Newport High School - Accolade Yearbook (Bellevue, WA)

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. 'ii 4 I ....... :. 6 . s s sei' f jim .4 ,Z ., ..i....'l ..x .An 3 Runners must put in hours of work Cross-Country is an extremely demanding sport. lt takes determina- tion, and success doesn't happen overnight. A runner may run ten miles during iust one workout, or he might clock a distance such as the 440 somewhere between ten and twenty times. One team member commented that, lt may take guts to get there, but when you make it, it's worth it. All the hard work, sweat and patience that went into developing the Girls' Cross-Country Team paid off this season. The team captured the King Co Division title for the second year in a row. I was pleased with the turnout. We picked up a lot of good sophomores, stated Coach Dave Stark. The team was young, but it didn't miss out on any- thing as far as experince was concerned. Senior Brenda Reed and teammate Sophomore Michelle Carver were the team's exceptional runners. Boys' Cross-Country wasn't quite as victorious as the girls' team. As the season came to a close it was seated in fifth place in King Co. We didn't do quite as well as we'd hoped, but we have o highly competitive team and we expect to do well next year, commented Coach Stork. We will be losing our top runner, Senior Chris Hudson but there will be boys who'll be eiigibie to take his spot on the team, he concluded. I l. Aided by Senior Wanda Miles, Michelle Carver, sophomore, limbers up before a race. 2. Chris Huson, senior, pushes o little harder in order to overtake his opponent. 3. Senior 3. Senior Brenda Reed experiences the loneliness of the long distance runner. 4. Seniors Chris Hudson and Doug Lehning fight for the lead against a Mercer Island runner. 5. Coach Dove Stark watches cross country practice with a critical eye. 6. Pleased with their times, Senior Brenda Reed and Sophomore Michelle Carver bask in their glory. 77

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Boys add spike to olleyball Team Bump, set, spike and serve. To the members ofthe volleyball team this was their main vocabulary throughout the season, and by the looks of their win-loss record you could say they knew the vocabulary well. This year's team was a good one, commented Head Coach Ted Montgomery, Perhaps the best we've ever had. A new addition to the team, due to the Title IX decision, was boys. Senior Dave Hoover was one of the boys who turned out. By his obvious physical advan- tage and his advanced technique, one would think he would be a one man team, but such was not the case. Dave handled his responsibilities very weIl, said Coach Montgom- ery. He worked as a team member and was good at it. He in no way tried to take over or overpower anyone on the team. The team's hard work and effort brought them to a season's end with a 10-3 record and a tie for second in King Co. I. Head Coach Ted Montgomery explains some of the fundamentals of the sport. 2. Teammates and Assistant Coach Jim Murphy watch Sophomore Faye Eken set up the ball to begin an offensive play. , 3. Known as one of the most spirited teams, they huddle up and get psyched for a match. 4. Senior Debbie Freed concentrates on the ball as it comes toward her. 5. Senior Christi Johnson unleashes a powerful serve in a match against Bothell. 6. Junior Jody McCarthy jumps up to spike the ball past some opposing players. 7. Senior Dave Hoover demonstrates his powerful spiking technique. 8. Senior Cheryl Neithercott shows winning form as she moves the ball forward from the backcourt. 4 78