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Steve Jasmer (86) Split End 6-0 185, 21, Sr. Spanaway (Bethel) Honorable mention NAIA All-American, NAIA District 1 and second team All Evergreen Conference last season ... led team with 22 receptions, 609 yards and seven touchdowns ... broke all league receiving records in high school ... a Physical Education major.
Tom Wigg (44) 6-0, 200, 21, Sr. Fullback Issaquah (Issaquah) All-America candidate ... strong and determined runner ... holds WWSC season ( 1176) and career ( 1945) rushing records ... led conference in rushing SPORTSWEAR SPECIALISTS and scoring (60 points) last season ... honorable mention NAIA All-American, ' WHERE IT'S AT! All-Northwest, All-Coast, NAIA District 1 and All-Evergreen Conference (2 years) ... has excellent balance and speed ... voted Most Valuable Player award by teammates .. . an Urban-Regional Planning major.
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5 Brett Bennett (60) Offensive Guard 5-10, 210, 21, Jr. Bremerton (West Bremerton) A transfer from Olympic CC where he earned second team All League honors ... aggressive and determined ... captain of high school :: Famous Brand team that had a 7-0-2 record ... also a · Menswear fine wrestler •.. a Sociologv major. Don Merz (88) Tight End 6-2, 200, 20, Jr. Seattle (Highline) Transfer from Yakima CC where he lettered two years ... may also see action as a linebacker + DRESSSHIRTSAND ... All-Conference linebaeker in high •: · ACCESSORIES school .. . an Education major. · BY Chris Johnson (48) Linebacker 6-0, 205, A *ARROW 21, Jr. Auburn (Auburn) Starter and .... *MANHATTAN letterman for Vikings last year ... a 1971 transfer from Everett CC ... All- *BRITTANIA TIES Conference in high school ... a Chem *INTERWOVEN SOCKS istry major. + *SWANK JEWELRY 'BECHELLI BELTS Dan Bunten (82) Flankerback 6-1 , 190, + 22, Sr. Port Orchard (South Kitsap) Returns after a stint in the Army ... voted drill sargeant of the year at Fort Ord ... a three-year Viking letterman SPORTSWEAR. ... has also hurdled for Western's track + team . . . past Letterman's Club presi- dent ... All-Olympic league in football ~~R CALIFORNIA and basketball as a prep ... a Physical + Education major. *COLUMBIA KNIT *CORTEFEIL A Bob Fojtik (36) Safety 6-0, 185, 20, Jr. .... *DA VINCI - SCENE Ill Bremerton (East Bremerton) Highly A *PURITAN touted transfer from Olympic CC where he earned two letters ... named in *PACIFIC TRAIL v Who's Who in American Junior Colleges • ' LEVI STRAUSS ... an Electronics major with a 3.8 grade point average (4.0 scale).
Curt Eskeback (20) Defensive Halfback DOUBLE KNIT·SUITS 5_9, 175, 19, Soph. Bothell (Bothell) A A fine transfer from Bellevue CC . · · a V SPORT COATS & SLACKS letterman there ... All-King County . two years in football and thr_ee years in baseball as a prep ... a Physical Educa • STERN ~~ICHAELS t ion major. *JOHNNY CARSON v Aaron Culley (68) Defensive End 6-0, • .· *CHAMPION 205, 21, Sr. Port Orchard (South .... *HAGGAR Kitsap) Honorable mention All-Ever- green Conference choice last year .. . 1971 transfer from Olympic CC .. . All-League in high school ... a Vicoed major. + John Smith (76) Offensive Tackle "THE LOOK YOU'RE 6-3, 245, 20, Jr. Ferndale (ferndale) LOOKING FOR AT A fine athlete ... two-year letterman . .. a shot-putter on Viking track SENSIBLE PRICES" + team ... a Sociology major .. . has a CORNWALL AND 3.5 grade point average (4.0 scale) MAGNOLIA ... married to the former Cindy + Taylor. BELLINGHAM Bob McKissick (66) Offensive Guard 6- ~ 180, 20, Jr. Bellingham (Meridian) + Transfer from Spokane Falls CC ... ~~ there he earned honorable mention All ~~· -----C-A_L_L---7-3-4--0_2_1_6__ _. league recognition . . . captain of the Trojan football team as a prep ... an Industrial Arts major ... has a 3.0 6 Jeff Carroll (26) Defensive Halfback 5-9, 165, 20, Jr. Bellevue (Newport) A two-year letterman and starter for the Vikings ... Inspirational award winner in high school . .. an Engineering J major.
Marion Gobbato (42) 5-9, 190, 18, Fr. Blaine (Blaine) Outstanding prospect ... hard runner with ability to break tackles . , . was leading runner on Bor derite's championship team of last yer·
Roger Jones (41) Linebacker 6-0, 185, · You always wanted to be a pro. 22 Sr. Darrington (Darrington) Letter Here's your chance to make it big. In the Navy. man last season ... can also play de fensive end ... came to Western via Today's Navy is where it's happen Everett CC .•. All-Conference on of ing. Action. Adventure. Advance ment. A life of challenge; a rewarding fense and defense in high ~chool ... a career. You'll go places other peo History major. ple only qream about. In a man's Ray Kelley (56) Defensive End 5-10, world where the only thing that 180, 20, Jr. Sedro Woolley (Sedro counts is ability. Woolley) In third season as a Viking Come play The Navy Gam.e. With starter ... set Western record last sea more than 250 different education opportunities-in exciting new fields, son, recovering six fumbles ... Cub like electronics, data ·processing, captain in high school ... an Archi and atomic power-we'll make you tecture major possessing a 3.2 grade a pro. average (4.0 scale). What are you waiting for? Call your Randy Cline (33) Safety 5-9, 165, 20, local Navy Recruiter today. Or mail Jr. Ferndale (Ferndale) Honorable the coupon for more information mention All-Evergreen Conference about how you can be a pro in The pick last season ... led team in inter- Navy Game. ceptions with five ... three-sport let-. If you're going to be something, terman as a prep ... a Physical Educa- why not be something special? tion major who plans to make teaching his vocation. ~TheNavy Pat Sencenbaugh (52) Linebacker 5-10, 190, 20, Jr. Federal Way (Jefferson)
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(Delta) Bowen , Mike LB-G 5·11 195 20 Jr. 0 Auburn (Auburn & Green River CC) GA T EWAY TO THE Bunten, Dan FL 6-0 190 22 Sr. 3 Port Orchard (South Kitsap) 26 Carroll, Jeff DHB 5-9 165 20 Jr. 2 Bellevue (Newport) SAN JUANS Chaussee, Mike E 6-2 190 lB Fr. 0 Kent (Kent-Meridian) 33 Cline, Randy DHB 5-9 165 20 Jr. 2 Fernda le (Ferndale) 68 Culley, Aaron DE -G 6-0 205 21 Sr. 1 Port Orchard (South Kitsap, Olympic CC) 78 Dolan, Jack T 6-3 220 24 Jr. 2 Bellingham (N ile C. Kinnick, Japan) LAUNCHING Dorr, Fred P-K 5-10 170 19 So. 1 Bellingham (Bellingham) 82 Emory, Rod SE 6-1 180 19 So. 0 Mercer Island (Mercer Island) STORAGE 20 Eskeback, Curt DHB 5-9 175 19 So. 0 Bothell (Bothell, Bellevue CC) 36 Fojtik, Bob DHB 6-0 185 20 Jr. 0 Bremerton (E Bremerton, Olympic CC) UNION OIL PRODUCTS Fry, Greg DE 6-3 180 18 Fr. 0 Seattle (Roosevelt) · 72 Glisson, Steve T 5-11 230 18 Fr. 0 Renton (H azen) WOOLSEY PAINTS 42 Gobbato, Marion HB 5-9 190 18 Fr. 0 Blaine (Blaine) 80 Haight, Graham TE 6-5 215 22 Jr. 1 Seattle (W Seattle, Everett CC) SALES, SERVICE 25 Halliburton, Kevin DHB 5-11 175 20 Jr. 2 Tacoma (Mount Tahoma) 67 Herdener, Wi llie T 604 215 20 Jr. 0 .Vancouver (Hudson Bay, Spokane Falls) . PAINTING & REPAIRS 55 Heggenes, Mick c 6-0 21 0 21 Sr. 1 Clinton (Langley, Everett CC) 15 Hinrichs, Bob OB 5-10 180 18 Fr. 0 Tacoma (Wilson) 62 Jasmer, Bill G 5-10 200 18 Fr. 0 Span away (Bethel) 86 Jasmer, Steve SE 6-0 185 21 Sr. 2 Spanaway (Bethel) F.::""" Johnson, Bob LB 5-9 180 26 Jr. 0 Kent (Kaiserslautern, Ger, Green River CC) 48 Johnson, Chris LB 6-0 205 21 Jr. 1 Auburn (Auburn, Everett CC) 41 Jones, Roger LB 6-0 185 22 Sr. 1 Darrington (Darrington, Everett CC) ~o 56 Kelley, Ray DE 5-10 180 20 Jr. 2 Sedro Wool ley (Sedro Woolley) Kittelson, Buck HB 5-11 165 20 Jr. 0 Federal Way (Federal Way, Highline CC) 75 Knuckey, Ken T 6-3 230 21 Sr. 3 Kirkland (Redmond) 0 35 Larkin, Jim HB 5-9 160 19 Fr. 0 Tacoma (Bellarmine) =-::::-1 18 Luehmann, Tom OB 6-0 175 20 Jr. 0 Sumas (Nooksack Valley, Eastern Wash) 30 Markle, Steve HB 5-8 170 21 Jr. 0 Kelowna, B.C. (Kelowna, Spokane Falls CC) l~o McCully, Steve SE 5-9 165 20 Jr. 0 Kent (Jefferson, Tacoma CC) 66 McKissick, Bob G 6-0 180 20 Jr. 0 Bellingham (Meridian, Spokane Falls CC) 28 Mead, Tim LB 5-11 175 20 Jr. 1 Edmonds (Edmonds) Mendelson, Bill OB 5-9 155 19 So. 0 Edmonds (Nile C. Kinnick, Japan) 38 Merz, Don TE 6-2 200 20 Jr. 0 Seattle (Highline, Yakima CC) 56 Meyer, Robin c 6-0 200 21 Sr. 3 Redwood City, Calif. (Carlmont) Michaelson, Jeff T 6-2 220 21 Sr. ( 3 Bellingham (Bellingham) • Michels, Geary LB 6-2 185 18 Fr. 0 Puyallup (Rogers) Mozich, John LB-G 5-9 185 18 Fr. 0 Tacoma (Wilson) Nakagaki, Rich HB 5-8 170 1B Fr. 0 Seattle (Tyee) Fairhaven Olson, Keith LB 5-8 180 19 So. 0 Snohomish (Snohomish) Marina 19 Overway, Jay OB 5-11 175 18 Fr. 0 Burlington (Burlington-Edison) Raley, Dan c 6-2 190 1B Fr. 0 Seattle (Roosevelt) Rankin, Randy LB 5-10 185 20 So. 0 Darrington (Darrington, Wenatchee CC) 87 Reichenberger, Pat TE 6-2 190 20 Jr. 0 Seattle (Evergreen) 45 Robinson, Bruce LB 5-11 190 19 So. 1 Federal Way (Jefferson) 54 Rommel, Larry HB-LB 5-8 160 1B Fr. 0 Seattle (Tyee) 70 Schmidt, Randy T 6-6 250 17 Fr. 0 Kirkland (Redmond) Soriven, Tim G 5-11 185 24 Jr. 0 Langley (Langl ey, Everett CC) 52 Sencenbaugh, Pat LB 5-10 190 20 Jr. 0 Federal Way (Jefferson, Pac ific Lutheran) 40 Simms, Cecil FL 5-9 155 24 Sr. 1 Topeka, Kan. 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Steve SE • 56 Ron Scarsello (200) RG • 78 Dolan, Jack LT I I * 77 Tak Williams (225) RT I The Leased Little Thing ~. I • 77 Michaelson, Jeff LG 32 Don Cox (182) RE • • 55 Heggenes, Mick c • SKI NEEDS~·~ I 60 Bennett, Brett RG 40 Greg Bushaw (181) LH I Can Save You ~Aoney ~ I 76 Smith, John RT I * Hi ~ .4111 42 Chuck Puuohau (167) RH • SERVICE • 80 Haight, Graham TE • 26 Pat Maki (175) s • 16 Torre, Marshall OB 30 Dave Carpenter (193) You can LEA SE a new 1972 Volkswagen for Only I 22 Aagaard, Gary FL I l]_[}cs ~a• LLB I I color and B & W • 32 Skogmo, Steve HB 84 Tim Dahl (193) RLB 44 Wigg, Tom FB • COACfilNG STAFF I DEFENSE I $61 * • GOLDEN Tom Parry, Head Coach ! per month No. Player Pos. • Spike Arlt and Doug Adkins, Assistants • 36 month contract. Cu lley, Aaron DE TI1 Drive-in Window I 68 I ' :'' '; ~ILJEra. .' A. D. 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' 11 STEVE MAHANEY QB 5-9 160 Jr. Port Angeles (Sequim ILS. & Spoka.ne Falls C.C.) and think about getting slam I 12 NATHAN WORSWICK QB/HB 6-1 165 Fr. Gig Harbor (Peninsula. H.S.) • 14 GARRETT KAMIMURA QB 5-8 160 .Jr. Mt. View, Hawaii med into the earth by some 15 .JOHN KRUEGER QB/DH/S 6-0 168 So. Mountlake Terrace (MounUake Terrace R. huge loathing opposing lineman I 16 MICHAEL ANDERSON QB 5-10 170 Fr. Bremerton (W. Bremerton H.S.) I 17 KEN AXELSON QB/DB 5-9 175 So. Grandview (Grandview H.S.) . . . then leaping back up spitting • 19 TERRY LEHMAN QB 6-1 195 Fr. Freela.nd (Lancley ILS.) 21 TOM ENGDAHL OE/DB 6-1 185 .Jr. Spokane (John Rogers H.S. & Spokane Falls C.C.) little pieces of teeth at him. I 22 .JIM McCUISTON SE/DIIB 6-3 175 So. Olympia (N. Thurston H.S. & Everett C.C. ) • 23 CHRIS MONTGOMERY HB 5-9 160 Jr. Seattle (Cleveland H.S.) Open your mind and we might 24 BOB HARVEY HB/LB 5-10 175 .Jr. Tacoma (Llncolo H.S.) be able to help you get slammed I 25 STEVE SHAW C/OHB 5-11 180 Fr. Ellensburg (Ellensburg H.S.) • 26 PAT MAKI F/S 5-11 175 Sr. Richland (Columbia H.S. & Spokane Falls C.C.) elsewhere. You might not want 27 BRENT HARTWIG F/DB 5-11 165 So. Bellevue (Newport H.S. & Bellevue C.C.) I 28 BUTCH PETTY HB/K 5-5 165 Fr. Billings, Montana (Bllllogs West ILS.) to get up. 30 DA VE CARPENTER LB 5-9 193 .Jr. Cook (Stevenson H.S. & Lower Columbia C.C.) • 31 ELTON GOODWIN LB 5-7 175 .Jr. Port Orchard (S. Kitsap H.S. & Olympic C.C.) 32 DON COX c 5-9 182 Jr. Grapeview (Shelton H.S.) I 33 LESTER ELLISON LB 6-0 175 Fr. Seattle (Cleveland H.S.) 34 .JERRY FORNELIA ORB/S 5-8 165 .Jr. Renton (Renton H.S.) • 37 DON LEMIERE LB/F~ 5-9 184 .Jr. Longview (Mark Morris H.S.) I I 40 GREG BUSHAW DB/K 6-0 181 .Jr. Seattle {Shoreline C.C. & Glacier H.S.) • 41 .JACK WEBER )HB/DHB 5-'9 175 Sr. Aberdeen (Aberdeen H.S. & Gra.ys Harbor· C.C.) • 142 CHUCK PUUOHAU DHB/F 5-10 167 So. Honolulu (DeAn7.a H.S. & Contra Costa C.C.) I I II 43 MIKE MAGRUDER DC/F 5-11 171 Jr. Redmond (Redmond H.S. & Everett C.C.) • H R . .J. WILLIAMS TB 5-10 204 Sr. Seattle (Yakima C.C.) • ~7 PHIL HAUNTZ DBH/SE 6-1 175 So. Seattle (Evergreen H.S.) I 48 BEN BRUMFIELD TE 6-1 191 So. Hoquiam (Hoquiam H.S.) I 52 .JIM ROSSELOT c 6-0 195 So. Kennewick (Kennewick H.S;) • 53 DAVE BOSSERT LB/G 5-10 185 Sr. Seattle (Grays Harbor C.C. & Blanchet H.S.) • 54 .JERRY KIDRICK LB 5-8 170 .Jr. Centralia (Centralia H.S.) I I 55 RON ROOD OG 6-1 216 Sr. Longview (Mark Morris H.S.) • 56 RON SCARCELLO DG 6-0 200 Sr. Spokane (West Valley H.S. & Spokane Falls C.C.) • 57 .JIM PACOPAC oc 6-0 210 .Jr. Honolulu (Yakima C.C.) I 61 GARY EMBERLEY C/LB 5-10 197 Sr. Aberdeen (Grays Harbor C.C. & Weatherwax JLS.) I 62 DON HANNA G 6-2 210 Fr• Arlington (Marysville ILS.) • 63 STEVE REISCHMAN OT/G 5-9 193 Sr. Bremerton (West H.S. & Olympic C.C.) • 65 BILL .JUDD ORG 5-11 220 So. Honolulu (Wenatchee C.C.) I I 67 DOUG KOCK OG 6-1 204 Sr. Cook (Stevenson H.S.) • 68 DENNIS KALLUSINGH · K 5-10 160 Sr. Spanish Town, .Jamaica • 70 LYLE CULKINS T/LB 6·-1 222 So. Longview (Lower Columbia C.C. & R. A. Long H.S.) I 71 ROGER HAUG T 6-2 237 Sr. Everett (Everett H.S. & Everett C.C.) I 74 SAFFERY KEOHOHOU DG 6-2 245 Sr. Honolulu (Wenatchee C.C.) • 75 ERVIN STEIN OG 6-4 210 .Jr. Tacoma (Franklin Pierce H.S. & Grays Ha.rbor C.C.) • 76 SAVELIO LOA D.G/DT 6-2 250 Jr. Alea, Hawaii (Wenatchee C.C.) I I 77 TAK WILLIAMS DL 6-3 225 Sr. Tacoma (Lakes H.S.) .. ROB LINDERMAN T/G 6-3 240 Sr. Centralia (Centralia H.S.) · 1 7978 BOB ERICKSON DT 6-o 230 Sr. Slanwood (Stanwood ILS.) I I 80 TERRY ANDERSON WR/S/K 6-1 180 Sr. Yakima (Yakima C.C.} • 81 RICK SMITH LB 6-2 205 .Jr. Lynnwood (Edmonds H.S.) • 82 RANDY MAGRUDER SEIB 5-11 175 Sr. Redmond (Redmond H.S.) & Everett C.C.) I 83 PAT FAGAN DHB/F 6-1 186 So. Marysville (Marysville H.S.) I 84 TIM DAHL LB 6-1 193 Sr. Burlington (Burllngton-Edlson H.S.) • 85 HARRY KNELL TE 6-1 202 So. Wenatchee (Wenatchee C.C.) • 86 CRAIG MEWAHL SE/DB/K 6-2 188 Sr. Wenatchee (Shorecrest :iJ.S. & Wenatchee I 87 ED LaFORCE LB/SE 6-0 175 .lr . Seattle (Rainier Beach H.S. & Everett C.C• !" I 88 DOUG CAIL TE/LB 6-3 205 .Jr. Tacoma (Spokane Falls C.C. & Frankllo Pierce :!.) I PUPET SOUND waterbeds • 89 MIKE HALPIN DE/TE 6-1 205 Fr. Raymond (Raymond H.S. & Grays Harbor C.C.) • PUGET SOUND records I I PUGET SOUND candles • • PUGET SOUND bedspreads I I PUGET SOUND smoking supplies • • PUGET SOUND guitars I I PUGET SOUND and things • • I I • • PUGET SOUND I I • • 1226 N. State I I (Near Shakey's) • • I 110-7 Mon. - Fri. 10-6 Sat. 12-5 Sun. I• --·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·--• ' 1.224 CORNWALL. GOOD LUCK? VIKINGS Y. 12 j GO GET' EM -· . 1972 WWSC VIKINGS r------·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-· 1 ZURLINE - PIOVESAN ----1 ! 1'&.ank B1z.ooks ! I BELLINGHAM I i ?n t i t TRAVEL SERVICE llC. t ! i attu actu'Litta i LEOPOLD INN .BLDG. ' • J • t 1210 CORNWALL AV. t I• • American Fabricators Division I• t t I • Brooks Lumber Company Division I t Personalized Sert/ice t • "ENGINEERED wooD 'PRODUCTS" • f 733· 1270 • t ! P. 0. Box 7 Phone 733-1700 ! f • ·· ·. ""''on,,\~ t ! Bellingham ! ·------·-I - I - I - I - I - • ~ .. ·--I I ··-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·- • ·SMllE. • I AGAIN:!! • ,N"T\.i~AL . I I ORGANIC • • MACROBIOTIC I I . FOODS·, for vigor • • :an.d vttallty! I "THE OLD·FASHlOtlED ~U6 I STORE WITH .NEW IDEAS" • v~ I ~ '.1 HEALTH MART • No. 1 Sports ·S -tat iort. • NATURE'S I I Free Nutritional Gu idance OPEN 7 DAY&-10 - 9 • Music • I I 676-0390 • • BELLINGHAM MALL .I ~-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-· 13 . Steve Skogmo (32) Halfback 5-1 O 170, 20, Jr. Burlington (Burlingto~ Edison) Honorable mention NAIA District 1 last year ... rushed for 76 yards ... All-Northwest as a pre a Physical Education major. / Mick Heggenes-'(55) Center 6-0, 210, 21, Sr. Clinton (Langley) Starter and letterman on last season's conference champion team .. . two-year letterman at Everett CC ... a Physical Education major ... married to the former Cristy Pischel. Tim Mead (28) Linebacker 5-11, 175, 20, Jr. Edmonds (Edmonds) Honora ble mention All-Evergreen Conference last year ... a fierce competitor,. .. All-Conference as a prep ... a Special Education major ... has a 3.2 grade 81G MEN I point average (4.0 scale) . • SUITS & SPORTCOATS I Gary Aagaard (22) Flankerback 6-2, REGULARS TO 60 • 185, 23, Sr. Seattle (Lincoln) Returns XLONGT056 I after two-year absence due to leg in- LONGST056 • juries ... a three-year Viking letter- And Everything man . .. possesses outstanding moves El•• For the I T•ll&Blg • ... led Western receivers in 1969 with ....n. I 24 receptions for 323 yards ... a • former 880 runner on Viking track team ... named to All-Metro cinder I team as a prep ... an Art major ... plans to go into commercial art after graduation. MIKE'S TEXACO • ELECTRONIC TUNE-UPS • BRAKES • MUFFLERS •SHOCKS •TIRES• BATTERIES COMPLETE LUBRICATION 24 HOURS 734-8610 ·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·LAKEWAY DR & ELLIS BELLINGHi-.M AIRPORT "LEARN TO FLY" 14 Bernard Thompson (24) Halfback 5-8, 165, 21, Sr. Des Moines (Rainier) r~ ~, Fine runner ... missed much of last season with a shoulder separation . . . also a Viking track letterman ... a recreation major Jay Overway (19) Quarterback 5-11, I KISM i 175, 19, Fr. Burlington (Burlington Edison) Poised and talented ... will handle Viking punting and point after Is touchdown kicking attempts this ~ lT'S A KICK season . . . may also see action on defense ... led Tigers to league cham- I pionship last year. Jack Dolan (78) Off.-Def. Tackle 6-3, L--.:.-•K•I.. SM OLDE Fio~f E STE.. R•E•o-r:~J 220, 24, Jr. Bellingham (Nile C. Kin nick) Returns to Western football after a four-year absence ... has tremendous strength and great agil ity .. . definite professional prospect ... All -Ever green Conference on offense and de fense in 1967 ... a two-year letterman . .. attended high school at a service base in Japan ... majoring in Spanish. BELLINGHAM MALL Bill Bailey (74) Offensive Tackle 6-2, 235, 22, Fr. Bellingham (Bellingham) Adds needed depth to Viking line ... QUALITY FASHION FOOTWEAR comes to Western after four years in the service ... there he played two years at FOR MEN AND WOMEN! the Rhine/Main Air Base in West Germany ... plans to major in Biology MON - FRI 10-9 SATl0 - 6 SUN12-5 .. . he and wife Elaine have one child, Jennifer 2. Tom Lu eh mann ( 18) Quarterback 6-0, 175, 20, Jr. Sumas (Nooksack Valley) Red-shirted last season . .. transfer from Eastern Washington State ... there he started and lettered ... a Physical Education major. PROFESSIONAL Robin Meyer (50) Center 6-0, 200, 21 , DRY CLEANING AND LAUNDRY Sr. Redwood, Calif. (Carlmont) A three· year letterman . · .. excellent blocker ************* ... an Urban-Regio nal Pl anning major. LI NEN AND INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY Graham Haight (80) Tight End 6-5, 215, *********** 22, Jr. Seattle (West Seattle) Caught ten Route service to your door. passes for 127 yards last year . . . 1971 transfer from Everett CC ... rugged competitor. 205 PROSPECT 734-4200 CLOSE TO W.W.S.C. -- ALL QUEEN AND KING SIZE BEDS --ALL COLOR T. V. --HEATED POOL --DIRECT DIAL PHONES --NEXT DOOR TO RESTAURANT l 215 Samish Way 206-734-8830 15 Offside (Infraction Incomplete forward PHI, lllepl Procedure lneli&ibie Receiwer Df 1crlmma11 or lll11al Motion lll11al Shift PenaltJ Declined, free kldl formation) or Position Down field on Pass No PlaJ, or No Score 7 ··~ Substitution Helpin1 the Runner, Infractions Delar Df Game Personal foul or Interlocked Touchdown or Interference field Goal SafetJ 8 . ~j 22 23y 24 ~\ Time out; Referee's Discretionary or Excess Cllppln1 Roupln1 the flicker Non-contact fouls Time Out followed willl } tappin1 hands an chest. fint Down Ball ReadJ fer PlaJ 27 ( forward Pass or llle1al use of Intentional flick Catchin1 .:; . Hands and Arms Groundinl Interference '·' Start the Clock Loss of Down Plarer Dlsquallfled SUMMARY OF PENAL TIES (Includes Only Most Common Penalties) LOSS OF DOWN-Forward pass illegally touched • *Illegal forward pass OFFENDED TEAM'S BALL AT SPOT OF FOUL- Defensive pass interference • by offense • *Intentionally grounding forward pass • **Offensi ve pass inter Illegally batting or kicking free ball • Illegal use of hands or arms when ball ference is free • Other fouls when ba ll is free LOSS OF 5 YARDS- Delay of game • Exceeding 25-second cou nt • Excess VIOLATION, BUT NO PENALTY (Does not offse t penalty by opponent)-First touch ing of free kick by kicking team before ball travels 10 yards • First time out • Failure to pause fu ll second in ·shift • Fal se start • Free kick touching of scrimmage kick by kicking team. out of bounds • Illegal forward pass by defense • Infraction of substitution rules • Interference with opponents or ball preceding snap • Offense illega lly in motion at snap • Offsides • Snapper's position and ball adjustment • Taking more than 2 steps after fair catch BE A VIKING BOOSTER LOSS OF 15 YARDS-Delay of game at start of half • Butting with helmet or head • Clipping • Defense disconcerting signa ls • Fa ilure to return ball to official after score • Grasping face mask of opponent • Illega l use of hands • Ineligible receiver downfield • Piling on • Roughing the kicker or holder • Tackling or blocking fair catcher • Tackling out of b.ounds after ball is dead Morse Hardware Co. • Unsportsmanlike conduct (non-co ntact foul) • Unnecessary roughness (kick· ing, kneeing, trapping, etc.) Distributors of Hardware LOSS OF HALF DISTANCE TO GOAL LINE- If penalty exceeds half th e distance to goa l OFFENSE FIRST DOWN ON 1-YARD LINE Established 1884 Defe nsive pass interference in end zone • sive foul behind goal line on running play 1025 State St. Bellingham, Wash. ft' · - Boyde Long - Head Football Coach In third year as Western's head football coach ... named NAIA District 1 Ind Evergreen Conference "Coach-of-the-Year" last season as Vikings took their first ever outright league title ... joined Physical Education arid Ath letic staff in 1966 . . . has also coached cross-country, track and wrestling teams during his seven years on the hill ... was appointed Athletic Director last summer . .. spent most of his early life in New Mexico ... prepped at Highland High School in Albuquerque . . . was All-State end in football and state heavyweight wrestling champion . .. went to the University of New Mexico . .. was an All-Skyline end . . . received Master's degree in 1960 . . . taught and coached for three years at Albuquerque and Phoenix, Arizona . . . combined record was 21-9 . . . joined Oregon College of Education staff in 1963 . .. was head wrestling and track coach and assistant in football ... has had numerous articles on football published in national magazines ... he and wife Mary have two children: Patricia 11and Pamela 9. . I Larry Vance - Assistant Football Coach Joined Western Physical Education and Athletic staff in 1970 ... came to Bellingham from the University of Minnesota where he was an instructor for two years while working on his doctorate in physical education .. . played football at Bradley University .. . there was named to the Academic All America football team three straight years ... has also coached at several high schools in Illinois. Trroutfor some of onrDDiforms. Today's Army values athletes. We value them because they hustle, they work, they understand teamwork, they accept responsibility, they have spirit and help make a better Army And today's athlete can develop in the Army Because we have every sport imaginable For every level of talent In the finest playing facilities. With qualified head coaches, assistant coaches, trainers, equipment managers and all else STEAK & SPAGHETTI HOUSE that goes with a big-time sports program You can take your sport seriously 14% of our 1968 Olympic team was Army O r you can hack around. A half-court game, shirts KEG ROOM GONDOLA ROOM against the skins. With nets I Today's athlete will like other things about the Army Live Music Rib Steak Wed., Thur., 14 oz., Complete The opportunity to learn a skill A starting salary of $288 a Fri ., & Sat. $3.25 month. All meals, housing, clothing, medical and dental care Home of the Salad Bar free And 30 days paid vacation a year $.20 Schooner And with our Delayed Entry Option, you can sign up $.30 with live music Spaghetti Dinner today for the job training you want and rep ort any time within Lunch from Complete the next six months, depending on the course you choose. 11 AM $1.75 We'd like to recruit you for the Army team Your local Army Representative can arrange it 1414 CORNWALL AVE Dinner from 4 P .M. 676-8787 DU KE WO RLEY & BUZZ ROS ENST EIN TodaJ's ArmJ U.S. A RMY RECRUITI NG STATION 202 UNITY TE LEPH ONE - 734-7 130 wants to loin JOU. 17 1971 Statistics of Evergreen Conference Champs RUSHING wwsc Games Attempts Gain loss Net Wigg, Tom 10 220 1196 20 1176 Skogmo, Steve 9 113 515 39 476 J Had land, Glenn 10 67 284 101 183 Miller, Jody 4 28 108 !5 103 Johnson, Chris 10 12 39 3 36 Simms, Cecil 10 6 0 6 DIRECT DIAL PHOlll • Torre, Marshall 10 23 57 95 -38 ' Lewis, Dean COLOR TV 8 3 10 13 13 QUEEN & LONG BEDS 1133.40&0 I 212 N. SAMISH WY. PASSING OFF INTERSTATE 5 SAMISH EXIT Player Games Attempts Completions Int. TD. Hadland, Glenn 10 161 81 9 14 ***************** Torre, Marshall 9 51 17 5 2 ''BIG 4'' i TOTAL OFFENSE ~ r/orlfiwe,if Cgc/e Co. Player Attempts Rushing Passing Total Yards *- 600 DUPONT ST. • BELLINGHAM, WASH. 98225 Hadland, Glenn 228 183 1475 1658 Wigg, Tom 220 1176 1176 Skogmo, Steve 113 476 GO VIKINGS ! 476 Torre, Marshall 84 ·38 328 290 Miller, Jody 28 103 103 WITH- Johnson, Chris 12 36 36 phillip's 66 SERVICE 500 EAST HOLLY ,...... •...... ;,; 619 E. HOLLY : WHAT A TEAM!! : & NOVELTIES 733-9982 I : 31 I ·1 OUR SPECIAL TY ~""~ BELLINGHAM : the BIG ~ : ------~~ I I I Best Food - Most Reasonable Prices I ... LOW PRICES FROM RADIO SHACK ' I I I I Beer - Pool STEREO, C.B., PARTS AND ACCESSORIES., I I DROP IN AND GET I YRS. SUPPLY OF BATTERIES I I I 1220 State St. - 734-1154 I ABSOLUTELY FREE!! 3030 N.W. AVE. • ••••••••••••••••••••• H & H Sporting Goods Co. 814 DUPONT STREET BELLINGHAM. 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MAKES OF: ;; • Portable Typ11Writers Interception 18 11 • Adding & Calculating Machines Yards Returned 164 139 FACTORY TRAINED SERVICE . 1410Conmercial -3 Fumbles 23 35 Balls Lost 13 25 Penalties 52 44 Number Yards Lost 514 338 GRIGGS Points on TD 216 108 Field Goals 12 6 Safeties 0 2 STATIONERS - BOOKSELLERS PAT 32 16 ·Total 260 132 120 East Holly St. Bellingham f/.oe ?na1tti.i ~po 'tt in9s qoo ~s, t!Kc. FOR THE BEST IN SPORTING GOODS & SHOE REPAIRS. FAIRHAVEN BICYCLE SHOP 1103 Harris St. 703 W. Holly Phone 733-16 l 0 Bellingham, Wa. 98225 733-+m 1-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·1.. • Corsages I. V. WILSON & I I Roses (ij) • • FL ORIST INC. ·-. __ _./ I "THE NORTHWEST'S ~ I 1426 Cornwall Ave . • Free Delivery to Dorms • • Phone 733-7630 I FAMILY FAVORITE" I • • I Lunch 11 am - 2pm I • • Cap Hansen's Tavern /'::. 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CHESTNUT STREET -·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-'; 19 AWAY FOOTBALL 'SCHEDULE Sept. 23 Pacific University 1:3 HOME Oct. 7 ·Eastern Oregon 1:3 Sept. 30 Central Washington 7:30 Oct. 28 Southern Oregon 7:31 Od. 14 Portland State 7:30 Nov. 11 Eastern Washing i 1:0( Od. 21 Oregon Technical 7:30 Nov. 18 Simon Fraser ) 8:0< Nov. 4 Oregon College 7:30 Head Coach: Boyde Long (Homecoming) Athletic Director: Boyde Long Home games at Bellingham Ciivic Field ~ CROSS COUNTRY s SCHEDULE HOME CHALET Sept. 30 U. of Puget Sound 11:00 Oct. 14 Pacific Lutheran 11:00 Od. 21 Western lnvitatonal 11:00 AWAY Sept. 23 Calgary Invitational comp1e~e at Calgary, Alberta Oct. 7 Eastern Oregon College at LaGrande, Oregon Oct. 28 Southern Oregon College spor~:in.g Oregon Technical lnstitiute at Ashland, Oregon Nov. 4 Evergreen Conference at Oregon Tech Klamalh Falls, Oregon goods Nov. 11 District I at Whitman BELLINGHAM MALL 734-9974 Walla Walla, Washington Head Coach: Richard Bowman Athletic Director: ll'oyde Long Open 7 days a week. 1972-73 WESTERN WASHINGTON STAT E COLLEGE V I KINGS BASKETBALL: 72-73 Schedule Date Opponent Site ,/ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Fri Dec 1 Montana State Uni~ersity "Bobcats" Bozeman, Montana Wed Dec4 St. Martin'sCollege"Saints" Lacey : KING & DAUL : Fri Dec8 Eastern Montana College "Yellowjackets" BELLINGHAM Sat Dec 16 Seattle Pacific College "Falcons" BELLINGHAM : TIRE CO., INC. : Wed Dec 20 University of British Columbia "Thunderbirds" Vancouver, B.C., Canada Thur0ec21 University of British Columbia "Thunderbirds" BELLINGHAM I SALES REPAIRING I Wed0ec27 University of Victoria Victoria, B.C., Canada I SERVICE RECAPPING I Fri Dec29 Turlock Jaycee Invitational Tournament Turlock, Cal. 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