Torrey Pines High School - Freeflight Yearbook (Del Mar, CA)

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GYM NASTICS arsity gymnastics coach Shawn Wirth had Two main goals for her Team This year, to be 'lone of the top Three in C.l.F. and first in league. The Team had an abundance of ex- perience and talent, and all but one perfomwer was back from The Team that placed first in The Palomar League and fourth in C.l.F. last year. Overall we're a little stronger Than last year, Wirth said. We're doing okay now compared tothe other teams, but you just can'T tell. The optimism from The Team stemmed from some strong individual performances in The pre-season. The girls won two tri- meets and posted some impressive scores. Heather Baldwin set a school record of 9.6 in one meet, but Sally Corran followed iT with a 9.7 to set a new record. l fn ARABESQUE. Jenny Gallagher performs her routine on The beam. GYMNASTICS Front row - Charlene Alexander, Jenny Gallagher, Carmela Moreno, Tahnee Marsh, Dawn Davis, Pam Kenyon, Lisa Cody, Hanna Sebold Second row - Maria Mangiarelli, Jennifer Petree, Tya Hender- son, Heather Baldwin, Alisa Dance, Kristen Otlowski, Ann Chen Back row - Coach Debbie Weyandt, Heather Miller, Kim Rozanski, Monica Lisa Cody proved to be unbeatable in the optional events. Cody was one ofthe better gymnasts in The county this year. Joining Cody in the optional events were senior Beth Hardesty and freshman Tonya Henderson. Hardesty won The C.l.F. balance beam Title as a freshman, but has not reached those lofty heights again. Last year she peaked at The end of the season, said Wirth. l'Hopefully she'll be there again. Henderson, who has some club experience, was one ofthe strongest girls on The team. Her best events are vault and floor. Sophomores Corran and Baldwin did all the events, and freshman Monica Tanner was another all-around performer. Junior Pam Kenyon, who was on the team was another all-around performer. Junior Pam Kenyon, who was on the team as a 'H Tanner, Cindy Liska, Mireille Broggi, Sally Corran, Kari unford, Denise Ryan, Coach Shawn Wirth W5 s ' , ... ,,.L .. . Zine? l xv, D WHIPPING AROUND THE BAR. Pam Kenyon completes a sole circle on the uneven parallel bars. SPLIT LEAP. Tahnee Marsh concentrates on perfecting her balance throughout her beam routine. freshman but sat out last year, rejoined The team. Senior Mireille Brogli was one ofthe Team's most experienced gymnasts. She went all-around in several meets and did quite well. Juniors Kim Rozanski and Maria Mangi- arelli were each back for theirthird year on the team. Both were strong in balance beam and floor. Mangiarelli also did well in vault. Junior Dawn Davis competed mainly on floor and beam. The girls benefited greatly from new equipment, ranging from a new beam to a digital score display. High expegtations put them insgear for a winning season. ' .X4Lora Stowe X T 4 DISPLAYING TREMENDOUS balance Beth Hardesty shows elevated slyle with a hanclstand on the balance beam.

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l I I l I I L Wi. , l .f 1 . ly: .Y ,--. 4 - - . Q 139,42 .r GULF TEAM CONCENTRATES EFFORTS he golf Team spenT The 1986 season in consTanT pursuiT of enough wins To recapTure The C.l.F. crown which ws snaTched from Them lasT year. Before lasT year, The Team had won every league and C.l.F. championship for five years in a row. WiTh only a single seniors, The squad was exiremely young, puT possessed an abundance of experience. STandouTs on The Team were juniors Mike Suckling and Arnie Parker, sophomores, Dave Walker, and Jeoff MerediTh, and senior Lance Anderson. We have a really young Team, so we'll sTill be TogeTher for aT leasT one more year, said Charlie Johnson. TlThe good Thing is ThaT we have so much TaIenT and experience. The only real dIsadvanTage on The Team was Their inconsisTency in games. Poway was The major ThreaT To The Team during The season pe- cause of iTs sTrengTh and consisTency, buT mosT of The Team members ex- pressed confidence in Themselves. TlWe're more Than likely going To win league This year, predicTed Johnson. Then if we do win league, we'll definiTely win CIF. - Lora Stowe ,I A ,,T4Z V , 'x I x x if' TOP FINISHING HIS SHOT, Charlie Johnson waTches his ball carry To The green playing in a maTch againsT Poway. BOTTOM GOLF FronT row - Jay Russell, Gunner Garrily, Troy Parish, David Walker 2nd row - Jeoff MerediTh, Tom Cannon, Larry Bergin, Coach Ron Morris Back row f Coach Jon Roberlson, Mike Suckling, Amie Parker, Lance Anderson, Charlie Johnson, Joey STraza ,z Y X u I H . V' M1-Q Lf: X . X .JL fx 1 -fs- T' N- sr gm? -vii-J' SN Hg' Y 'va 'Q af f is ,ww Trgifq ' ,, TOP CHIPPING UP closer To The hole, David Walker concenTraTes on his shoT in a maTch againsT MT. Carmel. Walker was one of The Team's Top six players. BOTTOM PUTTING THE BALL, Charlie Johnson concenTraTes on his sTance and swing. Johnson was also one of The Team's top six players.

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