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GUIDEBOOK

Contents: Page

Schedule and 1962 Results •• ...... l College and Coaching Staff • • • • 2 Facts About Central • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 3 Evergreen Conference Football Champs· • • • • • • • • • • 4 All-Time Standings with '63 Opponents •••• . . 5 Central' s All-Evergreen Selections • • • • • • • • • • • • 9 Looking at Each Game • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 10 1962 Evergreen Conference Standings • • • • • • • • • 12 Paragraphing the ' 63 Opponents • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 13 Central's 1963 Prospects ...... • 15 19 62 Central Statistics • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 16 19 62 Evergreen Statistics. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 17 All-Time Evergreen Statistical Leaders •••• 20 Central Coaches' Records • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 21 Numerical Roster (green paper) ••••••••••• . . . • • • • 23 Alphabetical Roster (green paper) ••••••• 24 Roster by Position (green paper)•••••••• . . . 25 Lettermen Returnees (green paper). • • • • •••• . . . • • • • 27

This guidebook prepared by the Office of Information at Central Washington State College, Ellensburg; John Ludtka, director, lV.dke Ingraham, sports information. Special thanks is given Leo Nicholson and the athletic office staff for their work in gathering records. 1963 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 1

September 21 vVHITMAN COLLEGE 1:30

September 28 UNIVERSITY OF PUGET SOUND * 1:30

October 5 'liVHITWORTH COLLEGE * 1:30

October 12 At Eastern Washington State Coll ege * ( Cheney) 1: 3 0

October 19 At Pacific University (Forest Grove, Oregon) 8:00

October 26 PACIFIC LUTHERAN UNIVERSITY (Homecoming) 1:30

November 2 WE STERN \iVASHINGTON STATE COLLEGE 1:30

November 9 At University of Puget Sound* 1: 30

November 16 At \Vhi tworth College ( Spokane) * 1: 30

*denotes Evergreen Conference games.

1962 RESULTS ( 4-4-1)

Central Opponent Score

21 Whitman College 0

25 Pacific Lutheran 0 *

6 Western \Vashington 6 (tie) *

6 Puget Sound 9 *

0 Whitworth 32 *

32 Eastern Y.f ashington 3 *

6 P acific Lutheran 20 *

21 ·western Washington 14 *

6 Willamette 13 123 97

* Evergreen Conference games. THE COLLEGE STAFF 2

President Dr. James E. Brooks

Business Manager Kenneth Courson

:r:::ean of Instruction :r:::r. J. Wesley Crum

Director of Athletics Adrian ( Bink) Beamer

Chairman, Faculty Athletic Committee Perry ~itchell

THE COACHING STAFF

Head Football Coach Mel Thompson (W. S. U. 1952)

Assistant Football Coach Jim Nylander (Bradley, 1950)

Assistant Football Coach Art Hutton ( Washington, 1949)

Student Assistant Coach Arnie Tyler (CV/S C, 1962)

SPORTS INFORMATION

For information regarding any phase of Central athletics, contact Mike Ingraham,

sports information, Central Washington State College, or John Ludtka, director

of information, same address. The Athletic News Bureau is located in room llO,

old Music Building. The office telephone is v:Alnut 5-5321, extension 288.

Ludtka's home telephone is WO 2-6217. A complete publicity service is avail

able to all authorized news agencies. FACTS ABOUT CENTRAL 3

LOCATION: In Ellensburg, Washington, a city of 8, 975 centrally located in

Kittitas County, 105 miles east of Seattle, 36 miles north of Yakima, and 180 miles southwest of Spokane. Other nearby cities are Wenatchee, Ephrata, Moses

Lake and Pasco-Kennewick-Richland.

CONFERENCE : Evergreen Conference established in 1948 ENROLLMENT: 2800 TEA M NICKNA ME: v/ildcats SCH OOL COLORS: Crimson and Black STADIUM: College Field, seats 3000. Pressbox atop north stands

OTHER ATHLETIC FACILITIES: Nicholson Pavillion (seats 4000) is site of varsity basketball and wrestling events. The Pavillion has a six-lane, regulation 25-yard swimming pool, handball courts, large intramural sports and dance area and field house. Tennis courts, baseball field, and large intramural fields are ad- j acent to the Pavillion. Additional tennis courts are near dormitory areas. Modern physical education instructional equipment is available throughout the Pavillion.

The 440-yard track (with 220-straightaway) rims the football field.

HISTORIC FEATURES : Central Washington Normal School was established by the first \Vashington legislature in 1890 and the school opened in 1891 with four faculty members and 86 students. The physical make-up of the campus at that time was occupancy of the second floor of the Washington public school. Presently Central has 55 buildings spread over 112 acreas. The estimated worth is more than $la 5 mill.

In 1933 the legislature authorized the College to grant the B.A. degree, In 1937 we became Central Washington College of Education. 1947 was the year in which the legislature authorized B. A. degrees in Arts and Sciences and the Master of Edu- cation degree. In 1961 the name was changed to Central Washington State College. 4 CWSC is accredited by the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education and the Northwest Association of Secondary and Higher Schools. Too, it has been approved by the United State Attorney General as an institution for non-quota immigrant students.

The college has divisions of Education, Fine and Applied Arts, Language and

Literature, Physical Education, Science, and Social Science.

Today, Central is entering its 73rd year of service.

EVERGREEN CONFERENCE FOOTBALL CHA MP! ONSHIPE:

1948 Eastern Washington and University of Puget Sound (tie)

1949 Eastern Washington and University of Puget Sound (tie)

1950 Eastern Washington

1951 Pacific Lutheran U. , University of Puget Sound, and Western Washington (tie)

1952 Pacific Lutheran University

1953 University of Puget Eound and \.Vhitworth (tie)

1954 Whitworth

1955 Whitworth

1956 University of Puget Sound

1957 CENTRAL WASHINGTON

1958 CENTRAL WAE: HINGTCN and vVestern Washington (tie)

1959 vVhitworth

1960 \.-Vhitworth

1961 CENTRAL WASHINGTON

1962 \-Vhitworth A LL-TI ME STANDINGS WI TH 1 63 OPPONENTS 5

Games Won Lost Tied ;/v'hi tman College 1 1 5 6 0 University of Puget Sound 20 9 11 0 vVhi t worth College 19 8 10 1 Eastern \Vash. St at e Col lege 37 18 16 3 Pacific University 1 0 1 0 Pacific Lutheran University 31 16 15 0 -;lest ern Nash. State College 41 23 15 3 Total 160 79 74 7

SERI ES SCORE WI TH 1 63 OPPONENTS

Year Central \Vhi t man ( 5-6-0)

1952 20 14 1953 6 25 1954 0 14 1955 7 26 1956 14 25 1957 14 13 1958 13 7 1959 13 20 1960 0 14 1961 19 0 1962 21 0

Year Central University of Puget Sound (9-10-11)

1922 22 6 1923 0 13 1924 14 24 1939 19 7 1948 0 6 1949 21 13 1950 7 0 1951 6 20 1952 2 15 1953 19 20 1954 0 6 1955 0 15 1956 12 20 1957 25 7 6 Year Central University of :!?uget Sound

1958 20 19 1959 14 13 1960 13 6 1960 7 19 1961 33 21 1962 6 9

Year Central Whit worth Coll es-e ( 8-10-1)

1934 47 0 1946 21 7 1947 13 6 1948 0 0 1949 13 14 1950 14 19 1951 19 7 1952 0 7 1953 2 7 1954 6 15 1955 6 21 1956 19 7 1957 7 6 1958 43 13 1959 0 19 1960 0 10 1961 33 14 1961 19 21 1962 0 32

Year Central Eastern ( 1 8-1 6-3)

1924 0 33 1925 6 0 1926 31 7 1927 25 7 1928 13 7 1929 7 20 1930 ' 12 6 1931 7 6 1932 0 0 1933 . 13 6 1934 0 8 1035 0 0 1936 6 12 1937 0 18 1938 0 6 Year Central Eastern 7

1939 0 7 1940 7 14 1941 0 7 1942 15 6 1946 7 6 1947 13 16 1948 7 21 1949 0 20 1950 0 26 1951 6 25 1952 20 14 1953 9 34 1954 27 13 1955 6 19 1956 6 6 1957 20 13 1958 27 6 1959 18 12 1960 41 6 1961 35 0 1961 26 6 1962 32 3

Year Central Pacific University (0-1-0)

1959 0 17

Year Central Pacific Lutheran (16-15-0)

1930 26 13 1931 13 0 1932 14 6 1933 14 0 1935 7 0 1936 0 6 1937 16 0 1938 6 0 1939 25 6 1940 0 14 1941 7 20 1942 6 7 1942 7 6 1946 27 20 1947 2 26 1948 0 7 1949 12 0 8 Year Central Pacific Lutheran

1950 0 6 1951 3 25 1952 9 45 1953 6 7 1954 7 20 1955 13 20 1956 13 19 1957 20 0 1958 45 13 1959 12 0 1960 8 14 1961 25 7 1962 25 0 1962 6 20

Year Central Western ( 23-15-3)

1922 19 0 1924 0 24 1925 6 33 1926 13 9 1927 12 7 1928 12 0 1929 6 0 1930 26 0 1931 7 0 1932 26 9 1933 6 0 1934 0 0 1935 7 6 1936 7 6 1937 0 9 1938 0 13 1939 0 13 1940 12 13 1940 7 0 1941 7 10 1942 33 0 1942 0 0 1946 31 26 1947 0 4 1948 7 6 1949 8 20 1950 0 24 1951 7 33 1952 0 34 Year Central Western 9

1953 23 12 1954 0 12 1955 32 0 1956 13 7 1957 26 7 1958 18 19 1959 13 27 1960 33 0 1960 19 14 1961 19 13 1962 21 14 1962 6 6

V.'l LDCATE SHARE ALL-EVERGREEN HONORS

Two Central Washington performers were named to the first All-Evergreen

Conference team in 1948. They were tackle Leo Hake and guard Bob Osgood.

Since that time Wildcats have been prominent among the nominees and recipients of this honor.

Here are the CWSC winners:

1948--Leo Hake (T), Bob Csgood (G) 1949--Jack Hawkins (G) 1950--Jack Hawkins (G), Gary Opsal (E), Eric Beardsley (HE) 1951--Newt Kier ( G) 1953--Bob Hibbard (C) 1954--Dennis Anderson (E) 1956--Joe Kominski (E), Bud Snaza (HE) 1957--Joe Kominski (E), Larry Maguire (T), Darrell De Grosse (G), Corky Bridges (HE) 1958--Larry Maguire (T), Gary Frederick (C), Corky Bridges (HE), John Wilfong (E), Clayton Eval!S (RB) 1959--Rubin Rawley (G), Harvey Rath (RB) 1960--Rubin Rawley (G), Bill Betcher (C), Harvey Rath (HE) 1961--Dick Kinart (G), Bill Betcher (C), Phil Fitterer (QB), Harvey Rath (HE) 1962--Arnie Tyler (T), Phil Fitterer (QB), Dick Shannon (T) LOOKING AT EACH GAME 10

GAME NUMBER ONE

WHITMAN COLLEGE at Ellensburg Saturday, Sept. 21, 1: 30 p. m.

WHITMAN FACTS

Location--\Valla Walla, Wash. Conference--Evergreen Enrollment--900 Nickname--Missionaries Colors--Maize and Blue Head Coach--Keith Lopez 1962 Record--1-7 Returning Lettermen--21

GAME NUMBER TWO AND GAME NUMBER EIGHT

UNIVERSITY OF PUGET SOUND at Ellensburg Saturday, Sept. 28, 1:30 p.m. and at Tacoma on Saturday, Nov. 9, 1:30

UPS FACTS

Location--Tacoma Conference~Evergreen Enrollment-- 2.000 Nickname--Loggers Colors--Maroon and VJhite Head Coach--John P. Hei :r..niek 1962 Record--6-2-1 Returning Lettermen-- 21

GAME NUMBER THREE AND GAME NUMBER NINE

WHITWORTH COLLEGE at Ellensburg Saturday, Oct. 5, 1:30 p. m. and at E,pokane on Saturday, Nov. 16, 1:30

WHITWORTH FACTS

Location--Spokane Conference--Evergreen Enrollment--1250 Nickname--Pirates Colors--Crimson and Black Head coach--Samuel H. Adams 1962 Record--6-3 Returning Lettermen--22 GAME NUMBER FOUR 11

At EASTERN WASHINGTON STATE COLLEGE, Cheney Saturday, Oct. 12, 1:30 p. m.

EASTERN FACTS

Location--Cheney Conference--Evergreen Enrollment--2500 Nickname--Savages Colors--Red and White Head Coach--Dave Holmes (1st year) 1962 Record--0-9

GAME NUMBER FIVE

At PACIFIC UNIVERSITY, Forest Grove, Oregon Saturday, Oct. 19, 1:30 p. m.

PACIFIC FACTS

Location--Forest Grove, Ore. Conference--Pacific Northwest Intercollegiate Enrollment--1000 Nickname--Badgers Colors--Crimson and Black Head Coach--Noah Allen 1962 Record--1-8 Returning Lettermen-- 20

GA ME NUMBER CIX

PACIFIC LUTHERAN UNIVERSITY at Ellensburg Saturday, Oct. 26, 1:30 p. m. --HOMECOMING

PLU FACTS

Location--Tacoma Conference--Evergreen Enrollment--1800 Nickname--Knights Colors--Black and Gold Head Coach--Roy Car ls on 1962 Record-- 2-5-2 Lettermen Returning--17 GA ME NUMBER SEVEN 12

WE STERN WASHINGTON STATE COLLEGE at Ellensburg Saturday, Nov. 2, 1:30 p. m.

WES TERN FACTS

Location--Bellingham Conference--Evergreen Enrollment--3800 Nickname--Vikings Colors--Blue and White Head Coach--Dr. Jim Lounsberry 1962 Record--4-4-1 Lettermen Returning--13

1962 EVERGREEN CCNFERENCE STANDINGS

Team V/on --Lost --Tied vVhi t worth 6 1 0

UPS 5 l l

CENTRAL 3 3 1

V!estern 3 3 l

PLU 1 4 l

Eastern 0 6 0

CCNFERENCE ALL-TIME TOTALS

Team Won Lost Tied

UPS 62 23 6

Whitworth 52 31 1

'Nestern 44 43 4

CENTRAL 43 44 4

PLU 40 44 6

Eastern 36 50 4 PARAGRAPHING THE 1963 CENTRAL OPPONENTS 13

WHITMAN COLLEGE -- Two all-conference linemen and one back head 21 returning

1 ettermen at the Wall a Walla school, and coach Keith Loper figures he will field a team with good potential. Solly Davis, a fullback with great speed, returns after two seasons and should add to the offensive dimension of the Missionaries. Although they were defeated soundly last year, nearly the entire team returns to give cause for opponents 1 fear.

UNIVERSITY OF PUGET SOUNL -- Injuries hurt the Loggers last year and coach

John Heinrick does not have the kind of depth he wants. But the addition of two

UW transfers--Andy Pazaruski (215-pound center) and Steve Maddocks ( QB)-will help as does 21 lettermen from the 6-2-1 team of last year. All-Evergreen tackle

Harlan Patterson and Gary Brown (235) will anchor the line and the ends and back field are strong. Les Ross heads the pass receivers and will set more records, and nine lettermen return to carry the ball.

WHITWORTH CCLLEGE -- The Pirates will be looking for an improvement of their

6-1 Evergreen conference championship mark of last year and they have 22 lettermen back to try it. Coach Sam Adams will again call on 250-pound pro prospect Ken

Sugarman to anchor the line from his tackle slot with Marty McWhinney, center, and guard Gene Baker also returning from last year's club. The backfield will miss Little all-American halfback John Murio, but Charlie Reed, a pounding runner, will be back.

EASTERN WA SHINGTON -- The Savages will be headed by a new coaching staff this year as Dave Holmes moves into the top spot. He will be assisted by Brent Wooten, 14 Bob Anderson, and Dave Crowell. Holmes is not talking about his '63 prospects, but does say, "We '11 be better. " The Savages lost nine straight last year in cluding six conference tilts.

PACIFIC UNIVERSITY -- The Badgers will be "much improved" according to coach Noah Allen. Frank vValker will quarterback the 11on-the-ground" attack.

The agile junior is rated as a fine runner and an average passer. "We'll be working on our offense," Allen asserts. The Oregonians lost games by six, two, and three points last year and Allen promises to improve the scoring punch.

PACIFIC LUTHERAN -- The Knights appear to be one of the best PLU teams in recent years. The line is adequate with five starters back headed by guard

Kevin Thomas and linebacker Jim Cypert. Fullback Keith Shahan tops the returning backs and he is within earshot of the PLU total offense mark. End

Mike Smith is a fine performer and Coach Roy Carlson has 17 lettermen returning to lead the Black and Gold.

WESTERN 'WASHINGTON -- Dr. Jim Lounsberry feels he will have the best backfield in the Evergreen Conference and he has quarterback Terry Parker and halfbacks Dick Nicholl and Ron Roe to prove it. Graduation of ends Bob Plotts and Gary Moore will hurt at this position, but Keith Shugarts is still around at that position. The line will be mobile with guard Dave Alfred, tackle John

Fullerton, and center Shelly Thiel returning. Transfers Tom Brandon and Ron

Gilbert should also help the Viking efforts. WHAT WILL THE ~llLDCATS BE LIKE IN 1963? 15

A new coach, Mel Thompson, will greet 22 Wildcat lettermen this fall and the Central football fans can watch with interest a well-conditioned, hard hitting club.

Thompson, who played his college ball at Washington State University, is a stickler for conditioning, and he promises his club will not be out-hustled.

Guard Jay Haney and tackle Arnie Tyler will be gone from last year's team and they will be missed, but CWSC fans will recognize big Dick Shannon, all-Evergreen tackle, as he anchors the forward wall again this year.

Art Ellis and Lou Lawrence from last year's squad and Jerry Lowe from the championship squad of 1961 top the end candidates. Dave Oss and Byron

Johnson are back with Shannon at tackle; and four guards from last year are back.

In the backfield the Cats will have all-conference quarterback Phil Fitterer along with tough Bill Ishida, the 140-pound dynamo. Thompson also has transfer fullback Joel Barnell from WU, and halfback Jay Lane and Jack Curtright, both from the 1961 championship club.

"We'll be older and should be a little faster this year," Thompson said.

"We have a tough schedule with Vi/hitworth and UPS on consecutive Saturday's early in the year." And if that isn't enough the Wildcats meet both clubs again later in the year.

"We shouldn't have to play too many freshmen, and I hope our transfers play as well as they are capable, if they do, we could get pretty tough as the season progresses," the amiable coach states.

Along with a new head coach, the Wildcats will also find Art Hutton, former

Yakima Eisenhower coach, as a new assistant and Tyler will serve as a graduate football assistant. The returning assistant coach is Jim Nylander. Adrian (Bink)

Beamer, last year's coach, is now the athletic director. 1962 CENTRAL STATISTICS 16

YCS. RUSH YDS. PASS NET YDS. PEN. PUNTING FIRST DOWNS Central 1402 859 2261 28/335 33.3 104 Opponents 1251 606 1857 36/341 34.9 97

RUSHING ATT. YDS. GAME A VE. TOTAL OFFENSE ATT . .1i _.R. TOTAL YD ~ Zimmer 144 478 53.l Fitterer 112 135 420 ' 555 Ishida 138 323 35.8 Zimmer 144 478 0 478 San Francisco 45 161 17. 9 Ishida 138 323 0 323 Paine 35 133 14. 8 Luft 45 46 245 291 Fitterer 32 135 15. 0 Snow 52 -13 201 188 Luft 27 46 5.1 San Francisco 45 161 0 161 Barstad 8 36 4. 0 Paine 35 133 0 133 • Redden 14 35 4. 0 Barstad 8 36 0 36 Snow 21 -!3 -1. 4 Redden 14 35 0 35

PASSING ATT. COMP. YDS. INT. TD PUNTING NO. AVG. BLKD. Fitterer 80 30 420 9 5 Luft 41 33. 3 0 Luft 18 8 245 4 2 Snow 31 10 201 4 0

PASS RECEIVING NO. YDS TD PUNT RETURNS NO. YDS. Ellis 19 212 5 Ishida 5 56 Zimmer 9 184 0 Fitterer 4 45 Buckner 4 136 1 Barstad 2 17 Fitterer 4 112 0 Luft 1 4 Laurence 4 77 1 Buckner 1 13 Hurt 2 40 0 Hutteball 2 49 0 INTERCEPTIONS NO. YDS. RTN. San Francisco 2 31 0 Huebner 1 18 Paine 1 -9 0 Barstad 1 15 Paine 2 18 KICKOFF RETURNS NO. YDS. Luft 3 22 Zimmer 4 80 Snow 3 20 Fitterer 1 20 Egawa 1 5 Snow 1 17 Fitterer 6 15 Ishida 5 83 Hutteball 1 0 Redden 2 30 Barstad 1 13 SCORING TD'S PAT TOTAL PTS. Ellis 1 10 Ellis 5 0 30 San Francisco 1 5 Fitterer 4 0 24 Paine 1 2 Luft 2 0 12 Ishida 2 0 12 Paine 1 6 12 Zimmer 1 0 6 Laurence 1 0 6 Redden 1 0 6 Buckner 1 0 6 Snow 1 6 Weldman 0 3 3 EVERGREEN CONFERENCE 17 FOOTBALL STATISTICAL SUMMARY 1962

TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS RUSH PASS TOTAL GAME AVE. \~/hitworth 632 1999 1123 Bl.a2 346. 9 CENTRAL 562 1402 859 2261 251. 2 U.P.S. 575 1005 1045 2050 227.7 Western 536 1319 720 2039 226. 5 P.L.U. 517 1229 461 1690 187. 3 Eastern 473 696 846 1542 171. 3

RUSHING OFFENSE PLAYS NET YARDS GAME AVE. Whitworth 470 1999 222. l CENTRAL 430 1402 155. 7 Western 398 1319 146. 6 P. L. U. 407 1229 136. 5 U.P.S. 397 1005 111. 6 Eastern 291 696 77.3

PASSING OFFENSE ATTEMPTED COMPLETED HAD INT. NET YDS. GAME AVE. \Vhitworth 162 78 15 11:23 1 2~c . 8 U.P.S. 178 74 12 1045 116. l CENTRAL 132 46 17 859 95.4 Eastern 182 87 12 846 94.0 Western 138 55 10 720 80.0 P.L.U. 110 47 16 461 51. 2

TOTAL DEFENSE PLAYS RUSH PASS TOTAL GAME AVE. Whitworth 503 644 1017 1661 184. 6 U.P.S. 588 . Ul6 608 1724 191. 6 CENTRAL 519 1251 606 1857 206.3 Western 646 1289 952 2241 249.0 P.L.U. 599 1407 951 2358 262. 0 Eastern 575 2481 1494 3981 442.3

RUSHING DEFENSE PLAY NET YARDS GAME AVE. Whitworth 317 644 71. 6 U.P.S. 447 1116 124. 0 CENTRAL 385 1251 139. 0 Western 486 1289 143. 2 P.L.U. 435 1407 145.2 Eastern 442 2487 276. 3 18 PASS DEFENSE ATTEMPTED COMPLETED INTERCEP. NET YDS. GAME AVE. CENTRAL 134 55 18 606 67. 3 U.P.S. 141 55 7 608 67. 6 P.L.U. 164 73 10 951 105.7 Western 160 67 16 952 105.8 Whitworth 186 81 21 1017 113. 0 Eastern 133 59 14 1494 166. 0

PUNTING NO. YARDS AVE. U.P.S. 56 2058 36. 6 Western 45 1630 36. 2 CENTRAL 41 1365 33.3 Whitworth 45 1486 33.2 P.L. U. 43 1372 31. 9 Eastern*

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS*

TOTAL OFFENSE P LAYS RUSH PASS TOTAL YARDS Reed, Whitworth 151 1010 0 1010 Brustkern, U. P. S. 157 84 621 765 Parker, Whitworth 185 7 732 739 Leebrick, Whit worth 123 -78 700 622 Shahan, P. L. U. 160 601 0 601 FITTERER, CENTRAL 112 135 420 555 Murio, Whitworth 106 466' 53 519 Roe, Western 105 501 0 501 ZIMMER, CENTRAL 144 478 0 478

RUSHING PLAYS NET YARDS GAME AVE. Reed, Whitworth 151 1010 112. 3 Shahan, P. L. U. 160 601 66~7 Fry, Western 79 421 60.l Roe, Western 105 501 55.7 ZIMMER, CENTRAL 144 478 53. l

PASSING --PA PC PHI YARDS PCT. T9& Parker, Western 129 54 8 732 42 3 Leebrick, Whitworth 96 49 9 700 51 9 Brustkern, U. P. t:. 102 44 6 681 43 2 FITTERER, CENTRAL 80 30 9 420 38 5

* Eastern Washington t:tate College statistics incomplete. PASS RECEIVING CAUGHT YARDS TD' S 19 Witt, Whitworth 28 450 8 Ross, UPS 25 439 l Macaulay, Eastern 24 326 l Plotts, Western 19 311 1 Murfo, Whitworth 21 309 1 ELLIS, CENTRAL 19 212 5 Moore, Western 14 210 1 Henjum, Eastern 25 198 2 Peterson, Eastern 16 190 0 ZIMMER, CENTRAL 9 184 0

S.CORING TD'S PAT FG TOTAL V.' i tt Whitworth 8 1 0 49 Shahan, P. L. U. 6 0 0 36 Murio, Whitworth 3 15 1 36 Reed, Whitworth 6 0 0 36 Roe, Western 4 10 0 34 ELLIS, CENTRAL 5 0 0 30 Matthews, vv'hitworth 5 0 0 30 Parker, Western 4 0 0 24 FITTERER, CENTRAL 4 0 0 24 ALL-TIME EVERGREEN STATISTICAL LEADERS 20

Season Individual Marks

TOTAL OFFENSE--Denny Spurlock, Whitworth, 1960; 1897 yards

RUSHING--Corky Bridges, CENTRAL WASHINGTON STATE, 1958; 1057 yards

PASSING--Denny Spurlock, 'Whitworth, 1960; 135 completions of 257, 1892 yds,

PASS-RECEIVING-- Sam Adams, Whitworth, 1949; 46 for 831 yds.

POINTS SCORED--Corky Bridges, CENTRAL WASHINGTON STATE, 1958; 117 point

PUNT A VERAGE--Stewart, University of British Columbia, 1956; 39. 3 yards

INTERCEPTIONS--Schmidt, Western Washington State, 1960; 7 returned 223 yards · Most in season by Warren Lashua, Whitworth, 1959, 11

Season Team Marks

TOTAL OFFENSE--Whitworth, 1949; 430. 8 yards per game

TOTAL DEFENSE--Whitworth, 1954; 108 yards per game

MOST POINTS--Whitworth, 1954; 269 points

LEAST POINTS AGAINST--V/hitworth, 1959; 34 points

BEST RUSHING DEFENSE-- Whitworth, 1954; 61. 5 yards per game

BEST PASSING DEFENSE--UPS, 1954; 31. 3 yards per game

PUNTING--Eastern Washington, 1950; 39. l yards average

MOST YARDS RUSHING--Eastern Washington, 1950; 313 yards per game

MOST YARDS PASSING--Whitworth, 1949; 307. 7 yards per game

MOST INTERCEPTIONS--vVhitworth, 1959; 34

LONGEST PASS PLAY-~erry Thacker-Ed Tingstad, UPS (vs. Eastern), 1960, 94 yards.

LONGEST FUMBLE RETURN--Harley Somers, UPS (vs. Whitworth), 1961, 92 yard£ CENTRAL FOOTBALL WON-LOST RECORDS 21

Year Mark Coach His Over all Mark

1905 0-3-1 Rev. A. K. Smith 0-3-1

1906-07 No Football

1908 1-1-0 Edwin Saunders 1-1-0

1909 3-1-0 J. B. Potter 1910 0-0-1 II " " 3-1-1

1911-1914 No Football

1915 1-1-0 L. D. Sparks 1916 1-1-0 II II " 2-2-0

1917-1920 No Football

1921 1-3-0 B. A. Leonard 1922 3-2-0 " " " 1923 0-3-0 " " " 4-8-0

1924 1-4-0 Harold C:Uigley 1925 2-4-0 II " 1926 7-0-0 " " 10-8-0

1927 5-1-0 Roy Sandberg 1928 8-2-0 " II 1929 7-1-0 " II \ 930 6-0-1 II " 26-4-1

1931 7-0-0 Leo Nicholson 1932 4-2-1 " II 1933 3-2-1 II II 1934 3-3-2 It " 1935 4-1-1 " " 1936 3-3-0 II " 1937 3-4-0 II " 1938 3-3-1 " " 1939 5-2-0 II " 1940 4-3-0 fl II 39-23-6

1941 1-5-1 Phil Sarboe 1942 5-1-0 " " 6-6-1

1943-1945 No Football 22 Year Mark Coach His Overall Mark

1946 6-1-0 John Londahl 6-1-0

1947 3-4-0 Monte Reynolds 3-4-0

1948 5-3-1 Wilbur Luft 1949 3-6-0 11 II 8-9-1

1950 1-7-1 L. G. Carmody 1951 1-6-0 ll II II 1952 4-4-0 " II ti 1953 2-6-0 " II " 1954 2-6-0 " II II 10-29-1

1955 2-6-0 Abe Poffenroth 1956 3-4-1 " " 1957 7-1-0 II " 1958 6-1-1 " " 1959 3-6-0 II II 1960 4-4-0 " " 25-22-2 1961 7-2-0 A. D. Beamer 1962 4-4-1 II " " 11-6-1

TOTALS 154-187 -15 • 527 NUMERICAL ROSTER 23

(To be mailed as ~oon as possible) ALPHABET! CAL ROSTER 24

NAME POE:! TION AGE WT. HT. HOMETCWN YR IN SCHOOL

Baker, Bob G 18 190 6-0 Tacoma 1 Barnell, Joel FB 23 195 5-10 Cle Elum (Tr) 4 Baskett, Gary G 21 2ll 6-1 Seattle (Tr) 2 Bilow, John G'B 23 160 5-9 Priest River, Ida. 1 Botten, Dennis HB 19 180 5-8 ~~~qu~lmie 2

Buckner, Gerry T 18 220 5-10 Vancouver 1 Buckner, Tom** HB 22 160 5-9 Vancouver 3 Chandler, Vernell HB 21 160 5-8 Seattle (Tr) 3 Cox, Mel T 18 230 6-4 Coulee City 1 Croyle, Larry E 21 223 6-2 Wenatchee (Tr) 3

Curtright, Jacklf'* HB 21 180 5-10 Tacoma 3 DelLay, Dallas G 19 190 6-0 Kirkland 1 Douglass, Jim HB 21 190 5-10 Seattle (Tr) 2 Ellis, Art*** E 22 185 6-0 Seattle 4 Esser, Dennis HB 17 170 5-10 Connell 1

Fitterer, Phil*** G'B 22 195 6-1 Ellensburg 4 Fleeks, Don T 18 -205 5-11 Seattle 1 Francisco, San* FB 19 190 6-1 Kennewick 2 Franks, Cliff G 18 180 5-10 Ritzville 1 Gartman, George c 18 230 6-0 Vancouver 1

Gilman, Rod* T 20 220 6-2 Bellevue 2 Glibbery, Wayne G 21 196 5-11 <='ui ncy 1 Gooch, Vaughn HB 18 180 5-ll Omak 1 Gottschalk, Luane E 18 195 6-4 Connell 1 Grewell, Rod HB 18 188 5-11 Ritzville 1

Haberlin, J:ave HB 19 175 5-9 Seattle 1 Hachtel, Roland T 19 2 55 6-2 Wt.ilhatchee (Tr) 2 Hagen, Dennis c 19 217 6-3 Seattle 1 Hazen, Don G 18 196 5-8 Mercer Island 1 Halfon, Larry G 18 195 5-10 Seattle 1

Heinemann, Jay G 17 185 6-1 Ritzville 1 Hughes, Dave G 19 217 6-0 Seattle 1 Houle, Glen E 21 175 5-11 Walla ~-lalla (Tr) 2 Ishida, Bill** HB 25 140 5-2 Seattle 3 Jamieson, John* G 19 205 5-10 Seattle 2

Johnson, Byron* T 19 230 6-4 Seattle 2 La.Fbntaine, Jerry c 17 210 6-2 Tacoma 1 Lane, Jay HB 22 175 5-10 Omak 3 24a NAME POSITION AGE WT. HT. HOMETOWN YR IN SCHOOL

Lawrence, Lou* E 19 200 6-2 Poulsbo 2 Lawrence, Mark* c 19 170 5-ll Wenatchee 2

Leisle, Mike HB 18 175 5-11 Ritzville 1 Lindell, Jim FB 18 203 6-0 Stanwood 1 Lloyd, Dave E 19 180 5-ll Seattle 1 Luft, Gary** <;:-B 22 160 5-8 Renton 3 Marks, Mitchell HB 18 170 5-11 Tacoma 1

McGurran, Jerry G 23 190 6-1 Cavalier, N.D. (Tr)3 Myers, Randy FB 19 190 5-11 Sedro-Woolley 1 Nichols, Russell HB 19 160 5-11 Tacoma 1 Olson, Eric c 19 200 6-1 Naches 2 Olson, Duane* c 21 210 6-0 Coer d 1 Alene 4

Oss, Dave** c 19 220 6-1 Yakima 3 Paine, Keith** FB 19 198 5-11 Kennewick 3 Redden, Ron*** HB 22 190 5-11 Kennewick 4 Reich, Ed G 18 210 6-1 St. John 1 Scafe, Dennis FB 20 175 5-8 Everett (Tr) 3

Shannon, Dick* T 20 230 6-5 Seattle 3 Sipe, Darren HB 19 200 5-8 Seattle 2 Smith, Philip* G 23 205 5-11 Bremerton 3 Smith, Phil A. E 22 168 6-2 Bellevue 1 Smith, Tod G 20 205 6-1 Kennewick (Tr) 3

Stanford, Rick C' B 18 200 6-1 Bellevue 1 Stenerson, Gordon* E 19 190 6-1 Central Kitsap (Tr) 2 ,... Sullivan, Jim v 19 165 6-0 Seattle 1 Swanson, Wayne* G 20 220 6-2 Tacoma 2 Walker, Harold T 20 190 6-2 Spokane 1

Wiebe, Klaus E 21 165 6-0 Ritzville 1 Woodruff, George E 18 190 6-1 Seattle 1 Zimmer, Don* HB 21 180 5-11 Wapato (Tr) 4

* Indicates years letterman

(Tr) transfer ~

ROSTER BY POSITION 25

ENDS Wt. Ht. Hometov..n Yr. in School High School Coach Larry CROYLE 223 6-2 Wenatchee Jr. Tom Byrne Art ELLIS 185 6-0 Seattle Sr. Lou Hull (Roosevelt) Duane GOTTSCHALK 190 6-4 Connell ]!-• Dewey Keith Glen HOUK 175 5-ll Walla Walla Soph Felix Fletcher Lou LAWRENCE 200 6-2 Poulsbo Soph Dick Columbini (N. Kitsap) Dave LLOYD 180 5-11 Seattle Soph Bill Marx (Shoreline) Phil A. SMITH 168 6-2 Bellevue Fr. Len Jones Gordon STENERSON 190 6-1 Central Kitsap Jr. Chuck For sland Klaus \VIE BE 165 6-0 Ritzville Soph Clyde ·Buehler George WOODRUFF ISO 6-1 Seattle Fr. Tom Jones (Ballard)

TACKLES Gerry BUCKNER 220 5-10 Vancouver Fr. Chuck Furno (Ft. Vancouver Mel COX 230 6-4 Coulee City Fr. Don Riggs Don FLEEKS 205 5-11 Seattle Fr. John Boitano (Garfield) Rod GILMAN . 220 6-2 Bellevue Jr. Frank Svoboda Roland HACHTEL 255 6-2 Wenatchee Jr. Tom Byrne Byron JOH NS ON 230 6-4 Seattle Soph John Boitano (Garfield) Dick SHANNON 230 6-5 Seattle Jr. Dick Pangallo (West) Harold WALKER 190 6-2 Spokane Jr. Dave Holmes (N. Central)

GUARDS Bob BAKER 190 6-0 Tacoma Fr. Harry Bird (Wilson) Gary BASKET 211 6-1 Seattle Jr. Woody Ullin (West) Dallas DELAY 190 6-0 Kirkland Fr. Jim Jolgen (Lk. Wash.) Cliff FRANKS 180 5-10 Ritzville Fr. Dick Agee Wayne GLIBBERY 196 5-11 ('uincy Fr, Larry HALFON 195 5-10 Seattle Fr. Forrest Keyes (Franklin) Don HAZEN 190 5-8 Mercer Is. Fr. Steve James Jay HEINEMANN 185 6-1 Ritzville Fr. Dick Agee Dave HUGHES 217 6-0 Seattle Soph Bill Marx (Shoreline) John JAMIESON 205 5-10 Spokane Soph Dave Holmes (N. Central) Gerald MCG URRAN 190 6-1 Cavalier, N.D. Jr. Ron Thompson Phil J. SIVIITH 205 5-ll Bremerton Sr. Chuck S.emansik .(West) Tod SMITH 205 6-1 Kennewick Jr. Mel Thompson Wayne SWANSON 220 6-2 Tacoma Soph Bob Levinson (Stadium) Ed REICH 210 6-1 St. John Fr. Bill Hays

CENTERS George GARTMAN 235 6-0 Vancouver Fr. Chuck Furno (Ft. Vancouver: Dennis HAGEN 217 6-3 Seattle Soph Forrest Keyes (Franklin) Jerry LAFONTAINE 210 6-2 Tacoma Fr. Harry Bird ( W~lson) Mark LAVIRENCE 170 5-10 Wenatchee Soph Tom Byrne Duane OLSON 210 6-0 Coer d'Alene, Ida. Sr, Howard Kiefer Eric OLSON 205 6-1 Naches f oph Jake Berch Dave OS~ 220 6-1 Yakima Jr. Dutch Schultz (Davis) Jim SULLIVAN 165 6-0 Seattle Fr. Bill Marx (Shoreline) 26 QUARTERBACKS Wt. Ht. Hometown Yr. in School High School Coach John BILOW 160 5-9 Priest River, Ida. Soph Wayne Phillips Phil FITTERER 190 6-1 Ellensburg Sr. Lloyd Rowley Gary LUFT 160 5-8 Renton Jr. John Suzick Rick STANFORD 200 6-1 Bellevue Fr. Frank Svoboda

HALFBAC:<:S Dennis lBOTTEN 180 5-8 Snoqualmie Soph. Jim North (Mount Si) Tom BUCKNER 160 5-9 Vancouver Sr. Bob Dugan (Hudson Bay) Vernell CHANDLER 160 5-8 Seattle Jr. John Boitano (Garfield) Jack CURTRIGHT 175 5-10 Tacoma Jr. Bob Levinson (Stadium) James DOUGLASS 190 5-10 Seattle Jr. Forrest Keyes (Franklin) Dennis ESSER 170 5-10 Connell Fr. Dewey Keith Vaughn GOOCH 180 5-11 Omak Fr. Howard Roth Rod GRE'WELL 188 5-ll Ritzville Fr. Dick Agee Dave HABERLIN 170 5-9 Seattle Fr. Don Anderson (Glacier) Bill ISHIDA 5-2 140 Seattle Jr. Swede Lindquist (Garfield) Jay LANE 175 5-11 Omak Jr. Howard Roth Mike LEIGLE 175 5-ll Ritzville Fr. Dick Agee Mitch MARKS 170 5-11 Tacoma Fr. Vic Brown (Clover Park) Russ NICHOLS 160 5-11 Tacoma Fr. Vic Brown (Clover Park) Ron REDDEN 190 5-11 Kennewick Sr. Mel Thompson Darren SJ.R-E 200 5-8 Seattle 0oph Bill Maddan (Mt. Ranier) Don ZIMMER 180 5-11 Wapato Sr. Bill Faller

FULLBACKS Joel BARNE LL 195 5-10 Cle Elum Sr. Frank Mataya San FRA1-.J CISCO 190 6-1 Kennewick Soph Niel Thompson Jim LINDELL ~03 6-0 Stanwood Fr. John Sande Randy MYERS 190 5-ll Sedro-Woolley Fr. John Rawley Keith PAINE 198 5-10 Kennewick Jr. Mel Thompson Dennis Scafe 175 5-8 Everett Jr. Jim Ennis

Manager: Bill Colyar, Spokane Soph Trainer: Larry Aho Student Assistant Coaches: Arnie Tyler; Malcolm Lindquist LETTERJ\tIEN RETURNEES (20) 27

ENDS (3)

Art Ellis, Senior; Lou Lawrence, Soph; Gordon Stenerson, Soph

TACKLES (3)

Rod Gilman, Soph; Byron Johnson, Soph; Dick Shannon, Soph

GUARDS (2)

John Jamieson, Soph; Phil Smith, Senior

CENTERS (3)

Mark Lawrence, Soph; Duane Olson, Senior; Dave Oss, Junior

('UARTERBACKS (2)

Phil Fitterer, Senior; Gary Luft, Junior

HALFBACKS (5)

Tom Buckner, Junior; Jack Curtright, Junior; Bill Ishida, Junior; Ron Redden, Junior; Don Zimmer, Senior

FULLBACKE (2)

San Francisco, Soph; Keith Paine, Junior

TRANSFER2 New in 1963

From University of Washington--Joel Barnell, 195-pound fullback, Cle Elum

From Wenatchee Valley Jr. College--Larry Croyle, 223-pounci end; Roland Bachtel, 255-pound tackle, both from Wenatchee

From Columbia Basin Jr. College--Tod Smith, 205-pound linebacker, Kennewick