Astoria High School - Zephyrus Yearbook (Astoria, OR)

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The varsity football team was under a new head coach; Mr. Brenden who did a great job. He was assisted by Mr. Holmstedt, and the J.V. coaches Mr. Dessen, and Mr. Seeborg. The football team only dressed down 26 players: 11 of them were seniors, 10 were juniors, and the last 5 were sophomores. The team was small, but didn’t let that influence their ability to play football, as can be seen in the pictures. Top left is the Varsity Football Team. Row 1: Garrett Heming, Tim Dugan, Mike Peterson, Eric Hautala, Paul Shuler, Andy Fuhrmann. Row 2: Marlon Montano, Mark Utti, Scott Petersen, Jamie Hillard, David Tarabochia, Kirk Lum. Row 3: Paul Burgher, Alan Rah kola, Thor Ivanoff, Pete Ferrero, Bruce Marriot, Tim Roland. Row 4: Steve Appleby, Mark Olson, Craig Nelson, Andy Westerberg, Eric Bruner, Rob Hovden. Row 5: Coach Holmstedt, Coach Brenden, Coach Dessen, Managers: George Hendrick¬ son, and David Johnson. Top right: Craig Nelson is on the run against the Pirates. Middle left: Craig Nelson makes a valuable tackle against the Tigers. Middle center: Scott Petersen makes a great catch. Middle right: Thor Ivanoff a nice tackle against the Columbians. Bottom left: Mark Utti stretch¬ es for an over thrown ball. Bottom center: David Tarabochia has pressure in the back field. Bottom right: Craig Nelson gains a few yards. The football team brought excitment to the Astoria area once again, with a -2 re¬ cord. They fell short of the playoffs bv one game, but the whole school was proud ot them. We thank you, Astoria Varsity Foot¬ ball Team. 25

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J. V. ’S AND FROSH IMPROVE The Freshmen team did very well. They were real tough competition. They never gave up. A season full of hard work and improvements pleased coaches Bondietti and Wilson and that shows a lot of promise for future A.H.S. volleyball teams. The J. V. ’s had a fun season despite a win-loss record of 6-8. The team was very good and they played against real tough competition. Coach Wilson was very proud of these courageous young women who dominated the volleyball courts. The (varsity took second place in the Cowapa League regular season. However, in the playoffs the Fisherettes were struck down by an unrelenting Rainier team. Coach Bondietti was pleased with the performance and efforts of the entire team throughout the season.