College of Idaho - Trail Yearbook (Caldwell, ID)

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■ ■I Mil ill ■■ ■ ' if IBTft ifcli I r- - M -yfcf y iiict I - i ' jht «► » Tum StiMiiK-iiluM ' W.iilv ■■.1..-I, l...u,-ll Hlike U ' r friiin tlnin fftrlii itt Ihf ( ' . itf 1. of a studriit. lie likes tlu ' yaiiic and lias iiatiii ' al aliilitv to i-all sij iials and o llirou ;ii tile line for yardag ' c. ' •Bill ' Spec ' lit played end last year and center this year, lie is consistent in cvervthinfi ' he does, e tii to driviiiLi, ' liis l- ' ord. Hill has a football head and the ahility to dojie out and meet tlie oj)|)()neiits ' play. He possesses a subtle sense of hiinior and is known on the team for his aggressiveness. l rank Iluett plays football and sings, goes to class occasionally and hangs out at the Hajitist church on Sunday. lie doesn ' t believe in getting up early or going to b ' d late since .Miss is in northern Idaho this year. Huett lias more endurance than any man on the tiani. He has ])|ayed four years ot football foi ' tln ' college. ' Ha}) Logue is a big man and diixes a big car. He isn ' t afraid to tackle rinything. This is his first vt ' ar at the { ' . of I. (ireat things are expected from him next year. Wildcat Freddie Hobiiison, captain of this year ' s second team, isn ' t afraid of anything and has the kind of pej) that is contagious. Kildie Si)ring- er, backfield sub, not ([uite as big as his dad. does big things in football. Ued Sanford, backfiehl sub, bids fair to make a letter next year. Ked is always Redy to i)lay the game. Clarence Miller goes on football trips because he is apt at the game. We count on him for ' . . ' 5. Merle lianks played sub guard this year. Rumors say that he will be a first string guard next year. Porky Welsh has been interested in football for several years and was scjuad manager in 19. This yciir lie is h.mdic.-ipped in playing because of injuries received early in the season.

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.X iin f if-si vt n Rider W.-ilkcr. rioht ujird. is ,i tower of streiio-th in the line. J.vt some one say the word and Kuck sniasiies throu fh. Walker ' s melodious cackle keeps the squad in good liumor. Alontv Miller ' s ability at the fi;ame was recognized more and more with each game he played. He also showed ability at operating Ike Wcstcott ' s gas station; furthermore, he has been promoted to the station farther up the street. The football men extend congratulations to Monty and his bride. ' ere Sower plays football, the saxophone and tlie clarinet. ] Ir. Sower holds down the position of right halfback. He has shoulders like a Greek athlete, is one hundred per cent for the ( ' . of I. A ' erc sa vs little and does nmch. Charley Robinson hails from Middleton and isn ' t ashamed of it. He ])lays i)()th the middle and end positons on the team. Charley has a tendency to slee}) in class but is always awake on the football field. He possesses na- tural ability to foresee the plays of the opposing team. liusty Lowell is an unusually fast football man. The secret of his suc- cess is Lots of Fight, ' ' and a good (lisj)osition. End runs and forward passes are Rusty ' s specialties. He has done nmch toward building up the football reputation of the C. of L James V. Jackson has three nicknames: .Jim, Jack, and Stonewall Jackson. His many friends and Li , call him Jim; the opposing teams call him Stonewall. Jack, captain in 1919, has been an outstanding player on tlie team for four years. He graduates next year with a Ph. D. in Campustry. Cash Nickle is one of the Freshmen who made his letter. Not only is he a good backfield man, but the faculty seem to think he isn ' t such a bad sort Rillpli Walker Kisli (luiird Line Coach Brandt Jess Wade Lowell ■■Hiislii Quarter Back Mjir. Hartkopf Pooki Harold Logiie Happtj Left Tackle

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„— J m r ' fflr.. Ti«,!i ' -FcS ' ■•■■■ Xlncfji-nlnc Mgr. Paul Nichols Captain Brvant 145 pounds .1. Jackson 125 poumla 175 pounds C iiir- Coach Potter Dick . Jnrk T. Brvant Logrue 135 pounds R. Andrews Heavyweisiht Stub 158 pounds Boh Hfilip ' ' Wrestling Team The C. of I. mat men met two tcaias this veiir in collegiate contest. Al- though losing both meets the team made a very creditable showing against its opponents. The Interclass meet was won bv the Class of ' Si), which held the loving cup last year also. Date February 24 ' March I ' fi SCHEDULE OF MEETS C. of I Opponents 4.0 - - University of Idaho 32 - - Idaho Technical Institute Score 64