Athletics. JERRY GILLILAND Sports Editor

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2 Athletics JERRY GILLILAND Sports Editor

3 Football Injury, influenza and inexperience plagued the football squad during the early season. The Broncs lost their first game to El Camino and then tied Olympia. The old Bronco spirit surged again as they clipped the Carbon Eagles The next week saw BJC falling to Snow College and thereby losing the ICAC. The Broncs tied Everett and then swept their last three games to finish with a record. 118

4 First Row, from /eft: Clayton Aken, Chuck Bradbury, Jack Kaper, Bob Paflile, Don Neilsen, Ray Schnabel, Tom Phillips, larry Howard, lou Masterangelo, Don Neves, Steve Corno and Dennis Ludwig. Second Row: Bud Johnson, Bill Pederson, Mike Walter, Skip Pike, Ralph Elrod, Jim Smirh, Dave Weick, Rich Urresti, Rodney Yamamoto, Ch uck Robbi ns, Roger Michener, Roger Macy, Bob Graham, Ed Costa and Bill Smith. Third Row: Sid Orton, Bud Fernandez, Dennis Schnell, John Porter, Bill Perry, Pat Shanafelt, Jerry Inman, Bob Srorie, Frank Anderson, Bob Barlow, Earl Gandall, Neil Kaiser, larry Calhoun, Dell Isham, laverle Pratt and George Corneal. Fourth Row: Coach Chatteron, Coach lewis, Pete Rutler, Gary Newbore, Jim Hallan, Glenn Solem, Rod leslie, Noel Ruhter, Dave Klamper, Dale McGriff, Dave Ramphton, Tom Petrairis, Manager Bob Smith and Coach lyle Smith. Not shown: Bart Templeman. SCORES The Cheerleaders pause duri ng an exciting game. BJ C.. 6 BJ C.. 6 BJC BJC. 8 BJ C... 7 BJC.. 20 El Camino Olympia. 6 Carbon.. 0 Snow.. 12 Everett Dixie BJC Ricks..14 BJ C BJC Yakima... '.. ' New Mexico Military

5 Halfback Larry Howard artempts an end run behind blockers at the Yakima game. Ricks defense fails as Rich Urresri prepares to snag a pass. A Bronco runner twists into the clear for a touchdown against Carbon. 120

6 Bill Smith shows his smashing style against the Dixie Rebels. Fullback Bob Graham IS trapped by two Everett players. Larry Howard is out for a long one in the Yakima game.

7 1963 Basketball squad. First Row, from left: Dave Wagnon, Jack Head, Frank Fullmer, Bob Brunelle, Ray Goodwin and Jim Triplette. Second Row: Mark Sather, Larry Jackson, Larry Crume, Kent Henderson and John Olsen. Third Row: Coach Dale Chatteron, Weston Parker, Dan Keller, Glen Brock, Tom Wilson and Tom McClinton (manager). Saslcet&all A highly successful season was the fate of the Bronco Basketball squad as they finished second in the ICAC and reached the regional of the NJCAA tournament. Many fans feared that the combination of inexperienced players and a new coach might prove disastrous; however, the team and coach came through in style and finished with a 15-9 record. Most of the losses came in the early part of the season. Coach Dale Chatterton made the raw material into a well disciplined team. First stringers were: Ray Goodwin, John Olsen, Dan Keller and Mark Sather. An especially creditable job was done by reserves Jack Head and Weston Parker. Goodwin received All-American honorable mention and was unanimously chosen for All-Conference first team. His team-mate, Wagnon, was named All-Conference second team. 122

8 SCORES B) C Idaho Frosh.. 57 BJC Idaho Frosh BJC Columbia Basin.. 65 BJ C Columbia Basin 62 BJC Idaho State Frosh BJ C Idaho Stare Frosh. 62 BJ C...62 Columbia Basin.. 65 BJ C Columbia Basin. 66 BJ C Snow.. 78 BJC Carbon. 54 BJC Ricks BJC Magic Valley BJC Ricks BJC Magic Valley BJ C Idaho Stare Frosh.. 62 BJC Idaho State Fi:osh BJC College of So. Utah BJ C Dixie BJC..88 Magic Valley BJ C Magic Valley. 61 BJ C Snow.. 66 BJ C. 96 Carbon. 56 BJ C Dixie..101 BJC College of So. Utah

9 TOP LEFT: Sather attempts a shor against Magic Valley. TOP RIGHT: Forward, Wesron Parker, moves in under rhe basket for rhe rough rebounding chore. LOWER RIGHT: The crowds garber whenever the Broncos play.

10 Whar looks like a conga line is acrually a mix up involving a loose ball during rhe BJ C-College of Sourhern Urah game. Dave Wagnon arremprs ro carry off a rebound during rhe Ricks game. Deadly hook shoori ng made some of rhe difference in rhe vicrories againsr Magic Valley.

11 Front Row,from left: Bob Paffile, Mike Madock, Chuck Bradbury, Steven Miller and James Boyd. Second Row: Frank Fullmer, Stu Morris, Larry Newell, Bob Chauvin, Kay Engelking, Don Neves and Lee Hudson. Third Row: Grady Rawls, Tom Wilson, Dan Keller, John Olsen, Elmore Brooks, Jim Barberry, Bill Pederson and Coach Lyle Smith. A Bronco batter rakes a healthy swing H the ball during rhe College of Idaho game. Baseball The baseball squad under coach Lyle Smith is set for another season. The team is starting to shape up under fire, and the pitching is beginning to reach its usual excellence. Bill Pederson, ace Bronco pitcher, is already pitching well, and we can expect some fine performances from the All-American wrestling star. Lee Hudson is the batting star of rhe early season squad, getting a key home run in the successful effort against College of Idaho. The team split a double-header practice game with Northwest Nazarene College, smashing the Crusaders in the first match 7-0, and then dropping the second 9-8. Elmore Brooks got a home run in the first game and iced that series for the Broncos. 126

12 Pre-game pracrice sharpens the batti ng eyes of the tea m. 5 Bill Pederson, ace Bronco pitcher, starts his windup. Coach Lyle Smith knocks out a few grounders for infield practice

13 The Bronco Track Team includes : First Row, from left: Bob Graham, Hoenie Meiers, Mike Maywhoor, Tom Nicholson, and Ray Forrey. Second Row: Mike Hawley, Don Moulron, Dave Rampton, Noel Ruhter and Dennis Brook. Third Row: Bill Smith, Dennis Ludwig, Bob Bayless, Dale McGriff, Mike Cole, Bob Srorie, Dick Ward and Bob Smith. Missi ng from the picture are Mike Hopkins, Bill Steupin and Bart Templeman. Bob Graham hurls the discus at the B] C invitational crack meet. Tracie The Bronco track team began another season with a big reputation to.fill. Champions of last year's ICAC tournament, they have been hampered by injuries and inclement weather. The Boiseans finished third in the opening tournament of the year, behind Whitman College and host team, Northwest Nazarene. The Broncs had several of their runners sidelined because of leg injuries. The BJC men in the field events did well however, and most of rhe points amassed were from the discus, shot put, javelin and pole vault. The Boise Junior College invitational was also a disappointment for the squad, since they were defending champions for the last six years. However, this year saw Eastern Oregon College raking the title with BJC a close second.

14 Dennis Ludwig stretches himself for rhe extra inches in rhe broad jump. Bob Smith led the pack in the grueling mile run. The shor sails our from rhe hands of Bob Storie. A sofr pile of sawdust awaits Dennis Brock on rhe completion of rhe high jump.

15 First Row, from left: Jim Smith, Ken Runyon, Wayland Vance, Tony Vaught, Spike Williams and Ray Schnabel. Second Row: Dave Sanville, lewis Mclin, Bud Johnson, Don Moulton and Mike Walters. Wrestling The wrestling ream under coach Ray Lewis, swept away almost all opponents this year to win the ICAC again. The Broncs were defeated only once in pre-tournament competition. This defeat at the hands of Ricks College was shortly revenged on BJC's home mat as the grapplers defeated the Rexburg ream The regular season action ended with a 6-1 record. BJC repeated its victory at the ICAC again this year with 83 points. Champions were: Ken Runyon, Wayland Vance, Bill Pederson, Bud Johnson and Ray Schnabel. For the first rime, BJC sent three wrestlers to the NJCAA championships. Grabbing national championships were Bill Pederson and Bud Johnson. Runner-up was Wayland Vance. With only three grapplers representing BJC, they still managed to place sixth in the national contests. 130

16 Maiva Uzzel demonstrates a special somersault. Women 's PE Show Expressing themselves with hoops.

17 The future is not in the hands of Fate, but in ours. JULES J USSERAND 132