Rim of the World High School - Pibroch Yearbook (Lake Arrowhead, CA)

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Opposite Page, Upper right: Jay Gregson thinks, All I really want to do is hit a home run! Far left: top row. Jay Bird Gregson, Guy Gipper Hargreaves, Zanner Boyster, Marl Mags Magdelano, Dan Underwood, Griff Boyster, Rob Dolinsky, J.D. Mutton, bottom row, Chris Lewis, Brian Doughboy Ayers, Darryl Zogger Hearne, Steve Lee, Troy McHenery, Jeff Scoggins. Lower left: Darryl Hearne is singing the Hero blues as he slides in- to second. Lower right: Jay Gregson is Homeward Bound. This Page, Upper left: Coach Steele tells the team to Carry that weight. Atxive: Zane Boyster Looks Sharp as he easily makes the out. Left: Pitching a no hitter is Business as usual for Guy Hargreaves. Varsity Baseball — 131

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IVinaU 1983 was a stunning year for the Varsity Baseball Team. Coached by Chuck Webb, Tim Steele, and Ed Burns, this team went to the top and remained there. The only seniors on the varsity Scots, Jay Gregson, Guy Hargreaves, and Zane Boyster, caused the team to have more spirit and en- thusiasm than ever before. These three awesome baseball players will never be forgotten. The Varsity Team was comprised of most- ly juniors. There were, though, two underclassmen on the Varsity roster. Steve Lee, sophomore, and Chris Lewis, freshman, greatly enjoyed the privilege of playing for the Varsity coaches. The Mighty Rim of the World Varsity Scots had a season to remember. Coach Webb is confident that next year will be the same! w1 £ ' ' ' ' ' ' f ti IBv ' BHr ' ■■ ' s 130 — Varsity Baseball

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Brine It On tl It seems appropriate that the Varsity Soft- ball squad, being such a young team, should be coached by a first year lady. Straight from college comes Sue Strain. Not only does she possess college play ex- perience, but she also coached j.v. volleyball and basketball. Coach Strain br- ings hustle and vitality to a team that hadn ' t known that for some time. Backing the head coach was Karen Droll- inger. Karen is a local person who, in previous days, played on semi-pro cham- pion Softball teams and also managed to play in the Woman ' s Basketball League (Professional). Her expertise lies in the pit- ching department which is a tremendous help to the coach and players. Making up the team were fourteen girls in- cluding six returning varsity members. Leading the pack were All-League seniors Patty Goodwin and Stacy Sunny, while Jill Hayhurst, Barbara Duckworth, Melinda Bandick and Dorothy Hert lend their need- ed talent to this already heavily talented team. Up from j.v. are the likes of Julie Torgan and sophomore pitching phenon Susan Hall. Next year the Scots will have ten returners so things will be looking rather well for the next few years. om€L . i. ... ». ' V., HHi, ,•« ►« . Upper: Varsity Team, top row, left to right — Coach Sue Strain, Susan Hall, Joanne Parcel, Liz Hert. Melinda Bandick, Julie Johnson, Jill Hayhurst, Carrie Milsap, Barbara Duckworth, Robin Pilant, Coach Karen Drollinger. bottom row, left to right — Geri Peterson, Julie Torgan, Patty Goodwin, Stacy Sunny. Teri Alexandr. Above: Barbara Duckworth is going to Let It Whip. ' Left: The Softball is on a Journey to Stacy Sunny. 132 - Varsity Softball