Snow College - Snowonian Yearbook (Ephraim, UT)

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 Jdoopsters Chained Hal Hatch . . . irrepressible Hal, not only received the nomination lor one o! the characters o: the year, but rated an A f whenever and wherever the word Athletics was mentioned. Besides finding time ;0 play football, basketball, and baseball, he managed to fall in love . . . and that, you’ll have to admit is good, even for a . . . Hatch. A a A' A A A X W V a y a A i A X v N The college team sparkled with top-notch material. First team and second team were unknown terms to the Snow College fans as the coach substituted freely and effectively. The on-»he-toes playing and brilliant strategy behind the team paid off with top position in the southern division of the I. C. A. C. This brought an invitation to the regional National Junior College playoffs at Ogden where the Badgers copped second place. OEWEY CUNNINGHAM, Center OeVON ALLRED, Forword 24 MACK WIIKEY, Gvord

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Ray lands one of (hose famous Snow punches. Stan and John exchange blows. Robert and Roy mix it up at the January smoker. The boxing team under the coaching of Mr. Stutz was heard of—and felt in Junior College pugilistic circles again during 1948 49. Participation in several boxing meets and frequent workouts among themselves helped the boxing boys become adept in the squared circle.

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onor6 DON JONES. Forward ARIO JENSEN. Forward IYIE ANDERSON. Forward KEITH SQUIRE. Center HAL HATCH. Guard TOM HATCH. Guard From the middle ol December to the middle o: March, basketball was the thing. The new College Gymnasium was put to good use as throngs of fans watched Snow's teams battle their way to outstanding season's records. DICK HARMER, Guard LARRY JONES. Guard 25 LOWELL 8ICKMORE, Center CLAIR FRISCHKNECHT. Center