Alsea High School - Wolverine Yearbook (Alsea, OR)

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Above: Advisor Patsy Jones tbatj discusses costume contest with president Maxine Dallmann at Halloween Carnival, Right: -Eric Phelps works on dome project. Below: Cammie Dair gives talk about her travels in Mexico at Honor Society Installation. Honor Society One major project of Honor Society was the funding, building and painting of a dome- shaped play structure designed by Eric Phelps as a math project. The organization's first S50 scholarship went to Cammie Dair, who used it to help fund her studies in Mexico during the summer. She shared her experiences with other members and their parents at the installation ceremony in the fall. New members introduced at the installation were Steve Jackson, Eric Phelps, and Melissa Dair. To raise money, Honor Society held the traditional Halloween Carnival. Officers were president Maxine Dallman, vice- president Adrienne Hill, secretary Cammie Dair, and treasurer Joni Hendrix. M i

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Student Council To raise money, Student Council officers made and sold apple cider at the Tansy Festival. They also organized the Christmas party, at which Maxine Dallmann was Santa. The officers were president Cammie Dair, vice- president Adrienne Hill, secretary Maxine Dallmann, treasurer Joni Hendrix, Sgt.-at-Arms Teresa Riley, publicity manager Melissa Dair: the advisor was Jim Mullenix. Hill chaired a committee that revised standing rules for the student body, In the spring the group set up the picnic, which was at Ona Beach. Above: The Student Council was in charge of the first pep assem- bly: here Teresa Riley does an impersonation of Richard Simmons in an exercise routine. Above: Since president Cammie Dair was ill for Spring Awards Night, vice-president Adrienne Hill was Mistress of Ceremonies. Below: Treasurer Joni Hendrix looks over check for class reim- bursement. MW' Wmmgfeawv me

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Volleyball Eighteen girls played volleyball - enough to make full varsity and junior varsity teams. Both teams were able to play nearly every match. Coach Teresa Whitehall said that the strengths of the teams were that they learned quickly and worked very well together. She also said that their defensive skills for returning offensive attacks were strong, and that their weakness was probably inexperience. She stressed conditioning during practices. The varsity's season record was 5-9, while the junior varsity's was 1-11. For the varsity team, Wendie Riley was recognized as the Most Improved Player, Maxine Dallmann as the Most Inspirational, and Adrienne Hill as the Most Valuable. For the J.V. team, Kathy Campbell and Cinnamon Poulsom were named Most Improved, Teresa Riley Most Inspirational, and Ginger Weist Most Valuable. Top row: Maxine Dallmann, Wendie Riley, Lisa Woosley. Mid- Olsen. Bottom row: Ginger Weist, Cinnamon Poulsom, Diane dle row: Rhonda Lee, Adrienne Hill, Cammie Dair, Gina Hen- Gammon, Melissa Dair, Kathy Campbell. Seated: Rosie Fomai, drix, Coach Teresa Whitehall, Wendy Chance, Joni Hendrix, Jill Teresa Riley.