Highland High School - Tycoma Yearbook (Cowiche, WA)

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The Highland 1953 football team started out the season with 68 candidates for the various positions. There were quite a few lettermen back, and the rest were boys with a lot of desire and willingness to play football. The Scotties opened up against a strong Prosser ball club which over-powered the Scotts 28-13 for the win. In the second game the Scotties took their re- venge by traveling to Sumner, beating Sumner 27-0 in a lop-sided tilt. In the first leagpe game against Marquette, Highland proved that they were not easily overcome when they lost by only one touchdown 27-20 against the league winning Mar.quette Squires. The following week was very successful for the Scotties. With very few mistakes, they ran over the favored Wapato team 40-6 in the Scott's best game of the year. jim Newbill Richard Kirkendal Dwight Pool Ardith Moberly jack Driver Leo Cozza Stan Sorenson RON ROCHEI. Foolball Capmizz DALE LEACH Impimtional Award Winner To show Highland followers that the last game was no stroke of luck, the team scored a decisive 27-6 win over Ellensburg, which was the first time Highland has beaten this school in its short football history. In the next game Toppenish tied the favored High- land team 0-0 in a hard fought battle in the Top- penish Homecoming game. On successive weekends Highland lost to Naches 19- 7, Cle Elum 21-7, and Selah 20-14. Fullback Dale Leach was voted Inspirational player for the year by his teammates and Ron Rochel, Cap- tain. Don Melton made the second team on the Northern Division All-Star team. Graduating sen- iors are: Ron Rochel, Don Melton, Bill Hammer- meister, Fred Elander, jim Losey, Roger Smith, Carl Wagner, Dale Leach, jim Manring, jerry Vander Howen and Gale Sorenson.

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Left to right: Manager Bill Mahre, Arnold Pleasant, Leon Marcum, Don Wilmoth, jerry Leslie, Gary Smith, Stan Sorenson, Anthony Hill, Ernest Wiess, Harold Stone, Manager, Ken Mannin, and Coach Mr, Driver. Left to right: Mr. Pool, Junior Price, Dale Wilkenson, Ron Myles, Carl Smith, Glen Collins, Roger Smith, Alan Purdon, Wayne Marples, Gill Perdue, Leon Burnam, and Don Zier. FOOTBALL B TEAM Get that ball, Cline! Highland offensive ready to go

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Reserves Help Scots io Victory TOPPENISH - Field goals by' substitutes Ken and Ron Rochel oke ame and the Scotties went on to post a 42-28 Class A League basketball triumph over Toppenish Saturday midway in the final quarter br Highland away from a. tight g night. It was the initial win of the league season for the defending C0-ChH1T1Di0rl i V Highland Scotties, while Toppenish' suffered its sec- ond straight reversal. with six minutes remaining Ea 5-u. 'UQ are :wg EN 25 ra .9..?:' Ha. Sw O'U 'TE .. 2. 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