Esperanza High School - Quetzal Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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Quarterback Rob Forenza hands off to Eric Cox. The freshman team was coached by Ric l-laulenbeclc. EHS I3 o 6 6 I5 zo 14 21 ,34.. asv' Freshman Football Capo Valley 21 La Quinta 52 El Dorado 16 Katella I4 Kennedy 6 Loara o Cypress R - 8 Los Alamitos o Pacifica 1 . ,. ...ia Frosh football - front, R. Hau- lenbeck. Row 1, R. Dobson, E. Co- hiclc, M. Johnson, S. Logan, Aparicio, E. Bowenhlgwgaggy, R. Sullivan, T. Hitchcock, D. Liscio. Row 2, R. Forenza, R. Ruiz, D. Gerber, D. DeNunzio, Don- ston, R. Allen, T. McNeal, T. Chill, P. Smith, Jacques, R. Mir- ancla. Row 3, Leclesma, R. Entri- can, R. Taylor, T. Hargrave, K. Harms, L. Malcolm, IVI. Lucey, Darby, R. Misemer, E. Kochis, S. Bronson. football - 49

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Frosh repeat season take Empire second After a dismal start to their Empire League season, the Freshman football team seemed to be repeating last seasonis sophomore record. However, midway through the season the team turned their losing record around and improved to the point that they captured a 2nd place in Empire League standing to tie last year's Frosh record. Coach Ric Haulenbeck commented that the team . . . had a shaky start but came back to show their class and ability . . ' Named Most Valuable Player was Don Kief, Most Improved was John La Derma, Best Lineman was Mark Williams and Most Inspirational Player was Mike Johnson. I. Center Ray Martinez prepares to snap the ball to quarterback Rob Forenza. The Freshman team's Empire League record was 5-4. 2. Freshman Reggie Sullivan carries the ball against an El Dorado team. The Golden Hawks defeated the Aztecs 16-6. 3. Reggie Sullivan returns the punt after it was kicked off by Loara. The Aztecs trounced Loara zo-o. 48 - football

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Carter named All American Senior Mike Carter completes four years on the water polo team with mixed feel- ings. I-Ie wishes that they could have won a CIF championship, but happy that they did win the Empire League championship in 1981. Carter maintains that the high points of his water polo career here include the de- feat of El Dorado at the end of the 1981 season. That win clinched the first league title that team has ever won. I-Ie also said that his being named to the sixth All American team for water polo was an- other high point. Carter, who has been on the swim team for four years, played varsity water polo all four years. He has only been on the varsi- ty swim team the past two years. Carter will attend college at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo in the fall. He, however will not play water polo. lt's just too time consumingf' said Carter. half Mike Carter throws the ball to teammate Trei Pettijohn in a power drive. Q 1. Junior Brad Harris attempts a lob shot in the CIF game against El Toro. The . , . Aztecs lost that game I5-I2. 2. Varsity Water Polo - front, M. Estep, M. , Carter, B. Harris, M. Rhone, T. Pettijohn, S. Croxton. Row 2, Strickland, L. Duncan, T. johnson, B. Lynch, W. Judson, M. Smith. 50 - water polo 1 Varsity A EHS A A 9 El Dorado I9 p Katclla 14 1 Kwvfdv' . 24 iloarai A 1 A 9 1 3 Pacifica li ElTur0k mmaaam Innes: varsity 1 EHS I3 1 EI ,Dorado 2 1 Y 3 I Kateilay cs W '61 W Kennedy f 7 s 2 LW' 7 6 6 has Alamitos 1 5 , 7 Pacifica p 3 .ls