Pleasant Hill High School - Hepta Yearbook (Pleasant Hill, OR)

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a. Ann Spies looks disgusted with the happenings. b. Smiling wide are Captain Becky Smith and Coach. c. Ayyy.. Most Inspirational Maureen and Linda look real tough. d. In action Ann Spies is up for the spike. e. Fighting the opponents with raised hands are Kim and Ann. f. Huddled for a Victory! 1 'Q' , L., f ' , , 1 is Q 45 xg 1 s i , nu-1 K '- ,L .1 VARSITY ,ig 3. VOLLEYBALL SCOREBOARD OPP. Elmira 2 South Umpqua 3 Douglas 2 Sutherlin 2 Glide 2 Creswell 2 Oakridge 2 Marist 3 South Umpqua 2 Douglas O F Sutherlin 1 i 1 Glide 2 0 Creswell 3 1 Oakridge 2 0 Marist 3 1 VOLLEYBALL II7

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H6 Varsity Volleyball The girls Varsity Volleyball team won 2 of 15 games this year. This record shows little of the amount of work and time spent by each girl. This year's team was fairly young. It consisted of 6 sophomores, 3 juniors, and l senior, Becky Smith. Because the team was so young, they didn't have the experience needed to be a winning team. But Coach Van Roekel says, 'This year.'s team has the potential to win in the future? 'Most Valuable' player was Ann Spies. Juniors Maureen Slusher and Linda Morris were voted 'Most lnspirationali Linda was also 'High Scorer'. The 'Most Improved' player was Karen Baltzer. UL Q L-R BACK ROW: Coach Delva Van Roekel, Pam Green wood, Karen Balt- zer, Maureen Slu- sher, Kim Need- ham, Becky Smith. FRONT ROW: Linda Morris, Lorie Walker, Janet Faught, Rhonda Jackson, Ann Spies. VOLLEYBALL 14 sax 4, ' I ,, Q! ,r,1.A 1 f i

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H8 Cross Country The Billie Cross Country squad had one of its stronger teams this year, compared to past years. The team was composed of one freshman, six sophomores two Juniors and a lone senior, Paul Buehler. With sophomore Kevin Morris leading the way with a 10th place finish in the district final, the young harriers finished fifth ln the lea gue, which was dominated by the Southern schools of the newly-formed Sky-Em league. At the fall cross country banquet, junior Kent Boles, the most consistent runner, was named Most Valuble Player. Sopho more Kevin Morris received the Most Improved award from Coach Bob Darling. For the second time ever, there was a girls cross country team. Student tea- cher Pat Rarrick, volunteered his ser- vices to coach them. Although the girls didn't have a complete team, they improved endividualy throughout the season. SCOREBOARD P.H. OPP. 31 Glide 24 15 Marist Inc. 27 S. Umpqua 28 17 Creswell 45 32 Oakridge 23 38 Sutherlin 21 27 S. Umpqua 28 36 Douglas 21 37 S. Umpqua 23 15 Marist Inc. 34 Central Linn 22 18 Creswell 40 31 Oakridge 26 43 Douglas 18 45 Glide 18 a. Kevin Morris paces Randy Chastain, Isaac Babbs, and Wes Maloney through the first part of P.H.'s 5,000 meter cross country course. b. At the start of the District Cross Country meet held at L.C.C., Billie harriers wait intently for the sound of the gun. c. L to R: Paul Buehler, Peter Anderson, Jeff Gielish, Row 2: Coach Bob Darling, Dewey Heisma, Kevin Morris, Lance Stanley, Row 3: Wes Maloney, Randy Chastain, Kent Boles, Isaac Babbs, CROSSCOUNTRY