Jewell School - Bluejay Yearbook (Seaside, OR)

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Opponant Mt. Hood Christian Westside Christian WSSD St. Paul Delphian OssD Perrydale Mt. Hood Christian Westside Christian WSSD St. Paul Delphian OSSD Perrydale 1987 VOLLEYBALL SCORES First Match iifey = Aly 2 ise aah 3 TUES) 6) a5 Oss) 6 = als aba iiss = ahs: 15 s} oS ale Akal aS 5 ae} = Abe) ibs; Ws f 15 Sel 1 By) = Als 13 Wey =i iN) aks 7 Second Match lis} V5 sat eS 11'S) 2 mS) NS) Final Match 10 15 ake 9 Miss Quarles feels this is one of the best teams ever because of their good spirit and supportive attitudes. She characterized this young team as the beginning of excellence. With their strong abilities to work together and have good sportsmanship, they have great potential. The strong points of this years team include their willingness to learn ana change, their encouraging attitudes, and the supportive relationships that they all share.

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VOLLEYBALL 3 Back Row: Miss Quarles, coach; Bonnie Bauserman; Lalania Hagel; Sandi Brown; Lynn Hill; Michelle Waller, manager scorekeeper. Front Row: Woolley. Caronna McGlothlen; Katrina Thompson; Jennife Not Pictured - Katia Silveira e s gt: ® . =e; ne Katze etned Aq sbea

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9 me i Back: Louie Kaiser, Coach; Steve Hale; Mike Wammack ; f.. Rick Gazeley; Marty Slagle; Jason McClure; Brian Maxey; y Front: Lee Kaiser, Mgr.; Clayton Foster; Josh Chronister; Lance Kaiser; Jeff Smith; Chris VanArnam, Mgr.; Chet McClure, Asst. Coach (picture not available) But as the school year got into progress, some of ey) the boys began to develop grade problems. Failing games were forfeited. The guys worked hard to bring up their grades, and managed to Play four games o ' in which they did well. . Togetherness was a strong vein in this bunch of tough guys. They worked through difficult times and taught eachother a lot about this game we call FOOTBALL! ! grades made eligible players a Minority. Five