Newport High School - Accolade Yearbook (Bellevue, WA)

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Water Polo places fifth in first year lt's not very often that a first year club will place in the top six in state competition, but this year's Water Polo Club accomplished this with flying colors. Every Saturday and Sunday morning Coach Paul Simmerly would gather his team to practice at the Newport Hills pool. They worked mainly on ball control, teamwork and endurance. Senior Dave Veith, co-captain, commented on the team's improvement, saying, The team looked 100 percent better at the state tournament than at the beginning of the season. To most of the guys on the team water polo is one of, if not their most favorite sport. The team was formed for fun, said Senior Jerry Ja- derholm, co-captain and coordinator. We wanted to do well, but it wasn't the end of the world if we didn't. The leading scorer in the state torunament was Senior Russ King, who compiled l3 goals during the three-day competition. As a finale the team was the only one invited from Washington to play in a Canadian tournament held in West Minster in January. l. Senior Russ King gets some instruction from Coach Paul Simmerly. 2. Junior Leo Kosenkranius swims around an opponent to hopefully receive a pass from a teammate. 3. Let me out, says Junior Goalie Brian King after a long game. 4. Senior Jerry Jaderholm takes a shot in a game against Lakes of Tacoma. 5. Senior Gene Minnich blocks his man so a goal won't be made. 6. Senior Dave Veith, leading scorer for the season, passes the ball to a teammate. 82

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Future looks good for the Knights Newport's Varsity Basketball team was a renowned and respected team. Most of the teams in the league feared the Knights, according to Mr. Jim Murphy, assistant coach. Hard work and compatibility were the hoopsters strongest weapons. If a team is without these important factors they don't even stand a chance of winning, and the boys' basketball team really had it to- gether. The team members were a really close-knit group of hard- working ball players, reflected Head Coach Fran Drake. Coach Murphy was pleased with the effort the team put forth. lt's hard to single out a couple of outstanding players because the guys worked together as a team, not as individuals. As Coach Drake put it, We had no stars, because all the kids starred together. The hoopsters took three games into overtime and one into double- overtime. We gave the opponents as tough as a time as we could, commented one player. The team members all spent fairly equal amounts of time on the floor. l. Junior Pat McCarthy shows everyone watching that stealing the ball from the oppo' nents isn't that easy. 2. Senior Bruce Lewis demonstrates how to get around obstacles during the game. 3. Coach Fran Drake watches his team with a serious look, as he thinks of future plays for coming games. 4. Seniors Jim Flemming, Russ King and Junior Pat McCarthy keep up the offensive at- tack for another Newport basket. 5. Jim Flemming, senior, is caught by the photographer while showing how graceful shooting a basket can look. 6. Russ King, senior, takes his time and aims for his second free throw shot. 7. Senior Jim Flemming goes up for an uncontested rebound as team members look on. 4 l 8 4