Woodland High School - Wocowa Yearbook (Woodland, WA)

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DAN STEPH Reserve Guard Good hustler and long h 0. SCHEDULE Trico Jamboree at Longview: lJL'C6'lHl7txI' 3-Wfoodland 20 3 Toutle Lake 32 December 7-YVoodland 66 , Deaf School 28 l7CCClTllX'1' 9-WVoodland 40 Evergreen 35 December 14-NVoodland 42 , Washougal 55 134-cernlx-r 15-Woodland 55 Evergreen 44 December 22-XVoodland 38 3 Washougal 50 Decernlwr 28-NVoodland 49 3 , Stevenson 51 Alzulllury 4-VVoodland 64 7, 7 ,Ridgefield 43 hlnnuzlry 7-XVoodlanCl 39 LaCenter 44' BOB MORGAN Reserve Cents Good rebounds TIM PETERSON Forward XX ll FRONT ROW: Coach Ronnie Albrecht, RON N ELSON Forward-Guard Shady performer d good sh 1 o . CHARLES BLUE Guard od rebounder and Plqymakef and good good Sher- husiler, january ll-Woodland 44 ee,...,.,,e January 14-Woodland 43 eee,e.,.eee ,ee,..,e.. C astle Rock 60' january 18-Woodland 59 eee.,e,eee. Ianuary 21-Woodland 397 v,..,,e..,.Kalama 29' .,-Ridgefield 39 ,,.-.,..LaCenter 31' ,.,,....-,Cathlamet 41' .,....,We..Cathlamet 61' .e.a,..Deaf School 45 Ianuary 25-Woodland 32 e.,eeee...r January 28-Woodland 59 ,,e.,,,,e, February 1-Woodland 38 ...,.eee. February 4-Woodland 27 ...,eee.... ,.e,...... C astle Rock 39 February 8-Woodland 51, 48' February 12-Woodland 52 ...,,...e,..7.....,..e..e,7..... Stevenson 41 '-Indicates League game. Y f

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ARNIE ALBRECHT The 1955 basketball season saw the Beavers finally beat Kalama, and both games at that. Kalama had never been beaten on their home court before Woodland turned the trick, nor had any team whipped the Chinooks twice in league play. The double victory made the season a successful one for the up and down Beavers. The Beavers won nine and lost nine games for the full season. In league play, they lost five out of eight, which gave them fourth place in the Northern Division of the Trico League. Orv Seifert was voted by his teammates as both inspirational and outstanding player for the second year in a row. He also was awarded a first team Northern Division Trico League All-Star certificate. ORV SEIFERT Guard Reserve Forward Good lump Shel' All Trico First Team GARY BALCH Center Good rebounder. Honorable mention All Trico Long shot artist Mr. Blauman, head basketball coach cleverly planned strategy which beat Kalama twice this year. DON WOODWARD RALPH GIVENS Reserve Guard Forward Good hustler and Honorable mention pluvmcker. All mm. . , , . 1 9 ' , ' I J 7 7 7 3 ' Ralph Givens and Gary Balch received honorable mention awards for their fine play Ronnie Albrecht freshman was selected by the American Legion to receive the scrub award for his hustle drive 1n terest and co operation during the year Seniors on the varsity were Charlie Blue Ralph Givens Bob Morgan Tim Peterson Orv Seifert and Dan Steph This page sponsored by: MR. AND MRS. R. F. ELLISON Woodland, Washington 62

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' 9 Jim Blair sinks free throw against Kalama in B squad action as Nick Chester, Bobby Hoefs, and Jim Wright anxiously await rebound, Coach Blauman sends in new strategy in Kolama game, with only a few seconds left to go, all the players were very tense. 43 seconds to go before the Beavers win a thrill-packed game at Woodland against Kalama. Bill Cheatley officiating at Trico League playoffs. LCJC Coach talks over which college Ralph Givens and Orv Seifert will attend next year as Ronnie Albrecht and Gary Balch look on. Coach Blauman looks over Beaver-Chinook emblems, as his mind refreshes him of the two Kalama games, before basketball banquet. Tim battles Dick Dynes for control of ball as Beavers beat Ridgefield at home. Bud k Seifert loo s on. Gary Balch battles State School players for control of loose ball as Beavers start season with win over the Terriers. Beaver Pep Band plays while the basketeers are busy with foe, 1, K S llll