Highland Junior High School - Highland Yearbook (Bellevue, WA)

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AND YOUR SHOULDERS OFF THE MAT 'Skt ABOVE: Sid Adelson seeks an advantage over his Tillicum op- ponent, ABOVE, RIGHT: Chris Hine- line has his opponent in a tight double arm bar, Highland wrestlers captured a 2-8 won -lost record this year. Coach McKnight expressed pride in the team's efforts and predicted that since most were seventh and eighth graders a good, experienced team can be expected next year. Each wrestler improved himself 100610 this second year of the sport at Highland , the coach said, pointing out that wrestling is one sport where the individual is on his own. ABOVE: The Highland wrestling team for 1970-71, with Mr. McKnight as coach, was in its second season, They had ten matches with other junior high school teams. LEFT: Dave Mickelson is working on a pull -through in Ringdall match, Page 69

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Ski Club at Highland is always a large group, Officers ffront row, seatedj were qleft to righty John Hayden, presidentg Scott Jordan, vice presidentg Leslie Stubbs, secretaryg and Jay Estes, treasurer. KEEP YOUR SKIS ON THE SNOW Ski Club, started in 1970, had films and demonstrations, took two trips to Ski Acres, December 19 and February 13. They met every Wednesday morning during the season, Ski School met in ten sessions, from January to March, Lessons, costing 341, were given at Ski Acres. Several ski parties were held this year, UPPER LEFT: Becky Antisdale, Jeanine Kunzler, and Joanne Thalle chat at Ski Acres, ABOVE: Anne Patterson and Doug Partridge pause to rest. LEFT: Chuck Anderson demonstrates equipment for Parent-Student Ski Night, Page 68

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AND TENNIS SQUAD TRIES HARDER The 1971 tennis team, coached by Mr. Del Dolliver, seemed to have the spirit all teams hope for, The boys, as the coach put it, were really out to win matches and they all tried all the time. Team members were much improv- ed from previous play. Match points were close, though the Highlanders won no game, But no opponent ran away with a contest, The last match, with the 1eague's first place team, was an exciting afternoon. Page '70 Left: The squad includ- ed front row fleft to rightj Dave Olson, Eric Lind, Kelly Purcell, Bill Stur- geon, Brian Smith, and fsecond rowj Jeff Prince- valle, Scott Kruse, Bob Miller, Rob Knutson, and Mark Boson.