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

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1. Lett hander Tim Bassett fires toward the plate. 2. JV catcher Paul Mariing waits for the next delivery. 3. Dan Arit keeps his eye on the pick-oft play. 4. Without even looking, Jeit Azain catches the bali. 5. David Graham strikes a hitter's pose for the camera. 6. Lori Knauss streaks tor third. 7. An early season game tinds the San Marcos batter swinging away at Lompoc. 8. Waiting their turns, the girls cheer their teammates on. 9. With power to spare, Joe Jones comes through in the clutch. i i i i i -ww W,.,..,,,,.....c-.....,,,,, ,, ,W , 48 BASEBALL

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