Woodburn High School - Wohiscan Yearbook (Woodburn, OR)

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av A11-Star Jay Farman dribbles in to score against JFK. y.fs. , ,f Raul Ramirez surveys situation as he slinks into Trojan territory

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ulldocg Efforts lffyvff This yea1 s Bulldog Basketball season left the fans hoarse but happy. Eight league wins and four losses tied the Bulldogs with Gladstone, already twice beaten by the WHS Hoopers. The Gladiators and 'Dogs met once more on the neutral Gervais court. Lots of action and excitement filled the gym as the score teetered between the teams. The final few minutes determined the winner with Gladstone edging Woodburn, 42-38.

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eelleiecgs Pierce in Varsity Basketball Bulldogs ended regular season play against John F. Kennedy High School of Mt. Angel with a 63-44. This Win left WHS with a league record of 8 Wins and 4 losses, equal to that of Gladstone. Cold shooting con- tributed to the Dogs' loss to Gladstone in the capitol conference playoff at Gervais. Gladiators won 42-38. The Stayton Eagles clinched the Capitol Conference title by defeating WHS Bulldogs for the second time. Dogs, coming from behind, fell one point short to lose 38-37. Jon Blac k C o-Captain At the annual Awards Banquet, Coach Yuranek gave honors to all the players for their efforts during the year. Jay Farmen was voted Most Valuable Player on basis of his rebounding consistencyg Raul Ramirez, Most Improved Player, and Bill Abbs, Most Valuable Player in practice on basis of his hard work over the past three years. Conference Jay Farmen Co-Captain All Conference Team Mike Nelson Jerry Mannenbach All Conference Team Honorable Mention Gary Hawley