Loara High School - Seaxe Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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h f dpi I nacily. The 1988-89 Boys ' Freshman Basketball Team: (left to right) Ed- die Presbury, Eric Scic- chitano, Andrew Bois- vert, Ryan Basset t. A. Beto Guzman, Marc Martin, Drew Hubbard. Pete Gonzalez, Ricky Quintanilla, Aaron France, Ron Harris and Josh Mat os. Coach Anderson fine tunes his offense. 4. Pete Gonzalez goes for the basket. Ron Harris finishes off a drive to score two. Ryan Bassett puts up a difficult lay-up. 7. In a game at Katella. Jy Joh is looking good 8. All eyes are intensely fo- cused on the game. Matt Hamn skillfully shoots a free throw. Jaime Alvarado scores on a contested shot. The 1988 89 Boys ' Sophomore Basketball Team: (left to right) Matt Hamn. Alex Mask. Glen Maggio. Mike Klean. Jy Joh. Jason Vaughn, John Martinez. Kevin Williams. Jaime Alvarado, Brian Kuhl, and Taufik Sorour. Taufik Sorour pulls down a rebound and starts a fastbreak Brian Kuhl goes for a re- bound twelve rftn teen BASKETBALL 105

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104 F S SQUADS EXHIBIT SKILL AND GRIT The 1988-89 Fresh- man Basketball Team intimated even the best in the Empire League. Under their new coach, Jaime Anderson, the members on the team were able to contribute their own attributes to make this season an excep- tional one. Some ot the leading players on the team were Ron Harris, who led in assists; Pete Gonzalez, who was the top scorer on the team; and Drew Hubbard, whose swiftness and height the team greatly depended on. This young team showed perseverance and grit, making this year sen- sational. Headed by the new coach, Chuck Livesay, the Sophomore basketball team had a flourishing year. The team was led by team captains John Carr, who had the most rebounds, and Glen Maggio. Mike Klean proved to be an out- standing shooter for the team. The players showed an abundance of character and will — characteristics needed to make a winning team. four

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106 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM DELIVERS three « T en laps! Go! Coach Gary Blate told his girls at the beginning of almost every practice. By working hard and not com- plaining, the girls of this year ' s Varsity Team learned to be mentally as well as physically tough. Skillful, serious, and determined are words that describe the eight-member team. Though quite small, the team had great success and possessed experience as they had six returning players. The Seniors on the team were Heidi Sorour, Melanie Sparks, Michelle Roland, Lisa Nitao, and Kim Yo- shioka. The Juniors were Traci Berven and Jennifer Leonard, and the only Sophomore was Tracy Titus. Over the summer and throughout the season, the team became increasingly close. Spending more than twenty hours a week together, the team played like sisters, fought like sisters and, in a sense, be- came sisters. All of the players agree that they have matured tremendously and have become better bas- ketball players, and, most importantly, better people. four