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

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VARSITY STRIKES OUT .V.'s light gloomy cellar Finishing the season in the cellar, with a 7-14 season mark, the varsity suffered a person- nel blow which ended in the releasing of several playes. With a shortage of seniors, the junior varsity was called upon to fill the empty positions. Though the seasoncarried dark shadows, the prospects for this young squad are promis- ing as they will not go unnoticed in 1972. New to the Hawk squad were two young ladies, these two Hawk ettes', were Brenda Johnson and Marly Calkins. These two par- ticipated not as players but as maids keep- ing home', clean and picking up after their men. They certainly added variety to the bench! TOP, Doing the belly scrape , the opponent tags third base while baseman Dave Angdahl prepares to pocket the onrushing ball. BQTTOM RIGHT, Taking a rounded look at Coach Friesen hitting infield, squad could be found in the afternoons preparing for a 2l game schedule. 58 Baseball