Vernonia High School - Memolog Yearbook (Vernonia, OR)

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1978 C TEAM VOLLEYBALL RECORD Knappa Corbett Warrenton Knappa Corbett Warrenton Back Row: Coach Cathy Howard, Ronnie Foster. Denise Tracy. Tammy McMaster. Brenda Boden-hamer. Kim Kleinman. Venita Richardson. Cheryl Norton. Coach Doug Tcsdal. Front Row: Tammy Smith. Holly Holm. Kim Stevens, Rhonda Wood. Robin Wilkcrson. Marla Smith. I. Brenda Wucsl heads up for a dink against her tough Knappa opponent. 2. Brenda Bodcnhamer shouts. Look girls. I can do it backwards!” I V. C TEAM VOLLFYBALL

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J.V. And C Team Truly Admired Both J.V. and C Teams did very well this year. Though neither of the teams had a good win-loss record, they really showed their skills on the playing floor. They displayed these improved skills by stomping Warrcnton, who was the best team in the league. Many of the JV girls have shown that they are ready to step in where needed; for example, on the Varsity team. Every year, their skills have improved as the girls become aware of good team work. Coach Tcsdal commented, “One thing I truly admire about the Vernonia girls is that everyone of them comes out to play, and plays hard. It doesn't matter whether they are Varsity or C Team; they always do their best! I. Brooke Crowslon and t ana Green agree that ihrec hands arc better than two. 2. Proving her worth at the line. Senior. Helen Curtis, spikes it down on ihc Knappa team. 1978 J.V. VOLLEYBALL RECORD Knappa i won Corbett lost Warrcnton won PC. lost Lutheran lost Knappa won Corbett lost Warrcnton lost P.C. lost Lutheran lost Back Row: Coach Cathy Howard. Sandy Cota. Laura Eager. Lana Green. Brooke Crowston. Regina Chilson. Helen Curtis, Coach Doug Tcsdal. Front Row: Teresa McLeod, Brenda Wucst. Michele Elkins. Janet Eide. Robin Shafer. Michele McDonald. Barbara O'Neil.

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Boy’s Varsity Basketball “Make It Happen” The 1978-1979 edition of Logger Basketball had a tough act to follow, and very little experience on hand to do it. One returning Lettcrman and an enthusiastic band of ex-J.V.s took on the challenge of a legacy of forty straight wins and two consecutive State titles. Because of a late start with the involvement in the State Football Finals, and a tougher than usual AA pre-game schedule, a .500 season appeared very successful. Not to be overlooked is the fact that Ver-nonia achieved a tie with Warrenton for the best overall league record of seven wins and three losses. Wins over Dayton and South Bend, W A, highlighted preleague play, and the inability of Northwest League teams to win on the road was a characteristic of league play. The Loggers displayed strong play on occasion, but could not establish consistency. Realistically, it was a good year and certainly a year to build upon with a fine nucleus returning next year. This was the first year of the league playoffs to determine who goes to State. Instead of the team that placed first in the league going directly to State, the first team played the fourth team and the second team played the third team. The winner of those games played to see who went to State. The 1978-1979 edition of Logger Basketball always hustled, worked hard to “Make it Happen!”, and became “Winners!” 1979 VARSITY BASKETBALL RECORD US OPPONENT THEM 49 Neah-Kah-Nie 57 58 Rainier 74 69 Clatskanic 75 73 Yamhill 50 81 Dayton 66 71 Yamhill 66 54 Rainier 86 67 South Bend 64 43 Seaside 79 50 Dayton 71 67 Neah-Kah-Nie 69 47 Warrenton 52 58 Clatskanic 60 68 Knappa 58 57 Corbett 54 47 PC. 65 65 Lutheran 51 73 Knappa 6 54 Warrenton 51 54 Corbett 42 55 Lutheran 57 65 PC. 54 42 Corbett 37 67 PC. 78 I. Senior Darrell Gwin applies his specialty off the fast-break. Back Row: Dennis Larson. Darrell Gwin. Scott Johnston. Tony Smith. Rd Hammcrbcrg. Mike Harrison. Bricn Weigand, Chris Cola. Duane Davis, Kenny Smith. Curl Marxcr, Dwayne Bates. Front Row: Manager F.rnic Barela. Coach Gary Curtis. Manager Darin McLean. BOY'S VARSITY BASKRTBALL 1