Selah High School - Fruitspur Yearbook (Selah, WA)

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TRACK Kneelin : Darrell Tidd, Richard Swank, Frank Ball, Barney, Wilson Winthrop Arms, Richard Pingre , Richy Thomas, Roger Sieridan, Bruce Buchanan, Cecil Monticelli. Standing: Charles Chambers, Fred Warnicke, Bill, Sewell, Ardell Kleppin, Roger Devoir, Joe Wood, Eldon Graves, Les Smith, Bob Hudson, Jack Harding, Stephen Foster, lra Wilson. P TRACK Despite the fact that the Vilcing traclc team's point production did not uite measure up to that of some ol the other teams in competitive meets, Coach Gerry Weitz voiceclclwigh praises For his boys and pointed out that, for a squad composed mainly of sophomores, Selah cindermen, have had a very successful season. The sophomores accounted for about hall of the points scored dlilring the season. At this writing these bo s have earned their letters for the season by talcin a First at one of the track meets: Les Smith, Cecil Kllonacelli, Ronney Brown, Harry Conger, Charles Chambers, Joe Wood and a relay team composed of Barney and lra Wilson, Monacelli, and Brown. Boys who are loolced upon as Selah's mainstay at the sub-district meet in Yalcima are Smith, Brown, Monacelli, Barney and Ira Wilson, Wood and Conger. Smith is Selah s main hope of getting to state tournament. Q9

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B SQUAD BASKETBALL Standing: Bob Trout, Howard Bunger, Rodger Pearson, Roger Devoir, Ardell Kleppin, Don Marlin, Richard McConnell, Russell Peterson, l-larvel Wood, Eugene McPherson, Omar Walker, Mr. Weitz. Kneeling: Richard Hayes, Gary George, Richard Pingrey, Don Mallon, Richy Thomas, Don Docktor. B SQUAD BASKETBALL The Selah Viking B squad coached by Gerry Weitz was successful this year in accomplishing its main aim, that of building up young inexperienced players into prospective material for the varsity squad. Even though the B squad won a low percentage of the games played, the experience gained by the members of this squad served as full compensation. Two Sophomores, Ardell Kleppin and Richard McConnell, showed great promise this year and are being eyed for possible service next year on the varsity team. The entire squad is to be congratulated for its teamwork and never- say-jie tattitude. The two managers, Dick l-layes and Edward Shayne also deserve credit for a goo io . The win-loss record of the Viking B squad is as follows: 33 Selah .......... Prosser. .........,.. Selah .......... Toppenish .... ..... 4 6 Selah Prosser .... .... S elah ........,. Ellensburg Selah Thorp .r..... .... S elah .......,.. Yakima. . . Selah Alumni ,.... ... .... Selah .......... Cle Elum.. Selah ...r...... Toppenish ..... .... S elah .......... Marquette Selah. ........, Yakima. ,. Selah .......... l-lighland. Selah .......... l-lighland. Selah .......... Wapato. . Selah .......... Marquette ..... .... S elah .......... Ellensburg Selah .... Wapato

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.Af ii, J' s,s 'i,,t,, ' W, 1, we 'V'-I Top Picture-Kneeling: Marilyn l-layes, Joan St. Martin, LaVonne Wright, June Meyer. Standing: Jane Allen, Virginia Burnett, Kathie Duelcer, Bettie Engman, Donna Jones. Bottom Picture-wlineeling: Victor Arnold, Dale Samuelson, Allen l-lolec, Don Mallon, Walt Record, Bob Powell. Standing: Coach Stephens, Hayden Morrison, Ted Stienlce, Russell Peterson, Eddie Field, Rodger Pearson. TENNIS The tennis team, under the coaching ol Mr. Stephens, started out with a bang by winning over Cie Elum, which was lollowed by other games. At the time the annual went to press the tennis team had not lost a single match. The team is made up ol Jane Allen, LaVonne Wright, Virginia Burnett, Bettie Lu En man, June Meyer, Kathie Duelcer, Rodger Pearson, l-layden Morrison, Dick Shuman, Don Mallon, Eddie Field and Russell Peterson.