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

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,V Mm' ,V J, , ,, M , 44 Soph Team: Front Row: Chris Starkman, Scott Kincaid, Jeff Borton, Scott McMasters, Mark Mathieson, Scott Stewart, Jeff Arbuckle, Jeff Posante, Second Row: Reggie Zeal, Dave McAlister, Bill Mills, Dan Bauer, John Hause, Brian Martin, Gerard Armstrong, Mike Field. Third Row: Steve Young, Wayne Rice, Tim Moultrup, Ted Elicker, Dave Ross, Brett Thompson, Bill Lux. ...ay 1 .,,,, , Frosh Team: Front Row: Paul Sauerhammer, Max Marold, Scott Yuen, James Allen, Fred Hamilton, Mark Pickering, Louis Aram- bula. Ribby Sink, Forrest Werner. Second Row: Cliff Elbourn, Erie Manton, Bob Hastle, Louis Armijo, Scott Pickering, Brian Pug- mire, Greg Potjes, Greg Teregis, Bob Hacker, Third Row: Carson Pinchon, Fred Buller, John Stevens, Sam Burgard, Bennet Swift, Mike Hyde, Joe Parrino, Joe Perez. SPORTS-67

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Mesa Underclassmen End Successful Year This yearis Freshmen and Sophomores fared sur- prisingly well in South Coast League play. The Sophomores, coached by Dick Oberrueter, fin- ished in second place with a 7-2 record, losing to Mis- sion Viejo in a 6-0 heartbreak and to league champ El Toro in a 42-33 offensive thriller. Led most of the season by the passing combination of Bill Lux-to-Dan Bauer plus a swarming-type de- fense, sparked by Mike Mills and Mike Field, held three opponents scoreless while averaging up to 20 points an outing offensively. The line play was also a strong point of the team, as they were led by Brett Thompson, Reggie Zeal and Gerard Armstrong, as they opened gaping holes time and time again for their running mates. The Freshmen of coaches Jim Gmur and Ron Bauer ended up, like the Varsity, at a 3-6 clip and a fifth place finish in league. The young Mesans were led by hard- running quarterback, Greg Teregis and some shifty backs in Max Marold and Greg Potjes. The defense sputtered all year with inconsistent play in the later stages of most games. The strong points were Forrest Werner, Sam Burgard and Cliff Elbourn, all of whom are linemen. l. Bill Lux rolls out, behind Brian Martin's block. 2. Freshnaen take a break to talk over son1e strategy. 3. Bill Lux attempts to hurdle a Dana Hills opponent. 4. The line, led by Gerard Armstrong, Mike Mills, Dave Mac- Allister and Brett Thompson, lead the charge. 66 SPORTS 7? awytiq 'a- 9- up U' 3... if ,pf 52112. 49' T vtt T

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Volleyball Finishes Good League Year The Varsity Volleyball team completed another suc- cessful year of Volleyball action, with seniors Connie Dietzel and Jill Freeman named as Honorable Mention South Coast league players. Playing with six returning members and five Junior Varsity players from last year's team, the squad finished fifth in the toughest high school league in the nation. The team defeated Dana Hills and El Toro during the season and upset the Tritons of San Clemente in the second round. Other victims included Irvine High School and Westminister. Connie Dietzel led the offense, earning Most Valu- able Player honors, while Jill Freeman was voted cap- tain. Carol Krikorian was named Defensive playerg Jen- nifer Dies, Most Inspirationalg and, Michelle Deyden, Most Improved. Coach Pattisonls comment on the season: The team played much better the second half of the season. Each player improved and I am very proud of them. lj Blockers Michelle Deyden and Carol Krikorian stretch to smpadmk 23 .lill Freeman serves during a Mustang league game. 33 Micky Hinz hits while team members complete the coverage. 41 Looking surprised at the events of thc game is Sissy Kennedy. SJ Dinking the ball over the nct, Senior Micky Hale jumps high. Coach Pattison counsels the team during a time out. Connie Dietzel contemplates the one that got away. 65 73 .gi 68 SPORTS