Olympia High School WW Miller High School - Olympiad Yearbook (Olympia, WA)

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dawg LWAYS to be counted on for a hard game, the Washington Junior high logs this year proved no exception in football and basketball, the only sports id on an interscholastic basis. Bothered ird-luck and injuries which never once tem reach full strength, the football garnered only one win While dropping The Bulldogs defeated Centralia in first meeting, 7 to 03 the Centralia came back to down the junior high 6 later in the season. Games played, Bulldog scores first, were: Hoquiam, l2: Aberdeen, 0 to 63 Centralia, 7 to 03 iiam, 12 to 193 Aberdeen, 0 to 20, Cen- i,6to 1. Phe story was reversed when the Bull- moved indoors to the basketball floor, e the junior high casaba team came n top in 11 of 13 encounters, outpoint- -very team they played at least once ig the year. They split two contests Aberdeen and Centralia. Scores for 3tball games are as follows, with jun- igh scores first: Yelm, 26 to 233 Shel- 27 to 33 Centralia, 24 to 23: Clover , 36 to 10, Aberdeen, 18 to 25: Hoqu- 22 to 14, Shelton, 42 to 18, Centralia, t 253 Hoquiam, 26 to 15: Clover Park, 28: Aberdeen, 34 to 26: DuPont, 25 to DuPont, 33 to 12. tn the field of spring sports the junior carried on only with intramural acti- :. Homer Tipton was coach. n the page to the left: Kings of the iurt. They won the Northern Divi- nn championship. Left to right: top 'DI-HOUHGh, Dunn, Brown. llitirtdle -Rockey, Taylor, Crant, Swanson. ottomfHoUis, Kyle, Steclman. Top picture is of the highly successful Bulldog basketball team: Back row, left to right: Banker, Bemis, Day, Becker, Williams, DeLorm, Coach Tipton. Front: Woods, Stookey, lltathews, Milbred, Christie, Brown . . , Lower: the junior high football. From left to right: Back row-Alverson, fenson, lyalt, jones, Husk, Wells, Banker, Weber, Tryon, Stone, Peters, Coach Tipton. Seated: Fouls, Stookey, Bobb, Anderson, E. Peters, Woods, Lee Christie, Mathews. Front: Holm, McCabe.

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N raft ?PBlI1B'IlII1E X A ,nw XM X x 1 1 I u 1023! B. t tp ws Qui 9 git? OMES THE SPRING and O.H.S. life is favored with a variety of sports all straining to ga spotlight. In the Way of major activities are America's favorite pastime, baseball, and the ing but sometimes confusing track and field competitions. In both, the Bears had strong teams. Patronized by fewer students but nonetheless important are tennis and golf. Tennis this was confined to an intramural ladder, with more than the usual number of boys participating. golf team managed to find enough competition to play matches with the Tacoma schools. Adolpi son served as adviser for the golf and tennis squads, Coaches Rockey and Miller handling baseba track. Student managers: baseballffiiceg trackff-O'Neilg tennisw-Strandness: golfw--Brown.