Cajon High School - Vaquero Yearbook (San Bernardino, CA)

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I RB It h ¥ c : ■ • --,«- c ii Ploughman, Damron Set School Records This year ' s Cross Country Team, led by MVP Scott Ploughman, compiled its best record ever. The team went on to win five meets, while only losing three. The team ended fourth in SAL, and barely missed making it to CIF. Coach Zietlow feels that this is the best season the team has ever had. Next year ' s team looks to be even better, as the team is mainly composed of sophomores and juniors. This includes such runners as the Cowboy Award winner, Brian Kreuper and the captain of the team, Billy Carroll. This year ' s records were set by Seniors Scott Ploughman and Mindy Damron. Scott had a time of 17:01 on the three mile course, while Mindy had a time of 13:10 on the tv o mile course. As coach Zietlow looks ahead, he feeis ihat with only one man leaving the boys ' team, they will be trained and experienced enough to win CIF next year. Low score wins Cajon Opp Sept. 24 Gary 22-35 Sept. 26 Victor Valley 37-23 Oct. 3 ' Norte Visia 23-32 Oct. 10 •Apple Valley 32-23 Oct. 17 Hemet 26-29 Oct. 24 •Moreno Valley 29-27 Oct. 31 ' Yucaipa League Games 27-28 Mindy Damron is on her way to a new school record. Team mem- bers in back row are: Coach Zietlow. Jim Sutton. Billy Carroll. Brian Krueper. Scott Ploughman. Bobby Banks. Armando Hernan- dez. Front row: Mike Velerude. Kerri Brunson. Jason Lewis. Nate Coffin. John Lardin. Jim Madden. Brian Krueper runs through the foothills behind Cajon High. cross country 127

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Freshmen Footballers Learn by Playing Under coaches Paul Marzullo, Toni Marzullo, and Kim Battin, the freshman team won four games, lost five, and tied one. Brian Bishop, quarterback and running back, led the team in scoring with Duane Lamb adding to the total. Bobby Saltzman intercepted several passes on defense. Also outstanding on defense were Max Groninger, Brian Bishop, Jon Davis, and Robert Kelly. Mike Schindler was punter during the last half of the season with an average of 35 yards. This year ' s team compiled the best record since Cajon fielded a freshman team, according to Head Coach Chuck Petterson. Cajon 0pp. Sept. 27 Pacific 8 6 Oct. 4 Sequoia Jr. High 6 2 Oct. 18 Fontana Jr. High 32 League Games Oct. 11 Norte Vista 14 Oct. 25 Hemet 22 22 Nov. 1 Moreno Valley 24 Nov. 8 La Sierra 6 22 Nov.15 Yucaipa 14 24 Bryan Bishop takes the ball for another touchdown. Back row: Paul Marzullo (coach), Ricky Fulcher, Dwayne Lamb. Max Groninger. Al Fale, Mike Schindler. Jon Davis. Robert Kelly, Tony Marzullo (coach) and Kim Battin (coach). Third row: Bobby Saltsman. Randy Johnson, Frank Jones. Bryan Bishop. Lawrence Jeffries, Willie Owens, Cecil Smith, and Shane Jen- ny. Second row: Kevin Jordon, Tony Moo- ney, Mike Schlax. Mike Marquez. Melvin Jeffers, David Ollis. Steve Browning. Eric Pachica. Greg Kirtley. Alan King, and Adam Shay. First row: Donnv Camp. Gary Brinkerhoff. Billy Human. Frank Sutton. Arthur Molina, Marid Salxar, Brent Kurtz, Louie Mendoza, Robert Jackson, David Gnusche, Robert Lynch. Bobby Saltsman, number 10, calls out signals for a play. 126 freshmen football

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r Varsity Volleyball Advance to C.I.F. The Varsity Volleyball team took its fourth consecutive league title, breaking a GIF record with 60 straight wins. This allowed the Cowgirls to advance to the CIF playoffs where they went on to the quarter finals. With expert coaching from Mrs. Naomi Ruderman and leadership from Captain Terri Nielson, this year ' s Volleyball team had a victorious year. Terri Nielson was named Most Valuable Player on the team and in the San Andreas League for her excellent performances. Terri Nielson, Joan Bougie, Jackie Bougie, and April Morrow were selected for the first team All League and Brenda Larrabee was chosen for the honorable mention team. The Cowgirl Award was given to Brenda Larrabee for her good attitude and extra effort. This year ' s team had much devotion towards Volleyball, and they spent many long hours perfecting their skills. Coach Naomi Ruderman commented, I am very proud of how this team developed as a unit and how each individual developed athletically. She also said, The season was full of pleasant surprises and positive experiences. Aw 4 Top row: Joan Bougie, Terri Nielson, Kris Ledbetter. Brenda Lar- rabee, Jackie Bougie, Coach Naomi Ruderman. Bottom Row: Maria Parish, April Morrow, Sony a Negrete, Ruby Payne. 128 varsity volleyball