Shoreline High School - Tide Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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X extfigi N L fl-'t ' 'T K as f IUNIOR VARSITY This year's junior Varsity team ended its season successlully hy winning five ol their eight games. tying one, and losing two. ll'e l ' ' 'fr find Coach Doane Blair on the sidelines hack- me- 'lf he T ' N is- . - I li I I j lil ing the team all the way. Xlany of the hoys will he sampling the worltout of the Varsity men next year. They will soon he hearing that famous quote hy Coach jelly Anderson: VVhen the going gets tough, the tough get going. 1 FRONT ROXY: Knute Gunderson, Brute Pym. lioli Hughes, llolw llankenbring, Harold Cutting: SECOND ROXY: ld llouxinl, Les Sh.tn.il-.ni. Klan lloxilantl. Rodger Staali. Stexe XYolf, Riel. Nlarsong THIRD ROXY: Roh Storseth, john Norganl, john Benson, Hill Duncan, Clyde llossutl. T? The Spartank junior Yarsity in action on ltlmontlk home ground. SOPHOMORES The Sophomore team followed suit with the Varsity this year and came through with a winning season. Under the coaching of Henry Thomson and Andy Slatt, the team lost only one out of their seven games. Next year's Varsity teams will be looking forward to the advancement of these Sophomore boys and a bright season of football must be the result in the future. I8 ' Str v:1vv 5, FRONT ROXV: Gary VVelvster, Iiimar Soon, Pete Everett, Roger Bassett, Pat Marx. jim Valley, llolw Charlton, Hay Madsen. 'l'om lK'atson: SECOND ROXY: Coach Henry Thomson, lloh Cage. Glenn Falconer. Paul XYorral, llddic Herrly, jim Simonton, Nlonty Davis, Chuck fausy, jaek Olson: THIRD RUXY: Stexe lilake, fhuek XYorst, Darrell Xlatgness. joe ljarente, l,oren Anderson, Bill Heater. john Sundstrom, Ken Nolte, Tim Hanks: lfUUl't'I'H ROXV: Gary llofstatl, llerry lsaae, Pat lrickson, lloh jackson, Trevor Sarles. Mike Peter- son, Bob Louie, Larry Naylor, Denny Zenk, jim Ballard.

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x X X X XS .19 f Q.. ptain Jack Burk receiving the YVestern Conference Championship ophy. I Shoreline's season of Cross Country ended with excellent results. Under the supervision of Coach Bill Odell, the team came through with seven wins out of the eleven meets they entered. Congratula- tions, team! You certainly deserve the title of VVestern VVashington Conference Champs. Shoreline Opponents 27 Sept. 24 29 Seattle Prep 23 Oct. 8 38 Seattle Prep 15 Oct. 15 50 Edmonds 17 Oct. 27 44 Edmonds 25 Oct. 29 33 Snohomish Vllestern VVashington Invitational Meet Sedro Woolley 54 Bellingham 66 Shoreline 83 Snohomish 86 Lincoln CTac.D 96 Renton 123 Everett 183 Quadrangular Meet Shoreline 31 Highline 32 VVest Seattle 82 Lincoln 87 Greater Seattle City Championships Highline 45 Roosevelt 56 Shoreline 65 Renton 69 VVest Seattle 90 Sealth 107 Lincoln Didn't place Franklin Didn't place Garfield Didn't place Seattle Prep Didn't place Olympic 1.11. Didn't place 121 FRONT ROVV: Zane VVyll, Perry Puulsen, Iaek Burk, Eugene Hoyle, Doug VVor1ey, Dave Frazierg SECOND ROVV: Chuck Miller, Larry Norman, Dick Miller, Steve Boley, jeff McPherson, Iim Lewis, Coach nm Odell. 20