Jesuit High School - Cutlass Yearbook (Carmichael, CA)

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T I ' L.: 3... ,., J, Top Row I-r: Coach Terry Earls, Coach Dan Carmazzi, Tony Brocchini, Pat Dentinger, Andrew Hodges, Tom Kunz, Eric Meyer, John Dalton, Mike Madalo, Mike Barnes, Dan Ingoglia, Grant Pegg, Mike Wehr, Alan Leatherby, Steve Halvorson, Bob Hoffman, Mike Schance, Trainer Rick Streif. Second Row L-R: Manager Dennis Boyle, Jeff Thomas, Alex Santos, Steve Baniecki, Scott Dickinson, Curtis Fong, Bob Sweeney, Tim Jeffries, Kevin Ternan, Pat Fleichenburger, Steve Dono- van, Mike Wegener, Coach Dave Damitz, Coach Ross Evans. Bottom Row I-r: Scott Lippi, Ted Gabrielli, Tim Carter, Chris Barsotti, Jeff Sperbeck, Head Coach Pat Clemons, Flick McCauley, Andy Estipular, Mike McElroy, Larry Neely, Kevin Bur- 1'lYfl 5-. Halfback Mike Wegener led by Madalo and Leatherby. -sf 5 ,4 M c ,cw -314 A A -,smug Qftsffi-ff 3'-X77 wt '1-23,1 if ?'Q'e:w,zd3 .,. wa .,.'-?L-LL iw.,-1 F ks I -df.-K'i, P'. 7-..'J .Z...n.... aaa:-Au- ......g,.g Tom Kunz turns upfield during a Passing League 86 M.V.P. Alan Leatherby looks to the sidelines for the call. Qame-