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

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J.V. Soccer for 77-78: Kneeling: Ray Dentoni, Vie Herrara, Ed Ono, Ken Peterson, Dave Gardener, Karl Kennedy, Frank Ong. Standing: Harry Iversen, Yuji Kohara, Rob Hastie, Ken Orwig, Walt Iversen, Mike Hamada, Brad Millar, Dave Higuera, Dale Reinholt, Kwan Lee, Javier Manzanera. Not Shown: Shane Pope. Frosh-Soph Soccer for 77-78: Kneeling: Frank Ong, Steve Neimezura, Shawn Wilders, Dan Fisher, Mark Liu, Matt Vanderwarker, Vie Herrara, John Mezzapelle. Second Row: Harry lversen, Javier Manzanero, Leon Melkonian, Brian Scannel, Rob Hastie, Gary Hatfield, Laslon Lak. Third Row: Craig Anderson, Mike I-lamada, Alberto Medina, Yuji Kohara, Kwan Lee, SPORTS-l 13

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Mesa Soccer Squads End Successful Second Year The Mustang Soccer team for 1978 played very well for only their second year in existence. The addition of a Frosh-Soph team has added to the strong school participation in this sport. Over seventy players came out for the teams this year, which is well over the thirty- five that came out for last yearls squad. Playing with only four seniors, the Varsity had a good, experience-filled season that promises a great nucleus for next year, along with some promising J.V. players. Excellent contributors all year were two-year letter- men, Mark Krieger and Greg McLeod along with new- comer Greg Potjes and football player Bob Wade. Coach Joe Fischer ended his second year as coach and was very surprised at the way soccer grew at Costa Mesa High in just two short years. He sites team to- getherness for this year's successful season and hopes it continues at Mesa in years to come. l. Freshman Greg Potjes uses extreme head force as he Heads the ball to a teammate. 2. Two-year man Manuel Torres concentrates intensely as he shoots for a Mustang goal. NR Varsity Soccer for 77-78: Ktneelingz Amilcar Torres, Mark Fleisher Greg Potjes Marty Gruenthal Scott Kincaid Bob Valcmuela Standing: Bob Wade, Craig Nebeker, Gregg McLeod, Mark Kreiger Ted Flicker Tyrone Hatllcld Curt Pearson ll2 SPCRTS

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G1rI Swimmers Look To Strong League Future .- . I Girls Swimming finished the season with a weaker record than expected, but a very young team holds ont a promising future. Led by sophomore Maryan Ure, junior Chris Lincoln oir J X and Kelly Magee, the team was respected in league. WW. ' P The Mustangs held one strong position in each swim g gg S . event. '.5 fffT 'Qg.'h'. , Kelly Magee, ninth place finisher in CIF last year, did '5 well again this year ending up within the top ten. Coach Darlene Pattison is expecting a lot out of next I , . year's team with many returning swimmers. I. Kelly Magee works on her CIF diving form. Z. Coach Pattison watches intently. 3. Chris Lincoln shows good butterfly form. 4, Life guard Sissy Kennedy overlooks the struggling swimmers. 5. What next coach? 6. Lisa Bartosic breathes during freestyle. 7. Senior swimmer Ingrid Maul finished a lap of butterfly. The l97X Swimming Team: Top Row: Maryan Boska, Kim Wilbert, Maryan Ure, Tami Averill, Monica Tropea, .lula Ware, and Kathy Murphy. Second Row: Kelly Dickerson, Vicki Donatclli, Ingrid Maul, Robin March, Staphanie Schabarum, Sherril Brown, Coach Dar- lene Pattison Third Row: .Iana Sink, Chris Lincoln, Dawn Tetrault, Kelly Magee, Marci Frazier, Terry Packard, and Lisa Daihill. Bottom Row: Sue Nichols, Teresa Macallbce, Terry Walsh, Sonya Zachary, Lisa Bartosik, and Natalie Brasso. , I I4-SPORTS l