Lakes High School - Legend Yearbook (Lakewood, WA)

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New Coach Inspires Netters mhis year the girls' team had a new coach. Although Coach George Ghilar- ducci was new to girls' tennis, he was not new to tennis, since he had coached the boys' tennis team in previous years. Coach Ghilarducci said he thought the girls had a fine record for the season. The Varsity's record was 6-3 and the 1V's was 8-1. The Varsity consisted of four seniors and one sophomore, while the I V team consisted of one junior and five sophomores. Mr. Ghilarducci stated that the team had a lot of spirit and were very supportive of each other. This year's awards were as follows: Cap- tain, Eleanor Thomas,' Most Inspirational, Laura Amblad, Debbie Riley, Kathy Shelton,' Most Improved, Donna Daniels. ...NNQN Remus. .,.. M ., A 1. Kathy Moisio and Patty Bo le et ready for the serve. 2. Leslie gbmfirt prepares to score another oint. 3. Wen- dy Walker bumps the ball? 4. Lisa Drill practices for the next game. 5. Debbie Rik? stares in amazement as Kathy She ton hits the winning point. ow 1: Susan Carothers, Maria Delasanti, Debbie Riley, Kathy Shelton, Eleanor 5, homas, Hope johnson, Sam Zurek Row 2: Melissa Mitchell, Donna Daniels, Lisa , gl rill, Heather Peterson, Ann Brazier, Cheryl Yarnell, Laura Amblad, Ann Mogg, :ki Wh r. Ghilarducci. Fi fl

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Team Wins With Positive Attitude Row 1: Tina White, Kathy Moisio, Patty 1 Boyle, Row 2: Stacey Scott, Nichelle Spencer, Karen Haddock, Vaughnetta jenkins, Trish Rourke Row 3: Carol Cole, j Thea Gunning, juli Hughes, Leslie Com- fort, Inotpicturedl Wendy Walker mhe Lancer ladies should be congratulated for the effort and enthusiasm put into this year's volleyball season. Despite their 1-8 record, under the excellent coaching of Mr. Groth, they gained much experience and learned to work well as a team, even with the handicap of only two returning varsity players. Our main goal, said team captain, Vaughnetta g jenkins, was to achieve a positive mental attitude. The team chose juli Hughes, the most influen- tial team member in achieving this goal, as their most inspirational player of the 1982 volleyball season.

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New Leadership for Lakes Lancers m ith little preparation time, newly appointed head coach, Russ Aldridge, guided the Lancer Varsity basketball team into an unpredic- table season. Lakes had only two returning players from last year, seniors Don Waters and jeff Gardiner. Newcomer, Mike Ahlers, proved to be a valuable asset by becoming a leading scorer. Although a quick team, the squad's lack of height and experience were the obstacles to overcome. As the season progressed the Lancers steadi- ly improved and earned respect throughout the league by forcing Bethel and Curtis to work hard for very slim victories. Varsity Row one Sergio Lary, Wayne Magaway, james johnson, 94 Dave Grider Row two: jeff Gardiner, Dave Cerjan, Rob Woods, Mike Ahlers Don Waters, Da ve Boice, Mr. Aldridge. 3'