Laguna Hills High School - Aerie Yearbook (Laguna Hills, CA)

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WA , vo! eybaf The First Step to the Gold J V ty C ch Sue Stein, Marcy Kalberg, Susan Nolan, Krista Wiekamp, Jennifer Spittle, Karen Willis, Carolyn Langfield, Leila Sh stead ce, and Kelly Am . 5 fi' J .. JL.. ,

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urpcwaing flee ollimifd Boys Sophomore: Scott Thel, Steve Frisone, Tony Gibney, T.C. Nownes, Chad Muhr, Rob Nichols, Brian Fischer, David Dabbaw, and Den Monell. Girls' Junior Varsity: Coach Mike Berecz, Kerri Denise Roseniack, Coach Debbie Wilkinson, , Cindy Smith, Marlo Smith, Jackie Rhodes, Christine Malervy, Michelle Montgomery, and Krista Larson. Boys Frosh: Craig Bohmholdt, Tony Singleton, Ricardo Gonzales, Vince Sebastiano, Greg Wallihan, Howard Rittberg, Chris Woolsey, Richard Manweller, Chi Eng Lim, and Mike Symons. 191 MacNamera, Kim Smith, Tina Ehler, Reem Khalil,

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s if p i. - .fr . 1 I2 ? 192.-L osh-Soph: Heather Wagner, Meagan Mc Donald, Nikki Amold, Jennifer Swanson, Kristina God- ay, Coach Sue Stein, Jamie Hiner, Sunhi Park, Marla Sherman, Sue Kim, and Shelby Kawalcyk. lrsity: Amber Wells, Wendy Hensel, Christy Stoecle, Heather Mc Intyre, Lynn Lambert, Erika :hIitz, Jenny Cowper, Coach Renn -Amstead, Tiffany Smith, Xanne Brakke, Leah Miller, Iris aneracion, Kristen Kogerman. Erin Mc Ginnis, and Joelynn Tinch. For the first time in Laguna Hills history, the girls varsity volleyball team clinched a spot in the CIF playoffs. Despite the change from the 4-A South Coast League to the 5-A Pacific Coast League volleyball ranking, the fearless Hawkettes rivaled county powerhouses like Woodbridge and Laguna Beach to capture a 3rd place crown and a chance to the CIF title. The devastating starting line-up with the tremendously talented bench and superb strategy of a first year coach, Flenn Amstead, proved to be the winning com- bination to their success. With many returning players for the next season, the team already has high aspirations for an exciting command performance. The JV volleyball team had their share sucesses in the new league as well. Driven with intense competition and sup- portive coaching by Sue Stein, the Jr. Hawkettes had a remarkable season which produced not only wins but promis- ing recruits for next year's varsity. As newcomers to the game, the frosh- soph volleyball team had quite a learning experience. The highlight of their season definitely had to be their unparalleled defeat of the top-ranked frosh-soph team from Woodbridge. This established their team status that will definitely be a forceful impact as their talents come to full potential. Girls' J. V. - beautiful on and off the court. Look at those verticle leaps! After a long season, the Hawks retire with style. Another perfect senre by Leila Shukur. What make these otherwise rnormal hands' different? Better fingers of course! Show off those pearly whites, frosh-soph. Girls' Varsity Volleyball - the great looks of a winning team. Junior Varsity: Coach Stein, Marcy Kalberg, Susan Nolan, Krista Wiekamp, Jennifer Spittle, Karen Willis, Carolyn Langfield, Liela Shukur, Claudia Smedes, Karen Luce and Kelly Amstead. 193