Lakes High School - Legend Yearbook (Lakewood, WA)

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2 , , if IN if Q Loncer spriniers Tony Weeks, Alon Hon, ond Don Grimshovv srriole out in The 220 olefeofing Their Clover Pork opposiiion 'L-fff'f..fs The grueling Two-rnile run is led by senior, Terry Tess. Broocliumper John Phipps, poses wiih legs in oir ond grin on foce.

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TEAM Quinn, Dan Grimshaw, Gary Lewis, Randy PayTon, Ed ,. John Oliver lManagerl, Row 2: Manager Richard Roxby, Ray RoberTs, Johnny Bednarczyk, Jim BasTien, Bill Crisp, Bruce De Gooyer, Simon JosowiTz, Paul Blackburn, Bruce HersTrom, George Masuda, Dan l-lageness, Jim Andrews Coaches Micera and Eliason discuss The resulTs of The Clover Park meeT. SMALL TURNOUT, BIG SUCCESS This year's Track Team had a relaTively small Turn ouT, buf Ten refurning leTTermen showed ouT- sTanding performances. Leading The Thinclads This season were Dave Quinn, pole vaulT, Dan Grimshaw, discus, Tony Weeks and Mike Reed, sprinTs, Gary Lewis, high hurdles, STeve BonifanT, Al MacPherson, and Terry Tess, Two-mile run, Jim Basfien, 440, and Galen Melby, broad lump. The squad lacked refurning leTTermen in The mile, The 880, The low hurdles, and The high jump. Many of The leTTermen have high honors from holding The school records in Their evenfs. These are Al MacPherson in The Two-mile run, 9.45.4, Gary Lewis in The 440 yard dash, 52.3, and Dave Quinn in The pole vaulT, l3'6 . Even Though The Team did noT have depTh The cindermen, coached by Mr. Kelly Micera, Mr. Leo Eliason, and Mr. Evan Sfeensland, produced ouTsTanding performance aT The Conference and DisTricT meefs. 1 S Two-miler Alan MacPherson Takes his warmup laps.

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FIELD EVENTS MAKE DIFFERENCE With great strain and strength Gus Kuewa puts the shot. ln for a landing is Lancer loroad-iumper Mike Reed. Boys who participate in the field events play an important part in the track meets. The five events which these boys participate in are the high jump, long iump, pole vault, discus, and shot put. A team may have good distance runners and good sprinters but they also need to have strength in the field events. Lakes is proud to have competent compatriots to fill these positions. Acknowledgements should be given to Dave Quinn, Cliff Russell, and Pat Lumsden for out- standing performances in the pole vault. Great heights were achieved by Galen Melby, Dave Quinn, Gary Levvis, and Al Hart in the high jump. Victorious long iumpers were Galen Melby, Dave Quinn, and Mike Reed. The muscle men on the team are the shot putters and the discus throwers. The shot putting duo consists of Dan Tutt and Bruce Egly. Dan Grimshaw, Dan Tutt, and Doug Clarke make up the discus throwing trio. Lakes is proud to have these fine athletes representing their school. TRACK SCORES Lakes .... . . .73 Mount Rainier . .54 Lakes . . .49V2 Clover Park .... 77Vz Lakes .... . . .39 Mount Tahoma .89 Lakes . . .54Vz Puyallup-Tyee 78V2-26 Lakes . . .39 Renton ....... . 88 Lakes . . .88 Auburn ...... .39 Lakes .....56 Kent..... ...7l SEASON RECORD 3-4 Haan! Scissoring, Dave Quinn leaps to the height of 5 ft. IO inches.