Crook County High School - Spurs Yearbook (Prineville, OR)

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MARION HUFF, Coach, OUR COA Prineville from the University of Oregon where he played football and basketball and did a little coaching on the side. Coach Huff guided the Cowboys through one of the most rugged football seasons ever played by a Prineville grid squad. His team won four games while losing three and tying one. One of the losses was to the runners-up of the state championship, Hood River. Coach I-Iuff's basket- ball team played some of the top teams of the state and went through a gigantic 28 game schedule, winning 23 con- CH - Coach Marion Huff came to 'tests and losing only five. The Cowboys also won the King's X League championship. Track season has not yet been finished but if it's at all possible, Coach Marion Huff will produce a winner. FOOTBALL LINEUP - Reading left to right: Back row: W. Almack, P. Thalhofer, D. Chal fant, J. McPhetridge. Front row: K. Warner, W. Harryman, G. Smith, C. Porfily, H. Williams A. Smith, H. Henry. le se e sees gases

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FOOTBALL SQUAD-Reading left to right: Back row: Coach Marion Huff, R. Johnston, R. Steindorf, N. Evans, R. Shepard, S. Harden, L. Martin, G. Roberts, L. McKay. Middle row: H. Williams, D. Dodson, B. McCormack, W. Warren, A. Smith, G. Orr, C. Porfily, B. Sly, P. Reams, L. Adams. Front row. H. Henry, W. Almack, J. McPhetridge, P.Tha1hofer, D. Chalfant, G. Smith, K. Warner. FOOTBALL FLASHBACKS The Prineville football team, this year under the tutorship of Marion Huff, played a tough eight- game schedule and came out with a record of four games won, three lost, and one game in which the Lakeview Honkers tied the Cowboys 13 to 13. Coach Huff's boys started the season out fine by trouncing Grant Union's Prospectors with a score of 33 to 6. Then they pushed over Burns and Madras quite handily, but in doing so suffered serious injuries in the backfield which greatly hampered them in the big games that were yet to come. After this the Bronco-busters hit three tough teams in a row, losing to Hood River and The Dalles and, as aforesaid, tying Lakeview 13 all. It was then Prinevil1e's turn to chalk up a mark in the win column and this they did by walloping the Sweet Home Huskies in a very one-sided contest. The next game was the annual Armistice Day classic with Redmond. This was the all-important game of the season and the Cowboys fought like demons but lost to the Panthers by a heart-breaking 6 to 0 score. Seven footballers will be lost through graduation this year. They are as follows: Wally Almack, right half: Dallas Chalfant, quarterbackg Paul Thalhofer, fullbackg Dean Dodson, left half: Herb Henry, left end: Gene Smith, right guardg and Bob Johnston, left tackle. These boys played a lot of football for Prineville and will be missed next year. SEASON RECORD Prinevillle 33 - Grant Union 6 Prineville 0 - The Dalles 20 Prineville 45 -- Burns 12 Prineville 13 - Lakeview 13 Prineville 37 - Madras 6 Prineville 27 - Sweet Home 6 Prineville 12 - Hood River 42 Prineville 0 - Redmond 6 W is :as