Saddleback High School - Caparral Yearbook (Santa Ana, CA)

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♦ Varsity basketball center Lisa Wood struggles for control of the ball after pull- ing down o rebound. Concenttotion is the key to a good pet- formonce. states Girls ' vatsity tennis play- er Bich Le. Boys ' varsity soccer captoin Rudy Lo- zano manages to keep the boll awoy from on Estancia opponent. Showing true determination. Jose Tores puts up a good fight. Practice Is the key to overcoming such difficult situations. Motion Madness is o dis- ease. It is a setious afflictio n that attacks the minds of unsu- specting athletes. This illness teached epidemic ptopottions and inflicted Saddleback play- ets with intensed motivation, self determination, untelented petsevetance, and on attitude to win. Thete wete symptoms to this illness. Ployets and partici- pants succumbed to the se- ductive forces of perfection and victory, as seen in the var- sity football team ' s perfor- mance. These players, pos- sessed with intensity, dis- played the unstoppable drive that led them to the Sea View League championship. The water polo program also caught the fever, rebuilding their talents and developing into a competitive team for next year ' s battles. The epidemic spread to all players of all sports — no one was immune. The helpless athletes could seek no cure because none existed. And so, they coura- geously continued to com- pete, always with the intensi- ty, the positive attitude, the zealous perseverance, the team unity . . . the Motion Madness!!! V

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A dehydrated Joe Deal takes a break between plays to quench his thirst and get back some energy. 32D Sporrs

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t The Daily Pilot ' s Coach-of-the-Year, Jerry Witte. contemplates his team ' s next move. His knowledge and experience in the game of football aided the pressure decision-making at crucial points in the game. tt at Captain Earl Jones, with a season total of 60 points, displays his quick moves, which en- abled him to out manuever the best defensive players, and lead the varsity team in their un- defeated league season. ♦ Sophomore Kreg Winn, having a 3.8 car- rying average, leaves his defender in the dust. Kreg shows the potential of being one of the future varsity leaders. Varsity Football — Row 1: M Chankay. J Deal, C Davis. D Snell. B. Williams. M Gallegos. T. Max- well. S. Delgado Row 2: Coach Car- negie. G Garcia. E. Jones, K- Winn, T, Baker. A. Sosa. P Yoma. A. Car- ranza. Coach Mesenhimer Row 3: Coach Lindner. H Arvisu. D. Wil- son. J. Medlm. P Pesak. M Butler. D. Warnick. Coach Witte Row 4: S. Topete. Ft. Chavez, G Nunez. G. Deans. J Bell Row 5: A Quintamlla. G. Campbell. J. Cook, J. Cisneros. A Domiguez Row 6: D Westphal. J. Luevano. M. Alonzo Row 7: Coach Mangram. R Montez