Woodland High School - Wocowa Yearbook (Woodland, WA)

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s ol 'Vp 5? S 'RFQ QUEENS , Yell Queens Pat Moore, Nina Fisher, Hazle Schmitt, Gloria Tanner performed lit outstanding job throughout sports seasons ..... climax for their efforts,when Wood- U land rooting section awarded pep trophy by Longview Athletic Club at annual bask- etball jamboree in December. While we cannot all play team games,we can get a vicarious thrill by attending interschool mzwgim athletic events. Whether our teams win or ,Wm - pt lose, we turn out in goodly numbers to cheer O11 Olll' Beaver Cl3SSIT13tES Here, on the two open pages before you are representative photographs of fall and winter sports scenes. QSpring weather was so miser- able that deadline time for the WOCOWA had come and gone before any suitable weather permitted obtaining baseball or track pictures for these pages.l Here is a collector's item. . .two happy coaches beaming with joy: what happened? .... Blauman's basketeers had just edged league champs Ridgefield 40-38 and 'B' squad mentor Lemiere is just as happy as if his own lads had posted the same .... bottom left shows a tense downbox man U-larry Taylorl, statisticians Poulsen and Englert, and timekeeper Martin noting progress of Castle Rock football game. . . human projectile shown scoring touchdown is full- back Blanchardg on ground immediately under him is blocker Reese. . ali ' rdiuf M185 fdibifiiaewl .3202 W2 f MQWUSK, A-t B'f 'k.3M'StN I

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SLI First row: Chumbley, A. Turner, Englert, Hultsman. Second row: Blount, Huston, Fei-is, Youngman, Kasberg, J. Turner, Huddleston. Third row: Blair, Wills, Rhoades, Hoefs, Wood- ward, Chester, Hall, Bays, Coach Ossy Lemiere. BASEBALL Ace pitcher Don Woodward hurls to catcher Hank Hoefs. At the far right Woodward, Bays, Feris, and Blair show the correct batting form. BEAVERS DARKHORSE TEAM As the WOCOWA goes to pressn, the 1957 Beaver basebz team is in second place in the northern division of the T league. Wins over Kalama and Cathlamet and a loss to Castle Rock flast year's division champsj are recorded far. A darkhorse outfit this year, should the green and whi find their collective batting eyes, a title is not too far beyond the realm of possibility. Good pitching by senior Don Woodward and sophomore Ken Bays has been turned in on occasion in practice gan this season, but in only one league game has the pitchinl been topflight. In winning 3-0 from Cathlamet, Woodwa hurled a one-hitter, striking out 17. His mates obtainec runs, two more than needed. If the Beavers can win from Kalama away from home and Castle Rock on the Woodland diamond, there is a strong possibility they may go on to win the division titl1 Lost to next year's nine will be seniors Blair, Rhoade Woodward, Chester, Hall, Feris and Englert.