With an excellent re–
cord of four wins and
three defeats the Shelton
J
u n i o r High football
team had a very success–
ful 1950 season.
Under the coaching
of Ray Patrick the Blaz–
er basketball squad had
an active season with five
wins to their credit. Since
they played independent
ball this year, they had
no league standings.
Head coach Ray Pat–
rick and his assistant, An–
dy Tuson, did a good job
of rounding a young, in–
experienced squad into a
fine working unit.
So11g
Queens:
~Vinters;
Georgia Plews; Manke; Kneeland.
Shelton won over El–
ma
25
to
17
in their first
game of the season. Lat–
er they played St. Mart-
The Blazers played in-
dependent ball during the season after having dropped
from their league.
Winner of the Honorary Captain Award was Fred
Patterson, and of the Inspirational Award, Ray Teo.
Shelton scored a total of 79 points during the season
to their opponents 57.
in's, winning 37 to 35,
and also Chehalis, beating 31 to 19. The junior high also
gained two victories over Raymond by scores of 39 to
29 and 38 to 26.
Nine boys on the A squad earned their letter this
year. Bud Gray and Dennis Pevey were the capable
managers.
FOOTBALL:
Left-Row
1: ].
Goodwin, Kreifeh, Mallinger, Chapman. Row 2: Gray, Pauley, Prrszner, Pattuson, Doak. Row 3: Mr. Tus011,
Campbell, Clifton, Pratt, Costin, Frank, Yenter. Row 4: Butler, Rutherford, Hooker , Craddick, Hawkins, Dean, Fox, Hylton. Row 5: Minor,
Lord, Dan Wetter, Knight,]. Teo, Dave Wetter, Avery, P. Getty. Row 6: R. Teo, Valley, G. Getty, Kelley, D. Goodwin, Drengson, Ritner,
V tll<.ke. Center: Mr. Patrrck, football atJd basketball coach.
BASKETBALL:
Right- Row 1: Pevey, Pallerson. Row 2: Ramey, Teo, Gould,
Sweari11ge11. Row 3:
Pris~ner,
Gett-y, Prall, Halbert, Campbdl, Valley.
