Newport High School - Bruin Yearbook (Newport, WA)

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FQCTBBLL Every student in High School feels very proud of it's foot- ball team, although the team holds a tie with Deer Park for the Northeast Conference, the following scores very well indicate the strength of our team. well Games Played and Scores Newport Spirit Lake--is6---sseefs-:::efs-2: ------- -----15 Mi1an----- ----- o--- ------ -------- ----- ---26 Cusick ---- ee:--Osss e-he ---- ss--ss---heels------59 Mead---- ---- - 7.,..... Deer Park ----- -0 Y--e-- --w------e--- ---------12 A ---- -- rn O lone- --------- o----- --------------- -------59 Priest River-:-0 ----------- -----------------15 Total 15 161 The following boys made it possible for Newport Hi to be so represented Ronald Anderson Keith Amsbaugh James Sewell Harold Larsen Grover Painter Dale Bodell Dave Mc Entire Jack Littooy- Joe Long Jack Sartin George Pulford Willis Norstndt Robert Van Amburgh George Broten B ck Shumway Ernest Black Bob Zumwalt Curtis Coonrod Leslie Dunwoodie Gordon Graupner TENNIS O ' O R. D. Smith Glen Hustead Ceaton Daly Ch:-,rltgs .Trask Delmen Adkins Winston Anderson Martin Overmyre Buddy Zumwalt Craig Cross Tuffy Painter Orlan Knuth On Hay 17, the county tennis tournament was held in Newport but as usual the weather prevented the completion of the match. Newport, who has held the championship for three years, had no chance to show their ability. Teams were present from Ione and Cusick. Those from Newport who prepared for the tournament were v Carol Adams Jean Bow an Jean Bardwell Eunice Fox Mildred Hutchcraft Quinton Fields Ronald Anderson Keith Amsbaugh James Sewell Joe Long Laverne Jaynes Wayne Fqx '

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Baxsketball Newport High School experienced one of the best basketball seasons in its history during the past year. The following scores indicate the 'superiority of the Newport team! Dec- 21 Newport- 25 Priest River- 19 Jen. 4 16 A n n ,, 29 Jan. 15 as M. F. H. s. - 18 Jan- 20 so Ione - 16 Jan 25 as Priest Rivere 25 Feb- 5 24 o Hiuyard - 22 Feb' 10 22 Ione - 5 Feb' 15 52. Priest River- 15 Feb- 17 41 mx. F. H. s. - 12 Feb' 21 46 Cusick - 17 4 . i The team had the honor of attending the Spokane University tourna- ment in Spokane. Although they won no games, much experience was gain- ed. The games were: - Newport- 54 Post Falls - 40 20 Granger - 55 At the Cheney meet the team won the Sportsmanship cup and George Broten was given unanimous choice for forward position on the All Star team. The one game played resulted in this score: W . Newport- 58 Davenport - 46 The following ten players comprised the teams which represented . the school in the games: George Broten- Forward Gordon Graupner- Forward James Sewell - Center Lee Berry - Forward Keith Amsbaugh- Guard Bud Zimwnlt - Grover Painter- Guard Winston Anderson- .Guard Harold Larsen- Forward Loren Shumway- Center