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

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LV 1 ' r J iff., '. 'AI' , V s ,,..,.- 'Q vXi4k .,. 'Q' 4 ,ix ,L . . I v The Royals entered CIF play unranked, Tenth ranked Servite fell 75-67, and fourth ranked Inglewood was treated to the Royals finest basketball including a game winning slam dunk from Anthony Hunter. For the team that succeeded suprisingly well, the glory was over in the Iinal minutes ofa CIF quarter final game. The Royals poured it on early and went to the half leading by two. The long trip and towering height advantage of Long Beach Poly proved too much for the young SM team. They went out in a fine display of skill and team work, excuses are not necessary. Their performance says it all. VARSITY BASKETBALL OPPONENT SAN MARCOS Non-league Cabrillo 4l 39 Santa Clara 54 66 Westlake . 44 76 East Bakersfield 7l 6l South Bakersfield 79 77 Westminster 57 73 Kennedy 83 , 75 Cabrillo 67 7I Notre Dame 66 6,0 ' Alumni 80 75 League Buena 53 60 Lompoc ' 50 59 Hueneme 67 79 I Dos Pueblos 57 70 Ventura 59 77 Santa Barbara 39 ' 57 Camarillo 5l 53 Buena 60 58 , Hueneme 61 73 Dos Pueblos 58 61 Ventura 53 , 52 Santa Barbara 52 5l Camarillo 75 83 CIF Servite 67 75 Inglewood 60 65 Long Beach Poly 75 67 Varsity. Front Row: Karen Parker, Shelley Giedhill, Maureen Halleck, Coach Maury Halleck, Asst. Coach Ron Williams, Kirsten Carter, Sue Steel. Back Row: Mark Bauer, Willie Smith, John Clarke, .lack Mochnick, Mike Fitzgerald, Kirk Luke, Randy Russell, Anthony Hunter, Omel Nieves, Paul Sutton, Jon Korfas, Jay Boettner.

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C Rebuilding Year'? A rebuilding year is what the experts predicted for this year's boys' varsity basketball tcam. But what they didn't count on was the new and devastating power of sophomores .lon Korfas, Anthony Hunter, and Mike Fitzgerald. Fitzgerald was a valuable asset to a strong SM defense and was All-Channel League honorable mention. But the crowning touch for this new power was team captain Omel Nieves. Nieves, who was responsible for great team unity, K A Korfas, averaging almost I8 poinm a game, averaged l6.8 points a game, often sinking 4 was a major part of the Royals' success. His clutch baskets in the final seconds. His skill ss ' - 1 92? free throw average and deadly accurate was officially recognized when the Channel They 'Said lt Couldn t be done oumide shots earned him spots on the All League named him Most Valuable Player and and tlllS team 21CCCplLCd tl'lC Channel League first team and the All CIF he was selected second team, All CIF. Royals ' ch Q - second team. Hunter, who was known for his were winners all the way around as Coach allenge Coach Maury jump shots and slam dunks, was ranked All Maury Halleck was selected as the Channel 4 Halleck Channel League second team. Sophomore Mike League Basketball Coach of the Year. I I , 1' 'i15tr2'vr'25r mg ' 7357 1:-1 ..,' Q, X, . fre-we an 1, W has f.s:..f , UI!! IM!-tl P 0 UN lift . ', as nv, Fl , . O . C . U 'S Q0 l il ci - l a F yi x l .l fs f . Q l T . I 5, y 2 ' 4 Y 9 fbi al' i a 3 . .L . ' , . rx: 'lf' f ' . 1 f 1 1 lee Q f . Lrsa- 4 1 ,. r , :- xi 'Q Q' fl '- -L r . . Q 8 gy! If lx F' .... . -,-4 'i 1- r ,- Q . Qs A H ,A .,, . T H5 1 X, had ' 1 - ,,..... 6 ' Q V . F 4 'Ns .W Q S ,. .ssl we 're S. it Kia A x':f ll I l Y. ' ' ! I V. ' ,',,,e .f1'Q We ef jp F tx f MNs e.l,,xl:lieves drives inside as two Chargers look on. 2. Korlas is deadly l , lrorfiioutside. 3. John Clarke shows his grace on a layup. 4. Russell , showshthc muscle on rebounds, 5. Hunter goes up for two. .N . . . H i A hlg., . s V IOZ l I 'M iq--Q..-f 7 . --J

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JV Posts 17-4 Record On the JV front, Coach Ron Williams and his players were proud of a successful season, ranking second in the Channel League. Major victories came against Santa Barbara, Ventura, Dos Pueblos, and Camarillo. One game, against Hueneme, resulted in a convincing 72-24 win. On several occasions the team fought back from behind to salvage victories. Several JV players finished their season with the varsity squad and proved to be valuable assets. Outstanding players included Joe Jones, Most Valuable Playerg Scott Thompson, Most Improved Playerg Gerry Karczewski, Most Inspirational Player, and Scott McMahon, Honorary Team Captain. .IV BASKETBALL. Front Row: Tracey Thompson, Tammy Fuher, Mark Mackey, Coach Ron Williams, Jennifer Liscombe, Lindsay Barker, Debbie Loza, Back Row: Gerry Karczewski, Mike Lansky, John Linder, Tim Cochran, Robbie Collins, Scott Thompson, Jim Rowe, Shawn Addison, Jeff Azain, Tom Fernandez, Joe Jones, Scott McMahon, Mark Batlistonc. SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL. Front Row: Robert Wazny, Greg Anderson, Pete Stathopoulos, Rance Hcsketh. Back Row: Coach Bob Scriven, John Trunk, Tom Santee, Brian Dawson, Eric Rehwoldt. Outstanding players include Captain Greg Anderson and Eric Rehwoldt, MVP. Sophomore Basketball Once again Proposition 13 is to blame this time for sophomore basketball starting late. This year's squad enjoyed decisive victories over Dos Pueblos, Santa Barbara, and Cabrillo. Coach Bob Scriven described his team as Ha good bunch of players that needed a longer season. The team was outscored 300-226 in their last five games, winning only one. BASKETBALL . SAN MARCOS OPPONENT Junior Varsity V Cabrillo 54 44 Santa Clara 56 36 Santa Barbara 59 '46 Westlake 90 39 Westlake 72 38 St. Joseph 74 47 Santa Barbara 42 38 Buena 49 52 Notre Dame 49 71 Buena 40 55 Lompoc 62 35. Hueneme 58 29 Dos Pueblos . g 6l 39 Ventura i 77,71 A 54 Santa Barbara ' 55 i 40' Camarillo ,' . 61 527' Buena . 40 38 Hueneme g '72 241 Dos Pueblos 7 45 54. Ventura . 46 '45 I Santa Barbara 39 M '41 Camarillo 7 45 47 Sophomore Hueneme 52 53 Righetti 54 52 Cabrillo 72 71 Dos Pueblos 56 54 Santa Barbara 56 61 Buena 52 60 Lompoc 54 49 Dos Pueblos 44 40 Ventura 50 52 Santa Barbara 53 46 Newberry Park 40 70 Buena 32 60 Dos Pueblos 49 45 Ventura 50 52 Santa Barbara 55 63