El Toro High School - Amanecer Yearbook (Lake Forest, CA)

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JUNIOR VARSITY DISPLAYS EFFORT This year's junior varsity wrestling team put out an excellent effort. They practiced several hours after school was over. Often the team had to attend tournaments that were a long distance from El Toro High School, which caus- ed them to put a lot more time into this sport. The team's coach was Mr. Bob Webber. The Wrestling Team had potential to become one of the best var- sity wrestling teams El Toro High School has ever had. 1. Showing determination. Ben Field tries to go for a pin. 2. Jess Hewit claims victory after displaying his talents against his adversary in a match. 3. At a home game. Tony Warn shows the strain of competition as he tries to pin his opponent. 4. During an away game. Tim Warner, close to being pinn- ed by the adversary, fights to gain control once more. 5. While waiting for the match to continue. Bob Frick concentrates on how to pin his opponent. 6. Junior Varsity Wrestling Team — Top Row: Chris Mucklevicz. Brian Day. Ben Field, and Craig 8chroeder. Front Row: Tim Warner, Mauricio Sandino, Jess Hewitt. Tony Wam, Paul Clark, and Bob Frick. 110 Sports

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VARSITY HAS A POWERFUL SEASON This year's varsity wrestling did ex- ceptionally well. The coach that led and coached them was Bob Weber. The Captains of the wrestling team were Mark Middlestead and Joe Alexander. Awards were given to outstanding wrestlers. The recipients of these awards were as follows: Paul Svitenko, most valuable player; David Warn, most inspirational; Bob Lopez, most im- proved; Nate Woods. Coaches' award; and Paul Svitenko. Iron Man Trophy. The following players were exceptional- ly talented athletes: Svitenko and Joe Alexander. 10 Pin Club; Mark Mid- dlestead, 20 Win Club; and Paul Svitenko. 25 Win Club. 1. Strongholding his opponent. Senior Nate Woods uses his strength to end the match. 2. Jess Hewitt plots his strategy to pin his adversary. 3. At a home game Ed Christian is being taken down. 4. Ed Harris vigorously tries for a take down on his opponent. 5. Var- sity Wrestling — Top Row: Joe Muklevicz, Craig Ricker, Paul Svitenko. Nate Woods, and Bob Lopez. Front Row: Len Facio, Joe Alexander, David Warn. Mark Middlestead, Rich Lowe, and David Reydel. Missing: Jim Kingsmill, Ed Harris. Ed Christian. Chad Marsh, and Jess Hewitt. 6. Gauging his oppo- nent feints. Rich Lowel prepares for a throw. Sports 109

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WRESTLERS IMPROVE THEIR ABILITIES The 198182 froshsoph wrestling team was coached by Coach Al Jones. The abundant amount of effort led to the improvement of their abilities and their winning season. There were 18 boys on the team and out of those five earned the title of league champion. The Frosh-Soph Wrestling team had determination, ability, knowledge, and spirit to reach its goals for the season. 1. Bob Miller begins to stalk his opponent during a home game match. 2. Bob Farley shows a great amount of determination while he tries to pin his adversary from a rival school. 3. Keith Wachter attempts to turn his opponent on his back during a home afternoon match. 4. Frosh-Soph Wrestling Team — Top row: Sean Drypen. Toni Mit- chell. Chris Matthews. Mike Gagne. Chuck Ruth. Chris Dernovitch. Sean Lee. Chris Cooley. Bob Farley, and Jeff Thompson. Front row: Pat Brightly. Keith Wachter. Lance Facio. Jay Russ. Jim Jenkins. Lee Por- ritt. and Dana Rishagen. 5. The Irvine oppo- nent tries to take down Chuck Ruth, but he puts up a struggle to free himself from his grip. Sports 111