Alma College - Scotsman Yearbook (Alma, MI)

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Jflflflfbblflflf F- SEASON SCORES Indiana Cenlral 6 Blufflon I3 Ferris 33 Hope 27 Kalamazoo I2 Adrian 0 Hillsdale 33 Olivel 0 Albion I9 I A All M.l.A.A. Choices Jim Greenless Dave Pelers Mosl' Valuable Player Dave Pelers f in I I .

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FCOTBALL 1960 F L . Ll. Row l-Lyndon Salothiel, Terry Ebright, Len Fase, Bob Norris, Bill Johnston, Dave Peters, Tex Gleason, Jim Slasinski. Row 2-John Rowland, Neil Weaver, Tom Hickman, Jerry Wade, Chuck Mires, .lack Osborne, Bob Minton. Row 3- Lyn TerBusl1, Paul Kozumplik, Ron Cober, Ted Skinner, Bill Keating, Don Carruthers, Ken Renaud. Row 4-Bob Harbuen, Bill Frydel, Charles Ingerson, Lanny Valentine, Mel Leeck, Bill Bupp, Bill Westbrook, Row 5 - Henry Smith, Van Mulligan, Bob Aranosian, Jim Lynch, Glen Kett, Bob Hensel, Glenn Matthewson. Row 6- Art VanderHart, manager, Ray Graham, manager, Coach Wayne Hintz, George Beaumont, Head Coach Art Smith, Bill Carr.

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BILL JOHNSON Pr 4 125,55 4 . I? ,I lc WW ig BOB NORRIS SENIOR On September Ist, long before the first doy of classes was to begin, a steady stream of young foot- ball hopefuls, along with more experienced veterans, arrived on the campus to check out their gear and prepare for the long hard schedule ahead. In the gym the fellows shook hands, Iaughed, and spoke of summer jobs as well as talking about the iob which faced them in the M.I.A.A. and how good the chances were for wrapping up first place. To achieve such a thing would mean two weeks of intense prac- tice before the opening game. A new unit would have to be moulded and shaped into one precision-like machine with one avowed purpose, the championship. The season in general had its share of ups and downs. Indiana Central and Bluffton were the first victims to fall before the inspired Scotsmen, who were determined to carry the fight all the way. Veterans like Dave Peters, Ken Renaud, Terry Ebright, and Jerry Wade played fine ball for head coach Art Smith. Cap- tain Bob Norris' defensive outfit looked as if they really meant business, holding the opponents to short yard- age. In the following three weeks the Scots dropped three games in a row to Ferris, Hope, and Kalamazoo re- spectively. These losses were redeemed at Adrian, a game completely dominated by Alma. Of the three remaining games Alma won two, Olivet and Albion, while falling victim to perennially strong Hillsdale. Jim Greenlees, a junior, turned in a number of out- standing games both offensively and defensively, and for his services was selected on the All-M.I.A.A. team, plus receiving All-State honorable mention and being selected Alma's outstanding lineman. Dave Peters, playing his last season for the Scots, was a standout at defensive left halfback, a position he has held for four years. Certainly one of the best