Halsey High School - Pirateer Yearbook (Halsey, OR)

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TB'L' ILLJMIN TIOW The Halsey rlrates enjoyed a victorioas season, playlng twenty nine e of Vh1Ch th y mon txenty and lost ni fals J b ed thro L the wrst foar gares, then care to a stand tlll, losln 6 oat oi Q re in a ro , oat flHlSV n h season ulth 9 mins in a ro lhe first five players consl ted oi Do loore ard on otchflss at forvarus, Vern nnlc an J 1 n lce at guards, and tan Falk f cen er coacr llllar Oleson,fro stressed a l 4 4 defense and ball control c 5 Ualse st rted t e season by travel n to lon roe h re they Slly d rollshed the Jraaons mith VernVannice and on lotchalss lead ng the way to a 47 43 Mln Dec 9, They joarn ed to oClO for the Llnn Coanty Jan boree there they 11S better ttan good, minnlnb 3 out of M ganes The games M re l rlted to two 3 rlnute quarters tre vlsltlng Prllorath tear Don Ioore led the onslaught wltn lb points They ment on to oatpolnt th arrlors S3 36 Dec li, Halsey vislted Erounsvlllefor thdpfipst leggug game They steamrolled over the Indians, 63 32 Ron notch kiss led all scorers with 22 polnts,Don and Vern Vannice following closely Dec 19 Palsey again traveled to Plea ant Hill fO1 a decisive win over the Pill billies , 69 55 Vern Vannice aced the wlnn rs with 20 polnts, aided considerably by Ron Hotchkiss, Don Moore and Stan Falx who tovether contributed 3b ooints Dec 22, Halse came back home and was upset by th Uarrisourb ea les, in olte of Vern V nnice's 2Ooolntbarra e It was their flrst defeat in the lea ue, they lost by a S M2 score Jan 2 The Pleasant dill Hill bllliescame douito reven their earlier def at b the Pirates they eked oat a M Ml win Stan ralx and Won Hotchkiss led the Plrates with l mn ll po nt Jan 3 lalsej lournered to Shedd where the low rated ardlnal tean tronne' all over the Pirates with a score Jan 7 ral ey, w'tn new deter inatlon, traveledto Jr wh re the lost l 1 foublt ane 1U that school'sco pala e JO 3 J n Ianni e, Stan Falf, and Don ooreledtne Plrate ulth lo 13 an' ll counters Jan l2, Fall tity ountalneers rambled down to Halsey to maxe the last second field voal to tio the Piratesfor the fiftr stra15ht loss Vern and Dick Vannlc got lO counters but the hivh wan of the ev ning was Don Voore with 15 oo nts Jan. lb, Halsey played host to the Monroe Dragons, the Pirates won by a M7 37 score, lt being a close game through out the contest. Ron Fotchkiss, Don Noore, and Stan Falk led the winners. Jan. l0, halsef nlayed in Sclo's new gfm and lost a close, hard fought league game, their sixth and final loss of the regular season. Don Moore and Dick Vannice led the Pirates in their 33 32 defeat. oaenn' A A ' A fl 4 - , gan s :. e' ' f v ne, I .- . .. F' n e' ree. .' 1 h -. ll 1 .L U ' S 5 1 7 .al s w '- ' 31 3 , , F . . tl e . . w. v . . , 5 ,, .,. W A s n u n 1. A t - . -W ' ,. ' ' F ' Y, YY Y Q Va e 'ld lC4 a n Q ' a s F. t . rw 1 1, - ' , - f fs ,- F L .4 .l A IT. U. Qs v. - - u . . De wr 9 . if v , : ,.. ' n , AA J .A V4 l- 1 L 5, -A .. L e . ' ea ' W e ' - 7 H ' ' 1' 4. 1.: : 1 T- - .L f J -A , , ' ov X-A O ' ' 1 -J .- , ' Q -l ' ' 'Y 4 , . . Ye 1 1 , 'ln , 1 . Dec. 12, The Pirates had everythlng their own wayagainst , . ,.. , l X l .l ls '. ,A ' 1 - f , Q . 1, . . . e L - V - , . I Y ' v ' W o - ' o ' . . , 1 s ' , - - , n e ' ' Y . . O O . y W V e . n U . .F 4. 1 Q S. , a. A . Q , Q A . . . , - . . M - F . e 7 g . H y - a . . A I V A - A -.1 V 1 s. E' I v 1 . , . - U ,, Y e a b l J 4 A 44 . Of to - 28. l. f, 1 s ' '- . ' , m Co- b1 f' , e e 1 yr a :ary 3 .. ' . W LD - .J , 4 . , , U . c f -5 . er. . c H l M x l v S 'v' , , C4 - ' a H . H Xin L. . U . ' -V ' 3 Q AA J. 1 'll . l 9 - , f O - .. - S A. l A l..

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Jan 23 Halsey traveled to Philomath and floated to an easy victory over the arriors, S2 M2 Dick Vannice led all Pirates, SCOPlHL 17 Sll hers Jan 26 After losing three league games Halsey came back to trounce the Brownsvllle Indians for the second tile, 6 39 The scoring was well divided among the startirv five players Jan 30 After a 60 mile trek to Woodburn, Halsey d feated a stubborn Boys' School team MS O ln a rough and trmble game Don Noore scored 1? points F 2 Next Halsey got revenge on Harrisburg, down1ng them M, 9 Both ball clubs nlayed outstanding games Stan Falk ard Vern Varnice led Halsey scores with 12 and ll re spectively Feb 6 Coburg came over to Halsey to suffer a defeat, Halsey, regaining stride took them with a margin, 52 no Vern Vannlce tallied 25 points to lead the Plrates' conquest Feb 9 Halsey took revenge on bhed with a w1n over the Cardinals, after having been upset earlier this season Vern Vannlce tallied 10 of the Pirates' total UO The final score was no 39 Feb 13 Later Halsey romped over the Boys' Training 17, led the rough and tumble game Feb 16 Next nalsey galned revenge by hanging a M6 defeat on the ball City uountaineers Don Moore and Vern Vannice led the Pirates with 16 counters Halsey started the Linn County Tournament with a w n over the stubborn but unconvincing Shedd Cardinals Ron Hotchkiss and Vern Vannlce led the Pirates with 1 and 12 points respectively In a thrilling game Halsey overcame the Harrisburg eagles I 2 lt was a close and exclting game all the way through Vern Vannice led the winners with lh points Halsey went down to defeat against the agles when the dumped the Pirates S 38 Stan Falk led the losers with 1 counters The next night Halsey claimed themselves Linn County charms when they defeated the H8PPlSbHPg agles Uh 37 Dick and Vern Vannice led the Pirates with 13 po nts apiece Champs of the Linn County Tournament, Halsey traveled to mugere for the District 3 B Tournament Halsey came out on top the first night b defeating a small but spirited team from Alsea Leading the way was Ron Hotchkiss with lL counters and Vern Vannice with ll points The second night Palsey overcame a stron but not strong enough Pleasant Hill team F1na1 score w s 3 23 Stan Falk and Don oore contributed most of the scoring but Dlck and Vern Vannice played a very good floor game the coach and all the Halsey followers, evervbody on tre team was an all star, but Vern Vannice, Stan Falk, Ron Hotchkiss and Don loore heloed make up the 8 outstanding ballplayers in the tournament according to a group of judges consisting of various officials present O , v lv YA 4 ' Q A T In - , C ' N 'I' .S o ' s u H 7 ' s LJ' - ' AJ . , -M ' ' e- eb. , H . ' 'V-2 . . 1 1 ' - Q . Y . , I - . 'V hi U . , . 1 ' ox ' School, 70-36. Don Ifioore, with 20, and Hon Hotchkiss, with 0 , ' ' A ,, - 1 . , q -I 4 ,9 1 0 U 1 . . U LL -LL - ' I . 1+ - . K . 1 P . Y rx -P A L 7 7 h U , I t S 0 V3 I-Q-' ' o 1 AL O, ' . . To .I l .J .