Wilson High School - Troyan Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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alls mL, J.V. Football Record (cop) Washington 13 oo) Benson O 0 Jefferson 21 Wilson on Franklin 6 WEMEMEO we iincoln. 13 ‘0 con) 2) Marshall O WE Madison 13 Troyvees Promising Aided by strong individual players and pre- cision teamwork, the Troyvees won four of their seven games this year. With the help of Don Sitko, Don Kauffman, Randy Page, and John Bledsoe, the offensive team kept up a steady drive to gain at least one touch- down per game. The defensive squad in- cluding Danny Thompson, Wink Warren, Kirk Kenword, and Steve Birkett, was suc- cessful in stopping all scoring attempts of the Benson, Franklin, and Marshall teams. Don Sitko was elected the most valuable player, an honor which he held last year as a freshman team member. The team chose Kirk Kenword as captain, Wink War- ren as most improved player, and Chic Preston as most inspirational player. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM Top Row: Coach Al Gray, Manager Mike Amey, Manager Steve Baker, Doug Reynolds, Don Sitko, Gary Horn, Lee Domenigoni, Steve Parsons, Mike Ploghoft, Bruce Johnson, Bob Gould, Dan Thompson, Doug Jones, Tim Gallhager, Kirk Kenward, Gary Greene, Gary Loven, Ted Dienger, Brian Pillup, Steve Clarke, Gary Leeds, Bob Morri s, Doug Bob Herman, John Hartley, Carl Blakeslee, Dennis Lite, Coach Bob McFarlane. Second Goodman, Charles Ek. Front Row: John Allan, Ed Messenger, Wink Warren, Steve Row: Mike Adair, Mike Black, Mike Patrick, Dennis Clawson, Norm Zahler, Gery Birkett, Chuck Loeffel, Don Kauffman, Gary Hastings, Dan White, Jim Melvin, Dan Thompson, John Bledsoe, Ray Cabrall, Chic Preston, Scott Miles, Byron Swanson, Bronson, Jim De Bois, Jim Smith, Dave Zinck, Al Menashe, Jim McGlone, Scott Randy Page, Gerry Tolley, Jerry Roalsen, Ed Tweedale. Third Row: Bruce Bronson, Fairchild.

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Wink Warren and an unidentified Trojan bring down a Marshall ball carrier as Steve Birkett and other team members Iook on. Coach Robert McFarlane and Most Valuable Player Don Sitko. 26

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With worry crossing his face, Ford Montgomery urges audience support. Ford Montgomery J.V. Rally Personifies Spirit The lively J. V. Rally members bounced, kicked, and yelled their way through the football and basketball seasons. Ford Mont- gomery and Mike Jeffries performed acro- batics while the attractive rally girls exhibited their dancing ability. Although attendance at J. V. games was low, spirits were high and the rally deserves most of the credit. Serving through both the foot- ball and basketball seasons, the rally per- sonified the spirit of their class and their teams. Janet U’Ren Julie Du Vall a TS. a —s