Thurston High School - Yearling Yearbook (Springfield, OR)

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Freshman Varsity Football Front Row: Robbie Martin, Rich Estep, Eric Hengler, Greg Garcia, Jeff Batey, Pat Boeshans, Bob Christoph, Kelly Whitham: Back Row: Tim Hill, Williams, Tim Cochran, Andy McBee; Second Row: Coach Dan Blade, Art Miles Nichols, Mitch Averill, Eric Isaacson, Jason Reed, Chris Reirsgaard, Helberd, Aaron Sheelar, Ron Rose, Kevin Scroggins, Mike Dixon, Jeff Brett Endicott. Leith, Coach Dennis Batch; Third Row: Jim Cobb, Craig Miller, Derek Freshman JV Football Freshman JV; Front Row: Coach Roger Trenary, Gary Couch, Mike Smith, Brian Myers, Joe Blade, Rod Dunlap, Eric Cogdill, Robin Adams, Eric Geedey; Second Row: Mike Goldberg, Terry Ly- barger, Phil McCracken, Glen Volz, Travis Barn- ford, David Alameda, Darin Garner; Third Row: Jay Munoz, Bill Brooks, Bud Bivens, Dean Rolfe, Richard Pearce, Gary Roberts, Brad Werner; Back Row: Mark Wartenbee, Scott Lawson, Mark Ellsworth, Trev Mostella, Myron Menge, Coach Harley Dixon. Freshman Varsity 4-4-1 Thurston Opponent 28 South Eugene 9 46 North Bend 8 8 Churchill 24 22 Sheldon 0 6 Marshfield 34 18 Willamette 29 6 North Eugene 21 40 Cottage Grove 16 26 Springfield 26 Freshman JV 1-5-1 Thurston Opponent 0 Calapooya 12 0 Marist 16 18 Pleasant Hill 24 0 Churchill 14 12 Marshfield 16 30 Calapooya 6 20 Marshfield 20 Freshmen Football 19

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Sophomore football has winning year Sophomore Football Coach Chuck Wenger remembered the highlights of the season scoring 17 points in the last eight minutes to beat North Bend 17-7 and a 38-0 win over a strong Marshfield team. Coach Wenger selected the following players as outstanding: quarterback Steve Rochne, excellent leader; line¬ backer Clint Brown, co-captain, led in tackles; center-tackle Darren Bromley, co-captain, excellent lineman; tight-end Scott Akins, top receiver; tailback Sam Welch, excellent runner, led team in scoring; fullback Wayne Church, good runner, excellent blocker. Sophomore Football ' . . ■ ' : . .......... .. . . . ' . . Thurston Opponent 16 Corvallis 28 8 North Bend 6 38 Marshfield 0 22 Pleasant Hill JV 22 18 North Bend 7 8 Cresent Valley 0 14 Marshfield 6 14 Oakridge 19 Sophomore Football;FVo«r Row: Rick Benson, Rod Branham, Frank Fisher, Brad Christenson, Mike Godsil, 2nd Row: Rob Spear, Ken Jolin, Matt Berkshire, Tom Smith, Andy Bruhn, Wayne Church, Sam Welch; 3rd Row: Pat Flannenkrat, Alan Gammie, Jim Taylor, Dave Hufford, Clint Brown, Eric Carpenter; Back Row: Coach Gruffe, Brad Beagle, Scott Akins, Steve Rochne, Darren Bromley, Mike Blomquist. 18 Sophomore Football

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Varsity Volleyball ‘machine’ wins big The odds-makers would have lost money betting against the Colt’s highly skilled volleyball “machine.” Ranked 12th in the state after the first month, and later elevated to 7th, the var¬ sity players blasted their way into the state finals where they claimed fourth place. In his first year as varsity coach, War¬ ren Weiseth praised the team for being Practicing IVi hours a day leaves little room for anything else — instead of victories, that is. Cheryl Christiensen rises on her toes, ready to respond to La Grande’s serve in the state playoffs. very independent — receiving direction and discipline internally from the play¬ ers instead of the coach. Team captain Jennifer Gillis “did a great job of keep¬ ing the team going and improving,” Coach Weiseth said. Two-and-one-half hour practices every weekday (including game days) regularly tested the team’s dedication. “They (the practices) were great and were the single most important aspect of this team. We tried to practice intensely and efficiently every day,” he said. Having an abundance of eager and talented players left the coach with the difficult decision of making sure the best six (of nine) players were on the floor at once. 20 Varsity Volleyball