Hazen High School - Lonach Yearbook (Renton, WA)

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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

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Junior Varsity. The junior varsity completed a fine season with a 10 and 10 record. Made ip ofjuniors and sophomores, the J.V.'s ire the talent depot for the varsity. Several J.V.'s saw varsity action during .he season. Junior varsity games began at 6:15, iirectly be ore the varsity. These games provided opportunity for the pros- pective var ity candidates to play against good opponents, gain experience, and .earn the type of ball the varsity plays. But whatever they learned, the J.V.'s always looked toward the future. It could aring an end to their basketball career Jr only a bqginning. J.V. Coach Eric Roberts Junior Varsify basketball team: Rob Wilcoxen, Bob Graham, Steve Sharp, Kris Fanning, Coach Eric Roberts, Jerry Evans, Kevin Gunderson, Dave Martin, Ken Jones, Rick Sullivan, and Larry Armstrong. it-' -' '? .vi Lg 1- wwe w.. ur .1-ill Rob Wilcoxen 1115 drives for the hoop against the tenacious defense of three Kentridge players. Ken JonesQ13Q looks on in the background. Junior Varsity Scores HAZEN 40 Kennedy 45 HAZEN 59 Sammamish 52 HAZEN 50 Aubum 43 HAZEN 51 Tyee 41 HAZEN 47 Renton 45 HAZEN 51 Bellevuev 58 HAZEN 48 Highline 46 HAZEN 63 Mt. Rainier 62 HAZEN 46 Kent 43 HAZ EN 56 Evergreen 63 HAZEN HAZEN HAZEN HAZEN HAZEN HAZEN HAZEN HAZEN HAZEN HAZEN Glacier Kentridge Tyee Renton 'Highline Kentridge Kent Mt. Rainier Evergreen Glacier