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

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PRACTICE GAMES Dec. 3 Cajon 47 Palmdale 29 Dec. 5 Cajon 39 S.B.H.S. 11 Dec. 7 Cajon 30 S.G.H.S. 45 Dec. 11 Cajon 51 Colton 11 Dec. 13 Cajon 34 Eisenhower 25 Dec. 20 Cajon 54 Arlington 53 Dec. 21 Cajon 73 Hemet 28 Dec. 22 Cajon 37 Moreno Valley 33 LEAGUE GAMES Jan. 7 Cajon 33 Victor Valley 35 Jan. 10 Cajon 40 Norte Vista 22 Jan. 14 Cajon 35 Hemet 20 Jan. 17 Cajon 30 Moreno Valley 37 Jan. 21 Cajon 23 La Sierra 22 Jan. 24 Cajon 50 Yucaipa 24 Jan. 25 Cajon 32 Victor Valley 25 Jan. 28 Cajon 42 Norte Vista 18 Feb. 4 Cajon 37 Hemet 31 Feb. 7 Cajon 25 Moreno Valley 28 Feb. 11 Cajon 30 La Sierra 17 girl ' s jv basketball 143

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Girl ' s JV Basketball Takes Second In League Girl ' s JV Basketball had a very successful year, placing second in the San Andreas League. They had a record of 11-2 with an average of 39 points per game. This year ' s team was led in scor ing by MVP Donna Haney with 154 points for the season. Captain Bobbi Torrence led the team in rebounds averaging 13 per game. Although the team had its outstanding players, it took a total team effort to achieve their first place title at the Hemet tournament. As Coach Herman Zietlew put it, there is great JV potential here and the future looks good. Bobbie Torrence gets a good jump on the ball. Donna Haney goes up for the rebound. Displaying her talent. Donna Haney puts up two points. Team relaxes as Coach Zictlow explains game plan. Cheryl Covington shows her form of dribbling down the court. Top Row: Mellissa Barlow, Lisa Frazier. Lois Frazier, Kathy Mclntyre, Bobbie Torrence, Donna Haney, Loretta Neudorff. Blanca Yanez, Christine Pestrella; Coach Herman Zietlow; Bottom row: Marcy Anderson, Cynthia Sheppard, Tracy Macon, Bridgette Blackburn. 142 girl ' s jv basketball

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ream Shows Strength In Several Areas Although last year ' s boy ' s swim team lost more than half of their meets, this year ' s team looked to be outstanding. While only losing three seniors last year and gaining many new freshman talents, this year ' s varsity swim team seemed a serious threat to CIF. Senior Captain Gerard Gonthier was the best all around swimmer and came close to breaking many school records. Brian MacGregor, the other graduating senior on the team, was superb in the 50 yard and 100 yard freestyle. Rick Yeier, the 100 yard frosh-soph freestyle record holder, was excellent in the 100, 200, and 500 yard freestyle events. With Tony Viero swimming breastroke and Brent Gauley in the 200 IM, next year ' s varsity swim team will undoubtedly be superior. M ;sfe ; 14 ' i Brent Gauley doing backstroke in the 200 meter. Dan Payne struggles to the finish in the 100 yard butterfly. Scott Callihan flies from the starting blocks. ■.i:;ig