Shorecrest High School - Loch Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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promising baseball season for '65 L 1 - M , Q L l i Tim Jones Doug Maehl catcher second base A batter squints at the sun, adjusts his cap, and ap- proaches the plate. The pitcher begins his graceful wind- up. Another stylized game of baseball is under way. Early spring practice and the experience ot previous seasons readied players for competition. Individual and team skills were challenged twice weekly by Metro teams. Coach Gary Snyder and the hard-fighting, spirited Scots faced each game with the motto- our goal is Sick's Stadium. Shoreline game. A . .3 A.. Dick McGillvary Mike Nielson catcher pitcher Don Pemble Rick Petosa Larry Redfern Bill Ue,-,O short stop right field third base utility Third baseman Joe Best awaits the throw in the fifth inning of the M' fl? lg AN

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The tennis ball plonks hard against the fence and sticks in one of the wicker holes. The fast-moving play stops momen- torily for it to be retrieved. The popularity of tennis is growing in Seattle ond the Shorecrest team has gotten bigger every year. This sport is very grueling os it involves constant move- ment by the two ployers ond matches sometimes last as long os two hours. It is one of the few varsity games in which no substitutions ore allowed, so each ployer must be in top con- dition. Playing singles ond dou- bles motches, the boys gained self-reliance. f,f '5 ':+ T -1-4 J 5 5 f 'g,,- -.5 . QW' r iiiiffif f if Sl Sf! ' 'Sf f ' f N7 Q in -. T ' 9 4 :ill T ' i.3l'uRff4fQ.' i , I 11 521 -1,, S., f I E1 ian: A in spring sports We won! Tennis team, from left, front row: Fisher, Summers, Simmons, Cooper, Cline, Penrose, Dompierg second row: Hoff, Neff, Alvensleben, Metke, Jones, Koch, Chelin. 'cn Coach Bill Viclfery lOl