Missouri Military Academy - Yearbook (Mexico, MO)

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ln the tall it's the rough and tough game of football, in the win- ter it's the bouncing and tangling games of basketball and wrestling, and in the spring baseball and track. These sports are the main ones, but not the only ones. To the rnem- bers ot the faculty who had a part in this prograrn, rnany thanks from the class ot l959. r . N mi gif?

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This section ot Taps is dedicated to the athletic program, one ot the most important facets ot cadet life, being so arranged that all cadets participate in some sport. ln the following pages you will see the wide variety ot sports. Virtually ev- ery sport known in interscholastic competition, and many others, are provided. Pu

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W Varsity Football , - 5 9 a4'. ' ,J .. M.M.A.'s varsity football squad for l958 included, First row: Russell Huether, Vaughn Mclntire, Jack Aschinger, Steve Trice, Baxter Reid, Jerry Evansaand, Guy Sesler. Second row: James Murphy Kmanagerh, Raul Colloca, John Meyer, Ray Prince, Ken- neth Bromberg, Tom Connelly, Ed Scheller, Ted Kennedy, Rodney Gartung, Watson Dyer, Kenneth Kinsey, Jack Welsh, Karl Wilson Steve Fischer and Donald Arthur fmanagerl Third row: Lt. Billy Harris lassistant coachl, Le Ray Sullivan, Greg M h I J e Buenernan Jack Austin, David Freund, Paul White, Ronald Harris, James Jarnagin, Randall Jones, John Brauer, os er, am s , Guy Gilchrist, Dennis Doering and Major Joe Bailey, head coach. Fourth row: Eddie Dye, Steve Tomlin, Joe Porter, Henry ' ' W l h. Groenewoud, Gerry Osterland, Jerry Gardner, Kenneth Kloos, Royal Diedrichs, Dee Mott, Mark McKee and Dean es The usual fighting spirit of the Colonels proved itself exceptionally fine when the maroon and gold eleven fought its way to one of the best seasons in many years and also returned the golden football to its rightful home. This season the Colonels finished with a 3-4-l record. Led by Major Joe Bailey, the Colonels developed rapidly, although handicapped by a light back field and few returning lettermen. The eleven developed power, deception, perfect timing and the valuable cooperation needed between coach and player, enabling them to give us performances such as we had never seen before. Through our eyes each of these football boys is a hero upon whom we could not heap enough praise. l959 Record Lettermen Bromberg, Colloca, Arthur imgr.J, Connelly, Doering, Dye, E., Dyer, Evans, Freund, Gartung, M'M-A W-M4A- Gilchrist, Harris, R., Iverson fmgrl, M-M-A K-M5 Jarnagin, Kennedy, Kinsey, M-MA Pfl lClDla Mclntire, Martin, Lombardi Cmgr.l, M-M-A PalmYVa Meyer, Mott, Murphy, J., imgrl, MVM-A COUNTY Dat' Prince, Scheller, Sesler, M-M-A MCCOOGY Sullivan, L. J., Thornberry, Welsh, J., M.M.A. l2 K.M.S. and Wilson, K, M,M,A. O Notre Dame 72 H Q