Foothill High School - Shield Yearbook (Tustin, CA)

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15107-U' ports play an important role in the lives of many people. Los Angeles Dodgers fans follow the race for the pennant with breathless expectation. Spectators of the L.A. Rams hope for Superbowl fame for their favorite teamieetlilll athletesarersheefed01110 vlciefv. In their race for the gold... The Knights race is different from the others, however. Whereas professional teams strive for recognition, ,Foothill athletes ,excel for other reasons. 'S if S A ' Shin splints, broken bones, pulled muscles - all of these are suffered by dedicated athletes. However painful, injuries are endured, for Knights realize that pain is a small price to pay for the satisfaction of achieving their goal. Many a Saturday is sacrificed as a loyal cross country member attends an invitational meet. Football players rarely enjoy a evening movie during the season. From November, to February, .bf1sk2tbs11.12rls4s1efsf1r3.1s9.C!er..fff49 mshfs a week for games alone. 'A . fy Sacrifice, pain . . . why do athletes succumb to so many hardships just to participate in sports? The main reason is because of the mental frontiers they conquer. These include willpowerj'Yd'isiiiplli'ne', and, above all, the knowledge that one has put forth a supreme effort to excel. Despite the conse- quences on the field, with these fro-ntiers over- come, they have won the race for the gold. 14 Athl tics Opposite Page: Above: Debbie Turbow' at-racks 'her opponent -with her aggressive ser-ue. Opposite Page: Far Right: Hero goalie, Jim Gunz, signals another AquaKnight for the pass. Opposite Page: Right: Darrin Gunter accepts Jason Schmid 'sl pass and dashes for yardage at the Santa Ana game. 3

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JV's Celebrate Winning Season Fantastic is the only word that can describe the JV Football Team. The JV's finished up the season with an impressive 6-2 record. In many instances they came storming from behind to beat their opposition. One of these exciting games was against Santa Ana. With just one minute left to go in the game, the Knights drove 90 yards for the winning touchdown. This drive was sparked by the fleet footed running of split end, Roman Greco, and the leadership of quarterback, Poncho Aguilar. Other dominant factors that con- tributed to the team's success was strong blocking from the offensive line. Brendan Callanan, one of the premier splits, was also a good in- fluence for the team. Winning was important to the team, but their enthusiasm and courage made their season enjoyable. Top: Defensive Iinemen Doug Duval, Brett Barton, and Bill Kiefer wait for some action in between plays. Top Right: Steve Ediss looks to gain many yards against El Modena. Middle Right: The mighty Knights take the field against Santa Ana. Right: Cornerback Ken Mitchell says a friendly hello to a Tustin haUback. 16 JV Football