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

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Girl Tracksters Depend on Youth Movement Lt... nmsxsmba... Nancy Dyste clears bar in practice high-iump. Composed of sixteen freshmen, six sophomores, two juniors and one senior, the third edition of the Cabrillo Track team possessed the youth and po- tential to exceed existing individual records estab- lished by previous tracksters during our short history. Leading the Conquistadores into the track season was Amy Magness, senior, and two year letter win- ner. Amy provided the necessary experience a young squad needs to be successful. Holdovers from last year's squad who have shown indications of coming into their own are Mary McConnell and Vilya McKee. The freshmen on the squad, Maurianne Durst and Karen Ewing have ex- hibited flashes of brilliance during early workouts. Maurianne has exceeded the school record in the low-hurdles and 220 yard dash while Karen has given indications of becoming the number one sprinter and long iumper in our history. Coach Maurice Sipes said of the twenty-five member squad: This fine group possesses those qualities which tremendous athletic teams have ex- hibited during the early stages of growth. GIRLS' TRACK TEAM: Row 'lr Terry Facer, Amy Magness, Karen Ewing, Claudia Wilde. Row 2: Sandy Driscoll, Laura Brown, Diana House, Joyce Hicks, Barbara Bickford. Row 3: Baraba Anglin, Jackie Morton, Cecilia McLeon, Debbie Davis, Maurianne Durst, Nancy Dysle, Maureen King Cmanagerl. Row 4: Dottie Prew, Sheryl Andrew, Debbie Arnold, Sandy Luce, Colleen Carter, Debbie Zaverson, Cherry Key. Row 5: Vilya McKee, Mary McConnell, Ann Hall, Margaret Weber, Terry Borman, Ceryl Dunn. T19

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direction A Cabrillo faculty member was working one Sunday. That in itself wasn't unusual. The cam- pus is seldom empty. But that day, he met a teacher from down south. After a two hun- dred mile drive, the Los Angeles teacher wished to see the Cabrillo High School that people were talking about. It was with pride that the Cabrillo teacher gave the envious stranger a tour of the campus. Perhaps next year, he will be breathing fresh air and teaching in one of our new buildings. The Cabrillo faculty not only reflects local experience but many far away schools. Many of them resigned tenure in better paying dis- tricts to become members of the Cabrillo staff. Few of them ever go back. What brings them to Cabrillo and then keeps them? Ask one. He will probably say lt's the kids, Or, l like the professional opportunities and the new equipment. In any event, from the day that Mr. Greening gives an applicant his guided tour and he meets a few of the students and some of the faculty, he becomes a Cabrillo fan. Cabrillo's fame is spreading. Quite often be- cause of the good public relations work the students do when off campus and out of town. And, whether they are mini-skirted new teach- ers or gray-haired pros, the Cabrillo faculty does its best with pride.