Corona Del Mar High School - Ebbtide Yearbook (Newport Beach, CA)

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' . if 'ii 31145 'WWII 'CJ an fi.-.M 1. Heather Fstey releases the ball in mid-air. 2. Leslie Pittman is blocked by a Huntington player. 3. Fran Wynn shoots the ball while Leslie Pittman and Angie Dodds watch, 4. Angie Dodds guards a Huntington player. 5. Fran Wynn sends a high pass to the middle. Tina Clark Angie Dodds Heather Estey Suzanne Graham Leslie Pittman Lisa Romney julie Tidy Kim Valentine Michelle Willard Francine Wynn Coach David Heffern Coach lim Strong Not Pictured loan Loos girls' basketball 199

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Fast break to CIF loan Loos leaps high to grab a loose ball. She traps it and comes down in a sea of waving arms. She rockets a pass to Lisa Romney, who quickly dribbles down the court ast opposing players. Romney passes the ball off to Heather Estey who drives into the key and shoots. The net swishes as the ball falls through the hoop. It's another point for the Sea Queens in a championship season. Under the guidance of Coach Dave Heffern, the CdM girls' basketball team hustled, dribbled, and shot their way to a CIF 3A championship. This year's team was led by Heather Estey, a point guard, who averaged 18 points per game during the regular season. Lisa Romney was another offensive star who scored consistently and often. loan Loos, Francine Wynn, and Angie Dodds, the other starters, also contributed greatly to the team. After compiling a 13-1 league record, the Sea Queens entered the CIF playoffs where they advanced to the finals. There, the girls captured the CIF crown by defeating Esperanza 59-52, capping off their most successful season in history. 198 girls' basketball

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acing ahead I'd never been so nervous for a race. Lining up, seeing the great competition, it was nerve-wracking. The gun went oft? we started The first mile was a slam-bang fight for position. Then we hit the hills, known as the Rollercoaster. The trail went up forever and the runners became strung out on the course. It was like a bad dream. The finish was the most welcome sight l'd ever seen. -Anne Hilbert The biggest change for this year's varsity and j.v. girls' Cross-country teams was adjusting to racing against two teams, in tri-meets, since the Sea View League expanded to eight schools. More dual-meets had to be run late in the week, and the athletes were tired, performance declined in weekend invitational meets. Top varsity runner, Stacey Skeie, suffered a stress fracture early in the season, but Anne Hilbert, jenny Yates, and Kelly Graham contended with tough opponents to place 12th, 18th, and 30th consecutively at Lea ue Fina s. The j.v. team, led by jill Freedman and Micheqle Moder, enjoyed relative success. judging by how the season went, with many new freshmen, stated Karen Gilbert, the j.v. team should be a competitive force next year. l A 200 glrls' cross-country Gail Freedman Samantha MCGahan Kelly Graham Anne Hilbert Kira Loofbourrow Susie Paulsen Stacey Skeie jenny Yates ludi Wright Coach Diana lones Coach Bill Leach Coach julie Leach