Astoria High School - Zephyrus Yearbook (Astoria, OR)

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VARSITY FOOTBALL DAVE NYGAARD: First Team All- League, Second Team All-State at guard. Numerous injuries and a lot of bad breaks plagued the Fisher¬ men in the premier season of the brand-new Coast-Valley league. A 3-5-1 record isn ' t a championship season, but it represents the city and the community well, commented Head Coach Chuck Burns. He said the team was disappointed that they hadn ' t done as well as they hoped, but he also added that it was very rewarding to see the team give their very best effort. Tough League TONY REYNOLDS: First Team All- League at kicker. FRONT ROW: Tony Reynolds, Willis Van Dusen, Jim Rodgers, Jack Cederburg, Conrad Timmerman, Gene Falleur, Steve Fulton, Chuck Davenport, Mike Johnson, Dave Stevenson, Brad Junes, Dan Clifford. SECOND ROW: Dave Nygaard, Dan Stewart, Bob Leppla, Bob Campbell, Mike Benton, Jon Claterbos, Tim Smith, Chris Rosendahl, Tim Kuppenbender, Frank Brown, Rob Jacobson, Howie Long. THIRD ROW: Head Coach Chuck Burns, Bob Kustura, Tom Dulcich, Tom Still, John Wingenbach, Mike Brown, Bob Temple, Manager Dave Anderson, Coach A1 Olson, Coach Dan Fay. BACK ROW: Jim Dulcich, Brad Duren, Ron Middleton, Tim Malinen, Bemie Bjork, Bernie Burkholder, Manager Jim Efanagan. 26

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Fishermen ' s Scoreboard WE THEY 14 Molalla 14 6 Forest Grove 35 8 Newberg 46 0 St. Helens 21 19 Estacada 6 0 Dallas 30 7 Tillamook 6 18 McMinnville 41 24 Sandy 6 l HOWIE LONG (20) is tackled by a McMinnville defender as Chris Rosendahl (64) rushes to his aid in Homecoming clash. 2 BERN1E BJORK (24), a junior in his second year on the varsity, makes another tackle as teammate Rob Jacobson (39) nears scene. 3 QUARTERBACK JIM RODGERS (15), a senior in second year as signal caller, makes gain on keeper. 4 MIKE BROWN (80), a first-year junior, is right on top of a fumble in the game against McMinnville. 1 2 3 4 25

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Junior Varsity Scores Molalla WE 100 THEY 6 Forest Grove 50 0 Newberg 14 14 St. Helens 38 14 Estacada 46 6 Dallas 38 16 McMinnville 18 2 JV ' S SET RECORDS Sparkling Team Coach A1 Jacobson in his first year in the Astoria system guided his J. V. football team to an outstanding season, beating six Coast-Valley foes and dead¬ locking another. In six games the team had scored 286 points for an average of 47. 4 points per game. The sparkling J. V. ’s also had the best season record of any Coast-Valley squad, and the 100 to 6 score against Molalla is a league and state record. The only blemish on the record was the 14-14 tie played at Newberg; this also was the lowest score tallied by the squad this year. UPPER: Exultant Greg Arceneaux (15) proclaims touchdown in game on home field. LOWER: Coach A1 Jacobson and Assistant Don Heuberger confer at bench.