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

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ESlamming To Victory A Varsity Badminton This year, Marina's badminton team hopes to repeat their great perforjance last year. ln last year's season, the team fin- ished with an awesome 18-0 record and took the CIF 4A championship, defeating arch-rival Estancia. This year's Viking badminton team faced a rough pre-league schedule. Oppos- ing teams included Buena Park, Los Ami- gos, Pasadena, and Bolsa Grand, all of whom made the playoffs last year. The Vikings had to endure a rough league schedule which included Fountain Valley, Westminster, and Edison. The girls' badminton squad was led by Renea Rubatell. The boys team were led by Peter Koo and Charlie Yu. t at L S Q.. fa 3. S Top: Asst. Coach Liz Flores, Renea Robtaille, David Tung, Vala Sumitra, Paul Koo, Robert Enna, Phil Lam, Bang Va Lee, John Welton, Debbie Lair, Margot Kuester, Mitzi Derfuhs, Charles Chuck, Richard Bailey, Peter Koo, Charlie Yu, Coach Dave Penn. Bottom: Tifany Tauneyoshi, Wendy Rotthier, Stephanie Sabelino, Julie Patton, Elaine Vaughan, Stephanie Chiu git A Varsity member returns a shot by an opponent l88 Badminton Peter Koo eagerly awaits the arrival of the shuttle- cock Stephanie Sabelino slams back a great return

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Matt Petersen practices his excellent form. A Hole In Gnenznff Golf Marina's 1984-'85 Golf Team was hard at work to complete a successful season. This team was open to anyone who was interested in golf, and wanted to taste vic- tory. All of the talented golfers on Marina's Golf Team practiced countless hours in preparation for the difficult season ahead of them. Every Thursday the team would meet at Seacliff Country Club and play the exciting game of golf with teammates. This working together helped each team member improve his technique. At the be- ginning of the golf season, Marina's team was struggling to win its games. Yet, by the end of the year, Marina's Golf team was doing extremely well. The golf games were usually held on Tuesdays and Thursdays of each week, and there were many strong players on the team this past year. However, an outstand- ing on Marina's Golf Team player was Matt Petersen. Matt was a returning letterman who won the league individuals last year. Congratulations to Marina's Golf Team for such excellent efforts and superior accom- plishments. Left to right: lan Blackburn, Steve Fritschman, Matt Petersen, Brian Kaufman, Dave Lawson, Troy Apodaca, Coach Crider. Not pictured: Craig Noel, Craige Bennett, Mike Spongberg. Golf IB7

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The multi talented members of Marina's Dance Team participated in eleven con- certs this year. In addition to displaying their dancing abilities, the students were required to choreograph the dance works that were shown at the various concerts. To most of these students, dance is a favorite pastime. To some it is a way of life. Several of Marina's dancers are begin- ning rewarding professional careers. From a Broadway production to Star Search , from the Opening and Closing Ceremonies of the Olympics to community theater, these students are thrilling audiences na- tionwide. The Marina Dance Team, in keeping with its goal of blending the academic with the athletc, offers dance scholarships for junior and senior students to further their dance education. Each year, three such scholarships are awarded. The Dance program is one of the largest and most successful programs at Marina. Over 170 dedicated students participate on a daily basis. It's no wonder our dancers have been heard to say, The Marina Dance Team - it keeps you on your toes . Top to bottom: Deanna Mitchell, Cheri Donaldson, Kristin Anthony, Jennifer Murphy, Laura Pratt, H298 Showtime! Dance Clockwise: Karen Challman, Diana Nalbandian, Gina Cafasso, Melissa McBain, Charleen Nagata, Tina Retrosi, Wendy Abrams. Left to Right: Lara Murillo, Donna Recchia, Joy Knudson, Kim Swarts, Pam Periolat 5' 1' Sandy Lanzel and Susanna Kim. Peppy Say, Kassie Kelly, and Gina Rhee. Dance 189