Etna Union High School - Nugget Yearbook (Etna, CA)

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6 gcwdetdafi Bob Roberts, Jerry Reynolds, Bill Stacher, Ronnie Morris, John Clyde Hammond, Butch Black, Mr. Kelly. Skillen, Joe Davis, Tom Gurney, John Berthelsen, Jean Berthelsen, The spectators at the Fall River Tournament will not soon forget Etna. Both Etna's A and B teams played in the final championship games only to have lady fate deny them the coveted cham- pionships by a few points. However, second place in both divisions added new prestige to the Lions of Etna High. Football had its moment too. A highly favored Fort Jones team was all but driven from the plains of Etna as a determined, under-rated Lion six led until the last minute only to have victory snatched from its grasp by two points. Everyone present will long remember this game as the one of the almost miracle -a game Etna can be proud to register on its record hooks. Tlll PAFE' 'SPONSORED HY FRANK SEUSTROM Packard and Willys 510 South Main, Yreka, Califronia, Phone 437 YREKA HARDWARE 504 South Main Yreka, California

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5, Za High points of this year's exciting and athletic season were many. The Darling D's extended their home win record to three straight years. The C's gave the home fans unexpected excitement on two occasions as they played last second thrillers that will long be remembered. The B's had perhaps their greatest season on record this year in remaining in contention for the county championship up to the last game only to lose a heart- breaker. A difference of only nine points during the whole season cost them the highly regarded county title. For the A's it was a year of great improvement. Who will forget the last second shot that brought victory over a highly favored McCloud team, or the night of the mighty 69 to 21 victory over their cross valley rival, Fort Jones? THIS PAGK SPONSORED BY Mr. Preston, John Skillen, Bob Gilmore Jerry Reynolds, Phil Slover, Milton Steen, John Aitken Chuck Cromwell, Dave Norris, Duke Stroud, Butch Black. COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY STOCKWELI. MOTORS Fred J. Meamber and Sons F0 d Sales and Service Yreka Mt. Shasta 215 south Mam Yreka, California

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D Zcwketdczll Mr. Kelly, Jim Young, Sam Branson, Alva McBroom, Robert McCullough, Robert Lange, Bob Gilmore, Jesse Bigham, Bill Watrous Baseball will come in for its share of merit this year. A new park and fence and an unbeaten record at publication date leave promise of great things to come. Track has taken a new role on the Etna hill. Use of Pleasure Park for practice and meets has brought new interest in this fine sport. Tennis also has a new look. A great amount of interest and two coaches indicate future success on the hard surface courts. This then has been the athletic year at ol' Etna Union. A year of victory, defeat, thrills, and dis- appointment. But mo st of all this has been another year where every boy on every team played the game as best he could, with sportsman- ship, and desire, in the tradition of fair play that dominates all sports at Etna Union High school. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: CALIFORNIA-OREGON POWER COMPANY C. W. Patton, Manager Yreka District Yreka, California SISKIYOU TRACTOR AND IMPLEMENT COMPANY Caterpillar Track Type Tractors John Deere Tractors and Implements 612 South Main, Yreka, California, Phone 756