Newport High School - Accolade Yearbook (Bellevue, WA)

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Girls' Basketball exhibits teamwork We almost got it together this year . . . commented Jody McCar- thy, exhibiting the quality of Knight determination. Completing the season with a win-loss record of seven and four, the importance of working as a team was stressed throughout the entire season. The girls also worked individually, showing the spirit of the Knights as they went on from game to game. Some of the outstanding players included Katy Miskimen, leading scorer, Faye Eken, playing ex- ceptional defense, and Royanne Mathieson, coming back for her third year as a varsity player with consistent scoring. Looking ahead, Katy Miskimen said, Next year we're going to make it to the playoffs and maybe . . . take state! l. Senior Diane Copenhaver runs for a layup with protection from Senior Sue Monda. 2. With tough opposition from her opponent, Senior Royanne Mathieson shoots for two as Senior Sue Monda anticipates the score. 3. Coach Jon DeLacy warms the bench as she contemplates her team's strong perfor- mance. 4. Surrounded by Saints, Junior Julie Hansen and Sophomore Laurie Clarke concentrate on moving the ball down the court. 5. Juniors Tanya Johnson and Jody McCarthy and Sophomore Faye Eken listen to Coach DeLacy. 6. Leaping over her opponent's arms, Sue Mondo, senior, makes another basket. 1:3 90

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Grapplers thrive on determination Wrestling is a team sport that stands alone. Not many people under- stand its strategies and exceptional wrestlers are few and far be- tween. Dedication, desire and determination was the team motto this season. Along with this came two new coaches. Mr. Dave Stark became the new head coach and Mr. Dave Ticen the assistant coach. For a young team the grapplers faired well. The team was not ex- pected to do well, but it ended the season with 6 wins, 10 losses and l tie. Scott Surber was the team's most outstanding member. He wrestled in the unlimited weight class and ended the season with 16 wins and no losses. He also tied the school record of eleven pins in one season. Senior Kelly Williamson, Juniors Randy King and Brett Bollinger and Sophomore Eddie King were also exceptional wrestlers this season. Workouts were strenuous, involving two hours of pure movement and hard work. The grapplers did calisthenics, learned new techniques and wrestled each other to ready themselves for matches. We're looking forward to a good season next year. Even though we'll be losing three seasoned wrestlers, we will have a strong set of good underclassmen, commented Coach Stark. l. Coach Dave Stark and Junior Stig Johansen are intently watching the strategy used by one of the matmen, 2. Sophomore Torrey Dringman in a stale-mate, fights it out until the end. 3. ln a stack-up, Senior Kelly Williamson scores points toward a victory. 4. Junior Randy King uses an arm-bar in an attempt to flip his opponent over. 5. Junior Dan Linthicum gets ready to put a move on his opponent. 6. Senior Norm Parish walks away from a winning match with a grin. 7. Senior Scott Serber going for the final win during his undefeated season. 8. Sophomore Eddie King uses the cradle position in an attempt to pin his opponent. l 92