Columbia Preparatory School - Columbiad Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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. . 1901 1941 4 Pg . vfan FUOTBAIJ, BASKETBALL BASEBALL End Center First Base CA PTA! N PAU L CYTOOLE NUNIBIERED among the graduates of this year is one of the finest athletes ever to attend Columbia Prep. Paul Patrick O'Toole has established records which will be difficult to break. For four years he has played on the varsity football, basketball, and baseball teams, winning monogram awards in each sport every year. He has shown great promise as an end and backfield man in football, and stars as a first baseman and pitcher in baseball. But his star has shone brightest in basketball. In four years he scored 1285 points in 105 games, an average of more than I2 points per game. His fourth year was the IINJSI sensational. He averaged better than I5 points per game and was picked unanimously on the All-State team at the state meet in Salem. For four years he was a member of the State Catholic Championship team, getting awards for high scorer and making the All-Star team for four consecutive years. Perhaps the most thrilling moment of his high school athletic career came when he caught a pass thrown by himself in the Lebanon game last fall. Bud has been a good team man, inspires his fellow players, and displays good sports- manship. He has maintained a scholastic average of 83 per cent in spite of his many athletic activities. The faculty and students wish him success in his future undertakings. Good luck, Paul! Mary' your future be promisingl S

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SALEM-COLUMBIA PREP GAME ft . . ic -cc STAT li TOUR N AM li N 'I' Tina iiloii-FLYING CRUSADER quintet entered the state meet at Salem with a total of twenty-three wins and two defeats, the best record of all the par- ticipants in the tournament. They drew tough opposition in the Salem High Vikings, going down to defeat, 41-32, in a spirited contest witnessed by a packed house. Beaverton fell before the powerful onslaught of the Preps by a score of 45-18. ln what proved to be their last contest, the Green and YVhite dropped a heart-breaking thriller to the giants of Roseburg, 34432 Although eliminated from tournament play, the Crusaders placed Paul Uvlioole on the first All-State team. Bud was the unanimous choice of sports writers, officials, and coaches. As in the district tournament, the Preps were acclaimed for the fine sportsmanship of their cheering section. Ted Loud received three votes and was conceded the title of All-State cheer leader.

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73115 9 0 1 A 1 9 4 1 5 4 I9-ll Season Columbia 1 - Grant Columbia 7 - Sabin Columbia 1 - Roosevelt Columbia 4 - Sabin Columbia 5 - Grant Columbia 0 - Astoria Columbia 6 - Milwaukie Columbia 7 - Forest Grove Columbia 4 - Astoria Columbia 5 - Rainier Columbia 4 - Mt. Angel Columbia 4 - Mt. Angel Columbia ClVIay 167 Rainier Columbia CMay 205 West Linn AL O'BRIEN .,..,: I y ,f,, Ja :IQ A 5 . ,.,,' 3' ' ' -,.. 5 A Y 2 3 A AFM I t,g:,ai A -. A VARSITY SQUAD Back row Morrison, Lair, Bleeg, O'Toole, O'Brien, Van Hoomissen. Front row-- Gellos, Curran, Wright, Pienovi., Powers, Knappenberger.