Siletz High School - Warrior Yearbook (Siletz, OR)

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SEASON Slletz 33 Slletz A9 Slletz RECORD Toledo Nestucca Taft Cunflnlshed game! Slletz olletz Slletz Slletz Slletz Slletz 011652 Slletz Slletz Slletz Slletz Slletz S1letz Siletz S1letz Slletz Slletz Mapleton Powers Toledo Waldport Monroe Eddyvllle Fall C1ty Alsea Newport Valsetz Alsea Nestucca Valsetz Fall Clty Monroe Taft Valsetz Using a full court press to squelch oppositlon, the Warrior vars1ty was the VlCDOF in most of the contests played The scorebook showed a total of l6 w1ns and A losses, plus the first game wlth Taft whlch was unf1n ished due to stormy weather's dousing the lights in the third quarter The Slletz league included Eddyvllle and Valsetz Warrior sharp shooters brought the Eagles down to de feat at each game, but Valsetz proved to be another story As Siletz won one of the scheduled games, and Valsetz the other, a playoff was held in Dallas to de termlne the team deservlng to partlcipate in the d1s trict playoffs Valsetz won the match by chalklng up two counters more than Slletz 1n a three minute over t1me School morale was at a peak as the varslty beat the large schools 1n the county, a rude awakenlng to persons of the belief that Slletz packed no punch 5 A Jump ball was the il! referee's d6C1S10n Don't drop those g1rls'! -sri Anything can happen on a bus trip Thompson shootlng one. Tall Taylor stretches even h1gher for what is hoped to be a This is part of a tumbllng s1nker team which performed at half time of home games ' 27 , Q . A2 ' 51 30 - ' ' ' - 7' 5A , 56 , ' ' A2 Al - ' - - ' Al A2 - . ' A5 33 - ' 6A ' 53 - - 2' 55 ' 32 - . ' A3 33 ' 62 53 ' A9 57 Siletz 99 Eddyville L8 ' A8 AO ' 5A A2 ' A5 AO 97 ' 29 ' 72 56 A 5 ' 59 39 I ' 63 65 , f ,HF x , x Q , F . . I

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The baseball club this year took honor of district champion ship for the first time in the history of Siletz High with Miller and JonesBA on the mound and behind the plate respectively, plus good players cooperating, the club closed its season recording 6 wins and 5 losses Three losses went to A2 schools, although Eddyville, a league member, downed Siletz once The last defeat went to Gaston in the quarter finals POSITIONS PLAYED U1 B1 5 O 2 E O O 5 J-'UXVI-CFNOV-'Vi USNO O l-'VI ONVIVJOOXVI UNM: 02 ' s, , . 1' , ,um p T O 2? : . 2 I 2 l 0 . . Pe I I TEAL outfield Siletz Newport STREETS shortstop Siletz Waldport THOMPSON pitcher and 3rd Siletz Toledo TAYLOR lst and outfield Siletz Toledo JONES catcher Siletz Waldport MILLER pitcher Siletz Eddyville BEST 2nd and outfield Siletz Eddyville WILLIAMS outfield Siletz Newport BAILOR 3rd and outfield Siletz Valsetz RAMSEYER nd Siletz St Boniface CASTLE outfield Siletz Gaston ROBERTS lst an outfield We Kneeling in the front row are Bob Best, Larry Williams, Darrell Bailor, Jim Ramseyer, Leroy Castle and Kenneth Roberts Club members standing are karl Teal, Michael Streets, Coquelle Thompson, Ray Taylor, Ralph Jones, and Mike Miller Coach Hawes was responsible for this group