Mountlake Terrace High School - Tempo Yearbook (Mountlake Terrace, WA)

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history, number one in spirit! r f - Ai. ,, K.. -V .null 1 Blazing away with ball in hand is Earl Brock, while john Pennington and Mike Geisenhoff, juniors, strain to halt the sprinter during a summer turnout. With bare legs and tee-shirts in a summer session, the linemen crawl through the shoot to practice staying low while hitting. Say, cheese! lmmodestly posing for clicking cameras and Boosters, the squad displays its patience and manners for interested parents. Scott Morgan, senior, produces a puzzling look on the face of Coach Plaisance when questioning him. Bottoms up! Tumbling forward, only to scramble up and tumble again is just a warm-up drill Zzijf f rg, Q, H Wm .Jig 5 , ri Football 11

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Terrace crushes opponents! Result? Best team in Chuck Edelbrock, senior, Iohn Krueger, and As a tough defensive line bulls ahead, the offensive line attempts to hold while Ieff Voogd strains to pass john Pennington, juniors, practice passes. in a practice game. 443' aw W L Wa g k L-xl 5 .,,,.: 4 ' ,Q fray an X M as in Before thundering down the field during warm-up wind sprints, the coaches check the stance of each player for proper balance. A call is given and the lines lumber down-field to repeat the check and run again. 10 Football

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P Declaring a hopeful position of number one, an ecstatic team saunters to the sidelines, hearing the cheers of supporting students and alumni. f'The 1969 version of the football team is the best in school history! Record upon record, mark upon mark, fell beneath the express of fifty juniors and seniors who fit together well and compliment each otherfs abilitiesf' Being the quickest big team ,.. seen in a long timeff this version keeps the quarter- back forever scrambling for his life. Foes fail, slide into a hole dug for them by a ramming, churning line, Set- ting the cornerstone for an athletic dynasty, an eleven man express stomps down the field to paydirt, goes to the air to stump a puzzled defense, consistently rams the pigskin to success. Success within a unit of com- plimenting factors is not only unity and drive to attain the best, but an offensive record such as 46 points in a single game, Bellingham felt this burden. 460 yards of real estate is the greatest single game output recorded, Bellingham again feli beneath this surge for yardage. Totaling 2709 yards for a season of scrambling and BOO yards per game, another historical record is set by a squad of so many guns that the opponents can't key on any one man. Congratulations 1969ll Wide-eyed and open-mouthecl, en- thusiastic fans exert lung power. Thwarting a rival's efforts to halt him is Robby Baker, senior.