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

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ith a strong team consisting of seven re- turnees, and newcomers, Brian Allen and John Butler, the tennis team has the po- tential to make a strong run at CIF. Coach Paul Fiala told them early in the season that he would expect consistency, and that he would demand one hundred percent effort from each of the play- ers. Junior Andy Heystee looked as if he would fare well this season, as his powerful serve and smooth vollies made him one of the favorites for league champion. Juniors Tom Hauenstein and Morgan Jones came into league play as the most feared doubles team. They should take league and go on to CIF. Damian Nieman, who played well on varsity last season, should look forward to post season competition with his extremely hard forehand and his potent backhand. Junior varsity Coach John Rozeira, Cal Poly PE major, helped the JV to become a force to be reckoned with in their quest for varsity status next season. In their first match they lost a close one 5-7 to SLOHS. Throughout the early season the coaches pushed the guys beyond their limits to make them work harder and prepared them for their toughest challenge, perennial powerhouse, St. Joseph. This season looks good because of the surplus of talent which will prove to be a great asset in the coming seasons. This year the Pirates should be- come a team with power and most of all confi- dence. A .... ,....,1 , ,,, 'W' jew iilf M EE Z iffgi r s j ll..-lil .mil ,fs ,vll ME 3 A' Z' .

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'Amon l -vegan s 1 .. -Q, W- X W.: vu ,, I ..-f RQNNQLWU 'MA K N' 'k - - 2 'Oul- 4 Page 120. 1. Surfer, Tim Stoffle is agile in the water and out. After swim practice he takes a pleasurable plunge. Page 121. 1. Swim Team. M. Barton, S. Jordan, C. Poggemann, C. Avant, C. McKellar, J. Behrens, L. MacEIvaine, H. Robsahm, L. Taverner, S. Spencer, S. Smith, S. Vogel, T. Santos, C. Thompson, A. Novy, J. Sarrat, M. Owens, P. Kane, Coach Lilley. 2. Diver, Jenny Witt, attempts a triple back flip with a one and a half twist off the one meter board, while Kelli O'Toole and Kitty Heathman do a workout consisting of boards, buoys, and paddles. 3. Diving Team. L. Freeman, K. Rude, M. Delahanty,J. Witt, D. Mac Elvaine. 4. Although he has been competing for only a year and a half, promising swimmer Mark Barton excells at many strokes including the butterfly. Swimming 1'21

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wi Page 122. 1. Damian Nieman seems to bring a new racket to practice every day. Rumor has it that he gets them from var- ious manufacturers who are anxious for his endorsement. 2. Dan Bybee, who also played defense on the soccer team, plays doubles with John Butler. As a team they hope to compete in the league playoffs. Page 123. 1. Tom Hauenstein and Morgan Jones, who placed third in league last year, are looking forward to competing in league this year and are expected to place first or second. 2. Varsity Tennis Team. FRONT ROW: Coach P. Fiala, Coach J. Ro- zeira. SECOND ROW: B. Vedrin, B. Allen, J. Ziegler, R. Wade, P. Lomath, W. Hampton. BACK ROW: J. Butler, D. Nieman, M. Jones, T. Hauenstein, D. Bybee, A. Heys- tee, S. Goertz, J. Tupper, M. Ongley. 3. Steve Baillie, who's doubles partner is Bil- lie Vedrin, enjoys the fast paced game of doubles. They agree that tennis is a game for the rest of their lives. -Q .Ei A 6 x ii .X.Qv ts' .4.i,t Tennis 123