Loara High School - Seaxe Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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five 1 I COACH PACTWA AND COACH MACDON- ALD WERE BOTH WELL LIKED BY THE PLAY- ERS. THEY BOTH STRESSED DISCIPLINE AND GROUP EFFORT. THESE COACHES WERE ABLE TO MOTI- VATE THE TEAM TO IMPROVE THEIR GAME AND WIN AS A TEAM. ALL OF THE PLAYERS SHOWED THEIR STYLE AND CLASS AS THEY PERFECTED THEIR SKILLS ON THE BASEBALL DIAMOND. THE LOARA SAXON I.V. BASEBALL TEAM HAD A SPECTACULAR AND EXCITING YEAR. SSVGYI In a game against North High School, Sophomore Kenny Williams holds a runner at second base. The pitcher calls an infield huddle to discuss the team's strategy with his teammates. Iames Age makes a clean catch while playing in the outfield. l987 I.V. Boys' Baseball team. Top row Cl to rl: Ion Weber, Randy Halcolmb, Eric Smith, Ron Mazor, Rick Allen, Iim Delehoy, Rusty Tamblyn. Middle row fl to rl: I esse Salazaar, Pat Clowers, left Gor- don, Steve Marshall, Bill Gaynor, Tony Digio- vanni, Chris Drunasky. Front row Cl to rl: Iulius Tanzo, Chris Hoffman, Chris Callahan, Kenny Williams, Bob Patanella, Matt Drager, Iames Age, Not Pictured: Bill McReynolds, Korey Kowata. Korey Kowata smiles as he prepares himself for the next play. Ion Weber cracks a smile as his teammates try to relax him before the game, lim Delehoy shows the strength and determina' tion it takes to be a good baseball pitcher. I got it, I got itll Chris Callahan yells as he chases a fly ball caught in the glare of the sun. jv baseballfl I5