Enumclaw High School - Tiger Tales Yearbook (Enumclaw, WA)

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JV, Frosh, Soph Basketball Young Netters Show Talent and Ability This year the young Hornet hoopsters made more than a mild swish of the net when they bounded onto the court. Their never ceasing hustle and ever present desire earned them respect in an ever increasingly tough Seamount League. The freshmen showed strong promise, compiling a 7-5 mark and a 5-3 league record to finish in a tie for second place in the league. Steve Hubber set a freshman team record by finishing the season with a 15.88 points per game average while also leading the team with a 10 rebound per game average. Although the Freshman team looked strong this year, the Sophomore squad was not to be outdone by their younger counterparts. The Sophomore dribblers compiled a 7-7 record in what Coach Ron lVliller termed the toughest league l've seen in six years as coach. Led by leading scorer and rebounder Rod lVlcConnell, the Hornets out rebounded their opponents by pulling down 171 offensive rebounds and 296 defensive rebounds, as compared to 119 defensive retrieves for their opponents. During the basketball season this past year, the EHS junior varsity cagers literally stormed over their opponents in the Seamount League by chalking up a 17-3 vvin-IOSS record. Heading the attack for the Hornets was Rod Hightill with a 19.0 points per game average. Coach Frank Lancaster stated This was one of the finest group of boys l've had the pleasure of coaching. sl wi l w E ll 9261 EJ fa . . l i 'lilll null.-lal....il..ni,,l-una sl' Top Right: Sophomore Leon Buckwitz shows determination while Karl Loresch, Dave Parkin, Wayne DalSanto. Rear Row: Coach Flon hauling down a rebound. Above: Sophomore Basketball Squad - lVliller, lVlark VanWieringen, Mike Hauge, Rod lVlcConnell, Flick Front Row: lVlark Hahn, T.R. Bryden, Jeff Osborne, Leon Buckwitz, Ferguson, Gene Caldwell, Mike Chase. 108

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ww ATX Jr' Cagers Capture Playoff Berth The best win-loss season ever at Enumclaw High School, is the only way Head Coach Gary Radliff could summarize the 1974-75 EHS basketball season. The Hornets finished their regular league schedule with a 15-3 record to capture second place in the Seamount League and a berth in the post season regional playoffs. Coach Radliff praised his squad as One of the best all around teams l've ever had. Each person compliments the play of the others on the team. Spearheading the offense for the Hornets was Junior Ron Radliff who averaged 15 points a game and set a school record for the most assists in a season. But Ron was not the only person that made the team win. He had a fine duo of rebounders behind him with Junior Pat lVlcDougall pulling down 9.4 careems a game and Tim Grager, a senior, right behind him with an 8.3 average. The Hornets aggressive play earned them a tough team reputation as they finished second in the league in both offense and defense. The Hornets set a Seamount League record this season with a 15-3 record, a new high for the league. The team also won eight in a row, setting a new school record. Highlighting early season action for the Hornet hoopsters was an exciting 61-56 overtime victory against the Bethel Braves and a 17 point margin over the visiting Curtis Vikings in their first encounter. Graduating Seniors this year included Jeff Thomas, Rick Hubber, Tim Grager, Dean Jorgensen and Mike Abramson. ln three years, these seniors have lost only two games at home. at-' UV ,.v 'w I'lf'Qf257 AP' i S O i' f l 4 Above: Varsity Basketball Team lleft to rightl Chris Calle-ro Glenn Raschick, Jim Callero, Ron Radliff, Jeff Thomas, Dear: Jorgensen, Steve Freier, Rod Highfill, Flick Hubber, Tim Grager Pat lVlcDougall. NotPictured: Mike Abramson ' lO7

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0-,sh 54 ...... r-P. r, Above: Junior Varsity Basketball Team - Art Swanbeck, Pete Boerlage, Flod Highfill, John Van Wieringen, Chris Callero, Coaches lVlr. Frank Lancaster, IVIr. Tim Tubbs, Mike lVlcGreen, Jeff Troy, Rocky Morrison, Glenn Raschick, Steve Freier. Left: Freshman Basketball Team - Standing lleft to rightl: Eric Anderson, Cary Laush, Randy Emerson, lVIark Connors, Mark IVlcGilIivray, Flon Littlefield, Scott Hanson, Coach Bill Hawk, Tim Grant, Robby Thomas, Chuck Lybeck, Scott Hash, Scott Klemann, Tom Cerne. Sitting: Dan Wood, Phil Grager, Steve Hubber. 109