Jesuit High School - Speculum Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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IU-l I STEINKELLNER is checked by a defender. CRUSADER JOE WALSH i3Ol finds himself surrounded by would-be stealers. f. fx: 4 J: V1 -,div 0. Sv an 2 4 ll I -Q Q 54, l 4 Ai ,,,1f' Q' fiQ, . -5, ii- FRESHMAN BASKETBALL SQUAD. Kneeling: Mike Metz, Dan Lac- Corrigan, Mike Mitchell, Pete Brock, Bob Schommer, Tom Obradovich cey, John DeCosta, Ken White, Bruce Dummer. Standing: Father Larry Ed Kaiser, John Wehrly, Frank Steinkellner, Kevin Merz. Robinson, S.J., Joe Eichhorn, Bob Sharp, Dan O'Neal, Joe Walsh, Mike 113

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Lanky Frosh Scramble for Jesuit Opponent 25 Lake Oswego 23 29 Lake Oswego 33 67 Reynolds 54 57 LaSalle 54 51 Silverton 35 46 The Dalles 75 28 Wy'East 55 42 The Dalles 77 40 Wy,East 48 73 Walluga 93 35 Molalla 37 58 Canby 40 Victories, Finish 5-7 The freshman basketball team, coached by Fr. Larry Robinson, S.J. began its season with hopes for a suc- cessful season with a victory over Lake Oswego, 25- 23. As the season progressed, however, play patterns declined as the team lost six straight games. Early in the season Fr. Robinson commented, We must have improvement in defense, not only in check- ing but also in rebounding. Later in the season a con- centrated effort began and the team improved. Although the frosh were routed by The Dalles, 77-42. and Wy'East, 55-48, 40 per cent of the losses were by less than tive points, LaSalle 59-57, Molalla, 37-35 and the second Lake Oswego game 33-29. The team did show potential scoring ability, even in losing efforts, as in the loss to Walluga, 93-73. They also had excellent wins over Silverton and Canby, 51- 35 and 58-40, respectively. The season ended at 5- wins and 7-losses. FR. ROBINSON and team members watch from the bench as ho op squad fights for a victory. Q . 4' , ,- -V 's FRESHMAN Mike Mitchell struggles for ball possession against LaSalle

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r':s .Sf-v -KV.. ., S- '- I 1 rf 'T . A . f V .- Q 'jfs g-. ,f ,vi are 'a ff , .. L ' . vii' i' -T-'ill - . PM ' ' K new ,fgfd i-: 'b.1 53 t .Que rs , r....fL . 'Ji an , g 4 ' Ol- TRAP-SHOOTER Bill Brands proves that getting into MR. CLARKE finds humor in the score cards of three reserve players sand traps is no problem if you know how to get out. Golfers Hil Links Early Gain New Couch, Players As spring rolled around and the snow melted, Jesuit golfers began practicing and playing. April l opened the new season as the linksters tangled with the squad from Silverton. The team this year included three junior lettermen, Bob Mc- Hugh, Doug Hood, and Jim Bocci, with two sophomores, Bill Brands and Rocky Chapman, rounding out the starting five. A good freshman turnout helped, making the upperclassmen play harder, and providing a good reserve. The golfers on last year's team compiled a 10-win, 1-loss re- cord with the only loss to The Dalles. In the state tournament the Crusaders emerged with an eighth-place fmish. Mr. Kevin Clarke, S.J., the new coach, said at the beginning of the season in April, This year the team looks forward to an unblemished record and a higher placing in the state tourna- ment. Some of the individual players have a very good chance of taking individual titles.l hope the team will be a closely knit group and that members will pull together for a team title. k 'snr- 'ff' wg '-+,,,,,,' V V- -' vm - 1 , r L I . In . ff v -X LETTERMAN Bob McHugh finishes a powerful tee shot. 14