College of Idaho - Trail Yearbook (Caldwell, ID)

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RMC championship team of 1952 set to repeat again in 1953 were Keith Orr DeVon Evans Dick Coons Ros Parsons Chuck Koval Rick Bauer Bob West, Bill Horrxcks Dick Pettit Marlin Felton Boyd Martindale Don Hazard Clnrlie Pickett Coach Holt Gene Despard Don Kcefer Ed Hogan The Idaho State College tuck team has the most impressive record of any sport at ISC For two years now the Bengal cmdermen have gone undefeated in dual competition and have beaten such Skyline teams as Ut1h State Back this yeai for Coach Dubby Holts track squad are 111 but three of the first place winners in last yeu s Rocky Mountain track meet As this yearbook went to press, the Bengals have yet to make their first appearance in a dual meet However, on the strength of the11 two previous RMC track champlonshlps, it seems likely that nothing shoit of disaster could keep them from continuing their supremacy as the best track and field team in the conference Bill Horricks switched his basket hall suit for track togs in time to again compete in the high jump in which he scored a first at rl.e RMC meet last year Boyd Martmchles speedy starts helped him to retain his RMC championship in the 100 yard dash Gene Despard showed the winning form that coppecl him the high and low hurdle championships in the conference meet

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ntramural Sport for Execs Marion Black' mgton and Byrne Fernelius conferred and scheduled as l1 ' de ' t e intramural parrment increased its activities. Under the supervision of Byrne C. Fernelius, head of the intramural department, and Keith Grr and Kenneth Steele, student directors, the intramural program as ISC continued to improve. Football, volleyball, handball, basketball, track, and softball were offered to the students of ISC and most of them took advantage of the many activities. The all guts and no talent conferenc ' Campus league a d h ' e was again made up of two leagues-the n t e Fraternity league. The Used-to-wasers of the Campus league see d of athletes on the ca the mo A me to be about st talented r mpus for this bunch captured the football crown and took top honors in their lea came up fr S OHP . gue. However, the faculty om their usual cellar position to again capture the volleyball title. , Even the waterless pool of the million dollar gymnasium F Caught the spirit of things, for toward the end of the second F, semester it finally found enough courage to hold water. Regular ' I W' I swimming periods were held and students were at last able to take a dip in the big 'leak' of ISC. t .,.- . w,, 'fi W f K K' ml0 ' 106 I