College of Idaho - Trail Yearbook (Caldwell, ID)

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ISC's Coaching Staff: Steve Belko, backiield coachg Babe Caccia, head football coach, and Dubby Holt, assistant coach, display confidence at the outset of the most successful year for football in che scl1ool's history. L w - n wwf - az .,.,. e l . , rf ,. A fa I, ,aaa K, -w + 40? fag, We B THIS SQUAD MADE HISTORY FOR ISC Front row: Ellsworth Webb, Boyd Martin- dale, Bob Hammond, Merlin Howard, Carl XVilliams, Dave Salladay, Head Coach Babe Caccia, Reid Gunnell, Ted Blue, Dean Thomas, Jim Pugmire, Cher Lee, Nolan Ford, Lee Bartlett, Lowell Magleby. Second row: Assistant Coach Milton Holt, Jack Frugoli, Don Wisenian, Bus Connor, Gene Despard, Vernon Ravsten, Larry Bracken- bury, Lamont Jones, Bill Smith, Nolan Mecham, Howard Green, Marvin Van Leuven, jack Balch, backfield Coach Steve Belko. Tbirzl row: Vern Herzog, Ted Bracke, Gerry Hansink, Bill Slonaker, Leonard Smorin, Leon Terry, Matt Span- baugher, Don Garrison, Daryll Mofett, Joe D'Amico.

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Nothing can 'be said that will pay just tribute to the mighty Bengal line. Although in every game they were outweighed, they were never outfought. Their savage blocking speadheaded many touchdown drives and their bruising tackles discouraged many opponents from trying to gain the needed yardage against these stonewall defenders. Proof of such stalwart performances was the selection by the RMC coaches of four outstanding ICS linesmen to the all-conference team. Phil Roc he, Leonard Smorin, Bill Slonaker, and Lamont Jones all became members of this select group while most of the ISC linemen were men- tioned for similar honors. Idaho State also had its share of stars in the backfield. Paced by all-conference Bus Connor and Chet Lee, the Bengal's backiield possessed the greatest array of backs ever to romp the turf at ISC. They rolled up a total of 2479 yards via the ground and air. Darryl Moffett proved a stonewall defender against a Western State halfback while Wiseman and Bartlett follow the play. ' Western State defenders pursued Dean Thomas as Bill Slonaker broke across to lead interference. ' over Nevada 33-13. of Idaho tacklers. Chet Lee outstrides the defense while Frugoli iscouragcd tacklers during the Bengals romp Tricky Carl Williams outmaneuvered College