Woodland High School - Wocowa Yearbook (Woodland, WA)

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I l l I zu r rl i fr rx, ,M od- Qfbt My A'-h Hungry anyone? Tim feasts while rest of players slave during game last season. Relief pitcher in for Ken Bays, so he takes over the catching chores, in junior high action. Chuck Blue scoring run while Kalama catcher awaits throw as Mr. Stroud readies to shoot picture. Outfielder Peterson makes catch in practice workout, Coach Cheatley talks over championship chances with Daily News reporter before playoff at laCenter last year. Nick Chester about to throw a man out at second in practice workout. Bob Bays hitting early-season fungoes Ron Nelson guiding pitcher during pre-inning warmup. sf wil' 'S

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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

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BEAVERS STRONG CONTENDERS FOR CROWN SCORES: mg, BACK ROW: .lim Crocker, Arnie Kainu, Ronnie Albrecht, Don Woodward, Nick Chester, Dave Rhoades, Arnold Lemke, Robert Pettit, Dennis Smith. FRONT ROW: Coach Bill Cheatley, Charles Blue, Dick Burns, Tim Peterson, Orville Seifert, Bob Bays, Ron Nelson, Roger Wanous. A hard-hitting, slick-fielding, hard-throwing March 20-VVoodland La Center 3 hast-hall team is out to win the Trico League N1lll'Cll23-W00d1llnd Kglgo 4 championship this yr-ar. March 24-Woodland . .Kalama 2 At the time of this Writing their league record was two wins and one loss. There are eight return- ing lvttermen: Dick Burns, Tim Peterson, Don March 30-Woodland April 2-VVoodland April 4-Woodland 12 3 . La Center 4 Longview IV 3 Rainier, Ore. 1 Nyoodward, Bob Bays, Hon Nelson: Nick Chester, if Charles Blue and Orv Seifert. Seniors graduating April l5-Woodland 8 Kelso lv 5 this spring arc Burns, Peterson, Bays, Blue and April 13-Woodland 8 Longview JV 10 Sf'ift't't. April 20-NVo0dland 10 Cathlainet 2 Another 1954 for Woodland? After losing a close APfll 22-Woodland 3 I lKalfmm 0 decision to Castle Rock, there, it shapes up to APUIQ3-W00d11md 2 Rfufucrr Orc' 1 he another possible play-off. Castle Rock has taken april 11 Rmmeri Orc' lg Kalama's ton Til teamn snot in the Northern race A Pri M -W0 an 4a Longview lv . 5-i . . April 26-Woodland 2 ,,,, Castle Rock 6 tlns year and Woodland is again pushing hard for April 29..W00dlfmd 5 Longview IV 2 the titlc. May 2-Woodland 6 ,,,,,r. BELOW LEFT: Charles Blue, steady performer around the . Kelso IV 0 rg hot corner, continues to play flawless ball both in the field and at the plate. He also will probably be on the All-Star team at third base again this season. BELOW RIGHT: Bud Seifert, again playing his tops at shortstop is a sure bet for the returning All TRlCO shortstop position. RIGHT: Coach Bill Cheatley has shown outstanding abili- ties in leading the baseball team and planing strategy.