Jewell School - Bluejay Yearbook (Seaside, OR)

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1-Coach Lonergan tells the team what the next plan of action is. 2-Phil Samuelson, Allen Foster, and Sam watch the baseball game tentatively. 3-Dean Foster swings for the outfield. 4-Stats keeper Donna Reeher writing down an important fact as scorekeeper Debbi Wood looks on and smiles. Baseball 31

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Baseball A total of ten people played baseball during the 1980 season. The team consisted of Dean Foster, Don Irvine, Jim Hunter, Ward Vandehey, Tim Crawford, Andy Baumel, Todd Johnson, Allen Hecker, Dante” Hill, and Daren Berg. Because there were no seniors on the team and a lot of the team were freshmen, the season was a learning experience for a large part of them. There were only two injuries; James Reeher and Jim Hunter. Jim was out only temporarily with a sprained ankle, but James was out for the remainder of the season with a torn muscle. Throughout the season the team was troubled with the number in its ranks which resulted in a day to day restructuring of the baseball schedule and player roster. 1-Part of the team waiting to get their picture taken. Consequently the team picture was unavailable. Standing left to right: Tim Crawford, Jim Hunter, James The team voted Dean Foster Mr. Hustle and Reeher, and Allen Hecker. 2-Ward Vandehey anxiously Best Hitter, Don Irvine Most Valuable and Best awaits the ball. 3-Another portion of the team wait to photographed for history. Left to right: Daren Berg, Dean H Pitcher, Allen Hecker Most Improved, Dante Facteeeawa Dannie Hill Most Inspirational, and Tim Crawford Golden Glove. 30 Baseball

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Mini-Courses This year was the second consecutive year for the implementation of the mini-course program. Instead of taking full days for the mini-courses, as was done last year, the mini- courses were held along with regular classes. Students participated in mini-courses in the afternoons after attending regular classes in the mornings. A variety of classes was offered again this year, including recording media, pottery, chorus, cooking for non-home ec., auto shop for non-auto, rally, golf, tennis, photography, and badminton and archery. The actual mini-courses were held the afternoons of the 21st and 22nd of May. In conjunction with these courses, the students and faculty participated in an afternoon swim at Sports Acres the following Friday. 32 Mini-Courses 1-Ward Vandehey puts a little spice in everybody’s life with the non-home ec. cooking project. 2-Mini-class photography students pose for the camera in the largest Maple tree in the United States. Left to right standing: Lisa Rinkes, Shanon Dahl, Helen Hanenkratt, and Bobby Robinson. Sitting: Robin Johnson, Kathy Riley, Brenda Morgan, Linda Casad, Karen McDonald and Rodney Camberg. 3-Gold instructor Mr. Adamson tries to explain to Neil Vandehey, Melissa Wilkin, Veronni Portery, Andy Baumel, and in the background, John Rice, to hit the ball...not the ground.