Loara High School - Seaxe Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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SSVGH eight H1116 Elf COACH DEBBIE WHEELER WORKED GQ HARD IN MAKING THE TEAM VERY SUC- CESSFUL. THE PLAYERS HARD WORK PRE- EIPARED THEMSELVES EOR NEXT YEAR'S OQVARSITY LEVEL. COACH WHEELER BROUGHT MANY NEW IDEAS WITH HER TO IMPROVE THE TEAM. THE SPIRIT OE A :1 EACH PERSON WAS SO ABUNDANT THAT IT MADE THIS SPORT FUN AND NOT IUST JE.f,CoMPETITIoN. THIS YEARS IUNIOR VARSITY TEAM QIWILL BE THE BASIS FOR A STRONG VARSI- ,ETY TEAM NEXT YEAR. COACH WHEELER LHLCOMMENTED, THE OVERALL TEAMS AT- TITUDE HAS BEEN 'PLAY HARD AND GIVE A ICWTY6 ten - Lisa Russo, righttielder, waits tor the ball to come to her section ot the tield. Adena Woodman looks tor the next pitch to see it she can advance to third base. Christy Wollman shows her stutt in striking out an opponent. Adena Woodman gives tull concentration to her position. The l986-87 LV. team: T. Shirley, K. Kish, A. Duarte, I. Miller, F. Luna, L. Russo, K. Bunker, B. Fields, L. Cobos, M. Alverez, A. Woodman, L. Patnella. Mary Alvarez prepares to tield a bunt. eleven Catcher Tracy Shirley hopes the Los Al player strikes out. Kay Lynn Bunker's fielding helped the team throughout the season. I Tracie Shirley runs towards third base. Finni Luna makes a play at first base tor the third out. Iana Miller is sate in a close play at home. jv Sottballf97

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. -J I I TR 2-TLS., Y ,E..,4R.Azgw ' 1 - 4-,,, IV SOULS 4 ,maff ,J D W, ' .f.?9,J 'F' - 5 f if . .V. SOFTBALL TEAM SWINGS INTO ACTIO I OHS th ee five six THIS YEAR'S GIRLS' IV SOFTBALL TEAM I-IAI A HARD-I-IITTING SEASON. SKILL, COORDINA- TION, AND DEDICATION ARE THE KEYS TO THI IUNIOR VARSITY SOFTBALL TEAM TI-IIS YEAR. MANY OF THE PLAYERS HAD A LOT OF EXPER TENCE AND IMPROVED THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. THE IV TEAM DEMQNSTRATED THEIE SOFTBALL POWER AND UPHELD THE SAXOI TRADITION OF STRONG CQMPETT TQRS. THE KEY PLAYERS ON THE JUNIOR VARSI TY TEAM WERE SHORTSTOI1 LTSA PATNELLA SECOND BASEMAN BRIS .',Y JY FIELDS AND CATCHER TRACY SHRILLY, WS THREIT' RETURI ING PLAYERS WERE IUNIORS, TATU. -AME? KAY LYNN BUNKER, AND' KRISTI KISI L

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