Astoria High School - Zephyrus Yearbook (Astoria, OR)

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J.V. ' S BREAK EVEN IN 77 VOLLEYBALL This year ' s JV team came on strong, improving each game as the season went along. With their towering talent, fans can look forward to an equal¬ ly forceful Varsity team next year. Coach Judy Angberg expressed her enjoyment in coaching this group of determined players. They gave her alot of super effort and desire to win, and each in¬ dividual learned to play together as a team with respect to one another. Pictured ABOVE are the 1977 Junior Varsity Team and Coach: Front Row: Spiker Cathy Angberg, Spiker Kelly Mahnke, and Setter Laurie Coursey. Second Row: Spiker Beth (Betty) McRae, Spiker Shaunna Poteet, Coach Judy Angberg, Spiker Rae Benton, and the Captain, Setter Debbie Nichols. RIGHT: Of Coursey, Laurie displays some of th e aggressive techniques used by the JV members throughout the whole year. RECORD 5-5 18

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SUPER SEASON! ABOVE: Six voluptuous Volleyballers enjoy a pre-game shower :o lift their spirits. Standing is Cyndy Miller, Julie Hill, and Sheryl Oundas. Scrubbing the floor is Jani Law, Lisa Ohlmann, and Sheryl Babbitt. BELOW: Sheryl Dundas (12) performs one of her oeautiful sets; Anita Rahkola (22) stands ready. BUMP! SET! SPIKE! The volleyballers completed another superbly satisfying season this year, but were dragged away just as they were about to nibble the sacred cheese of State. The girls anchored second place in their division, but suffered a heart¬ breaking loss at the District Tourney. Outstanding award-winners for the season included: Most Valu- able-Sheryl Dundas; and Most Inspirational-Cathy Anderson. Other recognition went to Cyndy Miller, First team all-league spiker; Jani Law, First team all¬ league setter; and Eeva Vedenoja, Second team all¬ league spiker. Congratulations to all for a fine season! BELOW: Cyndy Miller leaps “High in the Sky in a dire attempt to block the ball from coming over the net. Cathy Anderson (14) stands ready just in case Cyndy bites the dust. ALMOST A TASTE OF STATE . . . 17

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FRESHMEN VOLLEYBALL This Year ' s Freshmen team had an up and down season but played well against tough competition throughout the league. With more experience, this team could develop into one of the League ' s top contenders in the coming years. Coach Elliott comments on having a fairly good season. She said that each player had a lot of fun and at the same time they worked their hardest. LEFT: Melinda Miller digs the ball up to the awaiting setter. BELOW: The Freshmen Fisherettes are (Front row) Kam Johnson, Leslie Thompson, Melinda Miller, Sigrid Ness, Kristin Englund, Lari Lovell, Kris Hubbell, Jane Zafiratos, and Sue Parish. (Back row) Sue Joh nson, Valene Fletcher, Karin Rahkola, Maija Vedenoja, Coach Debbie Elliott, and Manager Sissy Vermeul. RECORD 8-8