San Luis Obispo High School - Tiger Tales Yearbook (San Luis Obispo, CA)

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M 421, Surf! 5 A '67 JUNIOR VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY SLO OPP. 44 Santa Maria I8 43 Cabrillo I6 50 Lompoc I5 48 Righem I5 28 Arroyo Grande 28 33 Atascadero . 22 37 P. Robles, Atascadero 75,27 SLO took fourth at Atascadero Invitational and sixth at Hancock Invitational. LAST SPURT OF ENERGY-Mike Herrera sprints over the finish'line at the Atascadero Invitational to place fourth. CROSS COUNTRY SQUAD -FRONT ROW: Calvin Howe, Russ Barnett, David Exline, David Quist, Mike Herrera, Huge Danoher, Gary Morgan, Mark Krahling. BACK ROW: Mona Anderson, manager, Neal Lowens, manager, Gene Munch, Dan Barbica, Tim Richardson, Andy Starkie, Mark Oitchie, Dave Hobbs, coach, Barbara Cockriel, manager. NUMBER ONE HARRIER - Hug-h Danaher overtakes Lompoc runner to grab a first place medal at Atascaclero Invitational. '67 VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY SLO OPP. 44 Santa Maria I6 42 Cabrillo I8 40 Lompoc 20 43 Righetti 'I6 47 Morro Bay I5 41 P. Robles, Atascadero 43,37 45 Arroyo Grande I5 23 Atascadero 32 SLO took last in Atascadero Invitational and Hancock Invitational. GIRL MANAGERS-Mona Anderson and Barbara Cockriel concoct life- saving lemonade for the Arroyo Grande meet. Cross Country-- 33

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Young harriers boast late season victories Cross Country is a sport that must be built up year after year. l believe that in two years we will have the number one team, states Coach Hobbs. We've already shown that we can do it by placing third in the league finals, an improvement over last year's fifth place. With a young team and a rookie coach, the Tiger har- riers got off to a slow start. Pooling the new ideas of Coach Dave Hobbs with those of last year's coach, Frank Fletcher, the Harriers were put through a rigorous TO mile training schedule each day. New drills such as running to the SL on the hill and back and relay wind sprints helped the Tigers bounce back in the final part of the season with wins over Paso Robles and the undisputed Atasca- dero Champs. OVER THE SAND DUNES-The Tiger varsity led by Huge Danaher, Dave O'Conner and Mike Herrera compete against Morro Bay's champion team on the difficult beach course, ATASCADERO INVITATIONAL-The gun sounds the start of the two in the lower left corner later placed last in the varsity race where mile race with 12 teams competing for top honors, The Tiger Harriers they were over powered by Lompoc Cabrillo and Morro Bay 32 -Cross Country

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Tigers annex football crown in spite of Arroyo Grande finale hex In compiling a 7-3 season record the Bengals won the San Luis Obispo Athletic League I4-li, to qualify for the CIF AA playoffs where they were halted in the first round by Santa Clara of Oxnard, 47-7. With 26 seconds left on the clock the Tigers last minute drive shaded the Taft Wildcats 21-19. Also in non-league play the Tigers decisioned Lompoc and Righetti while AAAA Hueneme defeated the Tigers 22-6. After last year's Morro Bay forfeit, Mike Lee directed the 31-6 vic- tory over the Pirates by hitting on 11 of 15 pass attempts. Remembering last year's 62-O onslaught, Mission saved face by allowing the Tigers to score only 21 points. Again in league action, the SLO eleven displayed a versatile offense and defense for a 33-12 victory over the league runner-up. Atascadero, and an almost identical romp over Paso Robles, 33-13. The Arroyo Grande iinx struck again but the Tigers were already insured of a ClF berth. For the second con- secutive year the Bengals entered the Arroyo finale un- defeated in league play and came out in defeat. Smarting from a 50-O trouncing by Mission, the Eagles unleashed an explosive ground game while the Bengals final aerial effort failed to beat the clock in the waning minutes of the 24-20 upset. Against Santa Clara in CIF post season play, the Ben- gals amassed 245 yards passing, but could muster only 16 yards on the ground. With strong backs and break- away plays, Santa Clara ran up a 47-7 score, but were upset the next week by Alta Loma, 13-6. Individual awards went to: Dave Dulitz, top tackler, Bill Fisher, best scholar, Darreld English, best lineman, Gary Johnson, best back, Tom Peterson, most improved. iim vestol photo STOPS THE CLOCK-Flanker Sam Powell 1401 grabs a fourth quarter pass and then steps out of bounds to the dismay of Arroyo Grande's defensive man Bruce Peters i85i. SLO lost 24-20. ALL LEAGUE - Bob De La Cruz, defensive tackle, Doug Alderman, defensive end, Jeff Feliciano, offensive center, Bill Fisher, offensive fullback, Burt Lund, defensive back. Nat Pictured: Randy Martin, offensive guard. Honorable mention: Russ Kiger, defensive end, Dave Dulitz and Bob 'urney, linebackers, Mike Lee, quarterback. 34-Varsity Football me .eggs seal ai if wi Ami A-if fm . f,--Vff. -1- i.. Wm Q. T ii.. ff- fi.. f ,'i, , ,... Q . ', , we ' ii. -r-,-1 .. W,f 2 gy ge if ,,.. ,.., .....,. . . MM 2 y i? sa i e W .5 .,v , :welt ...seem ,si rf fggsa1,iqwt --evwf g,gezW1g.a - we 53 M we 11 .--.11 :fi affair i ,wilt iettsbiiiiliiiig Z ef f r 3, .. . ,, ...s ,,.,.. .. .W rg . tm., gl --Lge as. .sam ,.,,..e-is .W -if A if ,qt :f-, fasfgsttlf 'Stag-M if 3 ge.e,:. -:i- systmwtte i . ,5 . 1--izxgff -W pssig we gg ,gggtgatt 5 if 215545 sf . f -:- -- ' L- ,, fr .. Z zgwzm, .5 ,vw f ' 'tits 2' - . .- . W, We ritiitgiti it K . . -. , . . .3 .aoifre 1 :s,eks..g.7e. .ww assess. ,-2 .. -, at ..,, . , .iw -I ss... as ,. mi.-,leg .e..,.,qis1 . ..,fis..,iW .1-..... 4- r F ' ' ' I i ' . :rv ..: 4 .5 W- :WEEE .11 2, ive? 13: E521 333331:-'ibix ' WTF' SWS' 'i ' --'. iii' 1752? -. .f .. , . 11. ..- , , ,..s.,..- .W ..s.i.,... s-s....,.i ,. -t.,..-S at , 3 s i Xt? si ga -- -5 Agzztsgttta, g M 5 E iff L' 2 .fsitf tn. - 5 t - - it as ,, . t.., .mx 3 l 1 i .1 . - V .si f 1, Mi i. 5, .-' :.fc.:ta? 42Lf:ftsi,gs,i E .. ,jf . it ze-is, ,pgs , Q ,Wy .'.1mr sg ' ' 1 ff f t T - 'T f Mt' Zitfi' WW? K S b ' Z., 5 2 '- - fazfexf :tw wif te., S - -vie21'ir.f2K f e f i-vet Q .' - 52732 ff.-I M .. ' .'fi'.itfi325t2 , militw Sriim ss .P it ws' -iv .. f f ff s .. if ,R A? .. A .ix f ...is 7--f ..: .- .. .:sLs,fffWLS'.1A ,555 Q'?f':. V ' .,,. :ge Z,- ...A i,..s..i , ,y,....z ..... m.,gg,,. A 5, 5 sfgygwfxwsi A H r S g . mrs- f.......-iw - fi... wzzfiiiz: ii iigamfg. Es .x1z..rs.isi2f.w'i f.e -. -Laffy..--.sw..iiss- f 3f'.-SHQQEZZW1-'.ii1' me ssewvfs ft , - ,...s,,g.' 1, t,a.gs.f5'g,,gm+.. ,, ffsaijw- -- Q. 2 ll .fr-fvziigtyf'iiiissazflfsei-ggi1223, 1, if ff i 5 Q M .--tv :fs-'ig-1f.1fs f:fsfgg1.z ':f.1w:f5'3- -- was i f is 7 1-.1211-J fff..:M.:--v:agz.- .ist-.1,,z,ff5r2v ...,.:-wwfm. 1 .1-vii-fleet 1 ,es . ,..,....-Ls.. w e ra f,.f.iy.,..ff.,-....- -w..a x S f S - 1 QF fi. '12 , S F-'fa if .f.--iff, fip.:f.,.i.-me .4 41--..:4f. fg,15ii.,. sg ,A ,H , Xt 1 s .11 . 'tf1.i,.1I ,f-'.i11ft, tfts532,,..li.:'ff3if, 53: 713:-i n :: I if 5 t 5 1 tri- -Vik 21:1 -f 'f31z:f' i .:f.11.-Lev.. , tif 2 M gi 3 if S . ,g-:fart y- 'ext ' S -3 gs ,Aa 1- H uw 5 sw if 1' -' t2fiff:1:mff t S it si ff it Q . 1 Q S -so .-.i.....:-M-,., ... S 1, S in tt . si this Q A pil' Lett 'V 55 if refs .45 sg, we f f S se we 4,1 4. ze. if a::f-fz1fL2tj',- 21? f si. 'Lei 2 ig.. gzggisig!.Z.i51'gi'.5