Costa Mesa High School - Round Up Yearbook (Costa Mesa, CA)

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ymnastics Team Has An Excellent Season This year's l977-78 girls gymnastics squad had a good season considering the inexperience of most the gym- nasts and a new coach Ms. Lyn Steg. The Varsity was led mostly by freshmen, Kathy Mol- lica and junior Yvonne O'Dell. Anita Masino and Dawn Schmisser also helped as Mesa finished suprisingly high in league finals. The .l.V. team coached by Karen Stolp, did an excel- lent job this past year, led by Tanya Mcnutt who re- ceived five first places' in the first tri-meet against Estan- cia and Newport Harbor. Lastly, the gymnastics team would like to give a spe- cial thanks to Mrs. Carolyn Mollica, Kelly Gallagher and Julie Fisher for managing this year's team. l. Kathy Molica doing a frount pike off beam, 1 Z. Audrey Pclliceiotti working on a floor rutine. 3. Denise Rose working eompolsarary' bars. -1. .Xnita Masino doing backhandsprings. 5. Anita Masino practising for upcoming meats. 0. Kathy N1 olica deos a frount tuck as Yvonne O'DeIl looks on, 7. .l,Y. coach Karen Stolp spots Ann .Iacobs on a new move. i lront Row. I.. to R: Denise Rose. Tammic Moore, .Iulie lishcr, Stacy Cirey, Tanya McNutt, Stacy' Thomas, Kathy MeC'arthy. Back, l.. to R: Connie lfross. Marilyn Budfinski, Kelly' Gallagher. Kathy Mollica. Audrey' Pellicciotti, Kelsey Hill.Yvonnc O'IJell, Ann Jacobs. Anita Masino, 96-S PORTS

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Boucher, Ting Lead Baseball To Good Campaign The 1978 Varsity Baseball team finished the South Coast League season very well, after a shaky start. Coach by Jim Gmur for the fourth year, the Mesans dropped their first eight games of the pre-season, includ- ing a 4-2 decision to Newport Harbor and a 5-2 loss to Rancho Alamitos on the same day. Poor hitting as well as lack of consistent pitching sent the Mustangs into league play with an 0-8 record. Led by returning All-Country choice Dale Boucher and two-year letterman Cliff Ting the Mustangs pulled out of their slump and began to be a prominent contender for the league title. Infield standouts were Tom England, Kirk Bauer- meister and Chris Beasley, with Jerry Cribbs, Thad Tropea and Chris LaFace rounding out the outfield that helped the sluggers to a possible CIF berth. Behind the plate most of the year was George Moore, a senior, along with Cribbs who helped out when not in the outfield. Relievers Ron Hirano,Steve Manahan and Jeff Sutterfield were able to pitch a few strong innings if Boucher or Ting faltered. Graduation should hit Gmur hard, with eleven players being seniors. l. Chris Beasley gets ready to scoop up a grounder. 2. Pitcher Cliff Ting watches a fastball go foul. 3. .lerry Cribbs, Steve Manahan and Chris Beasley take a rest be- tween innings. 4. George Moore gets set for a Dale Boucher pitch. i i 98 SPORTS o w-ww.-...amz-,