John Adams High School - Reflections Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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JV FOOTBALL TEAM. 1front row1 Howard Cox, Stanley Fagans, Leander Harold, JonJohannesen,Warren Knowles, Jim Krueger, 1row 21 Julius Delong, Ron Hood, Craig Hill, Paul Falbo, Greg Harris, Cedric Love, 1row 31 Tom Evans, Aaron Pruitt, Leroy Ransey, Frank Caywood, Quinten Sanders, 1row 41 Frank Hill, David Shambry, Tyrome Kelsey, Sam Stewart. John Fields, Derek Nero, 1foreground1 Coach Milt Adams. 1top Frank Caywood runs for touch- down in route over Madison while Jim Krueger 1631, Tom Evans 1501 and Norman Davis 1521 run inter- ference, 1above1 jayvee rally squad, clockwise from right, Liz Steffens, Julianne Johnson, Kim Surratt, Lynn Taitong 1below1 scoreboard tells story of biggest win of season, a 62 to 12 pasting of Madison. JV! Frosh Football

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JV's even. Frosh lose six While the jayvee football team was driving to a best ever 4-4 season, the frosh weren't having anything go right as they ended an 0-6 season in which they were outscored by nearly 300 points. The frosh did manage to, however, cross their opponent's goal line once in the final game. Coach Cottrell White said his team stayed together despite the poorest season ever for an Adams football squad. The jayvee team, however, enjoyed a good measure of success including victories over Grant, 12-63 Lincoln, 24-Og and the topper of the season--a 62-12 drubbing of eventual jayvee division champions Madison. ln that game, the offensive star was Quinten Sanders, who rushed for 230 yards and tallied five touchdowns. irightl Darryl Lewis and Terry Hickmon block lor Randy Moore during fresh- man game, lbelowl frosh football rally, clockwise from top right, Lorrl Baker, Linda Lelsy, Melody Winden, Shirley Stevens. 80 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM: lbottom rowl Mike Shaughnessy, Victor Legall, Darryl Lewis, Dewayne Williams, Greg Newman, Dennis Decius, Marvin English, James Welday, Greg Soles, Manager Natalie lvanoff, ltop rowl Coach Cottrell White, Stewart Donaldson, Wayne Huddart, Don Mitchell, Alan Amado, Randy Moore, Terry Hickman, Rick Handy, James Gray, Calvin Ellet, Coach Steve Anderson. JVl Frosh Football

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Women win ci The varsity volleyball team brought sports glory to Adams by winning the 1975 PIL Championship for the sec- ond time in a two-out-of-three playoff match. The team then lost two straight matches at the State Tourna- ment to Bend and Churchill which somewhat dulled the luster of their championship. Compiling a perfect 11-0 mark, the varsity squad swept through the league led by Becky Harris, who 3' iii -, - f' iw swat tm - , at 'H will ,,rt .,,.-L t ty spike title, foil in stote tourney Coach Tom Swanson called the best spiker in the state, sister Jenny Harris, Vicki Smith, Shawn Shaugh- nessy, Diana lvlarlett, Collette Miller, who Swanson called the hardest work- ing player, Niki Cannard and Delores Lewis. Other categories in which Swanson singled out players included Smith for spiking and blocking and Shaugh- nessy and Miller for serving. Jayvee and frosh squads also had good seasons, the jayvees led by Cindy Dickinson, Connie Johnson and Lori McGlone, and the frosh paced by Theressa Latosky and Teresa Miller. lrightl Vicki Smith and Becky Harris prepare to return ball' to opposing Wilson spikersg lbelowl Diana Mar- iett sets up to receive serve, lbottom right, leftl excited fans cheer team on. 'W 'tif Wt 82 Vi M if VoHeybaH