Columbia Preparatory School - Columbiad Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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1901 1941 1 JIM KURTH FENTON ROYAL JACK MOLONEY ,,m AROUND THE TRACK l,URlNG the track season huth Hoffman and Jim Dillon turned in commend- ahle johs in sprinting. Huh Uernhaeh filled in the distance role effectively, and Chuck McVicker showed well in the middle distances. Bagsy Volk was chief helper-outer and Coach Fiene's fireman nn this yr-ar's track squad. DON SHEA TOM VOLK BOB DERNBACH JOHN HOFFMAN

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1901 l-iam 1911 ' 1 TRACK 1941 SEASON FIRST TRACK MEET was held on April IS when three teams competed on the local oval. Final scores: Sandy 73, Columbia 43, Parlcrose 9. On April 22 the Preps traveled to VVest Linn to compete with the local team, Seap- poose, Parkrose, and Hill. The Preps came in third. On April 25 the cind- ermen easily took Parkrose. On lhlay 6 VVest Linn was defeated 59 to 42. The district No. 8 track meet was held at Columbia on lllay 10 with eight teams competing. The state meet was held at Eugene on May' 17. JOE CURRAN BOB DILLON 1 Y-ml VARSITY SQUAD Back row Ed Fiene fcoachj, Hzsllopeter, R. Dillon, McCarty, Quoidbach, Carlson, Steele. Middle row fKurth, Curran, Shea, Hoffman, Royal, Volk, Flaherty, Brennan, Front row- -Moloney, J. Dillon. Dornbach.

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1901 1941 'lf ,Y I TRAMURAL PORTS FOOTBALL PIGSKIN tossers turned out by the dozens when the call was sounded for in- tramural touch - football last fall. All classes were represented by at least one team, and some thrilling games were played and witnessed on Christie field. Rated as number one team and champions of the league were the Cellar- Dwellers. Members of this team were given in- tramural awards at the an- nual fall football banquet. BASKETBALL ALTHOUGH many difficul- ties cropped up in the basketball competition,still there were a number of games played, and a few teams which showed real promise as casaha tossers. No official playoff was staged, but when all the scores were in an unof- ficial champion was pro- claimed. The freshmen showed a great deal of spirit, and it would not be surprising if they contrib- uted to later varsity teams. BASEBALL OLD JUPE PLUVIUS, as usual, played havoc with the softball schedule at the beginning of the season. When spring finally ar- rived, the ball clubs swung into action. All teams were playing good compet- itive ball, and displayed fine sportsmanship. From all indications, as the sea- son drew to a close, the winning team would prob- ably be a potent junior outfit, the Clubs. But they may well be defeated. VAMPIRES BOOMERS Back--Hoffman, Volk, Leipzig, Dernbach. Back --Quoidbach, Mayer, McCarty. Front--Connolly, McCoy. Front -Wentworth, Curran, Hollopeter. SUPERMEN RAINBOW KIDS Back -Fitzgerald, Spear, Reilly, De Jardin. Bank -Lair, Dillon, Morrison. Front Beckwith, 0'Hearn, Kurth. Front--Maks, Powers, Rinella.