Esperanza High School - Quetzal Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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EEIJLVEUIUDUIULUIEE LUIEUISIU SIEWIBIEIEUIZ 4. Two defenders ore needed To sTop on AzTec runner. 2. The of- fensive line moves inTo dcTion. 3. Esperonzd kicks off To The oppo- nenT. Bredking records wos The Trodemork of The 85-86 Sopho- more Foofboll Teom. WiTh o re- cord of 'IO-O, They were The only sophomore gridders To finish The seoson undefeoTed since Esper- onzo become porT of The Em- pire Lecigue. Two vicTories were ogoinsf Junior VorsiTy Teoms, onoTher fedT never before dc- complished of Esperonzo. AIThough unbedTen, The Teom fdced severoi Tough op- ponenfs. EI Dorodo, who pldced second in ledgue, gove The Az- Tecs o chdiienging gdme. Troil- ing by o score of 44-0 of hoif- Time, The Azfecs rollied To o 2'I- 20 vicTory, mdrking This gdme os The sedson's mosT excifing con- TesT. Foofboli - 8

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The 4985-86 Sophomore Fooiboii Tedrn: Firsi row - M. Donioi, J. Cory, W. Turner, C. Depdz, M. Renfro, M. Wood, P. Alexdnderi Second row - L. Bedrd, J. Wood, J. Ldihrop, B. Duke, M. Finley, J. Cdrnevdie, M. Arids, D. Nemosek. Third row - C. Avino, J. Sugor, Cooch Dornene, Codch Currdn, Cooch Sedbold, M. Monderson, P. Rezo. Fourih row - R. Ldgsdin, S. Arihur, O'MoIley, J. Peres, S. Fionogdn, B. Greer, E. Hdfch, M. Murphy. Fifih row - S. Gdbriel, J. Moier, R. Pressel, K. Sedbold, M. Siewdri, D. Sounders, M. LdPedn, J. Burchii. Sixih row - M. Kenr, J. Jovdnovich, S. Conner, C. Coilindn, C. Holi, K. Webb, B. Shondrnon, T. Roizedeh, M. Linn. ,eixifi The Aztecs siruggie for d shon' goin. 86 - Fooibdll

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5'l.Vl.iilIll:il:jlLI3 If!!!-it WIEESEUUULUEU 'UE DU Esperanza's Freshman Football team, coached by Dave Stout, started off the season with three big wins over Cypress, Los Alamitos, and Pacifica. According to Stout, this young freshman team was hard working and strong. However, freshman football, just like any other team, had its weak points. 'Coming in and being faced with new exper- iences, they struggled to play as a unit, ex- plained Stout. Being new and inexperienced, the season resulted in some key injuries and a season record of four wins and six losses. Although the season did not turn out as ex- pected, the team had some outstanding play- ers. Quarterback Danny lVlondragon is one of the best athletes l've seen in my five years of coaching freshman football, continued Stout. 0ther players, such as Steve lvlelkerson, Ben Pinkertin, and Joe Shim also played well, and will do even better when they reach the varsity level. '1 2 88 - Football 4. The Aztecs return a kickoff. 2. The opponent tries to stop the Esperanza offensive rush. 3. The Aztecs push ahead for yardage. l l l I l l