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

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SPIKE IT TO ,EM olleyballers grab WesCo crown ---f...... WesCo Volleyball 1970 Eastem Division Team Mountlake Terrace .,... 4 Everett ............... 2 Meadowdale ..,. Snohomish . . . Bellingham ... Western Division Team Edmonds . . . Blanchet .,.. Woodway ,... Sehome ..... Cascade .... Mariner ,... This year the girls' volleyball team was unde- feated. Through the coaching techniques from Miss King, advisor, and much hard work and practice, they took the WesCo crown. The playoffs were held at Woodway, Cneutral courtj, between Terrace and Ed- monds. Participants were Terri McMahan, Lilly Mayer, Sue Torrence, Karen Speed, Jan Schwald, Pam Riggs, and Beth Holmes. LEFT, With looks of determiniation on their faces, the girls proudly beat Edmonds for the title. TOP, The girls' volleyball team rests after their championship victory. MIDDLE, Getting ready for the final game Miss King gives the girls last minute instructions. Girls' Volleyball 43

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WAIT LL NEXT YEAR! Young ball champs easil dethroned TOP LEFT, pointing out mistakes in a player's performance, Coach Blevins hopes to break an unhealthy habit and place better quality in his player's form. TOP RIGHT, Relaying some of his know-how to his squad, Varsity Squad Head Coach Merle Blevins demonstrates to one of his players the form and position for a most accurate shot, BOTTOM LEFT, Stretching upward, Matt Clay and Bob Dyche attempt to outreach their oppo- nent and gain possession of the ball in a .IV game. BOTTOM RIGHT, Rebounding, Ken .Iones and Mark Kanarick struggle to gain control of the ball despite a Bellingham player's desperate attempt to dislodge it, Q