San Marcos High School - Crown and Sceptre Yearbook (Santa Barbara, CA)

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Pictured above are the players who received special awards for their outstanding performances during the footballseason. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT, THEY ARE: Roger Asbury, highest scholastic grades, Chuck Rearick, most valuable lineman, Steve Galbraith, most inspirational player, Coach Clarence Bishop, Pete Lieben- good, most improved player, Gabriel Meza, most valuable back. Royals I.V. Football Squad, ROW ONE: R. Grainger, J. Chaille, J. Madrigal, S. Rodrigues, B. Fenn, P Johnson, M. Stevens, R. Spaulding, D. Lovelace, J. Begg, V. Deral, D. D'Andrea, E. Northman, W Graybill. ROW TWO: Coach Jim Pullman, Coach Duke Ellington, D. Moreno, J. MacLeish, R. Ullman J. Blaine, W. Wright, C. Hancock, G. Brown, N. Mackenzie, T. Tole, G. Raack, L. Robertson, B Knoop, S. Sampson, T. Goux, T. Broadbent, D. Douey, M. Downey. n m R FA 1. ff'

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KEN BAKER, BUD HOLDEN, PETE DOWLER, forward guard center Royals Opponents 43 Ventura 66 42 Cate 21 25 Nordhoff 23 34 Simi 29 59 Carpinteria 29 39 Simi 32 43 Nordhoff 44 38 Santa Ynez 40 47 Bishop 34 53 Santa Ynez 56 59 San Luis Obispo 55 39 Bishop 46 67 Villanova 47 52 l-Iueneme 34 39 Simi 40 55 Villanova 27 55 Hart 40 48 Bishop 37 42 Fillmore 49 53 I-Iueneme 52 '70 Camarillo 64 41 Hart 44 49 Ventura 66 56 Nordhoff 40 63 Camrillo 56 53 Nordhoff 56 67 Fillmore 26 46 St. IOhns 44 33 San Marino 48 BOB JONES, center The San Marcos cagers inaugurated the 1959 -60 season with wins over Cate, Nordhoff and PAT CLEMENS, iorw a rd Simi, but then lost to the highly rated Ventura Eames FG FT, T2- Cougars. The team then traveled to the Nordhoff Jones 28 129 101 359 Tournament in which they went to the finals, Roflflques 28 36 30 292 beating Carpinteria and Simi. The Royals met Sullwell 26 78 36 192 Nordhoffin the finals andlost a hard fought game Baker 17 91 57 179 by one point. During the Catholic High Tourna- Holden 27 01 37 139 ment, the Royals beat San Luis Obispo by stag- Clemem 28 24 29 77 ing a great come-from-behind victory, but lost ZQHWOTH 26 22 29 73 games to Santa Ynez and Catholic High. The Bf1ClgSmCH 27 23 19 Q5 Royals came home to open their FrontierLeague BFOORSUUC 13 19 19 07 campaign by defeating I-iueneme 52-34 and Hart May 11 5 3 10 55-40. The Royals next lost a hard fought game Hilll 16 4 3 ll to the Fillmore Flashes 49-42. The team then DOWlGf 24 3 3 9 hit their stride by again be ating two Frontier Wright 6 2 1 0 League opponents Hueneme 53-52 and Cama- Coy 9 2 9 4 rillo '70-64. San Marcos then dropped the next SL11T1m6ff0fCl 4 1 9 2 two games to Hart 44-41 and Ve ntura 64-41. Yafflell 5 1 9 2 The team pick up and won two straight from Dennis 6 0 1 l Frontier League opponents beating Nordhoff 56- 40 and Camarillo 63-56, but then lost a real tight one to Nordhoff 56-53 on Nordhoff's home court. In the following game, The Royals played the first place Fillmore Flashes and ran all over them 67-20. The Royals next victim was Saint Johns in the first round of CIF play-offs andthey won in a very exciting game by 46-44. In the next round San Marcos cagers had the bad luck of drawing San Marino, who were seeded first in the CIF. After a hard game they lost by a score of 48-33. This closed out a successful season for the basketball team. HILL STILWELL, SAL RODRIQUES, FRANK ZAMORA, forward guard guard