Warrenton High School - Warrior Yearbook (Warrenton, OR)

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14 TOP: Dave Searle 66 and Ron Dyer (Big quick) 11 spark Warrior diffence. M. L.: Coach Felatar stresses fundamen- tals in practice. M.R.: Dave Searles holds Warriors ready for attack. BT. R.: Honored seniors at fall Banquet. Dick, Janice, and Spath family SPONSORED as’ 0 et sit S. Main, Warrenton, Ore. WARRIOR '76

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Ruggerd Wearsiors of LO ’ Rouglshod Opponents ets 8S si iss : : he S.E. Anchor, Warrenton, Ore. WARRIOR '76 13

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With fierce and agile defense Warri- ors blew the starting season wide open. In the first league games the Warriors brutally punished their adversaries by holding them scoreless. The atrocious defense was hand picked by head coach John Mattila who had great faith in the young men. Warriors also suffered some upsetting moments with a loss to Concordia Lutheran in the last seconds of the game. Not to be forgotten is the explosive offense led by a fierce front four and perhaps the swiftest back field in the league. Warrior offense was held scoreless only once and outscored only three times all season. At the end of the season Warriors stood with a six and three record, but they didn't go out unnoticed. UP. L.: Warrior deffence waits for strategy. BT.: Warrior diffence goes for sack. Gisimsace 4 ‘ ‘?) Karl and Jonathan Hellberg 900 S.E. hacker Warrenton, Sey. SPONSORED WARRIOR 76