Francis Parker High School - Cavalcade Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

Page 29 text:

fs. EN wwf wa -. :sums 1 4' .

Page 28 text:

Ql.V. cagers: Tim Rutherford, Jack Kruger, Scott Urr, .lim Crawford, Doug HfilVCrST2idT4, STVVF Du Pli'55l5v-lay l,lfil'lUL P2111 I?'lI1l-fall, Mart CfUSbll', Cliff Treais, jim Cottingham, Ken Crone, Mike Sourapas, and manager George Smith. Not pictured: Robert lVlitrovich and Steve Seiber. J.V. Captures League Title Seasons come and go, but this season will long endure in the memories of those who watched the Al.V. basketball team and those who played on it. They were an inexperienced group in the beginning, who became increasingly proficient as the season wore on. The team won only five of their first thirteen games. However, six of the losses were by less than five points. As more time was spent on the court, the players' confidence increased. By the end of league play, the team had jelled into a smooth-running basketball machine winning the Southern League JV title. Not enough can .be said about Coach Dave Glassey who skippered this team to an undefeated league mark. He patiently corrected the mistakes of the inexperienced team, dilignetly teaching the players the fundamentals of the game, and then took pride in the results. Honors went to Jack Kruger and jim Crawford for consistently outstanding play in this inconsistent season. 24 Se .4 5-.. -tis .. ASM ' S. i K ' S, - 1. ts. 'Q' Right, Lancer Basketball drew enthusiastic crowds. Opposite page above, Lancers plan strategy. Below left, Jim Crawford and Dan Qungan go in for the rebound. Right, Jim Crawford shoots. E

Page 30 text:

Batters Up. Continuing in the tradition of top athletic programs at Parker, Lancer baseball again looked promising at presstime. All-leaguer Carl DuPlessis, returning letterman Steve Sourapas and numerous new players comprised the starting line-up. Steve DuPlessis and new addition Mark Laser were called upon to pitch for the the Parker nine. 'lihe Lancers were to participate in the Lions Club Tournament, gaining experience and composure for the crucial following league contests. Ar this writing, the season was in its early stages, but the Lancers were slated to meet Christian in the finals in defense of their title. Coach Dave Glassey and his players were confident that they could win the Class IA title for a second year. Below, Dave Cook. Upper right, Steve DuPlessis, Below right, Coach Glassey. 26 W we ,W iff V, VVVA ' H 3 in Wo, Z? Q a 10? 3, af is 4 ri s wx, ffwtlfn T' r '-'ia 12' Q '51, yfgg.,A. 2 1 law! fi 3 Nwwmq, A '-' Ngw