Harrisburg High School - Eagle Yearbook (Harrisburg, OR)

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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.

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Ki,4i I gl-e , ....,. -Q ima l New 1. Varsity baseball: lL-Rl-Robert Cha- varria, Larry Lydon, Lee Nash, Eric Bow- ers, Lonnie Smucker, Vince Biegler, Head Coach Wayne Swango lkneelingj, Brian Larson, Brent Woods, Asst. Coach Dean Cantrell lkneellngl, John Cooley, Mark Maahs, Dave Drongeson, Gordon Jones, Elton Strunk, Kalin Hlavinka, Mark Smucker, and Troy Hlavinka. 2. An in- tended sacrifice bunt by sophomore Larry Lydon not only scored a run for the Eagles, but Lydon was safe at first on an infielder's error. 3. All-league infielder Brent Woods relaxes between pitches. HUH LEADS TRICO LL-STARS The 1980 Class A state baseball champions, Harris- burg Eagles, placed five starters on the Trico League All-Star team. Junior Dave Drongeson was named All-League outfielder. Junior Kalin Hlavinka was also named All-League outfielder. Mark Maahs, also a junior, was selected as All-League catcher. Senior Brent Woods was named All-League infielder and classmate John Cooley was named All-League pitch- er. Maahs and Cooley were both unanimous choices. lil'-iii f 'f A 5 Bef'