Cascade Union High School - Cascadian Yearbook (Turner, OR)

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 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL CASCADE OPPONENT SCORE WON Jefferson 15-11, 15-9 3rd Cascade Invitational WON Sacred Heart 17-15, 15-11, 15-13 WON W'oodburn 15-8, 15-6 lost Central 15-11, 16-14 lost Salem Academy 15-12, 15-11, 15-6 lost LaSalle 15-8, 15-8 WON Stayton 15-2, 15-13 lost Gladstone 17-15, 15-4 lost Wood burn J 15-13, 15-7 WON Jefferson 15-4, 15-3 WON Salem Academy 15-12, 15-13, 15-9 WON Central 15-6, 15-11, 15-8 lost LaSalle 15-6, 15-9 lost Stayton 15-8r 15-10 lost Gladstone 1 4, 15-8 WON Sacred Heart 15-6 46-7 lost Salem Academy 15-8, 15-10 TOP I,EFT: Sherry Kottre (3) goes up for the spike as Stayton prepares to defend. TOP RIGHT: Pam Garrison (4) bumps to keep the ball in play as front row players—Jenny Schueble (8), Michelle Thompson (6), and Candie Nelson (11)—move into position. ABOVE: Jenny Schueble (8) dinks over Salem Acade- my defenders as Pam Garrison (4) and Shari Lantz (12) set up offensive coverage. Varsity Volleyball 19

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Varsity VB Fights for 4th in League Coach Norma Pyle had a strong team this year with sev- en returning players: Pam Gar- rison, Candie Nelson, Jenny Schueble, Shari Lantz, Brenda Ropp, Lori Macon, and Debbie Farmen. Three teams—Cascade, Woodburn, and Salem Acade- my—tied for fourth place in the conference. Cascade drew to play against Salem Academy in the first round of the playoffs to determine conference seeding. The team lost a tough match to Salem Academy at Stayton. Lori Macon had this to say about the match: “We were very nervous and just could not seem to get it together and play as a team.” The girls league re- cord was 4-7, finishing with three tough games against La- Salle, Stayton, and Gladstone, Coach Norma Pyle had this to say about her team: “They worked hard and really im- proved. The key to our success was to talk and move: when we did that we were awesome.” Pam Garrison made second team all-league, and Brenda Ropp was honorable mention. Special awards were Best Of- fense, Pam Garrison; Best De- fense, Candie Nelson; Most Im- proved, Anne Fahrenkrug; Most Inspirational, Lori Ma- con; and for the second con- secutive year, Brenda Ropp re- ceived the Kami-Kazi award. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL—Outside: Pam Garrison, Candie chelle Thompson, Debbie Farmen. Center: Coach Norma Pyle, Nelson, Jenny Schueble, Brenda Ropp, Anne Fahrenkrug, Manager Chauni Gray. Shari Lantz, Sherry Kottre, Lori Graham, Lori Macon, Mi- 18 Varsity Volleyball

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9-7 Season for JV Volleyball Team JV volleyball fielded a strong team, coached by Chris Briot in her first year at Cascade. The team combined ninth graders, sophomores, and ju- niors to compile a 9-7 record. Coach Briot commented about her young team: “The girls were a lot of fun to work with. The team played well to- gether and made me feel like a part of the volleyball program.” “We worked hard as a team and really improved. That made volleyball a lot of fun,” said Sherri Rice, a sophomore. Jamie Brown, team captain, added, “We had a lot of fun as a team on and off the court.” ■Jean Klagge (12) bumps the ball as Lori Beguhl (32) moves into position for the second hit. JV VOLLEYBALL—Front Row: Leah Hosford, Jamie Brown, Darla Layton, Pam Rose, Lori Beguhl, Marie Bremer. Back Row: Diane Howell, Ellen Cotter, Caren Vose, Jill Lyons, Sherri Rice, Gale Davidson, Melodie Guild, Nancy Davidson, Jean Klagge, Chris Mitchell, Coach Chris Briot. 20 JV Volleyball