Jesuit High School - Tiger Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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354 ,iii Z1 ,A .AS- . 5 I -sr, ' W + K as-.ISN E, di Y -N K s I F own- A . Q .1 4 -. Receiving instruction from the sidelines is freshman Robbie Genders as the referee stands in disbelief. --w-uw-v-wi A ,A .ar , ,.,, 1984 JV Football. Front Row: Derrick Baio, John Garry, Jeff Hoefle, Derek lavarone, Frank Capitano, David Cartaya, Keuin Monteleone, Todd Brown, Donald Carter, Robert Genders, J. R Gonzalvo, Mark Prodzinski, Kyle Osterhout, Matthew Albence, John ,Cimino, Manuel Duran, Sean Cancelliere. Second Row: Head Coacfh Ziggy Jasinski, Assistant Coach Mike Boza, Donald King, Mike Finger, John Sansone, Corey Cheshire, John Hermes, Alex Mones, Mike Gillis, Tim Strazzini, Fabian McCullough, Mike Gonzalez, Tim O'Connor, Jason Fernandez, Ray Mathews, Kevin Baker, Danny Ramirez, Brian Turkel, Mike Mobley. Back Row: Mr, John Crumbley, Assistant Coach, Robert Rawlins, Glenn Lowder, Brian Smith, Jim Woodroffe, Scott Villanueva, Joseph Oravec, Fred Woods, Shane Mathews, Matt Yazejian, Byron,Crowell, Paul Alessandri, ScotttGaliger, Richard Barreto, Joe Vance, Kevin Williams, Alec Patterson, Ron Brown. ,iv Football 131

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J .V. Football I he JV Football squad completed yet another suc- cessful season in 1984. The Baby Bengals once again managed to defeat all three of their Catholic school rivals with convincing authority. The traditionally strong defense was under the direction of first-year coach John Crumbley, but an observer would never have noticed that such a change had taken place. Coach Crumbley formed the defense into a nearly impen- etrable unit that was the backbone of a tough JV Football squad. Particularly strong defensive performances were turned in by freshmen John Sansone and Ronnie Brown and sophomores Brian Turkel and Kevin Baker. The offense was under the guidance of head coach and offensive coordinator Zygmunt Jasinski. Coach Jasinski is something of a legend among football coaches. He has been guiding the JV Tigers for more years than one can remem- ber. Once again in '84 he produced a squad to be proud of. The offense would lie low for the majority of the game, then explode with a big play. An exciting combination was quar- terback Mike Gonzalez, running back Pete Prinzi, and re- ceiver Ray Mathews. This group would produce big yard- age by pitching the ball to Prinzi, who would then throw deep to Mathews. This play almost always produced a touchdown. One of the most thrilling games of the year was the second game versus Tampa Catholic, as the Tigers offense was unstoppable. Even though the Baby Bengals were often overmatched, they still had a great year. JV Football, Won 3, Lost 5 gi-Jesuit T ',ir,. ' P 1 7 tif Tampa Catholic Jesflit 1 0 Palmetto 23 Jesuit 8 Pasco 34 Jesuit 0 fl-and 6 if Zephyrhiils Jesuit ffilf 12 Jesuit 27 Tampa Catholic 12 Jesurt gggg Stg..l.Pete Catholic 8 Ready for action. The Tiger defense awaits the snap of the ball. Bedlam rules as the Baby Bengals celebrate a victory over archsriual Tampa Catholic. 130 .iv Football 4 .i,,,,, ,,, J . er-new Q. . 1 gr Ar si, it if

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Cross Country sport at Jesuit that has seen a meteoric rise in popu- larity is cross country. The reason for this increased popularity has been the fact that in just the last couple of years, cross country has gone from one of Jesuit's least successful sports to one of its most successful. A great factor in this rise was the emergence of two runners in particular, Derek Rodriguez and Wilson Rowe. When these two were just sophomores, the squad was not very strong. As they matured, so did the team. By the time these two became seniors this year, the cross country team was a powerhouse. This year 's team had one of Jesuit's best seasons ever in cross country. The fantastic season of 1984 was not the product of just two people, however. The squad had incredible depth, and often Jesuit would place in seven or more of the top ten positions. Junior Jeff FitzSimons ran some great races and was usually the Tigers' third runner to cross the line. Sopho- more Lewis Mattison was another of the Tigers' best run- ners. Senior Chris Diaz was also a member of the elite group of runners to run in the state meet. Some of the other of the best Tigers were junior Henry Gonzalez, sophomore Paul Castellano, and freshman Karl Mattison and Brian Gowdy. As you can see by this impressive list, the Tigers will again be strong next year as well as in years to come. This newfound success is just another example.of Jesuit's overall excellence in athletics. Grim Determination. Senior Chris Diaz shows his unique form during a race. Keeping His Lead. Jeff Fitz-Simons blasts through yet another three mile race. Run Fast. Coach Bill Alexander gives some last minute instructions. Cross Country v.,,', rf'- fa Qs.,-. ' v 4 vs -tw sf E X xxx 'gang' fr! aim.-r if ' hi x 5. Y I r 'iz ,f- 4 f la ,T As. sv. ,. ' Es .c :QV , abil. rises -nga-sr ,ks nun H ' . d,,f:,, 'QM ff V5, 1Q,v 4 2 av t 4 4 'Ax Q to 'few Jr! if MW ivwfffig A ,za in 'V A S 5 73' , , Thief Q , ,T A. .. 5 5' L fi ,-sr - ' j Q i 'D ?g'lsf?i If --ny, 2- 'wa-.iff r .nt .,,'tf.fQ5,., gy M.. .jj if gbgrnk . ,, . , ' fr -5519 gf ,, c c'cc Q 'b , KH ,f 5s,it'9- na 1 L , .. , - - ,V A C C 1 as iss. fs . ---rr i -we , A- , ' A 1, f, , i T fm V tv' . .,. I ,V 4, ' I . , W1 Ag , ' ' i ' ,I 4 W ' i'.i r , ' I , ' . , .M V ' V Vi nf ' ,. ' I 3 J l '91 I I '. . A A f - , , ,N . V A j, , I V' ' r - r. . V ' L i. 1 I r ' f' i . . . in lv 5' 'I gp V 5.2 - ,ir ' 'Z 1 A L -- , W ' ' fi ' , . . W' 4. :ff 'W arg - rr M , J' ' Y aa: , ' ' f' V J 'Q . . I , ., - ' ff- 1 . T 'Z.,m:fi :.ws,w s W W .. ,, - f '- 4 , I , f ar W. , , In y'.:' A I ,. ' if g J s ' 1. ,vw 4 ag -311 Q W Q . .,. , 'TA Q? 'LM 1 M ,K ivy Qi. A , , I V' .4 W . w . s' , vp, 'r ' ' .:' i ' r 1 , r v . lil 1 K. Id Ev vi 6 , ,V I . V W .T 1 ' . ' ' r We H . -4 1 'iv f. ai I