Toledo High School - Twalmica Yearbook (Toledo, WA)

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Qtandmg: Mr. Churchill, Coach: Arnold Lahti, Allan Kosky, Harold Booth, Henry Nlevcrs Ravmond -Xho Donald Buswell, Reino Kosky, Arnold Heikkila. Front row: Gino Peruiconi, lixerctt XX ashburn Darrel Prince, Fred Martin, Donald Lyons, liugene Carpenter, GKISI gasfzeflmu The basketball boys, under Coach Church- ill's guidance, laid a foundation of bright prospects for coming years. Small, inex- perienced men were taken from the ranks of the student body and drilled into what will be a sniooth working combination. Despite the fast start, Toledo, by virtue of lackadaisical, l11llIltCI'CStEd play and the smallness in stature of players, bogged down in mid-season Hlld won but few games the remainder of the year. This year, however, gave the inexperi- enced players a chance to gain game ex- perience and through this process a good team was started toward development for the 1939 season. , Despite the fact that several senior play- ers will graduate, there remains a very fast group for the coming year. Napavine easonis Resu fs Ryderwood ..,,....,,,, Adna ..,,,.,. ,..,..... Pe Ell .... Training VVinlock Boistfort Adna Pe Ell .. Training VVinlock Boistfort Page Twenty-Seven School ...... School ....., Toledo Toledo Toledo Toledo Toledo Toledo Toledo Toledo Toledo Toledo Toledo Toledo

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V., I I 86504115 Castle Rock at Toutle Lake Napavine Training School Toledo Onalaska Toledo Toledo Results Toledo Toledo Toledo Toledo Mossyrock Toledo Pe E11 NVinlock 0-0 0-19 0-0 0-7 25-0 31-7 0-20 6-0 Erooflmu Resume Thirty-five aspirants to football fame answered Coach Churchill's clarion call three days after school started. Thirty-five boys determined that the football season of l937 at Toledo High School would be one to remember. Coach Clmrchill launched Toledcfs team on football's turbulent seas with the an- nual practice game with Castle Rock, which, after both teams had muffed chances to score, ended in a scoreless tie. Toledo next went up against a small, inexperienced Toutle Lake squad and after scoring' two first period touchdowns. coast- ezl to an easy 19-0 win. Augmented by the return of injured play- ers. the team played a strong Napavine eleven to their second scoreless tie of the season. Coming up against the surprising' versa- tile Training School team, Toledo, by virtue of a fourth period fumble recovery and a last-m'nute pass, eked out a thrilling 7-0 win. The Indians next went to Mossyrock for their ffrst game on foreign soil. XYith their plays decking beautifu'ly the Indians very completely and competently bested the Vik- ings Z5 to 0 in a game featured by brilliant Toledo line and backfleld play. However, the game the following week was an entirely different story. A heavier, lnore experienced Onalaska eleven ran rough shod over the hapless Tribe. XVhen the smoke of battle cleared, the score stood -Ona'aska 31, Toledo 7. The game at Pe Ell was almost a repi- tition of the preceding week. The Indians played good ball but tough breaks and injuries, proved their nemesis in a Z0-0 loss. The piece-de-resistance of the season's gridiron fare was the annual fray with Toledo's arch-rivals, the Wiiilock Leghorns. Toledo played the superior game and was in possession of the ball a major portion of the time. Late in the fourth quarter Toledo scored, taking home a 6-0 victory over the Leghorus. Toledo finished in third place in the Lewis County League, having scored sixty- four to their opponents' fifty-one points. Page Twenty-Six

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andingz Mrl Churchill, john Thayer, Allan Koslcy. Gino I'crnicon', Ed Lund, jack llnchholz, Xi ant Andersen, Raymond Aho. Front ron: Kenneth Orcntt, Donald Lyons, Fred Martin, Everett NYashhurn joseph Stajtluhar, Darrel Prince. 7-fzaclz THE INDIANS HOLD THIQIR OWN ON TRACK Coach Churchill and the track team are to be congratulated upon having completed a very successful season. VVith only four lettermen back from last year, Coach Churchill turned out a team to be proud of. YVith many green recruits, the team was of necessity built around Everett VVashburn, Don Lyon, Joe Stadjuhar and Fred lNIartin-recruits of former years. YYashburn and Lyon, who will return also for the '39 season, bore the distance standards, Stadjuhar, a Junior, and Martin, graduating captain, the sprints. Robert NVells, Henry Nevers, Gino Perniconi, Kenneth Orcutt, and Raymond Aho also did commendable work in running and jumping events. The team derived its points almost entirely from the running events, how- ever, because of weakness in much needed weight. After emerging on the successful side of three preliminaries, the team captured the Lewis County B trophy at a meet held at Toledo on IXIay 7. Page Twenty-Eight