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

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Front Row-Left to Right—Danny Shuss, Stub Lewis, Lddie Favor, Jim Robertson, Ron Henderson, and Lee Griffin. Back Row - Left to Right—Homer Brown, Gary Sackett, Gary Floch, Perry Triplett, Jon Brown, Howard Hopper, and Dexter Ausm n. mcr. 33 l emainder Asotin 49 Troy 36 Asotin 62 Lapwai 51 Asotin 62 Troy 40 Asotin 53 Lapwai 56 Asotin 68 St. Pats 46 Asotin 68 Deary 48 Asotin 62 LaCrosse 43 Asotin 57 Culdesac 39 Asotin 52 Deary 46 Asotin 48 Culdesac 44 Asotin 79 Kendrick 38 Asotin 50 Elk River 44 Asotin 79 Kendrick 38

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An oriental operetta presented by the Asotin High School Mixed Chorus featuring Judy Adley, Jo Anne Shaner, Maxine Krause, Bill Hopper, Ralph Franklin, Dick Gordon, Graeson Parsons, and Alton Tyer as principals. Special dance routines by Lynne Townsend and Stub Lewis. The operetta was under the direction of Mary Borden Vicker and was accompanied by Ina Jane Parsley. This page sponsored by the ASOTIN CIVIC ASSOCIATION.

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Left to Right—Front Row—Ron Henderson, Bob VanPelt, Harold Tetwiler, Jim VanPelt, Homer Brown, and Howard Hopper. Left to Right-Back Row-Danny Shuss, mgr., Gary Sackett, Bob Meeker, Dexter Ausman, Bill Hopper, Alton Tyer.Bill Holloway,mgr.,and Coach Rich Shulkin. GAMES OF 1952 Asotin 18 Lapwai 21 Asotin 20 Colton 42 Asotin 0 Deary 26 Asotin 51 Kendrick 6 Asotin 26 Kendrick 26 Asotin 29 Deary 47 The lack of reserves weakened the team considerably. The Asotin club played every team on even terms for three quarters, but because there were no replacements the team weakened and fell behind. The record the team posted by no means shows the brand of football the Panthers played. In the Lapwai game Asotin scored in the final seconds but it was called back because the referee said Meeker was out of the end sone when he caught the ball. The Panthers proved to have a very good passing attack. Bill Hopper, quarterback, threw 110 passes over the season and completed 71. Of these, 12 went for touchdowns.Bob Meeker caught 51 passes and made 10 touchdowns. The running game was good at times. Harold Tetwiler was the top ball carrier. He made several long gains. Two times he went over 50 yards for scores. The outstanding defensive player was Jim VanPelt who played defensive linebacker. He was very apt at diagnosing plays and several times stopped opponent backs for losses. As this was the first year for football at AHS and there were no experienced players we consider this a very successful season. 34