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

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124 HGTC COMPANY C, Front Row: Sean Bercaw, Second Row: Mike Ishmael, Wes Lormer, Ann Newswanger, Mark Aasted Third Row: Warren Bitters, Mike Fteitz, Menzo Baird, Robert Thomas, Dawn Johnson. Fourth Row: Sonya Nijinsky, Lisa Spurlock, Floyd Holmes, Tra- cey Ireland, Mike Murphy, Julie Ptosconi, ' 1.Se-rgeant Tinsley proceeds to inspect the ritlemen, :Zhi ,Q-Q ky .T -H-iff t C D J.. - CWD? M Olfl10'.D U-QS 2 COMPANY D. Front Row: John Bauer. Second Row: James Mahan, Clyde Webb, Brad Jour- dan, Marcus Brannan. Third Row: Daren Merchant, Bob Pentecost, Peter DeMornay, Dan Harasty, Thomas Abbott. Fourth Row: Jon Riddle, Lisa Thompson, Troy Schultz, Sharon Mar- tin, Linda Pump, Flobert Blaylock.

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Qlvm 517 , . BIKE CLUB. Front Row: Jay Farbman. Second 'dez, Tom Marshall, Rob Collins, Martin Fay, Flow: Heather Reid, John Leis, Roger Dawson, Kit Andrew Hall. Hough, David Resnick. Third Row: John Fernan- EQUESTRIAN CLUB. Front Row: Evelyn Becht, Sharlene Dyer, Julia Often, Third .Row: Lindsey Paula Brumis, Kira Dukes, Susan Carroll.ISecond Kiunke, Mary Meaney, Mr. Kilminster, Mindy Row: Amy Peirsol, Audrey Hodges, Bonnie Barry, Hegeman, Lynn McFarland. Bike Club Shifts Gears The Bike Club had many long distance trips, several of them up San Marcos Pass to Solvang. Even though there were just a few participants, they had fun. This year the club drove to Nojoqui Falls and cycled 100 miles on a loop course called the Century Trip. On all their trips they started early Saturday mornings, meeting at various places and putting in a hard day's ride. Much to the disappointment of President Jay Farbman, many of the peo- ple who signed up for the club did not participate in the rides. However, those who did showed enthusiasm, and they enjoyed themselves. No Horsing Around One of the more active organizations was the Equestrian Club. Led by advisor Hal Kilminster, the equestrians went to Santa Anita to learn about thoroughbred training and racing, went on an overnight to White Oaks, and worked with other rid- ing clubs to put on horse shows. The club also sponsored the Last Chance Dance, and to top it oft, produced the famous fudge sundaes at the Homecom- ing Carnival. BIKE CLUBXEOUESTRIAN CLUB 123

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49 SABER GUARDS. Front Row: Clyde Webb. Leroy Aday. James Mahan. Steve Strem. Sean Bercaw Second Row: Jon Riddle. Mike lshmael. John Bauer. Fred Meyer. Mark Aasted. Glen Blake-Lobb. nfl kvsswpwv- MM la l Q STAFF Front Row: Fred Meyer. Second Row: Glen Blake-Lobb. Leroy Aday. Steve Strem. Leonard Vlught. Tina Murray. Dawn Johnson. Maria Shellabarger. FEMALE DRILL TEAM. Front Row: Ann Nevvswanger, Tina Murray. Maria Shellabarger. Dawn Johnson. Julie Rosconi. Second Row: Linda Rump. Lisa Spurlock. Sonia Nijinsky, Sharon Martin. Lisa Thomp- son. S M Cade ts Participate Before football games it is traditional to salute the flag. This year the new San Marcos memorial offered ROTC a unigue opportunity for flag raising detail before each home game. ROTC performed the saber guard tor the Homecoming Cere- mony. and they took part in the Labour Day and Memorial Day parades. The drill team competed with Santa Barbara. as did the football team in their yearly game. Dn Friday December 21 . the annual review and inspection was held. and the whole student body was invited to attend. Somewhat similar to this was their field day which was held later in the year. They also sponsored a rifle team this year. The finale came when they went to training camp where they learned about such things as M-60 machine guns. ROTC l25