Loara High School - Seaxe Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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ten SMASH! THE SPRING SEASON BRINGS, AMONG OTHER THINGS, THE ARRIVAL OF BOYS' TENNIS. WE ALL KNOW HOW PROMISING THE VARSITY TEAM HAS BEEN IN PAST YEARS, BUT THIS YEAR THEY ACHIEVED THEIR POTENTIAL. THE TEAM WAS LEAD BY RETURNING MEM- BERS CAMERON DARWEESH, DAVID KNOCH, IONG-HYUN IOE, CHRIS HUICO- CHEA, ARA AMERKHANIAN, IEEE IACOB- SON, VICTOR KUO, AND COMPLEMENT- ED BY NEW MEMBERS PAUL CHEN, !,,,,,,, eight YOUNG CHUNG, AND TED LEE. CAPTAIN CAMERON DARWEESI-I SAID, THE TEAM LIVED UP TO ITS POTENTIAL AND PER- FORMED ADMIRABLY ALL YEAR. HE FUR- THER STATED, THE TEAM WAS ONE TO BE RECKONED WITH ALL YEAR AND BY ALL OTHER TEAMS. THE I.V. AND FXS TEAMS, LEAD BY COACH IOHN KNOCH, DISPLAYED MUCH TALENT, PEREECTING BASIC SKILLS, RUN- NING FOR ENDURANCE AND STRENGTH, AND DRILLS ON THE BASIC STROKES. eleven COACH KNOCH SAID, I FEEL THAT THIS YEAR'S I.V. TEAM HAS ENOUGH POTEN- TIAL TO BE THE BEST IN THEYLEAGUEX' ALTHOUGH THE TEAM DID NOT HAVE A ONE STAND-OUT PLAYER, EVERYONE WORKED HARD AS A TEAM TO DO HIS BEST. IAMES LEE CONCLUDED BY SAY- ING, TENNIS IS HARDER THAN MOST PEOPLE THINK, BECAUSE IT REQUIRES NOT ONLY STRENGTH AND STAMINA, BUT ALSO INTELLIGENCE. nine boys' tennis X 7 I

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I-r1i:t 'v 2-if 5 1, . .it -,-p:- J I five eight SX A. Habis, Y. Park, E. Kim, and H. Kim. Top Row C1 to rj: I. Sun, M. Navarrow, L. Cobas, D. Fujishige, and E. Romo. 6. Georgina makes a good shot. 7. Team Leader Cheryl hits a winner. 8 Erika Reich shows the form that makes her an outstanding player. 9. Kim, this year's broken racket award winner, shows her stuff. SGVSH IT WAS ANOTHER TRYING YEAR EOR THE GIRLS' VARSITY TENNIS TEAM. FOR THE SECOND YEAR IN A ROW THEY BEGAN WITH ONLY SIX RETURNING VARSITY PLAYERS: SEN- IORS CHERYL SEICH AND ANNA DUARTE, IUNIORS KIM YOSHIOKA, IERI BRONSON, ERIKA REICH, AND I ODY WILKINS. IT WAS ANOTHER BUILDING YEAR EOR THE GIRLS' IUNIOR VAR- SITY TENNIS TEAM. EOR THE SECOND YEAR IN A ROW THEY BEGAN WITH ONLY FOUR RETURNING IUNIOR VARSITY PLAYERS: SOPI-IOMORES CHRIS TROUT, IAELYN KAZEL, GEOR- GINA LEYVA, AND IONABLE SUN. THE GIRLS' IUNIOR VARSITY AND VARSITY TENNIS TEAMS WORKED VERY HARD THIS YEAR. ALTHOUGH THE GIRLS' VARSITY TENNIS TEAM WAS O-14, FOUR GIRLS WENT TO THE SECOND ROUND OE LEAGUE FINALS: E. REICH, K. YOSHIOKA, C. SEICH, AND K. LAPIHUSKA. nine giris' tennis X 73