Alsea High School - Wolverine Yearbook (Alsea, OR)

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fl V' 2 WLQESTLHNG The wrestling program was cut from the budget in order to help get the levy passed, but students, led by Bryan Hendrix, raised money by cutting and selling wood. Jim France volunteered as coach. Everyone on the five member team qualified for the District meet Qexcept for Todd'Strom, who had in- jured his armj. Tim France placed second at District and qualified for State, Ken France and Shoghi Tufts both took fourth, and Paul Carpenter tied for fifth. Shoghi Tufts was named Most Improved by coach France, and Ken France was named Most Valuable be- cause he had the most pins of the season, Right: Ken France struggles to pin his opponent at a home meet. H A.,.,.,q ,gg , ,. .1 ,,,,,,,.. 1c.3,j,g,,?d'w+: 'Qv5 f '- .yn-Wi Miglia .M - ,M W A ' 04 as U s 1 .. 'VVW b ,,,, ,QQ V Z 19 9:8 , , ,ea Y 'Q- UQ- . ,,,,,,s CB ...J G X.,- .4 , 1 Above: Team members Tim France, Todd Strom, Ken France, and Slioglii Tufts. Not pictured: Paul Carpenter,

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x - X, 1 r 'X it .Jw v GHLQLS 1sASta31eTisALLQ Alsea's Varsity Girls' team finished the season with a 19-2 overall record. They were league champions and went to the State B Tournament undefeated in league play. Melissa Dair and Libra Hilde made the District All-Star Team and the Casco League All-Star First Team. Michelle Pearson and Jill Olsen made the league's second team, and Stephanie Short received an honorable mention. Hilde also made the State All-Tournament Second Team, and Dair played in the East-West State All-Star Game in june. Hilde led in total points with 283, and Dair had 237. Olsen grabbed 172 rebounds and Hilde 221. Dair and Pearson had 53 and 41 assists, and they had 46 and 34 steals respectively. The team took sixth place in the State Tournament, and they can say they beat the champions, St. Paul, twice. Right: Cinnamon Poulsom watches as jill Olsen lets the opponent's ball go out-of-bounds. Below: Michelle Pearson finds an open spot in the defense and shoots. K Bu 'J Jaw' 7 as -v A 'M i S-xxx' Above: With two defenders on her, Stephanie Short looks for a pass inside the key. Left: Coach Tim Rohrer tells the team to slow the game down during a time out. Right: Trying to antici pate the offender's pass, Melissa Dair keeps alert on defense. .J T l fr f ?.a 'l V ,Y 7 I ' f H 4 ,-..l 5 tt . Q 3 A ' ' .Q ry fied T ' all 1, Ti