Loara High School - Seaxe Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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SPIRITED AND DEDICA TED ARE WORDS THAT PERFECTLY DESCRIBE THE 1985 SOPHO- MORE AND FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAMS. BOTH THE SOPHOMORE AND FRESHMAN TEAMS NEVER GA VE UP THEIR SPIRIT AND HOPE AS THEY PRAC- TICED HARD. IN ADDITION TO THE TEAM'S SPIRIT THE TEAMS WERE STRONGLY SUPPORTED BY THEIR FAMILIES, SAXON FANS AND THE PEP SQUAD. AN IMPORTANT FACTOR IN THE TEAM'S GROWTH WAS TOGETHERNESS AMONG THE PLA Y- ERS. THROUGH THE COACHING OF TOM ME YLOR AND IERRY HALPIN SAXON PLAYERS WORKED AS A TEAM AND PLAYED A STRONG PRESSING DE- FENSE PICKING OFF REBOUNDS FROM THEIR OP- PONENTS. THE SAXON PLA YERS MADE A STRONG COMMIT- MENT TO WORKING HARD AT BUILDING A STRONG FOUNDATION FOR FUTURE BASKETBALL SEASONS. THE 1985 SAXON PLAYERS GAVE A LOT OF THEM- SEL VES FOR THE GOOD OF THE TEAM AND THE PROGRAM 1. The 1985 Sophomore Team. Top: R. Onishi S. Kirkland B. Jarman, T Buchanan, A. Amerlranian, P Plettinclr, B. Weisen K. Kowata, I Delehoy, C. Garcia. Bottom: A. Bayr- ooti B. Pantavella, K. Yuen, R. Lammens, 1 Pactwa, B, McGaughey, C. Clayton, K. Matsulrubo, R Harding 2. Paul Plettinclr displays his leaping ability on his lay-up. 3. Koichi Matsulrubo executes a pass to his teammate. 4. Russelle Tambhfn demonstrates his hne shooting 5. The 1985 Freshmen Team. Top: T Meylor, R. Halcomb, M Cooney, R Diamond E Smith, A. Pliphant R. Tamblyn, M Casper, L Gordon, 1 Capen N Mdller Bottom: S. Hood C. Hngah K. Wlliams, N Carlisle, L, Tran, M Plettinck, A. Elledge, T Caples, K. Zeilinslri 6. Adrian Oliphant uses his height to his advantage during a jump-ball as the Saxons wait to rebound the ball. Z Bobby Pantavella goes to shoot a free throw. IJ! I 02ff!s basketball hree