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

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Leland Hufford, varsity baseball and B squad basket- ball coach, is a graduate of the University of Oregon and Oregon College of Education at Monmouth Be sides coaching he teaches P E and ninth grade math Hutt has lived up the McKenzie river for a number of years and takes at least one annual launt up the river to test the fishing which he always reports as excellent BASEBALL Coach Leland Hufford and his baseballers got off to a bad start in the Sl season by dropping the first three games by embarrassing scores. The fourth game netted Ron Moulton a freelance win,l6-l5 over St. Francis. The Wolves tumbled backanother notch on their next outing and then started the long climb back to the winning bracket. lt is fortunate that the annual had to be turned in before the spring sports could be completed, but it couldn't be helped. At the time this copy was turned in the team was playing a better brand of ball and by the end of the season should be up in the top group. There were seven lettermen returning from last year s squad which pleased Coach Hufford as much as the promising hopefuls who came out for the squad The lettermen back for one more year of eligibility were Dick Sorensen Paul Jackson Ron Moulton Chuck Stevenson, Ralph McGuire LeRoy Wacker and George Shephard who has two years left ,..- in Kwetw 'ff'w-5'- ? M' 'ZW W 2 anna? 'Q' W... Back row left to nght E Sirotek D Mumme P Jackson J Hansen Znd row L Engrav L Sullivan C Stevenson J Mclntyre H White R Moulton R Christensen D Sorensen C Miles Manager Front row J Enyart L Wolfe R McGuire L Wacker K Ariola G Shephard and D Swenson Manager ' I I I I I , . , CLC- l y , 'MN Jw 'W ' I , f 4 .. fe , ,, M' W L, r .,,. my f , A' .1 f , 'WW 'fr-rf I f 1. Ay 1 I nf mf' 4' f 3. -. U in yy M 1 , f W .f J 'H j? , j,, N, - W. ggi.. 'Maw i ., ,Q 1 .4fw,M, ,, , I ff wg :- -,:,1f4r' V T' 5' 'WI L 'A e- M ff I f , V H ...ay - ff' ,V , -J,'44 ' L M N f f is f ff ' -aw Z ' ,, V ' f H -- . f as N .. , ,fi . . ' , 5 - , - , - 1 - - : . , . , . , - , - 1 - , - , - l Z . , - , - 1 ' 1 ' 1 - 1 - I -

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Q' The girls tumbling team, after practicing two nights a week for three months, Derformed at two basketball games and at the school talent show After n f 'J' GIRLS' ATHLETICS their long hours of work they were able to do such stunts as. forward and backward roll, heaclstands. handstands, cartwheels, head snaps, neck snaps, backward extensions, run off backward extension, kip, hand springs, dive and roll and pyramid building. The girls who spent tireless hours working at this different form of entertainment were: Carol Tweedie, Mary Tatley, Lovetra Sullivant, Loretta Pritchard, Bernice Parker, Patsy Painter, Nancy Mitchell, Nancy Jensen Joyce Goldsworthy and Margaret Bruce. Bertha Tohkanen, advisor for the group, brought the season to a successful close with a party at the Erb Memorial. After dinner they toured the build- ing, bowled, played ping pong, saw a movie and concluded the evening by going roller skating. I' if l . R' 5 3 , .V 'I t Bottom row, left to right: C. Tweedie, M. Bruce, P Painter, N. Jensen Row 2: N Mitchell, L. Pritchard, L Sulli- vant. Top row: J Goldsworthy, M. Tatley The winning girls' basketball teams in the girls' intramurals were: Janette Graham's Wolverettes, Carol Mellorls Basket Babes, Marilyn Chitticks Atheyettes, Betty Madison's Wackerettes, Hazel Lettau's Juniorettes and Jackie Meadow's Meadowettes. This is the girls first year with a complete intramural program and they made good use of lt.