Mercer Island High School - ISLA Yearbook (Mercer Island, WA)

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This year's girls' ski team consisted of: Theresa Rand, Alice Forbes, Mar- alyn Crosetto., Kay Spickard, Cathy Burnell, Kathy Luster. 1 fit It 4 E DEKF , its ' F T Greg Larson Hies off thejump at Snoqualmie. Ski Team places hi h in all-city championships This year's ski team proved to be one of the strongest ever from Mercer Island. Craig Harvey, team captain, and others on the team, were nationally rated skiers for the '66-'67 season. The highlight of the year was the all-city meet held at Snoqualmie Pass, with Mercer Island trying for its fourth straight city championship. The meet consisted of four events: cross country, slalom, giant slalom, and jumping. Both our girls, and boys, team placed high in most events. The girls took first, second, and third in cross country, third, fourth, and fifth in the slalomz, first and second in the giant slalom, and first in jumping. The boys took first in jumping and had several racers near the top in the giant slalom. Some of the outstanding racers for the season were Kathy Luster, Kay Spickard, Sue Brambach, Craig Har- vey, Greg Larson, and Dave Vetter. With many fine sophomores and juniors on thisyear's team, they are looking forward to another top squad for next year. Captain Craig Harvey holds the many ski team trophies. The '67 boys, ski team was made up of: Gary Smith, Craig Harvey, Stein Hauge., Steve Wilkins, Greg Larson, Keith Kundahl, Dave Vetter. -,: 'f'f S 1' J, Rig. f 'A 4 'IQ '55 15!,v -'Qin' :!', 4: isp rat'- .I .M 4 1 :M A

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Dan Stewart gets ready to take a slap shot. Ice hockey, a new innovation to Mercer Island last year, was pursued by many individuals again this year. During the summer months a team was formed and practiced weekly to become the only high school with its own team in the Seattle area. Games between the different classes were closely fought down to the last period. One of the highlights ofthe year was over the Thanksgiving holidays. The old grads of '66 came back from college to challenge this year's seniors. The game, played in Bellevue, was a close hard-checking one with the alums beating the seniors ll-8. With planning and organization ice hockey shows possi- bility of becoming a regular intramural activity. Intramurals offers sports, hockey spirit grows Mr. Mills takes a shot in one of the championship games between the faculty. This year's intramural sports calendar included weight lifting, volleyball, badminton, table tennis, bowling and basketball. Both girls and boys partici- pated in most 'of the activities with Mr. Ed Maloof and Mrs. Lillian Zeigler advising. All the games were held after school and were limited to those not on any school team. This yearls bowling high series went to Ron Anderson and Linda White. And the Intramural Basketball Championship went to the 96 Frogs followed closely by the Golden Glorps. Dan Stewart and Bart Cannon try to block a shot by Dave Current. The many intramural bowlers watch as Bob Anderson tries for another strike.

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