John Marshall High School - Lex Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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Positive Attitude Aids M-Men Varsity Football Our attitude was better than the record showed, exclaimed Phil Butkins, summarizing the Varsity Football season. Although the M-Men had a 2-7 win-loss record, the team maintained a positive outlook as the gridders never gave in. Kicking off the season with a 10-0 victory over Wilson proved to be an emotional uplift for the team's spirit, stated co-captain John Baker. Losing a close game to Grant 20-15, the team kept the fans in suspense down to the last play. With only seconds left on the clock, Quarterback Ken Shaddy fired the ball to Ray Byzewski in the end-zone, but the pass was deflected by a Grant player, leaving the fans stunned and disappointed. Another heartbreaking loss came the following Home- coming weekend in a triple overtime decision to Madi- son. At the end of regulation time, the score was tied at 7-7, forcing them into overtime. During the first over- time, both teams were left scoreless. Each team was given another chance to score, this time both executed their plays for a touchdown and an extra point. Again another overtime was needed. Marshall scored first on a field goal by Ken Shaddy, leaving the fans at ease. .4 stag-X. WAITING TO ATTACK the opposing team are the Marshall defenders. Their carefully planned strategy aided in their defeat of Cleveland 7-O. Disappointingly, the Senators came back with a touch- down, ending the game 20-17, in favor of Madison. As the season continued, injuries plagued the small squad, reducing the members of the team. With offen- sive and defensive starters Ken Shaddy and Rich Fayette out with injuries, the Minutemen fell to Franklin for only the third time in Marshall's 20-year history. Despite the original small turnout, and injuries throughout the season, the Minutemen managed to place two players on First Team All-League. Seniors Rich Fayette, tailback, and kicker and safety Ken Shaddy. Second Team All-League honors went to Junior Mike Flye, defensive end, and Senior noseguard Phil Butkins. John Baker and Ken Burns made Honorable Mention as offensive center and linebacker. Topping off the season, the Annual Fall Sports Ban- quet was held, acknowledging the team's accomplish- ments and individual performances. The Norm Bolt Character award was presented to John Baker, and the Most Inspirational award was proudly received by Phil Butkins. These are just two of the outstanding players on the Varsity team, stated Coach Darrell Everett. A llll fllf iti A s r s as -.. , .. . s s ,I f' Q if' fi' H3 aitwfa Q, -..t-- ,R IN MOTION, the Marshall offense pushes forward for more yardage against the Lake Oswego defense. Despite their efforts the M-Men were defeated, 35- 136 ' Varsity Football

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as MARSHALL M-MEN try to get through Wamo's defense in hopes of another touchdown. Their efforts proved to be successful as they won the game 55-O. M-MEN SWARM around a Roosevelt runner as to not let him get through their defensive line. The freshmen turnout proved to be the largest in recent Marshall history, SOPHOMORE DON BRUNETTE concentrates hard on what kind of strategy to use when he goes back into the game. Don was one of the few sophomores who went out for football this year. 138 ' J VX Frosh Football T JV FOOTBALL OPPONENTS JM Madison 22 Cleveland 0 48 Jefferson 6 32 Grant 47 Benson 39 Wilson 16 0 Roosevelt 8 33 WashfMon 0 55 WINS 4 LOSSES 4 FRESHMEN FOOTBALL OPPONENT JM Grant 7 6 Cleveland 28 12 Grant 18 13 Madison 54 O Roosevelt 58 0 Franklin 21 7 Benson 14 6 WINS 0 LOSSES 7