Asotin High School - Panthers Purr Yearbook (Asotin, WA)

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War Aclivifies C503 The Associaled Sfudenr Body has fried +o cooperale and parficipale in every way wi'rh The communify's war elilorf. A Bond auclion in Ocrober nefled SI35O cash from 'rhe s+uden+s wi+h Mr. Gerlilz as auc+ioneer. Calces, cookies and a melon were all auc- +ioned off for S500 Bonds and many orher arricles were included. The sfudenls assisled wiih 'rhe Communily Bond parfy in February. The various organizafions in Asolin sold ac+s of enl'er+ainmen'r for War Bonds and Defense Sfamps were used for admiHance ficlcefs. This suc- cessful War Bond drive was in connecfion wi+h lhe Fourrh War Loan. We also assisfed 'rhe Boy Scoufs wi+h +he paper drive, salvaged grease and sold War Sfamps in rhe halls during 'rhe noon hour. Fire Squad Slanley Johnson was chosen by The members of 'rhe sfudenl body To serve as Fire Chief for 'rhis school year. Sfanley named +he following boys as his assisfanlsz Harvey Scoff, Don Barbee. Gaylord and Duane Appleford in 'rhe upper hall and Jack Barkley and Gene Cox in 'rhe lower hall. There were no fires during fhe year buf +he fire squad was always alerf and ready 'ro serve.

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Baskelball 65089 The A leam consisled of llefl' 'ro righ'r, back rowl: Harold Benedic+, manager: Sam Ga+herer, Jack Barkley, Byron Floch, Jack Guier. Second row: Orville Reed, Don Barbee, Harvey ScoH. Earl Kelley. Coach Clabby. Fron+ row: Jack Wisdom and Dean Ausman. JACK WISDOM was one of our key men on lhe backboard and was ex- ceplionally good on pivol shols. DEAN AUSMAN was 'lhe leading scorer for lhe season. He won quile a repulalion lhroughoul' 'rhe coun+y for his unorlhodox shofs. When Dean was on lhe res+ of 'rhe 'ream seemed +o click. EARL KELLEY was The only Freshman on The +eam. He didn'+ always play on fhe firsl' five buf when fhe 'ream needed a sub Earl proved very capable. DON BARBEE was lhe smallesl member on +he squad yef he was one of 'rhe besl dribblers and mosl capable ball handlers. JACK GUIER was handicapped by inexperience buf he showed lo+s ol light He played in a maiorily of 'rhe ball games. COACH CLABBY look Jrhe baske+ball leam 'rhrough 'rhe season wi+h a high degree of cooperalion and sporlsmanship among lhe players. He was well liked by all lhe boys and was considered an excellem' coach. ORVILLE REED was a good man under The baskel buf he was handicapped by his lack of height JACK BARKLEY didn'+ seem +o make use of his heigh'r al firsl' buf laler he broke info his slride and he was one of lhe leading scorers. HARVEY SCOTT showed probably more improvemenl 'rhrough l'he season 'rhan any olher player. The feam relied a greal deal on him defen- sively in 'fhe Tournament Those who lurned our for Baskelball were llefl +o righl, back rowl: Jack Wisdom, Jack Guier. Jack Barkley, Byron Floch, Harvey Scoll, Coach Clabby and Harold Benedict manager. Second row: Don Barbee, Tom Ga+herer. Sam Galherer, David Ausman, Dean Ausman. Bob King. Fron+ row: Orville Reed, Jesse Bly. Gene Cox, Harold Enyearl' and Earl Kelley.