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

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Low Numbers, Disappointments Wie Stalin, Checks in the win column for the Marshall Minutemen wrestling team were few as shown by their 1-6 league record, although there were some individual successes. The season of 80-81 was one of many disappointments. Head coach Darrell Everett, who has been at Marshall since it opened in 1960, commented, I really think that there were many individual accomplishments during the season that our record did not show. Coach Everett continued, Due to low enrollment in the last few years at Marshall, the large number of players that is essential for a strong team has been cut considerably. Bright spots on the M-Men roster were Seniors John ' ,,,V .. , , s is. STRETCHING OUT before an upcoming match are Freshmen Scott Walden and Rodney Hale. Both contributed many victories to the freshmen squad. BEING FLEXIBLE is an important aspect of wrestling. Demonstrat- ing the proper way to get loose before a match is Co-Captain John Baker. John was one of two wrestlers to enter the state playoffs. Baker, Mike Walden, Phil Butkins, and Junior Ta Yen Lee, who all appeared in the state playoffs at the end of the year, in which only one M-Man, John Baker, made it to the second round before being eliminated. When asked what the most important meet of the season was, Co-captain Baker answered, I think it was the 39-33 victory over Lake Oswego, because it was early in the season and we were picked to lose. Individually, the M-Men wrestlers are carrying on the tradition that Southeast kids are tough, stated Assistant Coach Monty Rurey, who wrestled himself at Marshall in 1966-68. WRESTLING- FRONT: Brian Redmond, Hal Bevers, Anthony Lundy, Rodney Hale, Paul Miller, Tony Calvert, Serome James. BACK: Coach Rurey, Mike Raczykowski, Ta Tzu Lee, Mike Red- mond, Ron Downhaniuk, Edgar Lee, Todd Kraner, Dan Nudo, Greg Worden, Forrest Montminy, Randy Montminy, John Baker, Phil But- kins, Ta Yen Lee. Wrestling ' 155

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WRESTLING OPPONENT Grant Franklin Jackson Cleveland Benson Madison Wilson Jefferson Wilson Lincoln Lake Oswego Roosevelt Dallas David Doug Beaverton Roosevelt McMinnville Astoria Hood River 'fl ' X JUNIOR TODD KRANER takes control of his opponent at the beginning of his match. TA YEN LEE was a bright spot during the M Men s season He progressed to the first round of the playoffs before being eliminated THE AGONY OF DEFEAT can be seen vividly on the exasperated face of Dan Nudo. 154 ' Wrestling la' 4 WINS I5 LOSSES

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