Illinois State Normal University - Index Yearbook (Normal, IL)

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QS wg' Line Coach, Carl Heldtp Head Coach, Edwin Struck: B Squad Coach, Warren Crewsp Backfield Coach, Harold Fryep and Assistant Coach, Jack Jordan. I Speeding around a would-be tackler, Riggenbach is on his way with a punt. Bradley's Braves ruined Normal's foot- ball opener for the second consecutive year. With quarterback Don Stamp throw- ing passes to giant end Alan Marr and with Dale Ems and Frank Goza pounding out yardage on the ground, the Peorians romped to a 34-13 win. The game was fought on fairly even terms in the first half, with the Braves holding a i3-7 edge at halftime. Redbird Bob Riggenbach led an opening march which ended in the Bradley end zone. Riggenbach did the scoring, the first touchdown of the game. Herb Heiss hit Jerry Davidson with a touchdown pass in the final minute of play, thus giving Normal the last score and a loss. Zmuea

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Wendell Corey is surrounded by admirers as he signs autographs after the show. From the great saga of the sea comes the exciting and masterful drama of mu- tiny, When a captain finds his crew oppos- ing him, what does he do? Paul Douglas as Captain Queeg portrayed a man caught in a mutinous upheaval of his crew. The superb acting of Wendell Corey and Steve Brodie added realistic atmos- phere to the tense production of Herman Wouk's The Caine Mutiny Court Martial. The drama troupe appeared as the first of the entertainment series. er the last curtain call, the ISNU students gathered in the Cage to discuss the performers and the show. 21

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Qi ti' X, S-'Y s . 1 - ' nf U i Fin' Riggenbach skirts right end for another first down. Z 64... The records will always call it a tie game, but ISNU fans will remember the Western game as a complete victory for the Redbirds. Riggenbach ripped oFf a run of l0O yards, and Bill Booker methodically blocked punts, picked up fumbles, crushed various Leatherneck ribs with powerful tackles, and generally knocked the spine out of his old Alma Mater, Western. Rick made his record-smashing run in the fourth quarter when he picked up a Western kickoff, hesitated a moment, and then sped straight up the field for six big points. Booker blocked a punt in the second quarter, caught the rebounding ball, and carried three or four Western fighters for l5 yards. Statistically, ISNU lost by a great margin, but this game proved the validity of the old rule of sports-it's the score that counts, not the statistics! Final score, ISNU 13-Western 13. 23