Westminster High School - Citadel Yearbook (Westminster, CA)

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Lion are true champion Champions are devoted to their sport. Champions take pride in their school. Champions offer words of encouragement to their teammates in times of despair. Cham- pions are determined and fearless. Champions excel over all others. Champions are Lions. f'We,re ill! became known as the call of the wild Lions during the 1968-1969 athletic year. Westminster set out to expose some- thing that had been building up inside during its short ten-year history: Lions are not only king of the jungle, but also king of the Sunset League. V On every level, varsity, jay vee, bee, cee, and freshmen, the Lion's roar was heard as they faced highly competitive teams through- out the C.I.F. Southern Section. The time is now to record the 1968-1969 season as having featured Lion Champions. V . ,Qi V L' 'N'-'vii a, '. I ,, ',.:-V3 'f Y V- iv? psp, ZX fi: -til- L1 gin, V .. ' ' . V -5 ' . .V.-:Vfftfif - . V V V 'V ' gmt taiif e i tsvis V .. . .,,, ,,,,.. .f., p v V ABOVE: Varsity water poloists participate in intersquad scrimmage as they prove themselves to be true Lion athletes and champions. BELOWI Lion center Greg McCants C595 keeps his hands on the ball as the 1968 Sunset League Champions handed Anaheim a 14-2 loss. 1 'M' , g V V , .,... V V - i i i l, i V.. , V AA ,,.'V Lv, H A iiV A I -V is -.,.SV,-N N, ,. --.-'f..,,-V'f'+,V-T 5, V ' , 5. V- ,... V, ,'- ,, V . - Vf-? 'r-9+f. , 'srr -- A J Vg' 1 X 5 .V t I 4- '77 'T'r' 4-rv' ww-nf' A 'VL ' 1V 1:-f--3 ' l I il! il 4 x -i aff. , V . -nr-W' ,wh V W ,mfgga-f 211. Y V L ,Wikis V ,X , . V , .. L M -. . ' V VV -- ,,., ,' V' ,,,6 4 V, V K ' '- V Q1 g-'3-zz: ' W X 'XV 1. 4 1. ' 1 V V' -..V', ,vv 4 s'7fP-ff'.',.f5.,V- ' ,V ,,..,, . , f 6 fray - A , 'fit-t 2- tg - ' V ' Ve :Vi Q .Vw ,V ,.,. V ,. V.,,, K --V ,Vi n 'fi ' af, Vgrrl . gay ' .g -tiwgg f g V, - FKVV ,VZKV- V V,, I .. N J I VK f . Q ,.,, was ...,t.,,,,., A g ,V 'V . ,, 7. .1 1 if -54 'W 2 3. f 11323 V 3 7 - A L' 4 ,aff , 57 ,zi gf ' , gf L V A 4 If NV. 355- . ' M ,Q V sZVZVV V Vf -f-5f.fffg:17VV, 1.5 iiw7s:m,. , - V V V V 'V W., .QW 'f1-V- - ,VQ . R if fir QV, z , ' ,. ' ,S -. , ., . 'f H V' , V. ' fV , V ,QQ ,. VV H ' :r ,Wi VV. 'V 3 1, ' . V ' ' 4 f A af - V V 1.54. , -' ,A - V 5 'fy ' YV Q .i ff . 4V V' - f ,.,, A, if ,f. ...,. V , , ,.., .. , . 4 f., V . ,. . V fV..:-4?f?:u1 VVWVH4 K f. f,,fv,Vf , VV .a w ' 4. ., K 1 2 ' , K - ' ' f V fy s .4 , .f V V- ,Q Q - - V, . . ' -'s. V , ,-g , f stiit ' V . 6' J 'Q iiii it .ssn ' ' . 'i' , , , . . V 4 ff 'VV :M g 'ffs 1 H , ,. 74 i ff - , V .:,V5,V,. fffgf' , , jjw ,, ,Q .6 . . , J. V '...f ..,, I ,VM V LL ,Mg , ,I ,, ,I ,I ,VV,W,.wj,. ., ,mtgmif I ,V ...V V,,,5-., fum ,,,.,,,,,,., .qt ,,.V !,.. , V A V- ,V-. , f,,V5,,, fV.V,-.'fV Vw145,11g3V,.V-Wit,-7,. ,VQyf,V6fjp1-ff, A-7 Vw, f Vf, H 1V ' ' ,JV .' , .wfc ' W ' V' ,,'.1 2.77 7,VV,i ,,,,, V t V. - 'r iff if V f , Za ' ii ., X ' .W V, V,.VV V Q, Q27 2 l , 'i,.. .. if T fV '.-V -,V V... , f -V-f , ..., ,,VV,.V' V.V-V VV V .V ,VV.. Q.-,,fs'Yjf.i,,f4 'ww ,ef ff '. W-jig ye, f' 44V,QVzVs,6V5,. -fV' fi,:V,j.V.gf,7.g-gig -V,,,gzfV'1-0152 '--V .I V- ?7f 1Z0 V .V V. V. V .V,,V,,,VVgggVV,,5 g.f,Vf,fV34,ff,2,W-, f,,.. 45,4V1,,Vw.Vmy,,aVV,V,V,f7,,VV.,!Q,gV.,5,4,Q,.m.VQ,f4,V5V,gZ.,g,24,,f,.V,V,,Vg,V:.g-,V, ey -,f, f ,Q '... VV.,Vg.-V,,.v 4.. WV'-1 '. .' fff . I , . ,V 1 . f .f 7 f , ,.4- , wyry .. , .. ,-elf' f-- tV-' X V.VVf rg, H ' '. 's-iV. 1 iff .,.'V -'tV ,..-. 'V'V ,V ..V. ,V f Vf'-V f' t..' V9 . ' ,V ff , ','.V V.,V 'f 'f'V' VV'i I VV,f V --'V ' V I ' . ' f- ' ,.VV, V .V,V - r V.V es f'V' - V, ABOVE: Retaining their Sunset title, the Lion cross country team LEFT: Head Coach Bill Boswell offers halfback Mike Haynes expert survived league competition with an unblemished record of 7 wins. coaching which paved the way for an outright league championship. 2 fr-. 1 ,V,Vf5-.445 --R f Introduction 7 - -Lf, gs: 5: 13.515 2,