Wapato High School - Wasehian Yearbook (Wapato, WA)

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gmeezdad Winning the basketball jamboree started the Wolves on their pre-season campaign with four wins and two losses. The Wolves went into the tournament with high spiritsg they won their first game from Ellensburg, but because of poor shooting lost their next two games to Yakima and Pasco. Seven seniors five juniors, and one sophomore composed the team of the 1950-1951 season. Ted Cummings, Sher- F ' R d nbau h la ed their last man Knight, Herbert Schanzenbach, Delmar Stover, Bob Russ, George Griffith, and rancrs e e g p y year of varsity basketball for Wapato. jim Bauer set a new Northern Division scoring record. His record was 215 points in fourteen games. jim Bauer ll . jim Bauer was was chosen for the Northern Division all-star team, and Jerry Tilton was on the second a -star team elected honorary captain and inspirational player by his teammates. Congratulations go to Coach Pete Dietrich and his assistant Hanford Rants for their fine job of coaching this season. Wapato -.-......... 4 1 Sunnyside ..,......, 3 3 Wapato .....,...... 47 Highland .......... 38 Wapato ............ 48 Richland .....,...... 5 1 Wapato .....,...... 60 Highland .......... 42 WaP2fO ------,..... 40 Pasco ..........,,.... 38 Wapato ........,, .3 2 Marquette ........ 3 3 WaPaf0 -........... 46 Sunnyside .... J ..... 54 Wapato ............ 62 Ellensburg ........ 43 WHPHYO ----........ 58 Richland ............ 46 Wapato ............ 5 1 Yakima ............ 5 3 Wapato ----.-...... 58 Pasco ................ 50 Wapato ............ 58 Cle Elum .......... 5 2 WaP2tO -........... 51 Marquette ........ 35 Wapato ............ 66 Toppenish ........ 50 Wapato -........... 53 Ellensburg ......., 55 Wapato ............ 6 1 Selah ................ 3 1 WaPat0 ............ 3 3 Yakima ............ 40 tWapato ............ 48 Ellensburg ........ 40 Wapato ............ 38 Cle Elum .....,.... 27 fFWapato ............ 36 Yakima ............ 54 W2pat0 ............ 48 Toppenish ........ 2 8 'l'Wapato ............ 37 Pasco ................ 45 Wapato ............ 61 Selah ................ 50 'Vfournament game 2-swat emma Second row: Darwin Nelson, Managerg Glenn Rasmussen, David Stover, David Nissen, Coach Rants. First row: Norio Takayama, Terry Seward, Max Faris, Sam Nishi, Dean Carmichael. 29

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T mad Family row: Howard Orr, Joe Meshki jim Rice, Fred Sanford, Ray Thomas, Bill Quantrell, Bob Russ Leroy Skelton V' 'l C . la - ' rrgi ameron T im' row. Herb Valdez, Ben Dawson, Bob Hale, Elmer Adams, Dean Carmichael, john Ham, Dori Delp, Ronald Paganelli, john Nelson, Ken Landeis. Second row: Masao Nishi, Elmer Sagara, Gene Wick, Willis Nesmith, Bill Abella, Lavoe Adams, Don Groth, Ronald Saxton Alvin Gangle Albert Garcia Fin! row' Eugene Hooper Dick Volkman, Delmar Sanford, George Cardenas, Don Pelzer, Sam Nishi, Duane Enghretson, Lawrence Sherbahn, 7eMrle Lockwood, Hershel Andrews, Edwin Hardt. This year's cinder squad had six returning lettermen to build their team around. With sixty-five boys turning out, Coach Ed Chissus had a great deal of material to develop into successful trackmen. 'gaaefali go un ei way un er the able direction of Coach Craig Currie. The team, with six returning lettermen and much help from non-lettermen and underclassmen, had a good baseball season. The baseball season t d ' d l Third row: Ted Worms, Manager, Bruce Geffe, Will Nicholoff, jim Thomas, Richard Orndorff, Paul Smartlowit Norio Taka ama S ni M y . econ row: r. Currie, Coach, George Nickoloff, Sherm Knight, Jerry Tilton, Ted Watson, Max Faris, Bill Schroeder, Forrest Baugher, Sam Uchida, Darwin Nelson, Manager. First row: jerry Perrottr, Earl Menard, Harry Ume- moto, Ed Geffe, Don Myers, Francis Redenbaugh, Kuni Takayama. 30