Esperanza High School - Quetzal Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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l. The 4985-86 Golf Tedm: FirsT row l5I.UllI.VI.fSl.iil5 LTTKUIQUUEIE EUIEQ il ULU IE I3 The 4985-86 golf Tedm pldyed in 24 golf moTches ond one Tourno- menT. They were dlso The Top Tedm in Ordnge CounTy. AT press Time, The seoson wos sTill under- wdy, buT codch Al Sofdllo hod OD opTimisTic ouTlook, since his Tedm edrned The TiTle of Empire Ledgue chompions ldsT yeor. This yeor, The Tedm hdd 24 pldyers ond The mosT improved wds Kerry FidringTon. OTher ouTsTonding pldyers includ- ed Joson BiTTick, Joey Sugor, Donn Von Winkle, Tim Todd, ond Deon Delvldscio. Cooch Sofdllo olso sdid, This Tedm wos probobly The besT group of pldyers To come Through Esperdnzof' Q. Chris Jocdues, POT Von Winkle, Kerry FedringTon, ScoTT Rogers, Deon Di lylos- cio, Donn Von Winkle. Second row - AI Sdfdllo, Don Liscio, lvlork Morris, Eric JonerT, Joey Sugor, Tom Zonodich, Tim Tokk, Joson BiTTick, Jeff Philblod, Wendy Doyidson, Tom l-ldley, Joe Honcock. 2. Senior Joson BiTTick, who porTicipoTed in The Sdn Diego Open, Tokes d swing. 3. Donn Von Vllinkle prepores To smdsh one off The ronge. 41. Senior Wendy Do- vidson geTs in some puTTing procTice. T20 - Golf

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'1 xnxx! V ., 'I . Jeff Spencer pops The boil inTo The oir. 2. T985-86 JV Soccer Teorn: 4sT row - J. Shuck, R. JuTiurz, S. Cox, J. Longe, M. iVIcCiusky, S. Wolf. 2nd row - T. AndruloTTis, D. Simons, R. Long. 3. Seon SorgenT works his woy oround The opponenT. I3 IEW QFEQIIE LTIEIE TSW The JV Soccer Tecim hcici o record of '13- 3-2 ThoT ec1rnedTheTec1m o 2nci pioce posi- Tion in The ieogue. The rnosT voluobie ployer wos Rick, JuTiurz. The mosT choiienging gomes were boTh ogoinsT Pocifico, who hoc! o sTronQer Teom onci peoT Esperonzo. Plover Joe Shuck soid, UThe yeor wenT preT- Ty weii puT noT os good cis IosT yeor. iVien's Soccer - 449

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C0 PETI G ITH THE BEST 2- 9 'l. Girls' Varsity Softball: Bottom row - Ms. Ponce, Gabby Boetto, Jesica Limon, Kristen Kelly, Shelly Ring, Lyntte Buffington, Angie Lopez, Lynn Beck- ett, Top row Crissy Camera, Stacy Ater, Leasa Bosley, Julie Manderson, Sharon Munoz, Collett Brandis, Beth Kinney, Gina Gurolla. 2. Girls' Junior Varsity Softball: Top row Nancy l-laskel, Julie Koehl, Sheila Cook, Teri Ma- gana, Jayme English, Kellie Dillon, Mary Smith, Stacy Morales. Middle row Alison Thuney, Robin Rae, Caroline Estrada, Jeanne Finnerty, Kim Cox, Lori Small, Markell Steal. Front row - Katy Salo, Lisa Queezada, Stacy Gibert, Nancy Russell. Encouraged to do their best and not to be put off by tough Empire League competition, members of the Girl's Varsity Soft- ball team prepared for a challeng- ing season. The Aztecs had to face several championship teams in a league reputed to be one of the toughest in AA softball. Aztec softball coach Cec Ponce felt that perennial C.l.F. finalists or semi-finalists Kennedy or Cypress would be the most difficult chal- lenges of the season, along with El Dorado. At press time, the season was just underway. Not to be intimidat- ed by the difficulties of their league, however, the team set a goal: to finish league with a .500 win f loss record. To help reach this goal, Coach Ponce was counting on the entire team, including top performances by Beth Kinney, Jes- sica Lemon, Kelly Oakly, and Leasa Bosley. This year's J.V. softball team was also hoping for a rewarding season. Coach Jean Agee had a goal for the team: to be among the top three teams in the Empire League. Early in the season the team went to the Brea Olinda Tournament. Defeating four teams, they easily took first place. Key players Kim Cox, Sheila Cook, Teri Magana, Kelli Dillon, and Ja- mye English helped lead the Az- tecs to victory. girI's softball - 'l2'l