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

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Cross Country Statistics l Meet Scores MT -15 lnglernoor 18 MT 30 Seattle Prep 21 i Nil Zo Bellingham 30 MT 70 Edmonds 22 Seattle Prep 40 MT 37 Castade Z1 htlnionds lnvitational Relay Meet Mountlalxc Terrat e 33 ot 40 st hools lNestern Conlerent e Meet fvlountlalse Terrace o ot 12 st hools Northwest Distritt Meet Mountlalxe Terrace 5 ot 10 st hoolt- lntlividual Statistics Inspirational Award , .. . ..., ,. , Dan Hutchins Captain s Award ,, lim Quinn-l Dan Hutchins tm tvs! W, -fw W V sm., fW, ,.,.,. tim af-m , ...N,,.S'Xg: 'fgx me , , M , , t. M c Q ,ww-' WR' M , ., 7 N Ma, H, , N W. vw rs , Q3 ' -A' ' ' 'a . :mv ,ef 5 , . , f ,,,.,, V ' , ' A H , 'M' .-ff- ' E, i . Ji Q x A 4' , rl Wm It ' 'A o '. A -,rv H I t ', f . Mfmnwyd t ,. t ' - -Q 1 W .W Q4-1 t :V , 9 V f. 1 W ' . ,. .11 52' ,f Q, , Striding strongly forward, though innerly tired, Dan Hutchins, senior, express his spirit and dedication to crosscountry. Looking hopefully into the distance, lose Valenzuela, sophomore, stands idly by as lim Quintel, junior, congratulates john Reese, sophomore on a fine run. .4-I Puffing lightly from his own personal turn out, Mr. Don Timmerman quietly ad- vises Eugene Brandt, john Lavell, sophomores, and john Hartley, junior, in strategy. Cross Country 19

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xl sw K Stroking the ball at a home match is Robyn Willingham, sophomore, a member of the girls' tennis team. I Backstroking the ball precariously in the improvement of her game. 34. . ' her home court is Terri McMahan, a sophomore dedicated to 1 U' Pensively awaiting the return of the ball from her opponent is Pam Rock, senior. Dedication, much time, and hard work add up to success for the girls' tennis team. These devoted athletes captured both the doubles and the team titles in their conference. Becky Cole, Pam Rock, and Sandy Steffan, returning letterwomen, strengthen the skills of the team. Even though there are fewer girls turning out this year, the enthusiasm shown by each indi- vidual proves that it's quality, not quantity, that is important. This enthusiasm is especial- ly shown through Pam Rock, both captain and inspirational winner, yet, it's the combined efforts of the team that make it go. Girls' tennis 21