Grizzly Football

H University Of Montana • Missoula

Contents University of Montana ...... 2 Administrators ...... 3 Coaches ...... 4,5 1976 Grizzly Outlook...... 6 1976 Grizzly Roster...... 7 Greg Anderson ...... 8 Player Profiles...... 9-13 Freshmen to Watch ...... 14 1975 Grizzly Stats...... 15 1976 Opponents ...... 16-18 Coaches Thru the Y e a rs...... 19 Big Sky Conference ...... 20, 21 Grizzly Honor R oll...... 22-24 Grizzly Records ...... 25-27 1976-77 Grizzly Basketball...... 28

P e r S O n n e l R^hard Bowers,President ...... 406-243-2311 Harley Lewis, Athletic Director...... 243-5331 Gene Carlson, Football Coach ...... 243-5331 Sports Information Director ...... 243-2522 Dr. Charles Bryan, Faculty Representative .... 243-5311 John Roning, Conference Commissioner . 208-345-5393 Jim Brandenburg, Basketball Coach ...... 243-5331 Football Press Box ...... 243-4192

The 1976 University of Montana football press guide was prepared by George Fultz. Cover design and layout suggestion by Jacobsen Advertising. Printed by the University Printing Service.

1 The University of Montana at Missoula is located in a mountain forest setting University in Western Montana. Camping, backpacking, river floating, hunting, fishing of Montana, and skiing are popular outdoor activities. Four wilderness areas are located nearby Missoula, and Glacier and Yellowstone National Parks are within a Missoula short driving distance. The University maintains a Campus Recreation Service to promote recreation. Travel in the area is facilitated by major airline service, the Amtrak railway system and a major east-west freeway. The University of Montana was chartered February 17, 1893, and opened in September, 1895, with fifty students enrolling the first day. Throughout its history, the University has sustained a high standard of academic excellence in teaching, research and service. Today the campus has an enrollment of 8,900, a full time faculty of 450, some 600 nonacademic personnel and more than 38,000 alumni. The University of Montana is the largest of six units of the Montana University System and has been designated the state’s most comprehensive institution of higher learning.

2 President Richard Bowers

Dr. Richard C. Bowers assumed duties as the 13th president of the University of Montana on July 1, 1974. Bowers came to UM from Northern Illinois University, DeKalb, where he served as vice president and provost, and professor of chemistry. As Northern Illinois’ provost, he was chief academic officer of the University and had overall responsibility for many other university activities, including computer services, admissions and records, and the library. He also represented Northern Illinois University to the Illinois Board of Regents, the Board of Higher Education of the State of Illinois, and the State Legislature. Prior to being named vice president and provost in 1969, Bowers served as the Dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences at NIU from 1965- 69. Bowers received his B.S. degree in chemistry from the University of Michigan in 1948 and his PhD. in chemistry from the University of Minnesota in 1953. He taught at Northwestern University in Evanston, 111., beginning in 1954 and became Director of Chemical Laboratories and associate chairman of the Department of Chemistry at Northwestern in 1963.

Athletic Director

Harley W. Lewis was named athletic director at the University of Montana, effective April 14,1976. He had served as acting athletic director from July 1, 1975. Lewis also serves as the University’s cross country and track and field coach. A 1964 graduate of UM with a M.S. in health, physical education and recreation, Lewis became track and cross country coach at the University in 1966. Prior to assuming coaching responsibilities at UM, the 1959 graduate of Butte High School coached two years at the University of Portland. Montana’s cross country teams have won seven Big Sky Conference championships and the UM track teams have captured one Big Sky title and placed second six times with Lewis as head coach. The 34-year-old Lewis is currently president of the United States Cross Country Coaches Association.

3 Coaches

Gene Carlson

Gene Carlson was appointed 1976 Grizzly head football coach June 14 by University of Montana athletic director Harley Lewis. Carlson, 44, succeeds Jack Swarthout, who in nine years became the winningest football coach in the University’s history. Carlson served as an assistant coach in charge of the offensive backfield and as executive secretary of the University’s Century Club for two years. Carlson came to UM from Great Falls High (Mont.) where he compiled a sensational high school record. In 15 years he guided the Bison to a 108-32-8 overall record, capturing five state championships and four second place finishes in Class AA competition. His 1965 and 1969 teams were undefeated. A native of Great Falls and a 1949 graduate of Great Falls High, Carlson has a health and physical education degree from UM (1954). He earned his M.S. in public administration from George Washington University (Washington, D.C.) in 1967. After graduating from Montana, he played professional baseball for two years in the New York Yankees organization and served two years in the Air Force. He is a Lieutenant Colonel in the Montana Air National Guard.

4 Bill Betcher

Bill Betcher joined the M ontana staff in 1967. He is offensive line coach. Betcher was born in Woodland, Wash., on Feb. 16, 1939 and attended Washougal High. After high school he enrolled at the University of Oregon for a year then transferred to Central Washington State College. As a tackle for CWSC he earned Little All-America honors in 1961. He received his B.A. in physical education from Central Washington in 1963. Betcher coached Castle Rock High (Wash.) to a 22-5 record, 1963-65, and served as an assistant at CWSC in 1966 before joining the Grizzly staff.

John Smith

John Smith joined the UM coaching staff in March of 1973. He will coach the defensive front during the 1976 season. Smith was born Nov. 15, 1948 in Idaho Falls, Idaho. He is a 1967 graduate of Bonneville High (Idaho Falls) and a 1972 graduate of Weber State College with a B.S. in physical education. At Weber State he was Academic All-American at linebacker and the team captain. In 1971 he was a graduate assistant at Weber State and served in the same capacity at UM during the 1972 season.

Wally Gaskins

Wally Gaskins became a member of the Grizzly football staff in March of 1973. His assignment for the 1976 season is coaching the offensive backfield. Gaskins was born in Billings, Mont. on March 27, 1945. He attended Lewis and Clark High (Spokane, Wash.), graduating in 1963. He entered the army after two years at Columbia Basin JC (Wash.) and enrolled at UM in 1970 following three years of service in Germany and a year in Viet Nam. He played fullback for Montana and graduated with a B.S. in physical education in 1973.

Pat Dolan

Pat Dolan joined the University’s football coaching staff in July of 1976. He will coach the defensive backs. Dolan was born Jan. 2, 1948 in Helena, Mont. He graduated from Great Falls Central High School (Mont.) in 1966 and enrolled at the University of Montana and played in the secondary for UM’s unbeaten 1969 and 1970 teams. In 1973 he received a B.S. in health and physical education from UM. He was the defensive coordinator at Libby High School, 1973-75, before accepting the UM appointment.

5 The pronounced goal of University of Montana head football coach Gene Carlson is to improve 1976 upon last year’s 6-4 record. The Grizzlies may do it. A gigantic offensive line, a highly touted quarterback and a bevy of talented running backs are Grizzly expected to provide Carlson and his staff with a potent and powerful attack. Defensively, there are weaknesses to be doctored, but All-America candidate Greg Anderson Outlook glamorizes a fine defensive backfield and tackle Doug Betters anchors the frontline. The huge offensive line has four returning starters. The tackles are Ben Harbison (6-7, 258) and Dan Sullivan (6-5, 245). M ark Plum6 (-IV2, 235) returns to one guard position, while the center slot has two returnees in Murray Pierce 6( -8, 260) and Ron Lebsock (6-2 , 22 0 ). R edshirt T erry Falcon (6-3 V2, 285) and sophomore Jeff Smith (6-7, 235) are capable guard replacements for graduated Walt Brett. Mike Roban, a redshirt in 1975 after transferring from the Naval Academy where he was a freshman starter, gives Montana a big (6-3, 2 1 0 ) and fast (4.6 in the 40) quarterback for the switch from the wishbone to the veer offense. Roban has every quarterback skill and was listed among the nation’s supersophs by Playboy magazine in its 1975 preseason issue. Del Spear, the University’s all-time leader for touchdowns scored, heads the list of running backs. He led Montana in rushing the last two years and is a great blocker. Mike Mickey and Paul Fiskness averaged more than six yards per carry in 1975, and are the leading candidates at fullback. Sophomore Doug Egbert is a promising halfback. Paul Cooley, a split end starter last year, will man one wide receiver post in the veer. Secondary backs Anderson and Don Beriault are speedy and talented athletes who will see occasional duty at wide receiver. Fall newcomers are expected to be in the picture at wide receiver and at tight end where redshirt Grant Kleckner and sophomore Hugh Peterson performed during spring ball. Anderson, a two-time All-Big Sky first team selection, is the most outstanding of the secondary backs. He was honorable mention All-American in 1975 and the Division II national champion in punt and kickoff returning in 1974. Beriault, the Big Sky leader in punt returning, and Rich Jordan are slated for starting assignments at cornerback. Ben Steinhauer gained the regular strong safety slot in spring ball, which means 1975 starter Tom Clift will yield to Anderson at free safety. Betters, who is 6-6 and 250 pounds, was a second team all-league choice as a sophomore and is likely to emerge as the Big Sky’s best defensive lineman in 1976. Junior college find Mike Madden (6-5, 230) will be paired with Betters at tackle. Joe Shupe, a 5-11, 225-pound sophomore, handled nose guard chores in spring ball. Ray Hansen, 6-5, 245 and a letterman tackle, can also play head up on opposing centers. The ends will be junior college transfer Mike Frost and Scott Morton or Bruce Carlson. They, like the linebacker corps of Bob Eustance and Jerry Bonas or Rusty Vincent, do not have outstanding size, but are smart and aggressive football players. Montana’s kicking game will be in the capable hands of Bruce Carlson. He was second team all- conference punter with a 39.8 yard average, and a consistent placekicker who hit on eight of nine field goal attempts and 24 of 25 PAT efforts.

6 Name Pos Ht Wt Yr Hometown 1976 ***Greg Anderson FS 5-9 175 Sr Chicago, 111. Tony Arehart LB 6-0 215 Soph Idaho Falls, Idaho Grizzly *Don Beriault CB 5-8 160 Sr Bellevue, Wash. **Doug Betters DT 6-6 250 Jr Arlington Heights, 111. Guy Bingham LB-OT 6-3 215 Fr Cosmopolis, Wash. Roster Greg Bitar HB 6-0 180 Fr Hoquiam, Wash. *Jerry Bonas LB 6-0 210 Jr Fair Haven, Mass. Jim Brant WR 6-0 175 Fr M issoula Ray Brossman OT 6-3 220 Soph Libby Neil Campbell LB 6-0 205 Soph Helena **Bruce Carlson K-DE 6-1 195 Jr Great Falls *Jeff Carlson SS 5-10 170 Jr Great Falls Gene Champagne FB-LB 6-3 238 Fr Lacey, Wash. **Tom Clift FS 5-10 170 Jr Spokane, Wash. *Paul Cooley WR 6-1 180 Sr Anacortes, Wash. Greg Dunn HB 5-11 170 Fr Medical Lake, Wash. *Doug Egbert HB 5-11 180 Soph Ogden, Utah **Bob Eustance LB 6-0 190 Sr H elena Terry Falcon OG 6-3% 285 Jr C ulbertson Scot Ferda CB 5-10 160 Fr Great Falls *Paul Fiskness HB 5-9 170 Sr Huntington Beach, Calif. Mike Frost DE 6-1 200 Jr Newport Beach, Calif. Joe Gelakoska WR 6-2 195 Fr Bothell, Wash. Dave Gleason LB 6-2 205 Fr M issoula Allen Green TE 6-3 210 Fr A naconda Bill Halverson WR 5-9 160 Fr Great Falls *Ray Hansen DT 6-4 255 Sr Priest River, Idaho **Ben Harbison OT 6-7 258 Jr M issoula Wayne Harper HB •6-1 195 Fr Livingston James Hogan LB 6-0 205 Fr Olympia, Wash. Kelly Johnson CB 6-1 175 Fr Great Falls *Rich Jordan CB 5-10 175 Sr Tacoma, Wash. Grant Kleckner TE 6-1 210 Soph Great Falls **Ron Lebsock C 6-2 220 Jr Butte Mike Madden DT 6-5 230 Jr Garden Grove, Calif. Mike Magner QB 6-3 190 Jr Newport Beach, Calif. Sam Martin LB 6-2 210 Fr Shelton, Wash. Steve Matovich DE 5-11 190 Jr Columbus Cleveland McDonald WR 6-2 185 Sr Palo Alto, Calif. *Mike Mickey FB 6-0 200 Sr Bellevue, Wash. *Hayes Milliman DE 6-1 200 Soph Cincinnati, Ohio *Scott Morton DE 6-0 200 Soph Spokane, Wash. Rick M use WR 5-8 150 Jr Opheim Paul Nelan QB 6-2 175 Soph Lakewood, Colo. **Randy Ogden TE 6-0 180 Jr Traverse City, Mich. Rich O’Malley HB 5-10 185 Fr Richland, Wash. Hugh Peterson TE 6-1 200 Soph St. Ignatius *Murray Pierce C 6-8 260 Jr Cincinnati, Ohio **Mark Plum OG 6-IV2 235 Sr Seattle, Wash. Ron Rennick DT 6-2 225 Soph Great Falls Mike Roban QB 6-3 210 Soph Great Falls Joe Shupe NG 5-11 225 Soph Great Falls John-Paul Slupski CB 5-8 170 Soph M issoula * J eff Sm ith OG 6-7 235 Soph Vancouver, Wash. Joe Sobansky LB 6-2 220 Jr Ajo, Ariz. ***Del Spear HB 5-10 175 Sr Cheney, Wash. *Rich Stachnik OT 6-0 220 Jr Chicago, 111. *Ben Steinhauer SS 6-0 180 Jr Cincinnati, Ohio ***Dan Sullivan OT 6-5 245 Sr Butte Pat Sullivan QB 5-11 175 Fr Butte Matt Van Wormer NG 6-1 195 Fr M issoula *Rusty Vincent LB 5-11 205 Sr Joliet, 111. Byron “Chinee” Williams WR 5-8 160 Jr N ew Orleans, La. *letters earned

7 Player Profiles Greg Anderson * ALL-AMERICAN CANDIDATE l& t

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8 Greg Anderson Don Beriault Doug Betters

Bruce Carlson Jeff Carlson Tom Clift

***Greg Anderson 5-9, 175 Chicago, IL *Jerry Bonas 6-0, 210 Fair Haven, MA Senior free safety. Number 21. Born September 16, Junior linebacker. Number60. Born December 21,1953. Player Profiles 1953. Coached by Phillip Jones at Wawasee Prep in Coached by Robert McClung at Thompson Academy in Syracuse, Indiana. ALL-AMERICA CANDIDATE. Boston. Missed spring ball, but is in line for a starting Associated Press honorable mention All-America in assignment as an experienced backer. Strong and a 1975. Two-time All-Big Sky Conference first team hard hitter. A 1974 walk-on. Standout on specialty selection. Led Division II in punt and kickoff returning teams last two years. in 1974. Has 9.7 speed in the 100-yard dash and outstanding quickness. Hard hitter. Daring return specialist. Has seven “big play” touchdowns in his Ray Brossman 6-3, 220 Libby career—a 61-yard pass reception, two 94-yard kickoff Sophomore offensive tackle. Born April27, 1957. returns, punt runbacks of 67 and 72 yards and Coached by Doc Sargeant at Libby High School. A tight interception returns of 77 and 52 yards. May see extra end before moving into the trenches. Outstanding high duty as a wide receiver in 1976. school punter who needs to pair consistency with his range. Tony Arehart 6-0, 215 Idaho Falls, ID Sophomore linebacker. Born July21, 1956.Coached by Mahlon Rasmussen at Skyline High School. Moved Neil Campbell 6-0, 205 Helena from fullback position during spring ball. Needs a year Sophomore linebacker. Born May20,1957. Coached by of learning the position. Covers a lot of ground and hasTim Dennison at Helena’s Capital High School. An the potential to be a fine player. Will be in the battle for inexperienced player, who also missed most of spring a starting berth. ball. Very smart player and a good athlete who played *Don Beriault 5-8, 160 Bellevue, WA both ways in high school. Contending for a starting position. Senior cornerback and wide receiver. Number25. Born January4, 1955. Coached by Ron Bates at Meadowdale High and by Lynn Rosenthall at Olympic JC in **Bruce Carlson 6-1, 195 Great Falls Washington. One of the best all-around athletes on the 1976 roster. Has exceptional quickness and great Junior punter, placekicker and defensive end. Number hands. Led the Big Sky Conference in punt returning in 87. Born M ay22, 1956.Coached by Gene Carlson, his father, at Great Falls High. Second team all-conference 1975. A returning regular at cornerback, his pass catching talents will be utilized part-time at wide punter w ith a 39.8 average. Developed consistency with his kicking—connecting on eight of nine field goal receiver in 1976. Has pro soccer aspirations. Junior College All-American in1974. attempts and24 of25 PAT efforts. Ranks eighth on the all-time scoring list. A steady and smart performer at **Doug Betters 6-6, 250 Arlington Heights, IL defensive end. Junior defensive tackle. Number79. Born June11,1956. Coached by Chuck Haines at Arlington High. Second team All-Big Sky Conferenc/a^ sophomore. Improved *Jeff Carlson 5-10, 170 Great Falls w ith every game last year. M akes the big play as w ell asJunior strong safety. Number33. Born April 18, 1955. the routine play. Stops plays coming right at him, he Coached by Gene Carlson (father) at Great Falls High. pursues, he defeats the double team and opponents Attended University of Wyoming out of high school can’t reverse him. A smart football player. Headed for then transferred to UM from Mt. Hood Community league and national honors. As expected, had great College in Gresham, Ore. Has thorough football spring. knowledge. Valuable utility man in the secondary. 9 Paul Cooley Doug Egbert Bob Eustance

Terry Falcon Paul Fiskness Mike Frost

**Tom Clift 5-10, 170 Spokane, WA *Paul Fiskness 5-9, 170 Huntington Beach, CA Junior free safety. Number27. Born June 17, 1956. Senior running back. Number35. Born July16, 1955. Coached by Bob Shill at East Valley High in Spokane, Coached by Roy Brummett at Huntington Beach High Wash. Returning starter who faces a battle in the and by Ray Shackleford at Golden West JC in secondary from four other defensive backs. Versatile Huntington Beach, Calif. UM’s number three rusher in athlete who has played quarterback at UM. Has four1975,averaging 6.4 yards per carry. Tough runner who interceptions. may play both fullback and halfback. Battling Mike Mickey for fullback starting honors. *Paul Cooley 6-1, 180 Anacortes, WA Senior wide receiver. Number81. Born June 24, 1955. Coached by John McKinstry at Anacortes High and Grover Garvin at Yakima JC in Yakima, Wash. Mike Frost 6-1, 200 Newport Beach, CA Returning starter. Led the Grizzlies with 334 yards and Junior defensive end. Born June16, 1956.Coached by four touchdowns receiving in1975. Has fine speed, Dave Holland at Corona del Mar High in Corona del catches well and is a good blocker. Brother Jerry played Mar, Calif., and by Richard Tucker at Orange Coast JC for Grizzlies (1971-73). Outstanding student. in Costa Mesa, Calif. Montana’s number one defensive end and a spring standout. All-Big Sky candidate. *Doug Egbert 5-11, 180 Odgen, UT South Coast Conference defensive player-of-the-year Sophomore halfback. Number 29. Born August 2, 1956. for the 1975 season at Orange Coast. Learned UM Coached by Craig Boyer at Ben Lomond High School in system very quickly in spring drills. Odgen, Utah. Highly thought of prospect at the halfback position. Has good speed and running back instincts. Flashed to an 80-yard touchdown run when the Grizzlies beat Weber State in Ogden last year. Had *Ray Hansen 6-4, 255 Priest River, ID fine spring. Senior defensive tackle. Number74. Born March 2, 1954. Coached by Jim O’Conner at Newport High in **Bob Eustance 6-0, 190 Helena Priest River, Idaho. The strongest defensive lineman on Senior linebacker. Number 24. Born September 22, the Grizzly roster. Carries out assignments well. 1954. Coached by Cecil Demming at Helena High. The Adapted quickly to football 1975in after being a track surprise of spring ball as he moved from strong safety performer in junior college. Big Sky Conference discus to be UM’s best linebacker. Leader who leads through champ in 1976. Will play a lot and could see action at the amount of effort he gives. Coachable. Hard hitter nose guard. who has the knack for being where the ball is. Expected to add 10 or 15 pounds during the off-season.

Terry Falcon 8-3V2, 285 Culbertson **Ben Harbison 6-7, 258 M issoula Junior offensive guard. Born August30, 1955.Coached Junior offensive tackle. Number72. Born Septem ber20, by Ron Smith at Culbertson High School. Redshirted 1955. Coached by Gary Trenary at Missoula’s Hellgate last year after transferring from Minot State of Minot, High School. Has improved steadily during two N.D. Replaces pro draftee Walt Brett in the starting seasons of college ball. Returning regular for UM’s pro­ lineup. Big fellow hits hard, learns quickly and moves size offensive interior. Hard Worker. Has good takeoff well. Pro potential with his size, speed and strength. and blocking technique.

10 Ray Hansen Ben Harbison Rich Jordan

Ron Lebsock Mike Madden Mike Magner

*Rich Jordan 5-10, 175 Tacoma, WA Steve Matovich 5-11, 190 Colum bus Senior cornerback. Number 45. Born December 12, Junior defensive end. Born June10, 1951. Coached by 1953. C oached by Joe S to rtin i at M ount T ah o m a H igh in Jim M cCauley at Colum bus High School. W alked-on for Tacoma, Wash., andbyBudHake at Grays Harbor JC in 1975spring sessions. Played strong safety a year ago. A Aberdeen, Wash. Began 1975 season at running back. hard worker. Inexperienced. Upon switch to secondary became a starter and a stalwart performer. Has exceptional speed and great Cleveland McDonald 6-2, 185 Palo Alto, CA hitting ability. Pro prospect. Senior wide receiver. Born September25, 1954. Spring walk-on who has attended Washington State Grant Kleckner 6-1, 210 Great Falls University in Pullman, Wash. Flashed speed and signs Sophomore tight end. Born February26, 1956.Coached of being a solid receiver during spring ball. by Gene Carlson at Great Falls High. Redshirted last year after transferring from Montana Tech in Butte. Led *Mike Mickey 6-0, 200 Bellevue, WA the Frontier Conference in rushing as fullback. Moved Senior fullback. Number44. Born November20, 1953. to tight end for the Grizzlies and is a solid candidate to Coached by Ron McAllister at Interlake High in start. Improved steadily during spring ball. Bellevue, Wash., and by Bud Hake at Grays Harbor JC **Ron Lebsock 6-2, 220 Butte in Aberdeen, Wash. Elusive runner who gained366 yards(6.5 per carry) for the Grizzlies in1975. Super as a Junior center. Number 52. Born September 22, 1956. cut and slash runner. Part-time starter a year ago, he Coached by Dan Peters at Butte High. One of two first- heads the UM fullback list for1976. rate centers on the UM roster. Has quickness, agility and toughness. Capable of playing guard and tackle. Good football player. Fully recovered from December *Hayes Milliman 6-1, 200 Cincinnati, OH knee operation. Sophomore defensive end. Born March22, 1956. Coached by Jim Green at Finneytown High School in Mike Madden 6-5, 230 Garden Grove, CA Cincinatti. Redshirted last year and the extra year of Junior defensive tackle. Born January 26,1954. Coached experience gave him the chance to develop into a starter by Ray Shackleford at Golden West JC in Huntington during spring practice. Good, solid football player. Beach, Calif. Had superb spring—the best ever for a junior college lineman at UM. Cat quick. Intelligent *Scott Morton 6-0, 200 Spokane, WA player who takes advantage of speed and quickness to Sophomore defensive end. Number64. Born October10, get to the ball. Paired with Betters, he gives UM first 1956. Coached by Gary Davis at Shadle Park High in class defensive tackles. Spokane, Wash. Lettered as a freshman and was Mike Magner 6-3, 190 Newport Beach, CA contending for starting assignment during the spring. Has great quickness and is a good player on instincts Junior quarterback. Number 10. Born July 7, 1955. alone. With experience he is expected to be a first-rate Coached by Phil Brown at Estancia High in Costa Mesa, defensive end. Wrestles for Grizzly varsity. Calif., and by Richard Tucker at Orange Coast JC in Costa Mesa, Calif. Looked good in UM’s spring drills before injuring hand. Has rifle passing arm and runs the Rick M use 5-8, 150 Opheim ball very well. Gives the Grizzlies a pair of quality all- Junior wide receiver. Born March17, 1956.A w alk-on around quarterbacks. Capable of guiding Montana to a as a freshman, he has logged little varsity playing time. fine season. Played eight-man football at tiny Opheim High School.

11 Mike Mickey Scott Morton Randy Ogden

Murray Pierce Mark Plum Mike Roban

Paul Nelan 6-2, 175 Lakewood, CO Ron Rennick 6-2, 225 Great Falls Sophomore quarterback. Number 11. Born March 18, Sophomore defensive tackle. Born October 13, 1956. 1957. Coached by Pete Levine at Lakewood High in Coached by Mick Delaney at Great Falls High. Saw Lakewood, Colo. Moves the ballclub as an excellent limited action as freshman and lacks experience. Slated runner who executes the option effectively. Needs for reserve duties at defensive tackle. Needs to improve experience and must improve passing skills. his strength.

Mike Roban 6-3, 210 Great Falls **Randy Ogden 6-0, 180 Traverse City, MI Sophomore quarterback. Number 12. Born March 7, Junior tight end. Number 31. Born September 11,1953. 1956. Coached by Gene Carlson at Great Falls High. Coached by Art Haege at St. Francis High in Traverse Redshirted last year after transferring from the Naval City, Mich. Missed spring ball because of knee surgery. Academy. At Navy he was the quarterback starter the Versatile athlete who has played defense and offense. last half of the season. Directed Navy’s win over Army. Will be called upon at both tight end and wide receiver Listed among the nation’s supersophs by Playboy during the 1976 campaign. Magazine in its 1975 preseason issue. A quarterback coaches dream of. Has size, 4.6 speed, reads the option, throws well and is a team leader. All-star candidate Hugh Peterson 6-1, 200 St. Ignatius who is expected to be 100 percent recovered from April Sophomore tight end. Born December 27,1956. Coached knee operation. by Montana Bockman at St. Ignatius High School. A good football player who is in contention for the Joe Shupe 5-11, 225 Great Falls starting tight end position. Has the potential to play in Sophomore nose guard. Number 56. Born September 2, the offensive line. All-around athlete progressed in 1957. Coached by Jack Johnson at C. M. Russell High spring drills. School in Great Falls. Had fine spring, developing quickly. Expected to continue to improve with game *Murray Pierce 6-8, 260 Cincinnati, OH experience. Scrappy and exceptionally quick. Pursues well—covering the full width of the field. Junior center. Number 53. Born May 6, 1956. Coached by Dan Rusche at Withrow High in Cincinnati. John-Paul Slupski 5-8, 170 M issoula Continued improvement enabled him to emerge from spring ball as the number one center. Big, strong and Sophomore cornerback. Born December 4, 1957. difficult for opposing nose guards to handle. First-rate Coached by Forest Sharrock at St. Francis De Sales center who will control his section of the line of High in Columbus, Ohio. Small, but quick. A hustler scrimmage. All-Big Sky caliber. who works hard. Will see reserve duties in talent-laden secondary.

**Mark Plum 6-IV2, 235 Seattle, WA *Jeff Smith 6-7, 235 Vancouver, WA Senior offensive guard. Number 61. Born October 20, Sophomore offensive guard. Number 78. Born Dec. 31, 1953. C oached by Pau l Stoffel at C en tral K ipsap H igh in 1956. Coached by Ron Franklin at Columbia River High Silverdale, Wash. A returning regular. Gets the job in Vancouver, Wash. Saw considerable action as a done on the offensive front. Transferred to UM from the sophomore and will be a first-line reserve in 1976. University of Washington where he played in the Rapidly improving. Getting bigger. Could work his way defensive line. Steady performer. into the lineup.

12 Joe Shupe Jeff Smith Del Spear

Ben Steinhauer Dan Sullivan Rusty Vincent

Joe Sobansky 6-2, 220 Ajo, AZ *Rusty Vincent 5-11, 205 Tinley Park, IL Junior linebacker. Born June 14, 1956. Coached by Tom Senior linebacker. Number 47. Born July 19, 1955. Dingman at Ajo High in Ajo, Ariz., and by Paul Widner Coached by Jerry Yost at Joliet JC in Joliet, 111. at Mesa JC in Mesa, Ariz. Fearless football player. Can Converted from fullback to linebacker midway through play at nose guard. spring drills. Showed flashes of being a quality linebacker. Strongest and fastest of the linebacker ***Del Spear 5-10, 175 Cheney, WA corps. Vieing for a starting assignment and should Senior halfback. Number 20. Born November 10, 1954. improve as the season moves along. Coached by Bruce Grambo at Cheney High in Cheney, Wash. A brilliant performer for the Grizzlies in each of Byron Williams 5-8, 160 New Orleans, LA the last three seasons. As good a running back as there Junior wide receiver. Born October 21, 1954. Walk-on is in the Big Sky Conference. Ground gaining candidate for the Grizzly grid squad. Showed signs of accomplishments are overlooked because he is UM’s being a capable wide receiver in spring drills. best blocking back. UM’s all-time leader for touchdowns scored with a career figure of 19. Third on the Grizzly career listing for scoring and eighth in rushing yardage. All-around performer who can run, block, receive and throw the halfback option pass. Montana’s leading rusher in 1974 and 1975. Honors candidate.

*Rich Stachnik 6-0, 220 Chicago, IL Junior offensive tackle. Number 76. Born February 12, 1956. Coached by Pete Hester at Lane Tech in Chicago. Slated for backup responsibilities in the offensive line. Brother of former Grizzly standout Ray Stachnik (1968- 71).

*Ben Steinhauer 6-0, 180 Cincinnati, OH Junior strong safety. Number 26. Born June 30, 1956. Coached by Richard Kerin at Greenhills High in Cincinnati. Came into his own near the close of the 1975 season and is listed as the probable starter for 1976 at strong safety. One of the highlights of spring drills was his hard hitting and hustling play.

***Dan Sullivan 6-5, 245 Butte Senior offensive tackle. Number 75. Born May 3, 1955. Coached by Wayne Paufhausen at Butte High. Montana’s premier offensive lineman. Steady performer the last three seasons. Intelligent, intense and consistent football player. Makes few mistakes. Unrelenting worker and a team leader. Honors candidate and pro prospect.

13 Freshmen Joe Gelakoska 6-2, 195 Bothell, WA Allen Green 6-3, 210 Anaconda Wide receiver. Coached by Terry Durst at Tight end. Coached by Jim Kelly at Anaconda Inglemoor High School. Only player in KingCo High School. First team all-conference in to Watch Class AAA league to be named all-conference Western AA league and an honorable mention both offensively and defensively. High scorer in all-state pick. Two-time all-state selection in basketball and a track competitor. basketball.

Bill Halverson 5-9, 160 Great Falls Dave Gleason 6-2, 205 Missoula Wide receiver. Coached by Mick Delaney at Linebacker. Coached by Gary Trenary at Great Falls High. Football and track Hellgate High School. Class AA Western combination. Class AA all-state receiver and Division first team all-star and second team all- state record holder in pole vault. Led Class AA in state. Basketball starter. receiving and vaulted 15-9.

Guy Bingham 6-3,215 Cosmopolis, WAWayne Harper 6-1, 195 Livingston Linebacker and offensive tackle. Coached by A1 Halfback. Coached by Frank Schoonover at Park Eklund at Weatherwax High School. Two-time County High. Gained 1,368 yards for unbeaten all-conference in Southwest Washington Class Class A champions. All-state first team. AAA league. First team all-state and the Accomplished track athlete with state placings conference’s Lineman-of-the-Year. Basketball in several events. starter. James Hogan 6-0, 205 Olympia, WA Greg Bitar 6-0, 180 Hoquiam, WA Linebacker. Coached by Dewey Allen at Timberline High. Two-time all-league nominee Halfback. Coached by Sandy de Carteret at in Black Hills League. High hurdler in track. Hoquiam High. All-conference offensively and defensively in the Black Hills League. Plays basketball and is a 9.9 sprinter. Kelly Johnson 6-1, 175 Great Falls Cornerback. Coached by Mick Delaney at Great Falls High. All-state and all-conference first Jim Brant 6-0, 175 Missoula team selection in Class AA ranks. Wide receiver. Coached by Gary Ekegren at Sentinel High School. All-state unanimous Sam Martin 6-2, 210 Shelton, WA selection and the number two rusher in Class AA. Most Valuable Player on offense in W estern Linebacker. Coached by Jack Stark at Shelton Class AA Division. Basketball starter. High. First team all-state in Class AAA-AA category. Two-time all-conference in Black Hills League. Gene Champagne 6-3, 238 Lacey, WA Fullback and linebacker. Coached by Dewey Rich O’Malley 5-10, 185 Richland, WA Allen at Timberline High. Gained more than 1,000 yards as a junior and had 200 yards in two H alfback. C oached by JD C ovington at C olum bia 1975 games. Recruited as a tight end prospect. High School. Gained 1,147 yards as Columbia High reached Class AAA state finals. All- conference and 10.1 sprinter. Greg Dunn 5-11, 170 Medical Lake, WA

Halfback. Coached by Robert Jundt at Medical Pat Sullivan 5-11, 175 Butte Lake High School. Frontier league all-star twice on offense and once on defense. Class Quarterback. Coached by Dan Peters at Butte valedictorian. Basketball starter and 10.2 High. First team Western Division Class AA and sprinter. second team all-state pick. Led Butte to state championship game. Scot Ferda 5-10, 160 Great Falls Matt Van Wormer 6-1, 195 Missoula Cornerback. Coached by Mick Delaney at Great Falls High. Two-time all-conference first team in Nose guard. Coached by Gary Ekegren at Class AA Eastern Division and two-time second Sentinel High,. Class AA all-state and all-league team all-state performer. Has 13.9 time for 120- performer. Voted the Outstanding Defensive yard high hurdles. Player in Western AA league.

14 TEAM STATISTICS RECEIVING 1975 UM Opp No. Yds Avg TD Long First Downs 167 156 W alker 16 214 13.4 2 30 Rush 125 75 Cooley 14 334 23.9 4 40 Grizzly Stats P ass 30 67 Cheek 4 71 i7 .8 0 24 P en alty 12 14 Ogden 3 23 7.7 0 17 Rush Plays 543 446 Fiskness 3 8 2.7 0 7 Rush Yds Gained 2735 1859 Jordan 1 19 19.0 0 19 Rush Yds Lost 384 455 V incent 1 12 12.0 0 12 NET RU SH 2351 1404 Spear - 5 - 0 - Pass Attempts 126 236 Pass Completions 43 107 PASSING Had Intercepted 12 10 NET YARDS PASS 672 1637 PC/PA/PI Yds Pet TD Long TOTAL OFFENSE 669/3023 682/3041 T roxel 38/101/10 549 .376 6 40 Punts/Yds/Blkd 54/142/0 56/2054/0 S pear 2/5/0 72 .400 0 36 Punt Average 39.6 36.7 A ccom ando 2/13/1 31 .154 0 16 Fumbles/Lost 42/23 42/27 M cC raw 1/2/0 20 .500 0 20 Penalties/Yds 63/545 66/652 Fiskness 0/2/0 0 .000 0 0 Touchdowns 31 24 N elan 0/1/1 0 .000 0 0 R ush 22 11 W interrow d 0/1/0 0 .000 0 0 P ass 6 10 Cooley 0/1/0 0 .000 0 0 O ther 3 3 S afety 0 1 TOTAL OFFENSE PA T Kick 27/28 18/21 PAT Run-Pass 3/3 2/3 Plays Pass Rush Total Field Goals 8/11 5/18 T roxel 186 549 73 622 Total Points 243 183 S pear 99 72 451 523 PUNT RETURNS

No. Yds Avg TD Long B eriault 9 118 13.1 0 32 INTERCEPTIONS A nderson 9 71 7.9 0 18 No. Yds Avg TD Long KICKOFF RETURNS A nderson 3 86 28.7 1 52 No. Yds Avg TD Long Clift 2 50 25.0 1 27 B eriault 12 266 22.2 0 36 C arter 2 -8 -4.0 0 0 A nderson 15 306 20.4 0 28 Facey 1 11 11.0 0 11 O gden 3 28 9.3 0 16 R edw ine 1 5 5.0 0 5 Jordan 1 15 15.0 0 15 G u lb ran so n 1 4 4.0 0 4 Cooley 1 3 3.0 0 3 D ionas 1 2 2.0 0 2 PUNTING

No. Yds Avg Long RUSHING B. C arlson 52 2070 39.8 64 B rossm an 2 72 36.0 37 TC YG YL Net Avg Long S pear 94 498 47 451 4.8 20 SCORING V incent 91 411 5 406 4.5 28 Fiskness 60 390 4 386 6.4 72 TD PAT FG Pts M ickey 56 366 0 366 6.5 80 B. C arlson 0 24/25 8/9 48 A ccom ando 46 205 80 125 2.7 21 F iskness 6 0 0 36 Egbert 12 130 6 124 10.3 80 Spear 5 0 0 30 Jordan 21 125 2 123 5.9 40 Cooley 4 1 0 26 M cC raw 33 144 35 109 3.3 24 Jordan 4 0 0 24 Ogden 15 108 0 108 7.2 38 M ickey 3 0 0 18 Troxel 85 241 168 73 0.9 24 W alker 2 1 0 14 N elan 13 47 7 40 3.1 10 V incent 2 0 0 12 Cooley 2 22 0 22 11.0 22 A nderson 0 0 Scott 5 21 0 21 4.2 7 C lift 0 0 A reh art 5 16 0 16 3.2 8 Egbert 0 0 B. C arlson 1 7 0 7 7.0 7 M cC raw 0 0 W interrow d 1 5 0 5 5.0 5 Troxel 0 0 Cheek 1 1 0 1 1.0 1 J. C arlson 3/3 0 Team 2 0 32 -32 -16.0 -10 Ogden 1 0

15 1976 UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA-LAS VEGAS Opponents Sept. 11 at Las Vegas, Nevada, 8:15 p.m. PDT LOCATION: Las Vegas, Nevada 89154 CONFERENCE: Independent ENROLLMENT: 7,100 1975 CONF. RECORD: N/A NICKNAME: Rebels 1975 RECORD: 7-4 COLORS: Scarlet and Gray LETTERM EN LO ST: 15 STADIUM: Las Vegas Stadium (16,100) LETTERMEN BACK: 44 HEAD COACH: Tony Knap, 1st year ST A R T E R S BACK: 14 SID: Dominic Clark (702) 739-3207 SERIES RECORD: UM 1, UNLV 1

1975 RESULTS (7-4) 1976 SCHEDULE UNLV Opp Sept. 11 Montana (N) 48 Northern Iowa 30 Sept. 18 South Dakota (N) 7 Idaho State 15 Sept. 25 at Weber State (N) 20 M ontana 21 Oct. 2 Idaho State (N) 39 Jackson State 2 Oct. 9 at Pacific (N) 35 Nebraska-Omaha 6 Oct. 16 Nebraska-Omaha (N) 21 Boise State 34 Oct. 23 at Northern Arizona 7 Idaho 39 Oct. 30 Cal Poly SLO (N) 34 Northern Arizona 21 Nov. 6 Boise State (N) 38 South Dakota 23 Nov. 13 Missouri Southern (N) 38 Weber State 14 Nov. 20 Nevada-Reno 45 Nevada-Reno 7

PORTLAND STATE UNIVERSITY Sept. 25 at Portland, 7:30 p.m. PDT

LOCATION: Portland, Oregon 97207 CONFERENCE: Independent ENROLLMENT: 15,000 1975 CONF. RECORD: N/A NICKNAME: Vikings 1975 RECORD: 8-3 COLORS: Green and White LETTERM EN LO ST: 18 STADIUM: Portland Civic Stadium (30,000) LETTERMEN BACK: 27 HEAD COACH: Darrel Davis STA R TE R S BACK: 14 SID: Larry Sellers (503) 229-4400 SER IES RECORD: UM 8, PSU 1

1975 RESULTS (8-3) 1976 SCHEDULE

PSU Opp Sept. 11 Chico State (N) 34 Montana State 35 Sept. 18 Simon Fraser (N) 37 Nevada-Reno 0 Sept. 25 Montana (N) 37 Central Washington 3 Oct. 2 at Santa Clara (N) 51 Eastern Washington 0 Oct. 9 at Idaho State (N) 58 Southern Oregon 7 Oct. 16 at Hawaii (N) 42 Santa Clara 29 Oct. 23 Humboldt State (N) 7 H aw aii 24 Oct. 30 Oregon College (N) 21 Simon Fraser 17 Nov. 6 at Puget Sound 16 M ontana 33 Nov. 13 at Nevada-Reno 32 California-Davis 21 Nov. 20 Eastern Montana (N) 31 Puget Sound 27

WEBER STATE COLLEGE Oct. 2 in Missoula, 1:30 p.m. MDT

LOCATION: Ogden, Utah 84408 CONFERENCE: Big Sky ENROLLMENT: 8,600 1975 CONF. RECORD: 1-4-1, 6th NICKNAME: Wildcats 1975 RECORD: 1-9-1 COLORS: Purple and White LETTERMEN LOST: 15 STADIUM: Wildcat Stadium (17,000) L ETTERM EN BACK: 31 HEAD COACH: Dick Gwinn STARTERS BACK: 10 SID: John Peterson (801) 394-8341 SERIES RECORD: UM 12, WSC 3

1975 RESULTS (1-9-1) 1976 SCHEDULE WSC Opp Sept. 11 at Long Beach State (N) 10 Southern Mississippi 14 Sept. 18 at Western Illinois (N) 10 Western Illinois 19 Sept. 25 Nevada-Las Vegas (N) 13 Boise State 28 Oct. 2 at Montana Oct. 9 Montana State (N) 12 M ontana 48 14 Montana State 31 Oct. 16 at Idaho (N) 7 U tah S tate 30 Oct. 23 Idaho S tate Nov. 6 at Utah State 3 Idaho State 20 Nov. 13 at N o rth ern A rizona 10 Cal-Northridge 17 Nov. 20 at Boise State 40 Idaho 40 14 Nevada-Las Vegas 38 19 Northern Arizona 8

16 NORTHERN ARIZONA UNIVERSITY 1976 Oct. 9 in Missoula, 2:00 p.m. MDT Opponents LOCATION: Flagstaff, Arizona 86001 CONFERENCE: Big Sky ENROLLMENT: 11,200 1975 CONF. RECORD: 0-6, 7th NICKNAME: Lumberjacks 1975 RECORD: 1-9 COLORS: Blue and Gold LETTERM EN LO ST: 15 STADIUM: Lumberjack (8,350) LETTERMEN BACK: 34 HEAD COACH: Joe Salem STARTERS BACK: 5 SID: Wylie Smith (602) 523-2919 SER IES RECORD: UM 6, N A U 3

1975 RESULTS (1-9) 1976 SCHEDULE NAU Opp Sept. 4 U.S. International 34 Cal-Riverside 30 Sept. 11 Idaho State 12 Idaho 22 Sept. 25 at Nebraska-Omaha (N) 0 Cal Poly-Pomona 3 Oct. 9 at M o n tan a 7 Idaho S tate 17 Oct. 16 Cal Poly-Pomona 34 Eastern Montana 36 Oct. 23 Nevada-Las Vegas 0 Boise S tate 48 Oct. 30 Boise State 21 N evada-L as V egas 34 Nov. 6 at Montana State 17 Montana State 31 Nov. 13 Weber State 22 M ontana 28 Nov. 20 at Idaho (N) 8 W eber S tate 19 Nov. 27 at Cal-Fullerton (N)

BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY Oct. 16 in Boise, Idaho, 7:30 p.m. MDT

LOCATION: Boise, Idaho 83725 CONFERENCE: Big Sky ENROLLMENT: 11,200 1975 CONF. RECORD: 5-0-1, 1st NICKNAME: Broncos 1975 RECORD: 9-2-1 COLORS: Blue and Orange LETTERMEN LOST: 20 STADIUM: Bronco Stadium (20,000) LETTERMEN BACK: 32 HEAD COACH: Jim Criner, 1st year STA R TE R S BACK: 12 SID: Jim Faucher (208) 385-1288 SERIES RECORD: UM 1, BSU 4

1975 RESULTS (9-2-1) 1976 SCHEDULE BSU Opp Sept. 11 Idaho (N) 42 Cal ST-Hayward 20 Sept. 18 Augustana College (N) 35 Cal Poly-SLO 29 Sept. 25 Humboldt State (N) 28 Weber State 13 Oct. 2 at Montana State 35 Montana State 34 Oct. 9 at Cal Poiy-SLO (N) 31 Idaho 31 Oct. 16 M o n tan a (N) 34 Nevada-Las Vegas 21 Oct. 23 Nevada-Reno 48 Northern Arizona 0 Oct. 30 at Northern Arizona 39 M ontana 28 Nov. 6 at Nevada-Las Vegas (N) 49 Nevada-Reno 6 Nov. 13 at Idaho State (N) 19 U tah S tate 42 Nov. 20 Weber State 20 Idaho State 17 21 Northern Michigan 24 (Division II playoffs)

UNIVERSITY OF NORTHERN COLORADO Oct. 23 at Greeley, Colorado, 1:30 p.m. MDT

LOCATION: Greeley, Colorado 80631 CONFERENCE: Independent ENROLLMENT: 10,800 1975 CONF. RECORD: 5-0, 1st NICKNAME: Bears 1975 RECORD: 8-1 COLORS: Navy and Gold LETTERM EN LOST: 12 STADIUM: Jackson Field (7,500) LETTERMEN BACK: 20 HEAD COACH: Bob Blasi STA R TE R S BACK: 14 SID: Gary Morgan (303) 351-2331 SERIES RECORD: first meeting

1975 RESULTS (8-1) 1976 SCHEDULE

UNC Opp Sept. 11 at Abilene Christian (N) 21 Western State 10 Sept. 18 at Western State 37 Colorado Mines 6 Sept. 25 at South Dakota State 24 Southern Colorado 21 Oct. 9 Southern Colorado 38 Fort H ays 17 Oct. 16 at F ort H ays 55 Emporia State 7 Oct. 23 Montana 35 Nebraska-Omaha 14 Oct. 30 Cameron 7 Kansas St-Pittsburg 6 Nov. 6 at North Dakota State 22 W ashburn 7 Nov. 13 at Eastern New Mexico 14 Eastern New Mexico 16

17 1976 MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY Opponents Oct. 30 in Missoula, 1:30 p.m. MDT LOCATION: Bozeman, Montana 59715 HEAD COACH: Sonny Holland LETTERM EN LO ST: 11 ENROLLMENT: 9,000 SID: Ken Nicholson (406) 994-2721 LETTERMEN BACK: 32 NICKNAME: Bobcats CONFERENCE: Big Sky STA R TE R S BACK: 12 COLORS: Blue and Gold 1975 CONF. RECORD: 4-2, tie for 2nd SERIES RECORD: UM 45, MSU 25, 5 ties STADIUM: Reno H. Sales (14,000) 1975 RECORD: 5-5 1975 RESULTS (5-5) 1976 SCHEDULE MSU Opp Sept. 11 at North Dakota 35 Portland State 34 Sept. 18 North Dakota State 10 North Dakota 34 Sept. 25 at Fresno State (N) 6 North Dakota State 13 Oct. 2 Boise State 17 Fresno State 34 Oct. 9 at Weber State (N) 34 Boise State 35 Oct. 16 Idaho State 31 Weber State 14 Oct. 23 Idaho 19 Idaho State 7 Oct. 30 at M ontana 20 M ontana 3 Nov. 6 Northern Arizona 23 Idaho 41 Nov. 13 at Hawaii (N) 31 Northern Arizona 17

IDAHO STATE UNIVERSITY Nov. 6 in Missoula, 1:30 p.m. MST LOCATION: Pocatello, Idaho 83209 HEAD COACH: Joe Pascale, 1st year LETTERM EN LOST: 14 ENROLLMENT: 9,000 SID: Glenn Alford (208) 236-3651 LETTERMEN BACK: 32 NICKNAME: Bengals CONFERENCE: Big Sky STA R TE R S BACK: 13 COLORS: Orange and Black 1975 CONF. RECORD: 4-2, tie for 2nd SERIES RECORD: UM 10, ISU 7 STADIUM: ASISU Minidome (12,000) 1975 RECORD: 7-3 1975 RESULTS (7-3) 1976 SCHEDULE

ISU Opp Sept. 11 at Northern Arizona 16 W yom ing 3 Sept. 18 Cal Poly (SLO) (N) 15 Nevada-Las Vegas 7 Sept. 25 Nevada-Reno (N) 29 Idaho 14 Oct. 1 at Nevada-Las Vegas (N) 17 Northern Arizona 7 Oct. 9 Portland State (N) 10 M ontana 7 Oct. 16 at Montana State 7 Montana State 19 Oct. 23 at Weber State 20 Weber State 3 Oct. 30 Idaho (N) 28 Nevada-Reno 3 Nov. 6 at M ontana 14 Cal Poly-SLO 65 Nov. 13 Boise State (N) 17 Boise State 20

UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO Nov. 13 at Moscow, Idaho, 8:00 p.m. PST

LOCATION: Moscow, Idaho 83843 HEAD COACH: Ed Troxel LETTERMEN LOST: 20 ENROLLMENT: 8,175 SID: Dave Cochran (208) 885-7091 LETTERMEN BACK: 33 NICKNAME: Vandals CONFERENCE: Big Sky STA R TE R S BACK: 12 COLORS: Silver and Gold 1975 CONF. RECORD: 2-2-2, 5th SERIES RECORD: UM 16, UI 39, 2 ties STADIUM: Kibbie-ASUI Dome (18,000) 1975 RECORD: 4-5-2 1975 RESULTS (4-5-2) 1976 SCHEDULE UI Opp Sept. 11 at Boise State (N) 6 Arkansas State 23 Sept. 18 at Pacific (N) 22 Northern Arizona 13 Sept. 25 at Ohio University 14 Idaho State 29 Oct. 2 at Washington State 3 Arizona State 29 Oct. 9 New Mexico State (N) 31 Boise State 31 Oct. 16 Weber State (N) 3 M ontana 14 Oct. 23 at Montana State 39 Nevada-Las Vegas 7 Oct. 30 at Idaho State (N) 41 Montana State 23 Nov. 6 at Colorado State 40 Weber State 40 Nov. 13 M ontana (N) 27 Washington State 84 Nov. 20 Northern Arizona (N) 25 Northern Illinois 24 SIMON FRASER UNIVERSITY Nov. 20 in Missoula, 1:30 p.m. MST LOCATION: Burnaby, B.C. V5A 1S6 HEAD COACH: Pokey Allen £ Bob Dejulius LETTERM EN LOST: 17 ENROLLMENT: 7,000 SID: to be named (604) 291-3178 LETTERMEN BACK: 35 NICKNAME: Clansmen CONFERENCE: NAIA Independent STA R TE R S BACK: 11 COLORS: Red and Blue 1975 CONF. RECORD: N/A SERIES RECORD: UM 1, SFU 2 STADIUM: Empire (36,000) 1975 RECORD: 5-4

1975 RESULTS (5-4) 1976 SCHEDULE SFU Opp Sept. 18 at Portland State (N) 14 Chico State 13 Sept. 25 Chico State (N) 27 W hitw orth 7 Oct. 2 at Eastern Montana 17 Nevada-Reno 10 Oct. 9 Central Washington (N) 0 Humboldt State 20 Oct. 16 at N evada-R eno 36 Western Montana 8 Oct. 23 Eastern Oregon (N) 17 Portland State 21 Oct. 30 at Puget Sound 3 Puget Sound 15 Nov. 7 Western Montana Nov. 13 at H um boldt S tate 3 Central Washington 23 Nov. 20 Montana 24 M ontana 10

18 Year w L T Pet Coach (alma mater) Cum ulative Pet Coaches 1897 1 2 3 .333 Fred Smith (Cornell) 1-2-3 .333 1898 3 2 0 .600 Sgt. B. F. S earig h t (S tan fo rd 4-4-3 .500 1899 1 2 0 .333 Guy Cleveland (Montana) 5-6-3 .455 Thru 1900 0 1 0 .000 Frank Bean (Wisconsin) 5-7-3 .417 1901 2 3 0 .400 Frank Bean (Wisconsin) 7-10-3 .412 1902 0 2 0 .000 Dewitt Peck (Iowa State) 7-12-3 .368 the Years 1903 2 5 0 .285 H. B. Conibear (Illinois) 9-17-3 .346 1904 3 2 0 .600 H. B. Conibear (Illinois) 12-19-3 .387 1905 2 3 0 .400 F. W. Schule (W isconsin) 14-22-3 .389 1906 2 4 0 .333 F. W. Schule (W isconsin) 16-26-3 .381 1907 4 1 1 .800 Albion Findlay (Wisconsin) 20-27-4 .426 1908 1 2 1 .333 Roy White (Iowa) 21-29-5 .420 1909 6 0 1 1.000 Roy White (Iowa) 27-29-6 .482 1910 3 2 1 .600 Robert Cary (Montana) 30-31-7 .492 1911 2 1 0 .667 Robert Carv (Montana) 32-32-7 .500 1912 4 3 0 .571 Lt. W. C. Philoon (Army) 36-35-7 .507 1913 2 4 0 .333 A. G. Heilman (Franklin-Marshall) 38-39-7 .494 1914 6 0 1 1.000 A. G. Heilman (Franklin-Marshall) 44-39-8 .530 1915 2 2 2 .500 Jerry Nissen (Washington State) 46-41-10 .529 1916 4 1 1 .800 Jerry Nissen (Washington State) 50-42-11 .543 1917 1 4 0 .200 Jerry Nissen (Washington State) 51-46-11 .526 1919 2 3 2 .400 Bernie Bierman (Minnesota) 53-49-13 .520 1920 4 3 0 .571 Bernie Bierman (Minnesota) 57-52-13 .523 1921 3 3 1 .500 Bernie Bierman (Minnesota) 60-55-14 .522 1922 3 4 0 .429 J. W. Stewart (Geneva) 63-59-14 .516 1923 4 4 0 .500 J. W. Stewart (Geneva) 67-63-14 .515 1924 4 4 0 .500 Earl Clark (Montana) 71-67-14 .514 1925 3 4 1 .429 Earl Clark (Montana) 74-71-15 .510 1926 3 5 0 .375 Frank Milburn (West Point) 77-76-15 .503 1927 3 4 1 .429 Frank Milburn (West Point) 80-80-16 .500 1928 4 5 1 .444 Frank Milburn (West Point) 84-85-17 .497 1929 3 5 1 .375 Frank Milburn (West Point) 87-90-18 .492 1930 5 3 0 .625 Frank Milburn (West Point) 92-93-18 .497 1931 1 6 0 .143 Bernard Oakes (Illinois) 93-99-18 .484 1932 2 7 0 .222 Bernard Oakes (Illinois) 95-106-18 .473 1933 3 4 0 .429 Bernard Oakes (Illinois) 98-110-18 .471 1934 2 5 1 .286 Bernard Oakes (Illinois) 100-115-19 .465 1935 1 5 2 .167 Doug Fessenden (Illinois) 101-120-21 .457 1936 6 3 0 .667 Doug Fessenden (Illinois) 107-123-21 .465 1937 7 1 0 .875 Doug Fessenden (Illinois) 114-124-21 .481 1938 5 3 1 .625 Doug Fessenden (Illinois) 119-127-22 .484 1939 3 6 0 .333 Doug Fessenden (Illinois) 122-133-22 .478 1940 4 4 1 .500 Doug Fessenden (Illinois) 126-137-23 .479 1941 6 3 0 .667 Doug Fessenden (Illinois) 132-140-23 .485 1942 0 8 0 .000 Clyde Carpenter (Montana) 132-148-23 .471 1945 1 4 0 .200 George Dahlberg (Montana) 133-152-23 .467 1946 4 4 0 .500 Doug Fessenden (Illinois) 137-156-23 .468 1947 7 4 0 .636 Doug Fessenden (Illinois) 144-160-23 .474 1948 3 7 0 .300 Doug Fessenden (Illinois) 147-167-23 .468 1949 5 4 0 .556 Ted Shipkey (Stanford) 152-171-23 .471 1950 5 5 0 .500 Ted Shipkey (Stanford) 157-176-23 .471 1951 2 7 0 .222 Ted Shipkey (Stanford) 159-183-23 .465 1952 2 7 1 .222 Ed Chinske (Montana) 161-190-24 .459 1953 3 5 0 .375 Ed Chinske (Montana) 164-195-24 .457 1954 3 6 0 .333 Ed Chinske (Montana) 167-201-24 .454 1955 3 7 0 .300 Jerry Williams (Washington St) 170-208-24 .450 1956 1 9 0 .100 Jerry Williams (Washington St) 171-217-24 .441 1957 2 7 0 .222 Jerry Williams (Washington St) 173-224-24 .436 1958 0 10 0 .000 Ray Jenkins (Colorado) 173-234-24 .425 1959 1 8 0 .111 Ray Jenkins (Colorado) 174-242-24 .418 1960 5 5 0 .500 Ray Jenkins (Colorado) 179-247-24 .420 1961 2 6 0 .250 Ray Jenkins (Colorado) 181-253-24 .417 1962 5 5 0 .500 Ray Jenkins (Colorado) 186-258-24 .419 1963 1 9 0 .100 Ray Jenkins (Colorado) 187-267-24 .412 1964 3 6 0 .333 Hugh Davidson (Colorado) 190-273-24 .410 1965 4 6 0 .400 Hugh Davidson (Colorado) 194-279-24 .410 1966 1 8 0 .111 Hugh Davidson (Colorado) 195-287-24 .405 1967 7 3 0 .700 Jack Swarthout (Montana) 202-290-24 .411 1968 2 7 0 .222 Jack Swarthout (Montana) 204-297-24 .407 1969 10 1 0 .909 Jack Swarthout (Montana) 214-298-24 .418 1970 10 1 0 .909 Jack Swarthout (Montana) 224-299-24 .428 1971 6 5 0 .545 Jack Swarthout (Montana) 230-304-24 .431 1972 3 8 0 .273 Jack Swarthout (Montana) 233-312-24 .428 1973 4 6 0 .400 Jack Swarthout (Montana) 237-318-24 .427 1974 3 6 1 .333 Jack Swarthout (Montana) 240-324-25 .426 1975 6 4 0 .600 Jack Swarthout (Montana) 246-328-25 .429

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Big Sky Conference

The Big Sky Conference was formed in February, 1963, when the presidents and athletic directors of six Rocky Mountain universities met in Spokane. The original conference members were Gonzaga, Idaho, Idaho State, Montana, Montana State and Weber. Gonzaga entered the conference as a non-football playing school. The conference derived its name from a pair of M ontanans and a Washington sports editor. A. B. Guthrie, Great Falls, Montana, wrote a novel entitled “The Big Sky” and Jack Hallowell, former Montana State Advertising director, promoted the Big Sky theme as a nickname for the state. Harry Missildine, Spokesman-Review sports editor, picked up the name and in a sports column promoted the name Big Sky as the name of the conference. On February 25, 1963, the conference adopted the name—Big Sky Athletic Conference. In 1970 the conference expanded to include Northern Arizona University, Flagstaff, Ariz., and Boise State College, Boise, Idaho. Both entered as football playing schools. Jack Friel became the first commissioner in 1963, and the offices were established in Pullman, Wash., Friel’s home. Following Friel’s retirement July, 1971, the offices were moved to Boise, Idaho, and John Roning was named commissioner.

Past Champs, Runnersup

1963 Idaho State (3-1) MSU (2-1) 1964 Montana State (3-0) ISU (2-1) 1965 Weber State, Idaho (3-1) UM (2-2) 1966 Montana State (4-0) UI (3-1) 1967 Montana State (4-0) UM, WSC, UI (2-2) 1968 Weber State, Idaho, Montana State (3-1) 1969 MONTANA (4-0) WSC (3-1) 1970 MONTANA (6-0) ISU (4-2) 1971 Idaho (4-1) BSC (4-2) 1972 Montana State (5-1) ISU (4-1) 1973 Boise State (6-0) MSU (5-1) 1974 Boise State (6-0) MSU (4-2) 1975 Boise State (5-0-1) ISU, MSU (4-2)

20 STANDINGS

CONFERENCE ALL GAMES Big Sky School W L T Pet Pts Opp School W L T Pet Pts Opp Boise State 5 0 1 .917 201 123 Boise State 9 1 1 .864 380 241 Statistics Idaho State 4 2 0 .667 100 70 Idaho State 7 3 0 .700 173 148 Montana St. 4 2 0 .667 158 117 M o n tan a 6 4 0 .600 243 183 M ontana 3 3 0 .500 128 106 Montana St. 5 5 0 .500 226 232 Idaho 2 2 2 .500 151 149 Idaho 4 5 2 .455 251 316 Weber State 1 4 1 .167 111 194 Weber State 1 9 1 .091 152 293 N. A rizona 0 6 0 .000 63 165 N. A rizo n a 1 9 0 .100 155 268

TEAM STATISTICS

TOTAL OFFENSE TOTAL DEFENSE Game Game School Plays Rush Pass Yds. Avg. School Plays Rush Pass Yds. Avg. BSU 816 1780 3016 4796 436.0 ISU 661 1559 1019 2578 257.8 Idaho 824 3131 1300 4431 402.8 WSC 678 1973 1748 3091 281.0 MSU 701 2617 1102 3719 371.9 M o n tan a 682 1404 1637 3041 304.1 ISU 754 1886 1405 3291 329.1 BSU 792 2138 1358 3496 317.8 M ontana 669 2351 672 3023 302.3 NAU 698 2131 1347 3478 347.8 WSC 747 1447 1675 3122 283.8 MSU 746 2206 1610 3816 381.6 NAU 684 1974 737 2711 271.1 Idaho 847 2927 1861 4788 435.3

RUSH OFFENSE RUSH DEFENSE Play Game Play Game School Att. Net Avg. Avg. School Att. Net Avg. Avg. Idaho 623 3131 5.0 284.6 M o n tan a 446 1404 3.1 140.4 MSU 556 2617 4.7 261.7 ISU 472 1559 3.3 155.9 M ontana 543 2351 4.3 235.1 BSU 579 2138 3.7 194.4 NAU 523 1974 3.8 197.4 WSC 562 2282 4.1 207.5 ISU 519 1886 3.6 188.6 NAU 522 2131 4.1 213.1 BSU 456 1780 3.9 161.8 MSU 489 2206 4.5 220.6 WSC 463 1447 3.1 131.5 Idaho 626 2927 4.7 266.1

PASS OFFENSE PASS DEFENSE Game Game School PA PC PI Yds. TD Pet. Avg. School PA PC PI Yds. TD Pet. Avg. BSU 360 212 18 3016 27 .589 274.2 ISU 189 87 12 1019 3 .460 101.9 WSC 284 127 22 1675 4 .447 152.3 BSU 213 87 21 1358 10 .408 123.5 ISU 235 107 14 1405 6 .455 140.5 NAU 176 90 13 1347 10 .510 134.7 Idaho 201 83 16 1300 6 .437 118.2 WSC 209 105 8 1748 12 .502 158.9 MSU 145 63 10 1102 5 .434 110.2 MSU 257 111 15 1610 7 .432 161.0 NAU 151 54 11 737 5 .350 73.7 M o n tan a M ontana

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

TOTAL OFFENSE PUNT RETURNS Game Name Plays Rush Pass Net Avg. Name No. Yds. Avg. Stern (BSU) 322 265 2000 2265 205.9 Beriault (M) 9 118 13.1 C om stock (I) 268 659 930 1589 144.4 Kelly (ISU) 10 85 8.5 Kracher (MSU) 232 1387 20 1407 140.7 Smith, R. (NAU) 10 83 8.3 Tosches (ISU) 237 -88 1176 1088 108.8 Anderson (M) 9 79 7.9

RUSHING KICK-OFF RETURNS Game Name Att. Net Avg. Avg. Name No. Yds. Avg. Kracher (MSU) 229 1387 6.1 138.7 Reddic (WSC) 10 341 34.1 Reddic (WSC) 171 736 4.3 66.9 Ferrell (NAU) 14 459 32.6 Mangold (NAU) 122 656 5.4 65.6 Rosolowich (BSU) 25 638 25.5 Brooks (I) 116 651 5.6 65.1 Beriault (M) 12 266 22.2 C om stock (I) 124 659 5.3 59.9 Clark (NAU) 12 263 21.9 McCright (ISU) 116 490 4.2 49.0 McOmie (WSC) 11 236 21.5 Anderson (M) 15 306 20.4

PASSING PUNTING Comp Name PA PC PI Yds. Pet. TD P/G Name No. Yds. Avg. Stern (BSU) 219 134 10 2000 .612 15 12.2 Marrelli (WSC) 61 2546 41.7 Tosches (ISU) 188 88 10 1176 .468 5 8.8 Martin (NAU) 49 1963 40.1 H uey (BSU) 122 73 7 913 .598 9 6.6 C arlson, B. (M) 52 2070 39.8 C om stock (I) 144 63 9 930 .437 4 5.7 Holder (MSU) 115 51 7 932 .443 4 5.1 Bockwoldt (WSC) 91 44 5 678 .484 2 4.0

RECEIVING INTERCEPTIONS Yds. No. Avg. Name No. Yds. TD Avg. Avg. Name No. Yds. Avg. P/G Sm ith, J. (BSU) 45 854 11 77.6 4.1 Rosolowich (BSU) 6 57 9.5 0.6 Holton (BSU) 41 741 5 74.1 4.1 Beachum (NAU) 5 26 5.2 0.5 Crabtree (BSU) 27 393 3 35.7 2.5 Parks (ISU) 3 113 37.7 0.4 Norby (ISU) 22 361 0 40.1 2.4 Anderson (M) 3 86 28.7 0.3 Crocker (ISU) 21 306 5 34.0 2.3 K eilty (I) 3 75 25.0 0.3 Sm ith, C. (BSU) 16 184 1 26.3 2.3 Cleveland (BSU) 18 172 2 21.5 2.3 Shultz (ISU) 18 254 0 28.2 2.0

SCORING Name Pts. P/G S m ith, J. (BSU) 102 9.3 Bolton (MSU) 60 6.0 Rofe (BSU) 56 5.1 C arlson, B. (M) 48 4.8

21 Each year three outstanding University of Montana football players are recipients of awards. Grizzly The Terry Dillon Award, honoring the outstanding back, was established in 1964 following the accidental death of former Grizzly Terry Dillon. Dillon played defensive and offensive halfback Awards for UM from 1960 to 1962. He started at defensive halfback for the National Football League Minnesota Vikings. The Paul Weskamp Award was established in memory of Paul Weskamp, a tackle on Ed Chinske’s 1954 Grizzlies. The award honors UM’s outstanding lineman and was established by the citizens of Ronan, Montana. The Golden Helmet Award honors the hardest hitter on the team. It was set up on a nationwide basis by the Coca-Cola Company in 1967. DILLON WESKAMP GOLDEN HELMET 1964—Wayne Harrington 1967—Larry Huggins 1967—Bob Beers 1965—Paul Connelly 1968—Tuufuli Uperesa 1968—Herb White 1966—Jim Nelson 1969—Tuufuli Uperesa 1969—Jim Nordstrom 1967—Bryan Magnuson 1970—Larry Miller 1970—Jim Nordstrom 1968—Mike Buzzard 1971—Steve Okoniewski 1971—Casey Reilly 1969—Karl Stein 1972—Ron Richards 1972—Mick Dennehy 1970—Arnie Blancas 1973—Jim Leid 1973—Sly Hardy 1971—Steve Caputo 1974—Larry Farnam 1974—Ron Rosenberg 1972—Jeff Hoffmann 1975—Walt Brett 1975—Steve Dionas 1973—Bob Smith 1974—Rock Svennungsen 1975—Del Spear

Chris Bentz (played at Montana, later made Walter Camp’s All America team); Wild Bill Kelly, All-America 1926, third team; Tom Davis, 1929*; Jim Morrow, 1929*; Waldo Ekegren, 1930*; Bob Stansberry, 1933*; Henry Blastic, 1933*; Joe Deluca, 1954*; Doug Dasinger, 1955*; Stan Renning, 1957*, 1958, third team; John Lands, 1958, 1959*; Terry Dillon, 1962*; Bob Beers, 1967, AP first team, 1968, AP*; Herb White, 1968, AP*; Tuufuli Uperesa, 1968, AP*, 1969, AP second team, Kodak*; Les Kent, 1969, AP second team; Larry Miller, 1969, AP third team, 1970, AP third team; Ray Brum, 1969, AP*; Karl Stein, 1969, AP and Kodak*, 1970, Kodak first team; Arnie Blancas, 1970, AP*; Steve Okoniewski, 1970, AP*, 1971, AP third team, Kodak second team; Greg Maloney, 1970, COSIDA Academic All America second team; Steve Caputo, 1971, AP*; Barry Darrow, 1971, AP*, 1972, Universal Sports second team; Ron Rosenberg, 1974, AP third team; Greg Anderson, 1975, AP*.

*honorable mention.

Steve Sullivan 1922 Evansville, Hammond Montana Ed Illm an 1926 W ilson’s W ildcats Wild Bill Kelly 1927 Brooklyn Professionals Pros Len N oyes 1937 Brooklyn Dodgers Milt Popovich 1937 Chicago Cardinals Paul Szakash 1937 Detroit Lions A ldo Forte 1938 Detroit Lions, Chicago Cardinals Bill Lazetich 1938 Cleveland Rams John Dolan 1941 Buffalo Indians Stan Renning 1959 Edm onton John Lands 1960 Indianapolis Warriors Gary Schwertfeger 1961 Vancouver’s B.C. Lions Bob O’Billovich 1962 Ottawa Rough Riders Terry Dillon 1963 Minnesota Vikings Mike Tillerman 1964 New Orleans, Houston, Atlanta Bryan Magnuson 1967 Washington Redskins Tuufuli Uperesa 1969 Philadelphia, Winnipeg Dave U rie 1969 Houston Oilers Roy Robinson 1972 Saskatchewan, Portland Willie Postler 1972 Vancouver’s B.C. Lions Steve Okoniewski 1972 Atlanta, Buffalo, Green Bay Barry Darrow 1974 C leveland Jim H ann 1974 P o rtlan d Ron Rosenberg 1975 Cincinnati Bengals W alt B rett 1976 A tlan ta

22 PACIFIC COAST. NORTHWEST. SKYLINE All- Chris Bentz ...... 1914 H al M aus ...... 1952 A lfred Robertson ...... 1914-15 Jim M u rray ...... 1952 Conference Earl “Click” Clark...... 1915 Dick Im er ...... 1953-54 Bill “Wild Bill” Kelly ...... 1924-25 Joe DeLucas ...... 1954 Reid Harmon ...... 1929 Doug Dasinger ...... 1955 Bob Stansberry ...... 1933 Stan Renning ...... 1957-58 M ilt Popovich ...... 1937 John Lands ...... 1958-59 Aldo Forte ...... 1937 Bob O’Billovich ...... 1960 Ray B auer ...... 1950 P at D odson ...... 1960 Bob Byrne ...... 1951 T erry Dillon ...... 1961

BIG SKY FIRST TEAM

Jerry Luchau...... 1963 Jim Nordstrom ...... 1969 C hris Pomajevich ...... 1963 Roy Robinson ...... 1969 Pete G otay ...... 1963 John Stedham ...... 1969 Paul Connelly ...... 1964 L arry Stranahan ...... 1969 W ayne Harrington ...... 1964 A rnie Blancas ...... 1969-70 T erry Bergen...... 1965 L arry Miller ...... 1969-70 W illie Jones ...... 1965 K arl S te in ...... 1969-70 W arren Hill ...... 1966 Steve Okoniewski...... 1970-71 Bob G ra h a m ...... 1967 Steve Caputo...... 1971 Lon H ow ard ...... 1967 Ray Stachnick ...... 1971 Larry Huggins ...... 1967 Kit Blue ...... 1972 B ryan Magnuson ...... 1967 B arry Darrow ...... 1972 M ick O’Neill ...... 1967 M ick Dennehy ...... 1972 Bob Beers ...... 1967-68 Leo L aR o ch e ...... 1972 H erb W hite ...... 1967-68 Ron Rosenberg ...... 1972, 1974 T uufuli Uperesa...... 1968-69 Steve Taylor ...... 1973 Tim Gallagher ...... 1969 Dave Harrington ...... 1973 Bill Gutman ...... 1969 Sly H ardy ...... 1973-74 Les Kent ...... 1969 Greg Anderson ...... 1974-75

Initiated in 1921, the Grizzly Cup is the University of M ontana’s oldest athletic award. Dr. W. E. Schreiber, a long time head of the UM physical education department, began the award which is Grizzly usually given to a senior. It is awarded to the athlete who best represents the University on and off the playing field. Cup

Larry Higbee ...... 1921 R obert Byrne ...... 1952 Gil P o rter ...... 1922 Jack Luckman...... 1953 Gil P o rter ...... 1923 Ed Anderson ...... 1954 A ngus Meagher ...... 1924 M urdo Campbell ...... 1955 Russ Sw eet ...... 1925 Dale S h u p e...... 1956 Ted Illm an ...... 1926 Don W illiamson ...... 1957 Clarence Coyle ...... 1927 N aseby Rhinehart Jr ...... 1958 Eddie Chinske ...... 1928 M ike Granbois ...... 1959 Tom D avis ...... 1929 R udy R uana...... 1960 Ray Lew is ...... 1930 Bob O’Billovich ...... 1961 G lenn Lockwood ...... 1931 Bob O’Billovich ...... 1962 Lowell Dailey ...... 1932 P aul D. M iller ...... 1963 Dale H in m a n ...... 1933 Tim Aldrich ...... 1964 A1 Dahlberg ...... 1934 W illiam M. Rice ...... 1965 N aseby Rhinehart Sr ...... 1935 G ary B. P e c k...... 1966 H enry Blastic...... 1936 G reg H a n s o n ...... 1967 Bill Lazetich ...... 1938 W illie Jones ...... 1968 Bob Thornally ...... 1940 M ick Harrington ...... 1969 Tom O’Donnell ...... 1941 Roy Robinson ...... 1970 Bill Jones ...... 1942 Lonzo Lewis ...... 1971 H enry Dahmer ...... 1943 Steve Okoniewski...... 1972 C harles Moses ...... 1948 Earl Tye ...... 1973 John Helding ...... 1949 Robin Selvig ...... 1974 Jack O’Laughlin...... 1950 Rock Svennungsen...... 1975 Ray Bauer ...... 1951

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