Ocean View High School - Estuary Yearbook (Huntington Beach, CA)

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if vfrsfrsfrifrifrvfrvfrviriirifrufrifrvkikfirvirik Our captain Brian Biss was a standout performer along with teammates Richard Cronk, most valuable player, Troy Rodriguez, most Inspirational, Darrick Lucerro, most improved, along with most outstanding offensive lineman and back, and Phil Gentry. Nobody said it was going to be easy. Nothing worth while ever is, but you see there is nothing really to be lost and everything to gain. To develop a winning attitude you must learn how to dream, yes to dare greatly. You must challenge yourself to become excited, confident and enthusiastic about it, and consider it for your own future. Reach inside and find that dream you've been hanging onto - the one about becoming somebody special, doing something great with your life. And use that dream to build your own winning attitude. If you believe in it, really believe in it, you'II have the security of knowing that nothing can defeat you. And remember that tough times never last, tough people always do. That's why they call them WlNNERS . Left to Right, Top Row: Sean Mulford, Troy Tinsman, Mohamed Memon, Phil Gentry, Darld Rlola, Richard Cronck, Loule Miorga, Curt Szuba, Jim Davis, Randy Gordon. 2nd Row: Brian Biss, Troy Rodriguez, Darrls Jeffers, Coach Miller, Coach Looney, Coach Lamb, Bill Grace, Jeff lwomen, Mark Hegberg, Darrick Lucero, Carl Augeitine, Mike Mandle, Noah Fehser, Mark Lot- terback, Matt Llghtener, Marvin Umbatta, Scotty Zutica, Fon Seagull. 3rd Row: Rocky Jordan, Josovis Co, Hatcher Brian, Jason Dallas, Paul Veiera, Victor Lie, Eric Arnalin, Covey Cleavland, Jeff Game and Bubba Pitcher. Freshmen Coaches: Coach Miller, Coach Looney, and Coach Lamb. I. FU 1 5 ff ff t - l gt -1.-.. 7. Q Q of X A A fir Il 'J H W ' 'ies l Frosh Football 105

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irikiirafrsfrvkwfriirikifrsfrsirsfrsfrsfririksirskj .....l This year's Sophomore football team struggled throughout the season, but gain- ed valuable experience, despite their record. The team finished with a 2-7 record Q1-4 in leaguej, but they showed the willing and determination to do well at varsity level next year. The sophomore team's head coach was John Rogers. Coaches: John Rogers and Greg Clower Back Row: Steve Moulford, Jim Axton, Steve Wright, Scott Biss, Chris Malone, Bob Fram, Rob White, Keith Bance, Craig Anderson, Peter Tucker. Third Row: Coach Greg Clower, Curt Neimeth, Russ trounce, Steve Veranick, Marvin Pett's, Mark Ohmn, Demiur McGibney, Paul Mount, Coach John Rogers. Second Row: Kevin Neidendorf, Scott Wilson, Carlos Lopez, Dennis Eastman, Dave Stocks, Jeff Darling, Paul Spar- tos, Duane Banourak. Front Row: Juan Gurra, Gregg Shrum, Gabe Gonzolez, Roy Guillian, Mark Hatcher, Craig Villiet, Chris Price. '- rx 1 145 Btaifti' KSN . 'J 59 -as . .,, 5 ,fta'f'J Rub 1 JQ sow .4 , as i sh X xo, fr X. 'CA r'. 2 1 ll Q it t ii If 4 104 SophFootball 4 . nav' S ,ii 'X Law' W ' f'.. .v ,+,Vtv l40QW I i

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ikvfrvfrikvfrifrikikifrvkiirikvfrvfrirvfrvfrir The feeling of uncertainty plagued the O.V.H.S. water polo team before school started. The team did not have a coach or a pool. The team finally found a coach after school started and were on their way to a successful season. Team honors consisted of most valuable - Todd Nady, most improved - Per Nyquist, team captain - Curt Rynties, and Shirley Sumner - Sunset's O.V. pick for all league. Back Row: James Scott, Todd Nady, Dave Twelker, Stat: Laura Elliot, Curt Flynties, Per Nyquist, and Coach Harvill. Front Row: Shirley Sumner, Mike Holman, Greg Weber, and Paul Holms. fs ff stale, f 'J A Q? 106 Varsity Water polo