Columbia River High School - Tyee Yearbook (Vancouver, WA)

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These ladies look ready for a swinging practice.

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Frank Barcelona races through the woods. Sherry Finsand had an outstanding third year on Scott Miller follows the victory trail, varsity.

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Girls ' 9wimming This year the Columbia River Girls ' swim team had a fairly good season with a three- win, three-loss record. The team consisted of eleven hardworking and enthusiastic swim- mers, ten of which qualified to participate in the regional meet at The Evergreen State College on November 14, 1981. Coaching for his fifth winning season was Mr. Tim Hegedus. Coach Hegedus commented that the girls ' victory over Hudson ' s Bay was definitely the highlight of the season. The gals dove warily into the meet with two con- secutive defeats behind them and only nine of the eleven girls competing against Hud- son ' s Bay ' s seventeen. Nevertheless, they emerged victorious. This was the turning point of the season. The awards banquet was held on December 21, 1981, at Paola ' s Pizza Barn. Awards were given to: Karen Brown, most inspirational; Dana Gjelde, most improved; and Sandy Gustafsonmost dedicated and team captain. Lynette Lehman dives into an event Girls ' Swim Team Front Row L to R: Karen Brown. Mary Estes, Jeni Conrad, Lynette Lehman and Dana Gjelde. Back Row L to R: Coach Til Hegedus, Michelle Lillard, Sandy Gustafson, Toni Donisthorpe. Katy Wallace and Kim Batterman. Missing: Robin Starr.