Jewell School - Bluejay Yearbook (Seaside, OR)

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James Wilkin Marty Slagle Leland Samuelson Tim Hammerberg Chris Davis Steve Hale Tim Woolley Jason McClure Rick Gazeley NOSWYVQV IYO 4g a5ed

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BOYS BASKETBALL Another successful year for the Bluejays. While we are never happy with less than a championship, we can be pleased with our third place finish in league. Our record was 7 wins and 5 losses. This highlight of the season was tHe win over St. Paul who eventually finished a very close second at state. The team played very well together with terrified teamwork. A slow game is more difficult to play than a wide open fast game. We played well. We expect to be one of the league favorites next year as we lost only two members to graduation. The nucleus of the team will return and with a good attitude we EXPECT to go to state. “Oh my gosh, we beat St. Paull!!!” “You take it, | don’t want it.” Don't look so enthused, James. And you thought you could stop me. Rick puts up the team. Dan Holmes, dreaming about the other DAORWNe cheerleaders. 7. Coach Smith thinking,“Oh no, not again!!”

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Page By CHRISTINA KORFF CHEERLEADING The 1985-86 cheerleading squad felt a little uneasy at the beginning of the season because they were relatively inexper- ienced. But by the end of the season they looked very good. The cheerleaders would like to thank the girls who helped them with the “Angels Program.” 1. “What are they doing?” 2. “Hey, we did it right!” The 1985-86 dance team had seven dancers. They performed to “Dress You Up In My Love”, by Madonna, and “Looking Out For Number One,” by Frankie Stallone, at the pep rally to get everyone excited for the game. They all did a very good job, dancing. We wish we could have seen them more.