Viewmont High School - Eddas Yearbook (Bountiful, UT)

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Get Into The Swing Of Things f 3 X i si . 'Mir ,nn X! Z, l. S dl . Byron Bailey Top: Daren Black, Byron Bailey, Joel Curtis. Bottom: Garth Hogan, Steve me ey 'sas Daren Black .iii . 'WA . QQSN ukvyiw. .- .1 , Q S.. a x' K , ,If 3- - 2591 . ,- 1 , qt V, W .+- t t ryi Steve Smedley 'f az E X L AR' i if l Q, E I sf X H If Q54 jk 'fl S x it Joel Curtis Garth Hogan lt s tennis weather' Break out the rackets. The boys tennis team spent their time after school practicing their forehand backhand lobs and volleys to make the competitions a success Tennis being an individual sport requires more individual practice to obtain the skill that is needed to play a great game. However, without the spirit of the team backing up the individual players in tense moments, they would go nowhere. To keep up this dedicated commitment and spirit, their coach headed the team as they smashed their way through a great season. Many thanks to the coach and the team for a successful year of representing the Vikings with much success. Boys Tennis 57

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Tennis Anyone? Row l: Becky Lee, Julie Lish, Melissa George, Jill Hansen Row 2: Rozanne Allen, Cindy Neibaur, Lynda Garlick, Mrs. Arhart, Kris Preece, LeAnn Toolson The tennis team had a winning season. They won friend- ships, exercise and experience, even though the season record showed more losses than wins. They were led by their senior, and three year member, Jill Hansen. Jill was also voted by her team to be most valuable player . Cindy Neibaur received the acknowledgement of being most im- proved, and Melissa George was voted as being the most inspirational. Other varsity letter winners were Lynda Gar- lick, Julie Lish, and LeAnn Toolson. Newcomers to the team were Rozanne Allen, Becky Lee and Kris Preece. All in all it was a fun and successful season. . , .... , K ,f-its ., ' ie: sd . . sf . . ..,. -V I . . 1- ,. f u 'm.,.-4e4.:.,ti ,gas- 2 use f. Q 5 1 if tt i 3 T 4 avls ir I, 'rs .Wi The tennis team tries to imitate the Vykettes waiting for the rain to stop Melissa George offers another tennis ball to Jill Hansen after LeAnn already had one. 56 TENNIS TEAM

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Rowdies Take State S3 - 1 Front Row: Julie Hebdon, Marianne Chrisyance, Julie Lish, Denise Draper, Kandis Leishman, Angle Scedrose, LeeAnn Beckman, Dennie Chrishancen, Back Row: Marita Morris, Tonya Dye, Rikki Pace, Melinda Davis, Lisa Barraclough, Tammy Olsen, Wendy Ward, Heidi Husbands, Kim Blatter, Brenda Christensen, Coach Ward On October 9-10 the girls soccer team par- ticipated in the Boise Invitational in Idaho. At the end of regulation time the score was 3-3. They went into overtime and lost to Wahing- ton of a score 4-3. On November 3, the Region championships were held at Clearfield High, with Viewmont against Davis. Once again the end score at regulation time was 3-3. The teams went into overtime, but both teams were tough and no-one scored. They then went into a Suddn Death. fln soccer instead of a second overtime they go into shat is called sudden death. Which is where 5 players from each team kick a penalty kick at the goalie from the other team.j Points in sudden death were scored by Melinda Davis, Tonya Dye, and LeAnn Beckman. All attempts by Davis for a score were stopped by Denice Christen- sen. Viewmont Rowdies beat Davis in the Sud- den Death and became First region champs. This was both a very exciting and emotional time for this great team. They took state more then any other school in 4A. 58 GIRLS SOCCER M