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

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he 83 84 Sunset Frosh wlll be remembered because of Intense and aggresslve defense that kept them un every game Thelr attitude o hard work and a great desire to do the best they can wlll help make thelr careers as Seahawks very successful There were many highlights this past season In cludmg a team record set for least polnts scored by an opponent 18 vs Redondo a double overtlme wan vs Huntington and a second place fmlsh In the Santa Ana Tourney Fmally I just want to say thanks to all the flne young men who were a part of thus team You made lt a very enjoyable ex perlence You represented your school and Seahawk Basketball wlth CLASS You have a great future ahead Coach DeDeppo Back Row Tam Kolbo Doug Rice Jlmmy Anderson Steve Hams Chrls Steele Geoff Graves Muke Fyhrue Todd Plckard Brlan McCarthy and Drew Sheffield Front Row Coach Make DeDeppo Chris Steele shoots a jump shot Drew Sheffield with an uncontested layup 4 Steve Hams drives toward the basket ig, ll,ftmv4,v 53,55 Vt! fly , dw? 126 Basketball it W' llltill get 7f?7f?'if?7f?'2f?7f?7i?7f?7k7i?'ii?7f?'Zi?ifi'7f?7f?7ff7f? sis K NN Q MMMXQ as , f llll' ffl' if T -ai SX 66 'I

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fzfrifrsfrvfrairvirikfifririiririkirirvfrsrlrvfrvft' his year's girls' basketball team had a season to remember. With an overall record of 20-7, the team was ranked number four in Orange County and number fourteen in CIF. Although all the girls contributed to the success of the team, a few in- dividuals stood out. Karen Chase and Michelle Chomicz were accord- ed first team All-Sunset League honors. Trina Vlachos was second team while Dana Douty and Captain Laura Simelr were honorable mention. A total of nine school records were broken. These included most points single game - 95, most assists single game - 14 by Dana Douty, and most steals single game - 9 by Karen Chase. With nine girls returning, Coach Kelly Painter is looking forward to another fun-filled season next year. Thanks to seniors Karen Chase, Tina German, Kris Gill, and Caryn Lazar for four years of dedication and hard work. T W. lllrtllgl go hu ' XNVIE J' X, A xg' ly? j jk' te , fl - I 128 Basketball