Loara High School - Seaxe Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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. 5 : X , it eight Six Before the game, the Freshman Basketball Team receives an inspiring pep talk from their Coach, Hal Roberts. Greg Ramsey springs high in the air to make a jump shot. Chris Hoffman displays great style while scoring two points for the Freshman Team. William Kuai in-bounds the ball in a win at Paci- fica. l986-l987 Boys Freshman Basketball Team. Top row Cleft to rightl: Mike Naylor, Mike Mc Gowan, Greg Ramsey, Ioey Gaudio, Bart Dunn, William Kuai, Damon Riddle, Hee Lee, Steve Chung. Bot- tom row: Mike Treanor, Ellick Hsu, Mike Des- roches, Chris Hoffman, Iohn Raudabaugh. SSVGH THUG UNDER THE LEADERSHIP OF COACH IERRY HALPIN, THE I986-87 LOARA SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL TEAM PROVED TO BE A TOUGH CON- TENDER IN THE EMPIRE LEAGUE. TEAM CAPTAIN ADRIAN OLIPHANT AND MOST VALUABLE PLAYER ERIC SMITH WERE TWO OF THE LEADING SCORERS. ANDY ELLEDGE RAN THE PLAYS. IN ADDITION, IEFF GORDON, NAMED MOST IMPROVED PLAYER, COULD ALWAYS BE DEPENDED UPON TO GIVE IOOM. PRACTICE, DEDICATION, AND STAMINA PROVED TO PLAY A KEY ROLE IN THEIR SUC- CESSFUL SEASON. ten Andy Elledge drives up the court. Nate Carlisle shows great form, Eric Smith scores on a jumper. The l986-87 Sophomore Basketball Team. Front Ro C, Fingal, I. Gordon, G. Wagner, S. Hood, T. Caples Back Row: R. Halcomb, A. Elledge, R. Tamblyn, E Smith, W. Lackey, B. Leonard, A. Oliphant, N. Carlisle K. Williams. Surrounded by five opposing players, Adrian Oliphant makes a lay-up. boys' basketball X IO3

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