Corvallis High School - Chintimini Yearbook (Corvallis, OR)

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R qv- .I 4' 'tw 1 ....f gltwps 1 , J .JJ Im 9 ,ga 'lffaii -Q' tg af.. --Q-.. . - 22 sports at Corvallis High. year I was 13th, he stated. 1. Seniors Brian Pofahl and Steve Gardner stretch before a race at Avery Park. 2. Freshman Juli Oukrop approaches the finish line. 3. Freshman Jim Ford and senior Mike Sather stretch before a race. 4. Cross Country Team: Back Row QL-Rl Coach Steve Locey, Dave Sanders, Bill Lloyd, Steve Reeves, Tei Gordon, Coach Barb Locey Third Row: John Grif- Individual efforts help team The boys' cross country team competed very hard this season. Although some of the runners felt they could have done better, the team ended up placing 7th at District. In cross country the District score is the only one that counts, as in some other Brian Pofahl, a senior at Corvallis High, placed 3rd at District and qualified for State. Pofahl said, Districts were good for me and very competitive this year. I didn't do as well at State this year because I placed 100th, and last A highlight of this season, according to Coach Steve Locey, was the 1 individual effort and the team improvement. jon Griffin improved the most when he dropped his time by a minute and a half at District. A key runner, Steve Gardner, commented, It was a good season. We didn't win too many fmeetsj, but it was fun. The cross country team carried 20 runners, however, only 7 could nm varsity. This lead to much competition within the team because a varsity position was pending on the outcome. 3 En, Jeremy Blanchfield, Jim Ford, Chad Muilenberg, Scott Maresh, Derek Soto Second Row: Chris Suhr, Brian Pofahl, Steve Gardner, Mike Sather, Brian Nathman, Chris Earl Front Row: Ann Got- tenstrater, Ginger Schudel, Kris Kemek, Stephanie Miles, Juli Oukrop, Recinda Sherman, Sherrri Gwillim

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I1 if tp, 'QW K y-fr'-r-Urge, W-fix f headers, sunglasses in ilian Tl1efur1o ' d ships, Braz ' practice, bruise drills, flowers from the guys, yamin bus dancin' salmorrs, Saturday away games, McDonalds, and always smiles, grins, and support from the am. ' l chfield whole te - jill B an Whatever floats your boat, Walt. - Pam Sanders Bus rides home from away games were always a blast. We usually stopped at stores and if Walter couldrft get his favorite chocolate pies, his lower lip would stick out like a pouring child. - Tammi Hays was The most memorable practice en we played the guys - everyone came off the iield looking like mud babies! - julie Burridge 5

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' I 4 A Xatgc number of arhkeres rurn- ed outg... we had a good dmc. f Steve Locey Disrricr was fun, and everyone had a viondcrfui dmc! f Ginger Sehuder We didn'r prace very high at District, but rnosr everyone got PR' S Qpersonal recordsy. Kr was a good nore ro end rhe season on. f Steve Gardner 'g?f?iAsii , If E 9' 5