Lakes High School - Legend Yearbook (Lakewood, WA)

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:rim-are Q . -. ..,Qs'ib.. Qfh--.1 JUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLING: FIRST ROWQ LEFT TO RIGHT: Jeff Schobin, Bob Stevens. SECOND ROW: Murray Coleman, Dan Barn ard, Dave Peterson. Not Pictured: Bill Merrill. Mark Forbes. Chris Wilson. Lack of Participation Plagues Wrestlers Another year plagued by lack of parti- cipation was set upon Lakes' once in- vincible wrestling program. For one reason or another, new stu- dents, either transfers or from junior high school. seemed to be hesitant to support themselves or their school. However, junior varsity wrestling coach Mike Gama was pleased with his short- handed team. He stated, This year,s team was more dependable and they worked harder than last year? With I3 weight classes in high school wrestling, the junior varsity was able to only compete in six of these. Bill Merrill and Jeff Schobin showed promise for next year's varsity squad. Hopefully, next year, Lakes' wrestling program will come into a plentiful, enthu- siastic crop of grapplers so the team can have a chance to compete in some matches and the South Puget Sound League title. l 166-Sports

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FIRST ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Greg Lund Don I-Iearon Greg Tabor Jim Jolley Mark Johnson Coach Michael Stauffer SECOND ROW Ken Meloche, Scott Chase, Gilbert Kailimai Frances Boivin Diving Coach Bev Hastings THIRD ROW Matt Spaur Tom MacDonald John Tacke, Jamie Bratton, Eric Messer, Jeff Travis FOURTH ROW Todd Stevenson Pete Heussman Ron Swarner Dave Woody Jay Dell Keith Emery, Steve Mars, Jeff' Thorpe, Dan Mclnroy FIFTH ROW Tim Connelly NOT PICTURED Brian Chase Paul Elgm Stacey Julian Brian Morgan, Len McAntosh, Bret Packard, Mark Packard Jono Rodgers Team natches SPSL Tltle From umner For seven years in a row, Lakes' Swim Team has captured the SPSL title. This record has been due to the fantastic coaching of Michael Staufferg encour- agements from team captain, Greg Lundg and ofcourse, the dedication ofthe team. This year, the Lakes' Team had a tough team to beat, Sumner. This meet decided who the league champion would be. Coach Stauffer stated that all season the team worked hard for this one meetg not only until the week ofthe meet had they rested from a double workout schedule. But, the dedication ofthe swimmers re- sulted in a 97.5 to 74.5 win over the Sum- ner Spartans. As Coach Stauffer said, This was the one we worked for. Does Coach have any plans for next year? Well. he summed it up in a few words, g'We'l1 go for number eight next year. I68-Sports