Jesuit High School - Tiger Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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BOTTOM ROW: fl to rj R. Cimino, S. Acerra, J. Kaufman, J. Dobbins, A. Cutrono, J. Bisbee. SECOND ROW: D. Taylor, T. Bray, F. Massari, L. Sumner, C. Corral, T. Fox, R. Canal. THIRD ROW: D. Antinori, J. Riviere, M. Testa-Secca, C. D'Avanza, R. Chancey, E. Shea, S, Azzarelli. FOURTH ROW: G. VanEepoel. G. Suarez, H. Reddick, J. Wehle, C. Bisbee, E. Cimino, J. Rogers. The Jesuit team of 1965 put Jesuit High School back on the football map. The team registered an 8-2 season. This record is the second best a Jesuit team has ever compiled. The Tigers placed second in their region in the race for state. The Tigers were leading their region going into their game, but were eliminated when they dropped the close con- test. The team's record during the past four years has been 2-8, 3-4-2, 5-5, and finally 8-2. Now that Jesuit is back on the football map, they have the material to keep it there. Next year the goal is 10-O. The 1965 team would like to extend a special thanks to all that followed them this past season. used' RAY DICHARRY, Head Football Coach. LEO DIAZ FRANK FERNANDEZ Assistant Football Assistant Football Coach Coach 73

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Don Taylor a four year letterman in football shows Mr. Bill Lentz his special Award Blanket and the trophies that Jesuit won this year. Mr. Lentz, whose letter appears below, was the Captain of the Tiger Basketball Team for the 1940-1941 season. BASKETBALL Chris Corral Frank Massari Mike Donahue Harold Reddiclc Jim Garcia Nestor Sanchez Ken Hankins George Suarez joe Wehle Manager Richard Llano MANAGERS: Ralph Bruno Mike Duncan Harold Richard Llano SPORTS The Jesuit High School Athletic Department was proud and happy to award the following letters during the school year of 1965-1966. FOOTBALL Steve Acerra Dennis Antinori Steve Azzarelli Charles Bisbee john Bisbee Todd Bray Randy Canal Randy Chancey Ed. Cimino Bo. Cimino Chris Corral SWI Tony Cutrono Lolly D'Avanza Tom Fox jack Kaufman Frank Massari jacques Riviere Perry Rogers Ed Shea George Suarez Les Sumner Don Taylor Joe Wehle Robert , Steve Thomas ING BASEBALL Frank Agliano Randy Canal jimmy Cannella Cass Castillo Mike Donahue Ed. Ellis Mark Andry Charlie Bisbee John Bisbee jim Charles Tom Fox Randy Hartlage Ken Hankins Robert Hermida Pat Higgins john Kabbes Charles Polansky Harold Reddick jacques Riviere jim Garcia Richard Huerta George Miquel Nestor Sanchez Mike Villmer Don Taylor TRACK Brian Kennedy Steve Krist Mike Lentz Frank Massari Mike Massari Steve McGucken Adrian Menendez Pete Montero Anton Njirich Robert Piccirilli Les Sumner Gus Van Eepoel Louis Villarosa Rodney Aguirre jose Alvarez Ralph Alvarez Mike Brown Ray Brown Bruce Campbell Ray Chase john Delisi Wayne Dewey Hugh Sheppard Dave Smarmsky Mike Sulten Tom Sultenfu Mark nkxns Charlr TENN Tim Dorr Al Garcia Bruce Golding S Goldin 1 er Hall 19' n Kelso lo Miquel vid McDonald li ert McDonald Train ert Travr ky n Gon 1 rian O Brien A het Victor Parke Wright 'W LF Bill Leon jim M ty ' g at I I lr Q 1' ' ,. mi, . X. , - A 4 K' ,, , : ,- il - ' i it J A a -' ' ' W E- . f i,ii if -' 1 ri. A Q l at . 1 L ,1 M x 5 Davidalsdii-ix? I ' ' ' ,- 5' A ,E W X V Hia - 5 'H ' . fill! , , I, . 1 at f a.'Q5fv-2,1- ffa . 5.4-S., Va, N. -Y . J J., N -3 5 4 Bill Rowe joe Zendegui X John Connolly Manager Robert Broughton arc erguson

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Wit wi? if af- W, '1fiif51i Diff 'Q gg 'I 47 is A :,,, in v Ns .3 N A-1-1. 1 iifei '1-fA DON TAYLOR, GUARD ALL CITY, ALL ED CIMINO, QUARTERBACK, HALF- JACK KAUFMAN, HALFBACK, BEST STATE, HEAD HUNTER, HUSTLER BACK, IRON MAN AWARD BACK AWARD AWARD i The Big Blues season's opener for the '65 season was staged in Corral Stadium, for the first time in eight years. The field was dampened by rain the Tigers were in fine spirits as they rolled over the Pinecrest Pilots 18-0. Sophomore Frank Massari was the big scoring gun of the game combining a 41 yard run and a 31 yard touchdown sprint for 6, a 10 yard gallop for 6 more and teaming up with end Gus Van Eepoel on an 8 yard pass to complete the scoring. jack Kaufman Ed. Cimino, and Randy Canal turned in fine performances as per usual. Don Taylor, game Captain, was a standout on offense and defense, as were Ed Shea and Todd Bray. The Tiger staunch defense limited the Pilots to a total gain of a mere 8 yards. A 'N RANDY CANAL, FULLBACK, MOST IM- LES SUMNER, QUARTERBACK, COACHES JOE WEHLE, END, BEST UNEMAN PROVED AWARD AWARD AWARD 74