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A collection of yearbooks from Weber State College which comprise the years 1964 to 1982. Included in the yearbook are photographs of students, class officers, faculty, athletics, and departments within the college. It also contains sections on the clubs, activities, organizations, and advertisements from local businesses. Publication ceased 1973; 1975-81. 1982 is the last publication of the Acorn. |
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Show The 1963-64 Wildcat team was the highest scoring unit in the history of the school and was rated fourth in the nation among the major colleges with a 91.5 average per game. In ten games during the season the cats scored over 100 points; seven of those were at home. During the latter part of December, center Bob Lewis, guard Parker Jenkings, and JC transfer Jim Mount left school for personal and academic reasons. This weakened the Weber State line-up and its bench strength. Considering the personnel losses and a poor road trip to Montana and Montana State, the Wildcats had a terrific year and proved that Weber State can hold its own against Big Sky competition. The biggest win of the year was a 91-84 conquest of previously unbeaten Montana State. Individual honors were paid to several Wildcats. Mike Sivulich was selected a Little-All-American on the second team and made the first team on the Big Sky all-conference five. Jim Lyon and Jerry Trice were placed on the second team, and Gene Young received an honorable mention. Lyon was also picked for the A. A. U. All-American first team and tried out for the Olympic team. The Wildcats were the highest scoring team in the Big Sky Athletic Conference, averaging 84.5 points per game. Jim Lyon was the fourth highest scorer in the league with a 17.0 average. Mike Sivulich was fifth with a 16.4. WSC 79 ________________________ Idaho State 92 WSC 108 ________________ Los Angeles St. 120 WSC 79 ____________ Eastern Montana 63 WSC 88 ____________ Eastern Montana 77 WSC 112 ____________________ Westminister 109 WSC 105 ___________ Western Montana 71 WSC 116 ________________________ Chico State 62 WSC 101 ____________ Western Montana 81 WSC 90 ________________ Carroll College 85 WSC 120 __________________________ Witworth 84 *WSC 81 ________________________Idaho State 84 *WSC 103 ________________________________ Idaho 83 *WSC 62 __________________________Montana 74 *WSC 69 ________________ Montana State 89 *WSC 77 ____________________________ Gonzaga 72 *WSC 86 ________________________________ Idaho 77 WSC 104________________________ Idaho State 88 WSC 89 ________________ So. Col. St. Col. 97 WSC 100 _________________ So. Col. St. Col. 83 WSC 76 ________________ So. Col. St. Col. 79 WSC 81 ______________ So. Col. St. Col. 106 'WSC 87 ____________________________ Gonzaga 73 WSC 101 __________________ Westminister 63 'WSC 91 ________ Montana State Col. 84 'WSC 83 ____________________________ Montana 78 'Conference games Members of the Varsity Basketball Team included, Left to Right: Mike Sivulich, John O'Dell, Jerry Trice, Jim Lyon, John Silbernagel, Gene Young, Jim Mount, Bob Lewis, Doug Powell, Dave Erickson, Parker Jenkins, Frank Hitchens, Lorenzo Carter. Front Manager Hugh Sloan, Coach Dick Matta. |
