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

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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

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.V. Volleyball Has Great Potential Finishing third in the tough Coast league, the Junior Varsity Volleyball team showed tremendous potential as a future league threat. Comprised of seven freshmen and two sophomores, the Mustang squad lost only to Laguna Beach and Corona del Mar, ending with a 10-4 league record. Under the play of captain and setter Stephanie Web- ster and Most Valuable Player Joanne Lux, the squad played consistently in league and almost defeated the Sea Kings in second round action. The team, 'fthe most talented group of players to come into the school together, also participated in the Huntington Beach High School Junior Varsity Volley- ball Tournament. Freshman Kathy Mollica was named to the All-Tournament team. Anticipating the change in league next year, Coach Bill Bill Silva hopes to have the squad attain a second place finish or possibly upset the Sea Kings for the championship. ll Karen Yehch and Pan1 Bagmad bkmk an opponenfs mnke 25 Linda hdaul puts the ballsuccessfuHy over thc net 3l Sue Oullette sets up the play for Joanne Lux. 43 Setter Kathy h4olHca saves the baH and passes for an offen- Mve auack. Sl Reaching high, Karen Yehch putsthe baH beyond the reach ofthe blocker Coach Silva conferences with the team about the next game. Pani Bagstad and Kathy h4olHca anUcipau:the nwove on de- fcnsc. 63 75 fra These pages sponsored by Girls Volleyball. 70 SPORTS