Castle Rock High School - Rocket Log Yearbook (Castle Rock, WA)

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2 9529 if -1 ji ae awp- at -S332 ELIZABETH DUDONSKY Homecoming Queen Left-ROY HEIMAN Honorary Cqpqqin Trlco League Champions Lewis County Champs CASTLE ROCK MOSSYROCK QState s Longest Wlnnlng Streakj fState s Highest Scoring Teamj Mythical Championship Southwest Washington Class B CHEHALIS HIGH SCHOOL FIELD FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1951 if ii? .3 sw Right-GENE F AULTNER Inspirational Award Winner RIDGEFIELD GAME Castle Rockis winning string of 12 straight games was sup- posed to come to an end at Ridge- field Friday, September 28, when the underdog Rockets invaded Spudderviiie for a critical lst pIace battle. I-Iippi's Rockets, playing against a much bigger Ridgefield team, plowed to a 26-O halftime Iead and coasted the remainder of the game to come home with a surprisingly easy 33-0 win, MOSSYROCK GAME After running ,through the Trico Ieague unbeaten for the 2nd straight year, running their unbeaten string to 18 straight, the Rockets met IVIossyrocIc's Vikings, aIso unbeaten for 2 straight years, in Chehaiis for the Southwest Washington Championship. It was a thriIIing game from start to hnish with the Rockets coming home with a 20-7 victory and their 19th straight without defeat.

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AK Q as if: 5 Ted Hippi, Coach Picking up where they left off last year, the Castle Rock Rockets drove to 8 straight league wins, a Jamboree triumph, and topped it off by taking the Southwest Washington title from Mossyrock at Chehalis 20-7. After a shaky start against La Center, the Rockets came through with smashing .wins over Ridgefield and Woodland. The Kalama game again was a hectic battle with the Red and White winning 12-6. Lf i Left-Ted Hippi. Coach ' Right-George Murdock, Line Coach After the Kalama win came easy victories over Cathlamet, Evergreen, and Deaf School. This set the stage for the final Rocket league game on the home field with the powerful White Salmon Huskies. With big Don Taylor and Gene Faultner each scoring three touchdowns the Rockets tied Kalama's 18-game winning stretch with a 48-6 victory. The Mossyrock victory closed out another un- beaten season for the Hippimen who now haven't tasted defeat since November l of 1949. SEASON'S X RECORD l:Castle Rock 6 T Sfevensen 0 Castle Rock 14 i LG Cenlel' 7 Castle Rock 33 ' Ridgefield 0 Castle Rock 33 Woodland 7 Castle Rocl: 12 KUICUTICI 5 Castle Rock 18 Cdfhldmei 0 Castle Rock 32 Evergreen 5 Cqsfle Rock 26 Deaf School 13 Castle Rock 48 White Salmon 6 4:Castle Rock 20 MosSYl'0Ck 7 3Trico Iamboree MPOSI Season SCOREBOARD Left-Rodger Dana, builder Right-Don Tinney. operator

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