Wilson High School - Nova Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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1 wx N X Rich Mayo Chuck Willburn Mike Alongi catcher catcher pitcher if iw ..,- M If I - SQ Q 2 , iii? ' 'Ig , f aff' ij ,Q ' I ' V . ,V Gary Wood Denny Brand Jim Taylor pitcher infielder infielder ill Sy S - i Y My i.. . -Wy g , K' . x ,QP-Af-fic-. gh ., .f ' , -c- ?Yi.af,. P' Mike Alongi rears, lUn9eS, Ed Brewster Mark Crandall pitcher pitcher Y! , - I if f ' f .- 'QL9 2-1 - .. ww- , -ew. . . T i . vii? 1 '- 5 yy . ' , 1 0.90 Dave Voss Mike Zenk intielder intielder 9V',J7 w,. me- ' Ji, , ,Z xt and tires the 3-2 pitch

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Front row: F. Akins, G. Swenson, D. Johnston, T. Jewell, S. Hall, D. Voss, J. Dupree, D. Elmer, B. Eby, J. Otness, M Schenk, R. Payne, R. Teats, R. Pinto - Row 2: D. Quinn, B. Satterthwaithe, V. Oathout. O Reserve Swimmers Complete 0 M Their Season With No Losses Intense competition and hours ot practice brought Wilson's reserve swimmers to an ll win, no loss season. They competed in the City Reserve League against Mt. Tahoma, Lincoln, and Stadium and also swam against the Tacoma Swim Club twice and Puyallup High School once. Under Coach Dick Hannula, the team made its best show- ing by taking first place in every event except diving at the county reserve swimming meet. This gave them the city league championship. Outstanding members of the team were Dave T. J. Voss, Bob Eby, Fred Akins, Bob Hall, and Ron Payne. Bob Eby splashes in for tirst place. Dave Voss exhibits his freestyle

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ff' mc fy. , ' 1 5 ,nf Q 9 ' 1 r xii: X50 Al .Berg Steve Gregorich Larry Lucich Paul Rogers outfielder outfielder outfielder outfielder Bill Taylor outfielder S i'W5? kv. ,, . W , .iii i Dave Vossler outfielder lnfielder Rich Mayo holds runner on first base in South Kitsap game. WiIson's Baseball Team Captures City Crown Boasting nine returning lettermen, the baseball team sought to capture its third consecutive City and Capital League crowns. By nightly practice in hitting, fielding, and game strategy, Mr. Scott and Mr. Stortini molded the varsity into an effic- ient team. The fielding of Jim Taylor and Dave Vossler, the pitching of Mark Crandall, and the batting of Denny Brand, Mike Zenk, Chuck Will- burn, and Paul Rodgers led the Rams to a suc- cessful 8 win, l loss pre-season campaign. Soph- omore Dave Voss's bat and deft glove also added a punch to the Ram line-up. Although early season iniuries to Mike Zenk and Dan Hanson posed problems, the Rams were able to field a formidable team all during the season. My K .5 W ft 4. as Coaches Stortini and Scott discuss strategy.