Lakes High School - Legend Yearbook (Lakewood, WA)

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..,.... h- '- 9 ,-. .i.. fi x 31 MC' - , vo .. 1 0 gif' 5 4 S ., X, J' JUNIOR VARSITY TENNIS TEAM: FIRST ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Pete Jones, Thomas Miller, Ted Banduria, Dave Gach, Coach Mr. George Ghilarducci. SECOND ROW: Marc Epstein, Steve Lussier, Darrly Manalo, Bill Miner, Marty Lawyer, Mike Urban. Junior Varsity Netters Win Into Action -wi f Ni 4' Aw D Ha ir .. ' I ., I' t , '- ' W 11'Latsfi,,L4x?,f:jf'i'qiv-Wiki img , , f 'fi 'ft Qsfelfgfrfslgxfaarfzw l 'W - . , -- -f 377: I in Sw! E'l'-v:.7'w?f.rf':3, Ikife-.1 ., . ifzixw-ate: X g::4.g:rt V' - .'1 1'2:itwg,g?PE5ifIfW':' - .Q f3,:.v'f 5' 5 . ' .v , ui ' Vi W . .i'fQQiiQl'E?Y'7 ' I . K , ff Q t 'I i'5'7'i-K if il --'mf 2 . fi asf affix' -f Many elements contributed to a fruitful season such as, eagerness. cooperation. and competitiveness. The 1980 Junior Varsity Tennis Team filled the bill needed. Through determination, the Lan- cers put their adversaries away. The coach was an important element. He had to possess the leadership qualities needed to take a team to victory. Lakes had the perfect example: Mr. Ghilar- ducci. Though the team consisted of young players, they had the qualities needed to win. Because of the stiff competition for varsity positions, several men alternated between both teams. These Lancers did well in taking both teams far. Even though the team did not fulfill all expected goals, they gained the experi- ence and prowess to take them farther next year. Sports- l 79

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we 5 o -Y I V l JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM: FIRST ROWQ LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Garrett, Douglas Ribback. Darryl Newborn, Dave Scott. Billy Schweigert, Richard Maeda. John Keogh. SECOND ROW: Sheila Bier, Dan Mclnroy, Jay Martin, Dan Barnard, Mike Schneider, James Walch, ,lim Mathews, Mike Centioli, Dale Digovanni, Sean Myatt, Richard Bowyer, Julie Caldwell, Mr. Werner. Junior Varsity Team trives For Perfection This year's Junior Varsity Baseball team had great qualities and skills. Re- turning players included Juniors Rick Bowyer, Mike Centioli, Ron Keogh, and Richard Maeda. Talent was a possession which only came from experience and long, hard practices. The team had consistantly done fairly well during practice. There was great determination that went along with their hard practices. They seemed to have it all together. This proved true in all their games. Mr. Werner stated, I believe we had great hopes and we did our best to make them come truef, -fe ..s1.3..'t l, Dale Digovanni bats a rewarding season. 2, Mr. Werner daydreams of his team in the World Series. 3. Dave Gach makes his move on the tennis ball. r-5 tw 2, ,, mr tg' I ' . Wulf'-,.,,.,,',',1ii is 1 n 5 KY 5: ,I Crjllltzi ' ' fi -nn I78-Sports Q Y , , i' 1 ,i1'lml311L,, 1:l, ,, Y raw .-v Q Nix gi Zz? ' tug-4 . I -gi ...- 2. .1-v I f it . 7 I Un 'It'i::9 f I,-H' Ulf' 'ffl I ai' ff,gg,3,gjAzy :Q ,I , ,fy , f j - .0 ' v I ll 1' 't ' .I -Gmail

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59-1 4 if 22- l i 'i'Q+l , c i' I ' T5 va .3-Z, U s LAKES VARSITY TEAM: FIRST ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT Mike Scott Mark Ariola Tom Scott Joe Yannello SECOND ROW Coach .George Ghilarducci. Bob Bristow. Jeff Garrison Ketner Sheean Gilbert Rtgell Asst Coach John Shelton Ret ' Lettermen Prove Their Talent With six returning lettermen, the Lakes Tennis Team was again the leading force in the South Puget Sound League. One factor for its success was last year's unde- feated record, which proved to be addi- tional incentive tor the multi-talented Lancers, Under the critical eye of Coach George Ghilarducci, the team demonstrated its abilities with opening wins over Sumnar and Bethel. These wins were accom- plished with both strong singles and dou- bles play. In the singles department, Joe Yan- nello, Gilbert Rigell, and Ketner Sheean were the leading powers on the squad. However, these player's excellent skill did not overshadow the outstanding doubles play of Tom and Mike Scott. They were backed by the strong doubles team of Jeff Garrison and Bob Bristow. These players were bolstered by an as- sortment of seniors, juniors, and soph- omores, who in Coach Ghilarducci,s view made this yearls squad more experienced than last year's SPSL championship team. ISO-Sports