Montana State University - Sentinel Yearbook (Missoula, MT)

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Coac es The new U ofM coac ing siaff creafeal a new W, ,age Grizzly feam The loneliest man on the field is Jack Swarthoat. Daring a break in the Univer- sity of Idaho game Coach Swarthout con- templates a crucial play. Sta fistics - 1967 U of M Opposition A 4 he Total First Downs 157 149 Net Yards Rushing 2281 1630 JASEISWASTHOUT Net Yards Passing 711 1264 Head Eggtbaffeggich Total Touchdowns 26 14 Total Points 181 103 BILL .BETCHER WALLiY BROWN JACK ELWAY BOB ERICKSON NASEBY RHINEHART Lineman Lineman First Assistant Linebackers, Ends Trainer

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Fooilnall Has Many Signs U of M's Army ROTC and K-Dettes prepare to present the colors in pre-game ceremonies at Dorn- blaser Field. A line-up of yell leaders-joan Roberts, Barb Brown, Margaret Don Tigny, Liz Clinker, Cathy Hugbart, and Vivian Harding- lead Grizzly fans in rousing cheers in the borne stands. Tuba player Dennis Hale is one of the 75 members of U of M's Treasure State Band. In addition to its halfttirne shows, the band helps to create Grizzly spirit. A referees job has many sides.

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The University of Montana began the 1967 football season with an all new coaching staff, many new transfers, and a new winning spirit. Under the direc- tion of Coach Swarthout the Grizzlies' season was the best in the last thirty years. Conference standing also im- proved-the Grizzlies tied with Uni- versity of Idaho for second place. In the first game of the new season the Grizzlies opposed the University of North Dakota Sioux in Grand Forks. The Sioux quickly established a 14-O lead in the game. The Grizzlies rallied and raised the score to 14-13 by half- time. The score remained unchanged The crowd cheerr ar halfhack Rich Strausr 841 plants the pigrkin for tix pointy in the Grizzlier' 21-7 victory over the University of Pacific. Grizzlier, Howard I 701, White f 601, and Sparht U22 applaud the touchdown. for the rest of the game until, in the last seven minutes, Steiner completed a touchdown pass. The 19-14 win gave the Grizzlies their needed inspiration. DEWEY ALLEN Punter WES APPELT Tackle . , . .,.,q.,.tW!.,3 , A A-., .1'-. . V '-if 5 DOUG BAIN Off. Halfback RON BAINES Split End .':. ' H. lc -..e-A, ty rl 1 , -11 1 elusive I ' 9l ,t .fb r- M ' ' Mun, nay out of my way . . . plearefn BOB BEERS Linebacker GIB BRUMBACK off. Tight End 'I' I rr ig! .1 7 Q f ' X in . N f 3 N . . 42 'ff in , 1 . 547- Qi ? y -l.E..,i1.gq3 A I. ...W X X 5. 'yt -2113 L-if .1 FX' fiqii-v'Cf' 11- EU DAWSON Center ELL DUDLEY Guard . , . 'Q -A ? in I , t 'X f my f 1 f F f 5 49' W t. 1 1 -. fa:-5 X Ariz .A Q ln the thick of the battle referee rcanr the scene. KARL FISKE BOB GRAHAM Halfback Tagkle MIKE GLENNON MACE GRAY Linebacker Def. Halfback . 5 p .