Siletz High School - Warrior Yearbook (Siletz, OR)

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The individual track members participated in not just one, but various events this year, giving good competition to opposition at meets. With a track circling the new football field, the boys had an advantage over previous Siletz High track teams. Nightly workouts were supervised by Coach Sproul, and one of his charges, Darrell Bailor, won first place in the pole vaulting event at the district meet. Thus quali- fying for state competition, Darrell journeyed to the meet accompanied by Coach, but failed to place. In the county track meet, Siletz placed sixth, while fourth place was the notch the team occupied as result of a meet in Newport. Again placing sixth at the district meet, the boys came out on top once in a dual meet with Toledo SHOT PUTT DISCUS JAVELIN LOW HURDLES HIGH HURDLES Joe Darcy Joe Darcy Art Jones Jerry Powers Jerry Powers Ralph Jones Art Jones Art Aamoth Bensell Breon Bensell Breon Ralph Jones Johnny Mitchell Darrell Bailor POLE VAU 1 Bob Borden Darrell Bailor O James Carr Jerry Powers James arr Jerry Powers 2 O Mike Miller Darrell Bailor 1 ZARD DASH Mike Miller Bob Borden Track team members kneeling in the front row are Johnny 830 RELAY Mitchell, Art Jones, and James Carr Coach Sproul Joe Darcy, Jerry Powers, Ralph Jones, Bensell Breon, Bob Borden, and Darrell Bailor stand Mike Miller Not pictured are Mike Miller and Art Aamoth Jerry Powers Darrell Bailor --- L 88 . 5 l., A- V T on 1 lgy. L- C P 2 Q OO- James Carr . '

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--.N 1957 RALPH JONES Selected this year to play for the West in the annual East West Shrine football game in Pendleton, August 31st, was Ralph Jones, left tackle and center for the Warrior Varsity A 6'l', 220 pound senior, Jones played 138 quarters of the sched uled 35 Eames in the four years of his high school career Ken Luttrell and Lyle Abbas represented Siletz in Pendleton in 1955, both making the starting lineup. Chosen for the game last year, 1956, were George Thompson, Art Gregory, and Alton Clark, all of whom were starters in the first quarter. George received the award for the Most Valuable Player of the game, while Art copped honors of Outstanding Back for the West. Alton delivered a commendable game at right end. Conrad Sproul from Siletz was head coach for the West. The East-West event is sponsored by the Shriners for the benefit of the Shrine Hospital for Crippled Children in Portland.