Woodland High School - Wocowa Yearbook (Woodland, WA)

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Finish High lt's always a thrilling moment when seconds before game time the stirring strains of the Star Spangled Banner float through the brisk night air. Here is recalled the football team moments before the Ridgefield game. Plainly visible are Reese,.Nehr, Rhoades, Rhodes, L. Bozarth, Powell, Albrecht, Woodward, Carrico, partially visible are Nelson ibehnnd Nehrl and Balch ipartially behind Rhoaclesl. TIED FOR SECOND PLACE IN TRICO LEAGUE Ending the season with six wins and two losses, and tied with LaCenter for second place in the Trico league, the Beavers continued the climb toward the top of the standings in football. In the final game of the season, eight half- frozen seniors led the way to the third win in as many years over Kalama in a swirling snow-storm. This game assured the Beavers of at least a tie for second place. Those receiving all-Trico awards were: Ron Nelson, first team back, Bob Carrico, first team end, second team: Arnie Albrecht, back, Gary Balch, tackle, lack Rhodes, guard, and honorable mentions: Bob Hoefs, center, Ron Powell, end, and Bill Reese, back. Gary Balch and Bill Reese shared the defensive award and lack Rhodes carried off the inspira- tional award at the annual Lions Club football banquet. Graduating seniors are: Ron Nelson, Gary Balch, Charles Blum, Arnie Albrecht, lack Rhodes, Bob Hoefs, Ron Powell, and Bob Carrico. 1955 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Sept 16-VVoodland 34 Sept. 23-Woodland 13 Sept 30-Woodland 12 Oct. 7-VVoodland 38 Oct. 14-Woodland 38 Oct. 21-Woodland 25 Oct. 28-Woodland 32 Nov. 4-Woodland 7 Nov. ll-VVoodland G Proud moment in life of any footballer is being photographed with football banquet speaker. Here are gathered Trico All-Star selectees, and team-selected outstanding players. Front: Bob Carrico, Jack Rhodes, Turk Edwards, former WSC All American and professional football all-time great: Gary Balch, Bill Reese. Rear: Ron Powell, Ron Nelson, Bob Hoefs. fArnie Albrecht missed picture.l , ..,s Ridgefield 12 . . Castle Rock 42 Evergreen 45 Cathlamet 6 ,. s. White Salmon 21 , ...,. ,. State School 0 Stevenson 6 LaCenter 19 Kalama 0 N