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

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532. Home run! Catcher Rich La Torra sei for an oncoming throw. Tracy Cole watches a Cat slug the ball. Front, left: Toby Johnston, Andy Rose, John lie Johnson, Barry Markey, Rich Heister. Third: Hauth, Rich LaTorra, Terry Haen. Second: Coach Pete Jackson, Steve Nelson, Mark Reinke, Todd Glen Swearingen, Steve Riper, Wes Murphy, Char- Kliewer, Scott Grogan. tiri 1 iieci ,,,,i eiiife R iiii ee, Q eircc V J ttci g iieeiiii 'Y Viif Lxh, J sse . . . I ..,.. ., - '..--' 11571 ..-' ' K ' 5 I . f T T si K N ,,.,,, ,,.. A ,.. .V H ,,,,..1 g.,,,,1:,- ffr- 1 ,.-, s,:.:xg5fw1s::mmvvfwfs1 .1s'-'- ' Q 'Tw ' - Z 'hiihhh it, Q H 'lreiirf lv- 7 ,1-i 1 'ii'1i 'fi' John Hauth tries for a tag on the runner. JV 81 FRCSI-I BASEBALL , The Mountain View frosh baseball with many other wins. Swearingen team ended the year with a 10-4 record. Head Coach was Glen Swearingen. 'The frosh team had victories over Bend Q15-2l and LaPine 124-5l, along lot of talent that showed through during the season and next year I hope I have another fine group of young men who summed up the year with, There was a, are willing to give their all for Mountain Viewf, The JV baseball team, headed by Coach Ray Seems, were victorious over LaPine twice, Maupin once, Crook I

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Mt. Bachelor Village provided the courts for this year's tennis team. Catching the bus to MBV took time, but practice times were extended for everyone. Our new courts were not ready for use until the day Kie Foreman returned from the state tournament. Thirty-tive players made up the co- ed varsity and JV teams. The boys whipped all comers except for a tie with Willamette and a loss to Burns. The girls won three games and lost 14, but Coach Maury Douglass noted that the girls were a very young team. Most of the team were underclassmen except for senior Donna Lenhart and juniors Chris Foreman and Kris Kisor. Kie Foreman was named Most Valuable Player for the boysg Kie's sister, Chris was named MVP for the girls. Top players included Kie Foreman 117-Ol, Steve Renwick Q14-Ol, Jeff Cook C11-55, Steve Lorenz l11'5l, and Bret Stein 110.51 Top players for the girls were Chris Foreman 113-141, Laura Gainer C7-lOl, Donna Lenhart C5-8l, and Stacy Whitsell K5-11l. Boys doubles teams were Brian MarchingtonfDon Crenshaw, Jeff CookfSteve Lorenz, and Brian JohnstonfJames Renwick. Girls doubles teams included Laura GainerfDonna Lenhart, Stacy WhitsellfKaren Lowery, Gina MattiodafTami Larson, and Kim Hurst f Susan Borlen. Kie Foreman was district singles champion, Steve Renwick, playing singles, and the doubles team of Gainer f Lenhart took a fourth place at district. f.,5j'i Il.-I Steve Lorenz, Jeff Cook, Steve Follett, Don Mike Crabtree, Kie Foreman, Brian Johnston, Crenshaw, Second, Coach Jim Peters, Bret Stein, Coach Mary Douglass. me Foreman makes one of his dynamne Saves TENNIS