Stockton College - El Recuerdo Yearbook (Stockton, CA)

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Colts Total Scores Colts 26 Bakersfield 60 Colts 7 Downey 19 Colts 6 Modesto 18 Colts 12 Sacramento 38 Colts 18 N. Del Rio 7 Colts 20 Turlock 13 Colts 12 Woodland 6 Colts 6 McClatchy 33 Colts 12 Lodi 7 201 Colt Bob Peters goes down under the onslaught of two Lodi High School players. The Flames ' team man seemed more interested in the camera than Stockton ' s Bob Freeman. Curtis Frazier bit the dust as seven Lodi Flames closed in. Page 141

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The Colts wound up their last season with a record of 4 wins and 5 losses. They had the ability, but injuries to Bob Peters, John Kroyer, and Jim Quessen- berry hampered them. Losing their first four games, they went on to win four out of their last five. The Colts had an effective passing game with Phil Swim- ley at the controls. Their running game was centered around Curt Frazier and Girman Arbet. The Colts went out in a blaze of glory as they downed Lodi 12-7 in the final minutes of the tradi- tional game. It was the first Stockton win over the Flames in nine years. The Sacramento High School man seemed to be letting out some sort of wild cry as he was tackled by a Colt player. Colt Girman Arbett is brought down by a Lodi High School man ' s smooth tackle. Page 140

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CoWBa kettoUK Front row: San Turner, Willie Easter, Sharry Han, Tom Tisdale, Floyd Slayton, Dennis (Willie) Willens, John Williams; second row: Allen Waldo, manager; Rick McHugh, Elbert King, Odell Jackson, Ken Morgan, Alfred Gross, Tom Miller, Phil Swimley, Carl Peregoy, coach. S t n d i n WON LOST 1. Lodi 13 1 2. Norte Del Rio 1 1 3 3. Stockton 9 5 4. McClatchy 9 5 5. Downey 8 6 6. Modesto 7 7 WON LOST 7. El Camino 5 9 ' 8. Sacramento 5 9 9. Turlock 4 10 10. Grant 4 10 1 1. Woodland 2 12 Page 142