Jesuit High School - Cutlass Yearbook (Carmichael, CA)

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Frosh Cross Country Section Champs With the top two freshmen of 1979 competing on the Var- sity this season, the sophomore team seemed to be depleted. However, the first race erased any fears of a weak team. Brett Stauffer, running in his first season, took over the number one spot with first place finishes in the first and third races of the year. Rudy Martinez, John Shirba, Greg Alex, and Paul Verka rounded out the sec- ond through fifth men in fine fashion. The team's record included firsts in all League meets, second at Bellarmine Invitational, first at the Hayward invitational, first in League finals and third at Sub-Sec- tions to cap off another winning season and foreshadow a great Varsity season next year. This year's freshmen team is perhaps the finest Jesuit has ever produced. With unbelievable performances from Doug Von Brauchitsch 4411 many, Bill Shoemaker, Lawrence Kundargi, Todd Bass, and Dick Vicain, W2-51 in every race of the season, the Frosh took first place in each meet except the Hayward Invitational. Coach Lange says this team really has been motivated and they deserve our highest regard as the Jesuit High team of the future. Jesuit High Frosh Cross Country are this year's Sectional Champions. A I-. ' K . . ,. V, l . A . 'V it K H., . . f,-.L . , ,I .1 W., V, . lack row 0 to rj: Coach Walt Lange, Mike Cully, Dick Vicain, Doug Von Brau- chitsch, Blll Shoemaker, Todd Bass. Front row 0 to rj: Andy Griffin, Dave Mor- rison, Tony Varanini, Lawrence Kundargi, John Adams, Bill Overoye. 102 ' ti we Y 2' - iwifwe-ee - 5,5 an 1 i, Scott Home on the Grange -er. Don't worry, Mom! I knew how to cross the street ,W A ..

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BIG RED SLAIVIS T0 TOC Up, Buckey, Up! Anderson takes it home. 104 Three words can best describe the 1981 Marauder Varsity Basketball team: pride, heart and class. This team brought Jesuit to its first TOC trip since 1978, The season started strong with wins against El Cam- ino, Del Oro and Mira Loma. Then came the Del Oro Tourney and the Marauders played to the final wire being eased out by Del Oro 49-57. Tom Arndorfer and Greg Chelini were elected to the All-Tourney Team. Christmas followed and that meant the Jesuit High Christmas Classic. Again the Marauders played great basketball overcoming St. Pat's and Sacred Heart. In the championship game against St. Mary's, Red Pride took it into overtime where the Marauders met defeat. Tom Arndorfer was voted MVP for the Tournament. The team played Kennedy, Rio Americano, Chris- tian Brothers and Grant in succession. These pow- erhouses were too much for the Marauders to han- dle. League play began and so did the Marauders. As if to make amends for the losses, the team made it three in a row over powerful Yuba, Norte and Davis. Game after game the team improved and fought for the championship. Finishing with a League record of 12-3, the Marauders had to be satisfied in second place behind Norte. That was enough for an invita- tion to play in the first round of the TOC. Jesuit played Vallejo in Vallejo and lost the game 71- 77. Three players were named to the All League Team: Tom Arndorfer, Steve Chelini and Brian Baer. Tom Arndorfer was named First String Guard on the All-City Team and Coach John Dille was named Coach of the Year by the Delta League. No one expresses Jesuit Pride better than this year's Big Fledl