Amity High School - Amitonian Yearbook (Amity, OR)

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pdllfy 3 , l. r :l xy, A l : il.--! T El II RMIT! JV-TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Farrell, Sue Baker, Jamie DeRaeve, Sherrie Smith, Pam Chandler. SECOND ROW: Linda May, Mary Batz, Pam Dauenhauer, Carol Bryan, Beth Ketchum. THIRD ROW: DeeDee Callander, Debbie Smith, Beth Carrico, Sharol Rosenblam, Lynn Baker. FOURTH ROW: Jannell Warrick, Janice Rohde, Jerri Blackwell. FRONT: Coach Mills. ANNE FISCHER lst, TEAM ALL STATE, CINDY MILLER 2nd TEAM ALL STATE, TERESA TRESHAM lst TEAM A LL STATE. Warriors await decision 'r' 133 Volleyball 1974 Amity A mity Amity A mity Amity Amity Amity Amity Amity A mity A mity A mity .15 W. Mennonite Colton Perrydale - 'Gaston B Col. Christian NCC Catlin Gable Colton ' North Douglas Griswold ' .V :Day.viI Ie - ' Wagrrenton ' x .. -F-3,3-1,,f,-f, N . U.. ,HY -' ,,5113' '-4 '5vf i' L:1LL',,IjL L, ,L

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AWI7 puffy SENIOR Pam Hackworth COACH Marianne Mills Varsity- LEFT TO RIGHT: Debbie Shilhanek, Diana Hersha, Becky Murray, Anne Fischer, Bonnie Wilson, Teresa Tresham, Pam Hankworth, Cindy Miller. KNEELING: Coach Mi s. ' Bump, Set, Spike, team play, and desire were the keys to success for Amity High's volleyball teams this year. The Varsity team posted a 27-1 record while the JV's were 10-4. Both teams were undefeated in league play. Amity met Colton, last year's runner-up in the state tournament in the district play-offs, to determine which North Valley League team would go to state. Amity beat Colton 15-9, 15-7. The state tournament was held at Lewis and Clark College in Portland. Amity met and defeated North Douglas and Griswold. The stage was set for a show down between Dayville and Amity, the two most impressive teams at the Class A tournament. Amity wound up on the short end of the scores in two games, 12- 15, 8-12. Fifteen minutes later the Warrior girls came back and defeated Warrenton to take the 3rd place trophy. Named to the All Tournament lst Team were Anne Fischer and Teresa Tresham. Cindy Miller was named to the 2nd team. All three girls and Pam Hackworth were named to the North Valley All League Team. ' SENIOR Bonnie Wilson SENIOR Becky Murray

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.1 I I SENIOR Pam Hackworth SENIOR Susie Rosenbalm Varsity 1974-75 The Warrior girls basketball team finished a highly successful season with a 15-3 record, and a second place tie with St. Paul in the league. Although they did not make it into the two team district playoffs, they did manage two wins over league champion, Colton. St. Paul and Catlin Gabel proved to be their only stumbling blocks. The girl hoopers were placed by the scoring efforts of Anne Fischer, Pam Hackworth, Teresa Tresham, and Cindy Miller. Anne and Pam were chosen to share the outstanding honors. A good turnout for the 1974-75 season indicates a positive future for girls basketball in years to come. SENIOR Jaci Nielsen COACH Marianne Mills 1 i T FROM LEFT T0 RIGHT: Carol Bryan, Cindy Miller, Diana Hersha, Teresa Tresham, DeeDee Callander, Jaci Nielsen, Anne Fischer, Pam Hackworth, Mary Batz, Debbie Shilhanek. Milly C-lx, t x l