Loara High School - Seaxe Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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Oil ir, five SSVSH EOR SUCH A YOUNG TEAM WE ARE DO- ilf-ILIIG GREAT, COMMENTED KRINON LAPA- .f r .J,. USKA. SOCCER REOUIRES A TOUGH MEN- XL ATTITUDE AND GREAT PHYSICAL EN f'Qi5ff . TQQJRANCE. I.V. CAPTAIN MELANI MIDANI ,V If, WG E fy, 1. ISPLAYED GREAT LEADERSHIP AND IARED HER SKILLS WITH THE TEAM. THE pw.. if. TEAM DIDN'T HAVE THE BEST SEASON, QIT THEY PUT FORTH A TREMENDOUS EE- DRT. COACH PIERRE VELO IS CONEIDENT 'IAT THE EXPERIENCE OE THIS YEARS HIIIAMI' llI'.,AYERS WILL BE A BUILDING BLOCK EOR EM, IN C EXT YEAR'S VARSITY TEAM. 21211 0 ROI USIAf ,gy,,.,iJ, ' Sophomore Akemi Matsukuho prepares to shoot tor a goal. The tuture's so bright, I got to wear shades. Girls' varsity soccer. Top row CL-Rl: L. Klos, R. Banages, Coach Nancy Beatty, Coach Pierre Velo, I. Bailey, I. Miller, C. Seigo. In car: M. Midani, A. Garcia. Bottom row CL-RD: M. Torres, N. Rorick, K. Evans, M. Boyle, B. Fields, S, Lotler, M. Eggar, R, Levin. Cnot Pictured: C. Brito and E. Tuckerl Shelli concentrates on the ball while her oppo- nent tries to defend. Alicia defends the goal and sends the ball to an offensive player. Melani and Rusti celebrate a victory. Ruth and Shalini pass the loall as they move to- ward the goal. Girls' I.V. soccer. Top row QL-Rl: Coach Beatty, S. Ferral, K. Kish, K. Lapahuska, Y. Yi, Coach Velo. In car: K. Crouch, R. Rucker, Bottom row CL-RJ: G. McMillen, R. Caytord, G. Hamai, H. Guill, soccer X SI

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I I t I l TTTION IN THE TOUGH EMPIRE LEACUE. THE CCLEERS ON THE TEAM WERE ALL VERY HARDWORKING AND ENTHU- SIASTIC, AND THE TEAM HAD A DASH OF THE EXOTIC THIS YEAR, ALSo. IN- CLUDED IN THE TEAM WERE DAVE WALTHER, THE CAPTAIN OF THE TEAM: ANDERS HENNINCSSCN, A FOREIGN EX- HANCE STUDENT FROM SWEDEN: AND TONY EERRENTINC AND RICH HACER- MAN, WHO HCPE TO DEEEAT GOLFING FAMILY MEMBERS IN THE FUTURE. ALL IN ALL, THE TEAM WAS A GREAT SUCCESS, BECAUSE FUN WAS HAD BY ALL INvoLvED. six Rick Puccio proves that golfers have the unique talent of being able to touch their shoulders with their Chins. Concentration is an important part of the game of golf, and Brian Weiser shows that relaxation and a clean stroke are important also. Coach lohnson and the team stride cheerfully toward another awesomely challenging golf game at Dad Miller. The correct fashion sense is a must for every golfer, and Dennis Blacketer's pants certainly meet the requirement. Coach l ohnson knows that the best way to learn is SGVGTI t to observe and practice, so he shows the team how it's done. Dave Walther prepares to participate in the latest trend on the golf course - baseball! Doug Spicer performs under pressure in a com- petition at Dad Miller. The l986-1987 C.-olf Team: ffrontl Tony Ferren- tino, Denny Blacketer, Brian Weiser, Anders I-lenningsson, Doug Spicer, Cbackl Rick Puccio, Dave Walther, Rich Hagerman, Andrew Harvey, and Richard Basguez. The coaching of Marty lohnson, along with a lot of hard work, pays off on the putting green.