aS ae pid ae Sie PUL Be Hy RRMA Syren Te Raa mats , , sn . RAMEE — . uaa ——— FOOTBALL It isn't easy to forget the forward passes, extra points, and penalties that came with the football season. Fall— and football reigned supreme! This year the Warriors sported one of the best gridiron crews in Weber's history. The usual tough breaks and set-backs held the team down but didn't discourage its spirit. The team rallied to the situation and ended in fourth place in the region. Football taught the boys to ‘'take it and to win or lose graciously. They learned that it prepared them for later life—they got out of the game only what they put in. During the season, the team exemplified the spirit of fair play and sportsmanship | that has long ear-marked Weber. ae oneSS — Te ~4 «S-E-ee 5a Anh ae — ae gnc woe OY. = A | as, > ee a o~ VARSITY iq | Front row: Durbano, Manager Max John Cragun, Cologna, Sonny Don Freston, Shaw, Glen Robert Hadfield, Middle row: Manager Dean Shaw, Tom Musgrave, Phillip Bill Udink, Kenton Stanger, Daurell Barnes, Dick Brown, Back row: Coach Mel Wood, Manager Ben Avis, Leon Child, Bill Mc Allister, Paul Krall, Bill Price, Don Oram, oe ane EI Serre os ne Pate: ae eae o— ares <= tn ats rs — St eS es F; =A wt. Mi !4 ie tie. Rain dampened the field but not our spirits as we held Preston to scoreless