Columbia Preparatory School - Columbiad Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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w -AW 11301 ' Qt 19111 9 I 'I BOB McCOY VINCE DOHERTY AI. 0'BRIEN Halfback Guard Quarter XtVHI'l'li SALNTON Despite Il powerful ground and air attack the Crusading Preps were un- ahle to score over a stubborn NVhite Salmon team, their hopes of victory turning into a scoreless deadlock. CAMAS Unahle to stop Daley, fleet-footed Camas hack, the Crusaders lost a 19-6 decision in the mill town, though O l'oole scored in the closing min- utes on a cleverly-intercepted pass. in JIM EDWARDS JOHN VAN HOOMISSEN TOM VOLK End Tackle Fullbaek

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1901 19-'ll N 7 TOM HOLLCRAFT PAUL O'TO0LE ALAN STEIN Guard End Center RAINIER With McCoy carrying the mail the Green and White gained a 7-7 tie with Rainier in the first grid tilt of the season played under lights on the home field of the Rainier team. HOOD RIVER Although Bobby McCoy made the most spectacular play of the game, Hood River swamped Columbia, 18-0, in a night game played on the Apple- pickers' gridiron to the fans' delight JOHN CHARTERS JIM CULLIGAN OSCAR QUOIDBACH Guard End Tackle

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156' ref 'A '9o1 Peg' 1941 1 - i 0-4 HARRY BELL JOHN CONNOLLY JIM McCONE Guard Fullback Guard H ILL MILITARY Playing their first home game, the Crusaders downed Hill, I8-0, in a gridiron tilt featured by Volk's ter- rific drives and O'Brien's initial jaunt to pay dirt and a touchdown. PARKROSE VVith the count 6-6 at halftime, the Preps opened up a ground attack on their home field to score twice in the final half and run rough-shod over the Parkrose Broncos by a score of 19-6. LEBANON Due mainly to Coach CARL JULIEN Tackle Fiene's stirring words between halves, a tour- ing Crusader outfit overcame a six-point Lebanon lead to win the season's final game for the seniors, 12-6. JIM SHANAHAN Assistant Coach