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Boise College Broncos 218 SPORTS 219 (L. to R.): Steve Lawrence and Lea Griat; Frank Frantz and Dianne Norris; Robin Norris and Wilma Denney. BOISE COLLEGE CHEERLEADERS 220 (L, to R.): Ray Lewis, the Bronco line coach who also serves as wrestling and track coach; Bus Connor, intermural program; Murray Satterfield, assistant football coach and head basketball coach; and head coach Lyle Smith. BOISE COLLEGE COACHING STAFF 221 BOISE COLLEGE BRONCOS MMPPF Front row from left: Terry Squibb (QB), Harold Zimmerman (QB), Mike Mathews (QB), Joe Spagnoletti (QB), Perry Gossett (QB), Gordie Lund (HB), David Rolfe (HB), Russ Poole (HB), Trevor Whitehead (HB), Rich Dickson (HB), Ron Kinney (HB), Tom Harding (HB), Jim Murgoito (HB), Tony Maher (HB). Second row from left: Bob Brown (FB), Dennis Walker (FB), Pat Williams (FB), Bryan Comis (FB), Dave Toney (FB), Jerry Remich (FB), Mike Millard (HB), Dale Leatham (HB), Mike Hickey (HB), Dick Spits (HB), Rod Chester (HB), Allen Fitzgerald (HB), Jeff Drapp (HB). Third row from left: Tony Stoppello (G), Terry Baldwin (C), John Mather (C), Gary Stivers (K), Adam Rita (C), Jim Cafferty (C), Joe Kozlowski (C), Ken Cooper (G), Paul Jor- gensen (G), Ken Woodbridge (G), Chris Kuch (G), Larry Allen (G), Steve Hilton (G). Head Coach Lvle Smith. 222 1966 /CAC CHAMPIONS Fourth row from left: Bill Elliott (G), Dan Shaheen (G), Joe Gamez (G), Mike Reynolds (G), Jim Mahan (T), John Kameenui (T), Russ Kenning (T), Jack Peters (T), Ken Thomas (T), Rodney Lima (T), Bob Gold (T), Assistant Coach Bus Connor. Fifth row from left: Jacob Hoopai (T), Howard Phillips (G), Jim Bianchi (E), John Knowles (E), Timm O'Farrell (E), Mike Carberry (E), Rick Chauvin (E), James Rogers (E), Sandy Green (E), Larry Bronson (E), Lewis McFarlin (E), Larry Homstead (E), Assistant Coach Murray Satterfield. Sixth row from left: Randy Reed (HB), Bob Purkowiski, Glenn Kushlan, John Kondo, Herb Hanauer, Mike McSweeney, Russ Price, Quenten Howard, Managers Bob Radloff, Art Golus, Trainer Tom Canavan and Assistant Coach Ray Lewis. 223 BRONCOS SHOW HOME BC—14 Everett JC 0 BC—35 Mesa JC 14 BC—21 Dixie JC 13 BC—25 Yakima JC 7 BC— 5 Taft JC 45 AWAY BC—13 Columbia Basin 9 BC—35 Snow JC 7 BC—54 TVCC 7 BC—38 Ricks JC 20 BC—14 Shoreline JC 7 A Bronco is bulldogged to the ground, Rick Dickson is stopped for a short gain in Boise's 21-13 victory over Dixie College. Above: Jeff Drapp, Bronco halfback, breaks away from Treasure Valley Community College tacklers to help the Broncos to a 54-7 victory at TVCC. Broncos Russ Poole, halfback, sneaks by tacklers in Boise's 25-7 victory over Yakima, played in Meridian because of "soggy" field conditions in Boise. 224 9-1 SEASON Russ Poole slips away from Treasure Valley's tacklers in Boise College's 54-7 victory played in Ontario. Below: Bronco carrier is tackled by mighty Taft defense after a short gain in the game which diminished Boise's hopes for a national champ­ ionship and a trip to Savannah, Georgia. en, Boise College's defensive team pushes a Taft player out of bounds in Boise's only defeat of the 1966 season, losing to Taft by a score of 45-5. 225 NJCAA ALL-AMERICAN TACKLE ALL-CONFERENCE Jim Mahan A football player is chosen for his ability for playing position. The All-American is selected for his ability to play the game with a knowledge of the entire sport. Jim Mahan is an Ail-American tackle, who comes from The Dalles, Ore. Playing both defense and of­ fense, he is a great pass receiver on "tackle eligible" plays, and has scored on these plays. The entire faculty and student body wish to congratulate Jim Mahan on a job well done. ALL CONFERENCE 1966 Jeff Drapp Larry Allen i 1"t John Knowles Jerry Remick Rod Chester 226 Jeff Drapp, comes around end for a first down with Jim Mahan throwing a needed block. BRONCO A C T/ON Jim Brown, Bronco half back, comes out of the chute for a touchdown against the host of on-lookers from the Mesa JC Mavericks, to win the game 35-14. The quick work by the Bronco defense catches the Dixie QB for a lose. The Broncos ousted them 21-13. 227 1967 ICAC 'CAGE' CHAMPIONS First Row from left to right: Steve Loveless, Jim Hill, Rodell Hill, Dan Bokenkamp, Wayne Auer, Renee Ruth, Jim Archibald. Second row: Coach Murray Satterfield, Lane Broyles, Bill Otey, Keith Burke, Wayne Hen- thorne, Larry Bronson, Jim Rogers, Wendell Hart, assistant coach Bus Connor. In completing his second season at the helm of the Broncos cagers Coach Satterfield's team compiled a 26-10 overall record, won their second ICAC Champ­ ionship and a ninth place finish in the nationals at Hutchinson, Kansas. Prior to coming to Boise College Coach Satterfield led the Borah Lions to the Idaho A-l crown in 1964-65. 228 Feb. 7 BC 86 Treasure Valley Com. 61 Dec. 2 BC 65 Columbia Basin 76 Feb. 10 BC 93 Utah State Frosh 64 Dec. 3 BC 75 Columbia Basin 59 Feb. 11 BC 99 Ricks 75 Dec. 9 BC 83 Idaho Univ. Frosh 53 Feb. 14 BC 75 College of Southern Idaho 69 Dec. 10 BC 79 Idaho Univ. Frosh 66 Feb. 18 BC 66 Utah State Frosh 75 Dec. 12 BC 83 Spokane Com. College 76 Feb. 21 BC 76 Treasure Valley Com. 63 Dec. 28 BC 74 Spokane Com. College 78 Feb. 25 BC 103 Mesa College 73 Dec. 29 BC 70 Columbia Basin 73 Dec. 30 BC 73 Columbia Basin 71 Sub-Regional Jan. 6 BC 82 North Idaho 72 Feb. 28 BC 85 College of Eastern Utah 61 Jan. 7 BC 101 North Idaho 67 Mar. 1 BC 55 College of Eastern Utah 84 Jan. 13 BC 69 Snow College 71 Mar. 2 BC 65 College of Eastern Utah 63 Jan. 14 BC 65 Dixie College 85 Jan. 17 BC 86 Treasure Valley Com. 70 Regionals Jan. 20 BC 103 Ricks 91 Mar. 6 BC 89 Jan. 21 BC 87 Utah Univ. Frosh 83 Western Arizona 86 Mar. 7 BC 83 Jan. 23 BC 90 Phillips 66 Oilers 109 Treasure Valley Com. 61 Jan. 27 BC 93 Dixie Collge 63 Nationals Jan. 28 BC 94 Mesa College 53 Jan. 31 BC 75, College of Southern Idaho 69 Mar. 14 BC 91 Dodge City, Kansas 77 Feb. 3 BC 74 Treasure Valley Com. 58 Mar. 16 BC 50 Moberly, Missouri 70 Feb. 4 BC 98 Snow College 70 Mar. 17 BC 71 Powell, Wyoming 84 Bill Otey, No. 22 drives in for two points to put the Broncos ahead of Ricks College 103-91 in an ICAC conference game. Steve Loveless shoots an outsider for two points against Dodge City Kansas in the Nationals at Hutchinson, Kansas. The Broncos went on to win this one 91-77. 229 HOME OF THE NATIONALS v-V •* "Hutchinson Sports Arena" Keith Burke, Bronco center scores two points against the Northwest Community College Trappers of Powell, Wyoming, the team which eliminated the Broncos Wendell Hart lays up two points to from the Nationals and placed them in ninth place. help the Broncos onto victory against the Dodge City Conguista- dors. Bill Otey (22) gets ready for one of his favorite dunk shots against Moberly, Missouri, the team which won the National Championship, while Keith Burke assists and Steve Renee Ruth (14) shoots two of his Loveless stands by. 24 points against the Dodge City Conguistadors in the first game of the Nationals. The Broncos went on to win this one 91-77. 230 Lane Broyles (54) scores against Dixie College while Wendell Hart (20) and Wayne Auer (42) await the rebound. Wm Dan Bokenkamp (32) lays up for two points against Mesa College to help the Broncos on to a 94-53 victory in an ICAC conference contest. Wendell Hart (20) goes in for two points against the Hawks with a layup shot while Keith Burke stands by for the rebound. 231 Steve Loveless (12) smashes through for one of his favorite lay-up shots to help the Broncos to victory over the Idaho Frosh team. I Renee Ruth (14) scrambles and comes up with a rebound against the Frosh of Utah State to help the Broncos win 87-73. Big Bill Otey scores again to help lead the Broncos to a best of three series over the Golden Eagles of Utah in the sub- regionals. 232 (L to R), First row: Dave O'ReiI ley, Dave Howard, Steve Rudd, Bill Stewart, Gilbert, Roger McClure, Roy Evans, Steve Ball, Mike Schaefer, and Art Galus, manager Second row: Gary Tipton, Trev Whitehead, Jim Cafferty, Tony Maher, Jim Owsley, Dave Rolfe, John Knowles, Louie Grant, Sherm Stearns, Mike Matthews, Mike Beasley, Rich Dickson, John Mather Russ Poole, George Wadsworth TRACK AND FIELD 233 Jim Gafferty takes the hurdles in compe­ tition. jr„ -mH.I llP» «J Steve Rudd shows a winning form at the hurdles. Louis Grant puts the shot wnere he wants it. 234 (L to R): Richard Welker, Cheryl Brown, Rick McEwen, Paula McGold- BOISE COLLEGE rick, Roger Eisenbarth. Back row, Ruth Russel, Jim Armstrong, Lyn Jones, John Lloyd, Steve Strandt, Barbie Dunn, and Eric Bodily. SKI TEAM (L to R): Reid Bowen, Carl Ellsworth, Bob Chatterton. Back row: Coach Bus Connor, Allen Smyth, John Stohler, Les Jenkins, and Coach Tony BOISE COLLEGE Binder. TENNIS TEAM 235 (L to R): Jack Bicandi, V. Cockha, Mike Johnson, George Abecander. Second row, Mike Reynolds, Steve Hilton, Larry Allen, Ken Cooper.
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