Sammamish High School - Thunderbird Yearbook (Bellevue, WA)

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lun 1. . Mike Smoke feels remorse after losing a game. 2. John Perrys jump shot arches over the outstretch- ed hands of the opposing teams defender. ?. Coach Bierman and the team reflect defeat after losing another game, 5 ww 3 3 at fn as i f Q 34 W was 7 , N bw 2, P1 . as w s 'N 3221

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we 0 Tournament W, L' 'wi ,, ,fi '4 1, ' , ' M J Qfff' ' H7 wi, . 5. 1. 2. 4. John Perrv, no. 30, attempts a layup slzor. The .fight fbr the hall Lv in vain as Mercer Island tops Samrnamish 66-62. Phil Parsons dribbles the ball 10 the other end of the court. Bradd Bever drives hzb man afler tak- ing a pass from Phil Parsons. 1 33

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i 5 s v wp-V' . SHORT TEAM, 1 LITTLE WINS The aggressive Bradd Bever who averaged 12 points a game was one of the Totems most valuable assets. Team leader and two-year letter- man, Phil Parsons was the consistent play maker. Another big gun for Sammamish was junior John Perry whose average was also in double numbers. Dan Leber, another two-year man was the pivot man. Chuck Simonson who joined the varsity in the latter half of the season gave the Totems another much needed outside shooter. Chuck shot 77W from the free throw line. Tom Conlin and Mark DiRe shared starting positions frequently. The back up crew included Rob Hasson, Mike Jones, Jerry Berges, Wes Kenworthy, and Mike Smoke. With a short ball club, the Totems could only muster a disappointing 5-11 win-loss record, which brough sixth place in KingCo stand- ings-a tie with Bothell, former KingCo champs. i 35