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ATHLETICS

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Football

First Row: Eric Nishimoto, Wayne Matthews, Stan Keefer, Gordon LaBelle, Steve Corno, Dick Baker, Mac Pooler, Marash Stevens,

George Uwaine, Bob Peterson and Bernard Bisho. Second Row: Richard Plumbee, Gene Allen, Allen Dougal, John Swan, Mike

Kane, Ken Webster, Brad Gebott, Glenn Oura, Jerry Van Do'an, and Will Hingston. Third Row: Jim Boyer, Frank Kaaa,

Francis Meyer, Mahlon Maxwell, Larry Anderson, Dave Zuehike, Mike Staggs, Doug York, Jack Thomerson and George Purdy.

Fourth Row: George Blankley, assistant coach; Milton Kanehe, Gary Hoxsey, George Cleveland, Bruce Burns, George Rallis, Gary Corn-

stock, Harold Malone, Ron Halvin, Max Hubble, Tom Calkins, Doug Dillard, Bill Toner, Jerry Allen, Dean Carroll, Jim Aiwohi, Lyle

Smith, head coach, and Ray Lewis, assistant coach. Fifth Row: Bill Jones, Joe Vucinovich, Warren Davies, Cliff Paffile, Norman Lau,

Jim Lynch, Jon Pattinson, Gail Wright, Nick Yorges, Sam Kim, Roger Nelson, Dave Wilcox, John Eagen, Moke Young and Gayle

Laudenslager.

Dethroned in 1959 as the ICAC champions, the 1960 Broncos roared

back with a perfect 5-0 conference record and recaptured the top spot for

the thirteenth time in 14 years. Over-all they compiled an 8-2 record.

Coach Lyle Smith found only a handful of lettermen as he opened the

season, but soon found that this squad was out to set a new record. Paced

by a pair of freshman halfbacks, Frank Kaaa and Francis Meyer, the gridders

scored 416 points for a new all-time scoring record.

All-American honors were given to Kaaa; Dave Wilcox, end; and Gayle

Laudenslager, guard. Center Allen Dougal was selected to play in the NJCAA

East-West All-Star-Game.

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COACHES, (L. to R.)

GEORGE BLANKIEY

Line Coach

RAY LEWIS

End Coach

LYLE SMITH

Head Coach

Stevens (26) breaks into open against Carbon.

Labelle (40) moves in to clear the path.

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Wilcox (87) moves in to assist on Dixie runner as Labelle ready's for the kil l .

Santa Monica . 26

Carbon

Weber

Eastern Arizona 14

Purdy (35) f inds a big hole in the l ine.

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Paff i le (81) and Van Dolan (50) corral a Gila Monster

Boise

Grand Rapids . 20

Boise

Everett

A Touchdown for the Broncos

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Basketball

First Row: Fred Young, manager, Pat O'Donnell, Jack Fawcett, Wendell Stonelake and Doug Dil lard.

Second Row: Byron Tapp, Charles Feilback, Elmer Deschaine, Carl Gibson. Third Row: George

Blankley, coach, Lloyd Turner, Roger Thurston, Irvin Dust and Doug Weaver.

The story of Basketball at Boise Junior College in 1960-61 can be titled "a strong finish" and this factor enabled the Broncos to finish with a 9-12 over-all record. In the ICAC race they won 5 while losing 7.

The lack of a big man hurt George Blankley's squad in early games, and when they finally began to click, it was the speed and aggressiveness that provided the power for victory.

Elmer Deschaine, Charles Feilback, and Pat O'Donnell, all sophomores, were the leading scorers, with Doug Weaver, freshman center improving greatly as the season progressed. Coach Blankley lost the majority of his team by graduation and will be looking for new talent for 1961-62.

SEASON RECORD

48 Columbia Basin 61 BJC 77 NNC 67 BJC 62 Ricks 57 BJC 68 Carbon 59

57 U. of 1. Frosh 57 " 45 Columbia Basin 60 " 56 Weber 70 " 67 Snow 65

64 U. of 1. Frosh 58 " 69 Carbon 70 " 75 Ricks 81 " 64 NNC 56

44 Columbia Basin 58 " 69 Carbon 70 " 81 CSU 91 " 78 Dixie 56

52 Columbia Basin 58 " 49 Weber 54 " 53 Dixie 54 " 62 CSU 59

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Baseball

First Row: Lloyd Turner, Claude Henry, and Glenn Oura. Second Row: Dwain Deines, Doug

Pember, Jim Reese, Mike Hannon, Dave Spradling, Larry Smith, Don Fluharty, Jon Robertson,

Lyle Smith, coach; and Jim Graham, manager. Third Row: Marash Stevens, Henry Mendazona,

Bernard Bisho, John Krause, Mike Glenn, John Messick, John Swan, Dave Sewright, Frank Kaaa,

and Francis Ah Yat.

Baseball coach Lyle Smith had a rebuilding job to do in order to equal the record of his 1960 Broncos. Over all, last year's squad won 19 while losing 7, with a perfect 12-0 record in conference play.

Lost by graduation was pitcher Pat House, the first Little Ail-American baseball player at BJC, and the ace that hoisted the 1960 team to the con­ference championship and a berth in the NJCAA Baseball Tournament in Colorado. To fill this vacancy Smith found another left-hander, Mike Glenn, a former Boise High School star.

Other players who showed strong in the early 24 game schedule were: Glenn Oura, infielder, David Sewright, pitcher; Bernard Bisho, outfielder; and Henry Mendazona, outfielder. The Broncos had jumped off to an early string of victories with key pitching and hitting when the Annual went to press.

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JOHN KRAUSE

Outfield

MIKE GLENN

Pitcher

GLENN OURA

Infield

BERNARD BISHO

Outfield

DAVID SEWRIGHT

Pitcher

LARRY SMITH

Catcher

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Track

Firsti Row: Jack Flynn, Jerry Allen, Tom Jayo, and Dale Young. Second Row: Nick Yorges,

Dewey Holmes, James Boren, Bob Brennan, and Gary Halcom. Third Row: Ray Lewis, coach;

Doug Hopkins, Sam Kim, Scott Fitch, Glenn Walker, and Wendell Babcock.

Ray Lewis, track coach, faced a complete set of new faces as he opened the 1961 track season as the defending ICAC champions. Lost by graduation were Curt Flisher and Gary Bonar, two members of the 1960 squad that com­peted in the NJCAA Meet held in Texas.

Early indications showed the thinclads to be strong in the field events, the hurdles, and the middle distance events. Although there was more depth than usual, Lewis was searching his ranks for speed.

Promising prospects were Milton Kanahe and Dave Wilcox, shot-put; Gary Halcom, high jump; Glenn Walker, dashes; Gary Hoxsey, pole vault; Jon Pattinson, javelin; and Doug Dillard, Doug Hopkins, and Wendell Babcock, hurdles.

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Starts are practiced every day by entire track squad.

Jerry A'len works out wiJh the shot-put.

Young works on his form

clears the low hurdles.

Walker tries for a new record

in the broad-jump.

The important part of any relay is the exchange,

practiced here by Walker and Hopkins.

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Three members of the BJC

wrestling team that

won championships

at the ICAC

tournament

WAYLAND VANCE DENNIS FULK

Gail Wright, on the bottom, in action with a 5now wrestler

Wrestling

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TENNIS . . . Joe Vucinovich watches his playing partner smash a return back to their opponents.

ARCHERY . . . Long hours of practice have made these women the Robin Hoods of today.

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SWIMMING . . . Water polo is added as an extra activity in the regular swimming classes that are

taught at the YMCA.

TRAMPOLINE . . . Sandra Smith demonstrates the seat-drop on the trampoline.

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FENCING . . . Sandra Cooper (left) and Jo Anne Jensen square off in a fencing duel.

B O W L t N O . . . T o m e e t t h e e v e r i n c r e a s i n g i n h e r e s ? i n b o w l i n g , r e g j l a r a c t i v i t y c l a s s e s a r e

offered at the local bowling alleys. Dennis Ball, above is about to release the ball

for a strike.

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