Lakes High School - Legend Yearbook (Lakewood, WA)

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j V Shows 'em the Lights junior Varsity Row one: Chris Asbill, joe Power, Tim Durbin, jim Harai Row two: james Voyles, Todd Essman, Wynn Richards, Ron Wright, Mike Gama E he Lakes j. V. Wrestling team gained much ex- perience from their winning season. The group ended the year with a record of 9-5, one of the best standings in the league. Dedicated individuals such as jim Harai and Todd Essman will provide much leadership for next year's squad, said Coach Gana. The Coach also said that the team would go far next year because they were Lakes Lancer wrestlers. 9 I Q , 'had' 4, I v ' ' -E ' . N5 ' 4: ' V N J , ' - MM A, Vjjj i, M, gl .ll fxx .12 ' st- ,ge x 9

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New Coach Brings Winning Season VARSITY Row one: Dave Delgado, Ryan Malcolm, Gerald Brown, Tony Miranda, Len Mitchell, john Senna, Neal Stewart Row two: Gary Roberts, Dan Talbot, Mark Freeman, Dan Caswell, Brad Haag, jeff Brateng Row Three: Alice Hall, Richard Zatkovich 100 E he Varsity Wrestling Team wil always remember their victoriouj 1982-1983 season. It was a rough year for league competition, with a 5- record, but ended with 9-5 standin record for the season. There was some outstanding individual work done by Dan Caswell, Mark Freeman, and Tony Miranda throughout the season. In ad- dition to this Mark and Tony wrestleo at regionals. It was a very enjoyabl year of coaching here at Lakes, sai coach Dick Zatkovich. Both coach ana team will look back in fon rememberance of their successful yea of competition.

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Boys' Swimming, S.P.S.L. Champs Once Again lg ulling, kicking, and breathing' all part of daily practice,' were essen- tial to the boys swimming team's ex- cellence. With the 29 swimmers and divers, the team members set high ex- pecta tions for themselves which helped the team's goals of beating their toughest opponent, Olympia, capturing the 10th consecutive SPSL title and placing as high as possible in the state meet. Coach Mike Stauffer said, they were Super swimmers. He said that because they set their own goals they made sacrifices so that they could achieve those goals. Coach Stauffer said that the tankers prioritized their values and therefore, were better prepared. This year the scoring system was altered. The new scoring system awarded the winner of a race heavily, but limited the number of swimmers on a team that could receive points in one race. Although it seemed to have a negative influence on the sport of swimming because the slower swim- mers could not gain points, Lakes' team was unaffected. Their cohesiveness helped them to be their best.