Esperanza High School - Quetzal Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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GIRL ' PLACE 2N The Girls' J.V. Basketball Team finished second in the final league standings, tied with Ka- tella. Andrea Warmus and Wen- dy Nead led the team to an over- all I I and 3 league record. Coach Pendleton felt the team had a Good attitude, were very coachable and hard working. They had a rough start at the beginning of the season, losing six of their first nine games, but came back winning nine of the last eleven. Timarie Busser was also a great asset to the team with a high free throw average. Shannon Jones also assisted the team with her high field goal average. The Frosh!Soph Basketball team also finished second in league. Coach John Reid led the team to an overall IO and 3 re- cord. According to the coach and players, Lori Small and Kris- ten Hampton contributed to the team's overall success. I. Coach Pendleton instructs the team on new plays. 2. Wendy Neade dribbles down to score against Kennedy. ZTK5- 31 .mffli 25,0 ZZ H we 2 W' , Q' Wim MW M19- Mmm The l986 87 Girls J V BasketbaIITeam S Neumeyer J News W Hart T Busser G Sloggy B Bradshaw A Warmus S S is in W f wk W 3. H Q 2 r Q2 - ' ' - Q 1 - ' ' Sig cccc 4 iigif T . . , . , . , . , . ,...,.. ..... Qfg.. ....,. . .... . ,.., -M ..,...r- 1 1 ,,.,,... ,...,., .. ,,,.-. .... . .... I Jones, W. Neade, M. Wellington. fsee ,gg TJ... '-', 5 -QQQ ---- c..- , -SS -css 5 Q K t ..,,, R. ,, i'-- , S- ,, . of ' ' - -i' -., A , ,,,. . ..... ss.. .,.. I .... A z - S ' ,,c, If g 1 I A ' cs- E , Q , g ygg . p V..,, . . , , gg Q! ij 5 5 N P S, H+- 3, ,,, f Q . . W 5 T ,Q ii N t K, Q ix 96 Girls' J.V. Basketball 2 dew IU al 'GW ggi as Wi 35 . ..,,,,. h V. .., . W k.1i...,,... Y T :tg p . ,, gk 1, 5 'si' 5 '- Sf 'f -xz 5 HN.. -1- I I 45: J. 'J S , If-.Q .Ls sl 'Q : Zi Q is QQ .K R f S QP fit. 'i'i . , .. .f... .M.. X ig

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AZTECS PLACE FIFTH I LE GLIE This year the Boys Varsity Bas- ketball team completed their season with a 5 and 9 record which placed them fifth in their league. The Aztecs showed ex- ceptional talent with Ross Har- vey and Rob Nay recognized as the team leaders and Most Valu- able Players. The team's record was affected by the inexperience of their younger players. As 98 Boy s Varsity Basketball Coach Kurt Kersten said, A poor field goal percentage placed a heavy priority on good shot selection with this group. M.V.P. Rob Nay was one of the leading performers on the team. He established a new record in the rebounding section, averag- ing 8 or more a game. He assist- ed in the win over Katella in the closing seconds. The defeat of Katella was the team's biggest thrill. Another thrill was beating the Aztecs rival, El Dorado. The most disappointing game was the game lost to Pacifica by one basket in overtime. Ross Harvey was voted into All Tourney Can- yon and will most likely be voted All County second team.