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

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 Yes, I enjoyed coaching; there is a special relationship that developes between a coach and athletes that I really appreciated. -Coach Lovlien Girl’s Gymnastics Injuries Disappoint Team We faced many injuries and could not afford them as we started with a small team , commented Coach Lovlien. Nearly all of the girls received some type of injury throughout the season. The outlook is good for next fall as the girl's team will be larger and this year's team will have more experience. The winner of Most Outstanding Gymnast went to Torri Moore, and Most Improved Girls Gymnast was won by Sandy Proffitt. Both girls will be returning next fall. GYMNASTICS TEAM: FRONT ROW: Sandy Larson, Karri Luther, Denise Mackie, Coach Lovlien. BACK ROW: Sandv Proffitt Torri Moore, Ruth Anderson, Debbie Wolter. ’ GYMNASTICS-23

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GIRLS GYMNASTICS 43.92 McNary 69.43 Stayton 36.33 32.65 Thurston 54.85 32.75 Sprague 43.15 30.90 Corvallis 40. 95 43.80 Aloha 79.95 South Eugene 92.95 31.85 West Albany 51.45 33.40 Lebanon 61.59 34.50 Woodburn 31.05 North Salem 46.20 Boy's Gymnastics SA 101.3 W. Albany 96.4 78.01 Lebanon 96.85 91.98 Crescent Valley 84.96 101.5 Willamette 132.78 South Eugene 150.99 94.36 South Salem 89.525 90.775 North Salem 85.45 61.75 Corvallis 87.88 85.01 Sprague 71.73 70.28 Thurston 94.21 78.9 McNary 67.9 District Seventh OPPOSITE PAGE: CLOCKWISE: Torn Moore performs for an assembly as Sandy Larson looks on. It was a disappoint-season for Wendy Burch, as she was injured early in the season. THIS PAGE: CLOCKWISE: Mark Haven concentrates while doing his routine. Debbie Wolter gracefully con- tinues her floor exercise.

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Volleyball: Netters Keep Enthusiasm Although we had a losing season, that doesn't mean that we didn't accomplish anything. With the exception of the re- turning seniors, we had to start from scratch, says Coach Kolen. The team held their annual awards banquet Thursday, Nov. 3. Award winners included Laurie Rodgers, Wendy Baaske, outstanding players; Martha Kroessin, Mari Horvath, most inspirational; and Becky Ries, most improved. The year was summed up by Senior Laurie Rodgers, We all put out our best effort, but luck wasn't on our side. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL SA 0-12 Sprague 15-15 S-10 W. Albany 15-15 7-15-5 N. Salem 15-10-15 0-2 S. Salem 15-15 3-8 McNary 15-15 6-2 Crescent Valley 15-15 9-1 Thurston 15-15 14-5 Lebanon 16-15 3-0 Corvallis 15-15 2-1 Sprague 15-15 3-11 W. Albany 15-15 1-3 N. Salem 15-15 13-7 S. Salem 15-15 6-13 McNary 15-15 9-9 Lebanon 15-15 7-9 Crescent Valley 15-15 12-0 Corvallis Season Record 0 wins-13 losses 15-15 It was a long-winless season, but the experience, improvement, and enjoyment for all us was most rewarding and satisfying. —Karen Kolen THIS PAGE CLOCKWISE: Senior Wendy Baaske bumps the ball up. Senior Becky Ries saves the ball from going out. Freshman Martha Kroessin sets the ball. TEAM PICTURE: FRONT ROW: Manager P. True, M. Kroessin, M. Horvath, P. Jordan, Coach K. Kolen. BACK ROW: C. Johnson, L. Robertson, L. Rodgers, W. Baaske, G. Winden, M. Stadler. Senior Laurie Rodgers goes for the block. 24-VOLLEYBALL