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

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l 3, Dewey Taylor fires the ball as an opposing batter waits at the plate. 4. Matt Jesson, who was given honorable mention to the all-league team, takes a strong cut at the ball. 5. John Doss, who also received all-league honorable mention, led the team in batting with a .352 batting average. 6. Blair Anderson prepares to swing. 7. Dane Caldwell waits behind the plate for the ball. 8. Coach Dale Stebbins intently watches the action on the field. P 4 ' .-,-'vm' Jim Payne and Larry Jesson were both named to the all-Wilco first team. They were the first Barlow athletes to achieve this honor. Jim UD finished the season with eight wins and an excellent E.R.A. of l.7l. He also led the league in strike-outs. Larry 125 made first team all-League at third base, and carried a season batting average of 3.50. 58

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...ff fffwg IIFMNUER Y' IF OPPONENT CENTENNIAL THE DALLES ALOHA REYNOLDS GRESHAM OREGON CITY HOOD RIVER MILWAUKIE CENTENNIAL GRESHAM SCOR EBOA R D VARSITY WE TH EY 22 l I3 69 67 62 74 68 68 23 l I3 60 76 59 74 38 98 20 90 20 60 .I.V. THEY 83 Sl 63 52 73 3l 0 70 l0l 39 I. Tony Sperb and Rob Monnie use every ounce of strength to complete the two mile event. Tony bested John Armstrong's record to set a new two mile record time: 9.29.2 2. A long legged gopher wonders if he can catch Dave Colcord, Barlow's leading frosh distance runner. 3. Frosh runner Bruce Richardson glances ahead as he leaps over a hurdle. 4. A conceited Milwau- kie runner fails to notice the stealthy approach ol Bruins. Kyle Trenholm and Dave Hunsinger. 5. A Gresham gopher begins to falter as Martin Keller sets a hard pace in the .l.V. half mile. Keller showed outstanding improvement on the J.V. team. 6. Coaches Don Aaberg and Mike DeBois discuss the pro- gress of a track meet. 7. Dave Wallace concentrates on speed in the 220 yard dash. 8. Tim Jensen demonstrates his winning longjump technique. 57

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6 Team Works Hard Barlow's '71 varsity baseball team was average accord- 4 ing to records, but was a real winner in bringing respect E to the school. The team, under the line coaching of Dale Stebbins, represented Barlow in 30 games over a period of '4 two months, averaging about one game every other day. W After a fairly disappointing pre-season, the Bruins started 3 off league play in fine style. Early in the season the Bar- g low baseball squad looked like it would be fighting for the N league championship, but later cooled off and settled to an 8-8 record in league play. Overall the Bruins won 14 games and lost I6. The season was highlighted when two Barlow players were voted first team all-league, and two more received honorable mention. Later on Bruin pitcher Jim Payne was named to the all-state team, an honor of con- siderable degree. BARLOW OPPONENT LASALLE 3 CLEVELAND 8 GRANT 4 HOOD RIVER 8 ll ESTACADA l 7 ESTACADA 6 6 ESTACADA 7 2 THE DALLES 3 l THE DALLES 4 12 SANDY l 8 SANDY I2 l REYNOLDS 8 7 GLADSTONE 6 ll GRESHAM 0 12 HOOD RIVER ll 3 THE DALLES l l CENTENNIAL ll 6 WEST LINN l l MILWAUKIE 5 2 REX PUTNAM 4 M' 5 TIGARD 2 5 CLACKAMAS l 3 OREGON CITY 5 0 THE DALLES 5 3 ESTACADA 2 2 ESTACADA 7 3 GRESHAM l 2 CENTENNIAL 4 3 REYNOLDS 4 3, 2 HOOD RIVER l MQ, Q, -gn W l: Jim Pa ne, ' ha , Bur - S X4 2 f Jerry Ni3lhimnTT:i?IcT3orT,pSixnEj1 Davie Hoover, Curt Newman. ROW 2: Alan Cook, John Doss, Dane Caldwell, Blair Andersen, Dewey Taylor, Matt Jessen, Larry Jessen, 74 f PM , ,L iiit 1 P , 'L V ' R V, . PaulTrag1s. l Q I i 7' wg YJ' 7 W