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Stetson University Archives OFFICIAL PROGRAM—TWENTY-FIVE CENTS STETSO ^•aJ N. W. LOU ~*-' '$• :'\ V 1/ i CTOBER 12, 1956 e MUNICIPAL STADIUM •><" DELAND, FLORIDA men with their eyes on the / future choose the IVY LEAGUE by lip- TEI This is every inch and ounce a hat for men who are going places. Its trim lines give you that wide-awake, alert look. Make a date to try it on soon $10.95 JOHN B. STETSON CO. PHILADELPHIA Football on the Air!!! STETSON FLORIDA DELAND HIGH Sept. 15 VMI Sept. 22 Miss. St. Nov. 9 Orangeburg, S. C. Sept. 22 East Carolina Sept. 29 Clemson Oct. 6 Citadel Oct. 13 Rice Oct. 20 Davidson Oct. 27 LSU Nov. 10 Newberry Nov. 3 Auburn Nov. 16 Presbyterian Nov. 10 Georgia Nov. 24 Georgia Tech Dec. 1 Miami 1490 ON YOUR DIAL RADIO DeLAND Also the Game of the week from NBC Oct. 27, and Nov. 17 BROADCAST FOR YOUR PLEASURE BY YOUR STETSON STATION STETSON OPPONENTS VIRGINIA MILITARY INST. NW LOUISIANA CARSON NEWMAN Lexington, Va. John Mc Kenna Natchitoches, La. H. H. Turpin COLLEGE Rer, White & Yellow Purple & White "Demons" Jefferson C ity, Tenn 12 14 Roy Harmon "Keydets" S. 15 S.P. Austin S. 22 Lamar 7 6 6 6 Green & Blue "F ghti ng Eagles" S. 15 Stetson 47 6 S. 29 McNesse 6 14 13 20 S. 22 Virginia 13 20 0 13 O. 6 La. College 34 7 S. 15 W Carolina 9 0 13 19 S. 29 Army 12 32 O. 12 Stetson 7 0 S, 22 Morehead 13 0 0 13 O. 6 Richmond 0 21 35 20 O. 20 La. Tech. 20 21 — S. 29 I. Wesleyan 35 12 27 12^ O. 13 Lehigh 0 39 — O. 27 H. Payne 7 12 — O. 6 Emory & H. 7 25 7 17 O. 19 Geo.Wash 6 25 — N. 3 N E. La. 28 7 O. 20 Howard O. 27 Davidson 7 21 — N 10 S. W La. 13 27 Col. 47 7 — __L N.- 3 Wm.&Mary 13 20 N 17 S. E. La. 20 27 i_—~ — O. 27 George N. 10 W Va. 24 47 town 27 0 N. 22 Va. Tech 13 39 DAVIDSON COLLEGE N. 3 Stetson 13 7 — NEWBERRY COLLEGE EAST CAROLINA COLLEGE Davidson, N. C. Bill Dole Newberry, S. C. Red & Black "Wildcats" Greenville, N. C. ....J ack Boone Harvey B. Kir kland 0 20 6 Purple & Gold "P rates" s. 21 Catawba 26 Scarlet & Gray "Indians" s. 29 Citadel 6 2 7 34 S. 15 Catawba 6 12 7 7 6 Presbyterian 7 16 •— S. 15 Va. Tech 2 37 o. S. 22 Citadel 7 13 20 20 S. 22 Stetson 7 7 o. 13 Wash.&Lee 54 0 S. 29 L-Rhyne 13 13 25 35 S. 29 Catawba 7 13 13 23 20 Stetson 25 13 o. i . ; O. 6 Wofford 18 6 19 27 O. 6 Elon 13 0 o. 27 V. M. I. 21 7 O. 20 Furman 14 0 — N. 3 Richmond 0 18 1 O. 13 W. Carolina 14 6 —- .—. O. 27 Guilford 20 12 O. 20 M: Harvey — — —: — N. 10 Wofford 9 21 N. 3 Elon 39 6 O. 27Appalachian 13 0 •— N 23 Furatan 9 13 N. 10 Stetson 12 12 N. 3 L.-Rhyne 13 0 WOFFORD COLLEGE N 22 Presby­ — N. 17 Richmond Sp artanburg, S. C. terian 20 18 — CITADEL , THE PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE Con Snidow ey Clinton, S. C. Bill Crutchf Charleston, S. C. Joh n E Sauer eld Gc Id & Black "Terriors" Garnet & Blue "Blue Stockings" Blue & White 'Bulldogs" S. 15 So. Carolina 7 26 13 26 S. 22 Clemson 0 33 7 27 S. 22 Newberry 13 7 20 20 s. 22 L-Rhyne 7 13 S. 29 Wofford 12 20 12 27 S. 29 Davidson 2 6 34 7 s. 29 Presbyt'n 20 12 27 12 O. 6 Davidson 16 7 — O. 6 Stetson 40 6 o. 6 Newberry 6 18 27 19 O. 13 Elon O. 12 Richmond 14 12 o. 13 Furraan 27 6 O. 20 Tampa O. 19 Wofford 7 27 o. 19 Citadel 27 7 O. 27 Catawba 20 13 O. 27 Purman 25 19 o. 27 Stetson 22 6 N. 3 Citadel 13 14 N. 3 Presby. 14 13 N. 3 Catawba 6 20 —. N 10 Appalachian 6 35 N. 10 Villanova N. 10 Davidson 21 9 — — N. 16 Stetson 6 6 — N. 17 G. Wash. — — — N. 17 W.Carolina 12 7 — N. 22 Newberry 18 20 — 1956 STETSON UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD Name Pos. Class Height Weight Age Hometown High School Jack Alford HB Fresh. 5-8 140 18 Lakeland --- Lakeland Tom Allerton E Jr 5-11 172 21 Miami Miami High Harold Basham HB Soph. 5-11 164 20 Orlando .Hurricane, W Va. Buddy Bennett QB Fresh. 5-10 163 18 Jesup, Ga Jesup Tom Bouchlas E Soph. 6-2 205 20 West Palm Beach Palm Beach Bobby Carter HB Sr 5-7 165 25 Englewood, Tenn Englewood Mel Christman E Soph. 6 174 20 Miami Coral Gables Milton Cooper G Jr 5-9 171 20 Jacksonville Lee Dave Creech FB Fresh. 6 170 19 Louisville, Ky .... Jeffersonville, Ind. Wendell Crysel T Soph. 6-2 215 19 Sylacauga, Ala Sylacauga Calvin Daigle C Jr 5-10 197 24 Baton Rouge, La Baton Rouge James Dawson T Fresh. 6-1 229 18 Pompano Beach Mineola, L. I. Mark Day FB Fresh. 5-11 165 18 Danville, Ky Danville Jim Dreggors G Soph. 5-10 197 23 DeLand DeLand Fred Driver C Sr 6-1 189 23 DeLand Niagara Falls, N Y Ronnie Lee Gallowayr T Fresh. 6 220 18 Danville, Ky Danville Jim Hawkins HB Fresh. 5-9 158 19 Lake Monroe .Seminole (Sanford) Jim Hearn FB Soph. 5-11 180 19 DeLand DeLand Ray Henry HB Jr 5-9 155 20 DeLand DeLand Jim Hilyer T Jr 5-10 200 21 Sycamore, Ala Sycamore Terry Hollingsworth G Jr 5-10 191 20 Ft. Lauderdale Ft. Lauderdale Jim Krider E Fresh. 6-3 193 19 Sanford Seminole Buddy McLin E Jr 6 180 21 Tallahassee -- Tallahassee Joe Marrs E Soph. 6 175 20 Miami Jackson Walt Mosley FB Soph. 5-11 183 19 Belle Glade Belle Glade Victor Muzii G Soph. 5-10 205 20 Miami Coral Gables Terry Oswald HB Fresh. 5-9 173 18 West Palm Beach Palm Beach Jack Parker HB Jr 5-10 172 19 Stevensburg, Va Stevensburg Shelton Poole G Jr 5-10 203 21 Belle Glade - Belle Glade Claude Rumer T Sr. 5-11 206 23 DeLand Doylestown, Pa. Ron Richter G Jr 5-9 187 20 Sarasota Sarasota Dick Saltrick QB Jr. 5-10 158 19 Uniontown, Pa Uniontown Keith Shamrock E Sr 6 194 21 Uniontown, Pa Uniontown Joe Siekaniec PAT Sr 5-11 210 22 Pittsburg, Pa North Catholic Sonny Stephenson FB Jr 5-8 172 22 Winter Park .....~ Winter Park Larry Stowe QB Fresh. 6-1 162 18 Campton, Ga Monroe High Tim Thomassen T Fresh. 6 191 18 West Palm Beach Palm Beach Ed Tinnermon HB Fresh. 5-10 160 18 Atlanta, Ga Roosevelt J L. Tyra C Soph. 6-1 195 19 Orlando Sylacauga, Ala. Bob Waters QB Fresh. 6-2 156 18 Sylvania, Ga Sylvania Fred White C Fresh. 5-10 180 18 Atlanta, Ga Murphy Phil Yonge T Jr 6-5 223 21 Miami Coral Gables THE BARNETT NATIONAL BANK A Florida Landmark MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE AND FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION ' CD be .2 CD -d fe 10 =8.2 »~3 o 2CH c o d »M r^JS e: 03 « ^^ • •d o a o aS O « d 03 03 be J <H CD d 43 T3 EH d CD —> 3 CD OS Q cs xrx 0d3 ° a 03 .- o - B & 02 ."ts CD o o o w g CD £ °3 d r CD CD O wo g r «*£ CC CD - « o3 ' S CD 'o cS -e 03 ns oS u ~U 03-^^ be- o 9. 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