Mountain View High School - Summit Yearbook (Bend, OR)

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Scott Sheldon shows strength and ability on rings Six Boys, Three W gil? Af 1. gh.A , Yil' A' sf' ' - . ff! J ,1- . fl W ...N- Kent Olmstead practices a straddle L on floor. Girls Compete At State Finals Gymnastics this year was a series of successes and victories, with six boys going to state finals. Guy Bankston recovered quickly after falling from the high bar two days before state. He made it to state finals on rings. The other five staters were Scott Sheldon, Dave Adkins, Dave Martin, Vince Thompson, and Paul Fitzgerald. MV won all its meets, whipping Lebanon, Columbia, Reynolds, Jackson, David Douglas, McNary, Clackamas, and West Linn. District was held at David Douglas. MV took that meet as overall winner with a 118,38 score. Practices lasted daily from 3 to 6 p.m. with Saturday mornings required too. The team performed at an assembly with Coach Jon Stride as moderator as the young men demonstrated their form. Under the direction of Robin Fallon, the girls attended 14 meets. Between the varsity and junior varsity teams, the girls grew in ability. After winning their first two matches, the girls lost five meets. They rallied at the end with wins against McNary, Sprague, Madras. Crook County, and HermistonfPendleton. Throughout the year the team score improved consistently. Highest team score was 112.70 against Redmond's strong team. The girls placed second at the district meet in LaGrande and sent three to ' state: Paula Crozier in all-around, Bonnie Buswell on unevens, and Lisa Cantrell on the balance beam. The JV's participated in three meets and came in a close second in each. Coach Fallon predicts that the JV's will strengthen next year's team and the girls should do even better in '81. Five J'V's showed great improvement: Christy Dickson, Kori Frick, Ronda Wesley, V Terri O'Rourke, and Jean Storment. Front left: Paul Htzgerald, Dave Martin, Kent Olmstead, Scott Sheldoin, Dave Keeling, Guy Bankston, Sean Olmsted Second: Stan Duncan, Dave Atkins, Russ Morgan, Vince Thompson, Brad Adkins, Craig Hamor, Dave Haglund. Third: Manager Kris Benson, Aren Steinbrecher, Spencer Shock, Coach Jon Stride, Jett' Higlin, Andy West, Assistant Coach Ryan Bork, James Renwick, Jeff Duftin, Erick Brownrigg, Tyler Nickerson.

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Q it ' .. , ,-ifs. V lf X Q if Q l is is X as ' - 5 Thoughts about tinishing ran through Kirkaldie's mind. Front, left: Coach Ken Roberts, Bret Stein, Michelle Houle, Jeff Freund, Annette Dooley, Peter Thalhofer, Rachel Bernhardt, Chris Stevenson, Amy Haertel, Scott Allen, Kerry Wood, Brian Bishop Secondg Robin Reck, Susan Borlen, Dale Wilhelm, Suzy Ellis, Bob Logan, DeDe Huston, Ed Jassmann, Barb Rise, Jeff Wiley, Jennie Buswell, Jason Hewitt, Debbie Osmond, Mitch Fullerton, Bill Smith, Coach. Third: Mark Blackwell, Kaeko Jassmann, Anthony Kumle, Therese Poncy, James Blakely, Janice Hatton, Tom Blakely, Barbie Howes, Tim Konop, Bonnie Riser, Mark Berry, Julie Fincham, Kraig Kirkaldie, Cindy Dodd. Cross Country Demanded Sweat, Determination as i gi-vb 1.3-'W said, We didn't give any awards to the Most Valuable player, most dedicated, etc . . , because everybody did all of these and then some. The girls took third at district with the help of Michelle Houle, Annette Dooley, Suzy Ellis, Barb Rise, Bonnie Riser, Barb Howes, Jennie Buswell, Kerry Wood, and Debbie Osmond. With the boys' remarkable teamwork they were able to capture fourth, with the help of Bret Stein, Ed Jassmann, Jason Hewitt, James Blakely, Kraig Kirkaldie, Mitch Fullerton, and Anthony Kumle. Cross Country had its first varsity team for Mountain View. Experience was in the bag for the girls. They had a lot of returning cross country runners, but the boys only had Mitch Fullerton and Kraig Kirkaldie. The boys were proud that the varsity team was made up almost completely of sophs and frosh. The squad nailed down several team wins, highlighted by victories in both girls' and boys' varsity divisions. The Cougars had quite a few hard runs. Their hardest was against Hillsboro. Coach Ken Roberts said, L'They won girls state, but we gave them a run for their money. He also Roberts, Ellis, Houle, Buswell, Rise offer their smiles for the yearbook.