Seattle Pacific University - Tawashi Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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Frefbmm Bmkelbazfl Bulgin drives for two. Season Record: SPC OPPONENT 61 Clark JC 60 79 Centralia JC 76 aa 86 Shoreline JC 90 87 North Shore Merchants 70 70 Shoreline JC 59 87 Shoreline JC 75 63 Reeds Appliance 66 87 Centralia JC 66 57 Pacific Lutheran JV 72 57 Seattle University Frosh 49 93 U. Puget SoundJV 65 52 VVestern Wfashington JV 54 67 Pacific Lutheran JV 60 61 Central VVashington JV 63 66 U. Vlfashington Frosh 78 69 Everett JC 60 77 Seattle University Frosh 63 51 VVestern VVashington JV 54 51 U. Puget Sound 48 Too many Huskies. , 14 B kb , B d B l ' , A1 A nold, Ron Meyer, Dave ordan, Jon Lindley 4JJiiS1l-Il?lliiflEJDagQlevl:oE,c:ifql1eI?5q?n,JlX7IPill-8aSl9i16bl2?gPrFli8iilEt75lj1ce Wgimgg asslistanil egcigchg Daiii Monzingo, managerg RoJand Halle, coach.

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Coach Foreman gives final instructions be- fore the race. How do you get out of these things? V Another excellent finish for Jim Ross. Back row: Coach Foreman, jack Houston, Larry VVahl, Jerry Bamberg, Ken Peter- son, Nic Battson, Coach Furtado. Front row: Gary Barrett, Cliff Marston, Jim Ross, Dave Grant and Bob Norris. Croix COMWIYQI Seattle PaciF1c's cross country team, coached by Dr. Fore- man and Mr. Furtado, completed another good season this year. The team was paced by senior lim Ross, who will be greatly missed next year. With a great quantity and quality of runners returning, led by freshman Jerry Bamberg and sophomore Dave Grant, next year's team promises to carry on the winning Falcon tradtion. The tense start of another race at Green Lake.

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VJVIZW Bazrkeibfzlf- Wet! Com! Cbazmpr Sporting an overall record of 22 wins and 7 losses, the 1964-65 Falcons go on record as the most triumphant team in Seattle PaciF1c's hoop history. This remarkable record is the result of an outstanding team effort. S.P.C. got off to a tremendous start with eleven straight wins! During a temporary mid-season slump, packed houses at the new Seattle Sports Arena saw the Falcons defeated in thrilling clashes against highly rated Seattle Uni- versity and Montana State. A revived Falcon team proceeded on another winning streak that awarded them a place in the West Coast Eliminations Tournament. In the S.P.C. hosted event the Falcons vanquished San Francisco State with such storybook basketball that in the last half the team hit 757: of the shots they attempted. In the second game Seattle Pacific easily downed Fresno State, thus winning the West Coast Divi- sional title! This year,s team was the first representative of the school to ever take part in the NCAA Small College National Title Tournament! Head coach Les Habegger and coach Roland Halle are to be congratu- lated not only for the fine job of coaching the team but also for the smooth handling of the post season tournament hosted by S.P.C. Con- gratulations also to every member of the team whose efforts have all been greatly appreciated by their many fans. Thanks for a tremendous season! at 275. Les Habegger Roland Halle They're the greatest! Central W. P.L.U. Western W Whimforth Eastern W. San Diego Eastern VV. E. Montana E. Montana Central W. P.L.U. U.B.C. Seattle U. Whitworth Western VV. GAME SCORES SPC Opp. 70 59 78 67 80 66 57 56 61 54 72 58 78 50 79 57 74 58 95 74 66 54 67 69 66 78 67 61 59 64 P.L.U. Central W. Montana S. U. of Alaska Carroll Western W. U.P.S. Portland S. U.P.S. St. Martin's St. Martin's San Fran. S. Fresno S. N. Dakota SPC Opp. 86 53 63 69 68 71 110 52 85 60, 76 61 64 66 67 58 86 65 90 67 81 65 107 78 82 68 83 97 Left to right: Dave Mofhtt, Cary Habegger, Grant Gullberg, Mel Cimmaka, Terry Fein, Howard Heppner, Elvin De- Koning, Dick Smith, Dan Petticord, Cary Carnevali, john Crow, Dave Rumppe. I32