i U^U Ai **% '±\., a Head Coach Ray Nagel Ray Nagel is in his sixth year with the Redskins. In his five previous years Nagel compiled a 26-24-1 record, against some of the finest football opposition in the nation. Last year the Utes faced their toughest slate in the school's history and finished with a 4-5-1 mark. Utah is proud of its intersectional schedules and has met more of the national grid powers over the years than has any team in the mountain states area. This year shows more of the same with games slated against Oregon State, Army, California and Utah State. The Utes also meet Idaho and Colorado State and four teams from the rugged Western Con­ ference: Wyoming, New Mexico, Arizona State and BYU who will all be top competition. The Ute mentor runs his team from a multiple "T" which has proven to be both effective and entertaining. Since Nagel has been at the helm the Redskins have set more than 20 new offensive marks. Nagel believes in developing all-around footballers who can go both ways effectively. The Ute defense is a real key to the club's overall success and the Redskin foes have come to respect Ray's team for their tenacious brand of blocking and tackling. Ray has a Business degree and a Law degree from UCLA. He lettered in football four years and made "All-Coast" honors. After graduation in 1950 he became freshman assistant coach at his alma mater and in 1951 moved up to varsity assistant. In 1953 Ray went to the Chicago Cardinals as a player-coach and in 1954 ws picked up as backfield coach at Oklahoma. In 1955 Nagel returned to UCLA as a backfield coach and served in this capacity three years before coming to Utah. Ray is married to the former Shirley Tanner and they have five children — Nancy, Bruce, Tommy, Ray and Scott. < Alternate Captain Mel Carpenter, Head Coach Ray Nagel, Captain Gary Herrzfeldt. Assistant Coaches NED ALGER PRES SUMMERHAYS Alger, while coaching at Pleasant Grove High, estab­ Pres Summerhays is the freshmen coach at the Uni­ lished one of the all-time great Utah coaching records. versity of Utah and does a great deal of the Redskins' His teams won 31 games, lost only 4 and tied 3. They scouting of opposing teams. As frosh coach he has had copped two state titles during the four years of Alger's good success and his '58 and '59 teams won Western regime and won three division titles. Division greenling titles. Ned is a graduate of Brigham Young University where Summerhays was a triple-threat tailback in the late he played halfback for the Cougars from 1947 to 1950. twenties, was an All-Conference selection two seasons He graduated from the Provo school in 1954. and an All-America mention his junior year. Besides his football duties, Pres is head baseball coach. PETE CARLSTON Pete is a long time Ute with great coaching experience. BOB WATSON He is the senior member of the staff. In the past he has coached just about every sport on the Redskin agenda. Bob is a graduate of UCLA — 1951. He played on the He started at Utah with Ike Armstrong, continued with same team with Head Coach Ray Nagel. He performed Jack Curtice and is with Ray Nagel now. as wing-back, end and fullback under the tutelege of all- Carlston played his football at Utah in 1931-32-33, and time great Red Sanders. Bob was captain of the Uclans was an All-Conference end for the Hilltoppers. While Pete in 1950. He coached 8 years at Oregon State; the last five was a team member the Utes won two conference crowns as first assistant to Tom Prothro. He coached every and tied for a third. phase of Oregon State football during this tenure. Watson coached Ted Bates, a consensus All-American in 1958 and had under his direction such greats as Joe Francis of CHUCK CHATFIELD Green Bay Packers; Arron Thomas, New York Giants; Chuck is a graduate of College of Pacific — 1958. Amos Marsh, Dallas Cowboys and Dain Paulson, New He coached at COP in 1958 and '59. He served as head York Titans. coach at Sacramento City College in 1960 with good suc­ cess and then was appointed backfield coach at Washing­ ton State in 1961. Chatfield was with Washington State for two campaigns before coming to Uteville. He is con­ Back Row, I to r: Pete Carlston, Bob Watson. Front sidered as one of the fine young coaches in the nation and is well known for his recruiting ability. He has also Row: Chuck Chatfield, Pres Summerhays, Head Coach been a head baseball coach during his coaching tenure. Ray Nagel, Ned Alger. *• Ted Jacobsen Walt Deland Dick Hendrickson Athletic Ticket Manager Trainer Concessions Manager Ute Staff Don Reddish Assistant Athletic Director Jim Syndergaard Monty Howard Harry James Equipment Manager Assistant Ticket Manager Sports Information Director .