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

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■ V. Foot ha I I Rubberized Pigskin Bounced The Wrong Wa The J.V. I ' dotball Teams first game of the season was a scrimma c against Ventura in which the Royals made two strong drives inside the Ventura 10 yard line. In the first game of the season, which was played against Thousand Oaks, the J.V. ' s led by Paul Ciibson and Scott Puoiloa ran two touchdowns for 13 points, but Thousand Oaks had a lead and won 26-1 3. Steve Healy and Steve Viera guided the team to a 22-0 victory over Carpinteria with a 1 i yard run during the third cjuarter. The climax of the game came when Steve Viera made a 60 yard blast for the final touchdown. Overall the J.V. ' s sea- son record was 2-6. The yearbook staff wishes to thank Mr. Macintosh for his understanding in the yearbook photographic problems. Results SMHS 13 26 Thousand Oaks SMHS 38 Santa Barbara SMHS 22 Carpinteria SMHS 6 14 Bishop Diego SMHS 16 Cabrillo SMHS 1 2 26 Santa Maria SMHS 13 22 Lompoc ' .a attiiHIHK » PW« ■ . .. . SMHS 6 20 Righetti Chri Cintellii blasting; away. Front row: Ray Bornand, George Lo ;an, Arando Lopez, Bruce Robles, Scott Puailoa, Dale Wilber, Chris Cantello, Randy Ranalli, Louis Stathopoulos. Dennis Bresslin. 2nd row: Coach Macintosh, Ken ' Michelson, Pat O ' Hara, Mike Bates, Paul Gibson, Bob Poulin. George Alexander, Jim Maplio, Dave Nancarrow Steve Grattan, Frank Gomez, Dan Ericson, David Hughes. ? R

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(Lift) Huddles, pep t;ilks. and loads of c-xciteintni filltd each :aiiic. (Coach Hallcck) That ' s exactly what I would h.ive done ' (Rod Lewis) l ctrsit y Basket ha II Near Victories Excite Inhibited Royal Fans I he 1970 Royal Varsity Basketball Team will nut be remem- hcrtil as an extremely victorious one. Yet even the unusually in- hibited Royal fans v ere caught up with the grim determination and infallible dedication during such near victories as against Santa Monica and Thousand Oaks. Fans also cheered themselves hoarse at the gallant third .|uarter comeback at the Royal-Charger game. While on Tuesdays and Fridays the team faced more exper- ienced opposing teams in a highly competitive schedule, during the week the team faced a rising tide of school apathy. The 1970 Te.im may have missed making the basket of victory this time, but these players are sure to be more determined in i;ettiiig It iin the rebound in their futures. On top .luainst Santa B.irh.ir.i, (Ross Tilden ,ind Paul Menzel)