Columbia River High School - Tyee Yearbook (Vancouver, WA)

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Steve Hendrickson and Randy Fredricks look to hit opposing ballcarriers. Senior outstanding lineman, Tim Campbell leads his teammates on the playing field. River subs move out of the way as ball carrier is tackled out of bounds

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IV Wins, Losses Var The 1972 Columbia River ,Iayvee Football team had a very successful season in their campaign. In terms of wins and losses, they Won three ball games and lost six others. But it was the experience that really counted in this year's games. Many players played a great deal of football which will prepare them for the varsity team next year. The junior Chieftains beat arch-rival Fort Vancou- ver as Roc Fish caught three touchdown passes. In their finale they clobbered Camas by a convincing 39- O score as Skip Ship, Beau Weidman and David Combs had good performances. The jayvees played La Center High School's var- sity football team in a great game this year. The Chieftains had two touchdowns called back on penal- ties before falling 19-8 against La Center. Beau Weidman, no. 12, uncorks a pass in the 39-0 jayvce victory over the Camas Pa Fran! G Gerber R. Marks, S. Ship, J. Fletcher, C. Valentine, S. Lathrop, R. Babowicz, C. Zachor, M. McConathy. Middle: B. Tyrellg B. Weidman, M. Moen, K. Baird, R. Fletcher, C Haynes D Ferguson, R. Bivens, M. Dalton, P. Bernard. Bark: R. Brown, T. Emerson, D. Combs, S. Labrosse, J, Smith, R. Reams, S. Stokes, B. Elkington, G. Bye, F. Trompler.

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Coach Cave anxiously awaits team victory against Kelso. Cross Country Captures Crown For Fourth Season The Columbia River Cross Country team finished the 1972-73 season with another successful year. The Chiefs finished with a perfect 8-0 league record and a 40-0 count against all SW. Washington schools. The team was led by honorary captain john Cox who didnit lose a race in S.W. Washington as he took the city and district title. He placed first in 8 of the 12 meets that he competed in. Other honors went to Steve Berndt for being voted most inspirational and jerry Enos most improved. Some of the highlights of the season were lst at the Hudson Bay run-a-ree and North Marion invite. They also captured the city crown along with the district championship, both for the 4th year in a row. Coach Lee Cave has high hopes for the future, losing only one senior off varsity, 3 year letterrnan, Bud Rundquist who has been a real asset during his years here. CROSS COUNTRY: Fran! Row: Row: Coach Lee Cave, jeff Cox, jerry jim and john Cox lead team to another victory in non-league meet against Evergreen.