Loara High School - Seaxe Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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76 boys' track 5 i ' I 2 2 2 Q , 4,13 ,, . Z ar, 'Z . ' 3 'Z Xi L, 'Nf' ' .. , I .A -gi DDO --L to MANY NEW MEMBERS CONTRIBUTED TO THE BOYS' TRACK TEAM THIS YEAR AND WITH THE HELP OE COACH SMITH THEY PUSHED TO IMPROVE THEIR TIMES AND MARKS. THERE WERE ALSO SEVERAL RE TURNING TEAM MEM- BERS, INCLUDING SENIORS CHRIS BRANN- S TROM ROB SEEBO, AND CHRIS WRIGHT, AS WELL AS JUNIOR RAEAEL GARCIA AND SOPHO- MORE DON BRADSHAW THE SIX TY-EIGHT-MAN TEAM EEA TURED SEVERAL A THLE TES WITH CIF EXPERIENCE IN THE LONG JUMP THE 440, THE 880, AND DISTANCE EVENTS. SOME OF THE PROMISING NEW MEMBERS OE THE TEAM WERE JOHN SPENCE CHRIS WRIGHT MARC PANASEWICZ AND EFREN IAIME ASSISTED BY COACHES HONDA, CONRAD DEFREIES, MAKI CASPARSL AND EARRELL, COACH SMITH STA TED THAT THE TEAM WORKED LONG AND HARD TO IMPROVE THEIR DEPTH SO THAT LOARA WOULD HA VE MORE OUALIT Y COMPETITORS IN EACH EVENT AND S0 THAT THE BOYS' TRACK TEAM WOULD ACHIE VE GREATER SKILL. 1. The 1985-86 Boys' Track Team. 2. Bob Peterson easihf clears the nine-foot mark. 3. Coach Smith observes the team 's progress while a team member stands near 4. Marc Panasewicz powerfully sends the discus flying. 5. Howard Zimmerman makes a dynamic long jump. 6. Tony Meade and Mike Rudd accomplish a successful hand-off in the relay race. Z Don Bradshaw gets a powerful start on the race. . ,. .f'. ew-ea -mmcii ,, ,,,,,. ','-' 4 'fr'-' N -,,,.,,MN. . v three A . L 7,,,- .1-I