Fife High School - Illahee Yearbook (Fife, WA)

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ANDREW AMBUEHL All Star IVAN JENSEN DALE BOWMAN LeROY WISSINGER WALLY MILLARD BOB FROELICK WAYNE SMITH 's V13 if 4' RONALD JENSEN JIM JOHNSON JIM ROBINSON FRANK DOOR ELVAN SHOLIN MICKEY PETARCIK JIM PETTERSEN BILL DIETRICH FRANK CHRISTOFH LEONARD FINLAYSON PAUL JENSEN Qww, X, fit K7 PHILIP LELLI TOM HALL FRED SCHLUMPF All Star All Star A11 Star Football OLMQUIST JEWEL LGQUA The strong gridders of Fife fought their way to their fifth straight championship in the Pierce County League. The Trojans, playing on the new Memorial Field, won all of their eight league games and tied a tough Bellarmine eleven in the opening game. A non-conference game, the Bell-Fife tiff, initiated the new Trojan Memorial Field, erected in the honor of those who fought in World War 11. The amount appropriated for the new stadium was 515,000 Due to shortages in building material the grandstand was not built but lighting was completed. Four of Fife's most outstanding players this season were selected for A11-Conference A11-Stars. Captain Fred Schlumpf, quarterback, Tom 1-fall, halfback, Phil Lelli, center, and Andy Ambuehl, end, were selected for the All-Conference team. Andy Ambuehl and Tom Hall are juniors and will be back for another season. The closest and toughest league game of the season was against Eatonville, a long standing rival of Fife. The final score was 19-14 in Fife's favor but theoretically the final outcome was decided by a first down which the Trojans barely made. All of the home games and one away, that with Eatonville, were broadcast through the courtesy of station KTB1. Under the leadership of the unusually fine mentor, Coach Bill Vinson, the Trojan grid team finished a spark- ling season triumphantly and there gleams the prospect of an even greater season when the men of Troy again take to the gridiron. Sept. 3 Fife 6 Bellarmine 5 Sept. ZU Fife 19 Federal Way 6 Sept. Z6 Fife 33 Kapowsin 6 Oct. 5 Fife 19 Eatonville 14 Oct. 10 Fife 32 Roy 6 Oct. 18 Fife 31 Gig Harbor lfl Oct, 31 Fife 21 Orting 13 Nov. 8 Fife 26 Vaughn 7 Nov. 14 Fife 39 Yelm O EEE M75