Sammamish High School - Thunderbird Yearbook (Bellevue, WA)

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SEASON RECORD AND SCORES SHS 3 Hudson's Bay ................................... ..-----A-- 2 0 SHS 14 Bellevue .......... ---------- 1 9 SHS 2 6 Newport ..... v--------- 2 1 SHS 19 Issaquah ....... ..-------- 1 3 SHS 45 Bothell .....................,. ------ SHS 7 Lake Washington ........ ----.- SHS 3 3 Redmond ............... ---------- SHS 13 Mercer Island ....... -.-,----- 2 0 SHS 3 2 Inglemoor ...... -,--,- KINGCO STANDINGS WinfLoss Season Bellevue I 8-0 8f1 SAMMAMISH 6f2 6f3 Newport 6f2 7f2f1 Mercer Island 5' 3 5 f4 Issaquah 4f4 5 f4 Inglemoor 3f5' 4f5 Redmond 2f6 3f6 Bothell 1f7 1f8 Lake Washington 1f7 1f9 ,T Trailing 14f7 at halfftime, the Totems listen intently, anxious to make Tom Conlin and Steve Robinson also contributed to Totem success. Three year men Mark DiRe and Don Gonzales along with Dan Leber, Glenn Jordan, Steve Jones, Tim Odegaard, Bill Thomas, Chuck Joines and sophomores Randy Johnson, Mark Leander and john Land were the blocking and tackling lineman. Linebacker Rob I-Iasson's bone crushing tackles were feared their comefback. throughout the conference, but torn ligaments in the knees sidelined Rob for three games. The Totem reserves who filled in for the year's many injuries gave the Totems added depth. It was a team effort that squashed the Bellevue American's prediction and brought home the six biggest victories in Sam' mamish history. locker Room trat

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Disgust is tlle wofcl for the first half. Head Coach Osgood emphatically points out the the mistakes of the Totems in the first half. The clock ru-ns out and the Newport Knights fall 26121, in the seasons biggest upset. The Totes mentally prepare themselves to do battle once more. Pays Off