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

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1. Janet Capovilla jumps her way through her opponents. 2. Cindy Battistone makes a fast break for the basket. 3. Lina Vendrasoo strains to keep control. 4. Suzanne Willie jumps for the ball, 5. With all the Royal strength, Cindy Bat- tistone charges down the court. 6. Lisa Frowiss shows the Royal crowds what she can do. 'why , k in 38- GIRLS' BASKETBALL W1 ,, f 2,4 ,945 ,L A X, ,,,,, ,

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JARSITY W RESTLING. Front Row: Matt Hooper, Jim Neary, Ed Haueter, Dave Pottish, Chris Burlew. Sec- :md Row: James Escamllla, John Janicek, Dana Clark, Dan Knauss. Third Row: Mr. Willeman, Steve Carl- son, Robert Duarte, Victor Neumann. - gw High Hopes - For Future Returning after one year absence, Coach Willeman led a young and inexpe- rienced team to a 3-16 record. Despite the team's lack of success as a whole, several individuals were able to claim wrestling titles. Victor Neumann placed JV WRESTLING. Front Row: Dave Nielson, David Burlew, Tom Kim, Robert Adams, Steve Parker. Sec- ond Row: Assistant Coach Augie Moran, Allen Tafole, Ed Escobedo, Tim Ortiz, John Hallenbeck, David Costello, Ron Soares. ,,.,ff,,!f,fyq,9 I,-if , f 1' ff ff Z fQmZ!?0 X ,gf f if f aith --if was LW ,J ,XJ M ' .,, '4-7'h I?bF71l-13.2-f.i'wFWZ?-f 2'-:21E'.'L5 ' . . I -i.-. ,M ,VM H A first in Channel League and first in a San Marcos tournament. James Escamilla lcame in second in Channel League with Steve Carlson taking a third. All three of these seniors advanced to post-season CIF competion. The JV team found itself in the same boat as the Varsity - they were often competing against wrestlers with a year or two more experience. Even with this disadvantage, the team placed fourth in the league and came in eighth out of 18 teams at a Ventura Tournament. Out- standing team members included Robert Adams and Ed l-laueter who were among the San Marcos Wrestling top 10. 1. Steve Carlson emerges victorious after a match. 2. Victor Neumann gets a strong, armhold on his opponent. 3. Struggling to pin his opponent is Ed l-lauter. 4. Chris Burlew attempts a take down. 41 . ' I J J 4 Q A 11.41.- 'W' - 1 2 11iif :'. .f. . 4' 2299 I ,yfw Q92 ' f -ff f' r 'rw 'Aw-9: i! ' :if .. .. f, ,g if eg ' X My 37

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7 1 0 A gf hs , A if . hh .Q-ws, L 0 N ., vqsirgiv' In . , A . A WY L. M Hard Work Pays Off The San Marcos Girls Basketball team enjoyed a very meaningful season again this year. They finished with a 19-5 over- all record and second place finish in the tough Channel League. For the second year in a row, San Marcos won the Bird Cage Tournament this time with decisive victories over St. Bonaventure, Ingle- wood, and Dos Pueblos. The Royals opened the CIF playoffs with a close and exciting overtime victory defeating Chan- nel lslands 64-62. Unfortunately, they fell in round two to Bighetti High School 60- 45. First team, all league honors were, for the second time, bestowed on Cindy Bat- tistone. Also honored were co-captain Janet Capovilla 42nd teamj, co-captain Suzanne Willie Qhonorable mentionb, and most improved player Karen Michaels Chonorable mentionj. Upon graduating, the varsity team's seven seniors opened up a fine challenge for JV members to fill the vacancies. The JV's finished the season with a 1-8 sea- son record and should do very well on Varsity next year. GIRLS' BASKETBALL 39