Mount Vernon High School - Skagina Yearbook (Mount Vernon, WA)

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Middle linebacker Tom Hughes drags down a Marysville ball carrier from be- hind. 1972 proved to be very successful Qount Vernon Bulldogs after they put 8-2-0 record, good enough for second ped seven straight but were stopped mber Two team in the state Burling- . Then a determined group of Seniors :en and white to a 22-7 victory over 8th 'lington Eagles. imax of the season for both Coach id the team was the big game with Bur- A ' , 1 . . J l eing dropped by Pilchuck, the Bull- Q . ' , . n fter leading for three quarters the et the visitors sneak two touchdowns 7 heartbreaker playing their last season for the ernon Bulldogs were Jim Robbins, onseth, Mike Holmstrom, Craig Vin- 1 Hughes, Steve Okerlund, Glen Peter- e Iewett, Kelly Vivian, Corey Mendoza, n Houton, Joe Parker, jim Coapstick, Bagley. unior starters for the Bulldogs included unningham, Hamp Taylor, Monte and Jay Crawford. 5 for their first time on a Varsity team Sophomores, who gained experience 'ill help them in years to come. Out- Sophomores were Mark Larson, Ran- y, and Mark White. e to start is the Bulldog second team Above tball managers for 1972 are from Left to Right , Ed Holt, Dan Campbell, Craig Weaver, Yaro Iim Hendrix. Left: With only a few minutes to an and White warm up. : Poised under the glaring lights and waiting for m , ' . J , ' , o 19

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20 Left: Catching his wind after a big meet is Senior runner Marv Simpson. Below: Delight shows clearly on the faces of top runners Kevin Clark, jeff Keeton, and Marv Simpson as they accept a cake from the cheerleaders. Right: Straining to defeat an opponent from Sedro Woolley are Sophomores Stan Olson and Ken Williams. After Slow Season Start, CC Team Coach Darrell Pearson had much to be proud of in his 1972 Cross Country troops, who put together an excellent running season. The Cross Country men were led by the trio of Jeff Keeton, Kevin Clark, and Marv Simpson, who were all standouts on the team. After putting together a two win, three loss record, the thinclads took first in county, sec- ond in league, and third in district. Coach Pear- son's fine group of Seniors included Kevin Clark, Marv Simpson, Mike McKinley, Wayne Hayton, Tom DeGoede, and Martin Soler. Juniors were Jeff Keeton, Tim Purcell, Dave Norton, and Mark Wilson. Outstanding Soph- ornores were John Vizcaya, Larry Heller, and T Tartu? Stan Olson. . 'Q' Left: Kevin Clark ate very well before his meets, thanks to his Pep Club shadow. Above: junior Rob Servoss stretches out the last leg of a race.