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

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Defence Sparks J. V. Wins J.V. . FOOTBALL SA 29 W. Albany 6 6 McNary 12 6 Sprague 7 12 Corvallis 16 6 Marshall 12 20 N. Salem 14 14 S. Salem 54 25 Lebanon 6 Season Record 3 wins-5 losses Front row: left to right; S. True, K. Puttbreese, M. Stutzman, K. Borst, B. Kirschner, S. Haight, G. Holm, Second row: T. Goss, C. Choi, G. Collins, B. Jackson, T. Saunders, K. Maynard, C. Mowrey, Third row; S. Schilling, L. Davis, D. Runninghawk, M. Vaughn, R. Anderson, R. Boese, C. Cremer, Fourth row: L. Maltbie, B. Payton, T. McWilliams, D. Keller, J. Tyvoll, J. Feagins, Fifth row: T. Valencia, G. Conser, M. Sheafer, J. Fiegenbaum, J. McQueary, S. Krzoska. J.V. FOOTBALL-17

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Junior Varsity Football Season highlight for the Junior Varsity Football team was the first game of the season as they de- feated cross town rivals, West Albany. The outstanding players for offense were; Ted McWilliams, Randy Anderson, defense; Tom Valencia, Curt Cremer, Scott True and Barry Payton. The Rebels other two wins came at the end of the season; one was over North Salem 20-6, then they topped off their season with a 25-6 victory over Lebanon. Mental lapses were the team's main problem during the season, ac- cording to Coach Leininger. Their season ended with a 3-5 record. This Junior Varsity Football Team has as much potential as any group that has come through South Albany. -Coach Leininger OPPOSITE PAGE CLOCKWISE: Brian Kirchner runs for a touchdown. Ken Maynard takes a handoff from Joe Tyvoll. Tom Valencia is trimphant after scoring a touchdown on an interception as Jay Grubb, Larry Davis, and Steve Krzoska congratulate him. Joe Tyvoll successfully kicks an extra point. THIS PAGE CLOCKWISE: Doug Keller breaks away for extra yardage against Lebanon. Greg Holm blocks for Doug Keller as Randy Anderson and Scott True look on. Loren Maltbie goes to the right as Randy Boese fades back for a pass. 16-J.V. FOOTBALL

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Two Rebels Run To State The Rebel Harriers were invited to several invitational meets, at which a number of runners proved outstanding including: Juniors Greg Emerson, Dave Cano, and Randy Pruitt; Seniors Garry Killgore and Kerwin Koos. The consistency Killgore has shown throughout 4 years of cross country has earned him the Most Valuable Runner award for the third year. The improvement Koos showed in four years of running led him to be selected the Most Improved Runner three years consecutively. These quali- ties also placed Killgore and Koos in the state meet which produced two years of All-State honors for Killgore. The Fall season of Girls Cross Country was the first in South's history that the girls could compete as a full team with more than five members. The girls team was led by Senior Peggy Guyer and Sophomore Dawn Hyatt. The girls team was invited to several meets and proved to many other teams in the Dis- trict they were a strong contenders. Senior Stef Haslam sumed up the season, Even with the many different personalities we strived together as a team for success. Garry Killgore and Kerwin Koos had great seasons. The rest of the runners were young and need more running to make us a more competitive team next year. -Neil Webber OPPOSITE PAGE CLOCK- WISE: Garry Killgore pushes toward finish. Troy Heckman finishes at Bryant Park. THIS PAGE CLOCK- WISE : Garry Killgore and Kerwin Koos run ahead of the pack. Sidelined for the season, Keith Killgore works his stopwatch. Killgore and Koos finish first and second. 1S-CROSS COUNTRY