Sam Barlow High School - Anno Mundi Yearbook (Gresham, OR)

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SANDY GRESHAM REYNOLDS WY EAST PUTNAM CENTENNIAL GARDNER MILWAUKIE THE DALLES OGDEN CLACKAMAS WEST LINN 1-1O'OD RIVER TIGARD REYNOLDS WY EAST PUTNAM GRESHAM m 3 . sw, BARLOW OPPONENT 50 18 43 49 42 85 49 41 39 60 26 48 41 62 52 45 42 43 42 43 42 52 46 51 47 35 53 54 63 65 61 47 61 54 39 37 Lin: , ff f is ,gs 0. F FROSH B SCOREBOARD MILWAUKIE GRESHAM REYNOLDS FREMONT CENTENNIAL SANDY ' MILWAUKIE THE DALLES OGDEN CLACKAMAS GRESHAM WEST LINN CENTENNIAL TIGARD REYNOLDS FREMONT BARLOW OPPON ENT 37 34 36 49 39 60 50 40 46 47 39 37 51 30 39 64 49 35 26 47 35 52 58 43 30 46 54 55 46 61 52 46

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r nl X .l.V. Basketball members cluster around Coach Rle Nichols, who presents a graphic demonstration of how the team should bear down on the enemy. J.V.ers are: Larry Stanley, Jerry Nishimura, Norm Shiveley, Arne Kindred, Mark Kost, Phil Henneman, Richard Kennedy, Tim Sommerville, Tom Vorm, Scot Lehmer, Curt Newman, Bill Breshears. Other members are Pat Fitz, Andy Strand. Teams Show Improvement The Barlow J.V. basketball squad looked as though it might really be onto a winning streak in non-league games, but dropped off as league play began and managed a 50'Zv shooting average, and about 50 points per game, most of these gleaned by Andy Strand and Norm Shively. Team ef- fort, as a general thing, was good, and a careful man-to-man defense despite differences in height, showed the Bruin re- fusal to bow to inadequecics. Frosh were all potentially good players, but Coaches Sam Kennedy and Dale Stebbins cited Jeff Galvin ffrosh Aj and Bill Suminski ffrosh BJ as most outstanding. J.V. SCOREBOARD BARLOW OPPONENT LA GRANDE 38 48 ESTACADA 45 30 GRESHAM 45 35 REX PUTNAM 65 36 CENTENNIAL 63 59 REYNOLDS 52 49 HOOD RIVER 57 61 GRESHAM 26 63 CENTENNIAL 44 55 THE DALLES 50 62 WEST LINN 45 76 TIGARD 49 56 CLACKAMAS 41 57 REX PUTNAM 52 64 MILWAUKIE 42 44 OREGON CITY 47 48 THE DALLES 69 43 CENTENNIAL 65 56 GRESHAM 49 34 HOOD RIVER 54 52 REYNOLDS 64 66 was Y Ziff Q.: J . s. s A - ,po-f -it fOpposite pagej FROSH A: ROW lz D. Thompson, K.Hunsinger, B.Wink- ler, J.Hunt, B.Richardson, R.Teune, B.McKenzie. ROW 2: B,Thomas, D Long, C.Kendell, D.Shriver, C.Emerson, .I.Galvin, Coach Sam Kennedy FROSH B: ROW 1: R.Kennedy, D.Taylor, C.Bartel, B.Anderson, L.West- man, B.Suminski, J.Gehrke, Coach Dale Stebbins. ROW 2: D.Gehrke, A Soden, S.Keels, T.Ziemer, D.Lemke, G.Rutz, A.Casterline.

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Teams Lack Members 20 Bruin freshmen and J.V. wrestling restli .W teams had a common problem: their lack of team members. The freshmen team started well with 17 members, however, towards the end of the season the number dwindled to 7. Z The team members who stuck it out .. did an outstanding job. They will go on 'S to be outstanding wrestlers, predicted 2 Coach Fred Holevas. LH The coach named Daryl Broadsword as the season's most outstanding wrestler. The .I.V. team also had few members, but the guys they had worked hard for a good season. J.V. Wrestling Coach, Lynn Winches- ter, looking to next year, said, They should be an asset to next years varsity team. ROW l: Freshmen Wrestlers, S.Crandall, P.lerulli D.Colcord, D.Broadsword, B,Tom, ROW 2: D.Suno- moto, D.Meyer, R.Todd, D.Morrow,Coach Fred Hole- A vas. 2. J.V. Wrestlers: ROW l: B.Stevens, S.Ar- I den, B.Lynch, R.Drapeau, C.Kallberg, ROW 2 Coach Lynn Winchester, S.Lee.