coach SARKIS successful in first year at WSC Coach Sark Weber State's new head football coach, SARKIS ARSLANIAN, came to Weber following one of the most successful junior college careers in the country. In his first senior college season he guided the Wildcats to an 8-1 record and a tie for the conference crown with a 3-1 mark. Sark came to Weber from Dixie Junior College of St. George, Utah. In nine years at Dixie his teams won 64 games while losing only 26 and tied three. In conference games, the Rebels won 42 and lost 11. In 1963-64 his teams lost only one contest while winning 18. TOM RAMAGE came to Weber State from Utah State where he served as line coach. Ramage serves as chief assistant for Sark. He is a former Carbon High and USU standout and played briefly with the Pittsburg Steelers. Ramage's defense was considered the key to the fine showing of the Wildcats in '65. DOUG HUNT was an assistant at Dixie for Sark while coaching football at nearby Dixie High. His high school teams have always been in the regional or state playoffs in his five years. "Hunt's Hawks" as the defensive back-field was nicknamed were especially effective in preventing the long touchdown threat and passing attacks of many teams on the 1965 slate. BUD BELNAP is the only member of the coaching staff to be retained by Sark. He was an outstanding player at Weber High and Brigham Young University where he played quarterback. His job this year was to mold the offensive backfield into a smooth-working team that could push the ball across the goal. LYNN CORBRIDGE was an outstanding athlete at WSC before beginning his coaching career. He graduated in '64 receiving Big Sky all-conference honors as an end on the football team. In addition to being a football assistant, he is the freshman football coach and the Swimming coach. Weber State coaching staff led 'Cats to an 8-1 record, members are Doug Hunt, Tom Ramage, Sarkis Arslanian, head coach; Bud Belnap and Lynn Corbridge. Weber state shares big sky championship in football