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

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This year's Varsity tennis team, under the dual instruction of Coach Duesler and Coach Ezerins had a great abundance of talent and skill. This team played to its capacity and did very well because of it. Outstanding players who showed their tre- mendous potential and consistency wereg Pat Husted, Wayne Kozuki, Goorge Gar- rett, and Larry Casas. Pat Husted as the team's leading singles player, being unde- feated in pre-season. Larry Casas was also a tremendous singles player, while Wayne Kozuki and George Garrett were the team's leading doubles team. Both coaches had great hope for this winning team, and looked very favorably towards going to CIF. Congratulations Vikes! This year's Junior Varsity team was coached by Mr. Ezerins. With many excel- lent players, Coach Ezerins headed a very successful team. Outstanding players wereg Adam Sosnowski, Eli Benshoshan, Steve Alberts, and Keith Lupton. Both the Varsity and Junior Varsity teams consid- ered Edison and La Quinta to be their reatest competitors. Overall, these teams id a great job. Pat Husted smashes the ball. Ace! -ff Boy's Tennis .4 I , .,,... f L --k- time x Q Row l fl-rj: Coach Ezerins, Tony Drown, Wayne Kozuki, Steve Hiroshige, Adam Sosnowski, George Garrett, Scott Bivens, Chris Lowe, Brad Snyder, Bently Kerr, Pat Husted, Coach Duesler. Row l QI-rj: Adam Sosnowski, John Tran, Mihir Parikh, Marvin Springer, Victor Chan, Jeff Huang, Scott Toy. Row 2 QI-rl: Coach Ezerins, Jeff Bird, Katsu Watanabe, Steve Alberts, David Yamate, Eli Benshoshan, Keith Boy's Tennis 145

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XM Plays' To Win 144 Girls' Girls Tennis This year the girls' tennis team, coached by Bonnie Stormont, had an outstanding season. Preseason matches with such strong opponents as Newport Harbor, Long Beach Wilson, and University set the tone for the successful season to follow. The Viking girls league play was impres- sive. But it was an exciting and decisive victory over Edison, by a score of 11-7, on the last day of league competition that put the Vikings on top of the Sunset League as co-champions with Edison. The team fin- ished league with an impressive record of 20-2. The Vikings then went on to C.l.F. com- petition where they defeated Villa Park by a score of 15-3 and Estancia by a score of 12-16. The Viking girls were finally stopped by Palos Verdes score of 6-12. Varsity player, Carrie Crisell, was once number one singles play- League. in the quarterfinals by a again named the er in the Sunset Senior, Nancy Oviatt, demonstrates her unique style, Shannon Magness exhibits intense concentration and determination as she smashes the. ball back to her opponent. Front Row: Linda Yu, Karen Nakahara, Sandy Chuck, Kim Robertson, Monica Shi, Kristi Yaryan, Cheryl Dees Middle Row: Christy Viccaro, Lisa Buttoy, Danielle Haenraets, Jennifer Liang, Carrie Harris, Alisa Joy, Janet Po, Mia Powell, Kristen Fairless, Nelle Medanich, Monica Carlen Back Row: Nacny Oviatt, Kristen Bashore, Eileen Robertson, Judy Teng, Sloane Pedersen, Kelly Stanfield, Amy Batrow, Carrie Crisell, Tiffany Fenton, Shannon Magness, Heather Church. Not Pictured: Hahn Cao, Kathy Sakioka, Laurie Spencer. Tennis

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x get! Ace! Kill! Girl's Volleyball This year's girls Varsity volleyball team, under the superb coaching of Dennis Creighton proved itself to be the best year yet for everybody. The Vikes started their winning season by practicing at the end of last year and during last summer. Aerobics was a very important part of these prac- tices, because it kept them physically fit and improved their agility and coordina' tion. They were off to a great start! Against their Sunset League opponents, the team did extremely well, only losing to the top rated Edison and the very powerful Fountain Valley. Overall, our team had more aces and more kills than last year, and placed a very respectable second in Sunset League play, only second to Edi- son. A great motivating force this year was a great crowd turnout. More spectators were present this year to cheer their team on to victory! Outstanding players included Tracy Fer- guson and Margo Kuester who both were selected to the first CIF team, while Kim Rochow was selected to the second CIF team. Other outstanding players were, Ti- fany Tsuneyoshi, Renee Robataille, Temre Kuester, and Leah Branch. ln CIF competition, the mighty Vikes made it to the second round, only losing to Notre Dame. This year's overall season, even with the intense competition, turned out to be a very successful one. Next year's team should also be a great one, because there will be many returning play- ers. S 'nib L t Aftqxx-u... 2 X als ana. Varsity Front Row: Tifany Tsuneyoshi, Margo Kuester, Renee Robataille, Kim Rochow, Cheryl Farole, Coach Creighton, Back Row: Leah Branch, Temre Kuester, Christy Larson, Jennifer Stalcup, Jennifer Gratteau, Tracy Ferguson. in., lest 146 Girls Varsity Volleyball . :A Q fl ii t Q X il it J 5 may ::.:.:'7'-' 'Jw If 'S . .i,,.,,,wn-w,i7.,W,, ,, ., ,,w,,w V ..W,,.f.,., A-5 Bridgette lskierka going in for the kill! OW