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

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' J 1 -I ■» • Team Scores Several Wins The 1980 Cajon Golf Team started the season with its ranks full of returning talent. Sophomore Steve Norton played the number one position and led the team in its wmnmg season along with the help of returning juniors John Larrabee and Robbie Reynolds. Coach Arvil Hale believes that this year ' s team was the best in Cajon ' s history. The members of the Cajon High Golf Team sharpenmg their skills are Bill Sheble. John Larrabee. Steve Norton. Joel Hen- ley. Robbie Reynolds, and Charlie Schuy- ler. Robbie Reynolds and Steve Norton practice their iron shots. golf 165

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JV Softball Has Successful Season The Junior Varsity team was very successful this year. Under the leadership of their new coach Leanne Ulmer, the team worked hard to better its second place finish of last year. Brenda Larrabee and Carolyn Chapparo, this year ' s captains, served to inspire the team on the field and bring them together as a unit. Practicing everyday after school improved their overall skills and led them to their successful season. Team members Top Row: Heather Mc- Donald. Coach Leanne Ulmer. Shelley Ryan. Cheryl Lewis. Lisa Bakker. Joanne Farrington. Carolyn Chapparo. Manager Sue Hammonds. Brenda Larrabee: Front Row: Pat Davis. Geraldine Jones, Angle Harper, Melissa Barlow. Beth Boom and Lisa Trask. Melissa Barlow anxiously awaits the ball at home plate. Carolyn Chapparo shows her form with a perfect follow-through. Brenda Larrabee prepares for another hit. .-v •• «ifSr ' - 164 j.v. Softball

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Team Spirit Is Key To Successful Season The 1980 Varsity Baseball Team entered the season with a new burst of spirit which was brought on by the arrival of the new coach, Mr. Joel Escobar. The new coach, new uniforms, and new players all contributed to the revitalized sense of team unity and the positive attitudes that make for a winning team. Although seven players of the sixteen member team were excited entering their first year as varsity players, the team did not lack in experience, as nine of the sixteen were returning lettermen. With team leaders like Bill Sessions, who was all-league for two consecutive years, Louis Lukes, Danny Burke, Billy Davis and Milton Harper, the team matured as a whole in both playing ability and sportsmanship. The fair pitching and speed that the players demonstrated were other factors in this year ' s season. - ss Junior Bryant strikes out another Spartan. Danny Burke raises his batting average. Catcher Gary Smith talks to pitchers Louis Lukes and Junior Bryant about defensive stategy. Billy Davis makes a quick stop at second. A close play with Louis Lukes at third base. Varsity team members are (top row) Coach Joel Escobar. Rick Browning. Gary Smith. Dave Semo. and Lee Davis, (middle row) Junior Bryant. Danny Burke. Louis Lukes. Jay Boyer. Milton Harp- er. And Bob Dubell. (bottom row) Rowdy Torrence. Fred Alvarado. Billy Sessions. Julian Romero, and Jim DeQuattro. 166 varsity baseball