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Football Coaching Staff Penn · State Ohio State Great New Name in CONTENTS . PENN ST ATE - OHIO ST ATE \VILBUR E. SNYPP, Editor and Advertising Manager John F. HumnteL______ Clrculatlon Manager National Advertising Representative Spencer Advertising Co., 271 Madison Ave., New York 16, N. Y. The University Presidents ···- ___ -······· __ ·---· _ ··---·-·-····-·· ..• 2 Penn State University Officials -··-··-···· _ .. ····---···- _ ·--·-· __ 3 Ohio State University Students Welcome Dads . ..... .. -···· ... __ . ... ... .... 4 Penn State University Campus Scenes . __ ·-· __ . __________ ... ·-··· .. 5 Stars Among the Nittany Lions __ ··- __ ··-- -·-······- ____ ---····-··- .. 6 Ohio State University Winter Sports Schedules . _____ ........ --------- _ 7 Story of Penn State University ..... __ •..... .. -······· ..• __ __ . __ 8 Ohio State Football Coaching Staff .... • . __ _ _ ------- _ _ __ -····· 9 Ohio State University Football Player Pages . ___ l 0, 18, 22, 32, 36, 44, 46 Penn State University Football Player Pages _ 12, 20, 30, 34 Penn State "Listens" To Sun _ ___ _ _ . .. __ 14 Ohio State University Athletic Stoff __ . 16 Ohio State University Cheer-leaders . .. _____ . 19 Penn State University Football Coaching Staff ___ __ _ ____ . 19 Ohio State University Football Roster . _ ...... .. .. ...... .24 Penn State University Football Roster ____ .. _ _ _ . .... .. 29 Ohio Stadium Turf Feature ------------- _ __ ---------- _38 Half-time Music by the Marching Bond • ----·. •. ••• •••••• ____ . _ . _41 Football Thrills Vividly Recalled .. ...... .. _____ ------------- _42 Ohio State University Freshman Football Roster _. .. _ .. .. .. .. _48 FROM POWER IN THE MAKING 100 million years, from the age of the mighty dinosaurs, when oil was forming in the earth, comes Sinclair DINO OHIO STA TE FOOTBALL SUPREME, the advanced premium gasoline that cleans as it powers - keeps your engine running smoother, longer. REWARDS THE SMART DRIVER who wants all the power he paid for in his high­ powered car. Try a tankful today. YOUR SATISFACTION GUARANTEED by Sinclair-or your money back. Stop at the sii;;n of the Sinclair Dinosa1,1r. DRIVE WITH CARE 'IICIOII AND BUY $/RC/I/If ~ ANNIVERSARY SINCLAIR REFINING COMPANY • 155 N WACKER DRIVE • CHICAGO 6, Ill Buckeye Students Welcome Dads PENN STATIE CAMPUS Student Dad's Day Committee, left to right: David Anderson, Columbus, dad selection chairman; Linda Kenner, Dayton, luncheon; Marty Joy, Dayton, game; Robert Golobic, Euclid, general chairman; Karen Morgenroth, Valley Stream, N.Y., secretary; Paul Coleman, Columbus, procurements; Sandra Kenner, Day­ ton, hospitality; Stephen Peck, Cincinnati, publicity. We of the student body of The Ohio State University certainly hope you are enjoying your special day here with us. It is a pleasure to have you here and we hope we can. in some way, show our appreciation to each and every one of you. As a special feature of the afternoon, we are honoring a Dad of Dads. who represents the fathers of all university students. This gentleman is John E. Hufnagle of Greenville, Ohio. Mr. Hufnagle, whose daughter, Jean, is a sophomore in the College of Education, was introduced this noon at the Dad's Day luncheon in the Ohio Union. You will meet him at halftime, when the Dad's Day chairman, Robert Golobic, along with the Homecoming Queen, Pamela Anderson. present him with a plaque in honor of his selection as Ohio State's Dad of Dads for 1964. Mr. Hufnagle is an avid bowler with a 182 average. He operates a Service Station in Greenville. Althou,th his work requires many hours each week, he finds time to visit his daughter and cheer the Buckeyes. 'With Mr. Hufnagle today are his wife and three children, Jean, John and Jack. The students, faculty and staff, Dad's Day committee, and The 1964 Dad of Dads, John E. Hufnagle of the official host, Mr. Mylin Ross, dean of men, welcome the Dad of Dads and every dad and their families. Greenville, with his wife and daughter, Jean, a \\'e're glad you're here! sophomore in the College of Education. 4 5 STARS AMONG THE NITTANY LIONS OHilO STA'TE WINTER SP,ORIS SCHEDULES BASKETBALL March 25-26-27 NCAA mHt at Jan. 9 At Indiana, here BILL BO\\ ES (86) END Sr., 20, 6-2, 205 before fall drills opened) sidelined him once again (Saturday games, 2:30 p.m. Non- Iowa State University Jan. 16 At Michigan After two letter-winning seasons of playing in the and he didn't return until late last season when he Saturday dates, 8:30 p.m.) Coach - Robert Bartels Jan. 23 At Iowa Dec. 2 South Dakota, here Jan. 30 At Michigan State shadows of people like Dave Robinson and Dick got in for a total of 27 plays, mostly on defense. Dec. 3 St. Louis, here FENCING Feb. 6 At Wisconsin Dec. 5 At Texas Christian Feb. 13 Minnesota and Southern Anderson, captain-elect Morris \Villiam Bowes now TOM URBANIK (36) Fullback Sr., 23, 5-11, 220 Jan. 9 Fenn and Case, here 1llinois, here Dec. 7 At Houston Jan. 23 Oberlin, Ai r Force Academy Dec. 9 Bu tler, here Feb. 20 Illinois, here moves up to a perma­ Started the 196.3 sea­ and Wayne State, here Feb. 27 At Ball State Dec. 19 At Davidson Feb. 6 Wisconsin and Detroit, here nent position on the first son as No. 1 fullback, Dec. 22 At Brigham Young March 5-6-7 Big Ten Meet at Illinois Feb. 13 1llinois ond Indiana at Illinois Coach - Joseph Hewlett eleven . a good re­ ended the campaign as Dec. 28 Dartmouth, here Feb. 20 Michigan State and Notre Dec. 30 Duke, here Dame at Notre Dame ceiver who owns a two­ Xo. 3 but still saw Jan. 2 Georgia Tech, here, 4:30 p.m. Feb. 27 Iowa and Chicago at Chicago TRACK (regional TV) March 6 Big Ten meet at Ohio State Jan. 30 Michigan State, here year record of 12 catches enough combat to win a Jan. 9 At Purdue University Feb. 6 Kent State, Kentucky and West for 138 yards and 2 letter and emerge as the Jan. 16 Indiana, here March 19-20 NCAA meet at Univ. of Virginia, here (tentative) Jan. 23 At Minnesota Detroit Feb. 13 At Illinois touchdowns he figures to third best rusher on the Jan. 30 Wisconsin, here Coach - Charles Simonian Feb. 20 Federation meet or Feb. 6 At Wisconsin (regional TV) quadrangular, here be one of the Nittany team with 326 yards and Feb. 8 Illinois, here WRESTLING Feb. 27 Indiana, here Lions' chief pass targets a 3.6 average . he Feb. 13 Iowa, here March 5-6 Big Ten meet at Illinois Feb. 16 At Illinois Dec. 5 Waynesburg (Pa.), Hiram and March 12-13 Milwaukee Federation . also outstanding on skipped spring drill- for Feb. 20 At Mic higa n Ma nkato State mHt Feb. 22 Michigan Stale, here Jan. 9 At Illinois Coach - Larry Snyder defense, it was his tackle track where he puts the Feb. 27 Northwestern, here Jan. 16 Iowa, Indiana, and Minnesota Morch 1 At India na at Iowa of fullback Jerry Fish­ shot and throws the March 6 At Michigan State Jan. 23 Open (to be filled) HOCKEY man in the end zone last discus. March 8 Michigan, here Feb. 6 Purdue, Virginia Tech Dec. 5 Oberlin, here Coach - Fred R. Taylor and Pittsburgh, here Jan. 8 At Ohio University fall for a safety that gave S T E VE SCHRECK­ Feb. 13 Michigan State, here Jan. 9 lake Forest College, here ENG AUST ( 60) SWIMMING Feb. 20 lndiona and Wisconsin Jan. 16 Western Michigan, here Penn State its 17-15 vic­ at Wisconsin Jon. 23 Toledo, here tory over Maryland and Guard Jr., 19, 6-0, 205 Jan. 9 At Illinois Feb. 27 At Indiana Jan. 30 Dayton, here Jan. 15 Miami, here March 5-6 Big Ten meet at Ohio State Feb. 5 At Wisconsin BILL BOWES earned for Bowers a GARY KLIGENSMITH Good spring showing Jan. 23 At Minnesota University Feb. 6 At Illinois Jan. 30 Wisconsin, here March 25-26-27 NCAA meet at Captain, No. 86-End berth on the ECAC No. 41- Halfback gives him an inside track Feb. 5 Cincinnati, here Feb. 13 Notre Dame, here University of Wyoming Feb. 20 Pennsylvania, here weekly all-star team. on a first unit guard and Feb. 6 Purdue, here Coach - Casey Fredericks Feb. 13 Michigan Stote, here GYMNASTICS Feb. 27 Ohio University, here JOE BELLAS (79) Tackle Jr., 20, 6-2, 230 linebacker berth saw service with the second Feb. 20 At Michigan Dec. 5 At Central Michigan March 6 Denison, here One of Penn State's foremost student-athletes, he and third units last fall ( 199 plays) but failed to March 4-5-6 Big Ten meet at Wisconsin (tentative) Coach -Tom Bedecki owns an all-University average of 3.62 in account­ letter ... pre-season injury which shelved him for ing and <luring the 1963-64 academic year he posted two weeks before opening game delayed his 1963 perfect (straight 'A') 4.00 averages in the fall and progress considerably ... he came on strong, played winter terms and narrowly missed a third straight an outstanding game against Rice. perfect 4.00 in the spring term ... nearly as sharp GARY KLINGENSMITH ( 41) on the gridiron, he has played both tackle and Halfback Sr., 21, 5-11, 190 defensive end. One of the remarkable success stories in athletics, OHIO STADIUM INFORMATION GERRY SANDUSKY (82) End Jr., 20, 6-1, 195 Gary is more than 75% deaf, the result of a raging TICKET SALES SERVICE TO PATRONS Teammate of Lion halfback Bob Riggle and Ohio fever at age S ... a self-taught lip reader, he reads AVAILABLE TICKETS are for sale at gate 1 (closed end).
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