Cabrillo High School - Tierra Royal Yearbook (Lompoc, CA)

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1. A e f ? . .3 , ci? -elim Junior Ron Mead was an important part of the outfield alignment. B- ,.'g.M H 5 -tr' Tir A ,,g5f,,3SL'g5, A . Senior Jim Clesson shows stretch that makes him one of the league's best first basemen. Jayvees Work Toward Varsity Status R7 Q 2 Q I 1 'Q ix ff YQ 2 g 5 gm? -4 JAYVEE BASEBALL, Front row: Bob Sackrider, Ernie Martin, Sam Thompson, Jim Padilla, Mike Mead, Bob Babcock, Alfred Drake. Row 2: Dave Trenner, Bruce Aragon, Mariono Wheeler, Neal Porter, Donovan Murrow, Greg Towns, Larry Jones. Row 3: Dave Guiel, Bill McClain, Dan Novak, Monte Wise, Mac Fisher, Dennis Tidwell, Don Novak, Pat Bradshaw, Calvin Simmons, Bob Fields, Tony Aragon.

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Cabrillo-Lompoc Tourney W Santa Maria 5 Righetti 4 Arroyo Grande 3 CABRILLO 2 San Luis Obispo l Lompoc 'l Varsity Log C OPPONENT 7 S.L.O. ....., . . . 3 Santa Maria . . , .. O Righetti ......,... l Arroyo Grande ..... 4 Lompoc ...... . . . RECORD: 2-3 i 9 F15 is A A Three reiurning letfermen Jim Clesson, Rick Simpson and Ray Moore exhibit the Machine's big sticks. VARSITY BASEBALL, First row: Fred Cordes, Bill Hunt, Rick Martinch. Row 2: Ted Bleymaier, Rick Morgan, Mark Ervin, Terry Leone Bobby Null, Ron Mead. Row 3: Head Coach Dick Wilson, Howard Kluge, Jim Clesson, Randy Easf, Tony Mason, Rick Simpson Mike Denne, Ray Moore, Ernie White, Bill Harris, assi. coach Don Harmison. K . P if avi C3

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112 Swimmers Hurt By Inexperience Crippled by that old menace of inexperience, the Cabrillo swim team once again was not expect- ing a great team performance in 1968. At press time, the squad stood 0-4 in overall action despite some fine individual efforts. George Lewis, one of the few seniors on the team, broke two school records in the opening meets, and sophomore George Rock added another. Lewis turned in new marks in the 50 freestyle 124.91 and the 100 freestyle C5521 while Rock swam the 400 free in a record-smashing time of 5:06.2. Coaches Matt Dodson and Jerry Macke are hopeful that the huge crop of sophomores and freshmen will develop into a strong team within a year. Besides Rock, Jerome Betts and Don Wyckoff head up the cost of sophomores while Bill Lane and John Ritter lead the list of promising freshmen. w Limbs-yppfphiq, L ' 19 '1'5 'fff'Ef1 Ti' Senior Bob Jones shows form that makes him Cabrillo's top diver SWlMMlNG, First row: Paul Olson, Tom Taylor, Marc Gee, Steve Smith, Eddy Galvin. Row 2: Jim Paul, Dave Mahan, Bill Lane, John Edgar, Bob McConnell, Don Cox, Mark Beasley. Row 3: Ted Morris, Mark Johnson, Ed Etherson, Joe Hinkens, Wayne Epply, Tom Blaschke, John Ritter. Row 4: Chris Winegarner, Bob Jones, George Rock, Don Wyckoff, George Lewis, Jerome Betts, George Mees.