Madison High School - Federalist Yearbook (Portland, OR)

45 Sophs Earn 2-5 JV Record The Junior Vafrsity squad has had better seasons than this year, but they had a good turn out. Farty-five sophomores played this season to a two win and five loss record. Some of the sophomores played on the Varsity this year instead of all sophomores and some iuniors on their J.V. squads. A couple of the games they lost co-uld have gone either way. In the Lincoln game, we led all the way up to the last minutes of the game, 6-0 when Lincoln got a touchdown and PAT to win 6-7. All of this year's J.V. players who turn out next year will play varsity ball. Coach O'Donnell said the boys to h next ear are Cork Owen Rick Metzger Jim watc y y , , Higginbotham, Doug Oman, Ron Lutz, Jay Yoshihara, and especially Wayne Cumley and Rich Dorton. Frosh Turnout Provides Two Teams Coaches Jim Smith and Tom Pilleggi had 79 turn out for their frosh team. It was a good season in which the team made history. It was the first time for the frosh to play two games with the same team. Due to the large number of players that turned out at both Grant and Madison the teams were divided in half and they had two games. We won one 13-O and lost the other 0-7. The team was led by all-around player Dave White. The best tackler on the team was Bob Hoffman and the best blocker was guard, Mitch Wolfsehr who missed the last part of the season because of an operation. Wayne Brown showed the most hustle and was always on the move. Coach Smith said that the purpose' of the Frosh team is to develop a top notch J.V. team, and the prospects look real good. Frosh Coach Jim Smith gives pep talk to the baby Salons during half time of the Franklin game. J.V. Coach Frosh