Pacifica High School - Reef Reflections Yearbook (Garden Grove, CA)

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SWIMMING ' ' ' % ' % w Ken Vaughan and Greg Pate Wehrii prepares for start Walt Wehrii finishes race The Boy ' s Swimming teams were made of a lot of new comers with only a few returners. Coached by Chris Hurst, the teams worked mornings and afternoons extremely hard. Their talents and times improved with each meet. The most outstanding swimmers on the squad were senior, Scott Velardo, and juniors, Danny Dob- son Mike Moran. Their hopes for the season were high but these hopes weren ' t quite enough to win the Empire title. ■TT ' OKSWS ' ■ ■ ..i Mariners dart into the water lop row; Mike Devine, Chad Lynch, Walt Wehrii, Jason Scheurer, Louis Travato, Clint Price. John Barry, Perry Cowen, Steve Zicg, Mark Munger, Coach Hurst Front Row; Greg Pate, Ken Vaughan, Ty Drake, Tim McVicar, Mike Dodson, Woodrow Harter, Eric Hilburn, Clint Sehluter not shown; Scott Velardo, Mike Moran, Dan Dobson 192

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S IM fet S fJ ipj W MFol r-j ' .xk SpL ' f5ft« ioiMid B TMmlHI iri if«m i l iH The JV basketball team, coached by Rhett Meckel, had a great start and has compiled a fine record. Led by starters Bill Long, Brad Schneider, Bruce Swerdfeger, Mark Bradley and Jerry Crowell, they won the Gar- den Grove tournament, were run- ners-up in the Santa Ana tourna- ment, and won four of their first seven league games. Their leading scorers were Mark Bradley and Brad Schneider, while Bill Long led in assists. Top row: Chris Thorne, Mark Bradley, Jerry Crowell, Bruce Swerdfeger, Brad Schneider, Manager John Rogers Bottom row: Gary Deems, Bill Long, Dave West. Doug Lampkin, Larry VanMatre The Sophomores, while finding it hard to keep up the superb sophomore tradition, had a fine season anyway. Third-year Coach Marly Mikkelsen possessed a team with much depth and few stars. This team balance resulted in five victories in seven league games. The team was led by the three big men, Mitch Johnson, Tony Ledesma, and David Brad- ley. Joe Sakamoto and Jeff Carl- son provided the ballhandling and outside shooting. Top row: Brad Dickey, Glenn Craycraft, Jason Scherer, Tony Ledesma. Mitch Johnson, Jeff Carlson, David Bradley, Coach Marty Mikkelsen Bottom Row; Sal Herrera, Joey Sakamoto, Joe Brusuelas, Steve VanVoorhis, Anker Christensen. Tom Kilpatrick The Freshmen, led by Coach Dave Jones, broke out early, win- ning four of their first seven league games. The team is rich in potential, and should provide for a strong future for Pacifica bas- ketball. Leading scorer Bob Long led the freshmen, who possessed a strong defense to ab.solutely deny any easy baskets. The Freshmen can look forward to a strong Sophomore team. Top row: Bob Reabcr, Keith Hall. Tim Shumway, Carlos Tahiti. Dave Brodi, Gary Brown, Danny Dclalorrc Bottom row: Ferdinand Rivera. Bob Long. Pal Crupi. Gary Chavez. Russell Yano. Rusty Perkins 191

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i Varsity Gold (L-R): Coach Hal Yoak, Craig Scheider, Brian Spain, Brian Carpenter, Jerry Crowell, Chris Brito, Roger McDow, Tom Sosa Brilo practices putting The Mariner golf squad enjoyed a fine season in 1982. Led by senior returner Chris Brito and impres- sive newcomers Craig Schneider and Jerry Crowell. the team rolled off some early victories, including one over league rival Loara. Coach Hal Yoak foresees a strong future ahead, on account of the fact that most of the club consists of underclassmen that will provide for an even stronger team next year. Schneider wedges Mariner practices swing GOLF 193