Alsea High School - Wolverine Yearbook (Alsea, OR)

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UM ER Freedom from school was the best part of summer for most students. Many students had jobs-waiting tables, making and hauling hay, irrigating, sheepherd- ing, babysitting, washing dishes, digging ditches, and working in the woods. However, there was still free time for camping, waterski- ing and just running around. At school Coach Vince Drago set up a two week basketball camp for boys' a similar camp for girls was cancelled due to lack of response. Varsity cheerleaders took time out from jobs and summer activities to attend a week-long O.S.U. Cheerleading Clinic to get ready for the 1980-81 football and basketball seasons. In July the Class of '81 got together for a picnic and swim at the Corner Hole on the Al- sea River. Some seniors tried their hand at spearing salmon with a sharp stick, but the salmon were too smart. When students returned in the fall a new look greeted them. Custodians had brightened lock- ers and halls with paint and installed new lights, in addition to the usual summer main- tenance. , Chariot races occupy Maxine Dallmann's attention at the Benton County Pony Show. Joe Hendrix and Mike Sapp tie a wooden box to the back of a motorcycle they used to herd sheep.

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Kenny Pellett Jim Walter Carol Ann Sapp Tina Webb Hill 'l'app Jana Weist THE CLASS OF 1981 Kathy Wilson Michelle Woosley

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if 1 Carol Sapp, Kelly Pellett, Debbie Bowen, and Wen- die Riley, varsity cheerleaders, pose for their official picture at the O.S.U. Cheerleading Clinic. Tina Webb shows her pony, Sun Warrior, in Western pleasure classes at the Benton County Pony Show. Summer fun for Kelly Pellett and Steve Campbell is Waterskiing at Green Peter Dam. Students found a new look when they came back to school in the fall. Custodian Marilla Miller helps paint the high school hall. x 'Y