Loara High School - Seaxe Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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XX. X. N 72X varsity football one two WITH ONLY ELEVEN RE TURNING LE TTERMEN THE VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM CONSISTED OF FORTY-ONE PLAYERS, TWENTY-FIVE OF THEM IUNIORS. THE TEAM ENDURED HOURS OF INTENSE CONDITIONING SIX DAYS A WEEK DURING THE PRE-SEASON ALONG WITH DAILY MEETINGS TO PLOT STRATEGIES. TO INCREASE THE AGILITY AND STAMINA OF THE PLA YERS, PRACTICES INCLUDED AEROBIC51 RUNNING, AND SCRIMMAGES AFTER THE WEEKS OF PRACTICE THE TEAM WAS WELL PREPARED FOR THE SEASON WINNING THEIR FIRST THREE GAMES AGAINST WESTERN ANAHEIM AND GARDEN GROVE THE REST OF THE SEASON CONTINUED IN MUCH THE SAME MANNER AS THE FIGHTING SAXONS ACHIEVED MANY VICTORIES WITH THE ESSENTIAL HELP OF COACH HERB HILL. OUTSTANDING PLAYERS, ACCORDING TO COACH HILL, WERE CHRIS WRIGHT WADE CLESTER JOHN MON- TOYA, MIKE GOLIA, AND KEVIN HAMPTON THE ENTIRE TEAM WORKED AS A DRIVING FORCE TOWARD THE ULTIMATE GOAL - BEING THE BEST J. John Jordan, Senion waits expectantbf lor the next play to begin. 2. Tailbaclr Chris Wright relentlessly hghts toward a touchdown. 3. Wade Clesten quarterback, waits for the snap ot the ball to set the play in motion. 4. The 1985-1986 Varsity lootball team. Kleft to rrghti Hrst row: L Rudd L Jordan, B. Malayan D. Rovira, T Aholelei P Bishop, R. Puccio. Second row: F Bryars, R. Kupten L Butts, T Washburn, N Louman, M Golia, C. Barrientos. Third row: B. Roberts, Trainer Leon, Trainer Peltzen Coach Black, Coach Hill Coach Dean Coach Hahnin, Coach Seglen T Meyer. Fourth row: E Andros, C. Wright L Montoya, L. Aldeen, S. Thompson, S. Olrabe, li Peterson, D. Lutz. Fifth row: K. Hampton, S. Capraro, P. Muetz, D. Blacketen A. lanney, B. Hssen R. Hagerman, T Ferrentino, C. Brownelt Sixth row: M Panasewicz W Clesten D. Ragazzo, L Panchisin, M Rudd C. 0'Dey S. Wood M Denney. 5. Junior Andy lanney runs tor valuable yardage, 6. Milre Rudd pushes toward another spectacular Saxon victory. Z Ready for anything Junior Tony Ferrentino anticipates the rush ot an opponent. 8. A taclrle by the Saxons results in a dog pile. three i4

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