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

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Girls ' Tennis Team In anticipation, Karen Klingler stands ready for anything. Undefeated At End Of First Organized Year The Tennis Team we have been without for s«) long held its tryouts in September. Seventeen of the school ' s finest players were chosen, but the competition ditl not stop there. TTie better members challenged the best, keeping the lineup flexible, the players on their toes, and allowing anyone willing to work hard enough to play in the inter-school matches. These girls couldn ' t muster enough vanity to hope for an undefeated season, with a brand new team and only four hours a week after school practice. TTicre was always a slight doubt, a slight fear that perhaps A r time things wouldn ' t go right. But each match was played through with good clean stroke and strategy, the mounting score and finally the taking of the game. Perhaps the most exciting were the two games with the well-prac- ticed Santa Barbara Team. Every other took second to San Marcos. Mrs. Jeanne Gemmell helped the girls p olish their style and quickened their responses. Although there were few sophs, they were fantastic, as evidenced by the selection, Tina Leslie, Most Valuable Player. Front row: Bobbie Uyesaka, Janette Collins, Kathy Detweiler, Carol Dillingham, Tina Leslie, Bir,i;it Weise, Karen Klingler, Doris Chung, Kathy Barron. Back row: Janet Olsen, Jan Marlow, Ann Minnerly, Nancy Scroggin, Laura Freeman, Kim Bowman, Noreen Allen, Barbara Vol ' mer.

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Girls ' Swim Team Undefeated Girls ' Team National Record Setters Under the direction of Miss Judy Evert, the Girls ' Swim Team produced five National Record setters this year. Surpassing the previous record for the 50 yard Butterfly was Nancy ' Wester- meyer, the Team ' s Most Valuable Swimmer. The Medley Relay Team, consisting of Holly Friar, Kathy Hanley, Leslie Mangini and Nancy Westermeyer, shattered the existing record in that event. The abundant talent exhibited by the Team and the unceasing drive characteristic of the girls made possible another undefeated season. T. n . • ▼T . 4 « « 4 4 ,jf Nanc ' Westermeyer Butterflies with record setting style. ■■« Krisin Krapf nialces like a seal. Front row: Kathy Hanley, Roxy Shinoda, Maxine Seelenbinder, Sherry Prichard, Becky Fisher, Maria Dezzati, Pattj ' Lepla. Row 2: Leslie Magini, Holly Friar, Eugenia Seelenbinder, Carie Zeimer, Holly Zopf, Susan Jahovic, Debbie Shecker. Row 3: Karen Murray, Nancy Westermeyer, Alice Rydell, Lori Carlson, Jackie Thomasen. Mary Skehan, Janis Sharraan. Back row: Kristin Krapf, Patty Hedden, Lauriann Cleary, Wendy Bevier, Kammy Levit, Ellen Gardner, Ann Jones. 112

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Girls Basketball, Voll e yball And Track The Lighter Side, The Brighter Side The bigger they are the harder they fall. The byword for the mighty midgets who made up the girl ' s interschojastic team this year. The Gimmellettes moved through one of the best volleyball seasons, sparked by great team play accounting for sparkling set-ups and kills. The Everettes handicapped by a slow muddy track proved outstanding in the speed department. While the basketballing Wenlletts , sparked by the outstanding play of Sandy Dietz, and fueled with energy oranges , completed the season with only one loss. Front row: Carol Wood, Evelyn Hardowin, Leslie Colony, Pat Rudniki, it-iond row: Sue Hagadorn, Janice Wood, Michelle Sare, Carol Mover, Ann Hupp. Back row: Miss E crt, Patty Buhler, Anita Contreras, Cindy Gebhart, Ann Harpham, Ann Breshears, Jenny Vroman 14