Mount Vernon High School - Skagina Yearbook (Mount Vernon, WA)

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Netters Finish First Unbeaten Season MM: I he girls ' tennis team had a tremendous season. rizz This was the first time in history at Mount Ver- II non that the Bulldog team finished with an unde- feated season. At Subdistrict Karen Frederick captured the singles ' championship. Doubles ' title went to Cathy and Colleen Carney followed by second doubles ' team Shari Duffy and Kay Quail. In district action, once again the Carney sisters trium- phantly placed first in doubles ' while Shari and Kay placed second. Karen Frederick siezed an empressive third pake. They competed in the state tournament during May. Seniors completing their final year were Cathy Carney, Kim Magee. Shari Duffy. Lori Duffy and Balisa L Taking a breather before the ne. t set ;s Meagan fitcham. Sophmore. 2 Corjcentrating on returning a baseline shot is Balissa Lemmon 3 Even Pros have troubles. Cathy Carney amusingly back hands into the net. 4. A powerful serve is on the way from Kim Magee. 5. Mount Vernon ' s first place winning tennis team mem- bers are Front row L. to R. Inger Edwards. Megan Mitcham. Col leen Carney, Kim Magee. Shari Duffy, Karen Frederick, Cathy Carney. Kay Quail. Ballissa Lem- mon. Back Row, L. to R, Sigrid Dykers. Coach Farrell Thomp- son. Tina Hickman. Lori Mc- Donald. Ruth Hurd. Lam Faw- cett. Melissa White. Kirsten Erickson. Sarah Brummit. Mari- lyn Meyers, and Rene Schreiber. 21

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Ready for anything that comes her way is Senior Carolyn Whitey White- 2 Varsity team members are. Front row, L. to R. Jennifer Alvarado and Trish Katwyk. Row two, Jill Calhoun, Carolyn White, Susan Berg, Lisa Fisher and Tracy Beckes Back row. Coach Karen Tait, Vicki McCutchin, Joni Erspalmer. Kristie Overby and Stephanie Calbraith. Dedication Pays Off For Volley — Bailers tart out with a lot of turnouts — slowly mix in con- centration and inspiration, alternating with a mix- ture of dedication and experience few bumps, spikes and sets — stir throughly and season with the knowl- edge of Coach Karen Tater Tait. What you have now is a fantastic volleyball squad. The girls proved this with an outstanding 13 — 3 NWL record. Their hard work was rewarded at both district and state tournaments. Seniors who played their last year of ball were; Carolyn White. Kristie Overby, Vicki McCutchin, Lisa Fisher, Joni Erspamer, Cyndi Wallace and Cheryl Howell. 4. Up lor a crucial shot in JV action is Mary Ballard while team members Cheryl Howell Kim Asbjornsen and Bev Ruiz eye the ball. 3 Making up the JV squad are front row L. to R. Diane Hughes Janice Moore, Kris Hobbs, Desiree Good, Mary Ballard and Kim Asbjornsen. Back row Coach Karen Tait, Ruth Brunner, Ronda Prat- ter, Cheryl Howell, Dorthy Sullivan Nancy Jonkheer and Bev Ruiz. 5. Kristie Overby leads the way as the Bulldogs take the floor. 20

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Another Big Season For Cross Country ■H-il he Boys Cross Country team had another good sea- irl son under the direction of Head Coach Barrel Pear- l| son. Their many hours of dedicated training paid off as shown by their impressive 18 win — 2 loss record going into the District meet. The JV team ended a fine season winning the League meet, Mike Roozen taking the first place finish. Seniors finishing their final year of CC were John Maupins. Scott Simon. Dan Boudreau, Brett Heitt. John Youngsman. Gregg Metz. Jacob Kidanemiriam, and Jim Brown. Outstanding underclassmen include Sophomores Bob Davis, and Scott Dougliss and Freshman Cliff Cheney. Displaying ttieir winning stride, Scott Simon, John Maupins. Dan Carton, and Bob Davis speed ahead of their competitors. Mark Flitlon Jacob Kidanemiriam These Bulldog Cross Country team members are dedicated to the sport- John Maupins 22