Hazen High School - Lonach Yearbook (Renton, WA)

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.,' M' 9 ,A M in 116 'ling 1, - K 552 it ., lf! pn Hazen's 1970-71 basketball season was their most successful ever. They broke several school records. These include most games won consecutively, best scoring average per season, and best field goal percentage for the season. Hazen was a young, scrappy team best known for their blazing fast break. Highlander victories were keyed by two factors. When they had few turnovers or fouls during a game they seemed to win. Even losses were highlighted by the fact the team never gave up. As Coach Huckle termed it, Despite wins or loss- es the team displayed a consistently line attitude toward the game throughout the season. Paul Van Beurden 6'l Forward-Guard Senior ,f ,. tx Paul Hickenbottom 6'2 Forward Senior

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-1,,.,v,..v H-,ji , if -- aptain Steve Willenborg was a consistent leader r Hazen. Steve's hard work made him one of the :st defensive players in the league. A three year tterman, Steve also scored and rebounded well. VarsitjfffScores 55 l K-e'medY r E E T ...r 5 HAZEN or-IAZEN 'E elev l ' HAZEN . P- .... , -f,..,. ,. -ef ,- ' 75 52 51 ?0 L Renton .Bellevue t rr v1 , .gig,gVEvergreeng g 63 rrel T Glacier up g 69 ....ae fa3.3sqe:eKeH11idsee T . .. a . ... eere f 'sa r' re r 'l 50 .Kent Pi?7'S4 66 98. if l at gif: 'S ervasa leee H- 5 ' Q T ' T X vH a . T 1 . .e I' '::': :rr ..,'Q H. se . .. N 4'efS15-Z.. g . , to 5 t i g .tj l ' ig ra e f 1 . if .,.f , ll 5: if Mt. Rainierjf if ' r , The Highlanders opened the second half of their season with a win over Evergreen. Next came a big victory over first place Glacier, putting the High- landers back in contention for a trip to the state tourney. The cagers stretched their win streak to four, beating Kent- ridge. But Hazen's tourney hopes burst with a disappointing loss to Tyee and then Renton. Playing before a record home crowd, the loss to Renton was a disappointing climax to Hazen's second annual Pep Week. The team rallied to beat Highline, but then hit the doldrums, losing their last three out of four games. But one bright point was Hazen's game with Evergreen. Using many different com- binations of players, Hazen played fine ball to defeat Evergreen. The high point of the game was Hazen pouring in 98 points to break the NPSL scoring record. Basketball managers: Ron Hinze, Jim Hahn, John Fullenwider, Don Hinze, Lamar Jacobs, and Guy Gustman. Loring Larsen 6'3 Forward Sophomore ,U .este X A mf! Bill Hansen M E 'T' 64 Center 7 W-L, A 1 Sophomore f ,ff 'T