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

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Tl J 2 X I fiwqq ' .q Mcaew Front Flow: .Jay Boettner, Tammy Fuher, Maureen Halleck, Lindsay Barker, Smiih, Gerry, KHVCZGWSKL Jack Mochnick' Coach Maury Halleck. Thifd Jennifer Liscombe, Shelly Gledhill, Mark Mackey, Second Row: Coach RUWI Mike FlTZQ9f3'di Jeff Alam' John Coste' 'hm Rowe' AVWTOUY H'-inter' John Ward, Jon Korfas, Scott McMahon, Eric Rehwoldt, Joe Jones, Willie Mike HUf'9Yi Tom Samee' 32 BOYS' VARSITY BASKETBALL

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Grab League Title J.V. WATER POLO. Front Row: Randy Birzer, Kelly Jensen, Mark Simpkins, Ed Hartley, Ron McMullen.-Second Row: Greg Franks, Eric Pommerville, Andy Fuller, Jeff Vasek, Roger Zlrotrggyrg. Third Row: Linda Scott, Jeff Baldwin, Rob Vail, David York, Ellen McCurdy, Allen Lor- 5A rg g Ti- . ,,, 87 f r ,wrw f f I A A All , .tx 5 F Five seniors, returning from last year, provided the heart of this year's team. The varsity team had an excellent year, only losing once in a close game with Dos Pueblos. They went on to C.l.F. and did very well. Varsity Water Polo's best all around player was Greg Outcalt, and their best defensive player was goalie Peter Malek who averaged twelve saves a game. The junior varsity team was weII-bal- anced, had good physical ability, and showed excellent potential. This year's team also included two sophomore girls, Ellen McCurdy and Linda Scott. Although the varsity team felt well sup- ported, members ot the junior varsity expressed a desire for more support from both the administration and the student body. WATER POLO 31

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