Ingraham High School - Glacier Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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- -- -'r-ir iq, hw Tom Malone Dick Mortenson Ken Sandin Guard Guard Forward VARSITY SCORES Opponent Franklin 68 W. Seattle 53 Garfield 59 Queen Anne 46 Roosevelt 66 Edmonds 47 Shorecrest 33 Lincoln 54 Ballard 69 Shoreline 56 Terrace I 50 Roosevelt 49 Edmonds 57 Shorecrest 40 Lincoln 67 Ballard 45 Shoreline 56 Terrace 39 Help is coming! ,.--'V 'Z' John Wilkins Forward Mr. Milroy Coach METRO LEAGUE NORTH DIVISION W. L. Roosevelt 13 1 Ballard 10 4 Lincoln 9 5 Shoreline 9 5 INGRAHAM 8 6 Terrace 4 10 Edmonds 2 12 Shorecrest 1 13 Scott Soames Guard Les Hanson R Manager Cfilfif ' . f5f-'lub . r il . l 4 A Q- ,- - T i i 'X EQ. ' A me 42 A 1 Mr. Neil Asst. Coach Tracy Spicher Trainer

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Dick Beresford Jan Brennan Center Center Gary Hayden Ralph Hitchman Guard Forward J eff Everett Dick Follestad Guard Guard Inspirational Award Ram Hoopsters gain poise, accuracy EIS SCEISOII P1'Og1'CSSCS Although the 1963 Varsity team was burdened by memories of last year's State Tournament team, their drive and determination to succeed paid off! The last six games were proof of this high spirit, for at last Ballard was defeated by the Rams - a goal set by Ingraham coaches several seasons ago. This defeat was carefully calculated and the team combination for victory was difficult to Hnd. The season began with defeat in the opener to the Northern champ Roosevelt. Then well-executed teamwork won three games for the Rams over Edmonds, Shore- crest and Lincoln. In the four following games, a disastrous slump occurred - Ingraham was defeated by Ballard, Shoreline, Terrace and by Roosevelt for a second time. All hopes for the play offs and the tournament were crushed. Although disappointed, the team was yet Lmdaunted. Their pride was in playing their best and this brought results. The last six games of the season held five victories - only Lincoln marred this streak. The proper working combinationrhad been found and Edmonds, Shorecrest, Ballard, Shoreline and Terrace bowed to superior Ram capabilities. Ingraham was undoubtedly the most improved team in the Metro League. Had the season merely begun with the last six games, Ingraham would unquestionably have been a contender for a berth in Seattle's last State Toumament. Don Leever Forward 551 f V John Matthews Rams plan strategy. Forward

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SECOND TEAM-FIRST ROW: G. Cole, G. Kenyon, J. Abbott, K. Lange, P. Grimsrud. SECOND ROW: Mr. Ball, J. Birch, G. Leeland, D. Towslee, B. Scrimgeour, manager. SECOND TEAM SCORES Opponent Us Roosevelt 61 43 Edmonds 30 48 Shorecrest 25 48 Lincoln 43 51 Ballard 44 33 Shoreline 36 52 Terrace 24 48 Roosevelt 51 44 Edmonds 33 64 Shorecrest 26 70 Lincoln 33 45 Ballard 35 32 Shoreline 34 51 Terrace 27 54 Next yearis Varsity 6'Champs,' prove their potentiall THIRD TEAM - FIRST ROW: S. Geiger, manager, G. Gill, R. Holden, D. Babboni, M. Norman, E. Klein, S. Franks, M. Christensen, manager. SECOND ROW: J. Nelson, manager, J. McTaggart, P. Bohn, D. West, M. Vance, R. Jensen, J. Moen, Mr. Neil. THIRD TEAM SCORES Opponent Us Roosevelt 42 44 Edmonds 27 56 Shorecrest 29 41 Lincoln 53 46 Ballard 47 44 Shoreline 54 50 Terrace 24 49 Roosevelt 49 40 Edmonds 46 66 Shorecrest 18 47 Lincoln 32 46 Ballard 45 53 Shoreline 30 55 Terrace 25 63 59