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1 ' I L L 3 A k. . . QS' ' 5 ' L A The junior varsity cross country team: LEFT TO RIGHT: Clay Burrows, Bill Cary Rasmussen, Warren Lee, Mike Lange, Kirt lhlenfeldt Ernie Najaf Cogal, Mike Baunach, Dennis Seeber, Larry Gormley, Ed Macumber, and Richard Lee, and Dan Hutchins. Bill Hildahl, Coach Don Timmerman. The varsity squad: john Richardson, THS runners have 'building'season l Dan Hutchins, the team's most successful runner, blasting towards the fin- ish line. Dan placed eighth in the Northwest District meet, making him the only member ofthe Terrace team to go to State. 85 Ernie N8j3f charges past the finish line during an early season race Terrace Terrace Terrace Terrace Terrace Terrace Terrace Terrace Terrace Terrace Terrace Varsity meet scores 27 Inglemoor 45 Blanchet 24 Sehome 38 Cascade Bellingham 17 Everett junior varsity meet scores 15 Inglemoor 66 Edmonds Meadowdale Woodway 26 Blanchet 31 Sehome 18 Cascade 15 Everett
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if ff JA f I' .fi-gimme-'iillgll QM Muscles tense as Coach Don Timmerman readies the runners Rest comes first to early finishers -Q at sf 4, in t-as 'Q' if Finished! Although not everyone can be a winner in cross country, it is a satis- Spattered with mud from the rain-soaked course, and exhausted by fying accomplishment merely to finish. the two-mile ordeal, the runners relax after the race, 84
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Young and full of excitement, Aspiring dreams and new ideas, Discovering, Experiencing life's pit falls For the first time. Sometimes lonely, When small matters crumble. Often full of joy, And an immense desire to help others. Challenging the Establishment, And the old way of life, But longing to hold the familiar, For just a while longer. This is youth. School clubs help them find their place. It's their thing. I x 4.- 1.-suv X, g They know they belong, Y A Z:f- , Q Each has his job, T But it's what they want to do. I .'i' I K T They are working for what is their's, A X W VL Q A And what will benefit their school. it V . Q Meetings areatime to laugh, ,.,.,,f.3 WM T ' c A And be with peers, Expressing views, leffjohnston and Steve Watkins, seniors, sell Iollipops for MUN. Side by Side. Active clubs function ithm WY' 1 Terraceans welcome new members at their initiation. Beth Garrett, secretary, writes away in the attendance office. 86
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