Siletz High School - Warrior Yearbook (Siletz, OR)

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Ab1l1ty and alertness are displayed by the 'A' team, who gave larg schools rough competl tion SILETZ SILETZ nAn n n WINS 27 L1 26 6 SILETZ SILETZ W, SILETZ NAI! NAI! 18 22 1 1 LOSSES WAN WB!! 2 7 20 28 18 1,8 nBn nBu nBn WALDPORT SILETZ SILETZ SILETZ VIA!! VIA!! MAH lb A2 30 33 21? HB YY HBH HBH TOLWDO WALDPORT NEWPORT NBII NBII TAFT TOLEDO Lively ac t10D ensues as the ' W squad gives opposition a battle TAFT NEWPORT N er .- A S T S T L9 29 5 N ............ 30 27 S T 50 9 S W 5 3 S N S W Zh 23 S T S E A S 0 N X Q L L E Z Q A L L R E C O R D lb A8 3 - - 5 1 - - 7 S T S W 8 50 S N S W S T 9 2 S N ............ S T ........... H S T 5 A B

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The s1x senlor squad members Slttlng 1n the front row are Gene Erickson, Chuck w1lCOX, Darrell Ba1lor, Ralph Jones, Jim Ramseyer, and Dick Brlnker second row kneellng are Bensell Breon, James Carr, Leroy Castle, Art Aamoth, Art Jones, and Jerry Powers Stand1ng Gene Carpenter, George Bostwick, Ray Taylor, Mlchael streets, Coach Sproul, Mike Miller, Kenneth Roberts, and Larry W1ll1ams Not pictured 15 Coquelle Thompson ASSISDBHC coach was Mr Hawes Several lnjuries hampered the success of the team th1s year, but spir1t soared as members knew they had to make up for the absence of those un able to play The game that probably meant the most to the sen1ors was Home coming, a reali zatlon of playing on the home field before they graduated Elected by team members as Honorary Captaln was Ralph Jones, wh1le J1m Ramseyer was voted the Most Inspirat1onal player Siletz Slletz Slletz S1letz S11etz Siletz Slletz Siletz Siletz SEASON RECORD Amity T11lamook Cath S010 Jefferson Mill C1ty St Boniface Colton Chemawa Philomath Mike D LSPOY Gene arrell Jerry Chuck Dick Art Jim Ralph Ray