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

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31. of 4, wtf, unior Varsity: Top Row: Charis Filield, Marcy Kalberg, Sue Kim, Coach Sue Stein, Nikki Arnold, and Jackie Rhodes. Middle Row: Sandy Paddock, argaret Kelly, Jennifer Swanson and Sharon Oh. Bottom Row: Marlo Smith, Shelby Kowalcyk, Stephanie Szallay, Katie Mc Cann, and Stephanie orrison. arsfty: Top Row: Nancy Negron, Lori Cosgrove, Coach Renn Amstead, Wendy Hensel, and Christy Grebel. Middle Row: Kristina Godfrey, Carol Mott, Lelly Amstead, Kari Brown, and Julie Stipetic. Bottom Row: Sunhi Park, Sharmin Moten, Iris Veneracion, and Shazeen Mufti. ff if ,ny-p., .aff f, I or an ,M I X ' .'..-new M

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Jqolaea ana! .HOOIQ5 Greeted with a new league and new coach, the Lady Hawks knew they had quite a task to accomplish. Nevertheless, they took it in stride and achieved the most productive season yet. Notably, the girls banded together in spirited team- work to produce the 2nd annual basket- ball program which displayed their talents as well as personality. lt took this kind of spirit and dedication to help achieve their goals in this demanding but successful season. The varsity squad, led by Wendy Hensel, lris Veneracion, and Christy Grebel, proved a threatening force as they battled many competitive teams. Each practice and game was a new learn- ing experience. As a young team, the Lady Hawks pulled through as the under- dogs and finished with a dynamite effort. Junior Varsity was represented with a well-balanced team as it had height, speed, and sharp shooting combined. Their hard work and determination made them a winning team on and off the court. The JV girls are all hoops! The girls Varsity team show off their pride. Renn Amstead and Sue Stein hard at work-coaching. Sharon Oh, Marcy Kalberg, and Jenny Swanson warm up before the big game. Nothing like a little stretching to keep Lori Cosgrove fit. 198 ,X RN' Q1 I I 4, ' if it M f .- -7 fa t,. . . . ..4 H15 ' ti K ' sUl1Fx, . 1 ,, ar, t J' 3, . 1 A 4 E ww L' - 5 - r ML . b, i . A ' ' MVN X Huis Y, . . l i Q 1 Wu H! W , 50144 54. K? ffl? A E My 4114. ' 1 ',f'l's y ' 'Ut f HA A . , ,' A . f -J' ' . -' A 1 QR' if ' ' 5 Q- - Q' ' ' Hr G . '. it ' - t, - ww f . wr, ' 1,1 1. X- A if Up .4 .xxx 1 Hn. .. . .. 9? 4 1- fs' . or SDM E4

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The Hawks Varsity Basketball team has had an excellent beginning in their new league. In changing to the Pacific Coast League, they were ranked 16th in the 2-A division and were 7-8 in preseason. The HAWK5 Hawks finished on a strong note by upsetting 49 ranked EI Toro in a 55-52 victory. Their determination was strong and their perfomances were outstanding. This year's Varsity team was definitely headed for CIF. The Hawks were lead by Pete Colburn and Sean Hardy, both being key factors to this year's success. Mike Smedes and Chris Sheff have led the team at point guard scoring and Ricky Kawada has been a strong defender to the opposition. Greg Nelson, Dan Pelton, Dan Ftingler, Charlie Packard and Dave Kahal have also had great success and have proven that a positive attitude does pay off. The Hawks are a very talented and determined team. By using their talents to their advantage, they definitely had a very successful season. It surely looks as if it 's going to be a Golden Year for the Hawks. 200 3 CK- L...- 1' --.fr t I W 'Mr Top Left: Ricky Kawada drives down the court going for another victorous lead forthe Hawks. Top Right: Senior Dan Pelton rebounds the ball in a competitive and exciting game against Garden Grove. Bottom Right: Chris Sheff goes for the gold as he weaves through the opposing defense for the shot,