Castle Park High School - Speculum Yearbook (Chula Vista, CA)

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Coach Warren gives Paul Lorenz and Bill Lee instruction on the use of woods. Paul puts instruction into practice, I MQW'-f GOLF SQUAD FINDS GREEN Fighting general laclc of interest, Coach Gil Warren struggled to establish golf as a competitive sport on the Trojan campus. Building onthe leadership of long ball hitter Senior Bill Lee, who has the potential ot shooting in the 70's and on an enthusiastic but inexperienced group of sophomores, par- ticularly the swinging clubs of Richard White and Dan Roberts, he brought the squad a long way toward his goal ot offering real competi- tion to schools like Coronado and Hilltop. -naw VARSITY GOLF TEAM--TOP ROW: Bill Lee, Dan Roberts, Robert Welsh, Chris Grimes, Charles Ebert. BOTTOM ROW: Paul Lorenz, John Lorson, Richard White, Richard Marlcell.

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The Track Team was bolstered when rabbit chasers Fred Medrano and Eddie Diaz, shown here receiving LEADER- SHIP and MOST VALUABLE RUNNER AWARDS from Coach Nate Wallace, donned spikes for track competi- tion. T22 T KU: if-f'i'l Wsf I JV TRACK SQUAD--FIRST ROW: Dow Becker, Richard Weeden, Jesse Martinez, Doug Heinen, Carlos Moreno, Ralph Buna, Bill Harris, Alan Chafaures. SECOND ROW: Julian Quinones, Augustine Gomez, Ernie Llanos, Joe Valdivia, Gary Paredes, Roland Herrera, Larry Castro, Gary Sanders, Joe Salazar, Victor Acevedo. THIRD ROW: Mike Gidney, Rick Kmet, Louis Gaona, Fred Scott, Marty Guevara, John Gudino, Rudy Sanchez, Gary Yager, Ed Smith, Bob Leipold. Coach Nate Wallace discusses take-oft techniques with long jumper Jody Cien.

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TROJA BATS SET METRO BEAT From early season performance it was clear that the T968 Varsity Baseball Squad was the best balanced nine fielded in Troy's short history. Standouts on the mound were senior John Preston who at presstime had already authored two no hitters, a 6-O drubbing of El Cajon and an 8-0 rout of Sweetwater, and iunior Hector Cebreros who, as a sophomore, picked up three of the four JV wins of the T967 season. At the plate, singing bats of Hector Cebreros, Ron lapala, Bill Preston and Mike Floyd evidenced Troy's growing strength in the hitting department. With power demonstrated in two of the three areas necessary for a successful season, only the third necessary element -- fielding -- posed a big early-season question mark. As the defense, anchored around the Sanchez brothers in the infield and Gene Harvey in the outfield, gelled Troy again proved to be a major Metro diamond threat. Coach Joe Rainbolt ioins in heated discussion with myopic umpire. sm, EM I ,V .f- iw ,, ..,, 'i E - S . e,,, , fwwsy1f.-.gy,ggw-,,f,.f,,,q,g,g s,w,g.,g.g -. . -' LSZFYV' :iff I . ' ,.. . . is K' fu, .. , f V ' T W' A ' Hector Cebreros Uri John Cruz Uri il 2 Slugger Sanchez prepares to slam one out of the park . figs! fix K Chris Littleraven - Mgr. Jerry Williams - Mgr. N Sandy Cushman Uri Mike Floyd fsrj