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

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GRUNT 8L GROAN Depthless man glers snag co-championshii SERIES LEFT, led by coaches By Nelson and Wayne King, members of the wrestling team go through a conditioning workout. Hard work is thc only way to obtain the finest con- ditioning essential to successful wrestling. BOTTOM RIGHT, Contemplating mistakes made during the match and resolving to do better next match, Ardell Moe re- covers from a loss to a Highline opponent. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP LEFT, Stacking up his Everett rival, Jim McGinty strains to force his opponent's shoulders to the mat. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP RIGHT, Customarily meeting be- fore the match, Terrace's Jim McGinty and Everett's Brian Moore shake hands before their confrontation makes them temporary enemies. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM LEFT, Overshadowed by a' much larger Sehome heavyweight, Ernie Emmert carefully stalks his rival before taking him down and eventually pinning him. OPPOSITE PAGE MIDDLE RIGHT, Digging his chin into his opponent's back, John Garen works to break down his competitor. I OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM RIGHT, Leaping from their seats, members of the JV squad, Mike Beadle, Scott Sims, George Francis, Steve Prewitt, and Jim Cornwell, rush for- ward to congratulate a victorious teammate. J E .ca

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Pre-season predictions foresaw Mountlake Terrace as only a darkhorse. The home announcer began introductions with, The home of the Western Conference Champions . But darkhorse and home were to be the only way the public came to know the Mountlake squad. Followers of the varsity dribblers surely noticed that Coach Blevins had the duty of rebuilding the Hawk squad, as senior Craig Ortloff was the only returning regular of the l970 WesCo Champion squad. In non-conference action the young team opened with a heartbreaker. It was a one point loss to Woodway, by the freethrow of a former Hawk stu- dent. Entering conference play, the young squad would be facing five teams, each twice. Of these five, three would finish in a first place tie, then came fourth place Terrance. But of this depressing year, the Hawks broke several records, won several games by large margins and toted along a bag full of spirited round-ball followers. TOP LEFT, Despite the unsuccessful year, moments of smiles and pride could be displayed for the performance of the basketball team. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP, VARSITY TEAM, Back row: Bob Karlsson, Bob Laycock, Steve Farrar, Mark Kanarick. Dugan Lange, Ken Jones, Bryce Siegel, Craig Ortloff, Dave Ford, Dave Scrivaiich, Jeff Hale, Chris Paulson, Dan Hammer, 1A.'ie Cisneros. Front row: Mgr. Daryl Miller, Coach Merle Blevins, Mgr. Dennis Warrick. BOTTOM, JUNIOR VARSITX, Back row: Coach Bill Griffin, Steve Glover, Bob Dyche, Mark Kanarick, Dave Scrivanich, Dugan Lange, Bruce Miller, Mgr. Daryl Miller. Front row: Jim Mock, Rick Williams, Bob Laycock, Steve Paulson, Bill McDonald, Dave Cooper. CENTE, SOPHOMORE TEAM, Back row: Coach Vance Spangler, Bruce Odegard, Mike McCullough. Greg Tennison, Greg' Flores, Kent Brunsell, Pat Gunn, Matt Clay, Dan Ditzler, Royce Hayward, Mgr. Chuck Lindblom Mgr. Don Ellis. Middle row: Rod Nies, Gil James, Brad Ortloff, John Sackett, Bill Trenko, Mgr. Greg Cook. Front row: Monte Simpson, Ron Raymond, Bob Dalquinst, Dave Williams. Fred Calkins, Mgr. Dave Nusser. Team mem- bers not shown are Erik Voogd, and Jeff Schneider. Basketball 49

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