Alsea High School - Wolverine Yearbook (Alsea, OR)

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l Si We reached our peak late in the sea- son, but I felt it was a natural process, and when we reached it, we were one of the strongest teams, commented Coach Pam Bush. The girls won 16 of their 29 games, and came in third in the league. The most outstanding match was against Eddyville whom Alsea had not beaten in four years. The Eagles had been undefeated in league for two years. Alsea won 15-2, 15-9. Coach Bush said, We never stopped improving and now we know the sky is the limit. Team members congratulate each other after their vlc tory over the Eddyville Eagles, SCOREBOARD lAlsea scores listed lastl Santiam Christian , 15 - 5, 16 Falls City 15 - 9, 15 Perrydale 8 - 15, 3 OSSD 5 - 15, 1 Eddyville 2 - 15, 9 Detroit , 10 - 15, 5 4, Team picture: Row 1: Maxine Dallmann, Debbie Bowen, Wendie Riley, Lisa Woosley, Kelly Pellett, Ginger Weist Carol Ann Sapp, Coach Pam Bush. Row 2: Tina Webb, Joni Hendrix, Cammie Dair, Kathy Wilson, Jana Welst Adrienne Hill, Gina Hendrix.

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,yy- Team Picture: Front row: Stephen Carpenter, Steve Free, Jim Lang, David Phelps, Head Coach Jim Hagler, Middle row: Lonnie Holt., Kurt Stone, Matt Webb, Steve Campbell, Jim Walter, Paul Pearson, Kevin Hecht, Mike Sapp, Bob France, Austin Irwin, Assistant Coach Dave Doughman. Back row: Darin Colgan, Max Hildebrand, Brian Calderon, Kenny Pellett, Shorty Bowen, David Free, Wayne Nollen, W Brian Calderon and Darin Colgan stop a ValS6tZ player + Alsea players wait for the referee to announce the penalty from making any yardage. Alsea won the game 70 - 6. Ai LX .Ati

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4 X Y Kathy Wilson shows excellent form as she serves the hall for the winning point. Team members encourage each other to do a better job on the next play. 0' K