Mazama High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Klamath Falls, OR)

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On to State The final score • The lady viks de- feat the Franklin Quakers, the first victory at state. LADY VIKS TAKE THE SHOW OH THE ROAD Flying through the air - Gia Clin- ton reaches up to put the quick lay-in through the hoop. Commending the Vikings - Los- ing team Franklin commends the Viks for their good game. Passing it on - Kris Beyer fakes the shot and passes quickly to Dawn Gregory. Sweet victory - Leah Worrell is hosted up above the crowd in celebration of a perfect season. 44 - Girls Varsity State Basketball

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FINAL SCORE VIKS OPPOnEMT 38 O.CITY 73 40 PUTHAM 42 54 G.PASS 27 65 E.POinT 30 53 n.MEDFORD 38 85 ASMLAMD 37 39 HEnLEY 37 61 MT.VIEW 39 57 ROSEBURG 39 66 H.VALLEY 22 57 K.U.H.S. 32 70 S.MEDFORD 21 60 CRATER 55 55 E.POinT 34 55 G.PASS 24 56 n.MEDFORD 45 66 ASHLAnD 45 55 ROSEBURG 31 56 K.U.H.S. 40 82 H.VALLEY 45 65 S.MEDFORD 33 60 CRATER 45 42 n.BEnD 43 43 FRAHKLin 33 50 n.EUGEnE 44 39 MARSHALL 48 A perfect shot - Laurie northrop puts the ball in at the second game of state. Talking over the game plan • Coaches Poetsch, Shannon, and Hummel dicuss winning tactics. Putting it up • Dawn Gregory con- centrates on her shot and is not disturbed by her defender. Girls Varsity Basketball - 43

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High Performance BRIGHT SPARKS The Junior Varsity girls basketball team was an enthusiastic, high perfor- mance team. They kept up when the times were tight, and always managed to get a laugh or two in. Be- hind all the fun and laughs came hard work. The girls pushed them- selves to improve their skills and attitudes for the game everyday at prac- tice. One of the beneficial highlights of this hard work was the 38-37 victory over the Roseburg Indians on their home court. This was a first ever for the J.V.'s. Coach Pam Shan- non felt the Roseburg game was the best be- cause the players proved that they could hang in there and come back strong. The J.V.’s contin- ued the season with a se- ries of tight scoring games, and ended with a record of 16-4 in confer- ence. Then came the laughs. The players voted the fol- lowing incident the fun- niest of the whole season. Coach Shannon asks down the bench for Erin Baker to go get Jessie. Immediately Erin turns and starts looking and asking for Jessie. Mean- while, Coach Shannon is laughing too hard to tell Erin that Jessie was on the court. ”1 meant go in for her. Shannon stated. This sent the whole bench laughing. This is just an example of the humor contained by this team. Awards voted on by the whole team went to these players. Most valuable - Kim Sorensen, Most im- proved - Julia Ondricek, and Most inspirational - Rachel Taylor. The 1987- 1988 Junior Varsity girls basketball team prepared them- selves for the varsity level in their own unique style, finished in style, and will continue in style. Back row - Erin Baker, Michele Pinner, Sharon O'Brien, Coach Pam Shannon, Kim Sorensen, Connie Becker, and Rachael Taylor Front row - Julia Ondricek, Dena Johnson, Angela Lopez, and Trisia Hughes Shown sitting on the Varsity bench- Angela Lopez was a main contributer to the J.V. team. Looking back down court- Tri- sia Hughes checks out the ac- tion while waiting for the fast break. J.V. Girls Basketball - 45