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

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! ' - ■ : ' ■: ' : « l« ■. » ' ' H 1 1 ?J1 I ' BMM i -■ « ' •m f CLUBS COMPETITION, Although golf was not a sport that attracted huge crowds, coaches of both the varsity and J. V. levels were confident that they would mercilessly drive their opponents into all the traps. Coach Chambers predicted that the varsity team would undoubtedly take first, largely because of his three returning stars: four year varsity golfer Mike Bestor and third year players Mike Reiley and Tom Haren. He anticipated obliterating all the competition, hopefully El Toro included. Coach Wilburton echoed Chambers ' predictions when discussing hisJ.V. team. The coach cited the consis- tent play of Chris Dawes and Chris Hayes (outstand- ing returning players) as keys to success and relished the opportunity to have Dan Buchner and Brig Smart display their talent. Coach Wilburton hoped to con- tinue last year ' s undefeated record. For full results of league play, see the Spring Supple- ment, -e.c. 4. Excitement grips Mike Bestor as his Top Flight rolls into the cup. 5. JV GOLF — Brendon Sullivan, Brig Smart, Paul Friedricks, Chris Dawes. Mark Redden, Coach Wilburton. 6. VARSITY GOLF — (front) Tom Haren, Danny Buchner, Scott Richardson; (back) Coach Wilburton, Mike Reiley, Vernon Boler, Mike Bester, Justin Boatman.

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coMprnrioN ' 89 i. Spring Sports i 1. With a beautiful drive Mil e Reiley anticipates his ball falling into the pin, 2. Using one of his best techniques, Tom Haron chips his ball out of a vertical sandpit. 3. Veteran Mike Bestor watches freshman Scott Richardson put the ball in for a birdie. ' J ' K ' ' (i% ' i r

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Gymnastics S P R i N G IN T O S WWS ON The gymnastics team was young, but who said age counted? Accord- ing to an optimistic Coach Page, the girls showed good depth but welcomed the strength of all-around performers such as Nicole Woods, Jenny Maxwell, and Alisa Muir. The skill of Julie King on the bars, beam, and floor also c ontributed to the coach ' s preseason ebullience. Coach Pagepredictd that the team ' s final league standings could be in the top four; to ascertain whether or not she was correct, read the story of the whole season in the Spring Supplement, -k.l. 1. Under the stem eye of three judges. Nicole Woods concentrates on her toughest maneuver on the uneven parallel bars. 2. GYMNASTICS — (front) Gidgett Bernell. Jenny Maxwell. Sabine Henderson. Jenny Gizzi. Alisa Muir; (second row) Amy Viceroy, Jenny Farlo. Stacey Dahm. Jenny Clarke, Quinn Deckard; (back) Nicola Woods. Laura Locks. Shannon Hill, Anne Marie Bath. Laurel McConnelL 3. With pointed toe, Jenny Maxwell moves gracefully through her floor exercise. 4. Alisa Muir springs onto the vault at the beginning of her routine. 5. Anne Marie Bath maintains her equilibrium while she moves across the balance beam in a back walkover. 6. 7. As Coach Page videotapes her performance. Shannon Hill hurls her body over the vault with commendable form. 182 i it ■ ■-- • ■■imr