Army and Navy Academy - Adjutant Yearbook (Carlsbad, CA)

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JR. sci-loom. A1'HLfi d all During the year, physical fitness tests are given an Cadets are rated on a scale of 500. These tests include chin- ups, sit ups, squat thrusts, and 50, lOO, and 440 yard runs. During the spring, there are tests given in the high lump, broad iump, running races, shot put, and other track events. Jim Evans succeeded in scoring a perfect 500 while Chris Zohrlaut ran second with 491, and George Bachtold clinched third with 489. The only sport in which the Junior School is able to play other teams is baseball. Playing an independent schedule the team traveled to San Diego to play the Francis Parker School in a series of four games. Other games were played against teams from Oceanside, Carlsbad, and other neigh- boring communities. Those Cadets not participating in the baseball activities compete in intramural track as well as competitions against other local teams. The play-off games in football were held in early Decem- ber. Robert Phillip's team edged Scott Woodward's squad by a mere 14-12. Then the team led by Ray Smith defeated Jim Smith's team 7-6, and Woodward's defeated Ray Smith's. In the final game, Phillip's team stomped Woodward's to cap- ture the championship. ln basketball, Steve Jensen's team lost to the team led by Jim Smith to give Smith's team the championship. The success of the season was a result of complete parti- cipation on the part of the Cadets. f J-at -tgnil' lf' pi Billf LT, 55 vfgcifl 3,3711 , I, ww? my ml' 19 Vasquez swings Phillips drives in tor a score Who's going to get it? I W, if . S

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