Fillmore High School - Copa de Oro Yearbook (Fillmore, CA)

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-r TOP CENTER: j.V. Cross Country FRONT ROW: Oscar Morales, Buddy Herrill, loe Medellin, Philip Avila, SECOND ROW: Grey Brothers, Greg Taylor, Mark Yule, Mike Travelstead, Tom Neal. TOP RIGHT: David Grennier makes his move. LEFT: Grey Brothers holds on to lead over rival. Combined Team Scores Fillmore 98 Santa Paula 72 Fillmore 79 Nordhoff 93 Fillmore 120 Buena 68 Fillmore 37 Carpinteria 90 Fillmore 4th Moorparklnvit. Fillmore 4th Cal Lutheran lnvit Fillmore 2nd Mt. SAC lnvit. Fillmore 8th C.l.F. Prelims Fillmore lst Tri Valley Finals 29 v

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Varsity,Cj. V. Cross Country Fillmore Runs Against Stiff Competition This year's cross-country team captured the number one spot in Tri Valley and finished eighth in the C.l.F. Prelims. The Flashed competed against county teams such as Camarillo, Santa Paula, Rio Mesa, and Buena in preparation for Tri- Valley competition. Such competition proved to be very effective for the League. Although the Flashes were eliminated in the C.l.F. Prelims, we should take into con- sideration that the team was made up pri- marily of sophomores and freshmen. Four valuable assets to the team were Vin- cent Martinez, Bruce Cook, john Foy, and Rudy Guevara, Team Captain. The Varsity squad was also aided by four newcomers, Bob Hayes, Alfred Sanchez, David Gren- nier, and jesus Perez. The lV's were very strong. They obtained three shut-outs toward the closing season. Outstanding members Grey Brothers, Os- car Morales, Dave Taskey, Steve Medellin, and Matt Aguirre sparked the team. TOP: Bruce Cook displays his running form. BOTTOM: Varsity Cross-Country, FIRST ROW: Vin- cent Martinez, Alfred Sanchez, David Grennier. SECOND ROW: Matt Aguirre, Bruce Cook, john Foy, and Rudy Guevara.

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Varsity Basketball: Kneeling Tim Currola, Tim Lovelace, Doug Main, john Perkins. Standing, Coach Fauver Dana Hoover, David Enriquez, Gary Southwick, Harold Powell, Frank Tirado, Philip Warring Varsity Basketball Flashes Grab Half Gt Tri-Valley Crown The Fillmore Flashes after a slow start rolled to a fine 20-7 season record. They tied for the league championship with a 13-2 record. In CIF action they rolled to two easy victories before bowing to Chaminade 55-53 in the quarter finals. The Flashes were led by the league's leading scorer, Gary Southwick. Gary led the team in scoring and rebounding. Frank Tirado, the league's third leading scorer, and Dana Hoover, the league's seventh leading, scorer, contributed greatly to a winning season. john Perkins, Tim Lovelace, Vernon Kenfield, and Doug Main did a very fine job 30 at the guard positions. Phil Warring, Harold Powell, and Dave Enriquez also played a great part in Fillmore having a fine season. Top victories of the season were over Lu- theran, Atascadero, and Bishop Diego. Ad- ditional honors for the year were captured by Gary Southwick, Dana Hoover, and Frank Tirado who won positions on the All Tri- Valley league team, and john Perkins who earned a spot on the second team. Gary also was honored as the Tri-Valley leaue's most valuable player, the second consecu- tive year a Flash has been so honored.