Jeff Orlich is greeted by Sharon. Jeff's dad, Mike Orlich, is being remembered at this event.

Inductee Bud Bresnahan coached Jeff to a State Basketball Championship in 1988 ~ His 1982 CCS Champs beat S.I. at Kezar. A toss-up for GREATEST!

Coach Mick Kelly poses with Bud. Both are remembered for putting great basketball teams on the court at Jefferson.

Jefferson football great, Ed Larios, '64, who was also on the coaching staff during the CCS Championships of the 80s was one of the inductees.

Inductee Mike Ciardella, '65, has coached four basketball teams to State Championships at Sacred Heart Prep for girls.

'79 grad and former Cleveland Brown is greeted by '81 fan, Sally Rasmussen. at his induction.

Reggie Camp and his Mrs. pose with Sally.

Reggie poses with his former coach, Jack Burgett, and his Mrs. ~ Diane.

The name of the game is football ~ Ed Larios and Jack Burgett.

Coach Ron Fassler led the Indians to many CCS Victories on the gridiron. Ron is a Hall of Famer at Sacred Heart and SFCC.

Grand-daughter, Stevie, poses with Sally and two Craviottos. Mike, '74, and Patricia Curley, '52

Louie Craviotto ~ who kept Jeff looking so "green" during the 80s, talks with Sharon Caruso who had two sons playing football on "his" field.

Bob Lualhati, who coached at Jefferson in the early 60s, poses with honoree, Merv Harris, who kept Jeff athletics alive on the Sports pages.

Former Colma Mayor and "teacher's pet" from Colma K-6 ~ Dennis Fisicaro, '67, poses with his former teacher and 2000 inductee.

He broke the rushing record in California in 1984. Here he is being hugged by two fans ~ Sally and Sharon.

Yes, it's Tyreese Knox ~ 2004 inductee ~ posing with his friend and another Jefferson great, Jeff Dixon.

Two Knox kids pose with Daly City Hall of Fame organizer ~ Steve Geramoni.

I saw every run that Tyreese made! My nephew Joe Caruso, was co-captain with Ty and Jeff in '84. Loved Thanksgiving Day games the best ~ at SSF.

Victor Bonilla, '81, and I pose with the only non-Jeff inductee present. Meet Pro Bowler Kim Terrell of DC.

This was one great night for Jeffersonians!!!