Carson High School - Carneta Yearbook (Carson City, NV)

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Senior shortstop J.J. Mongelli takes the throw from the catcher and tags out the Hug runner at 2nd base after an attempt- ed steal. Using a hat to shield out the bright sun in right field, Cathy Dobbins gets set to throw the ball to the infield. With an intense look at the pitcher, Carin Caroll squares off to lay down a bunt. Dusti Hotk makes a great snag at 2nd base to make the out at 1st base. Derra Perumean takes a cut and connects for a hit. 146

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fhe thrill of the b golf. m • «- jMr! tMm Swinging their woods and irons in all types of weather was what the girls ' golf team had to chip against in September. We had a great season, but I hated those cold winds, said Senior Carin Caroll. The state tournament was held in Las Vegas with Brenda Cross, Amy Miles, and Andy Kallers qualifying. I was happy just to qualify for State. It was a lot of fun, said Brenda Cross. The boys ' golf season came on to the green in March. Senior Pete Rossiter was the number one golfer on the team with Darin French, Mike Hansen, Mike O ' Bryant, Greg McGee, and Dick Stoddard, on his trail as in the other top five sports. This sea- son should be great. I think our team has a lot of depth, said Senior Greg McGee. Dariti French seis up to drive the golf ball. Pete Rossiter demonstrates his form that led him into the 1 spot on the team. VARSITY GOLF: Front Rou: Frank Medeiros, Pete Rossiter, Mike O ' Bryant, Greg McGee. Matt Allison. Scott Palmer. |a:si n Br t n Top Golfers Iter Hansen 1 French [jMcGee O ' B Sports 145

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VARSITY SOFTBALL: Back row: Kris Pieretci, Missy Smith, Carin Can ll, Brcnila Cross. Det- Dee McGrew, Amy Miles, Von- nie Horton, manager. Back Row: Michelle, manager, Michon Mills, Tircia Smith, Lis- sa Savenelli, J. J. Mongelli, Dusti Houk, Derra Perumaen, Lon Pelfrey. the thrill of the I sm QCV. varsity softball Although the soft- ball field was situated far behind the school building, the Varsity softball team still got a good showing at home and away games to support them. They were a team full of de- termination and ambition, ac- cording to Coach George Par- menter. This year ' s group has as much, if not more, determination than past teams. They play very well together as a team, and not as individuals. I feel that this year ' s SCORES ITY SOFTBALL Reed Fallon Hug South Tahoe Wooster Sparks Douglas Reno McQueen Lassen team can win state if they play to their potential. The team consisted of 14 mem- bers, 10 of which were returners from the previous season. This gave the team a great deal of ex- perience at the Varsity level. Our coaches, managers and new team members have definite- ly contributed a great deal to our improvement. Also, our team has learned to work together and re- assure each other, which had giv- en us the confidence and team work we will need to have a suc- cessful season, said Junior re- turner Amy Miles. The pitching staff proved to be reliable in clutch situations and the strongest pitcher, according to Coach Parmenter, was Junior Derra Perumean. Their toughest competitors proved to be Reed and Wooster. Sports 147