Banks High School - Chief Yearbook (Banks, OR)

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L. to r.: Top row: Debbie Prickett, Janis Dierickx, Merrie Ibachg' 6th row: Linda Jacobs, Cheryl Morgan, Iona Warrnaneng 5th row: Chris Rausch, Tara Millis, Debra Nielsong 4th row: Margaret Lacey, Valene Burns, Irene Moehnkeg 3rd row: Ella Moehnke, Karen Maller, Stacey Duyckg 2nd row: Betty McGrotty, Muriel Tramp, Ianet Herb, Debbie Delplanche: lst row: pCoach Bemards, Alice Vandecovering, Captain Mary Lou Krieger, and Mary Sue Duyck. Volleyball Volleyball is a fall sport that any girl at Banks High can participate in and enjoy. This year the team was under the direction of a new coach, Miss Beverly Bernards, and their captain was Mary lou Krieger. A Team had 1 win and B Team had 3 wins at the end of the season. Bottom left, warming up before the game are M1u'ie1 Tramp, Vickie Herb, and Debra Nielson. Bottom, Alice Vandecovering re- turns the ball. - sl i?5'i?fizlr' 'a f ' -' 1 ' - , 23- rfwnx:r.::fwwrw ,rg -rem wfwrxN.uwn:mrzzvwmt..a..,-::'rzru1'mzw r 'i W- 'r:'e:l:sa1-

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Basketball '71 The Banks Braves had their most successful basketball campaign in years, winning sixteen while losing eleven. In Yawama League play the Braves ended with a 12-2 record and its first league championship. In the District tourney, Banks won first seed to the State tourney which is also a first in school history. In the first game at state Banks lost to Coquille of the Sunset Six League, and in the cpnsolation bracket they lost an exciting overtime game to Taft. Two players received All-League and All-State recognition. Junior Warren Clary, who was the team 's second leading scorer with a 13.4 average, won 1st team All-League and Honor- able mention All-State. Junior Dean Marek, the team's leading scorer and rebounder with 18.5 and 16. 0 respect- ively, was 1st team All-League and 5th team All-State. Banks established a league record with a 50. 1 point per game defensive average and they averaged 59. 1 point per game on offense. Winners of the four team awards were presented this year by Coach S1J:oup. Most Inspirational Player of the year was won by Bill Hansen: Most Valuable was Dean Marekg War- ren Clary, claimed Best Defensiveg and Tim Troutman was Most Valuable. Larry Evers .f B111 Hansen K! lug '-. Qb-Q'-ua , , 51-.gg suv , if-f'xx, : L. to r.5 John Bernards, Sam Meeuwsen, Bill Hansen, Larry Evers, George Herinckx, Coach Stroup, Dean Marek, Neil Meeuwsen, Tim Troutman, Warren Clary, and Sheldon Crop. 25