These are the players that were
not able to attend; # 10 PETE MCDERMOTT
- quarterback, #24 ALEX ESTES
- halfback,
#88 EDDIE SUTTON - end,
and #64 JOHN WINDSOR
- guard, deceased.
Front Row:
Ron Lumb, Jay Spangler, George Poehlman, Richard Wilson, Alex Estes, Pete
McDermott,
Danny Schuppan,
Rodney
Fox, Roger Plowman, Kenny Geel, Bill Griffin, Melvin Burnett, John
Douglas,John Windsor.
Row 2:
Gary
Magruder, James McDonald, Gene Hooks, Craig Ficklin, David Tise, Terry
Menzel,Carl Scott, John Shepard,
John Modlin,
Jim Baker, John Austin, Larry Hatton, David Ballenger,
Bob Evans.
Row 3:
Larry
Magruder, Larry Burditt, Daryll Cook, Gerry Trammell, Tom Taylor, Bob Pittman,
Joe Maasdorf, Norman Maze.
(Ed Sutton)not
in picture - The names of
the 18 seniors appear in bold print.
Co-Captains, Dan Schuppan & Rodney Fox
- Coaches, Charles VanDyne, Bob Roark & Jerry Whitesides
Kewpies Boast a 7-1-1 Record
(See Season Stats from Bob Roark's book, "Kewpie Football")
The 1962 team was captained by Rodney Fox and Dan Schuppan.
Schuppan - a halfback for the Kewpies later became an All Big Eight
defensive end for the University of Missouri. Also on the team was
John Douglas who in 1967 was a linebacker and Captain of the Missouri
Tigers. Also an All Big Eight player while at Missouri. Douglas
is
presently a linebacker for the Professional New York Giants. That
year the Kewpies won their 100th game under Coach Roark.