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

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t Tennis Squad Eyes Strong League Showing Getting off to a rough start, the varsity tennis squad under coach Darrell Adams dropped its first two matches of the season but were looking forward to a comeback as SBCL action ap- proached. The netmen lost a 7-0 decision to a strong Arroyo Grande squad before suffering a 5-2 loss to Lompoc in non-league play. Boosting this year's team was a group of experienced lettermen led by last year's most valuable player Stewart Andrew. Rounding out the veteran contingent were Mike Christensen, Paul Holmes, Jim Nash, Frank Santore, Harold Hadley and Bob Carlton. Join- ing the squad as varsity starters were Preston Moore, Steve Payne and Greg Thursen. Sophomore Steve Payne shows bockhond form. TENNIS, Front Row: James Miyagishima, Bob Carlton, Paul Holmes, Preston Moore, Steve Payne, John Crocker. Row 2: Mr. Darrell Adams, John Waller, Glenn Shojinaga, Jim Nash, Chuck Robison, Greg Thursen, John Smith. ll5

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Bob GOLF,' Row 'lr Steve Howard, Bruce Janotsch, Joe Cushman. Row 2: Jim Minnow, Mike Scott, Mutt O'Brien, Tim O'Brien, Jim Mortensen. Not pictured: Bob Freeman. Golfers Hope For Big Season ln '68 Freeman shows perfect form even in practice. es -Nw... ...M Moving their non-league record to l-2, the Conquistador golfers scored a 47-l vic- tory over the Santa Ynez Pirates in their last action before press time. The squad's two losses came at the hands of a powerful Morro Bay team which downed the Con- quistadores 41-7 and 33-'l5. Making up the squad were experienced lettermen Bob Freeman, Steve Howard and Joe Cushman as well as newcomers Tim O'Brien and Mike Scott. Cushman took low medalist honors in the win over Santa Ynez with his 82 total, while Freeman, Howard, O'Brien, Cushman, Scott, and Rob Carter also scored victories. Expecting their roughest competition from Lompoc and San Marcos, coach Gerald Johnson's golfers were looking forward to a strong league performance in 1968.

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Trackmen Score Victories in First Two Meets Scoring two consecutive victories over the Morro Bay Pirates the varsity tracksters went into league competition with an unblemished 2-O dual meet rec- ord. Though early in the season, the Conquistadores V found the time to set several previous A , B , and C weight records. In A weight competition Gary Young toppled the mile run in a time of 4:4l:4 while brother Danny set a new record in two mile run with a fabulous 9:5l:3. Also, the 440 relay team came up with a record time of 46.4 the members being Ken Davis, Doug Patey, Barry Karsokas, Jim Seamen. While Mike Denne came up with a record breaking toss of 47'2 in the shot-put. In C weight, freshman Doug Maple threw the 8 lb. shot- put for a Cabrillo C weight record of 5'I'2 . Steve Haacke, and Kirk Hubbard show determined looks as they practice for a meet. 3 - - 4 l u l 5 F l BOYS TRACK, Row 1: Berry Butler imgr.J, Bill Deprater, Ken Davis, Calvin Riley, Jim Seaman, Terry Batterton, Terry Halstead, Ruben Lugol Mike San Philippo, Steve Drouin, Tom Steeger Cmgrj, Row 2: Coach Radford, Steve Jeffers, Danny Young, Steve Haacke, Gary Young,l Ramirez, Doug Maple, Richard Hixson, Tom Murry, Bob Johnson, Oliver Still, Coach Meidell. Row 3: Coach Knowles, Jim Warren, Barry Karsd Cross, Robin Banion, Doug Patey, Ray Benson, Bob Davis, Greg Thorston, Dan Barr, Bruce Burns, Don Sumner, Ron Morlatt, Kent Manzo.3