Columbia Basin College - Neconia Yearbook (Pasco, WA)

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FIRST ROW: Coach Coplen, Coach Akins, Dave Wilbur, Abel Velasquez, Chuck Wilkes, Les Wilson, Stan Rhodes, Bill Robinson, Merv Newell, Chuck Phelps, George Kutulas, Chuck Heath. SECOND ROW: Craig Carl, Bill Nearents, Larry Manthey, Jim Bleichner, Jim Devine, Bob Wilkes, Carl Meyers, Bob Nearents, Ron Snowden, Fred Fields, Ray Carter, Jerry Kruger, Terry Thompson, Coach Pennington. BACK ROW: Student Managers, Dick Chilcutt and Paul Knight, Bob Horry, Ron Stevens, Norris Brown, Art Fry, Bernie Qualheim, Jim Taylor, Jack Eby, Al Schultz, Kip Jones, Mike Gardner, Bob Stecker, Hal Ring, Student Managers Bob Iltz and Rod Nichols. 1957 Football Season COACH AKINS Without making any excuses, I feel, if our team had not had its incredible string of injuries the season would have been entirely different. Starting with Chuck Wilkes smashed shoulder in the first quarter of the first game and culminating with Dave Wilbur's identical in- jury in the last two minutes of the last game, 1957 was a long series of mishaps. Not once did CBC's regular starting line-up start a game completely intact. Regardless of these difficulties, the ballclub played bursts of really fine football, hitting their peak in a 33-7 win over Lower Columbia. Even in defeat the team showed spirit, promise, and willingness. Look to 1958 for an up-swing in the football for- tunes of CBC. With over half this squad returning and the addition of new forces, the Hawks will be on their way. , Coach Hal Akins ,W Lv-4 70

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