Alsea High School - Wolverine Yearbook (Alsea, OR)

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FRE SHMAN CLASS Top row, L-R: Dave Savage, Dave Reddington, Robin Zandofsky, Mike Bourne, Patty Schutte, Rose Olsen, Colleen Hanson, Carol Ludlow, Mr. Elmore-Advisor, Pat Shannon. Middle row: Gary Feyerherm, Ken Dunlap, Connie Stone, Sherri Kerr, Debra Hubbard, Sandy Duvall, Audrey Taylor, Rocky Sapp. Bottom row: John gaiger, Dennis Barclay, Gary Rhinehart, Steve Robinson, Robert Fischer, Alan France, Ernest Partl, Dennis u ey. L-R: Jim Campbell-Sgt.-at-Arms, Sandra Duvall-V. Pres., Robin Zandofsky-Pres., Steve Robinson-Sec.-Treas. MID WILLAMETTE LUMBER R S N X 2 Main st. w. 1 'w i , 6 Phil uh, o U n' RQ A19-9 ,i oma regon Q as SF L Q R S Z an 3 R wr S F S 1? s. .K 9 ei sf

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T E I-V FOOTB LL TE Top row, L-R: Mr. Thompson-Coach, Dave Gammon, Jim Barclay, Monte Schreiber, Jeff Bray, Sam Zandofsky, Don Neuman, Tim Shannon, Rick Zandofsky, Rodger Hendrix, Mike Cathcart, Elvin King, Robin Zandofsky, Mr. Elmore-Asst. Coach. Bottom row: Doug Culley, Gary Feyerherm, Rick Sapp, Jim Campbell, Dennis Culley, Dave Reddington-Manager, Huggins Sapp-Manager, Ike Thompson Jr.-Manager, Robin Russell-Manager John Carper, Russ Gammon, Floyd King, Pat Shannon, Bruce Hendrix. Alsea 24 Eddyville l2 46 Falls City 14 36 T-Lake 34 Butte Falls 12 67 Valsetz 40 O.S.S.D. 24 14 Detroit 22 34 Mohawk 20 WE'RE W, H T H Wo E is f ,Lr 310 S. 3rd Corvallis, Oregon it xx f'.z- :Ea , A '51 'S K, . N xx . 5 x . .. Q 5 mx1'1lilUi5 Gazziie- intra ERIN S A brilliant season turned into disaster October 24, l969 as the goal for state was thwarted by a fired up Detroit team in their home town. The Cougars drew first blood and held it throughout the duel. The only loss of the '69 season, but a fatal one. All in all, it was a good year. Senior Rick Zandofsky was selected to play in the Shriners All Star game, August 22, in Pendleton. Besides Rick, three others, Jeff Bray, and Tim Shannon, also seniors, along with junior quarterback Elvin King, were elected to the Casco League All Star team. High hopes for a championship team next year are expressed from every corner of the school. The cry Hwait till next yearn echoed through the A.H.S. halls for many weeks after Detroit got the vote for state. The '69 season produced many new talents and made use of a lot of old ones. Spots are already filled for the coming year with only five lettermen leaving. Three of these five dominated the awards department presented by Coach Thompson. The only one they didn't re- ceive was the most improved player award which went to Jim Barclay, a sophomore. Next year is another year and greatness is expected I hope it is achieved.