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J.'xI.'9 RUN WELL BUT NEED IIYIPROKIEIYIENT C.C. OPP. 15 David Douglas Inc. 21 Parkrose 34 36 Hillsboro 20 Inc. Aloha 18 15 Beaverton 48 38 Jesuit 21 41 Sunset 17 District Sixth Place Barlow Invitational First Place South Salem Invitational Tenth Place CROSS COUNTRY J.V. TEAlVl: Leo Fox, Roger Hall, Dave Tomlin, Tom Farrell, David Navarro. Right, from the top: Steve Westbrook finishes another ine race, Mike Buscho and David Navarro breeze past an Apollo. Roger Hall nears the hnish line while David Navarro presses close behind. 24 I i?Pf..,-M',,.,.,,..., I.,-w,.naovQ 'X' T, , W - V' H -ww, ff Fl, 0' 'ug,T'Wyiaawx4:-rv-'- f T 5... .aura il
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CENTRAL SPONSORS A fit FIRST ANNUAL OKTCDBGRFEST The Portland Oktoberfest, a fund-raising event to benent the Central Catholic community, was the first of its kind in the Portland area. The Ram Boosters built and operated the beer garden, which featured live entertainment in the form of Bavarian dancers, bands playing bluegrass and rock and roll, and traditional beergarden music. Beer and sausages were, of course, consumed ln large quantities. Surrounding the beer garden were approximately 60 concession booths selling most everything from soft drinks to ice cream to chicken dinners to clothes. There were also carnival rides to suit the younger generation. The sellout crowds that swarmed to listen to music and drink beer hlled the park every night until closing time. Special thanks go to Don Graham and his committee for coping with all the headaches involved in planning and making a reality the first annual Oktoberfest. , , J I ' 5 1 4 : , . P . rl l ' l - f g er 26
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