Harrisburg High School - Eagle Yearbook (Harrisburg, OR)

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. A . I' DY ,f-f 1. Wrestling: front row CL-RJ-Manager Roger Karstetter, Dan Jentzch, Darin Hla- vinka, Randy O'Shea, Ron Clement, and Alfred Hansen. Middle row QL-RJ-Larry Lydon, Bayardo Montenegro, Mike Rice, Todd Stroda, Scott McCIeary, Del Texiey, and Dave Tottleben. Back row CL-Ry Asst. Coach Tim Binnel, Rick O'Shea, Gene O'Brien, Gary Seiders, Jamie Briggs, Mark Cyphert, Elton Strunk, and Head Coach Gary Scott. 2. Locked in hand-to-hand combat with his opponent, Fresh- man Alfred Hansen bites his lip and pre-meditates his next move. 3. Senior Todd Stroda has the advantage in the referee's posi- tion.

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WRESTLING MATMEN SHORT CN FANS A lack of fan support made the 1979-80 wrestling season a disappointing one. Compared to the long hours of hard work in practice and crash dieting, the matmen received very little school support. The Eagles ended their dual meet season with four wins and as many losses. In the Lowell Meet, howev- er, the Eagles held a slight lead until the last tour matches which the Red Devils won, earning them a 41-28 decision. HUHS lost the meet to Alsea tfor which there was no score availablel due to the sus- pension of a number of wrestlers. HUHS placed third in the district meet, sending four wrestlers to the state meet in Portland. There, the Eagles placed seventh with both Randy and Rick O'Shea winning state championships. It was a shame that such a skilled squad of athletics was so short on fans. 'r,.:-:-:'- ,..,.r: . 7 , -' 'Y' 1. f 1 -- fs'-a H.. - gif' 1. Disbeliel ehowe on the face of Coach Scott as the referee explains his decision. 2. The O'Shea brothers, Randy and Rick, both won state championships in their weight classes. Here, Ran- dy scrutinizes for weaknesses in his opponent. 3. An opponents escape is prevented by senior Scott McCleary at the Reedsport Invitational. 4. Senior Rick 0'Shea won all 33 ot his matches en route to his third consecutive state championship. ' !i

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JV BASKETB LL A new face on the scene of the girls' jv basketball team was Coach Pam Summers. Under her coaching the Eagles went 12-6. There were eight girls on the jv team who struggled due to sickness but overall they had a winning season. The four freshmen and four sophomores however, their winning attitude proved to be the key to a successful season. The most exciting game of the season was the game against Monroe. The jv's beat them 74-32. There were three girls in double figures, Gail Estergard, Patricia Denning, and Karen Elmblade. .'F F , ,f 1 'Ili .,, , Q ,. '?' - . 1. Sophomore Angie Morgan goes high over a McKenzie oppo- nenl during a jump ball. 2. Tough defense doesn't intimidate freshman guard Patricia Denning. 3. In an attempt to start a fast break, sophomore Tami Peterson dribbles by a Mapleton guard. D uxnuggl vqqgy - -'S nw rife ww ---w:g.n lliuqq,,,, cououzs uwfmf n J , .Fx if B153 A .,..