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

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COMPETITION ' 53 iFall Sports DN ' 3 , • .» , V VARSfTY ■.•. - DM ■ ' oPi? ■ 21 •EI Toro 28 16 ' ' San CJemence 7 9 ■ Capo Valley 7. ' 14 Irvine - 27 , Mission Viejo 2-3-0 ' ; • i-i ' r 139

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returning quarterback, good backs and receiv- ers, and. as always, a strong, dominating de- fense. The Dolphins tied for fourth place in league standings and are able to boast the title of the Capistrano llnitied School District Champions, -v.y. 1. Quaru-rhdck Crj ir Tayliir fakes to Brdndon Miggt as Srcvc Penney prepares Co receive rhe ball. 2. Tarfiec has been sighted. Lock on. Brian Wienrich homes in on the ball carrier and takes him down with accurac oand speed. 1. Kyle Schultz. Jeff Mora. Mart Carvalho. and the rest of the offensive unit watch as the defense stifles another Vacjuero drive. ■1. Scott Pearlman surges forward as the defensive line at- tempts CO trample the HI Toro line. 5. VARSITY FOOTBALL — ( thmt I S. Meehan.J. Mora. S. Pearlman. M. Carvalhir.J. Rivers.J. Kirby. ' T Mancini: ( second row I A. Noye. T. Gagnon.J. Phillips. J.J. Ralph. S. Penney. D. Henderson. J. Sunseri. A. Greenfield. R. Harrison; (third row) P. Snyder. G. Taylor. Coach Crapo. Coach Douglass. Mr. Smart, Coach Miklas. Coach Lee. Coach Murraugh. B. Migge. S. Diaz: (fourch row) f. Haney. F.. Boltrm. B. Gaut. J. Paris. Z. Hickman. A. Turner. E. Patterson. A. Hill. J. Kochendorfer: (hack) D. Rowe. D Hultman. F. Belford. K. Schulze. B. Weinrich. J. McRitchic. A. Adair. C Briggs. A. Marrone. •: ( . . ff r fx-r I

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FOOTBALL Revenge is sweet: the freshman football team highhghted their season this year by shutting out San Clemence after being called Phoones by the Tritons. What the team lacked in consis- tency and experience, they more than made up for with total team desire and enthusiasm, win - ning seven games and finishing a laudable third place in league. Linemen Matt Hagen and David Erikson, line- backer Ho Pak, running backs Scott Duster and Justin Pearlman, defensive backs Bobby Leite and Jeremy Buck, and center Brad Shater led their team to its impressive finish. Coach Klink noted the many excellent prospects for next year and admired the fact that our players loved each tough workout. When asked about this year ' s sophomore foot- ball team. Coach Imbilli stated that they were hard-working, never gave up, and possessed a great attitude. Imbilli was helped by a coach- ing staff that almost out-numbered the players, and definitely out -weighed them. Marc Carratturo, Chris Dawes, Vern Edler, Billy Hollister, Josh Moeller, David Olsen, Nick Pe- ters, Chad Proctor, and Albie Sukut were instru - mental in leading the team to a 6-4 season record. Imbilli again took an adequate freshman team and turned them into a hard hitting soph - omore team, -k.g. a.n. 1. Murk Spurlnck. usln his running-back capabilities, brcuks [hrouL h I.n unn Bcuch ' s dehnsc. J Viirh u lew st-amJs in r it- first half. Dana Hills prepares rii .innihihile the Artists on second dawn and yards to f;o. V SOI ' IIOMORI: FOOTBALL — (front) R. OLeary. J. Oilliam. C. Rivero. M. Carratturo. R. Rocca. T. Gal- l.iuher: (second row) R. Currier. C. Dawes. B. Hollister. . Arcliard. li. Lee. M. Lasniet. M. Maxwell: (third row) C. Proctor. M. Spurlock. Coach Blakely. Coach Fergu- son. Coach Imbilli. Coach Cutninin s. Coach Burgess. D. Danforth: (fourth tow) A. West. C. Morgan. J. Wilkes. I). Olsen. C Cook. J. Ashley. A. Fee. J. Moeller: (fifth row) . Feters. V. Fdler. A. Sukut. M. Mudgett. ;. liecker. I). Kimhroui h. R. Stinson. B. Doulcy. 1 40