Cowley College - Tiger Daze Yearbook (Arkansas City, KS)

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Paul Bell fbelowl of Bix- by, Oklahoma, moved from halfback to guard in mid-season. His im- provement was unbeliev- able. A born defensive player. Contact! Gary Gasper frigbtl came from Wellington, was a quick charging lineman. Hampered some this year with injuries he will be a power next fall. Everett Rochelle Cbelowj was a top lineman from Ponca City. Next year should see him as top lineman in the Juco league. Raymond Gray of Dewey, Okla- homa, had speed, an excellent blocker, as well as, linebacker. One of the finest, and only a freshman. ta Wi-' F' like exif? 'T' ,. az? - Q m f , , gf-2 M, .si Qi f i ,X 4 v ' . ,N . .. . W fi ,4.5f', f' :jfs A I . ..,., y L P . . J.f 'f' i ff, 1 e- ,,. , f , fri, . r ,ffm 1 . ' V V H X it - ' 4 +2 .gg-:ggi 3, e J.. F - 41: ,, ltk, 3-fir , -:tx -Q 11.-Q,,.,.sjv!:: , - '- I f I :':f,:j ' -'ll ,Q .. 2 Q .vfiig 1 fit Ya - ' ff sp-Qkbfigm V I' I he .. I iff 'W ff ' 'Jym as 463 ' , , In-M ,W Y' . . fx fl I , K H 5 rr 5 N X W, W CX we . QWAQ. David Pearce of Salina was the capable team manager. wif' 5 Q A W. aafei h 4 . H' .,':li 3 oae ee ee Robin Thorpe fabovel from Wichita North had the finest attitude of anyone on the team. He was a defensive specialist- but rapidly developing as an offense player. Vic Walker and teammates Cleft! really scat the corners. A cold night - note the empty stands. W N.. 1 v 1 ' 12,4 x' 1 Oh X . ' -X .1 'li . xnxx. ,, F - f , , W ,fjgiipjnzig X a , QA! 6542 'fl 1.2 ' ff Wg- .igfiigifg f f' ', 4 fa, ,gk jggi ,,1 f bycf if -ww , tw.-.V -. H 'mf 231 3 'f?Q V ' Y' 5 ,2 A ,.., M ,' 3. - Y, .,,. In , - A s .1mff?29Qft .em?f-.-ALTQZQ K fl q,,+ . ,,,1:--,,sw- . v 235359 Q wa viii' Rv A . Don Baker Qabovej of A.C. was another con- verted back. His speed was a great advantage over the opponents.

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. V f . 93. ' Q v fin Q.. ?? lf . 9-1. ' 3? Mel Richeson of Cushing, Okla- homa, capped the sophomore tackle position. One could count on Mel coming through with great plays. Harrold Mansell, Cabovel a G.l. from Duncan, Okla- homa, played end after an injury put him out as a guard. Defense was his specialty. Z , mfr. .1 X M7 253 ll ' 'Wav . Q.. - Q.. f . Duane Pearce Cabouel of Salina was a converted quarterback. He became an end in the Indepen- dence game with a falling diving catch. Look out next year-all opponents. IrvWahlenmaier frigbtj returned to football, after lettering in '54, to be a valuable player. A small lineman from A.C. but a tough one. Charles Nioce fleftl of Mayetta, was the only freshman tackle. After his great improvement this year he'll see lots of action next year. Larryl Hutchens fbelowl was an A.C. player coming out late for his first taste of football. A good receiver. Ralph Hanna, lbelowj a native Kentuckian,was a great receiver, very outstanding as a leader and defensive player. A big help for any team. ,Q ,-Q Charles Swayden from Winfield, showed great potential as a pass receiver, has good speed, and a wonderful attitude.

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ww fywaw, -, -- ,. AA S540 Minn-nynm 110071 0 Bob Van Schuyver, team captain, placing the crown on Seated in a shiny new convertible we see the attendants the Football Queen at the annual Homecoming game with of the Football Queen. Left to right are Helen Shoemaker, Independence. Incidentally, we won the game. Betty Derr, and Barbara Lemert.