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

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wwf: mu VARSITY SOFTBALL. Front Row: Kerri Merrigan lm Amy Morris,Jodi Tafelski, Kim Mann, Jackie Bowman. Second Row: Suzanne Willie, Laura Romeo, Lori Knauss, Chrissy Ratter, Deana Hild, Cindy Berg. Back Row: Coach lan Brown, Faith Gralewski, Cindy Battistone, Colleen Jordan, Michelle Macko, Jodie Pilkenton, Coach Morey Claydon. JV SOFTBALL. Front Row: Christine McDonald, Laura Rodriguez, Denise Navarro, Barri Smith, Yvonne Vega, Patti Sandoval, Second Row: Maggie Ward. Ginger Philip, Darlene Casarez, Micki Hankinson, Kim Panizzon, Ann Steel, Rae Ann Hames. Back Row: Coach Bard Salcido, Carol Wesolowski, Heather Moore, Dana Campos, Tracey Tull, Karen Smagala, Coach Al Morin. I. Colleen Jordan confers with the catcher before batting. 2. Amy Morris pitches a curve over home plate. 3. Jody Pilkenton demonstrates her pitching ability, 4. Michelle Macko comes to bat. 5. Royal softball players cheer on their team. if .y gi li AA , f XX X , E t -- 2 '52 -,a....,,

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Golfers Aim For 11th Title The San Marcos golf team was not winning power went directly to the four looking for a very promising season this silver swingers of SM, Steve Pate, Sam year, but very promising is an Randolph, Kirk Todd and Eldyn understatement when their record is Tarbush. Each of these players' examined. With an undefeated mid- tremendous golfing ability combined to season record of ll-0 they were looking give the team its low scores and forward to their eleventh Channel undefeated record. League tltle ilndyery Poislbly then- l. Deep concentration goes into preparation for a fourth CIF tltle In the hlstofy of San pull. 2. A San Marcos golfer lines up a critical Marcos. The credit for this consistent Shot, 3, Steve Pm swings info the ball. an , ,, K W. ow, y W, M N , ? --. 1 My ' f ' L, , S . if I , vo: W . I , I ,,. 7 t -, M VL I Qi? ' ' ' 'L 'af Q' ,, y V I 'jf ,, ,. ,Q V - ,,L I X , - ,M ,,,, Lf ,Q ,, Q .--1 PI'-'-uqw, Q lynn, 4-Q 3 'G 0- ac?

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