South Salem High School - Sword and Shield Yearbook (Salem, OR)

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1 in :A. , Seated, left to right: Bob Angove, Richie Turner, Steve Brody, Jim Boals, Brian Burchfield, Steve Bennett, Hap Wattenburger, John Stuckman, Darrel Dimbat. First llow, Kneeling: Terry Taggart, Ron Moritz, Ron Beilstein, Paul Ferry, Lee Watson, Sonny Jepson, Jim Salter, Terry Proctor, Chris Hagg, Don Moritz, Scott Freeburn, Ron Johnson, Steve Hanson, Steve It Lind. Second Row, Standing: John McCullough, Pete Gaskins, Spence Allen, Tom McGilchrist, Bruce Preim, John Stewart, Guy Colby, Brett Adamson, Gary Wright, Ray Cox, Ivan Strode, Dan Haggerty, Mike Vogt, Tom Pearson, Loren Turvey, Ed Hall. Third Row, Standing: Fred Lisanti, Bob Fisher, Ralph Waldo, Rod Erler, Robin Groffier, Pat Johnston, Brian Haggerty, SAXCDNS PLACE SECOND WIT The South Salem Football team, a preseason favorite to take the District 8A-1 football crown, began their season with a 20 to 0 win over the McNary Celtics. First District game was against the Sweet Home Huskies and turned into a South Salem scoring spree. With a two game winning streak the Saxon football team traveled to Medford where the Black Tornadors came out on top with a score of 23 to 0. The Saxon's next game was a return bout with the McNary Celtics, this time in league play. The Saxon offense could not move the ball against the much improved Celtic defense but the Saxon defense saved the game late in the fourth quarter, when the Rebels made a goal line stand. The game ended in a 0 to 0 tie. The North Salem Vickings then invaded Bennett Field and handed South their first District defeat. Later the Saxons came up with wins over the teams of Albany and Corvallis. Between these two league games the Saxons added another win to the book by defeating Evergreen of Van- couver. A loss by Corvallis in their final game would have given the District crown to the Saxons, but the Spartins won. South's last game was against

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The members of the 1965-66 Varsity Rally Squad are Liz Nicholson, Jeff Shinn, Gail Horning, Linda Ryan, Don Rasmussen, Kree Kree Snyder, Barb Auld, Jeff McKillop, and Estelle Barber. DN TO FAIVIE LINDA RYAN LIZ NICHOLSON l i JEFF SHINN

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Don Jones, Buster Johnson, Mike Koenig, Randy Adkins, Greg Schildmeyer, Cameron Kyle, Steve Mallicoat, Alan Homer, Jerry Miller. -2-2 SEASCDN the Klamath Falls Pelicans which saw the Rebel defense make a goal line stance. And the game ending in a tie. HEAD COACH: Marv Heater COACHES: AI Leopold, Jerry Gilman, Gary Ritchie, Val Barnes MANAGERS: Norm Ramsden, Fred Sawyer, Jim Hanson, Dan Braden TRAINERS: Jack Fullerton, Larry Finnegan STATISTICIAN: Terry Wunderlin Sk NAME Brody, Stevet Hanson, Stevet Gaskins, Pete Mortiz, Ront' Johnson, Pat' McGilchrist Tomtt Vogt, Mikett Bennett, Stevet' Preim, Brucettl' Moritz, Dont' Turner, Ritchie Watson, Leet Johnson, Ront Burchfield, Red Jepson, Sonnyt Schildmeyer, Greg Adamson, Bretttt Erler, Rod Wattenburger, Hapt Colby, Guy Boals, Jimt Fisher, Bob Cox, Raytt Holmer, Alan Lind, Steve' Wright, Garytt Miller, Jerry Ferry, Pault Beilstein, Ron ' McCullough, John ' Hall, Ed Taggart, Terryt Salter, Jimt Angove, Bobt Dimbat, Darryl Freeburn, Scottt Allen, Spencer Whitesell, Richtt Stewart, Johntt Strode, lvantt Turvey, Loren' Pearson, Tom ' Mallicoat, Steve Procter, Terryt' Haggerty, Dantt Hagg, Christ Johnson, Buster Rouske, Joe Lisanti, Fred Koenig, Mike Clark, Mike Waldo, Clay Jones, Dave Stuckman, Gerold Adkins, Randy Kyle, Cameron Goffrier, Robin Haggerty, Brian LBUBTS Blfliell