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

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Field Events (in alphabetical order) Gil Barragan. Mike Copolla, John Corbet , Ken Delman, Doug Epulis, Gregg Foster, Rick Jason, Rater Kings- ton, Jason Kozek, Spencer Lee, Mark Maddux, Mike Neumann, Warren Pettit, Phil RIeck, Jon Schneider, Scott Smith, Joe Sparacio, Jon Sprague, Jon Starkenberg,Joel Wittenberg. TonI Anderson, Sharon Barragan, April Debitt, Linda Fleming, Debl Funk, Gabby Jimenez, Janet Kim, Michelle Kosciuk, Shavna Llebbe, Mia Mc Master, Julie OchI, Michelle Samuel, Dung Vu. )K, Where ' s the fundraising money A A eighty-three

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Hawks Sprints and Hurdlers in (alphabetical order); Mike Al- lison. Ivan Catlett, T.L. Compto, Shahad Dadsetan. Ger- ry Guldo. Ryan Hales. Rick Huff. Marc Mitchell, T.C. Nownes, Dan PInneaux. Craig RIggs, Matt Roszak, Joe Sparacio, Mike Usevlch, Don Varner, Tien Vu. Chris Woolsey. I hope future athletes carry on the Hawk Tradition of Excel- lence. - Gil Barragan This team could be one ot the best in Laguna Hills ' history With six league champions returning, our biggest competition will be Woodbridge The 1989 Hawks should finish a strong second. — Mr. Taylor That was the outlook for this seasons ' boys track and field team The team broke records in the 3200m, 1600m, discus, and 100m. The team placed seven to ten athletes for CIF competition Mike Allison, Craig RIggs, and Tony GIbney all received Beach Cities Invitational Champion Awards Returning team members included Mike Allison. Tony Gibney. Joel Wittenberg, Steve Frisone, Craig RIggs, and Phil Rieck. Chris Lynch, Jeff Zettel, Jeff Mc- Combs. and Jared Heiner ore new members who show great potential for the future Improvements in the team included Mike Neumann. Jeff McConnbs. and Scott Thel. Going onto league, they were 0-3, but their loses vyere by only 27 points This year ' s Hawk Track Team is striving to be the best they can be The dedication expressed by the Hawk Track Team gives them high hopes. With the season going as it is, the track team finished well this season. Top row: Coach Kurrle, Coach Thomas. Coach Smll. Front row Coach Gard. Coach Taylor. Coach Dem sey. i track and field ▲ eighty-two A

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7rack is a sport made up in- dividual efforts. - Nancy Kedzierski The Girls Track Team was made up of many strong in- dividual efforts Joell Goodfellow (hurdles), Hala Khalll (distance), Nancy Kedzierski (sprints), and Rumiko Matsumoto (distance) were some of the returning tal- ents for this year. There were two promising freshmen that benefitted the track team this year and they were Sharon Barragan and Tenaya Johnson. On a win loss basis, we do not appear strong at all — however there is never a time in which the girls displayed a losing attitude — they always entered the meet as if they are going to win. They do their best, and that is all a coach could ask for — Coach Kurrle The team plans to build for the future and train hard for the next season with more emphasis on drills and workout completion by members They hope to eventually beat Woodbridge, their toughest competition and take league Their hopes for CIF are not shattered either. The dedication expressed by the track members during prac- tice, training and the track meets proves their ability to take CIF. Sprinters and hurdlers (In alphabetical order): Anne Copies, Stephan; Casas, Annescia Castillo, Kelly Cockburn, Courtney Culwei Sepldeh Dodseton, Maun DImIck, Kelly Dyer, Jennlter Elloson, Rob Emerson, Kim Gorrlof, Jonee and Jonel Goodfellow, MIndy HI Nodla Jodoo, Tenaya Johnson, Nancy Kedzierski, Angela Lee, Bra dy Lemonds, JennI Lin, Carol Masson, Carolyn and Lisa Mend« GInny Newport, Mol-lynh Nguyen, Kristlna Nylander, Mark Rodemaker, Paulo Ramirez, Wendy Reed, Heather Smith, Can Sperling, Jennifer Swonson, Stacy Sweeting, Shanon Waslnger, Kl Wilson. Shannon Williams. I • % c , pick up pace ▲ what dq I eighty-four A