Kentridge High School - Accolade Yearbook (Kent, WA)

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Confident, Competitive and Consistently Awesome Power of experience, equolly concurrent with corefully procticed tolent, let the girls Vorsity volleyboll squod to o twelve ond four seoson, o first ploce victory position in the West Centrol District ployoffs, ond 0 trip to the Store competition finols. Our primory objective wos not only to win, but to ochieve o feeling of friendship, togetherness ond respect for one onother, stoted Senior Co-coptoins Louro Eorl ond Kristo Zuberbuhler, Every doy wos o leorning experience, ond o lot of the things we leorned obout ourselves will oid us in the future. Offensively, Senior Cindy Stenberg led the Chorgers with on overoge of eight kills per gome, os well os cholking up the most serve receptions, blocks ond oce serves in eight gomes. In result these stotistics eorned her o North Puget Sound Leogue oll-stor teom position os voted upon by NPSL cooches. Junior Morti Willioms ond Senior Kristo Zuberbuhler olso dominoted the offense with o totol of seven ond six kills respectively, To its credit, the Chorger tolent continued to surfoce throughout the seoson. Senior Louro Eorl emerged os one of the top setters in the Ieogue with ten ossists per gome os well os the most consistont aces Cunreturnoble serves? per gome. Junior Karen Por- do odded on overoge of eight ossists per gome ond Senior Anne Wilson triumphed the seoson with o totol of 35 oce serves. Commented Heod Cooch Evelyn Goodrow, This seoson wos unique in thot we hod the most returning lettermen Csevenb from lost seoson. We were olso hoppy to hove Mr. Doug Jonsen os our new J.V. cooch. He odded o greot deol to the progromf' ln preporotion for the store competition, o greot emphosis wos ploced on teom ploy, blocking the net, tronsition ond building positive ottitudes, Soid Cooch Goodrowq This wos the strongest oll oround teom Kentridge hos ever hod. The girls hod o greot deol of tolent ond worked togeter to help eoch other oll seoson. In retrospect, the co-coptoins commented, Overall, the seoson wos o positive ex- perience ond eoch member hos their own memories thot should moke them proud to hove been o port of the teom, S. Maxon 5l QW FXR. My .sv . -,A ssssssset Q , t ,,,,ss t Q Q .s.g X . 'S ,Q ,'J ' - , ----Q.. Cv it T .A i ,I TN A -fn- , ssis 'S we . .C jg Q ' 5, ' , . A ' ll , Cac, A E K --. K 1 fv 0 --Q-.........,. , ...- 0. J0l'llS0fI1 I um ,W D, JDNISOD 2 1. Wlth Intense concentration Koren Pordo ond Cin- dy Stenberg ploce o defensive move on their op- ponent. 2. Eoch cruclol ploy is intently wotched by Q Cooch Evelyn Goodrow ond ployer Jeno Leber. 3. Bock row, Evelyn Goodrow, Suzonne Moxon, Anne Wilson, Koren Boker, Krlsto Zuberbuhler, Louro Eorl, Jeno Leber, Morti Willloms, Doug .lon- son, Angelo Grusnlck, Cindy Stenberg, l5om Sim- mons, Koren Skolbonlo, Koren Pordo, Chris Silvey, Shoron O'ConnelI. 24 Volleyboll S, Smith 3

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Personal Achievements Highlight Year Members of the Boys' Cross Country Teom, storting proctices long before mony of us even thought obout returning to school begon their 1961 seoson with o common gool in mind, to moke it to stote conference. But reoching this gool wos going to toke o lot of hord work ond potience, ond the othletes knew this from the very beginning. On their woy to reoching this gool the members hod to tockle mony obstocles, the first of these being lock of experience. The teom hod only three returning Iettermen out of the seventeen runners, but occording to Coptoin Borry Wixom, with the help of such superior othletes os Senior Don McCone ond Freshmon, Steve Blocksmith ond Chris Boldwin, it wos eosily overcome. Borry olso remorked, The togetherness of the teom reolly helped us overcome o lot of the things which might hove set us bock. They were oll outsronding to work with. Besides the lock of experience, the teom foced mony illnesses ond injuries. Once ogoin these chollenges were overcome by hord work ond honging tough. Although the teom finished with o record of 2-7, the members os o whole felt they overoll did pretty well. We were olwoys trying to better ourselves. Even though our record didn't show it, we hod o lot of personol ochievementsf' commented Don McCone. l.. Fix ssmrmz 'WJQQF' 1. Heodlng towords the finish line, senior Don Mc- 5 A Cone floshes post on opponent. 2. Cross country members from left to right, Mr. Steve Brown, Jlm Stevens, Don McCone, Steve Blocksmlth, Borry Wlxom, Chris Boldwin, Kevin Sorenson, Erlc Ander- son, Tim Sigel, Ed Stone, Joson Guddot, Rondy Lon- trlp, Dill Stone, Kun Boyer, ond Tim Lontz. 3. Proctlc- ing their techniques ore boys cross country teom members: Jlm Stevens, Chrls Boldwln, Steve Blacksmith, Don McCone, ond Tim Lontz. 4. Trying to keep o step oheod ore Jlm Stevens ond Joson Guddot. S Londenfl S. Lander-4 Boys' Cross Country 28

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. W, ,- was if so .wg .J- dv Q ,N , ...,A , is-num-+ J.BUSh1 5, Smlth 2 1. Working os o teorn, Kelli Morton ond Jockle Uhrn cover the court os Melonie Goff shoots onother set. 2. Morgy Albrecht, Melonle Rodgers, Morci lhry, Wendy Fujikowo, Kelle Morton, Angelo Grusnick, Melonie Goff, Michelle Silvey, Aliclo Yreymon, Liso Thelonder, Eileen Wilson, Cooch Doug Jonsen, Jockie Uhm, Jonelle Mortln, Kris wg, Johnston, Sherryl Broy, Coroline Uhm. 3. Preporlng strotegy, Shoron O'ConnelI, Angelo Grusnlck, V Koren Boker, Cindi Stenberg ond cooch Evelyn Goodrow listen to the experienced odvice of Roynoni Rheinhordt, 4. Getting underneath the bull, Kelli Morton onswers the opposition, sf S. SmlthA D, Johnson 3 Volleyboll 25