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

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Time, time again Hawks outplay, outhustle, outrun others in conference Starting out the season with only five returning lettermen isn't toc bad, but, due to unfortunate accidents, two had bad leg and ankle in- juries which occurred before the conference games even got started. During the basketball season, one up-coming player was injured in a car accident and several more were hurt in other incidents. It having many members of the team hurt wasnft enough, compared to the oth- er teams, they had height and experience against them. To the leagues surprise, their good points outweighed the handicaps, and they came out as one of the more powerful teams. The Hawks could outrun, outhustle any team in the league. Time after time the Hawks became a challenge to the other conference teams, and showed them that a small team in size can become, and is, a big team in strength and skill. Blocking the ball without fouling his opponent is the pursuit of Lynn johnson, junior on the I.V. squad. if-x, iw ,W,,,MqhQ I M X Assisted by Coach Bob Jacobs is Ron Bart, sophomore, as he practices to improve his quickness and throwing ability on the sophomore team. Basketball 43

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varsity Hawks BACK ROW: XJ! Mgr. Chuck Thomas, Mgr. Mark Engler, Craig Ortloff 1405,, Steve Lance 1505, Scott Morgan 1545, Bill Hale 1345, Roger Farrar 1425, Bruce Rybak 1325, Coach Merle Blevins. FRONT ROW: Artie Cisneros 1145, Kyle Buslach 1125, jeff Voogd 1525, Chris Paulson 1205, john Walker 1225, John Elsasser 1245, Lance Axness 1445. junior Varsity Hawks, BACK ROW: Mgr. Mike Loenard, Steve Farrar 1325, Lynn johnson 1235, Bryce Siegel 1445, Dugan Lange 1405, jeff Hale 1225, Dave Ford 1435, Mgr. Chuck Thomas. FRONT ROW: Mike Leary 1145, Dan Hammer 1125, Chris Paulson 1205, Artie Cisneros 1105, Coach Don Timmerman. is-...'7 94-.. ...ff M' Sophomore Hawks, BACK ROW: Steve Paulson 1125, Bob Lacock 142 5, Steve Clover 1105, Alan Rassel 1445, Dave Scrivanich 1245, Mark Kanarick 1455, Ken jones 1525, Bruce Miller 1405, Ron Bart 1345, Dave Cooper 132 5, Robert Dyche 1545, Rick Williams 1205. FRONT ROW: Mgr. Daryl Miller, Mgr. Dennis Warrick, Mgr. Ron Cameron, Coach Bob Iacobs. 44 Basketball Dribbling skillfully through a maze of bodies, maneuvering around a mass of grab- bing hands, clasping the ball with the knowledge of practice and sureness of ability within , teamsters of the 1970 dribbler squads playfully outmove their opponents. We've done it! We've done it! cries a coach with the talent and experience to carry a Terrace team to a WesCo champion- ship. Lacking the height of their opponents,, lacking the support of pre-season predic- tions, the 1970 version of a basketball team proved to be able to outhustle,, outshoot, and out spirit any opponent it faced. With an enthusiastic student body behind it, the team soared past predictions of its winning four games, soaring all the way to the Wes- Co title. Rebounding by Steve Lance,, the baby in the center position in the league, and Craig Ortloff , a spirited junior among the senior squad, shooting by Captain Roger 1Rocky5 Farrar, a cool-headed mem- ber, and again Craig Ortloffg assisting from Bill Hale, a welcome transfer from a Seattle team in his junior year, Kyle Buslach, an athlete all-around, and Roger Farrar, the thinker, aided the team in its efforts and re- wards to gain the WesCo crown. Backing the starters was a group of hard-working, pushing players. Constantly attempting to gain a starting position, these men kept the starters on their toes,, making them earn their positions. Junior and sophomore hoopsters similarly strived for the top. But with a team like this year's, inspiration spread from the varsity to the other teams.