Lakes High School - Legend Yearbook (Lakewood, WA)

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STORAASLI COACHES SOPHOMORES T0 TWO WINS season off wiTh a 13-6 vicTory over Puyallup. BuT, unTorTunaTely, The season record Turned ouT To be Two wins, five losses, and one Tie. Coach Ron SToraasli guided The players on To Their fuTure years as varsiTy players. Each player Took iT upon himself To know his posiTion and To be able To execuTe iT perTecTly during a game. The VarsiTy owes much To Mr. SToraasli Tor his Training in The basic Techniques used in TooT- ball. Lakes... ...i3 Puyallup Lakes. . . . . . O Franklin Pierce Lakes. . . .. . O Clover Park . . Lakes... 6 Auburn Lakes. . . . . . O Federal Way . Lakes. .. ... O Clover Park . . Lakes... O Auburn Lakes ....,.. 7 Federal Way . Season Record . . . 2-5-1 SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL Row iz Harley Oda, Fred Micera, Greg Mills, Bill Perkins, STeve BabbiTT, ScoTT Braifhwaife, Charles Davis, STeve Bowman Garry Sobeck. Row 2: Randy PayTon, George Plummer, Roberf WhiTe, Kevin DoTy, John Hayden, Craig Taylor Bob Seeley Mark Severson. Row 3: Clyde Monma, Allen Hendren, Marv Arruda, George 'Masuda, Dana Farmer, ScoTT DiseTh Russ Hersman, Bob Epperson. Row 4: STeve Barach, Bill Pew. ,JK Tif- ,fl -v. f Bill Pew l5Ol, and Greg Mills l8Ol, puT The crunch on Their Coach Sforaasli goes over some imporTanT poinfs wiTh his Clover Park opponenT. Team during halfTime.

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JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM SHOWS TALENT AND DESIRE .ln I 4.1 I' JV's warm up wiTh cu handoff from HamilTon To Mike Reed l2Ol rounds The end, evading his Tacklers for a Schaler. subsTanTial gain. ATTer a period of sTrenuous condiTioning, The Reserve FooTloall Team was ready To meeT Their RESERVE SCORES opponenTs. Mr. Pazaruski spurred The Team on fates' 8 Zecgjeml Way ' wiTh his sTraTegic coaching To end The season wiTh Lakes ' ' U Um ' G 6-3 record. a es ....... 12 Puyallup I .... The reserve s uad was alwa s Tull of e and lakes ' ' O Frcmlqlm Plerce . Ol Y . p lo Lakes ....... 20 Clover Park always looking Tor a Tough game. WiTh TalenT and L k O F Ol I W ' ' desire like ThaT among The lower ranks, Lakes can Lakes ' 21 Ae Em GY ' look forward To some good TooTloall Teams in The Lakai ' 16 Ctjvlgnpclyk' ' ' years To come. ' ' ' Season Record . . . 3-5 4. RESERVE FOOTBALL Row if Bruce HamilTon, STeve BoniTanT, Bob Schaler, PaT McClure, Don Prindle, Jim Williamson, CurTis TingelsTad, Rick TackeTT, Gus Kuewa. Row 2: Shannon Kirby, STeve Cissell, Richard Aldridge, Paul FiTzpaTrick, Ken Williams, Dave lonno, Dave Oskamp, Barry WesTlake, Fred Padien. Row 3: Mike Reed, Warren Koons, Howard Bell, Tak Williams, John WeTherholT, John Phipps, KurT Nelson,

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.gk L :f xvegfiv M 4,111 k 1 ,,., . A' -A . testi R . , A s Q 5 f s We if S, . QZY r .V QF , . ,,f, 2 1, W A . Q , T Q . F VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY Row l: Steve Carnes, Terry Tess, Art Seeley, Jon Olson, Roy Sooman, Alan MacPherson, Coach Micera. kow 2: James Robinson, Chris Swan, James Bastien, Charles Croasdill, Curtis Dungey, Robert Chestnut, James Julich. Row 3: Greg Durbin, Andy Herstrom, Charles Green, Ray Roberts, Gary Lewis, Jerry Walsh, Tom Ormond. Not pictured: Ed Roberts. PHYSICAL FITNESS AND TWICE AS MUCH DETERMINATION Physical fitness and twice as much ability makes a good cross-country runner. Coach Micera had his runners out every afternoon after school for a little hike around the neighborhood. This has been his way of preparing the boys for the upcoming competition. The determination needed could not be taught or practiced. One has to have it within himself. When a runner is within the last 200 yards of the finish, it isn't his legs or lungs that pushes him the rest of the way across the finish line. lt's what is inside him that makes him keep his feet high and his strides long. This year the Lakes Cross-Country Team came up with a reason record of 3 wins and 4 losses. The team showed an impressive comeback when at the Southern Division Non-Qualifiers meet, the Lancers placed first out of five schools that par- ticipated. The meet consisted of Lakes, Puyallup, 'Franklin Pierce, Auburn, and Federal Way. The seven cross-country runners that partici- pated in varsity meets were Al MacPherson, Terry Tess, Gary Lewis, Roy Sooman, Art Seeley, Jerry Walsh, and Charles Croasdill. Alternating throughout the season were Jon Olson and Andy Herstrom. Jim Bastien struggles to the finish during an early season meet.