Douglas High School - Trojan Yearbook (Winston, OR)

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Nha SOPHOMORE LON PAULSON chalked up another win. Douglas defeated Glide's Wild- cats by a close 29-24. Season Totals Takedowns Fleversals Escapes NearfaHs Predicaments FaHs DHS OPP 235 94 206 96 79 43 108 34 137 38 153 49 smt WAITING FOR THEIR awards in the 178 weight division at the district meet were seniors Joe Long, center, and Keith Falls, left. Glide placed third. STATISTICIANS LARK JONES and Bonnie Powell tallied team and individual points during the meets. Other stats keepers were Chris Meyer, Chris Holland, Janet Fteagles, and Phyllis Smith. WRESTLING 95

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STRUGGLING HARD TO break the hold of his opponent was a Trojan matman. Douglas' men won 152 and tied six of the possible 254 matches. 1968-69 Team Scores OPP. DHS North Douglas. . . . . 0 57 Sutherlin ..... . . 24 20 South Umpqua . . . . . 27 24 Grants Pass . . . . . 20 28 Roseburg . . . . . 10 55 Riddle . . . . . 15 50 Coquille . . , . 32 16 Pacific . . . . . 26 30 Del Norte . . . . 23 32 Glide. . . . .24 29 Bandon ..... . . 18 43 Waldport ..... . . 10 42 South Umpqua . . . . . 34 18 North Douglas ........ 18 36 Sutherlin ............ 29 22 South Umpqua Invitational ..... first place Bandon Invitational ....... second place Pacific Invitational . . . . . second place WITH A BEARHUG, Chris Holland con- SENIOR GRAPPLER JEFF Frame held his position while contemplating an gratulated 178 pounder Joe Long, dis- escape route. Frame completed the season with 11 wins, 10 loses and 1 tie. trict champ. 94 WRESTLING

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1968-69 VARSITY BASKETBALL Squad: Manager Glenn Woodall, Keith McDonald, Bruce Ellis, Jose Apraiz, Mana- Stutzmen, Jerry Cohea, Ron Bates, Steve Wold, Jim Cron- ger Dave Stutzman, Coach Bill Wold, center. nin, Jerry Daughtery, Richard Fritz, Tom Chasm, Terry Basketball Team Enjoys Good Season l l 96 BASKETBALL Forward Jerry Daughtery snatched top Umpqua Valley League scoring position by averaging 19.7 points per game. Third place went to Terry Woodall with a 13.5 average. Se- niors Daughtery and Woodall were named to the first UVL all-star team, while Guard Bruce Ellis, also a senior, earned a position on the second all-star team. Second place in UVL competition went to Douglas as they completed the season with a 12-14 league record, after falling to the Sutherling Bulldogs three times. For many seniors, graduation marked the end of their possible career in basketball. Some continued to play in college. Nine seniors faced this problem in 1969. Those who graduated were Ron Bates, Jerry Daughtery, Terry Woodall, Tom Chasm, Bruce Ellis, Don Kimball Keith Mc- Donald, Richard Fritz, and Jose Apraiz. Juniors Jerry Cohea and Mike Cornell joined Sophomore Steve Wold as the only returning team members in the fall of 1969. Managers David and Glenn Stutzman, brothers, assisted head coach Bill Wold and assistant coach Duane Wakefield throughout the season. RUNNING THE SCOREBOARD kept Mel- Q vin Jones, English instructor, busy each uarter.