Roosevelt High School - Strenuous Life Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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ueen Anne Came I - . 'I fl 0 o 5551 J 9 N W SHANNON MULLIN MGR TEDS 25 . . . GRIZZLIES 6 Controlling the ball game most of the way, the Roughriders ended the season with three wins and four losses. The Teds' first scoring chance came when Young flipped a ten-yard pass to Bean on the Grizzly six-yard line. Three plays later Bean cracked over for the score. .lohnston's try-for-point was good and the Teds led 7-0. A few plays later Peringer intercepted a Q. A. pass and returned to the Grizzly 32-yard line. Two passes from Bean to Don Pierce accounted for another touchdown and the Cowan Parkers led 'I3-0. After the kick-off, Jack Wilbourne completed three long passes to the Roosevelt 21-yard line. With 35 seconds to go Wilbourne circled right end for a touchdown to end the first half. Speedy Don Pierce put six more points on the scoreboard by inter- cepting a Q. A. pass and going all the way for a touchdown. A pass interference penalty gave the Teds the ball on the Grizzly two-yard line. Ron Bean made it 25-6 on a quarter-back sneak and that's how it ended. Q f FRED ART DENNI stou. wwsn Bm

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xc fm ,mm www RON BEAN DAVE B LL DON DON CHAMPLIN MATHESON LINCE KING TEDS O BEAVERS 25 Led by three All Cnty backs the Ballard Beavers downed the fighting Tecls 25 O The Shlngleweavers were held to seven points throughout I l a llttle more steam In the third period to score three times 4 a m e On the second play from scrimmage a 45 yard pass from McCann to Quackenbush was completed to the Roosevelt four yard llne Two plays later Arlengh Hlersch went over for the score and the Beavers led 7 to 0 After the klckoff Roosevelt began to roll Bean carried the ball on a quarter back sneak for a flrst down On the next play Matheson went 28 yards for another first down With fourth down and seven yards to go on the Ballard 12 yard lnne Bean s pass fell Incomplete and the Cowan Parkers had lost thelr chance to score agaunst the Beavers After lntermnsslon the Beavers gon three quick touchdowns Long run by McKinnon and Hlersch and a pass from McCann to McKinnon ac counted for the tallues f ,ff Z 'ig F 7, V I IK f My tl' Q gm l the first half by an inspired Roughrider outflt, but the Beavers put on a . . l Q ' , ' 0 'iii . S -. s . f . U 4

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SECOND TEAM Back row - Knudsen, Bergslien, Smith, Hambley, Meyers. Third Row-Harris, Scanlon, Lister, Schram. Second raw - Bradley, Potter, Prescott Boyd, Castor. First row-McNamara Mgrs. Gardner Woodruff Future Stars to Spark Teds Varsity Second and thlrd teams under Don Harney and Bob Llndh wound up their seasons this year, both comlng out un fifth place Thlrd team won two games, tmed one, and lost three, whsle second team fought nts way to two vnctorles and four losses Large turnouts started the pngskln season rollmg Thurd team had around fifty enthusiasts at the end of THIRD TEAM Back row Ulvnn Webb Mulls Sunderland Frack Whutney Leaf Mannue Dugan McFadden Hall Gradwohl McMulInan Third row Bowan Alm D John son Kemp Flohr Smnth Ataberry Denzer Walkley Martnn McDanneI McCarty Second row Coach Lundh Her mans Ward Telcheroew Sund gren Turner D Wulluams Emery Vyvey Rulufson Morgan Hncks Bundy First row Baunsgard Hunter Day P Wnllnams M Johns n Huckle Davns Nxsbet Curtrs D Davls Gellermonn Hopen Pnckett Wmters Eoyker Mgr the year, and second team also had a good start with many players Coach Lou Hull will be looking forward to having many ot these boys up on the varslty squad next year Hats oft to the fellows who turned out each night come ram or shme to work for successful grud years to come We heartily wish much luck to these sophomores and tumors who have grld seasons ahead of them , . , . C , 0 1 I, T .I r U Y , , . . W . X eg v , , , , , .. S V f I I . ' 1 1 1 ' ' , , , , , I I I ' -T, , V , . 0, 1 I I ' I . , r ,J 1