West Valley High School - Wimoah Yearbook (Yakima, WA)

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ATHLETIC AWARDS Leading the senior class in athletics is the football captain and football inspirational award winner, Ralph Velasguez. He not only played ex- cellent football and helped in winning many games for West Valley, but he also was captain of the basketball team and very outstanding in baseball. Ralph's inspiring sense of fair play earned him the lasting admiration of the entire student body as well as that of his teammates. This esteem was strengthened by his cooperation, enthusiasm, and willingness to serve at all times. During his years at West Valley, Ralph proved himself a valuable athlete, a team leader, and a true gentleman. BasketbalI's inspirational award for '57-'58, went to Carl Brown. He was elected on the basis of his never-dying desire to win, his ability on the court, his fair play, and his good spirit. Carl was West Valley's top scorer and ended the season with a l4.5 average per game which ranked him fourth in the Northern Class A Division. Along with this he was an outstanding rebounder and was always a great help to the team under the baskets. He helped pull many games out of the fire with his fine shooting, consisting of both long shots and tip-ins, and his unequaled rebounding. These boys are indeed deserving of the honors awarded them. West Valley Trophies it -'x ps r -L RALPH VELASQUEZ, Captain and Inspiration Pu, n 'W .YW W? CARL BROWN, Inspiration RALPH VELASQUEZ, Captain Q in K' 'Wo P 1 'P

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