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

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1 U I Sophomore janet Squire leaps high to spike the ball. 1972-73 GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL TEAM: Top: Kathy Kennedy, Lynda Hills, Bonnie Mangcl, janet Earon, Victoria Unanve, Middle: Cheryl Kelley, Barb Bcall, Lori Atwood, Kathy Iamont, Bev Mangel, Mrs. Valcos, Bollom: Darby Merle, Peggy Miller, Kathy Dean, Kathy Schulte, Kathy Dodd, Diane White, Ginny Brown, and janet Squire.

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Young Team Takes 3rd In nnual Tournament The Columbia River girls' volleyball team was basically a team of underclassmen. There was only one senior on the team, team captain Ginny Brown. The girls did a good job under coach Mrs. Valeos as they finished fourth in the league with four wins and six losses. In the post-season tournament with all the members of the league participating they finished an amazing third. Special awards were voted on by the players, The results were: senior Ginny Brown, Team Captain, junior Kathy Schulte, Most Inspirational and junior Barb Beall, Most Improved. junior Kathy Dean jumps high to set the ball up. Peggy Miller sets thc ball up by bumping it, junior Dana Blair follows through in correct form after a spike

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Chieftains Finish Season 8-12 The 1972-73 Varsity Basketball team finished the season with a record of eight wins and twelve losses. They had some very tough opponents, playing excellent basketball in wins over jackson, Clackamas, Port Angeles, Fort Vancouver, R.A. Long, Evergreen and Mark Morris. Some high points of the season were the 60-59 wins over jackson and Morris. The jackson game was very exciting as the Chieftains hung on to win their opening game of the year. In the Mark Morris game sophomore jeff Smith tumed defeat into victory as he scored at the buzzer bringing the C.R. fans running out of the stands. Some of the low points were john Watson's broken foot, Mark Smith's broken leg, and Steve Berndt's broken wrists. Despite injuries the Chieftains continued to play with power and skill throughout the season. Senior forward Rob Keranen was one of the top three scorers in the league this year as he scored a total of 318 points. Rob was also the top rebounder on the team with 130. Senior Byron Loomis was behind Keranen in team scoring as he scored 130 points and was a starter throughout the year. Steve Berndt was third in scoring as he hit an amazing 64.696 of his shots for 129 points. Don Hall was fourth in scoring with 120 points and led the team in assists in 55. Next year's team looks like it might be a league power as the Chieftains have 457 returning points. Returning next year are juniors Steve Berndt and Mark Smithg Sopho- mores Dave jahn, Dave Heim and Jeff Smith. However not to be forgotten are Seniors Rob Keranen, Byron Loomis, Don Hall, Cary Henrickson, Bill Baird and john Watson. Dave ,Iahn played very well as a Sophomore this year. V Senior guard Don Hall hustles the ball into scoring position, during the Fort game. Sophomore center, jeff