Esperanza High School - Quetzal Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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l S- fb 1. Junior Varsity pitcher Greg Haskell attempts to strike out his opponent on a twof three count. Haskell is the team's starting pitcher. 2. JV Baseball - front, G. Heffner, B. Bechtol, P. Goocl, Clangy. Row 2, T. Gresham, R. McMillan, G. Haskell, D. Moralez, M. Servi. Row 3, M. Hobbs, Shephercl,,G..Ya.Lber, Rouhly, P. Crisp, M. Sims, E. Cox. 80

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Senior Pat Wren watches an opposing pitcher to get a chance to steal the base. Wren has never missed a varsity game in his three years of baseball. Wren achieves ironhorse Senior Pat Wren, after playing three years of Varsity Baseball and over fifty games of baseball, never missed a game. Wren was one of the most consistent players during his years here, said Var- sity Coach Mike Curran. Wren has played baseball for twelve years and plans to continue his career at Fuller- ton College where he hopes to play in the outfield. This season he batted a team high of .380 and led the team in hits ancl runs scored. Wren was named to the Empire League first team and was asked to play in the Connie Mack Summer League for Fullerton College. This is a very prestigious league and to be an incom- ing freshman and to be asked to play in it is noteworthy. Wren won the Coaches Award, and has won the Golden Glove Award two years ago. Varsity ' V ga Karella a .ti . s i A 12 l 'YW its ful 1-Sf - fl 'llll'.ll, if . i . lx,',wXilii'.1lfiliillffi lr' Q i T it at--i ifiiaifni Q, A . f A if 1 Q ,. illl .liYlSl5i','gXgf il w llAQwEw:'li..ZllA X FNlffWgfxti ' A gQi5.iqlqil'5S9 mail! llgiify' tiiA,iig4q0j.5 , spits'-it mi, ii - Qgcifica 1 ey: i Gai-ir iili lli3iiove5 liii G iiliiii iii iiiili i l 55 1. Senior Kyle Olsen tags first after getting a base hit. This is Olsen's second year of varsity baseball. Varsity Baseball - front, 'M,BQg, B. Marks, D. DeCollibus, M. Sugar,,H Wren, C. GofQn,,K.fQlsen. Row 2, gg' liken, R. Ehlers, D. Cornstum, G. Leach, H. Von Kleist, W. Sircable, I. Kidwiler, . Row 3, B. Allen, K. Saunders, K. Dempster, M. Chocek, R. Kent, G. Cram, K. Michaucl,..IM1, Curran.. baseball - 79

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JV ends with Io-Io record Winning as many games as they lost, the IV Baseball team, coached by Gary Meek and assisted by Fred Brown, ended the season with a Io-Io record. Their wins were overshadowed by the excellent season being experienced by the varsity this year, but nevertheless, the JV team did have some impressive wins. In a double header the Aztecs defeated Loara twice, I4-3 and I0-2, and then beat them again later in the season 6-5. They also defeated El Dorado 5-3 early in the season but lost badly, 2-13, later. Greg Haskell and Paul Good were given 1 IOZJ awards at the banquet. The FroshfSoph team was coached this year by walk-on coach Dan Arton. Two froshfsoph players who earned awards for the I IOZ effort they expended were John Ledezma and Pete Morris. 1. Eric Cox swings at a pitch from the opposing pitcher. Cox is a threat to many high school pitchers because he is left-handed. 2. FroshfSoph Baseball - front, P. Thomas, S. Halwig, M. Johnson, C. Eccleston, T. Hitchcock, E. Cohick. Row 2, Donston, M. Kistler, B. jewett, D. Cusiter, VonRehder, P. Morris. Row 3, D. Arton, Philblad, A. Escobar, R. Smith, Darby, T. McNeal, Ledezma. llll T ' 4 .IW ta.-:M I0 I0 3 ggi 6 3 'wt . 1. 'fi '--' Katella P A tifil 1 llsoara l X we Cypress ' Lostfaiamitosr Pacifica Elj.Dorado 2 Katella Kennedy' 9 Loara Cypress it Los Alamitos T .r 2 Trying to get his opponent out, Pat Crisp throws the ball to first base. Crisp's throw was in time and the man was called out. 2. Milce Sims leaps to catch the ball to get an opponent out. The runner was too fast and was declared safe. ' -ft? , . 81