Morro Bay High School - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Morro Bay, CA)

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t f or lg. Page 112. 1. Morgan EckIund's beat-up Volks- wagon Bug constantly makes it up to the golf course and uses Pennzoil, just like Arnold Palmer's tractor, Morgan is number one on the challenge ladder.2. Golf Team. FRONT ROW: E. Colvard, D. Kitzman, T. Kerr, K. Bean, M. Ecklund, D. Prenevost, K. Sperow, J. Hayes. BACK ROW: Coach B. Badrigian, M. Smith, J. Schneider, B. Terry, R. Walters, D. Bartlett, E. Jankauski, B. Bartles, K. Stead. Page 113. 1. Jason Hayes, who works at the golf course, eats, sleeps, and dreams golf. 2. Golf must be a game for the birds, Ken Sperow who aims for eagles, hits a lot of bird- ues. Golf 1 13

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Golf Players Drive For CII s the golf team began the 1986 season there was much concern as to whether or not they would do well. But with a Varsity team consisting of Morgan Ecklund, Mike Smith, Dave Bartlett, Ken Sperow, Kevin Stead, Dan Prenevost, and outstanding fresh- man Jason Hayes, the team is working hard to put itself in a position of contention with league leaders St. Joseph, and Cabrillo. Four years ago Bruce Badrigian began playing as well as coaching the MBHS golf team. The most im- portant thing is not who is the best player, but their etiquette and the rules, which most of the players are learning rather quickly. The team practices for two to three hours daily working on chipping, putting, and driving. But the long hours are looking like they will pay off for the MBHS golf team. They are expected to place third in the Los Padres League which would allow them to go to CIF. Although Badrigian was not willing to talk about individuals, he was very impressed with Hayes, who is competing with and beating players who have competed for three or four years. His average score is somewhere in the low eighties, whereas many of his counterparts will shoot in the high eight- ies or low nineties. The thirty golfers who came out forced Badrigian to have challenge match- es to determine the varsity as well as junior varsity team. He was very suprised with the numbers but it provided a wealth of talent to choose from. The team has a great future and hard work and experience will help them to realize their potential. 1 12 Golf

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-JK fi' A All L1 '7 ' ps A 2 ,A T' df-. ' 2 Page 114. 1. Varsity Softball. FRONT ROW: K. Kowarsch, A. Wong, K. Knestrick, D. Moore, D. Curry. SECOND ROW: D. Bodenbender, A. West, J. Allison, G. Falsetti, B. Grimes. BACK ROW: Coach B. Goodman, J. Will, V. Skiba, C. Ku- biak, K. Henslin, S. Rolison. 2. Vicki Skiba is a year around athlete. She plays volleyball, basketball, and softball. lt's no wonder why she is the Student Athletic Director. Page 115. 1. Junior Varsity Softball. FRONT ROW: L. Jianuzzi, C. Bryce, C. Will. SECOND ROW: J. Graham, S. Mitchell, T. Brocker, A. Ball, S. Smith. BACK ROW: Coach D. Daniels, R. Meyers, J. Wright, M. Crevier, H. Burns, A. Pantoja, B. Myrick. 2. Kim Knestrick, Vicki Skiba, Cass Kubiak, Ginny Falsetti, and Katia Kowarsch enjoy playing softball togeth- er. If you are a loyal softball fan, it's likely you will see these friends sitting together rooting for their team mates. 3. Angela West, Kim Henslin, Aimee Wong, Denise Moore, and Deanne Bodenbender were the infielders at the start of the season, They work together well as a team. 114 Softball 15 I fiulfq if 401,614 0 140 of' f'f,1'770 JL on 6 K J .vs 1 0 .. 1201? can lx it i 1,,,4 I, fqa- , bgy., E.. QA J 1,5 , K, '5meY.qI.:,,b A 4.1 I J giliasm EBM ' wif 436 Www. . T 7451 y . KT: . isii Q . gif . Q fin fl V,'il Us i' , X I . , , ibnygkwg, lA i V f J , .. A . 9 O M ' ..... . ... J 1 of . y - ' T I X I ' J ...,,, f ,.,,, - ,.. - Q ' f f cl. :'1 M . :fli ..,f Q-ki 1 JJAA.. C ,Ask 45.4