Willamette High School - Guld Luscus Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

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dfuau. -M-+'-ui' TQ? H1-dw. nr . , P. ' In iw Wop nas .aff gi W '50 1 iw .. wig. W Front row, left to right: A. Lund, Ju. Bernard, L. Lee, S, Toftemark, D. Cole, C. Anderason, Row two: L. Fisher, J. Abbott, R. Newton, D. Leo, K. Painter, J. McClelland, D. Paseman, T. Gullickson, R. Oleson. JUNIOR HIGH TRACK JUNIOR HIGH BASEBALL The Jr. High baseball team at the beginning of the season was playing almost errorless ball, very good for Jr. High. Errorless ball wasn't quite enough to win as they needed more hitting power. The first game of the season took them to Springfield where they came out short on the score 5-3. The second game found them playing Roosevelt to a 4-4 tie. After that close game they started picking up and could be classed as definite threats during the re- mainder of the season. g The cinder squad got off to a bad start by finishing third in a three way meet but with a little more experience they could develop into one of the strongest Jr. Highs in their league. Some possibilities on the squad are John Abbott, pole vault, Keith Painter, high jump, Terry Gullickson, low hurdles, and Hal Sullivan in the broad jump. Front row, left to right: H. Sullivan, D. Marks, G. Brandt, R. Huey, D. Douglas, R. Sustello, J. Bernard, M. Thompson, T. Gullickson. Row two: B. Gillenwater, L. Lee, R. Johnsdh, D. Wilson, B. Shephard, N. Smith, H. Keating, J. Lagerquist. Row three: J. Fuller, C. Young, D. Campbell, T. Anderson, D. Mathison, H. Haley and Coach Earl Vossen.

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5 , N .. il 1 . V ' ta QI 1 t , xl I 5 7174 96 so i. H55--4 l .' 4, gf! 1' 9 x JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL AND BASKETBALL Front row, lett to right: D. Leo, L. Sutton, J. Bernard, R. Oleson, B. Foster, J. Ab- bott. Second row: D. Warren, K Painter, D. Paseman, T Gullickson, R. Newton, H Sullivan, Third row: C, Shuck, L. Peter- sen, V. Hansaker, R. Sus- tello, D. Mathrson, D. Hack- lernan. Fourth row: T. Eatmon, D Douglas, H. Keating, D Chambers, M. Hansen, B Shephard, Manager. The junior high football team showed remarkably well in their second year of existence by reaching the junior high playoffs against Springfield, The Millermites however were not co-operating as they eked out a narrow 7-6 win over the Jr. Wolves in the final game played at Willamette, The basketball team didn't fare quite as well as thefootball squad but they picked up a lot of knowledge that they can put to good use as they move up to the high school team later. They had a well rounded squad but lacked height as compared to the other schools in their league. Some of the fellows will be a definite bit of strength to next year's B squad. Front row, lett to right: B Grllenwater, B Mortensen, J Jensen, L Slick, D Deines, C Jackson Second row: H Keating Man- aer DSYtfrd R.S Q o o , ustel l0. H Sullivan, M Hansen J. Turnbull 3 I Ir' l 1

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