Coffeyville Community College - Reflections Yearbook (Coffeyville, KS)

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fx , Q . A if - . l - l FIRST ROW: L TO R. Coach Mark Bolick, T. Gerber, M. Leisure, C. Mossman, R. Debrick, I. Carey, L. Hrovat, D. Zub ler, H. Mann, T. Sewell, P. Meisel, J. Crisp, J. Oakes, Coach Cook. SECOND ROW: L TO R. W. Anderson, M. Cole, P. jeager, J. Easter, D. Weston, W. Eubanks, P. Mitchell, N. Former, K. Snyder, J. Greene, C. Barger, R. Seyer. THIRD ROW: L TO R. Coach Hauptman, B. Frye, H. Allen, J. Braungardt, S. Hale, L. Chaves, J. Lovett, 1. Tuttle, L. Upshaw, R. Stovall, E. Shaw, R. Whitney, E. Lanier, M. Cole, G. Fields, M. Elias, Coach Lanier. Red Ravens Red Ravens Red Ravens Red Ravens Red Ravens Red Ravens Red Ravens Red Ravens Red Ravens Red Ravens Ravens had the No. 1 Air Force in the nation. L TO R Haskell Pratt Hutchins on Highland Butler County Cowley County Fort Scott Dodge City Garden City Independence Larry Upshaw, QB Skip Hale and John Tuttle. - .' ,,. ' 3, h.5f1,,- ., 1- L ' - - yi, It -- 1 'ff . . : .' 1 x2'f5 f:fi2r.i?g,'3j1, 'u if , , In t Q .tj af, f .. ,g,. '- J -. f V' W' ' is D ' wi ' 'lf-1 f- ' r . 4.-ef' . 1' -Ji-.v ' , ,. ,J 1' H ' 5,- . ,f f ,,' , 5 an-' .cp -.1 -V f ,F If I 1 1- H H if -::E.?5'9,-f f -19' 1' .U ,. :azgriu ,v N K 1 -g:-rj? -,ir V' , l h if , .:. 1' I 'fs' V f fry X , , ' RN , 1 X... , K . fa, Xp r F i 1 .fl 1 iw. ,f X I s . - ' Y kj . F34 l 5 A r . M. ,z tx , . f 'L' fl' I i .A 4 , I 5. V X ' ' , , , .' bw .Elm 1'.-...,,l , - , The Red Raven football team broke even this year with a 5-5 record. A promising open- ing victory against Haskell was dimmed by successive losses to Pratt and Hutchinson. The Ravens were back up the next two weeks with victories over Highland and Butler County. After a loss to Cowley County the Ravens faced Fort Scott, ranked No. 1 in the nation. The Ravens lost but gave the Greyhounds the only real competition they had all year. Rounding out the season was a win over Dodge City, a loss to Garden City and a victory over Indy. CCIC ALL-AMERICANS L TO R Defensive tackle Willone Eu- banks and Offensive end John Tuttle. , .1 ' rv I M fy- y1.. f ,W .1 L L , W ,M 4 I , 5 y . Q W it I , , 5- Q A .. ff F 'L gulf 1 ' . ,,,m . a 4 1, I ' i. f ' I

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THE YEARBOOK TO DENNIS QOEJ HAGE- DORN. JOE WAS AN ASSET BOTH ON AND OFF THE GRIDIRON AND IT WAS WITH GRIEF THAT WE LEARNED OF HIS UNEX- iss -r 'ii WE WISH TO DEDICATE TI-IIS PORTION OF -X . 'Ki E F vm. I 2 PECTED DEATH. Les Chaves flashes form that made him a favorite in the Raven backfield. Larry Upshaw, the nation's No. 2 receiver hauls down another one' Tuttle concentrates on one of his leading the nation Pass receptions' Red Raven defense racks up another kill What are they doing on this page. It's just faculty and stu- dents playing basketball. We put them here because they Eight Red Raven defensive specialists show Why Coffeyville thought they were playing football. is tough to play against.