Dana Hills High School - Mast Yearbook (Dana Point, CA)

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1 YQ ggqwmt QQSX wma he, mmf3SQmt under the coachls philosophy that the fundamentals combine to make a good athlete. Coach Awender stresses that the team be free-shooting on offense, while on defense they should make good, sound, straight plays. The team is in a position to win every game, the coach feels. 13 Dave Willock pitches. 23 Greg VanDyke with a solid connection. 33 Bert Brown attempts to steal second base. 43 Wayne Johnson rounds third. 53 The 1976 .I.V. baseball team, Lek lo Right. Back Rowg T.Matossian, D. Willock, H.Christenson, J.Wilcox, S.Bolmerding, .I.Townsend, B.Mc- Murren, Coach Eller. From Rowg G.VanDyke, R.Stupin, P.Strong, B. Mathias, M.Simon, W.Johnson, .l.Stamos. 63 The 1976 Soph-Frosh base- Our Competitive Nature ball team, Back lo Front, Lej to Righl. Back Row: K.Morgan, D.Ehlow S.Harriman, B.Brown, P.Cagney, Coach Awender, C.Winninghoff, J,Hunn M.Churchill, T.Mitchell, L.Gruen. Middle Row: K.Leander, B.Robinson M.Leara, T.Gallagher, K.Stout, T.Campbell, S.Spellman, T.Thornton Front Rowg D.Howe, F.Salas, T,Champieux, D..lel'fers, G.Burns, B.Kinney 73 Bert Brown slides into third. 83 A Dana Hills slugger connects with one.

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OLLEYBALL EYES H RD SCHED LE The 76 Varsity and Junior Varsity Volleyball teams anticipate a very tough schedule. Starting there season by losing to arch rival Laguna Beach, the Dolphins are never- theless optimistic about there chances. Although pre-season injuries were evident, the likes of seniors Jeff Hamilton, Dirk Ellis, and John Smith should prove to be invaluable to both the Varsity and Junior Varsity teams. Coach Nakamura is anxious to get the season under way, and is hoping that his teams will put it to ,em . With continued dedication from Coach and players the Dolphins are sure too make an impres- sion on the league. ' '1i.- :- -i mtg!-iiiwgli I ...i-il,..XI One Year Before the Magi D