Harrisburg High School - Eagle Yearbook (Harrisburg, OR)

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VARSITY BASKETBALL GREAT SEASON ENDS IN SHOCK The 1979-80 Varsity basketball season can be con- sidered one ofthe greatest in recent years. It was the first time since 1938 that the Eagles had gone unde- feated in league play. The Eagles proved that they were the best in the Trico league by thrashing Waldport, 96-54. The Irish were expected to pose a threat in the Trico race. HUHS entered the state tournament as the number one team, running away with the Trico League. The Riverside Pirates shocked the Eagles, 46-41, in the first round and sent HUHS into the consolation bracket. Harrisburg stifled Gaston, 97-72, and advanced to the consolation championship. Playing for fourth place, the Eagles were shocked againg this time by Warrenton, 70-63, and were sent home without a trophy. 7 Despite the letdown in Pendleton, the '79-80 season will long be remembered as a high point in HUHS athletics. . IH 1. Senior Brian Brown dazzles fans in a 79-51 swamping of Scio. 2. The anxiety and tonseness of the district tournament is reflected here. 3. Holding hands with a Gaston Hound isn't fun for junior Mark Maahs. 4. McKenzie's Dave Green 1441 and Mike Wiley C221 are apprehensive of the Eagles' explosive offense.

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.. i,,,,,h p Ll , ii f fill 1. JV basketball: front row lL-HJ-Troy Hlavinka, Robert Rust, Steve Havlin, Ken Crabb, Doug Dickson, Gordon Jones, Bill Barnes, and Tom Mullins. Back row lL-Fit-Head Coach Jerry McKibben, Mark Duhn, Dave Drongesen, Lonnie Smucker, Bart Woods, Janson Anderson, Hadyn Murphy, and Steve Parnell. 2. A Scio Logger can't stop Ken Crabb C221-so he fouls him. 3. An unidentified Eagle attempts to draw a foul as sophomore Bart Woods 1233 tries from 15 feet for two of his 105 points. ,-, i l l 5 F l Y. . .,,...,..---- '1:' Y V: 7 as Eff, 45' A 55- R R--v -. 6:5 M,,..-,.,.,.- ,.,..---' , -,..,--My V 2 - f 3' .,,...- . - -' f' - - ...f . . , .51 - J 4-'4t1-- '. , f- I., '-,,,,:..-s--P ,, ,, ,.'.f '14 . . .i'r- ..-.552 2. 'Q ' ' I 7 a-A 'Q -. - H. .. ffl . ,i N4 . - , .Q ,I ,. -. we-mga -1 ,---v ,,' , V4 l ,3 , fl gf ' P 'I' K' ' rl l Qu' 1 H ': gf r 1, . 1 f x ' -Q .gi Pt. ., 1 Al Nl ,' W, 'll 'F 4-3 .4-Il A I K x 'BI lr , 1. , -'IJ if 'Xt . ' 4. 1 NJ.- ' . ,A . , M -- . - ll . N ,,. Y,-f H ,Q,.e..Qggl. --'- ' ' lf ' - if, ,.. , V 1 343' il MEN, wwf, -1 W V - Y, e 'j' .IF -jp -, md , .,.--- :J l 1.4-'L ' j ., 25- .' ff- l - 2 A . ' ,, A ... A lk f 1- ' j. ,, ' 4 A ,H 1.,, 1 wi aa., - , : - i V- : t

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i 1. Varsity Basketball: Front Fiow CL-FU-Manager Dennis Laird, Mark Smucker, Brian Shelby, Asst, Coach Jerry McKibben fKneeI- ingi, Brian Brown, Mark Elmblade, Head Coach Dave Shelby iKneeIingJ, Kalin Hiavinka, and Asst. Coach Jim Smith. Back Row QL-Ri-Jon Fiathsack, Vince Biegler, Cory Peppard, Brent Woods, Mark Maahs, John Green, and Curt Rasmussen. 2. Finesse ils The Name Of The game as senior Mark Elmblade puts up a jum shot.