Jesuit High School - Speculum Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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, f f vii: T LP. av I s'.:.'.tgi gn' Na?-Q, - - . V-SPLIT if ii .l,j3'f ' '. v 4. I 4 x.. .YA S ' 'f7f'Qf.gif 1 wwzawmqg , r -. f fe . j1A ?x?l?'5 atm si V . a ff'a.s 4 ' 'Jig ..1 77 'L 4, MIKE METZ crashes through Wy'East's line during the first game of the season. The Jesuit team crossed the finish line with a 45-19 victory. Freshmen Trounce 0pposiiion, Post Unprecedented 6-O Tully They were confident, so eager to win, too proud to lose they were winners! That's what Mr. Jim Sinnerud, S.J., frosh coach, said after an unprecedented 6-0 frosh record. During the season opener at Reynolds, the frosh clobbered the Lancers 33-7. Greg Bauer put the frosh out in front by return- ing the opening kick-off 70 yards. He later scored again to post l2 points for the frosh Crusaders. Kevin Doherty also scored twice. Rick Hass completed the scoring. Against Wy'East Dan Dickson reeled off scoring runs of 60, 20, and 7 yards. Kevin Doherty added a 60-yard romp into the end zone and passed to Jim Carter for another 6. Joe Eichhorn capped the scoring by racing 50 yards with a pass interception - final score Jesuit 38, Wy'East 7. Going into the Estacada game, the frosh were 5-0. For the first quarter of the game the frosh appeared sluggish. All of a sud- den they exploded with Doherty sprinting into the end zone on a pass option play. His success was quickly followed by scoring thrusts of Dan Dickson, Greg Bauer, and Ken White. Final: Jesuit 24, Estacada 0. I ll!! 1. FRESHMAN TEAM. First row: Mike 0'MaIley, Ken White, Mike Pay- ment, B.G. Eilertson, Tim Perri, Mike Burns, Pat Fogarty, Tim Ander- son, Ed Vranizan, Jim Cassinelli. Second row: Larry Grierson, Tim Self, Rick Hass, Jeff Vandross, Kevin Doherty, Dan Dickson, Mike Gavin, Kevin Fitzpatrick, Keith McGinley, Mike Metz, Mike Bell, Mike Keys, Mark Honzel, Dan Lacey, Paul Christianson, Joe Corboy, Pete Bosch, Greg Bauer, Kevin Harvey, Jeff Beaudoin. Third row: Coach Jim Sin- nerud, S.J., Mark O'HoIlaren, John Boylan, George LaDu, Bob O'Hal- MR. James Sinnerud, S.J. inspires his frosh to a 6-0 season. ,l.L'. j . s - - . .ms Gif ' ' ' - , r'1.,-if . :.' loran, Doug Marsh, Mike Krieger, Jerry Stupfel, Dave Quinn, Dave Lamb, Ed Polich, Kevin Merz, Bob Sharp, Mike Parelius, Jim Yragui, Brian Quinlan, Tom Graff, Jim Satterwhite, Kelly O'Halloran, Matt Mil- Ier, Frank Steinkellner, Doug Walker, Fr. Larry Siep, S.J., Jim Vaughan, Mr. Bob Byrne, S.J. Fourth row: Joe Walsh, Steve Miller, Dana Pohl, Ed Kaiser, Pete Brock, Dan O'Neal, Dick Fields, Paul McDonald, Joe Eichhorn, Ed Hamilton, Keith Sammons, Jim Carter, Steve Kemper, Tom Wynne, Kim Marshall, Tony O'Bradovich, Bob Schommer. FROSH SEASON RECORD Jesuit Opponents 45 Wy'East 19 33 Reynolds 7 28 Molalla 0 24 Estacada 0 27 The Dalles 6 24 Canby 0

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J.V.'s Score Muddy Victories, Lose Eight Sophs to Varsity By compounding a 5-1-1 season record, the potential of Coach Gordon Carrigan's gridders emerged. The J.V. football team bounced back after an abject defeat to the league's newcomer, Central of Monmouth 0-13 to defeat Reynolds in a close 18-16 victory. Reynolds scored all its points in the first half before the Jesuit Squires came back to sweep through the second half. A Paul Machtolf to Mitch Leary pass in the last minute of play sent the Lancers home. In a nip-and-tuck battle the J.V. Crusaders tied Wy'East 13-13 the following week. Jesuit lost its chance to overcome the tie when Jesuit called time out in the closing two minutes and the clock ran out while officials disputed whether Jesuit had any time outs remaining. After this slow start, the young Crusaders won the remainder of their games with relative ease. Their greatest victories were against The Dalles 32-0 and Canby 36-0. In the Molalla con- test, whjch was waged on a sloppy, muddy home field, a fumble by Molalla set up a running play by Phil Kies for the clinching touchdown. END MITCH Leary follows his blocking down field after snaring pass from quarterback Paul Nlachtolf. Jesuit J.V.'s edged Reynolds 18-16. JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD. First row: Mike Bennison, Tom Apa, John Nava, Gene Beaudoin, John Lamb, Bill Ratliffe, John Mitchell, Rick Fowler, Jeff Dulcich, Paul Machtolf, Dick Meinz, Rich Krieger, John Grout, Jeff Barron, Bill Edlefsen, manager, sits in front. Second row: Fr. Tony Jahner, S.J., Steve Sonderen, Jordan Lucas, Ted Thomp- son, Dave Ierulli, Pat Vala, Mark Moeser, Carl Kleffner, Kerry Gillespie, J .V.'S SEASON RECORD Jesuit Opponents O Central Monmouth 13 18 Reynolds 16 13 Wy'East 13 32 The Dalles 0 12 Molalla 0 36 Canby 0 14 Estacada 0 Brian Jones, Randy Taylor, Jack Younie, Kevin LaHaie, Tom Ryan, Coach Gordon Carrigan. Third row: Jim Hudak, Chris Smith, Phil Kies, Tim O'Connor, Mitch Leary, Ray Mirabella, Rick Wagner, Sam Sugura, Ron Boogaard, Mike Ferguson, Greg Vanderzanden, Tim Nashif, Cliff Waibet, Bruce Allison, Jerry lVlartin. BACK PHIL KIES plunges through Reynold's line with aid of Ted Thompson i12l.

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Cross Country Runners Build Up Endurance, Balance, and Spirit Jesuitis cross country harriers racked up a fourth in district this year and earned the right to run in the state meet. In Eugene the team outran the usually strong Wy'East, effectively Winding up third in the district and best in the Wilco League. Coach John Dunn, S.J. said, Cross country continues to improve and will be very successful in the next three years. Outstanding junior runners Steve Connolly and Bill Edens, both pmae year track lettermen, headed the drive for the fourth place spot in district. Connolly placed lOth and Edens 15th out of more than one hundred competitors. Seniors Nick Carter, Rick Wagner, and returning letterman Tom Koler battled for positions on the team. Very promising runners for next year are juniors Dave Young and Phil Kaptur. Sophomore runners Tim Fitzpatrick and Jeff Lawson headed the J .V. team and occasionally ran for the varsity. The J .V. team finished strongly with a second in dis- trict. Frosh runners John Wehrly and George Filz led their team to a first place victory in district, a feat never before achieved a Jesuit. The tough, competitive running in cross country trains the har- riers to build endurance for those who run track in the spring, and for those who play basketball. VARSITY AND J.V. Lower left: Fr. John Dunn, S.J. lcoachl. First row: Mike Hicks, Mike Sutherland, Jeff Lawson. Second row: Tom Culhane. Third row: Steve Connolly, David Young, Jerry Ftenfro, Tim Fitzpatrick. Top row: Nick Carter, Tom Koler, Flick Wagner. E' 1 I I l ' .1 . D-an-gg, Q 'i .ak elgfrl' . ' 1-. - 5 ' 2 16 ri l if BILL EDENS PULLS AWAY from a pack of competing runners on a cool autumn day. Eden consistantly placed first among the Jesuit varsity. lOO