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

Page 148 text:

Profile: The Scholar- thlete There are certain individuals who seem to have the best of two worldsg these people are commonly known as scholar- athletes. Bob Brennand, a phenomenal long-distence runner, combines this talent with academic excellence and a special aptitude for mathfscience areas. ln tenth grade, Bob not only set the sophomore mile and two mile records Cthough he is quick to point out that Jeff Kidd broke the mile record a week laterj but also received his academic letter for straight As two semesters in a row. ln the two years since, he has extended his running abilities and picked up three Channel League champion awards Ctwo in cross country and one in trackl. ,,,. , .nf - 1 is ia an a1,',i1,1:iiV,l V. ,, 77,1 WG ,h.,6.45!J f, ,',' 'f . , ,limi , , . fffff, 4 ff 2 7 ,Z I f a,7v,,,,f mf 'K XZ, ,Z f, , V tn pau-nv va! Z , Q Karil Kneeland Debby Knutsen David Kolakowski Brian Kolich Kristine Kraemer Sybille Kroemer Daryl Kunze Frank Laflamme Thomas Landers Amy Lang Karen Lang Sharon Lang lx I-1-1 bl NIORS

Page 147 text:

Q4 hat iliii gte About San in I lt 1 1 1 l. Rainy-day schedule: 5'Lunch period is too short: ten minutes don't make much ofa difference. 2. Lack of School Spirit: After football season, everything dies down. 3. Rallies: Some were cancelled. Not enough spirit. 4. Unfriendly students: People keep in their groupsg no one wants anyone new. 5. Cafeteria food: 'Needs more variety. lt's pretty bad. 6. School hours: Nutrition should be five minutes longer. 7. Inadequate Shuffle System: It's a big cheat. 8. Dances: There aren't enough of themf, I I Ron Jones Kris Kampschafer Chris Keezer Chris Kendall Carole Kent Jeff Kidd Kenny Kieding Moonsook Kim Chris Kimpel Oave Kinney Suzanne Klein Tom Knauss SENIORS I43

Page 149 text:

He comments, Getting an A in calculus at UCSB and making all-CIF in cross country were sort of my goals for the first part of the year, so l am pretty pleased with the way things are going. He finds UCSB a different kind of environment. You have the mathfscience majors sitting in the fron rows with their calculators, and the I more typical UCSB students goofing off in the back. What is intriguing about Bob is his humility. He is not the type of person who devotes himself to school and athletics for the rewards - his devotion comes first and the recognition flike a Round Table Athlete of the Year award, a Band of America award in mathfscience, and a Teenager of the Month awardj is secondary. Among Bob's other interests are his job as ASB Treasurer and various recreations. I enjoy any kind of skiing tennis, and sailing Cyclone I3 sailboats mostly during the summer. l also like backpacking. Bob is considering attending college in the East tpossibly at Dartmouth or MITJ and majoring in engineering or business. He adds that he would like to keep running competitively if possible. ,ii-T l I Lisa Lapiana Diane Laubacher I Nanette Lava Jim Lechuga I Dean Lee Noelle Lee Terri Lent I Jim Leroy I Jaimee Levinson Donna Lewis I Peggy Lindquist r Carol Ann Linn I Jacquelyn Liscombe I Margaret Lloyd Betsy Logan Marcy Lord SENIORS l45