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Wisconsin Football Roster SATURDAY OCTOBER 27 1962 LONG RUN FOR YOUR MONEY WISCONSIN - OHIO STATE WJLBI n E. :\HP, Editor and Ad,•ertising Manager Sinclair Dino GasoJine at regular price John F. Hummel ....... Circulation ~anager National Ad·\'ertising Representative Spencer Advertising o., 27 1 ~'ladison Avf.!. , ew York 16, N.Y. matches performance of premium CONTENTS The University Presidents........ ..... .... ...... ........... 2 in 3 out of 5 cars University of Wisconsin Officials..... ... ................... 3 gasolines Ohio State's International Dimension.. .. ..................... 4 !:::; ;nhew~:~c;:;\~;':.~~::::::·::::::·:: ·::::::···:::::··::: ... · .. : Ohio State Football Coaching Staff............................... 7 University of Wisconsin Observatory.... .................. .. 8 Co.Captains Moeller and Vogel . ...... ............... 9 Ohio State Football Players............. .10, I 7. 20 . 32, 48 Wisconsin Football Players..... .. .... ...... 12, 22 , 30. 44 Ohio State Athletic Stall ..................................................... 18 Wisconsin Football Stall...... ..... ... ...23 Ohio State Football Roster......... ............. ........... .. 35 Wisconsin Football Roster ........ .. ....... ........................ 37 Half.Time Band Music... .................. ... ... ....... .... .40 Ohio State Winter Sports Schedules.. ....... 52 f Sinclair Dino is the big new name in gasoline. Made to give you the most for your gasoline dollar, Sinclair Dino is the regular-priced gasoline that, in 3 out of 5 cars on the road, matches the performance of the most expensive premium gasolines you can buy. Fill up at the sign of the famous Sinclair Dinosaur. • _.,,.,. AT SJRC/8/r WE CARE S1nc/01r ... about you ... about your ca,r vfll SINCLAIR REFINING COMPANY• 155 N. WACKER DRIVE• CHICAGO 6 • ILL. The Presidents of Rival Universities University of Wisconsin Officials * * Iv an Williamson Director of Athletics DR. NOVICE G. FAWCETT President, The Ohio State University Frank Remington Faculty Representative * * Dr. F. H. Harrington Milt Bruhn President, University of Wisconsin Head Football Coach 2 3 Ohio State's International Dimension A • HE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY, through the Tyears, has recognized and served human needs wherever they were to be found. Ohio State's move into the new frontier of lin­ guistic development is a prime example of its current concern in world affairs. Acquiring last year what according to Fred Hech­ inger, education editor of the New Y ork Times, was one of only 60 Chinese instructors then in American academic institutions, the University offered for the first time in its history a course in beginning Chinese. This introduction of Chinese - one of seven languages called "critical" by the U.S. Office of Education - was the forerunner of the opening this year at Ohio State of an extensive program in East Asian Languages and Literatures. State, this fall, has broadened its offerings AFTER 10 WEEKS of intense training on the Ohio State campus, Ohio 26 Peace Corps volunteers left for two years of service in the in Russian and related languages with the creation Punjab area of India. of a new Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures. In another aspect of its concern for the world, Ohio State during the past decade has entered into contracts with foreign governments, notably the Government of India, to aid in the establishment of land-grant college prototypes in overseas areas. India has long admired the academic excellence and the vibrant approach to teaching, research, and service which characterize land-grant universities such as Ohio State. Education faculty currently in India are develop­ ing exemplary teacher education colleges in four regions of the country. Entirely new in concept and in reality, these colleges will prepare many of the teachers required to staff the 2,000 multipurpose secondary schools of India. Ohio State also has added further service to its program in India in recent months through the TWENTY-TWO STUDENTS were enrolled in the first Chinese work of the College of Engineering which is course to be offered by Ohio State. cooperating with a consortium of eight other American institutions of higher learning in the from throughout the world to the Ohio State development of an Institute of Technology at campus. Kanpur. The Ohio State University long has had an in­ Because of its experience with the technical terest in world affairs as evidenced by its sustained assistance program in India, its interest in inter­ interest in education for foreign students and by national affairs, and its comprehensive facilities, the encouragement of staff members to work and The Ohio State University just a year ago was the study in universities overseas. Ohio State ranks training site for the Punjab Peace Corps Projects. among the top 20 nationally in the enrollment of Still further evidence of the interest of the foreign students among 1,666 institutions of higher University in world affairs can be found in the education. Currently enrolled are more than 550 numerous exemplary programs, short courses, and students representing 67 countries. seminars of international scope offered by the col­ And, of United States institutions of higher edu­ leges of the University. cation having more than 30 faculty members A notable example was a three-day International abroad, Ohio State ranks among the top 11 in the Symposium on "The Role of Food in World Peace," nation, with some 34 members of the faculty on which last spring brought distinguished persons assignments in various countries around the world. 5 4 Stars Among 11,e Badgers RONALD W. CARLSON (28) Se nior ... 6-3 ... 214 ... Rock- and ranked filth in the Big Ten in that category ... a hdrd­ ford, Ill .... Birthdale was March 29, 1940 ... Has won major nosed defensive man, he intercepted two passes last season. end ... played "W" awards in 1960 and 1961 as a defensive STEVEN C. UNDERWOOD (60) Rockford East High School ... end, quarterback, and halfback at Senior . 5-9 . 196 . yards and recovered one last year caught one pass for eight Madison, Wis ... Birthdate was 1461/2 minutes last fumble ... played 178V2 minutes in 1960 and November 6, 1939 ... A letter­ All Stale and All Confer- year, mostly on defense ... received man his sophomore and junior ... won ten letters in four sports - ence honors in high school year ... played 199V2 minutes and baseball . started his UW football, basketball, track, in 1960 and 2071/2 minutes in enrolled in Physical Education. career al quarterback ... 1961 ... played fullback in HUGH V. 'PAT' RICHTER (88) high school at Racine Park and Senior . 6-51/2 . 229 . Madison East ... graduated Madison, Wis ... Birthdate was from East in 1959 ... won All September 9, 1941 ... Played Conference and All State hon­ 142 1/2 minutes in 1960, and ors as a backfield man 3181/2 minutes in 1961 ... also played basketball and Holds every conceivable pass baseball in high school . ESCO SARKKINEN season. catching record in Wisconsin Badger co-captain this "BO" SCHEMBECHLER End Coach record book, or at least a share Tackle-Guard Coach Freshman Coach of them ... Fifteen pass catch­ RONALD VANDERKELEN (1 5) ing records include most Senior . 6-0 . 160 . passes caught in career (72) Green Bay, Wis .... Birthdate and in single season (47), most was November 6, 1939 . .. yardage on passes for career STEVEN C. UNDERWOOD Won seven letters in high (1,179) and for single season school; three in football and Co-captain one each in baseball, basket- Buckeye (817) ... caught 9 passes for 170 yards against lllinois, and ball, and track ... played 11/2 3 TDs, all school records . minutes vs. Marquette in 1959 for only previous varsity experi­ lopped Big Ten in pass receiv­ ence ... won numerals in 1958 ... rated best defensive ing with 36 catches for 656 quarterback on squad ... All Conference his senior year . Coaches enrolled HUGH V. 'PAT' RICHTER yards and 7 touchdowns ... graduated from Preble High School in Green Bay ... paced Wisconsin in scoring in Commerce. with 8 touchdowns for 48 Co-captain 6-0 ... 188 ... Milwaukee, points ... caught 25 passes JOSEPH 0 . HECKL (69) Junior ... Wis .... Birthdate was February 10. 1942 ... In his frst year for 362 yards in 1960 action ... was named to several All- of varsity competition for the Badgers ... sidelined by ineligi- American teams last season . .. won six letters in first two bility in 1961 ... won numerals in 1960 ... attended Rufus King years, including two in both basketball and baseball. High School in Milwaukee . won seven letters in football. ROGER A. PILLATH (70) Junior ... 6-3 ... 240 . Coleman, wrestling, and track ... All Conference in 1957 and 1958 . Wis . ... Birthdate was December 21, 1941 ... A major "W" won All Stale honors as a sophomore ... Milwaukee high winner as a sophomore last year ... played 85 minutes ... school wrestling champ ... won third place in state in 1959 also a top wrestler for the Badgers . won the Big Ten ... enrolled in Physical Education. and was second in the NCAA last winter ... championship LOUIS A. HOLLAND (27) Junior ... 5-8 ... 177 ... Union won four high school letters in wrestling, 1hree in track, and Grove, Wis .... Birthdate was December 13, 1941 ... Won a two in football ... a fullback in high school ... was stale major "W" last season as a sophomore ... played 234 minutes LYAL CLARK heavyweight wrestling champ two years . enrolled in Physi­ WILLIAM GUNLOCK in 1961 ... won his numerals in 1960 ... ranked number two Defensive Line Coach cal Education. Denfensive Coach in rushing yardage and points last season with 213 yards and LEE A. BERNET (73) Sophomore . .6-2 . 243 . Chicago, 24 points on four touchdowns .. scored two TD's on passes team lll .... Birthdate was January 24, 1944 ... Won freshman nu­ ... received nine passes for 119 yards ... third on the merals last year ... graduate of Morgan Park High School in ... top man in kickoff returns 100 ... a sprinter on the Badger Chicago . Played two years of football in high school and track team . Lou was the slate Class B 100 yard dash won two letters . named to All Section, All Division, and champion his senior year in high school . won lour letters All City teams ..
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