Lakes High School - Legend Yearbook (Lakewood, WA)

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P Lad Lancers Keep T1tle Once More This last year the Girls' Swim Team really proved what it took to be a Lancer at Lakes High School. The team took first place in the Regional Championships and third in the State High School Champion- ships. Although most of the team was young this season, Coach Stauffer felt they were well rounded in all events. The team con- sisted of four seniors, eight juniors, and eleven sophomores. The team won every meet this year. Most of the meets were not even close. Nine swimmers qualified for the state championships. One swimmer who did exceptionally well was Nancy Gilling- ham, who won the 200 meter freestyle. Her time qualified her for the Junior Na- tionals. Coach Stauffer stated, The team was highly self-motivated. Their long hard practices reflected their outstanding per- formances this year. Sports- l 57

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