Sidney High Coach Chaffee Looks Toward 1964 Maroons
Sidney High head coach Harold Chaffee enters his fifth year with the Maroons as a 1964 squad of 67 players, 14 lettermen, and 35 sophomores aims to improve on last year’s 2-7 record. The roster includes transfer Bob Burns from Minot and a faster line, with McKay at quarterback and Perez at center, as they prepare a T offense with flankers and pro sets.
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Flarold Chaffee
Sidney High
The
Maroons
Chaffee
Harold Chaffee
Lincoln
Bob Burns
Minot
N. Dak
Burns
North Dakota
Dan McKay
Leonard Perez
Steve Harlan
Rex Swanson
John Bilby
McKay
Leonard
PeeWee) Perez
Perez
Jim Bonesteel
Bonesteel
Letterman Kelly Wood
Byron Wicks
Kimball
Wicks
Kimball Longhorns
Letterman Gary Thompson
Letterman
Dennis Mika
Jim Fleenor
Fleenor
Rod Anderson
Ken McKay
Ric Miller
Jerry Cronk
Roland Schubert
Frank Utermohlen
Tom Nightengale
Dale Trude
Tom Nightingale
Larry McCaslin
David Pfiel
Sophs
Chuck Brown
Gary Thompson
Telegraph
Seven Brother Sets On Maroon Squad Named On Roster
Sidney High Maroon football roster for 1964 lists 67 players with seven brother pairs. The siblings are Allyn and Gary Caster Gene and Jim Bone Steel David and John Gonzales Gary and Larry McCaslin Elliott and Ron Werner Ron and Rodney Wiggs Dan and Ken McKay. None are twins.
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Sidney High Maroon
Allyn
Gary Caster
Gene
Jim Bone- Steel
David
John Gonzales
Gary
Larry McCaslin
Elliott
Ron Werner
Ron
Rodney Wiggs
Dan
Ken McKay
Sidney High
Utermohien
Frank E
Stimka
Randy
Trude
Dale
Nightingale
Tom
McCaslin
Larry
Pfiel
Thompson
Mika
Dennis
Ellis
Bonesteel
Gene Caster
Meick
Goodwin
Lee
Bonstead
Bob
Jim
Wicks
Bryan
Loebe
Andy
Talich
Deweese
Buddy
Rosenthal
Virgil
Anderson
Rodney
McKay
Kenneth
Miller
Richard
Perez
Leonard
Burns
Harlan
Steve
Swanson
Rex
Bilby
John
Mahaffey
Scott
McHenry
Kimball
Sidney Gering Gering
Ogallala
Sidney
McCook McCook
CST
Chadron Sidney
Irish Coach Builds Green Squad For Tough 1964 Season
St Pats coach Richard Rolls enters his third year with a very green roster, hoping to sharpen defense and line play while Thorpe Morris and Rea anchor the offense. The team features six lettermen from 1963 with Thorpe likely to repeat his all conference form as a versatile quarterback.
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Richard Rolis
St. Pat’s Irish
Panhandler
Rolls
the Irish
Mike Thorpe
Robert Morris
Dennis Rea
Tom Lenzen
James Kallhoff
Ernie Giron
Thorpe
Morris
Rea
Steve Schwartz
St. Pat’s
Phil Schlaman
John Kominek
Tim Colling
Matt Herbert
Letterman Tom Lenzen
Denny Rea
Chuck Hernandez
Letterman James Kallhoff
Bobby Salazar
Roland Beran
St. Pats
Year Leypoldt
Bruce T
Schwartz
Steve E
Deaver
Danny T
Walsh
James
Peetz
Jack
Feuerborn
Chad
Herbert
Matt
Sterling
Schmitt
Larry
Josten
Richard
Salazar
Robert
Colling
Tim
Mike
Dennis
Kallhoff
DE OG
Giron
Ernie Beg
Lenzen
Tom
Schlaman
Phil
Kominek
John
Hernandez
Chuck
North Platte St. Pat’s
Sidney
Potter Potter
Hay Springs
Bayard Bayard
Sterling St. Anthony Sterling
Chappell Chappell
Alliance St. Agnes
Hemingford
Sidney High
Weymouth
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Harry Reitz
Holroak
Roger Trumper
Nebraska
Susie Devier
F. J. DeVier
Kay Pattison
M. L. Pattison
Sharon Wilson
Lewis C. Wilson
Fogey Jelinek
Deward C
Richard Rolls
St. Patrick’s Academy
Janet Hajek
Linda Hietz
Cindy Peetz
Diane Sterling
Linda
Janet
Cindy
Diane
Wong
Chadron State College
Kathy Ringleman
Pam Kaus
Teri Durbin
Vicki Twicki
SPA
Charles Helfrick
Robert Hajek