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Football, basketball, baseball, track All these sports get wide acclaim. Many a boy tries out for them, But only a few achieve great fame. I
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Football West Valley 0 Ellensburg 13 West Valley 6 Cle Elum .1 7 West Valley 6 . , Naches . . 25 West Valley 0 , Toppenish 27 West Valley0 Grandview 14 West Valley 13 Selah . . . 6 West Valley 7 Prosser . . 6 fWest Valley 12 . Sunnyside 24 West Valley 7 Highland 6 'Non-conference game. Indications of the success of the 1956 football season could be expressed by the scores of the West Valley-Prosser game, West Valley-Highland game, and later in the season, the win over Selah. Perhaps the hardest fought game of the year was when the Rams came within one point of tying the then-league- leading Cle Elum Warriors. These games gave the team the needed spark to come through to a fairly successful season as is shown in our score schedule. The first win of West Valley might be attributed to the fact that they were playing the game on the newly-dedicated field. Sportsmanship among the team members was at a high level all season. This was shown by Bernie Lovestrand as he was being carried from the field with a broken leg, when he said, You guys get out there and win. Every game was marked by outstanding leadership. The cheerleaders and songleaders kept the rooting section busy letting the team know, too, that the West Valley students were backing them all the way. ' Climaxing the season was the award banquet planned by the team's mothers, at which time twenty- two players received their letters. The nine graduating lettermen were: Dick Birkby, Chuck Collins, Ray Esparza, Dave Larsen, Lonnie Stull, Tal Underwood, Bill Smith, Paul Morton, and Bernie Lovestrand. The team chose Captain Lonnie Stull to receive the Inspirational Award and elected Ralph Velasquez as captain for the '57 season. Added thrills for the school came when the Northern Division pol1sters chose Lonnie Stull, Ralph Velasquez, and Ray Esparza for berths on the all-star teams. Under the coaching of Art Hutton and Elmer Cherry, West Valley can look forward to having many more great teams. GG 99 Kneeling, left to right: Bob Perez, John Gavin, Jack Enbom, Fred Hanson, Billy While, Billy Daniels, Dave Smith, Ken Zaremba. Standing, left to right: Ron Herrell, George Velikanje, Tom Ward, Bob Sorenson, Roy Campbell, Murray Campbell, ,lack Humphries, ,lim Ormiston, Charley Wiley, and Ray Decolo. B l Q
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