University of Arkansas Monticello - Boll Weevil Yearbook (Monticello, AR)

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fyootlaU AGGIES 47 Marine Off. Tr. Corps 0 20 Miss. State 41 20 Selman A. A. B. 0 21 Jackson A. A. B. 7 43 Millsaps 0 20 La. Tech. 14 18 S. L. 1. 6 7 Bergstrom A. A. B. 0 0 Arkansas 41 The Arkansas A. M. football team, under the coaching of Eugene Auguste-fer. CSp(A), completed a second successful season by winning 7 games and losing only 2. The Aggies, contestants in the Oil Bowl game of January 14. were hurt near the end cf the 44-45 season by the loss the the Marin. detachment. The Aggie’s season was made successful only by the hard work of the coaching staff and the excellent play of such fine players as Bill Cromer, mid-season All-American. Wilton Perrel. Terrel Allen, Jim Canady, and numerous others. MEMBERS OP THE VARSITY ARE: Coaching staff—Cole. Augustefer. Kenda, and Hogan. Agee, Allen, Anderson, Boehlow, Brooks. Canady. Chandler. Cheatham. Conger. Cromer. Curfman. Dunn. Paber. Perrell. Goeringer, Green. Kri-vagska. LaMothe. McGinnis, Macaluso, Patterson, Pauley. Sainsbury, Stillwell. Townsend. enable. Warren. Ward. Wilkins. Czeski. Mosher, Moore. Zwick, Zimmermann, Holman. Walker, and Simpson.

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Cke student Council (From Irft to rlicht -- front row) Stnxen. Akin. Holmnn. H« dR«- (back row) Ornrhart, A lnms. Garland. Dunn I his is the group which is responsible for making vour hitch” at A. M. as nearly as possible like school days at your old Alma Mater before Uncle Sam’s interrupts n. I he primary purpose of the Student council is the government of the student association. All dances, picnics, and other social activities are planned by the group, and its members head committees which make these activities p ssible. The council, which was chosen this term by college officials, is headed by Chairman David I). Garland, A-S. of Memphis, Tennessee. Ilis untiring efforts, coupled with the excellent cooperation of his seven assistants, have made your Navy life in Aggie-land as pleasant as could be expected.

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feaiebaU 1 ft to Right: Stooping I.awnon. Mindy Sitting Maiiun, Molnian, Anderson, Beattie, Venable, Mucaluso, Thomas, McDonald lack row ...... Ki'iulu, Martin, Engemann, Mason. Lutjvns, Hanson, Cole AGGIES 5 Memphis NAS 3 4 Memphis NAS 8 17 1 lot Springs 1 4 1 lot Springs 5 10 El Dorado 3 3 El Dorado 8 9 Pine Bluff 6 9 Pine Bluff 2 5 Pine Bluff 4 9 Dermott 13 11 Dermott 10 The Arkansas A. M. baseball team, defenders of the Arkansas semi-prochampionship, is well on its way to another successful season under the leadership of John Kenda, CSp (A). So far this season, the Aggies have won 7 games while dropping 4 to their opponents. The only returning veterans from last year’s championship squad are Jack Venable, Anthony Macaluso, and B. J. Ilanso.i, all three being regulars. This season’s ball club has been sparked by superb play of all the players, with Venable, Martin, Macaluso, and Holman shining in their different positions. MEMBERS OF THE SQUAD ARE: J. Kenda, ccach, K. T. Martin. H. Enge-mann, C. Mason, R. Lutjens, B. Hanson, Lt. H. Cole, coach; V. Hanus, H Holman, J. Anderson, II. Beattie, J. Venable, A. Macaluso, W. Thomas, R. McDonald, and R. Lawson, A. Hardy, business managers.