Alsea High School - Wolverine Yearbook (Alsea, OR)

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. .BASKETB LL TE M L- R: Gary Rhinehart, Floyd King, Mike Bourne, Rodger Hendrix, Garth Kuhagen-Manager, Dave Reddington Rick Sapp, Robin Russell, Rocky Sapp. 20 J.V. Basketball is the prelude to the letter for Varsity. Only a certificate can be cherished by the season finishers with the right amount of playing time. Alsea's J.V. Team is reported to have endured the season. Many setbacks such as players being kicked off or ineligibilities made up for a good portion of their inconsistency. The team did win l3 of its 22 outings but lost several close ones. Alsea for the first time had a Freshman Team which played several A-2 Freshman Teams. Such teams as Waldport's Freshmen and Newport's Freshmen were handed devasting losses. The teams performed to the best of their ability and came through surprisingly well. 4 DRUGS ALBRIGHT AND RAW REXALL 259 Madison Corvallis, Oregon Alsea 39 32 37 53 53 32 36 45 50 44 62 69 54 86 43 53 35 45 44 53 44 30 Qt5CRlp,, gvghffb JVMu 1' 6, tif? Q6 Waldport Eddyville Waldport Portland Christian Eddyville Portland Christian Monroe Cotb Crow Mckenzie T-Lake CotD Mohawk Mapleton Harrisburg Lowell Monroe T-Lake Crow Mckenzie Mohawk Mapleton Harrisburg Lowell 6 Cotb over time

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VARSITY BASKETB LL TE - L-R: Tim Cathcart, Jeff Bray, Terry Kerr, Cory Wren, Don Neuman, Mike Cathcart, Jim Campbell, Elvin King Garth Kuhagen-Manager. Alsea High's basketball team endured the season in higher style as compared with three previous years. Our 10 and 12 record was headed by Jeff Bray, the only starting Senior. Even though we did lose more games then we won we tallied 20 points greater than our opponents, with an average of 52.5 points to the opponents 51.2 points per game. ln the rebounding department we outdid our opponents by 4.5 per game. We were plagued with injuries most of the year, thwarting several efforts in winning a tight game. Most of our games were either won or lost in the last minutes showing we were not as bad as appearances permit one to think. Elvin King and Don Neuman were the only two to play in all 22 games. Jeff Bray, Jim Campbell, and Tim Cathcart rounded out the first string. Most of our strength is back for next year and 1 hopefully predict a better season. Y . ' ' f '- G fs. R BODY SHOP 4 2408 Main St. lik - 5. 'N Philomath, Oregon N, N ,. 41 QW mxlr 1wt5E?rH .'?: , , ,... I W 1 fi is 3 f 22 Alsea HJ ,A 1'i4' . ony, 0 ...- 1 1 wmwwwwmw' Waldport 36 Eddyville 32 Waldport 51 Portland Christian 37 Eddyville 33 Portland Christian CotD33 Monroe Qotj 44 T-Lake 51 Crow 61 Mckenzie 68 Mohawk 62 Mapleton 49 Harrisburg 72 Lowell 60 Monroe 58 T-Lake Cotl 52 Crow 37 Mckenzie 51 Mohawk 63 Mapleton 56 Harrisburg 71 Lowell 56 f CotD over time EP-9' PEPSI co. 2555 N.W. US Hwy. 99W. Corvallis, Oregon