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FOOTBALL .ss KETVWYVQX A Q A First Row: Coach Carlon, Stanley Shelton, Ardell Kleppin, Jim Tipton, Bob Tyrrell, Athel May, Bill Sewell, Harvel Wood, Bill Dahl, Curt Hesseltine, Don Tidd. Second Row: Aubrey Newman, Chuck Chambers, George Beach, Irvin Dellinger, Jack Harding, Frank Ball, Barney Wilson, Don Docktor, Ira Wilson, Manager Bill Smith, Third Row: Joe Wood, Ralph Stephens, Dick Shuman, Harry Conger, Wayne Leedom, Bruce Buchanan, Jim Belles, Don Currey, Ben Graf. Fourth Row: Bill Esliclc, Bob Hudson, Russell Peterson, Ronney Brown, Shirley Webb, Dennis Englund, Cecil Montecelli, Bob Trout, Clinton Pearce, Mr. Stiles. Filth Row: Howard Maggard, Gorman Lee, Vernon Hesseltine, J. B. McClure, Gary George, Vernon Perkins, Elmer Kenoyer, Richard Pingrey, Leon Nalley. FOOTBALL The football year of 47 was a little better in style than the years before. The team was more successful in the way the scoring went. They came through with one more victory than in previous years. The boys really worked to show other teams that they weren't push overs and by the end ol the year they were really on the ball. The main reason the boys had tough luck at the lirst of the season was because of the lack ol experience but under the good leadership of Coach Carlon they managed to pull themselves up to where they could give any team a good scrap. The team put a good end to the season by beating Marquette in the last game ol the season. Q4
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A' Left to Right: Lu Engman, Aubrey Newman, LaVonne Wright, Rogene Pearson, Athel May, Dick Shuman, Don Campbel . LETTERMEN'S COMMITTEE The Lettermerfs Committee headed by our Student Body President Don Campbell is made up of six lettermen, three girls and three boys. It is required of these representative of all the sports that they have earned a letter every year of high school up to the present time. The purpose of this group is to make regulations about the letters and to help enforce the lows of the constitution pertaining to awards through activities, sports, etc. They deserve a lot of credit for the worlc they have done. E23
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FOOTBALL The scores were as follows: Them Grandview .... ..... 3 'l Richland ........ ..... S2 5 Toppenish ...... ..... 7 Ellensburg ...... ..... Q 6 oxownox Q Prosser. . . ...BQ Cle Elum .... . . Wapato .... Marquette .... . . Th em ..6 ..44 ..6
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