Marina High School - Ragnarok Yearbook (Huntington Beach, CA)

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X Race To The Finish Boys And Girls Cross-Country Marina's boys cross-country team fin- ished its season after the hard work of many of the members of the team. Var- sity members Paul Kessey, Jim May- nard, Brian Jewett, Willy Waldrop, Steve Saatjian, Sean Mc lntire and Jim Kroger lead the team with outstanding effort at the races and the invitationals. The Varsity team showed off its strength at the Fountain Valleyelnvita- tional where they placed ahead of most of the opposing teams. Holding up a strong Junior Varsity team were Scott Lane, Mike Moore, Young Kim, Steve Grabowski, Charlie Yu, Bob Borra, Marcus Sheldrake, Steve Anderson and David Kawamura. Jim Maynard came out as most valuable runner while Willie Waldrop was chosen team captain, Llnder the coaching of Jerry Alcorn, the boys cross-country team worked hard and showed a lot of spirit in their season. X N X X zsguig ...R gk . . . - ' it .L sx ' . . :.. I' 5 , f vi . ,' . vw I :Ei A , A : qi wg: ' --Salt -, i A 5 i i...t e sf it ' iiii r 3 it X we Jim Maynard and Paul Keesley keep Marina in the lead. :M V7 M sg, ,ff ,mv in 'WM l WN ,far Coach Alcorn and some team members plan some strategy. Charlie Yu and Bob Borra keep the pace. Jim Maynard holds off an Edison runner. 138 Boys Cross-Country Varsity team: Front row - Jim Kroeger, Paul Keesey, Willy Waldrop Back row e Brian Jewett, Jim Maynard, Steve Saatjian, Sean Mc lntire

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........f This year, incoming freshmen put out great effort throughout the entire season. They displayed great prospect with out- standing talent and absolutely brilliant coaching. The mastermind behind all of those brilliant plays was Head Coach Paul Renfrow. He was assisted by the capable coaching of Assistant Coach Rich Flores, Assistant Coach Brian Beall, and Assistant Coach Steve McJilton. The Freshman foot- ball team displayed its awesome talent when it was confronted with such formida- ble foes as Edison, Esperanza, Servite, Foothill, Fountain Valley, La Quinta, West- minster, and Millikan. The Freshman team put together a sea- son that everyone can be proud of and they helped mold this year into another exciting season. hi mn The team celebrates another big victory P ,lik ' Frosh football: M. Smiley, B. Adams, R, Edie, R. Barker, M. Gerber, K. Megula, D, McCullum, R. Turnwall, C. Smith, J. Clark, P. Periolat, R. Paladin, S. Melendez, B. Lesage, Coaches Renfrow, Flores, McJilton, Beall, D. Kenny, M. Hanson, J. Medena, S. Fahrner, M. Varges, P. Howard, R. Surls, H, Ramirez Soph Football 137

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The Girls' Cross Country team was young this year, and with the larger amount of girls that it had, it was also strong. With the exception of outstanding runners Lisa Godfrey and Kristen Laakso, who are both juniors, the team was almost entirely made up of sophomores and fresh- men. This promises that the team will be better and stronger in the upcoming years. Coach Mike Butler led the team through the season and made them strong against their tough competition. Every team mem- ber gave their personal best to place the team in higher standings. With all of their practice and experience, the team looks forward to a great season next year. ,Z MS W at W T M may, P6 la ,K 4 Z f 4? , V L, lk 452, nmaf. W H A Q Af' A 4, ,WM 7 W fwk Debra Rasmussen strives to keep her position by quickening the pace. W4 lm, 40 WSW vw Blah 2 Emu f s 9 i - W W gag-Y. 2-4' i' A. , QQ., Q., W , , Avi? , ,WWW V. Left to right: lst row: Rhonda Carlin, Lisa Godfrey, Debra Rasmussen, Denise Dinicolla. 2nd row: Coach Terry, Kristen Laakso, Stacy Jacobson, Karen Shield, Dana Bonner, Steaphanie Sylvester, Coach Mike Butler. 2rd row: Karla McNabb, Buffy Chamberlain, Samaih Khatib, Jessica lmhoff, Mindy Johnson, Kelly Saldana, Heather Swanson. Girls Cross Country l39 Y