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

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an 1 ,O in ii JV Bottom Row: Coach Barbara Creighton, Karen Felts, Bridgette lskierka, Kim Christian, Lizzie Krenwinkle, Gina Yoshiyama, Kelly Hight. Top Row: Jessica Duran, Kelly Morrow, Jennifer Olmstead, Dawn Charroin, Liberty Brewster, Cheri Turley, Jennifer Keith. nr FroshfSoph Bottom Row: Coach Shelley Thrall, Paulita Jacobs, Kris Kiersted, Tracy Baldwin, Melissa Le Terneau, Jennifer Peters. Top Row: Dee Dee Stigar, Libbie Rector, Renee Casinetti, Corey Parks, Kathy Stuppy, Lisa Lovall, Tracy Long. This year's Junior Varsity and Froshf Soph teams both did very well this year. The JV team under the direction of Mrs. Barbara Creighton was much improved from last year. Overall, the team blocked more and had more ace's. Many of these talented players will be moving up to the Varsity team next year. Outstanding play- ers wereg Dawn Charroin, Bridgette ,ls- kierka, Kim Christian, Gina Yoshiyama, and Kelly Hight. The FroshfSoph team made up of all freshmen did extremely well this year, and had a lot of very tough competition. Shel- ley Thrall did a great job of coaching. This young team worked very well together. Outstanding players were, Tracy Baldwin, Corey Parks, Libbie Rector, and Dee Dee Stigar. The future looks very bright for both of these great teams! M. . . V Coach Barbara Creighton watches with anxiety. l r Dawn Charroin receives the ball from the opponent. Girl's JV, FXS Volleyball l47

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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

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EXTeam Spirit ln The Air T 148 Boys Boys Volleyball Under the coaching of Tim Reed, the Varsity Volleyball team reached their po- tential, and they played better than was expected by others in the early season. Randy Smith, Rob Rosenblatt, Bill Craft, and John Lennertz were some of the play- ers that kept the team going with spirit. The young Junior Varsity team, led by Andy Read, had a lot of talent and was a contendor for the league title. Their stron- gest challengers, Fountain Valley and Edi- son, may have been tough, but the team fought back just as strong and better. Some of the most outstanding players were Alan Knipe, Mike Meyers, and Ben Le Francois. The Frosh-Soph team may be the best team of their kind in the county. Led by coach Bob Fick, the team showed tre- mendous potential, WWJ' W Varsity team row l: Toshio Oe, Rob Rosenblatt, Mike Martin, John Wolfe, Don Huff. Row 2: Greg Raffetto, John Lennertz, Randy Smith. Not pictured - David Winterhalter, Gary Thetford, Bill Craft, Jim Knapp. Robby Rosenblatt sets up the ball on the Marina side. V Greg Raffetto looks on as Randy Smith spikes the ball. Volleyball