University of Nebraska Kearney - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Kearney, NE)

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It ain't necessarily so- Visitors In our campus the past year were either misinformed or shooting too high. In a mid-night raid on the campus “the neighbors down the road” displayed their artistic abilities and proceeded to advertise their intentions. The end result was a night in the “barbed wire hotel” and more humiliating the defeat of their football team by the score of 13V. C. Tbore 11, Back Encouraging in the least was the depth of material displayed by the 195V Antelopes. More encourag- ing was the freedom with which these boys were allowed to play. In. the last few games with Boroff on the injured list we witnessed the “Homer Flash” Larry Jacobsen tear up the opposing lines with his tremendous speed and rushing. K, Ofcane, End Wiigner, T;icklc Page 29

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Page 31 Head Football Coach Al Zikmund FIRST ROW: left fo right, Hawloy, Dohrm n, D, Smith, Poore, Mills, Augustyn, J. Tho'-all. Bubdk, R. Troyer, Hinkle, Gierhan, Wolfe, Zikmund, Copeland. SECOND ROW: Stone, Sprague, O'Neill, Plskorsld, P, Morltx, Moor©, Porch©, Yocum, Desch, Armstrong, Lyons, A, Weigand, Goa. THIRD ROW: Andrews, I. Smith, Smidt, J. Smith, Lawhead, G. Johnson, Epp, .Mosher, Surface. McFarland, Nelson, Peterson, Boyle, G. Johnson. FOURTH ROW: K. Ozanne, B. Bowers, C. Thorell, Boroff, Jacobsen, Bishop, Fyfo, Rolls, Roggy, Wagner, R. Oianne, J. Moritz. Hoyt, Turner. The 1956 Antelopes As a tribute to his success in guiding NSTC to its second consecutive NCC championship, our coach was again selected Nebraska College Conference Coach of the year. VkZik” in his modest way is not one to take all of the credit. He has repeat ed over and over that it takes a ‘ will to win ' and a capable coaching staff. Indica tions are that he had both.