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

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(Left) Liz Dinnell mode excellent ptogiess In her senioi yeor. Everyone notes Liz foi hoving the most teom spirit. (Oelow) Suson Stein ptepoies foi het opponents next move. (Bottom Left) Cooch Housel v otches v lth concern ofter her teom. ' ' 0 ' ' V ' : ir r «- =p- .- - - (Left to Right) Top Rov : Leslie Horris, Jen Roffolo, Amy DiCorlo, Liz Binnell. Lionno Borkon, CI Homilfon. Kim Gooch. Bottom Row: Suson Stein. Koren Borlow, Tore Keebough. Mory Ann Mittico, Gino Cotolono. Jennifer Newby. Erin Rosenwold Sports Girls ' Tennis 131

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Cowgirls Smash S.A.L. (Top) Gino Cotolono helps her teammate to pro- Ifc gross in her final yeor at Cojon. (Bottom) Mary ■- ' ' Ann Mittica sends herself into the S.A.L. semi-finol for 3rd place. Cojon ' s girls ' tennis placed 4rh S.A.L. Their overoll record was 10 wins and 6 losses. Their league record was 9 gomes won ond 6 gomes lost. Six of the players went fo the S.A L Team Finols. Liz Dinnell, Jen Ruffolo, Mary Ann Minico, Erin Rosenwold, Jen- nifer Newby, ond Gino Cofaiono. All of rhe players did fheir best ro ger ro the Son Andreos League Teom Finals. Mir- rico ond Corolono placed 3rd in S.A.L. in rhe finols. Mory Ann and Gino commented, The pressure was on during the gomes. Both ployers were hot during the good times. Liz Binnell sold, Cooch Housel work- ed for the point of improvement. If she didn ' t think we were worth the pain of troining us, she would not put on the teom. Coach Housel commented, Every person on the teom hod o great omount of tolent. They ployed J.V. ond Varsity, depending on their skills. As for this year, it went better than I thought it would. I thank the team for making this yeor fun fo coach. 130 Sports Girls ' Tennis

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Three Point Players The 1986-67 Varsity Doskerboll Team hod Q greor year, going 10-4 in league, 17-7 overall. This record was good enough to place rhird in rhe S.A.L. and also to advonce to the C.I.F. play-offs. We hod o few problems at first, but we put it together in the second half of the season, stoted Junior Kevin Sweet. Melvin Love was the scoring leader on the team this year, averaging 28.7 points per game, second highest in 2A schools. Most teoms found out that Melvin wos the man they hod to stop. Son Bernardino put three men ogoinst him ond he still scored 26 points. I just told them to give me ' The Rock ' (Basketball) and they did, quipped Melvin Love. The 6 ' 5 center won recognition in the Inland Empire by gaining one of the The Sun ' s prep othletes of the week. After that, many scouts from mojor colleges found on in- terest in him. In the beginning of the yeor, Cooch Mark Lehman hod only about six weeks to prepare his team for the upcoming season. Most players were eager to stort the season; looking forward to the play-offs. Even though they only hod o few weeks before their first gome, they worked very hard in practice in order to obtain rhe high quality club thot they become. The season come down to one gome, against Son Bernordino. If we lost, we would end the season in third place. But if we won, we would take first place. The gome was close, but Berdoo unfortunotely won, 70-64. Even though we come in third this year, we hod Q great season to be proud of. i (Top Right:) Melvin Love skies above the fest to score two mote points for the Cowboys. (Above:) (Left to Right) Elijoh Dutler, Dole Armisteod, Kevin Sweet, Cooch Motk Lehmon. Dwoyne Perry, Poul Shirk. (Not Pictured:) Jeff Delport, Dovld Winslett, Chris Williams, Demon Stuort, and Melvin Love. (Right:) Rosoul Mitchell sports his best defense in on attempt to keep the opponent from bringing the ball In. 102 Sports Ooys ' Vorslty Doskelboll