Inglemoor High School - Scandia Yearbook (Kenmore, WA)

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Swimmers Show Achievement 1. Craig Kelly shows off his form by doing the breast stroke. 2. Swimming 1 earn (back row): Greg Bawden. Jon Sharp. Jeff Nelson, J.J. Stanton. Curt Downey, Coach Mark Jaeger. 3rd row (standing up) Tim Stolmeier, Craig Kelly. Kevin Stratton. Dave Downey. John Noble. Bill Hames. 2nd row(knccllng)Todd Dodd. JohnStanton. Jim Nelson. Spencer Stimmel and Ken Kretschmer. Divers in front row are David Jensen. Roy Stubsjoen and Tor Stubsjocn. Coach Mark Jaeger helped this year’s Boys Swimming team to a successful year. He was quoted as saying “individual achievement is team achievement and 1 feel we’ve all improved as a team.’’ Stronger than last year, they were led to four wins and eight losses but their highlight was the historic cream over arch-rivals the Bothell Cougars. The Vikings most talented swimmers were Curt and Dave Downey, with Craig Kelley in the breast stroke. Also sophomore Tim (Buzz) Stolemier (State Finalist) was exceedingly excellent. In diving Tor Stubsjoen led the Viks with runner up Dave Jensen. Ninth graders dominated the team and coach Mark Jaeger said “we’ve got a lot to look forward to next year.” 3. Dave Downev swims his leq in the 200 IM. 4. Diver Tor Stubsjoen scores yet another first place. 5. David Jensen laughs over his diving program. 6. David Jensen executes his dive.

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1. Greg Fisk bowls another strike 2. Varsity Team (back row): John Erickson. Jeff Baker. Rick Jones. Greg Fisk. Coach Wayne Bradford, (front row) Julie Nardone, Margie Gray. Shirley Carson and Joni Halvorson. Bowlers Leave Opponents in the 3. J.V. 1 cam (back row): Marlow Good. Vicki Hachtel. Don Bakun. Apryl Hoges. Jsees McKinney. LouAnn Gregory. Wayne Gates and Mary McElhoe (front row): Kelly Peel, Kim Fowler and Coach Wayne Bradford. 4. Shirley Carson keeps tally on all the guys. 5. Wayne Gates defeats another opponent. 6. LouAnn Gregory shows girls can do it too. Gutter Successful is the word to sum up our bowling teams this year. The Varsity Girls squad captured an unprecidented first place with 22 wins and 2 losses. They were led by Joni Halvorson with a 151 average. Margie Gray had an unequaled 210 high game in KingCo this year. Boys Varsity this year tied Newport for first with 26 wins and 7 losses, but a roll-off declared Newport winners much to the surprise of Coach Wayne Bradford. Viking Jeff Baker had KingCo high series with 645 and Rick Jones high game 242. In Boys J.V. action we were nudged out for first place but took second respectively with 19 wins and 8 losses. Wayne Gates had KingCo J.V. high game 242. The Girls J.V. captured fifth place with. 9 wins and 12 losses. Our team this year went to state and placed very well. 5

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Wrestlers Take Down Varsity wrestlers are (back row): Bruce Schulz. Jay McCaffery, Rudy Askman, John Pace. Marty Blnglsser (middle row): Mike Studley (captain). Russ Gaston. Charlie Richards. Brad Griffith (front row): Scott Grillo. Steve Vanlandlngham. Dave Speed and Ron Miller. Not pictured: Wayne Horton and Steve Mills. This year was a season full of firsts for the wrestlers. It was the first time: they beat Bothell; for a Varsity-Alumni match; for a team tour - to California; that four Vikings, plus an alternate, went to state competition (the most in KingCo). Dave Speed was the first to receive a first in AAA Regionals and Mike Studley was the first Vik to be a three- year state competitor. The Vikings also secured their best records of 9-1 in KingCo and 14-2 for the season. They placed 2nd in KingCo. 7th in Regionals. and finished the year off with their highest place in state competition. The four state wrestlers were, at 101. Ron Miller (23-3), 2nd in KingCo. 2nd in Regionals; at 108, Dave Speed (25- 2), 2nd in KingCo. 1st in Regionals; at 129, Mike Studlery (25-2), 2nd in .KingCo, 2nd in Regionals; at 148, Brad Griffith (17-8), 3rd in KingCo, 4th in Regionals; at 190. the alternate. Rudy Askman (14-7). 2nd in KingCo. Also, at 141 was Charlie Richards (20-2-1), 1st in KingCo. The JV team also did excellent with a 14-1 record. Marty Bingisser and Ron Belter both placed first in the JV KingCo tournament. With the excellent experience they have, the future looks very optimistic. Inglemoor Opponent 23 Issaquah 33 44 Enumclaw 20 41 Bothell 18 26 Evergreen 36 43 Highline 18 57 Juanita 6 48 Arlington 18 51 Monroe 19 36 Mercer Island 26 38 Redmond 23 51 Newport 9 60 Bellevue 10 28 Interlake 27 72 WreStling 44 Lake Washington 18 44 Sammamish 12 42 Liberty 22 1. MikeStudl 2. John Pace uses a Bow and Arrow” on his opponent. 3. Scott Grillo gets in position to pin his man.