Willamette High School - Guld Luscus Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

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FOOTBALL , COACH CLARK STOKES Clark Stokes, in his third year as head football coach, was faced with a rebuilding job as he lost a large number of his first and second squad from his championship team of last year. Clark was ably assisted in this job by Bill Burgher who has been playing professional baseball with Oklahoma City. The nucleus of the year's team was mostly first year mm who either had been playing for the junior high or hadn't gone out before at all. To their credit goes the fact that they were eager to learn and they worked hard. By the end of the season they had mastered their fundamentals and plays, won two games, and tied Junction City, who had beaten them earlier in the season. Returning from last year's squad to play their final year of outstanding football were: Lawrence Ford, Jerry Enyart, Gunnar Christiansen, Pat Carry, Bob Gilbert, and Bob Marxen. Also outstanding for his defensive ability to diagnose plays was Jim Martin. With this year as a rebuilding year, the followers of the team can look forward to next year as another good year for the Wolverines. , , gg, J 1 U