South Albany High School - Sapere Aude Yearbook (Albany, OR)

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Rebel Runners Become Known 1 .g A is A ' ' 1, M. .,y ,Wg E grae- 'f 1 THIS PAGE CLOCKWISE: Gary Killgore runs in a home meet against Lebanon and West Albany. He went on to place third in District. Coach Neil Webber gives the runners a pep talk before a race. VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY: Coach Neil Webber, Randy Pruitt, Keith Killgore, Joe Budde, Gary Killgore, Jim Lundberg, Kervvin Koos, John Hosieth. NOT PICTURED: Brian Birky, Randy Shadley. 1,11 -.. 4-4 Q 1.1 :w if ' H 2 , V H Q J ' w - e

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sovnolviones Verburg, Bob Brell, Ted Wallace, Teresa Wallace, Vicki Wargnier, Greg Wellkie, Candy Wells, Rod West, Debra West, Will Westerburg, Angie Wetmore, Bill Williams, Shari Wilson, Dave Wilson, Rick Wilson, Thelma Wittria, Jack Woodman, Chuck Young, Bob Zimbelman, Roxanne 18 . SOPHOMORES ki iaaf' 'fi A f f A 'SM 1 X , E 5 X I s lam' Sophomores Remember Best . . . . . . When we won our first football game' Dianne Haworth . . . When l fell on my crutches. - Tracy Edwards . . . When I got a good girl report from Mr. Figoni! -Jodi Davis . . .When the Seniors acted like BIG shots! -Teresa Bush. ' . . . I got on Christmas Court and when Mr. Watson gave me a C on a P.E Test Angie Westerberg NOT PICTURED Evans, Andy Fenn, Stan Reynolds, Debbie Rowe, Jack Sherfy, Tom Sparks Brenda True Mark Valencia Tom Terri Quinton holds skull out of a still life arrangement in Mr. Briggs art class while Mera Mixell sketches it.

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Cross Country Girls Learn To Improve l feel that the South girls' team played as intensely as any other athletic teams, says Girls' Cross Country Coach Mike McCIendon. The small team primarily consisted of young girls who were inexperienced to the sport of Cross Country. So the main tasks were conditioning, pioneering a new girls sport at South, establishing a foundation for future seasons, and mostly, enjoying themselves. The team was not without its humorous moments. During one race, Peggy Guyer lost a contact. She tried to continue, but kept bumping into trees. Betsy Grimes, in her second race, sprained her ankle. Thinking it was just a simple sprain, the coaches sent her home, only to come to school the next day with crutches. Steph Haslam, a latecomer to Cross Country, was unable to finish the District Race due to the bruises and a battered body sustained from the gentle sport known as Powerpuff Football. Attitude of the girls improved throughout the season. They learned that girl athletes are feminine first, athletic second, and that a very gentle approach to training is required. Hopefully we'Il have a much larger turnout. The word should spread that cross country is kind of different but kind of un f I ' T -Coach lVlcClendon CLOCKWISE: Janet Lovelace runs in a home meet at Bryant's Park. GlFlL'S CROSS COUNTRY TEAM: FRONT ROW: Janet Lovelace, Peggy Guyer. BACK ROW. Debbie Wagner, Coach Mike McCIendon, Betsy Grimes. 20 0 CROSS COUNTRY