Loara High School - Seaxe Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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-- Ld L L-I I 10,7 v- ls volleyball 0176 as two ... UNDER THE COACHING SKILLS OF VICKI LARSON THE IUNIOR VARSITY GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL TEAM GAINED MUCH KNOWLEDGE THAT WILL INEVITABLYMAKE NEXT YEAR'S TEAM BETTER. ACCORDING TO COACH LARSON THE IV TEAM 'S MAIOR PROBLEM WAS THEIR INEXPERI- ENCE MRS. LARSON COMMENTED, WE HAVE MANY FRESHMEN THEY ARE YOUNG AND HAVE LOTS OF TALENT BY THE TIME THEY BECOME IUNIORS AND SENIORS THEY OUGHT TO BE REALLY GOOD! THIS YEAR'S FROSHYSOPH VOLLEYBALL TEAM SHOWED EXCEPTIONAL TEAM EFFORT THE Y HAD EXCIT- ING VIC TORIES AND PROVED THAT THEY WERE COMPETI- TIVE ALL YEAR. UNDER THE SUPERIOR COACHING SKILLS OF CAROL CLARK IEX-SAXONJ, THE FROSH! SOPH VOLLEYBALL TEAM MEMBERS SHOWED OUT STANDING EFFORT AND DEDICA TION IN MAKING THIS YEAR'S TEAM SUCCESSFUL. K. Evans, L. Friedland M. Sparks, A. Gann, Ibottom rowj D. Demeli , L. Collins, D. Whittaken and S. Murany. 2. Shannon McNally sets the ball for a Saxon victory. 3. Heidi Sorour hits the ball with eflort and skill 4. The FXS Team.' ltop rowj R. L yshin, A. Pyle, K. Norris, S. McNalN S. Bra en, and W Zohnnie. Ybottom rowj K. Ahrens, K. Kish, C. Perez and K. Bunker. 5. Lesley Friedland sets the ball as team members look on. 6. Coach Larson confers with her team to bolster team spirit Z Camaraderie is displayed in this play by LV Team members. 1. The L V team.' Y top row from left to right! L. Matazinski, H Soroun 'o d Wan if ff. x ':w,n.5 f,,f,,,v , ,a,f5,y?, as . f Lam- f f ', A W wiv ,. 5 A 'il ,.g.'f?X7 'Hi I Lf , A f 5' ' f 4' NR S39 W 4 A 'i fd in three R . 3

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ONCE AGAIN THE SAXON VARSITY WRESTLERS PROVED THEMSEL VES AS ONE OF THE DOMINAT ING TEAMS IN THE EMPIRE LEAGUE. THE SAXONS SUFFERED THEIR ONL YLOSS TO EL DORADO INA CLOSE AND HEA TED MA TCH OF SOME OF ORANGE COUNTY'S BEST WRESTLERS. CHRIS WRIGHT A FAVORITE OF THE CROWD COMMEN TED THAT THE TEAM 'S TREMENDOUS SUCCESS CAME ONL Y AFTER MANY S TRENUOUS HOURS OF PRACTICE. SOME OF THE OUTSTAND ING WRESTLERS INCLUDED NICK Y KOB, TE VITA AHOLELEL BRIAN MALA VAR AND CHRIS WRIGHT FORMER LOARA STUDENT AND SECOND YEAR COACH RICK MARTENS PROVIDED THE LEADER- SHIP AND ENCOURAGEMENT WHICH WAS NECES- SARY TO DEVELOP A POWERFUL TEAM THE HIGHLIGHT OF THE YEAR CAME WHEN THE TEAM REGAINED THEIR TITLE AS EMPIRE LEAGUE CHAMPIONS. ON AN INDIVIDUAL BASIS, NINE WRESTLERS QUALIFIED TO COMPE TE IN CLF 1. As the referee blows the whistle, Chuck 0'Dey concen- trates on reversing his position. 2. Ralph Rucker attempts to turn his opponent for a pin. 3. Brian Malavar fights off a hreman's carry. 4. Senior Chris Wright counters a single. 5. Dan lsaacsen attempts a two on one for a tilt. 6. ln a tough match against El Dorado, Tevita Aholelei goes for a double underhook. Z The 1985-1986 Varsity Wrestling Team: Dan Bass, Steve Reese, Dean Hanano, Chuck 0'Dey, Allen Caples, Steve Okabe, Tony Mayen Chris Wright Tevita Aholelei, Ralph Rucken Dan lsaacsen, Edy Andros, Brian Malayan Ali Bayrooth Blake Arakakl Nicky Cob, Donny Flores, and lim Sulterhelzi Lhle! -4- .m