Woodland High School - Wocowa Yearbook (Woodland, WA)

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'JQCDTBALL 1953 V V V On November 13, 19Sh, thirteen years later, the Beavers once more won a football game from neighboring Kalama. Probably no other athletic victory this year was so sweet, In addition to the memorable 9 to 7 victory over the Chinooks, the Lemiere-Cheatley coaching combination produced the highest Beaver Trico League standing in thirteen long years as season's end found Woodland in second place with six wins and three losses. The record at the bottom of the page speaks for itself, except in the instance of the game at Castle Rock, That night the Beavers came out on top in every statistical department except that of the final score. Doped to take the in-and-out Rockets, the Beavers seemingly could not do the right things at the right time. So the northern enemy won. Turning point in the season was the upset win over Deaf School. Entering the fray two touchdown underdogs, the Beavers, after stunning defeats at the hands of Stevenson and White Salmon, came back to best the Terriers by one touchdown. From that point on a feeling of .confi- dence dominated every game. Rich Kroon and Tim Peterson were selected to the All Trico first team and Ward Hardy and Jim Lefever made the All-Trico second team. Bill Orth, vastly underrated by opponents all season, Bob Bays and Dade De Hou: received honorable mention. Missing from next yearfs squad will be Kroon, elected to All -State alternate status, at Quarterback, Bill Orth at fullback, Jim Lefever Ray Dettloff and Dave Kingen at the ends, Ward Hardy at tackle and John Jolly at guard. Replacing these seven stalwarts will confront headcoach Lemiere and assistant Cheatley with a sizable problem next year. A husky crew of frosh who learned their fundamentals under junior high coach Blauman will be out to make competition keen for holdover regulars. V V V Sept. 12 Jamboree Woodland - 7 vs. Battleground - O Sept. 18 Woodland Ridgefield - 7 Sept. 25 Woodland . Stevenson - 13 Oct. 2 Woodland . White Salmon - 38 Oct. 9 Woodland State School - 19 Oct. 16 Woodland LaCenter - 13 Oct. 23 Woodland . Cathlamet - 7 Oct. 30 Woodland Castle Rock - 13 563 Nov. Nov '54 6 Woodland 13 Wood and Washougal - 6 Kalama 7 as ima? Qbqvn 4 . ,,.,ib.., Q yi if me b 5 6 'Q 0 9 VS 1 .rd-'.. - I .,,......,.,--... 59' u5'1'l5Q1'-'-1:'.-.z-- ........ ..... -:.m.- , U ,,.. ..,... ........,. ...- ' me V. .,-.::L:?:c4. 'Zia' ---- A ' , ..... ,,,,.,, , ., .... , . ,.l-?'i'?9ff'.1' ,za- . :.1'ZZZZ.1If 'u n V . 1'3 ..-ff. me a Hummmmcmwm Hcmqfaau H 0 , remnant - '- ' 12 ' -' ' F7425 iii 0 :'1'Z1.Q51:135:11f1:5'- ' 'I i ml' 4 A , i.iaZxsihe'5' .1151-1. - 4- '11:2:5?3E. af' .-1, 5 5 ' 52.3 ,nf ---- I ' I ' nl' 1 ,p..'n'n' ,lf f , QI., 'I .rf- if ' ' :iifizziirtiiii ' ..-l'- I ,g75L5ZZf2 ' ' ''1'f11a25e2z2f412i1:a:1.... ..4 1 - ' .-.-'q.g:g::.'1:5,',:-:,:4: ' ,. 3.g:g.,.1,,:g -155:21-1- ' fp '-'Ffizlrizf-252511125itifzgtitziiix-125:-...A.gf 't'IET?5-Efmfggfff-73:5g1 'TE PI.