Colby High School - Golden Eagle Yearbook (Colby, KS)

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Eagles Grab Second sl .3 40,-:Glo 9 Wei 13 446.5 lax E7 '15 -l1'g2'i5 ' by 7 4' ' gl 'K TOP ROW: L. Brenn, B. Iennings, R. Riedel, G. Finley, K. Waters, P. Metzler, D. Dechert, I. Phillips, L. Woofter, L. Paul, I. Iohnson, D. Nickel, M. Carpenter, and D. Rohn. THIRD ROW: B. Evans, Mr. McGaughey, G. Marshall, P. Young, R. Schmidt, K. Messamore, R. Brown, B. Hiert, P. Ackerman, R. Biggs, D. Nickel, D. Chick, D. Adams, and Mr. Haizlip. SECOND ROW: D. Allan, D. Seeger, I. Fettes, G. Adams, H. Bremenkamp, I. Bosler, B. Watt, D. Mcllnay, V. Metzler, H. Herbel, D. Davis, R. Evans, D. Kinkel, and Mr. Clement. FIRST ROW: D. Williams, B. Bosler, D. Phillips, P. Harrison, I. Parrot, T. Thompson, B. Leddon, B. Mcllnay, Tim Hamill, E. Brown, and Tom.Hamil1. The Colby Eagles, under Don Clement, got off to a flying start and finished the season with an 8-won, I-lost record to take second place in the league. Ably assiting Mr. Clement were .lay McGaughy and Beuford Haizlip. The Eagles defeated the Almena Coyotes 3l to 6 and beat the Garden City Buffaloes I9 to 6 in the first and only non-league games. ln the first league game of the season, Colby downed Oberlin 20 to l4. The only scorers were Bob Bosler and Dave Phillips. Bosler's conversions were good on the last two touchdowns. In the second league game Colby winged past Hoxie for a 33 to 7 win. Scoring were Dick Williams, Bob Bosler, Ed Brown, and Dave Phillips. Bosler made three of the extra points. Top tacklers were Tom Thompson, Bob Bosler, Phil Harrison, and Dave Phillips. ' Q ' The fifth straight wincame when Colby . defeated Atwood 35 to l4. Dave Phillips made two touchdowns and Bob Bosler, Dick Williams, and Tom Hamill each made one. Bosler scored all five of the extra points. Ron Brown and Jim Parrot made five tackles each. N Norton was defeated 2l to O. Dick Williams made 4 the touchdowns and Bob Bosler kicked the extra points. The Eagles defeated the Oakley Plainsmen 48 to 6 to remain undefeated in six games. Dick Williams made four of the six-pointers. Tim Hamill and Ed Brown scored six points each. Bob Bosler made six conversions. Colby com- piled 375 yards against Oakley. The Saint Francis lndians bowed to the Colby Eagles 32 to 9 for the Eagle's sixth league win. Top scorers were Tom Hamill, Dick Williams, and Bob Bosler. Top tacklers were Bill Watt and Harold Herbel . The first loss of the season came when the tough Goodland Cowboys defeated the Eagles l4 to O, ending Colby's chances for first in the league.

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1 'VI' Drck Wrllrams carrres the prgskrn through the Colby captarns Bob Bosler and Burt Mcllnay Atwood lrne for more yardage wrn the flrp agarnst Goodland RICHARD CALLIHAM has been out for football all four years he has been rn hrgh school He was very valuable rn both offensrve and defensrve play Rrchard rs 5 ft 11 rn tall and werghs a solrd 163 pounds Recervrng hrs thrrd letter rn football rs BURT McIlNAY a sturdy left tackle Burt werghs 160 pounds and stands 6 ft ta'lI He was placed on the Wrchrta Beacon s lrst of All Area players 5f 7 rn nd werghs 160 pounds He has lettered all four years of hrs hrgh school career Thrs year he rn the Northwest Wg scorrng Bob has been tagged as Golden Toe because of hrs krckrng abrlrtv He scored a total of 72 pornts altogether JOHN FETTES werghs 125 pounds and stands 5 ft 10 rn tall He has been out for football both hrs Junror and senror year He played the valuable posrtron of half back 20 BOB BOS LER stands came out second Kansas League rn DENNIS NICKEL came to CCHS hrs Junror year and has been out for football both hrs Junror and senror years Dennrs werghs 135 pounds and stands 5 f 10 rn aggressrve player he says football rs hrs favorrte sport Hrs senror year was the frrst year of football for RON BROWN He proved to be valuable player and recerved honorable mentron from the NW KL coaches Ron stands 5 ft 11 rn nd werghs 160 pounds