Estancia High School - Flight Yearbook (Costa Mesa, CA)

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Supersrors Top Row: Chris Rupso (Dasker- boll), Mike Mc Neff (Worer Polo), Chris Jones (Soccer), Carlos Escobor (Soccer), and Erin Hendrix (Tennis) Front row: Jock Pocheco (Vresriing), Miguel Suorez (Cross Counrry), and Mark Horrley (FoorbQil) Not pictured: Karen Schiessinger (Volleyball) and Julie Srewarr (Cross Counrry), Cindy Pearson fTrock) Dedication And Hard Work Make TInenn Valuable And Important They Are Superstars Is rhere ony special definirion ro describe o superstore Acruolly, rhere isThese ore the dedicored porrici- ponrs of various sporrs who have been selected eirher by rheir coaches or rheir fellow ream mores OS rhe mosr valuable ond imporronr players for rhe season. Ir definitely rakes good porenrol guidance! explained Mark Hartley, rhe supersror for rhe foorboll ream They supporr me positively in ev- eryrhing I do. There wos o definire pride in be- ing rhe besr rhe players pushed rhemselves ro rhe limir, knowing rhor posirive our- look on rheir per- formance would ger rhem for. You need dedicarion, hard work, and responsi- biliry , conrinued Mike Mc Neff, chuckling. I rhink I worked on oil rhor excepr for responsibiliryl Mosr players strongly volued the imporronce of rheir reammores and undersrood rhor rhey would nor be or rhe rop wirhour rheir ream. Trying ro escape rhe Laguno Hill ' s defense, Showno Newbern shoors for rhe basker. Superstars 210

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During rhe Homecoming gome, Mark Hart- ley ploys Q crucial porr for rhe Esroncio ream Passing by several disrressed Corono del Mor runners, Julie Stewart shows whor it rakes ro become o supersror Chris Jones, rhe soccer supersror, ploys wirh a winning sryle ogoinsr rhe ployers of New- porr Harbor. 212 Sporrs

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Top Row Megan Dredwell, Lori Miles, Lori Whisrier, Kekai Oliver, Michelle Horr, Devi Hoyr, Morla Wirrcop, and Coach Jae Sperazza Middle Row Chris Jones, Michelle Srrand, Dina Dirch, Debbie Phenix, Karen Farquahar, and Elena Birch Front Row: Alicio Miller You con ' r pur us under one name, because we odopr depend- ing on rhe siruorion, srored Chris Jones , obour rhe reoms ' versoriliry. The girls ' soccer reams, wirh rheir aggressiveness ond rheIr love of rhe sporr, rool ' ; rhe field by srorm. The reams, during rhe pre-season, were favored ro win league ond OF. Of course, a rigorous body con- dirioning followed rheir goal. The players learned rhe value of po- rience, hard work, and endurance. Uniry became exrremely imporronr, and each player played for her ream, rarher rhan for rhe individual glory. Michelle Strand commenred They Took The Field With iveness wirh a hopeful smile, We really wonr o banner for winning CIF in our gym. Every player mode some form of sacrifice for rhe ream and loved every single mo- menr of rheir vicrories. I crocked my ribs, and ir rook a while gerring bock inro rhe reom, bur ir was worrh ir! exclaimed Ali- cia Miller. Soccer was a powerful sporr rhor never sropped moving, ond for many ployers, like Jenny Daley, ir wossomerhing she grew up wirh. • ;14 Sporrs