| Summary: | Football game program Includes photos and biographies of players, photos of athletic staff, information about teams, universities, player rosters, team statistics, season schedule, and advertisements. Football Utah 16, Utah St. 44 USU/UTAH Romney Stadium Nov. 11, 1972 LOGAN'S MOST UNIQUE SANDWICH SHOP "We Build Sandwiches" • Hot Meatball • Imported Ham St Cheese • Pepper Steak • Hot Pastrami • Steak & Cheese • Italian Cold Cuts • Italian Sausage • Veal Cutlet Located at: 106 Church Street - Logan Phone 753-2291 862 N. 700 E. - Provo Phone 373-6037 GO FOR IT! USU vs. UTAH USU HOMECOMING SCORES SINCE 1929 NEXT WEEK USU vs. So. Miss. Romney Stadium SERIES RECORD Utah 46 USU 20 Tie 4 LAST GAME Nov. 13, 1971 at SLC USU 21 Utah 17 Aggie fullback Butch Sawyer has literally "bulled" his way to three TDs in the last t wo games, two vs. Wyoming and a 17-yards scamper against Idaho. Aggie Homecoming Record 1929 Colorado College 10-0 1930 Colorado U. 0-0 1931 Denver 12-6 1932 Colorado State 13-12 1933 BYU 14-0 1934 Colorado State 21-21 1935 Colorado State 13-0 1936 Utah 12-0 1937 Colorado State U 7-0 1938 Utah 0-33 1939 Colorado State 0-9 1940 Colorado U. 0-26 1941 Colorado State U 6-7 1942 Utah 7-34 1943 No Football Team 1944 Nevada 7-13 1945 Colorado State 13-0 1946 Colorado State 48-0 1947 Colorado 35-12 1948 BYU 20-7 1949 Montana 13-18 1950 Wyoming 7-40 1951 Utah 20-28 1952 Colorado State 7-21 1953 Montana 33-14 1954 BYU 45-13 1955 Montana 32-6 1956 BYU 33-7 1957 Montana 25-30 1958 Colorado State 15-0 1959 Montana State 22-13 1960 BYU 34-0 1961 Idaho U 69-0 1962 BYU 27-21 1963 Pacific 40-14 1964 Colorado State 42-13 1965 Montana 54-21 1966 Colorado State 7-10 1967 Pacific 7-6 1968 West Texas 20-10 1969 Memphis State 0-40 1970 Idaho 14-42 1971 Memphis State 7-6 (Record: 26-15-2) ADAMS IN UPI BACKFIELD For the second time in his college career, Tony Adams, USU all-America QB candidate, has been named to the United Press International "Backfield of the Week." Adams was selected on the basis of his play against Idaho. As a sophomore in 1970, Adams won the same honor, after leading the Aggies to a major victory over Kentucky. AUTOGRAPH COVER Senior Aggie QB Tony Adams receives game strategy from Aggie Spotters in press box. UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION HAi mil f/ana J0u/i FEBRUARY 9-16, 1973 For Members and Associate Members of the USU Alumni Assoc. Contact the Alumni Association to Check Write Alumni Association, Alumni House, Or Call (801) 752-4100, Extension 7228 Gala 3 Island Tour STOPPING IN OAHU, MAUI, AND HAWAII Includes Charter Jet Flight via Western from SLC to Honolulu and Return via Hilo Your Eligibility for this Charter Vacation Utah State University, Logan, Utah 84322 8 Days For $329.21 LAND PACKAGE - $163.95 -PRICE INCLUDES: Transportation: Aloha Airlines (lights from Honolulu to Maui and from Maui to Kona are S/Class flights, ('.round transportation as described in package via private motorcoach. Hotels: Seven nights in first class hotels with twin-bedded rooms and private baths. Single room occupancy supplement available. Meals: Only meals detailed in itinerary are included. Sightseeing/Excursions: Sightseeing as outlined in itinerary, dinner and show at Polynesian Cultural Center, Tour Escort: Dr. and Mrs. Ross Allen will act as tour directors and will accompany land package participants to all mentioned sights, They will serve you any way they can. Transfers and Baggage: All transfers and baggage handling from airports to hotel lobbies and vice-versa will be provided throughout the tour. Porterage fees are included for one suitcase per person. Additional pieces of luggage $5.00 per piece porterage charge. Tax and Tips: Porterage gratuities in connection with baggage handling; hotels and airports included. All taxes in connection with air transportation, hotel and package tours are included. Tour Options: Optional tours and excursions (e.g., deep sea fishing, night club tours, cruises, golf) may be requested at the time of making your reservation. Charges for tour options will be shown on your invoice and prepaid prior to departure. Most options will also be available on a day-to-day cash basis while touring. Consult your tour director for information. Children: Children under two years of age at time of departure travel free so long as they do not occupay a separate seat. CHARTER JET FLIGHT ONLY via WESTERN SALT LAKE CITY TO HONOLULU AND RETURN VIA HILO $165.26 PER PERSON CHARTERED AIR TRANSPORTATION - $165.26 - Roundtrip chartered jet flight service via Western Airlines from Salt Lake City to Honolulu. Return flight from Honolulu, stopping in Hilo and flying direct to Salt Lake City. The $165.26 fare is based on full capacity seating of the 137 passengers. The seat price is a pro-rata share of the total charter cost and is subject to increase depending on the number of participants. Make Your Reservations Today! DETAILED ITINERARY AND GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT TOUR AND HAWAII AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST Parsons Pave Stadium Lots The parking lots around Romney Stadium are now paved, thanks in large measure to a major contribution by Jack B. and Bonnie Parson of Logan. Nearly 1500 spaces are now available for persons attending athletic events. Four areas are completed- a terraced parking lot south of the stadium between ninth and tenth north, the C-note areassouth of the stadium, an area on the west side of the stadium and an area north of the team facilities building. USU's Director of Athletics, Frank "Bus" Williams, said that with the completion of the parking lots, the ease and comfort of the patrons of the games is greatly facilitated. "Thanks to the Parsons, there will be no more mud and slipping on stones and weeds as people try to get from their cars to the Stadium or the Spectrum," Williams stated. Besides helping many young students through USU by giving them employment, the Parsons for the past twenty years have provided needed financial support for USU athletics. One of their donations is the Outstanding Senior Athletic Award given every year through each of the local high schools-Logan and Sky View (formerly North Cache and South Cache High Schools). The Parsons have four children. Jack, Jr., a graduate of Utah State, who with his wife, the former DeAnn Wilson, resides with their four children in Brigham City; Ned, a USU graduate, married to the former Marilyn Mann, who with his wife and two children live in Ogden; Kathryn, a former USU student, wife of Dr. John Lee, who with her husband and two children live in Scottsdale, Arizona; and Michael,who isa freshman at Utah State. Mr. Parson started his construction company in 1952. The home office was in Smithfield, Utah, and during the ensuing twenty years, the company has grown to where it now has offices in Ogden (the main office), Brigham City, Tremonton, Smithfield and Salt Lake City, with operations in Utah, Idaho, Wyoming, Colorado and Nevada. The company is today engaged in construction (heavy), ready-mixed concrete, black-top paving and demolitions and site work for industrial buildings. Mr. Parson is past State president of Associated General Contractors of America and is presently serving as a national director of the organization. His civic duties include, past State president of Utah State Elks Association and past Exalted Ruler of Logan Lodge No. 1453, past president of Logan Golf and Country Club, member of Rotary International, member of Cache Chamber of Commerce and Elder in the L.D.S. Church. "Utah State University is very grateful to Mr. and Mrs. Parson for their generous gift which has made the new parking lots possible," President Glen L. Taggart states. "It is another example of the excellent support which the Parson family has long provided to USU athletics." Distinguished USU Graduates Five Distinguished Service Award recipients who were selected by a joint committee of USU faculty and members of the Institutional Council are with us today for half-time activities. The Awards are presented annually to individuals for distinguished service to the University or in civic and professional areas. This year's recipients are: Phillip A. Bullen, Salt Lake City: Hugh W. Colton, Vernal; Gilbert C. Moesinger, Ogden; Charles Redd, LaSal; and Edith S. Shaw, Logan. The awards were presented last night by USU President Glen L. Taggart. Following the Awards Dinner in the University Center sponsored by the USU Alumni Association, recipients, their spouses, and families, were guests of the USU Alumni Association at the Royal Phillaharmonic Orchestra Concert held in the USU Spectrum. Mrs. Shaw is emeritus associate professor of education at USU. She has also taught at Ricks College and in the schools of Logan and Evanston, III. She was chairman of the Governor's Committee on the Status of Women and Utah's representative to the National Conference of Governor's Commissions on the Status of Women. Redd is one of the West's leading ranchers and businessmen. He was chairman of the Utah Water and Power Board, a two-term Utah legislator, two-time delegate to the Republican National Convention, and a leader in various activities designed to improve livestock, land and other factors associated with ranching and business. Dr. Moesinger attended Weber State College and Utah State University and was a prominent athlete. After graduation from USU he coached at several schools and was president of the Utah Coaches Association. Then he entered medical school and has been practicing in Ogden since 1948. He is chief of General practice at both Ogden hospitals and a director of the Utah State Board of General Practice. Mr. Colton, a prominent rancher and attorney, is a former president of the Utah Cattlemen's Association. He has been a leader in performance testing of livestock, programs to improve horse breeding in Utah, and other work to advance Utah agriculture. He was a member of the Utah Water and Power Board and had a leading role in establishment of the Utah Water Research Laboratory at Utah State University. Mr. Bullen, a Salt Lake City businessman, has served the university many years as a member of the Board of Trustees and the Institutional Council, of which he isa former chairman. N&° Tfic Belli cf Yet Distinguished USU graduates pictured above, clockwise, Edith S. Shaw, Hugh W. Colton, Charles Redd, Phillip A. Bullen and Gilbert C. Moesinger! 78 Dave Villela OT 22 Phil Shelley FS 49 Craig Clark WR 20 Pete Lavarato SS <=#£ zman P. D. BOX 6 29 r. Exxltn <Sh,a *'B NORTH 1ST WEST LDGAN 1 ^ ^ 0 4 3 2 1 (Facilities for Men and Women) Locally owned and operated by Ken & Elissa Waters KVNU SPORTS Logan High School AGGIES World Series Hatch Insurance Agency Somers' Music, TV & Appliance Logan Texaco Dealers Denny's-Stones'-B & L Jensen Brothers Tires-Warm-up First Federal Savings Bernina Fabric Center Glenn P. Baugh Realty First National Bank State Farm Insurance Sears-Scoreboard ROYALTY HOMECOMING, 1972 Reigning over the USU Homecoming weekend are the three ladies pictured at right, first attendant Marcia Pace, queen Linda Skidmoreand Janice Cook, second attendant. Miss Pace is a liberal studies major from Salt Lake City (Highland High School). She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Pace of Salt Lake City. Miss Skidmore is a freshman music major from Logan (Logan High School). She is the daughter of William and Ruth Skidmore of Logan. Miss Cook is majoring in home economics education and is from Twin Falls, Idaho (Twin Falls High School). She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Cook of Twin Falls. Mrs. E. L. (Dick) Romney is pictured, left, accepting another award for her late husband and former USU coach and director of athletics from Bud Jack, president of the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NAC-DA). The officers of NACDA selected the famous Aggie athletic figure for induction into the United Savings Helms Athletic Foundation Hall of Fame recently. Mr. Jack is the director of athletics at the U. of Utah. Take Home A Package Of Gossner Cheese VISIT Gossner Cheese Factory From Fresh Curd To Three Year Old 1000 West 1000 North Logan. Utah DENNY'S TEXACO 5th North and Main Phone 752-5257 * We Give S & H Green Stamps Service is our middle name Baer Welding and Ornamental Iron 103 W. 1st No. Providence, Utah A. LEX BAER Ph. 752-3089 HEAD COACH CHUCK MILLS Football has been good to Chuck Mills. And Mills' leadership, so the record indicates, has been good to Utah State football. Last year, possibly his best at USU, Chuck's Aggies won the state collegiate title, went 3-1 against WAC teams, a nd beat two conference champions. Now anticipating hissixth year at USU, Mills has compiled an impressive 34-21-1 record in five seasons. Since becoming the school's 14th head coach Feb. 9, 1967, Chuck has conducted his Aggie coaching career using the "Spirit Most Dominate Technique" motto as his guiding precept. USU's football Aggies have enjoyed some spirited moments and outstanding victories during Mills' tenure. In fact, Mills and his staff performed something of a miracle during his first season at Utah State by directing a squad, regarded as less than a contender, to a 7-2-1 record. The two losses were by scores of 9-10 and 14- 17. During his first two season Mills' teams compiled a 14-5-1 record which stands alone in State coaching history for a coach's first two seasons. Last year's 8-3 record (10-3, considering two NCAA-sanctioned university level games in Japan) was one of the most rewarding seasons in the annals of USU football. Mills' 11-year head coaching record, on the college and university levels, stands at 64-38-3. That's a fine .627 winning percentage, exclusive off ties. A popular clinic speaker in the U.S., Chuck has conducted football workshops in Japan and Guam. He was recently appointed by Paul "Bear" Bryant of Alabama to a four-year term on the Ethics Committee of the American Football Coaches Association. Chuck also serves as Editor of the AFCA's summer publications. In addition, he is on the UPI rating board this year. Chuck Mills came to Utah State from an assistant coaching position with the Kansas City Chiefs, who played in the first Super Bowl the year he was with them (1966). A 1950 graduate of Illinois State University, Mills has one of the most diverse coaching backgrounds in the game today. He's had experience on the high school, junior college university, semi-pro and professional levels. Following graduation he coached for five years in the Chicago Public Schools, served in the U.S. Marine Corps and coached a semi-pro team in Chicago to a three-year 30-0-3 record. He later became a line coach at Citrus JC (1956) and from 1957-61 was head coach of football and wrestling at Pomona College in Claremont, Calif. He later was assistant dean of men and head football coach at Indiana State University of Pennsylvania (1962-63) where his teams were 14-3-2. In 1964 Mills became head coach at the U. S. Merchant Marine Academy at Kings Point, Long Island, N. Y. In 1965 he took an assistant position at the University of Arizona and the next year coached with the Chiefs. In the past five seasons at USU Mills has had 24 players go into the professional ranks. Chuck and his wife, Barbara, have no children. Mills of USU MILLS' FIVE-YEAR CAPSULE STATS Points Yards Rushing Rushes Passing Yards Completions Won-Lost-Tied 1967 USU OPP 205 143 2029 808 512 373 1483 1875 221 297 114 148 733 670 3512 2683 7-2-1 1968 USU OPP 247 142 1507 1004 534 428 1947 1527 247 283 118 11S 781 711 3454 2531 7-3-0 1969 USU OPP 134 250 1135 1507 468 437 1680 1867 259 261 122 123 727 698 2815 3374 3-7-0 1970 USU OPP 217 225 1585 1869 500 514 1540 1549 267 270 119 117 767 784 3125 3418 5-5-0 1971 USU OPP 243 183 1597 1409 520 463 2185 2032 300 339 150 158 820 802 3782 3441 8-3-0 5-YEAR TOTALS USU OPP 1046 943 7853 6597 2534 2215 8835 8850 1294 1450 623 661 3828 3665 16,688 15.447 30-20-1 1972 USU STAFF USU 1972 FOOTBALL COACHING STAFF, front, l-r, Garth Hall, receivers and QBS, Jesse Cone, offensive coordinator, head coach Chuck Mills, Cliff Yoshida, defensive coordinator and Steve Bernstein,- defense. 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The reunion started Friday with a social hour at the home of team member Jack Croft and a dinner and informal program at Logan's Bluebird Restuarant. 1922 TEAM MEMBERS Captain Rete Conroy, R.E. Jack Croft, R.T. Seedy Hendricks, R.G. Dave Gardner, C. Pinkey Jeffs, C. Snail Harris, L.G. Joe Maughan, L.T. Howard Woodside, L.G. Wesley Schaub, Q.B. Clarence Leddingham, Q.B. Bun Wooley, F.B. Bert Stanger, R.H.B. Butch Knowles, L.H.B. Jack Williams, F.B. Bert Gardner, G.&F.B. Harvey Kirk, L.H.B. Shanty Lindsay, R.H.B. Sprotto Bowman, Q.B. Hash Bingham, C.&.G. Jim Evans, T. Josh Seigfried, E. Adolph Church, G. Herb Adamson, G. Byron Whitney, T. Bert Bolingbroke, E. John Wrencher, H.B. Vinal Peterson, H.B. Elwood Barker, H.B. 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Merrill Radio Enterprise Dedicated to Better Community Service 82 77 78 52 68 70 45 19 20 34 25 n 12 14 15 17 18 19 20 21 22 24 25 27 28 30 31 32 33 34 36 37 OFFENSE Lance Robbins Mark Buchi Bill Osterman UTAH SE 41 LT 72 LG 31 Chuck Johanson C 74 Bill Powers Bob Peterson Willie Armstead Don Van Galder Gene Belczyk Mike Conway Steve Odom PAT-FG 90 Punt 21 Dan Payne Ed Onofrio Steve Marshall Dan Jackson Grant Gertsch Dale Pehrson Don Van Galder Gene Belczyk Dan Marrelli Ike Spencer John Freeh Steve Odom Mike Belnap Mike Stevens Bill Lucas Ev Custer Mike Leininger Ed Pfursich Mike Conway R, Hutchins Larry Eldracher RG 80 RT 66 TE 43 QB 14 RB 24 FB 28 FL 37 DEFENSE Alan Gilreath Gary Keller Ev Custer Bob Fratto Bob Pritchett Elliott Hagood Rick Barsness Steve Marshall John Freeh Mike Stevens Larry Eldracher Flemming Jensen Dan Marrelli ROSTER 40 Bill Hoover 41 Alan Gilreath 67 68 42 Steve Brandenburg 70 43 Rich'Barsness 44 Steve Marlowe 45 Willie Armstead 46 Greg May 47 Jeff Nichols 48 Scott Grayson 49 George Swan 52 Chuck Johanson 53 Mark Taylor 54 Jerry Buchert 55 Dan Darling 57 Bill Gentry 59 Occie Evans 71 72 73 74 75 77 78 79 80 82 84 85 88 oq 60 Doug Duckworth 62 Al DePrimio 64 John Petricca 66 Elliott Hagood 90 91 92 93 Rick Edge Bill Powers Bob Peterson Dave Dahl Gary Keller Joel Savage Bob Fratto Don Oakley Mark Buchi Bill Osterman Ron Rydalch Bob Pritchett LE LT V1G RT RE LB LB FS LH RH S Lance Robbins Steve Hallsey Ted Tomlinson Larry McLaughlin Fred Hobhs Flemming Jensen Mike Ichteitz Dennis Wall Scott Reed Hi Land Dairy 800 N UAUTYCHEHD The brand you know, the quality you're sure of 11 33 44 49 26 81 69 57 56 67 78 -:ff'f"WW1tl UTAH STATE OFFENSE Tony Adams Butch Sawyer Jerry Hughes Craig Clark Tom Forzani Newell Roche Wes Miller Wayne Cuncic Henry deFries Dave Manning DaveVillela QB FB RB FL SE TE TT TG C SG ST 85 31 76 91 88 53 68 14 23 41 22 DEFENSE Fred Gray Tui Halaufia Dave Graven Elton Brown Valley Coleman Kent Baer Ken Nelson Steve Reed Jim Boccio Mike Childers Phil Shelley DE DT MG DT DE LB LB CB CB SS FS Punting - Place Kick 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 20 21 22 23 25 26 27 28 30 31 32 33 40 Steve Hall Tony Adams Tom Wilson Gary Strong Steve Reed Brad Bennett Dennis Pratt Kelley Deist Mickey Doyle Pete Lavarato 18 M ickey Doyle - 41 Mike Childers - 18 K-CB QB QB CB CB QB QB WR K-QB SS Dennis Tarango RB Phil Shelley Jim Boccio Ed Couppee Tom Forzani FS CB CB WR Jim Ellsworth WR-CB Archie Gibson John Brown Tui Halaufia Jess Kemp Butch Sawyer Bob Fuhriman RB RB DT RB RB FS Mickey Doylt 41 42 43 44 46 48 49 50 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 61 62 63 64 65 10 Steve Hall 3 ROSTER Mike Childers Gerald Brown Joe Corey Jerry Hughes Marv Allen K-SS CB RB RB WR Larry Comadena DE Craig Clark Ron Ricks Jim Tice Kent Baer DelRedfern Vance Downs Henry deFries Wayne Cuncic OdellSpeth WR DE C LB LB C-OT C OG C Brian Longuevan LB Mike Rice Jim LaBass Dave England John Hislop Willie Halaufia C OT OG OT LB 66 67 68 69 70 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 84 85 88 91 99 Ray Scott Dave Manning Ken Nelson Wes Miller Dan Jenkins Mel Maddox Comer Smith Bob Dzierzak MG OT LB OT DT OT DT DE Wayne Crawford MG Dave Graven Kim Wallace DaveVillela Barre Lando Frank Anderson Newell Roche Orlando Nelson Lonnie White Fred Gray Valley Coleman Elton Brown Ken Sanduk DT T OT DT TE TE TE DE DE DE DT DT th Main - 752-0901 UTAH STATE UTAH No. Player Pos. 10 Steve Hall K-CB 11**Tony Adams QB 12 Tom Wilson QB 13 Gary Strong CB 14 Steve Reed CB 15 Brad Bennett QB 16 Dennis Pratt QB 17 Kelley Deist WR 18**Mickey Doyle K-QB 20 Pete Lavarato SS 21 Dennis Tarango RB 22 *Phil Shelley FS 23 Jim Boccio CB 25 Ed Couppee CB 26**Tom Forzani WR Jim Ellsworth WR-CB RB RB DT RB 27 28 Archie Gibson 30 John Brown 31**Tui Halaufia 32 Jess Kemp 33 * Butch Sawyer RB 40 BobFuhriman FS 41 *Mike Childers K-SS 42 *Gerald Brown CB 43 *Joe Corey RB 44 * Jerry Hughes RB 46 Marv Allen WR 48 Larry Comadena DE 49 *Craig Clark WR 50 Ron Ricks DE 52 Jim Tice C 53**Kent Baer LB 54 Del Redfern LB 55 Vance Downs C-OT 56 Henry deFries C 57 *Wayne Cuncic OG 58 OdellSpeth C 59 Brian Longvevan LB 61 Mike Rice C 62 Jim LaBass OT 63 *Dave England OG 64 JohnHislop OT Willie Halaufia LB Ray Scott MG Dave Manning OT *Ken Nelson LB *Wes Miller OT Dan Jenkins DT Mel Maddox OT Comer Smith DT Bob Dzierzak DE 65 66 67 68 69* 70 72 73 74 75 76 77 Wayne Crawford MG Dave Graven Kim Wallace 78 "DaveVillela 79 Barre Lando 80 "Frank Anderson 81 Newell Roche 82 Orlando Nelson 84 Lonnie White 85 Fred Gray 88 Valley Coleman 91 Elton Brown 99 Ken Sanduk Wt. 178 195 186 165 175 170 196 168 188 191 165 178 184 181 177 212 205 177 221 205 192 172 189 177 201 175 165 208 191 172 220 206 210 230 215 220 200 205 218 221 211 217 210 209 221 209 250 221 227 245 219 206 223 235 230 223 198 212 220 200 213 197 241 270 Ht. Age 5-10 6-0 6-1 5-8 5-7 6-1 6-2 5-10 6-0 5-11 5-8 6-3 5-10 5-10 5-11 6-2 6-0 5-9 5-10 5-11 5-11 6-3 6-0 6-0 5-8 5-8 6-1 6-3 6-2 5-7 6-2 5-9 5-11 6-6 5-10 6-0 6-0 5-11 6-0 6-2 5-10 6-1 5-9 5-11 5-11 6-1 6-1 6-2 6-1 6-6 6-2 5-10 5-11 6-6 6-0 6-1 6-1 6-0 6-4 6-0 5-10 6-3 6-1 6-3 21 22 19 19 21 19 19 19 21 20 20 21 20 23 22 20 22 22 25 19 21 21 21 22 22 22 19 20 20 22 19 21 20 19 21 22 19 19 22 20 22 20 23 20 21 20 21 20 21 22 20 21 22 19 22 21 21 22 19 20 21 21 20 22 Class Home Town Jr. Mesa, Arizona Sr. Riverside, Calif. So. Berkeley, Calif. Fr. Pasadena, Calif. Jr. Bon'rta, Calif. Fr. Logan, Utah So. Hartford City, Ind. So. Idaho Falls, Idaho Sr. Sheridan, Wyo. So. Edmonton, Alberta, C. So. Pico Rivera, Calif. Sr. San Diego, Calif. Jr. Antioch, Calit. Sr. San Diego, Calif. Sr. Calgary, Alberta, C. So. Idaho Falls, Idaho Jr. Houston, Texas Jr. Berkeley, Calif. Sr. Logan, Utah Fr. Alhambra, Calif. Sr. San Diego, Calif. So. Logan, Utah Sr. Riverside, Calif. Sr. Duarte, Calif. Sr. Pomona, Calif. Sr. Santa Barbara, Calif. Fr. Logan, Utah So. Belle Vernon, Pa. Jr. Baldwin Park, Calif. Jr. Houston, Texas So. West Covina, Calif. Sr. Providence, Utah Jr. LaHabra, Calif. So. Layton, Utah Jr. Honolulu Jr. Hamilton, Ont. Canada Fr. Mendon, Utah Fr. San Gabriel, Calif. Sr. Garden Grove, Calif. Jr. Modesto, Calif. Sr. Oakhurst, Calif. Jr. Sutter, Calif. Jr. Logan, Utah Jr. Escalon, Calif. Sr. Bakersfield, Calif. Jr. Layton, Utah Sr. Chula Vista, Calif. Jr. Sacramento, Calif. Jr. Los Angeles, Calif. Sr. West Jordan, Utah So. Danvers, Mass. Sr. Whittier, Calif. Sr. Huntington Beach, Ca. Fr. San Diego, Calif. Sr. Tracy, Calif. Jr. Fairfax, Calif. Jr. So. San Francisco, Ca. Sr. Newark, Calif. Fr. Layton, Utah So. Denver, Colo. Jr. Los Angeles, Calif. Jr. San Ysidro, Calif. Sr. San Diego, Calif, Jr. Glen Ellyn, III. NO. NAME 45 Willie Armstead 43 Rick Barsness 20 Gene Belczyk 27 Mike Belnap POS. SE LB HB DE HT. WT. CL. 42 S. Brandenburg DHB 76 Ed Brummel OT 54 Jerry Buchert C 77 Mark Buchi OT 34 Mike Conway FB 31 Ev Custer DE 71 DaveDahl OT 55 Dan Darling OT 62 AIDePrimio C 60 Doug Duckworth OG 67 Rick Edge LB 37 Larry Eldracher S 59 Occie Evans MG 74 Bob Fratto DT 24 John Freeh DHB 57 Bill Gentry DE 17 Grant Gertsch S 83 Leo Gibby TE 41 Alan Gilreath DE 48 Scott Grayson FLK 66 Elliott Hagood LB 84 Steve Hallsey DE 40 Bill Hoover HB 36 R. Hutchins RB 91 Mike Ichtertz DT 15 Dan Jackson S 90 Flemming Jensen K 52 Chuck Johanson C 72 Gary Keller DT 32 Mike Leininger SE 30 Bill Lucas * DHB 44 Steve Marlowe FB 21 Dan Marrelli SE-K 14 Steve Marshall DHB 46 Greg May S 88 Larry McLaughlin SE 47 Jeff Nichols DE 75 Don Oakley MG 25 Steve Odom FLK 12 Ed Onofrio DHB 78 Bill Osterman OT 11 Dan Payne QB 18 DalePehrson DHB 70 Bob Peterson OT 64 John Petricca OG 33 Ed Pfursich LB 68 Bill Powers OG 80 Bob Pritchett DE 93 Scott Reed DE 82 Lance Robbins SE 36 Tom Roberts DHB 79 Ron Rydalch DT 73 Joel Savage OT 22 Ike Spencer RB 28 Mike Stevens DHB 49 George Swan S 53 Mark Taylor LB 85 TedTomlinson TE 19 Don Van Galder QB 92 Dennis Wall DHB 195 210 175 190 185 230 205 225 210 205 240 210 225 204 226 190 215 250 170 175 175 212 185 180 203 190 163 180 215 185 155 225 236 175 170 205 175 195 185 168 190 205 165 166 260 210 180 260 205 205 220 210 200 165 165 233 195 187 168 190 205 210 174 185 6-3 6-1 5-9 6-2 6-0 6-2 6-0 6-5 6-2 6-0 6-5 6-1 6-4 6-1 6-2 6-0 5-11 64 5-9 6-2 6-3 6-4 5-11 6-1 6-0 6-2 5-8 5-10 6-4 6-5 5-10 6-2 6-6 6-1 5-10 6-2 6-0 5-11 6-1 5-11 6-0 6-2 5-9 5-9 6-5 6-2 5-11 6-5 6-1 6-0 6-2 6-5 6-3 5-10 5-10 6-4 6-2 6-0 5-11 6-2 6-1 6-4 6-2 6-0 So. So. SQ Sr. 2VL So. FR Sr. 2VL Jr. 1VL Sr. 1VL So. RS Jr. 1VL Jr. 1VL So. So. Sr. Jr. Jr. So. Jr. Jr. Jr. So. So. Jr. So. Jr. FR FR So. FR So. RS So. FR Jr. 1VL Jr. SQ Sr. 2VL Sr. 2VL So. RS So. FR Sr. 2VL Sr. 2VL Fr. Sr. 2VL So. RS So. RS Fr. So. FR Jr. SQ 1VL 1VL 1VL Jr. SQ Jr. 1VL So. FR So. FR Jr. 1VL Jr. RS Jr. SQ Jr. 1VL FR 1VL SQ JC RS So. FR Sr. 2VL So. SQ Sr. 2VL Jr. 1VL Sr. 1VL So. FR Jr. 1VL So. FR Jr. 1VL So. FR RS 1VL Sr. 2VL Jr. 1VL FR 1VL So. SQ HOME TOWN Newport News, Va. Cody, Wyoming Belle Vernon, Pa. Bountiful, Utah Whittier, Calif. San Pedro, Calif. Metairie, La. Salt Lake City, Utah Reseda, Calif. Johnstown, Pa. Tucson, Arizona Woodland, Calif. Greensburg, Pa. Salt Lake City, Utah Salt Lake City, Utah Fairfax, Virginia Salt Lake City, Utah Salt Lake City, Utah Highland Falls, N. Y. Price, Utah Pocatello, Idaho Tooele, Utah Canoga Park, Calif. Salt Lake City, Utah Monterey, Calif. American Fork, Utah Evanston, III. Aquippa, Pa. Woodland, Calif. Montrose, Colo. Salt Lake City, Utah Woodland, Calif. Long Beach, Calif. Long Beach, Calif. Peoria, III. Salt Lake City, Utah Salt Lake City, Utah Salt Lake City, Utah Rockland, Idaho Baldwin Park, Calif. Redlands, Calif. Johnstown, Pa. Berkeley, Calif. Columbia, Mo. Lafayette, Calif. Chicago, III. Murray, Utah Salt Lake City, Utah Park Ridge, III. Glen Ellyn, III. Denver, Colorado Palo Alto, Calif. Butte, Mont. Salt Lake City, Utah Missoula, Mont. Tooele, Utah Sandy, Utah Compton, Calif. Salt Lake City, Utah Rogerson, Idaho Glenview, III. Pocatello, Idaho Fresno, Calif. Santaquin, Utah 20 UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT DR. GLEN L. TAGGART Dr. Glen L. Taggart, the 11th president of Utah State University, began hisdutiesat USU on July 1,1968. A 1940 graduate of the University, Dr. Taggart formerly served as dean of International Studies and Programs at Michigan State University. He had held that position since 1956, except for a leave of absence from 1964 through 1966 when he served as vice-chancellor (president) of the University of Nigeria. Dr. Taggart joined the Michigan State faculty as professor of sociology in 1953. Prior to that time he had been in government service as rural sociologist for the Bureau of Agricultural Economics, U.S. Department of Agriculture (1943-44), as social scientist (1944-49), assistance chief (1950-52) and chief (1952-53), Technical Collaboration Division, Foreign Agricultural Service of the USDA. DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS FRANK "BUSS" WILLIAMS For many years Frank "Buss" Williams carried the State colorsasa player and coach. This year Williams is in his ninth year as director of athletics since being named to the position in 1964. A native of Utah, Williams received his bachelors degree from Utah State in 1948 and the masters in 1956 also at USU. Williams was all-Skyline conference fullback for the State teams of 1946 and 1947. For three years he won the Skyline wrestling championships in his weight division and in 1946 Williams placed sixth in the discus in the NCAA championships. After graduation Williams played professional football one year each with the New York Giants and Green Bay Packers. Williams began his coaching career in Montana where he coached football and wrestling at Helena, Billingsa nd Great Falls for ten years. In 1960-63 Williams returned to USU to coach freshman football, wrestling and baseball. For one year, 1963-64, Williams served on the coaching staff at Stanford University with former State head coach John Ralston. Since taking administrative responsibilities at USU a new football stadium and a basketball arena have been completed. LOGAN CTES What the Colonel COOKS * BUCKETS * BARRELS * DINNER BOXES * SNACK BOXES * FAMILY PAKS * MINI PAKS K«nti «A«D 432 NORTH MAIN, LOGAN 753-2935 ro^rft BANKAMERICARD titho/iit tint STORE HOURS: 9:00 A.M. TO 5:40 P.M. •PAINT 'POSTERS -DECOUPAGE' *ART SUPPLIES 'CUSTOM PICTURE FRAMING . UNFINISHED FURNITURE Do your thing, A g g i e s ! Posters Over 1000 In Stock UNFINISHED FURNITURE • Tables, Chairs, Stools, Chests, Desks, Bookcases, Wagon Seats, Decons Benches, Gun Cabinets. MORE! ART • Everything For The Students Needs Sudent Discounts CUSTOM PICTURE FRAMING • ISO Different Styles To Choose From Largest In Stock Selection In Northern Utah & Southern Idaho 22 ~" ' NCAA STATS FORZANI LEADS NATION Receiving GAHES CGHT YDS TO CT.PG Passing Offense TOM FORZANI, UTAH ST. 8 BARRY SMITH, FLORIDA ST. 9 GREG TAYLOR, UTEX.EL PASO 8 CLINTON GRAVES, TEMPLE 7 JEFF CALABRESE, TOLEDO 9 WALT WALKER. DAVIDSON 9 KEN MATTHEWS, LONG BEACH ST 8 66 900 6 64 1139 10 782 3 497 2 747 2 851 8 689 2 49 42 53 50 44 8 .3 7 .1 6 . 1 6 .0 5 .9 5 .6 5 .5 Total Offense DON STROCK, VA.TECH GARY HUFF, FLORIDA ST. TONY ADAMS, UTAH ST. GEORGE AMUNDSON, IOWA STATE-TOM PARR, COLGATE MIKE BORYLA, STANFORD GARY KE1THLEY, UTEX.EL PASO-DAVE HUMM, NEBRASKA DANNY WHITE, ARIZONA ST. GAMES PLAYS YDS 8 347 2387 367 2427 318 2109 263 1600 206 1466 317 1668 302 1599 211 1574 230 1568 TOR* YD.PG 14 2 98 .4 269.7 263.6 228.6 209.4 20 18 17 17 12 e 18 22 208.5 199.9 196.8 196.0 Passing GAMES ATT CMP INT PCT YDS TO CM.PG GARY HUFF, FLORIDA ST. DON STROCK, VA.TECH TONY ADAMS, UTAh ST. MIKE BORYLA, STANFORD JOE PISARCIK, NEW HEX. ST.- GARY KEITHLEY, UTEX.EL PASO-BRUCE GADO, RICE DAN FOUTS, OREGON 9 330 179 18 .542 2524 19 19.9 8 301 159 17 .528 2411 12 19.9 8 261 152 7 . 5 8 2 1925 15 19.0 8 281 150 15 .534 1791 11 18.8 9 324 157 12 .485 1729 6 17.4 8 233 134 9 .575 1785 7 16.8 7 213 116 15 .545 1395 8 16.6 9 301 145 18 .482 1655 9 16.1 VIRGINIA TECH FLORIDA ST. UTAH STATE NEBRASKA STANFORD U.TEXAS EL PASO CALIFORNIA WEST VIRGINIA SAN DIEGO ST. GAMES 8 - 9 8 - e - 8 6 9 9 6 ATT 308 334 275 211 306 273 309 279 232 CMP 161 182 155 118 162 146 156 136 129 INT PCT 17 .523 545 564 559 529 535 505 487 556 YDS 2429 2605 2025 1937 1921 1915 2061 2035 1799 PERGAME TO 3 0 3 . 6 12 2 8 9 . 4 22 2 5 3 . 1 16 2 4 2 . 1 18 2 4 0 . 1 12 2 3 9 . 4 8 229.0 17 226.1 12 224.9 15 Total Offense ARIZONA ST. OKLAHOMA NEBRASKA NOTRE DAME SO. CALIFORNIA IOWA STATE N.C. STATE UCLA LOUISVILLE FLORIDA ST. - UTAH STATE COLGATE GAMES PLAYS YDS - - 8 623 3942 589 3442 677 3781 558 3252 709 4050 546 3118 693 3897 620 3827 592 2956 682 3775 592 3338 540 2911 PERGAME 4 9 2 .8 4 9 1 .7 4 7 2 .6 4 6 4 .6 4 5 0 .0 4 4 5 .4 4 3 3 .0 4 2 5 .2 4 2 2 .3 4 1 9 .4 4 1 7 .3 4 1 5 .9 TD* 47 35 48 27 45 27 40 40 33 33 31 24 The Total Discount Machine FROZEN FOODS The true test of total discounts Come see for yourself. DISCOUNTING IN ALL DEPARTMENTS is the reason everyone's food cost is much less at SAFEWAY DISCOUNT SAFEWAY In The Intermountain Area You're Never Far From A Safeway UTAH STORES Salt Lake City (26), Tooele, Midvale, Price, Payson, Provo, Vernal, Sandy, Orem, Logan, Roy, Ogden, Layton, Mr. Pleasant, Heber City, Roosevelt, Richfield, St. George, 23 Spanish Fork, Cedar City, Bountiful, Tremonton, Brigham City. NEVADA STORES Ely & Elko WYOMING STORES Rock Springs, Evanston, Kemmerer. Ontario, Oregon IDAHO STORES Boise, Rupert, Blackfoot, Idaho Falls, Montpelier, Payette, Burley, Pocatello, Twin Falls, Weiser, Jerome, IVAtn. Home, Gooding, Caldwell. Quality Service Prompt Delivery Phone 752-2000 "Better Construction with Quality Concrete' LeGrand Johnson Construction Co. Heavy & Highway Construction Asphalt Paving Site Preparation Building Demolition Subdivisions Excavation Quarrying & Mining 21 Dennis Tarango RB 41 Mike Childers K-SS 18 Mickey Doyle K-QB 80 Frank Anderson TE 50 Ron Ricks DE 70 Dan Jenkins DT 43 Joe Corey RB 44 Jerry Hughes RB 48 Larry Comadena DE 27 Jim Ellsworth WR-CB 74 BobDzierzak DE 88 Valley Coleman DE 24 GO BIG BLUE Best Of Luck AFTER THE GAME! 25 Try SOMETHING DIFFERENT! Serve Cache Valley Swiss-o-burger "The meat plays peek-a- boo right through the eyes of the Swiss." Y o u f L L L I K E I T Anyone can make a common ole cheeseburger, so startle your friends by serving "Swiss-o-burgers " The "Peek-a-boo" burger using Famous Cache Valley Swiss Cheese with that Million Dollar Flavor. WONDERFUL! CACHE VALLEY CHEESE SMITHFIELD, UTAH 14 Steve Reed CB 33 Butch Sawyer RB 99 Ken Sanduk DT 82 Orlando Nelson TE 46 Marv Allen WR 32 Jess Kemp RB 77 Kim Wallace " S T CUPPING m ^ , m NON CONTACT FOUl LOSS OF DOWN SUBSTITUTION INFRACTION •' m $& "*s ^3) y^ ^ ^ (H lllFfUi FORWARD PASS INELIGIBLE BAIL 1NC011PLFTF *»S1 USE OF HMOS S I S DEi 5 0 F INTERFERENCE RECEIVER ILLEGALLY KMLTY OECUNIEO HELPING 4ARMS GROUNDING GAME OR KICK CATCHING DOWN FIELD TOUCHED. KICKED „ < £ , „ RUNNER W"ra INTERFERENCE ON PASS OR BATTED "° X0K Electricity-Key to Quality Environment START CLOCK ( BALI READY FOR PLAY 31 Tui Halaufia DT 28 Archie Gibson RB 84 Lonnie White DE 90 East 4th North Logan. Utah 54 Del Redfern LB Jack Parson & Sons Const. Co. Helping The Aggies Build Asphalt Products Co. Smithfield 563-6206 Brigham 723-5216 Tremonton 257-1761 Ogden 393-7813 59 Brian Longuevan LB 65 Willie Halaufia LB 66 Ray Scott MG THE SWRS LEFTM 1971 ABA LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 1972 WESTERN DIVISION CHAMPIONS The Utah Stars take pleasure in supporting all athletic events in Utah. /flMDHIT THE BIG TI/ME 28 67 Dave Manning OT 64 John Hislop OT 72 Mel Maddox OT i** t»» i 76 Dave Graven DT The lighted "A" upon the hill just southeast of the entrance to Logan Canyon is a tradition at USU and 1972 marked the 25th year the "A" has lighted the way to homecoming. Sigma Chi Fraternity began the tradition in 1947 and the "A" has shown brightly on the Logan mountainside at least twice a year ever since. Originally, the discussion was to build a giant block "A" in white rocks or concrete similar to the alphabet which dots mountains and hills throughout Utah. Fortunately, some forward-looking administrators and student council representatives felt a permanent "A" would detract from the beauty of Cache Valley and they opted for one which would be visible only when lit. Sigma Chi Fraternity volunteered to build and light the "A" and it was surveyed and layed out by several Sigs in engineering. The "A" is lit just as it was in 1947, with burlap wicks placed in one-gallon cans of oil where they burn for several hours. At a university which is nearly 100 years old, a 25-year tradition may seem young, but to generations of Aggies and Aggie supporters, the lighted "A" upon the hill is a tradition almost as strong as the rivalry between USU and the University of Utah. LIGHTING THE "A" Student Activity Board (STAB) Presents Nov. 13-17 Fall Quarter Games Tournament Featuring School Championships in: • Men's Bowling • Women's Bowling • Table Tennis (Ping Pong) • Pocket Billiards (Pool) • Chess • Bridge • Football (Table Game) Sign up in Game Room, bottom level of UC Nov. 18. Rock Dance after concert. Don't miss the movie "Airport" Nov. 15-19. 29 RIO HONDO COLLEGE (Note: Seven junior colleges in southern California have provided numerous outstanding football players to the winning program at USU. In an attempt to feature those seven colleges, only three responded to requestsfor information, San Diego Mesa, San Joaquin Delta and Rio Hondo College.) Rio Hondo College of Whittier, Calif., has schooled several football players who have become successful major college football players. Utah State University was selected by current Aggies Wayne Crawford and Dennis Tarango. Tom Kelso, who played for USU in 1970 and 1971, also came from Rio Hondo. Tarango received all-America JC honors at Rio. He was a leading rusher for the Roadrunners and had a game high of 264 yards in 32 carries. Crawford also received post season honors. Another Rio player, Keith Wortman, was successful in playing on the two national championship teams at Nebraska in 1970 and 1971. He is now playing guard for the Green Bay Packers. Former USU backfield coach Al Prukop is coaching the Rio backs. RIO The Rio Hondo Community College District was created by the voters of the area in an election held Oct. 21, 1960. In February of 1963 the Board of Trustees voted to establish a late afternoon and evening division college program on the campuses of Sierra and El Rancho High Schools. In July of 1964, the District moved its headquarters from what was formerly Murphy Memorial Hospital to the Little Lake Elementary School campus in Santa Fe Springs. Starting in September, 1964, both day and !i £>. i i UTAH MORTGAGE LOAN CORPORATION Mortg^c Bankers Sine* 1892 LET'S GO UTAH AGGIES! YOU CAN WIN WITH UTAH MORTGAGE LOAN CORPORATION Logan Since 1892 Utah FHA, VA, Conventional, Home, Construction, Farm and Ranch Loans Glauser's Restaurant Come in for a good Steak Logan's !>ousc of lr>ospitalinj 25 WEST CENTER PHONE 1681 IOGAN, UTAH Banquet Room 30~ ~ Charles W. Miller 553 North Main Logan, Utah Auto Body Work and Painting ior the finest in glass ^n Miller's Northern Utah Glass 22 West Third North Logan. Utah Telephone: 752-0525 evening classes were offered in 16 classrooms at the Little Lake campus, while evening classes continued to be held at Sierra. Meanwhile, ground was broken on the site of the current 120-acre, $15 million campus at 3600 Workman Mill Road on Feb. 4, 1965. Rio Hondo's first day studentbody started with about 550 students. More than 3,000 day students enrolled in the fall of 1966 when the new campus opened and the predicted fall enrollment for 1971 was set at 5,500 full-time day students. Located on rolling hills, the current campus includes split-level buildings, air-conditioned classrooms, and a panoramic view of the Los Angeles basin. The campus was greatly saddened at the untimely death of the first President, Dr. Phil H. Putnam, on Oct. 13, 1966, less than a month after the new campus was opened. Dr. Walter M. Garcia was named President July 1, 1967. Rio College administrators, from left. President Walter Garcia, head football coach; Marty Blackstone and director of athletics Bill Stanley. An overall view of the Rio campus from the ramp of the Putnam Center, looking toward the Little Theatre. \ou've got a lot to live. Pepsi's got a lot to give. "ill;;;? 31 "& US 1 | 752-5231 I WESTERN ' FLAVQRITE FOOD 721 North Main Logan WELCOME TO BRIDGERLAND HOME OF Utah State University G O B I G B L U E AND THE Aggies CACHE-RICH TOURIST COUNCIL m- G O B I G B L U E The USU-Utah game today is one of four games within the state of Utah in 1972 which will figure in the race for state supremacy of college football in Utah. Utah State wasawarded the Beehive Boot in 1971 after a 21-17 win over Utah and a decisive win over BYU. The pioneer boot was located in Hyrum, Utah and is k nown to be more than 80 years old. Next week BYU plays at Utah and on Thanksgiving Day Weber State plays at USU in Beehive Boot contest. ^(/^HS^ The Friendly Store For Men And Boys in Downtown 69 N. Main - Logan 32 EARN- On Your Savings 6 * 7 Pass Book 1-Year Term % 3-Year Term Compounded Quarterly State Finance and Thrift Co. Don J. Wilson Ted I, Wilson 29 West 1st North 752-1411 Are You One? Utah State University athletic teams receive additional support each year from an active and interested group of Aggie boosters under the title, USU Athletic Associates. Chapter organizations are active in Brigham City (Lynn Peterson, president), Tremonton (Mel Foxley, president), Ogden (Howard Nielsen, president), Salt Lake City (Jack Christensen, president), Southern California (Jerry Wilson, president) Cache Valley (Gary Jones, president), and Idaho Falls (Gus and Donna Bergener, president). Associates officers for 1972-73 are Rod Jensen, president, Larry Anderson, treasurer and Norvel "Nog" Hansen, secretary. Contributions are made in four designations: C-Note membership ($100.00 or more), Associate member ($50.00), Quarterback, Mr. & Mrs. membership ($25.00) and Quarterback membership ($15.00). Membership in the Athletic Associates aids the development of major college level football and basketball teams. Contributors in return have ticket discounts, seat selection and parking privileges depending on the type of membership. All Associates members have a closer relationship with the Aggie teams and coaches. "C" NOTE DONORS Wm. "Bill" Peterson Lloyd T. Larson Joyner Lofthouse Norman B. Jones Fred W. Allen Lynn A. Thomson Douglas B. Hart Mervyn Speth Dean W. Thorpe G. Melvin Foxley John W. Emmett Ray Hugie Jay M. Bagley L. Brent Hoggan Charles L. Hyde Robert L. Jensen Harold M. Jensen F. Neal Mortensen Spencer Parkinson Pearl S. Buttars Vernon Johnson George R. Henderson Dennis Petersen J. Paul Burgess Carl A. Lundahl Don Bateson L. Keith Gates Vern H. Haslam Rex Whitehead Larry Anderson Darwin Peterson Orvin R. Cutler Don Kvarfordt Colburn Travel Service Merrill Daines Hancey Jones & Waters Lee Selley Doyle Olson Lynn Reese Eugene Haycock GO! USU GO! JCPenney We Know What You're Looking For David W. Sorenson Beaver Mtn. Ski Area, Inc. T. Michael Bishop Jim & Dave's Enterprises J. K. Business Machines Frank B. Ellsworth Jr. F. Elmer Foutz Gilbert Moesinger Jack Molgard Charles "Tuff" Claybaugh Ev Thorpe Serge N. Benson First Bank &• Trust Co. Ross Larsen Ralph Porter W. J. Garrett Grant White Ladell Andersen S. J. Quinney Jack R. Clawson Wilbur S. Thain James R. Colburn Hal Garner S. J. Postma Lynn P. Peterson Max Rigby Dean F. Peterson Lowell Jenkins Kenneth E. Smith D. Glen Smith Don Carlsen Hal Jensen Dean Baugh F. Robert Bryner Paul Fritz Utah Mortage Loan Corp. J. D. Norr Lee O. Hansen Floyd Saltern Lou Yeates Sidney A. Smith Reed S. Roberts Wilson Motor Co. Roland Hancey Clyde Hurst Raiford G. Benson Merlin Eliason Eliason Packing Co. Lyle W. Hillyard Ralph W. Binns R. Brent Nyman A. Lex Baer Franklin D. Dickson Joseph H. Nelson R. L. Hendricks Bridgerland Supply Grant L. Ballam Doyle Mathews Everton &• Sons J. Clark Ballard Lloyd Drury Doran J. Baker Ralph R. Sampson Myron Norman Wayne Norman Guy Ray Pulsipher Kent Henderson J. Wm. Hyde Reed M. Merrill Sterling Jardine Clyde O. Dover Ray Hlavaty Cardell S. Wright John M. Dalton Rodney W. Jensen J. Reed Nielson Alma E. Watterson Robert S. Budge Elmer Wood R. M. Broadbent N. E. Parson Harold Dance R. Dean Udy Ted Perry Ronald S. Hanson Joseph C. Jacobsen D. B. Ozmun Paul G. Winquist H. Lee Hales Larry L. Jardine LeGrande Johnson Kenneth Lindquist Wayne Wimmer Clayton Clark Edwin Budge Roskelleys John G. Garrett Rex Fuhriman Quinn Hale Todd Weston Eriel Iwamoto Golden P Wright C. C. Randall Ronald E. Bergener Robert B. Harrison Howard C. Baugh W. N. Riches Rolfe Kerr CO s in C\J 2»- u * w i FOOTBALL 1972 «**. UTAH STATE VERSUS UNIV. of UTAH SATpSftY, NOVEMBER 1:30 P.M. ROMNEY STADIUM NO REFUND Willi LOGAN G. H. "Herb" Champ George A. Judah Jay Bates C. B. Peterson J. E. Christensen Thiokol Chemical Corp. Glacus Merrill, KBLW Marie Eccles Caine Theron Godfrey R. Eugene Elwood Frederick P. Champ Mrs. Frances W. Champ Louis A. Maughan K. W. Yeates Elmer H. Ward Fred Sears Lewis Civille Newel Daines Nolan K. Burnett John Allen MR AND MRS CLUB DONORS Mr. and Mrs. James A. Winchester Mr. and Mrs. Leo Earl ASSOCIATE DONORS Robert A. Parson Dave Bowen Anthony H. Baer Roger A. Pond J. Keith Webb Omar Anderson Frank E. Taylor Yeates Coal Co. Clyde E. Stewart Ernest Siler Wm. Wright Max L. Johnson Vaughan L. Hall E. Leroy Anderson Preston D. Johnson Philip Bullen Raymond H. Johnson QUARTERBACK (BauqJhL TV AIR CONDITIONED Phone 752-5220 LOGAN. UTAH "Best Western" Mr. and Mrs. Don Hansen Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Garrett Mr. and Mrs. Ralph D. Brinton Mr. and Mrs. Eugene N. Cook Mr. and Mrs. Kimball W. Pugmire Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Price Mr. and Mrs. William R. Hull Robert Klein C. P. Jorgensen H. Roscoe Weston Max L. Baty and Mrs. Conrad B. Harrison and Mrs. Bryant S. Martineau Mr. and Mrs. F. Clark Miller Mr. N. D. Salisbury and Mrs. Sam Bench and Mrs. James G. Parrish and Mrs. Ted Burt and Mrs. Fred H. 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McLeu Arthur LaBeau Ken Waters Eleroy Rasmuson Bob Goeman John W. Schoonmaker Guy Stevens Calvin Watts Conley Watts Richard Wagstaff Keith Roberts Darrell B. McBride Sterling Nelson Dick Hymas Wendy Wangsgaard Richard Hymas George Estraza Ted Wilson Reed Allen Reed Nielson J. H. Stokes Richard V. Hansen Do Your Thing AGGIES All types of commercial printing and Xerox copies. 43 South 1st West Logan, Utah JUr Dm HiHHW STADIUM RECORDS (Single Game. Individual) POINTS: 12, Mike O'Shea and Altie Taylor vs. New Mexico State, 1968; Altie Taylor vs. Utah, 1968; Al Namanny, Pacific, 1969; John Strycula vs. CSU, 1969; vs. B. Green, 1970; L. McCutcheon, CSU, 1969; Tony Adams vs. NMS, 1971; Jerry Hughes vs. UNLV, UW, 1971; Tom Forzani, vs. UW, 1971; Jerry Gadlin, UW, 1971; Tom Forzani, vs. Idaho, 1972. TD's: 2, Mike O'Shea and Altie Taylor vs. New Mexico State, 1968; Altie Taylor vs. Utah, 1968; Al Namanny, Pacific, 1969; John Strycula vs. CSU, 1969; vs. B. Green, 1970; L. Mc Cutcheon, CSU, 1969; Tony Adams vs. NMS, 1971; Jerry Hughes vs. UNLV, UW, 1971; Tom Forzani vs. UW, 1971; Jerry Gadlin, UW, 1971; Tom Forzani, vs. Idaho, 1972. PAT: 6, Ricardo Castillo, Idaho, 1970; Mickey Doyle, vs. Idaho. 1972. PAT ATTEMPTS: 6, Ricardo Castillo, Idaho, 1970; Mickey Doyle, vs. Idaho, 1972. FIELD GOALS: 3, Rudy Hudman, UW, 1971. LONG FIELD GOAL: 48 yards, Dan Torzala, CSU, 1969. RUSHING CARRIES: 36, Altie Taylor vs. West Texas State, 1968. LONGEST RUSH: 61 yds., George Tribble vs. WSU, 1968. NET YARDS: 196, Altie Taylor vs. Utah, 1968. AVERAGE PER RUSH: 9.7 (97-yds.-10att.) George Tribble vs. Wichita State, 1968. KICKOFF RETURNS: 5 Dennis Ferguson vs. MSU, 1969; Ralph Brown, NMS, 1971. KICKOFF RETURN. Yds.: 98 yds. Altie Taylor vs. WSU, 1968. LONGEST PUNT: 72 yds., Mickey Doyle vs. UNLV, 1971. PUNTS: 9, Tom Weyerts vs. WTS. 1968; Jess Garcia vs. MSU, 1969; Steve Tanner, Idaho, 1972. AVERAGE PER PUNT: 50.6 (6-304), Stefan Schroeder. Pacific, 1969. PUNT RETURNS: 5, Chris Farasopoulos. BYU, 1969. PUNT RETURN, Yds.: 121 yds. Bob Wicks vs. B. Green, 1970. LONGEST PUNT RETURN: 84 Yds. <TD). Bob Wicks vs. Bowling Green. 1970. PASSING ATTEMPTED: 47. Tony Adams vs. UW, 1971; Tony Adams. vs. Idaho, 1972. COMPLETIONS: 32, Tony Adams vs. Idaho, 197^ CONSECUTIVE COMPLETIONS: 13, Tony Adams vs. Idaho, 1972 (2nd Qtr.) YARDS GAINED: 406, Tony Adams vs. Idaho. 1972. PERCENT COMPLETED: .6809 (32-47) Tony Adams vs. Idaho. 1972 TD PASSES: 5, Tony Adams vs. Idaho, 1972. PASSES HAD INTERCEPTED: 4, Tony Adams vs. Utah, 1970; Joe Pisarcik, MNS, 1971; Jim Starkes. UNLV, 1971. RECEIVING RECEPTIONS: 15, Tom Forzani vs. Idaho, 1972. YARDS GAINED: 193, Tom Forzani vs. Idaho, 1972. TD PASSES CAUGHT: 2, Mike O'Shea vs. NMS. 1968; Tom Forzani vs. UW, 1971; Jerry Gadlin, UW, 1971; Tom Forzani vs. Idaho, 1972. LONGEST PASS PLAY: 70 yds., Mickey Doyle to Tom Forzani, vs. CSU. 1972. TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS: 54 (47 pass, 7 rush) Tony Adams vs. Idaho. 1972. YARDS: 394 (406 pass, - 1 2 rush) Tony Adams vs. Idaho, 1972. INTERC?PT1ONR PLAY: 8'3 v d s " J o h n P a p p a s vs' NMS' 1 9 68 PASSES INTERCEPTED: 3. Vic Orneles. Pacific. 1969 INTERCEPTION RETURN: 44 yds. Ron Linehan. LB (TD). Idaho. 1970. 36 THE WINNING EDGE The success of the major college athletic program at Utah State University has been achieved through the liberal contributions of many friends of USU. Several individuals and business firms have reached beyond basic membership donations to provide scholarship funds which USU awards to student athletes who can qualify, both freshmen and upperclassmen, in all sports. Mr. & Mrs. Jay Dee Harris Tremonton Mr. & Mrs. Jack Parson Smithfield A Friend Salt Lake City Mr. & Mrs. Frederick P. Champ Logan Mr. & Mrs. N.V. "Hod "Sanders Kaysville Dr. &Mrs. Gilbert Moesinger Ogden A Friend Brigham City A Friend Logan Ted Crawford Continental Agency A Friend Ogden Jerry Wilson So. California Thiokol Chemical Corporation A Friend Logan INDIVIDUALS AND BUSINESS FIRMS WHO ARE INTERESTED IN ASSISTING THIS SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM ARE INVITED TO WRITE OR CALL: Mr. Rod Jensen Pres., USU Athletic Associates 958 N. 15 E. Logan, Utah 84321 (Ph. 752-3413) THE GREAT FOOTBALL GAME HAS BEEN PLAYED FOOTBALL AT USU, 1891-1901 By A. J. Simmonds University Archivist In September 1972 football, the oldest form of athletics on the USU campus, began its eighty-first year at Utah State University. As with many other great traditions a t the school, today's football program - both intramural and intercollegiate - grew from inauspicious beginnings. When the Agricultural College of Uta'h opened for its second year in the fall of 1891, a few students and several members of the faculty organized some intramural scrimmages on the rocky wasteland which later became the Quad. Some professors, trained at eastern colleges or at the University of Utah where the game was played haphazardly, had seen the game played (a few may have even played before). With that sort of local expertise and a couple of well-thumbed books of rules, football was launched in Logan. The rule books were really the keys to action in those first years of play. If a maneuver wasn't prohibited in the rules, the team used it. The lack of organization was matched by the lack of interest shown by town and gown alike. None of President Sanborn's letters mentions athletics, and the two Logan newspapers, the Journal and the Nation ignored it. New Attitude The next year, 1892, saw a change in both President and press. The President's son, Harry Sanborn, was elected team captain. The attitude of the Journal changed when, after a couple of months of practice scrimmages, the Aggies invited the University of Utah team to Logan for a game on Thanksgiving Day. The Journal gave an advance notice on November 15: "Students from the University of Utah are coming to Logan on Thanksgiving day to engage in a football match with the A.C. eleven. The game will come off on the A.C. grounds at 3:30 p.m." The notice could have been penned by anyone on the Journal staff, but the article covering U.S.U.'s first intercollegiate game
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