Kentridge High School - Accolade Yearbook (Kent, WA)

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Q .02 K Q sg-tgzk ' f is f' Q A as 'wi . X 6 'Q Q .. we K-sg . x rn Q C 'Q am- A. G. . ,. 23,4-'i s gift., .. - - , x R , its ess' 5 53, 2 D.Johnson1 Girls' Soccer Fosters Friends And Unity Any vorsity teom with only two seniors foced numerous chollenges, but the Girls' Soccer teom wos oble to overcome mony of them successfully. As the seoson pro- gressed, school support olso increosed ond the teom unity become stronger, Poige Dorlond, teom coptoin commented, We were olwoys together. Everybody wos o friend. Good cooching led by Ms. Bonnie Gibson ond members of the Boys' Soccer teom helped the girls to improve ond develop their skills. Their desire to win wos the reoson they did os well os they did. The 'teom wos the strongest point. They worked well together ond hod o lot of key players, noted Assistont Cooch Kevin Quinn. Key gomes such os the win ogoinst Renton helped to boost their ottitude, giving their strong defense o chonce to disploy their tolent. We leorned o lot ond hove lots of ability, commended Ms. Gibson. These words of proise mixed with the seosons chollenges left the phrose next yeor ringing in everyone's minds. Moybe next yeor, moybe not, but the friendships mode were fond memories not even next yeor could reploce. C. Jocobs K- Qmnn 2 D. Johnson 3 1. Sliding Into on unprepored opponent, Lorl Golden stops o scoring drive. 2. Coach Bonnie Glbf son, Mory Dovldson, Heother Cummins, Lorl Golden, Poige Dorlond, Jockle Johnson, Heldl Dohmen, Alyson Cori, Brendo Lord, Jenny Moss, Kotherine Hosz, Stephonle LeCroy, Julie Serres, Jomle Griffith, Ronelle Ricketts, Debbie Glenn, Lynn Potts, Pom Alldredge. 3. Toklng odvontoge of another ployer's steol, Jockle Johnson chorges down the fleld towords the opponent's gool. 4, Plonning coutious strotegy, cooch Bonnie Gibson, enthuslostlcolly explolns procedures for their next victory. ,,.f-f' D. Johnson 4 Girls Soccer 27

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Splashing Triumphantly With their own sport booster's support throughout the seoson, the girls' swim teom stroked through onother successful yeor. With breokfosts prepored by their porents to stort them off, the girls went kicking ond diving into eoch meet. Also helping out were cheerleoders ond students who were timers during the meets. Unity wos olso evident in the teom os every swimmer wos o port of our triumphont success, commented swim cooch Bill Petrowitch. Coming in fifth ploce in the North Puget Sound Leogue ond sixth in Regionals, most of the teom's gools were ottoined. All the girls improved their times quolifying fifteen swimmers for the regionol meet. Diver Gittle Goodmon, swimmers Donno Mooney, Kelly Roloff, Julie Edsforth ond Lesley Hogon olso quolified for the store meet. Throughout the seoson the girls could be seen diving post other teoms but high points were remembered. During the regulor seoson, the teom swom over rivols Ken Meri- dion ond Renton, goining much pride. Recolled co-coptoin Joon Oxford, When we beot KM, it wos like we could wolk in Cto the pool? proud. We felt good thot we over- powered them. W -iff1fi,p 'QT D. Johnson 2 1, With the long hours of proctice behind, Jon 9 Rolloff swims towords victory. 2, Girls swim teom: Cooch Bill Petrowitch, Cooch Ellen Zrimisek, Donno Mooney, Heidi Pullen, Dione Hudelson, Joon Ox- ford, Renee Holt, Julie Edsforth, Deonno Trujillo, Kelly Rolloff, Leslie Hogon, Chris Boumgortner, Kristen Friedman, Gittle Goodmon, Jon Rollof, Amber Olson. IJ. Adding o winning tolent to the Chorger teom, Sophomore Gittle Goodmon ot- tempts onother skillful dive. A. Senior Heidi Pullen tokes o breok before her next swim. 26 Girls' Swimming rm-, T. Sanchezi S. Smith 0 T Sanchez 4

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A l ggi' 1st place NPSL slate final scores not available KR 28 Lindberg KR 41 Auburn KR 30 KM 1 l-1 KR forfeit ' league record 0-9 llost tiel 5th place NPSL Boys Swimming 127 Lindberg 94 Kennedy 108 Evergreen 100 Auburn 102 Renton 120 KM 1 19 KW as Highline g 70 Haxen eague record 8-1 1 1 L