Klamath Union High School - El Rodeo Yearbook (Klamath Falls, OR)

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.Mitchell Schults tl Mueller Shortgen Sabo Weber l'atterson Snyder K'ginato Cook, MANAGER Rich Turnidge L Jack Mitchell—Jack is a junior and lias played one year on the squad as right half. His best games of the season were against Chico High, Commerce High, and Eureka High. Lou Mueller Lou’s best game of the season was with Bend. He played center and quarterback, is a senior, and has played one year on the team. Harold Patterson This was Harold’s first year here. He played good games against Medford and Eugene. “Pat” played right end and is a senior. Don Rose—Don played two years on the team as guard and played good games against Medford and Eugene. Don is a senior and was picked on the Grants Pass All-Star team. Marion Reginato—“Regie has played two years as left end and left half. He showed his school some good playing in the Bend and Eureka games: he was picked on the Grants Pass All-Star team. He is a senior and will he lost to us next year. “Regie won a Bulova watch for best lineman this season. Jack Rich During his one year on the team. Jack played good games against Lassen Junior College and Eureka. Jack played guard and is a junior. Paul Sabo Paul, a guard on the team, will not be back with us next year. This year was his first on the team. His best games were the ones with Eureka and Bend. Don Schortgen—This was Don’s first year on the Pelicans. He cannot play next year, as he will be over the age limit. His position was left half or fullback. Jack Shults—Left half Shults played a good game against Lassen Junior College. This was Jack’s first and last year with the Pelicans. Bob Snyder - Bob is a junior and played one year on the team. He played quarterback and played great games against Bend and Plureka. Wallace Turnidge—“Wally” is a junior and has played one year on the team as left end. His best games of the season were against Commerce High and Eugene. We’ll be seeing more of him next year. Vernon Tuter—Vernon, a junior, has played one year on the squad, as left end. His best game was against Chico High. Harold Weber—Harold, a senior, has played two years as left end. His best games of the season were against Medford and Lassen Junior College. As a reward for being the best defensive player, he won a Bulova watch. He was also picked on the Grants Pass All-Star team.

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B 0 Phillip Anderson—“Phil . a senior, played right end during his one year on the Pelican team. The Chico-Klainath game was his best of the season. Jack Becker- This was Jack’s first year with the team. He played center and is a junior. His best games were against Medford and Eureka. Roy Benedict Roy is a senior and played one year on the team as right tackle. He really plunged in in the Commerce High game this year. Roy Bcrgloff Roy, a senior, who has played one year on the squad as left tackle, played his best game of the season against Commerce High. Bill Christiansen—Bill, a junior, has played two years on the team as left half. His best games of the season were against Ashland and Chico. Bert Denni -This was Bert’s first year on the team. His best games of the season were against Chico and Eugene. He played tackle and is a junior. Bill Edmundson—Bill, only a junior, has already played two years of good ball on the Pelican team. He played his best games against Chico and Eureka as left tackle. Dave Gifford Dave is a junior and has played one year on the team as tackle. His best game of the season was against Eureka. Keith Howell—Keith, a junior, played fullback on the team. This was his first year here, but he played a swell game against Eureka. Bill King Bill is a junior and has played one year on the team. He played right tackle and fought good games against Eugene and Chico. Eugene Love—Eugene, a junior, has played two years as quarterback. His best games of the season were with Commerce High and Ashland. “Gene” was also picked on the Grants Pass All-Star team, and won a Bulova watch for being the most inspirational player. Neil Mayfield Xeil, the only sophomore on the team, played his first year as right end. His best games were against Eugene and Chico. Charles McCandliss—Charles, during his one year on the squad, played right half. His best game of the season was the Eugene game in which he made several long runs and played a bang-up game. “Chuck” is a senior and will leave a hard place to fill next year. Dennis McCandliss L

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WILDCAT FOOTBALL In spite of the fact that the Wildcats were not victorious in all of their encounters this season, they showed promise of being’ excellent material for a powerful Pelican team next year. Although the team was lighter than in previous years, the schedule consisted almost entirely of games with first strings. According to Coach Peak, the boys reached their highest effectiveness in the Yreka game. The teams played during the season included Merrill, Alturas, Malin, Yreka, Chiloquin, Lakeview, and Mt. Shasta. MUST HOW: Kcno Marches ; Krunoh A her; Hob Kush; Don Mast; Marvin Watson; Arnold Selby; Henrge Demetrakos; !.«•«• Hunter. SKCOM) ROW: .Nolan I'oojmt; Rollin Tutor; Hill I oust a ns; Karl Korney; Hob Karris; Klovd Hunsaker; Rolwrt Kwing; Keith Coddingtoti; Hill Conrady; Donald latird; Bernard Vailleneour. THIRD ROW: Alvin Anderson; Jack Neil; (Hen Kennedy; Merritt Redmond; I lti 111} Blohm; Donald Sauer; Ralph Kostor; Joe IVak, tUAHl; Don Phelps; Wayne Yancey; Richard Vailleneour; Dick Cada; Fred Ross. FIRST ROW: Don Bigger; Jack Smith; Don Robin; Herald Hampel; Angelo (liovannini; C larence Courtney; Richard I'ralrie; Jonathon Currier. SKCO.ND ROW : Trod Koulon; Hob White; Ralph Mundlin; Wilbur Welch; Delbert l.ytiian; Jack bind; Beryl Kenuebeck; Hob King; Fervoni; Paul I teller, COACH. 'THIRD ROW: Raymond Beebe; Dean Fitzgerald; Jack Brown; Johnny .uinwalt; (Veil Hendricks; Dick Snyder; Bob l.ohrey. KOI RTH ROW: Charles Jones. MANACJKR; Harold Wayne, MANAHKR; Leon Stippich; Daniel Mocabee; Carl Weaver; Bud Pet erst einer; Paul Sauer; Hank Schortgen; Joe Mahoney. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL To provide a training ground for future Wildcat and Pelican grid stars is the main purpose of Freshman Football. This year’s rook squad played under a decided handicap, two mid-season changes having been made in their coaching staff. Although their record as a team was not spectacular, it was not by any means a failure, for the Freshmen managed to keep up their end of the game even when matched against older, heavier squads.