Alsea High School - Wolverine Yearbook (Alsea, OR)

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FCDQTTEQQAUL We beat the state Champs fSt. Paulj! said head football coach Jon Abel. That game seemed to highlight the Wolverines' season of 7-2. An important strength was that the offensive backfield had worked together for four years. The team also had the biggest offensive and defensive lines in the league. Players who made the Casco League All-Star teams were Bryan Hendrix ffirst teamjp Ken France and Eric Phelps Qsecond teamjg and Jesse Sapp and Mike Pearson fHonorable Mentionl. Sapp was voted by the team to be Most Valuable, Phelps Most Inspirational, Paul Carpenter Mr. Hustle... Jim Reddington was assistant coach. lx in P Qi 2, Above: Todd Strom, protected by teammates, makes a run. Below, standing: Coach jon Abel, jesse Sapp, Bryan Hendrix, Brian Phelps, Aarik Ali, Ken France, Dennis Hendrix, Mike Pearson, Chris Bauer, Tony Free, Doran Holman, Kneeling: ,., l . W, TIM , .ae ee ,,f ,, M., . ,.' , . ., P .5 ' iff, tt . in . .,,,., , .,,,. . it faves imyfnia t . is fie K -, ' f T 2 T , fmffillfafl X ' ,ff , , . , ik h e Q . W gt wifi! 1 13, fb, I ,,,, , Mi ' , ., ,, Burke Hendrix, Tim France, Donovan Schmidt, Mark Phelps, Eric Phelps, Paul Carpenter, Chris Whitlock. Above: Aarik Ali escapes tackle to gain running yardage. wif ,

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i gm? HQNCCDLQ2 SCCDCHLELTY The main focus of the Honor Society was the Hootenanny, their major fund-raising event of the year. The theme was Old-Time Television, and the featured event was a performance by a group from Summit called Mel and the Prom Queens. Eight students were installed as new members in November: Mike Pearson, Ann Olsen, Libra Hilde, Jason Hill, Torsten Green, Aeneas Chance, Michelle Pearson, and Donovan Schmidt. 1' , favs gk ,,,,, ,i W. Left: Advisor Patsy jones and Jill Olsen look over program for in- stallation. Upper left: President Eric Phelps opens the installa- tion ceremony. Above: Ann Olsen prepares refreshments for parents