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

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Powder Puff Highlights Red and Grey Days Juniors Wm Week C U55 ' f H ii. - OPPOSITE PAGE CLOCKWISE: Junior Powder Puff Cheerleaders David Schaefer, Randy Graves, and David James perform on stage dur- ing Friday Noon Live. Senior Randy Shadley rolls his way to a spirit point. CENTER: COURT: Sophomore Teresa Bush escorted by Mr. Richard Bacon, Tammy Ostrom, Senior Martha Briggs escorted by Mr. Harley Briggs, Junior Sandy Larson escorted by Mr. Paul Larson, Senior Queen Tammy Simmons escorted by Mr. Max Simmons, Jimmy Yon, Senior Kim Propst escorted by Mr. Bob Green, Sophomore Tami Rediger escorted by Mr. Wayne Flediger, and Junior Sherry Westerberg escorted by Mr. Don Westerberg. THIS PAGE Sophomore Cindee Fidler eats her way to a spirit point for her class. Junior Hall Decoration. Seniors Terri Bonfield, Kim Patrick, Robyn Brown, and Lisa Layman come to school dressed as Kiss on Record Day. 26 0 RED AND GREY DAYS

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PAGE CLOCKWISE: Junior Sandy Larson her charm on the balance beam. Senior Diane shows her flexibility in a meet against West Albany. Larson. BACK ROW: Diane Covey, Shelley Emmitt, Foust. THIS PAGE CLOCKWISE: Diane Covey vaults the West meet. Freshman Kari Luther does a back roll in floor exercise routine. GYMNASTICS TEAM: FRONT ROW: Kari Luther, Female Gymnasts Cope With Inexperiencc A lack of experience was a characteristic ofthe girls gymnastics team , both in coaching and among the girls themselves, This was Nlrs. Betty Rondeau's first coaching job: there were only two seniors competing: Shelley Emmett and Diane Covey. Both were all- arounds. lt was a learning experience for most of the team members , stated Rondeau. According to Coach Rondeau all of the girls worked very hard. Everyone got to compete which made the hard work worth it. One of the disappointing things about the season was the inconsistency of scoring. It was very discouraging to the girls to know that they were improving but not have it show up in their scores , said Rondeau. .o,.,...aa-- L.4ar- GYMNASTlCS 0 25

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wx Q5 MXN X 'sX,L D XQIV y O X56 , YU QM Y-Xtp ,W O45 lil Milf V wrJil.QDJieN?iff'fi2fCv0f? wk QW eff, ff-,gs sf flffffe Red and Grey Days started off on the right foot with a mismatch shoes and socks contest. Also that day Homecoming Court was announced. The rest of the week was filled with various activities such as the jello eating contest, hat day, record roll, and Red and Grey clothes. South added a new tradition to Homecoming with Powder Puff Football. The senior girls took on the junior girls with the outcome 2-O in favor of the Class of '77. At the Friday assembly the Court was escorted by their fathers or an adult friend, Oueen Tammy Simmons was crowned to reign over South's fifth Homecoming. During Friday Noon Live, MC'ed by DJ Gilham, students found out the results of the spirit points for the week: Juniors took over the week with eight points, the Seniors were close behind with five. Sophomores finished with only one. A Saturday night Homecoming dance concluded the week, the first ever held on a Saturday. Chairman Sue Elshire headed the week. Her reply as to the outcome: lt was a really good week and I want to thank everyone who helped make it turn out. RED AND GREY DAYS o 27