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One of the positive ways the image of Las Vegas is being changed locally and throughout the nation is the emphasis placed on its excellent school system from kindergarten through Nevada Southern University. Southern Nevada , like many communities throughout the United States, is fast coming to realize that the development of a successful intercollegiate athletic program as an important part of the total educational program, is providing a sound national reputation which is contributing directly to the physical and academic growth of the school-and to the area.
The benefits of this concentration on education, especially at the college level, can be turned directly into the economic bloodstream of the local community in dollars and cents since a growing university in Southern Nevada is the best way to assure a direct source of future revenue amounting to many millions of dollars, on a continuing and predictable basis . The Census Bureau recently estimated that the earnings during the working years or normal lifetime for people with four years of college training to be $268,000, or worth about $103,000 more than a high school diploma .
Community pride, always a prime objective of the Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce, reflected in a sound intercollegiate athletic program, not only stimulates local students to attend school "at home," but also entices students from other states and areas to come to Las Vegas. There is no doubt that NSU will continue to expand on its own academic merits; a successful program of athletics as ev idenced by the Rebel basketball team (an estimated 45,000 persons saw NSU at home last year), however, puts the frosting on the cake.
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MEET THE REBS
SOUTHERN - Front Row - L to R - Dan Hill, Craig Barber, Ken Edwards, Charles Payton, Ken D'Andrea . Second R<>w - Coach Rolland Todd, Silas Stepp, Ed Terwilliger, Joe Coon, Assistant Coach Bob Comeau, J. V. Coach Jack Starr. ThiTd Row - Bob Brown, Bill Davis, Ron Wielochowski, Charies Campione, Dixon Goodwin, Clarence Daws<>n.
Lt. Dk. Name Pos. Yr. Wt. Ht. Remaining Schedule Location
10 11 Ken Edwards ............ G Jr. 160 5-11 Jan. 4 - Cal Poly (Pomona) ............................... Convention Center
*12 13 Dixon Goodwin ____ f -C .So. 155 6-2 Jan. 7 - Cal. Western ........ .... ............................................ San Diego
14 15 Joe Coon __________________ f So. 185 6~1
(I 20 21 Charles Payton ____ __ __ G Jr. 175 5-11 ,, 22 23 Dan Hill ____________________ G Sr. I 175 6-1
Jan . 8 - San Dieg<> State .. .............................................. San Diego
Jan . 10 - U. of Nevada ....................................... Convention Center
Jan . 14 - College of Southern Utah ....................... .... . Cedar City
Jan. 26 - New Mexico Highlands ........................ Las Vegas, N. M.
24 25 Craig Barber __________ __ G Jr. 165 6-0 Jan . 28 - St. Joseph's ........................................ Albuquerque, N. M.
1/11 30 31 Bi ll Davis _____ _____________ f Sr. 175 6-3 Feb. 4 - NSU Invitation ........................... ... ...... Convention Center
)-l..ll32 33 Ken D'Andrea _____ _____ G So l 175 5-11 (NSU, - Cal P<>ly-SLO, CSU, - Wisconsin)
15 34 35 Ron Wielochowski ____ G Sr. l 175 6-0 Feb. 8 - U. of Nevada ............................................. ............... Reno
/5* 40 4 1 Clarence Dawson ____ F-C Jr. 111 185 6-4 Feb. 11 - Westminster College ........................ Las Vegas (campus)
II T'H-l * 42 43 Charles Campione .. FG Jr. 175 6-2 Feb. 14 - New Mexico Highlands .................... Las Vegas (campus)
I H-t- .44 45 Ed Terwill iger ________ ____ C So.ll 205 6-5 "'HJJ *50 51 Robert Brown ____ __ _____ _ F Jr. I'll 200 6-5
Feb. 16 - College of Southern Utah ................ Ls aVegas (campus)
Feb. 19 - Westm<>nt College ................................ Convention Center
r"J'H..J.N-/.l* 54 53 Si las Stepp ________________ c Sr.lt Feb. 21 - Arizona State College ........................ Convention Center
Head Coach - Rolland Todd Assistant Coach - Robert Comeau Athletic Director - Michael Drakulich Chancellor - Dr. Donald Moyer University President - Dr. Charles Armstrong
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CAL WESTERN - Clockwin - l to R - lem lemons, John Madison, Jim Sunderman, John Williamson, Steve Crowell (back of coach), Dennis Grey, AI R.azutis, Jim Michael, Charles Ambers, Dave Zesiger. Tim Cunningham (22) and Terry Kearney; Rocky Price (14) and Rich Wasser; Coach Bob Kloppenburg, center.
Lt. Dk. Name Pos. Yr.
12 Dave Zesiger ____ ________ G Sr. 14 Rocky Price __ __ ____ __ ____ __ G Jr.
20 Rich Wasser ______ __ ______ G So.
*22 Tim Cunningham ______ G Sr.
24 Terry Kearney __ __ ______ G Jr . *30 Steve Crowell __________ c Sr.
*32 Jim Michaels __ __ ____ G-C Jr.
*34 Lem Lemons ______________ f Sr. *40 AI Razutis __________ __ ______ f Jr.
42 John Madison ____ __ ______ f So. 44 Jim Sunderman __ __ __ ____ f So. 50 Dennis Grey ______ ____ ____ c So.
52 John Williamson ____ __ __ c Jr. 54 Chuck Ambers ______ ____ f Jr.
* Probable Starters
Head Coach - Bob Kloppenburg Athletic Director - Albert (AI) Lewis Administration Head - Dr. William Rust Enrollment - 1842 (Co-educational) Dean of Students - Dr. William Clark
Dec. 31 - San Diego State ............................................. San Diego Jan. 4 - Occidental ..................................................... . los Angeles
Jan. 7 - Nevada Southern ............................... Home (Golden Gym)
Jan . 8 - laVerne .............................................. Home (Golden Gym)
Jan. 14 - Cal lutheran ..... .. ....................................... Thousand Oaks Jan. 21 - Pasadena ........................................... Home (Golden Gym)
Jan. 22 - UC, Irvine ........................................ Home (Golden Gym)
Jan. 28 - Occidental ........................................ Home (Golden Gym)
Jan. 29 - Whittier ........................................... Home (Golden Gym)
Feb. 1 - Fresno State ........................ .... .......... Home (Golden Gym)
Feb. 4 - San Diego PhibPac . ........................ Home (Golden Gym)
Feb. 12 - U. of San Diego ................................................ San Diego Feb. 16 - U. of San Diego .............................. Home (Golden Gym)
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Having recently completed their most successful promotions- two professional basketball attractions
matching the NBA Western Division powerhouse Los Angeles Lakers aQainst the San Francisco Warriors and
the_ Warriors against the Cincinnati Royals- the University Rebels Club is looking forward to bigger ·and
better things . This organizaiton, formed in the fall of 1963, is composed of Southern Nevadans who believe
that the development of an overall intercollegiate program is absolutely essential in focusing and keeping
public interest on the Las Vegas campus of the University of Nevada.
President is Angelo Collis, with Dr. Marvin Sedway vice president and Dick Davis secretary-treasurer.
Directors include Myron Leavitt, Jim Bilbray, Jr., Dave Pearl, Bert Leavitt, Austin Bowler and Tommy
Armour.
The Century Club, an arm of the University Rebels Club, is composed of those community-minded citi
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Allen and Hanson Ed & Mary Von Tobel Joseph McNamee Foundation
Dr. Thomas Armour Bill Morris Ed Fike
Bank of las Vegas Dr. Robert Morrison Dr. J. R. Fouts
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With an anticipated ground breaking in January, the next phase of Nevada Southern
University's ambitious campus building program will start with construction of a six-floor
dormitory to house about 300 students and a dining facility, both to be ready by September of
1966. Now officially called Nevada Southern Un iversity, the growth of the Las Vegas campus
of the University of Nevada from the idea stage in the late 1940's to a blossoming institution of
higher learning in a relatively few short years, is a reflection of the forward looking spirit of the
Southern Nevada community. The latest addition, a multi-story Social Science Building, opened
in September of this year. Also under construction is a Radiological Health Laboratory addition.
Maude Frazier Hall was the first building erected on the present 163-acre Maryland Park
way campus in June of 1957. Initial classes were held as early as 1951 at Las Vegas High School
and the Board of Regents officially authorized the Southern Regional Division four years later.
The curriculum was expanded gradually with the school graduating its first class in 1964;
graduate-level courses are also available.
Grant Hall, the second building authorized by the Nevada leg.islature, was first opened
in the summer of 1959 and was named for Board of Regents Chairman Archie Grant of Las
Veg_as. Miss Frazier, until the time of her death, was a pioneer educator and served as super
intendent of public schools in Las Vegas for a number of years and many terms as an Assembly
woman.
In rapid succession, came the health and physical educational building which was opened
in the spring of 1961 and the science-technology building which was opened for classes in the
fall of the same year featuring the most modern equipment for instruction in science and math
ematics. Another recent addition was one of the most modern and well stocked libraries in
the state which was first used in the spring of 1962.
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HOLIDAY CLASSIC PAIRINGS
Portland (L)
Monday Dec. 27 7:30 p.m.
St. Joseph's (D)
Tuesday Tuesday Champion-Third Place Dec. 28 Dec. 28 ship
7:30 p.m. Cal. Western (L)
9 p.m. Monday, Dec. 27
9 p.m. Nevada Southern
(L) or (D) indicates Light and Dark jerseys for first games; a flip of the coin will distinguish thereafter.
TOURNAMENT OFFICIALS
Official Timer - George Small
Official Scorer - Carl Smith
Referees - Furnished by the Southern Nevada Officials Association
All-Star Selections - Bill Guthrie (Las Vegas Review-Journalj and Art Rader (Las Vegas Sun)
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UNIVERSITY OF PORTLAND
MEET THE PILOTS
PORTLAND - front Row - L to R - Coach AI Negratti, Paul Gloden, Ed Maerz, mascot Jimmy Negratti , Jack Petrina, "Fin" Fitzgerald, Rev. Joseph · Powers, Athletic Board Chairman. Second Row - Ed Clark, Pat Ryan, Shelby Dirks, Buff Farana, Hobert Herber, Jim Benjamin. Third Row - Trainer Harley Lewis, Athletic Publicity Director Bill Rose, Jesse Perry, Charles Stroughter, Bob Hachman, Assistant Coach Joe Etzel.
Lt. Dk. Name Pos. Yr. Wt. Ht. Remaining Schedule Location
10 11 Jesse Perry ____ __ __ __ __ ____ F So. 1-95 6-5 June 3 - U. of British Columbia ............ .................... Hudson's Bay
12 13 Hobert Herber .......... G So. 175 5-11 Jan . 4 - U. of British Columbia ............ Home (Memorial Coliseum)
*14 15 Shelby Dirks -- ---·-- ---- --F Jr. 215 6-4 *20 21 Bob Hachman ______ ____ c Jr. 220 6-7 *22 23 Ed Clark ____ ___ _________ __ G So. 180 6-2
Jan. 7 - Utah State ............................ .... Home (Memorial Coliseum)
Jan. 11 - Cent. Wash. St. College ..... ... Home (Memorial Coliseum)
Jan. 15 - Eastern Montana St. College .............. ........ .......... Billings
Jan. 27 - U. of Oregon .................. ...... Home (Memorial Coliseum) 24 25 Pat Ryan ____ ______ ________ G So. 180 6-1 Jan. 28 - U. of Oregon ................. ............ ....................... Eugene
32 33 Paul Gloden .............. G So. 170 5-11 Feb. 1 - St. Mary's College .................... Home (Memorial Coliseum)
*34 35 Ed Maerza ________ ______ ___ _ F Sr. 190 6-4 40 41 Charles Strought~r .... C So. 200 6-7 42 43 Jack Petrina __ __ ___ ___ ____ F So. 195 6-3
Feb. 6 - Gonzaga .................... ............ Home (Memorial Coliseum)
Feb. 8 - Chapman College .................... Home (Memorial Coliseum)
Feb. 11 - Seattle U ................................. Home (Memorial Coliseum)
Feb. 13 - Seattle U . .................... ............................................ Seattle *44 45 Jim Benjamin _______ _______ F Sr. 215 6-5 Feb. 19 - Okla. City U ............................... .. ................ Hudson's Bay
50 51 Fred Cavenall -----------.F So. 190 6-4 Feb. 21 - Whitworth College ................................ Hudson's Bay
Feb. 28 - San Francisco St ........................................... San Francisco
March 6 - Gonzaga ... ...... ....... ................................. ........... Spokane
Head Coach - AI Negratti Enrollment - 1 ,850 (Co-educational) Assistant Coach - Joe Etzel Athletic Director - AI Negratti
School Colors - Purple and White Trainer - Harley Lewis
Athletic Board Chairman - Rev. Joseph Powers Manager - Dave Schlosser Administration Head - Rev. Paul Waldschmidt Won-Lost- 1964-65- 12-13
Conference - NCAA Independent
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BASKETBALL, FEB. 4-5, LAS VEGAS CONVENTION CENTER
Feb. 4- 7:15- College of Southern Utah vs. U of Wisconsin (Milwaukee)
8:45 -Cal Poly (San Luis Obsipo) vs. NSU
Feb. 5 - 7:15 - College of Southern Utah vs. Cal Poly
8:45 - U. of Wisconsin vs. NSU.
HOLIDAY CLASSIC CHATTER
Gasper Cardinale and Gene Burkauskas of St. Joseph's must think they're midgets as they are the only players on the Don roster listed under 6-0. Cardinale, a 5-10 guard, is one of the team's best outside shooters; this is his fourth year of varsity competition ... NSU's Sy Stepp will attempt to add to h is all-time Holiday Classic point total of 88 racked up in three previous appearances .. . The Rebels have future engagements with two tourney clubs - St. Joseph's (at Albuquerque Jan . 28) and Cal Western (at San Diego Jan. 7) .. . A real future "comer" according to Cal Western coach Bob Kloppenburg is 6-8 Dennis Grey, who helped pace the Westerner Frosh to an 11-4 mark last season ... Nevada Southern University, the defending Classic champ, will have to fight off the "no repeat" jinx which has plagued titalists since 1961 when Orange State won it. The following year Occidental captured the title and in '63 Cal Western finished on top of the heap . .. Portl and's biggest problem this season is to find some helping hands for 6-4 Ed .Maerz, coach AI Negratti's sole returning letterman; best bets are Shelby Dirks and Jim Benjamin . .. For the second straight year, the Rebs of NSU are making the Convention Center their official home base of operations with 12 games scheduled; last season Southern won 15 of 16 at home and was 9-1 on this floor losing only to Montana State, 89-71.
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MEET THE DONS
COLLEGE OF ST. JOSEPH - From Left to Right - Front Row - Ron Williams, Fred Applewhite, Mike Dana (Captain), Gasper Cardinale, and Gene Burkauskas. Second Row - Coach Ernie H. Smith, Louie Gremillion, Mike Baca, Lee Thomas, Jim Schuller, and Rudy Cordova (Ath . Dir.) Third Row - Denvil Saine, Ernie Laurent, Zoilo Dominguez, and Jim Ogden.
Lt. Dk. Name Pos.
10 Jay Kennedy ____________ G
*12 Zoilo Dominguez ...... C 14 Louis Gremillion ..... . C 20 Jim Schuller ......... ... .. F 22 Richard Hedderman .... F 24 Gene Brukauskas ...... G 30 Chester Olsen .......... G
*32 Ernie Laurent ............ F 34 Ron Williams ............ G
*40 Denvil Saine ....... ....... F 42 Fred Applewhite ...... G 44 Mike Baca ................ F
*50 Gasper Cardinale ...... G *52 Mike Dana ------------ ----G
54 Jim Ogden ________________ c * Probable Starters
Head Coach - Ernie Smith Athletic Director - Rudy Cordova
Yr. Wt.
Fr. 160 Jr. 225 Sr . 205 So. 175 Fr. 190 Fr . 185 Fr . 215 Jr. 200 Sr . 195 So. 195 Jr. 185 Sr. 200 Sr . 185 Sr . 180 Sr. 215
Athletic Board Chairman - Dr. Harold Davis Sports Information Director - Joseph Pettit Administration Head - Sr. M. Viatora Schuller
Dec. 29-30 - Colorado State Tourney .......................• Greeley, Colo.
Jan . 3 - Panhandle A&M College ........ Home (Civic Auditorium)
Jan . 7 - Regis College ----------····· ·· · ·········· Home (Civic Auditorium)
Jan. 8 - Westminster College ................ Home (Civic Auditorium)
Jan . 25 - Panhandle A&M College ........................ Goodwill, Okla.
Jan. 27 - New Mexico Western u. ........ Home (Civic Auditorium)
Jan . 28 - Nevada Southern u. ··············- Home (Civic Auditorium)
Jan. 31 - St. Michael's College ................ Home (Civic Auditorium)
Feb. 2 -Ft. Lewis College ............. .................... ....... Durango, Colo.
Feb. 5 -So. Colo. St. College ................ Home (Civic Auditorium)
Feb. 7 - Ft. Lewis College .. ---------- Home (Civic Auditorium)
Feb. 12 -E. New Mexico u. ···································· Portales, N. M.
Feb. 17 - So. Colo. St. College ............................ ........ Pueblo, Colo .
Feb. 19 - Regis College ·····-------·······--------·· ···············
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HOLIDAY CLASSIC RECORDS
ALL TOURNAMENT TEAMS
1961-Norris Greenwood (Cal Western), Tim Leonard (Nevada Sovthern), Art Williams (Cal Poly of Pomona), Edgar Clark (Orange State, Jon Breitman (Orange State). Most valuable player- Leonard .
1962- Tom Freeese (Whittier, Larry Edwards (Occidental), Jim Hefner (Cal Western), Henry Ellis (Whittier), Chet Hildebrandt (Nevada Southern). Most valuable player-Freese.
1963- Duane Hunter (Occidental), David Shay (Nevada Southern), John Carlyle (Cal Western). Most valuable player- Hefner.
1964- Silas Stepp (Nevada Southern), Tim Cunningham (Cal Western), George Asan, (Western Washington State), Duane Hunter, (Occidental), Roosevelt Lee (Nevada Southern). Most valuable player-Stepp.
TWO GAMES, TEAM
Most points- 158 by Cal Poly of Pomona, 1961.
Least points-86 by Cal Western, 1961.
Most field goals-65 by Cal Poly of Pomona, 1961.
Least field goals- 37 by Cal Western, 1961.
Most free throws made- 41 by New Mexico Highlands, 1963.
Least free throws mode-12 by Cal Western, 1961.
Most free throws attempted-62 by Nevada Southern and New Mexico Highlands, 1963.
Least free throws attempted-20 by Cal Western, 1961.
INDIVIDUAL, TWO GAMES
Most points-52 by Edgar Clark (Orange State), 1961.
Most field goals- 19 by Duane Hunter (Occidental), 1963; Edgar Clark (Orange State), 1961; Silas Stepp (Nevada Southern), 1964.
Most free throws made-15 by Silas Stepp (Neva-da Southern), 1962.
Most free throws attempted-21 by Silas Stepp (Nevada Southern), 1962 and 1961.
ALL-TIME RESULTS
1961 -(Championship) Orange State 80, Cal Poly of Pomona 73. (Consolation) Nevada Southern 57, Cal Western 49. (First Round Cal Poly 85, NS BO; Orange State 47, Cal Western 37.
1962-(Championship) Occidental 68, Whittier 66, 2 overtimes. (Consolation) Nevada Southern 65, Cal Western 57, overtime. (First Round) Occidental 61, Cal Western 49; Whittier 72, NS 68.
1963-(Championship Cal Western 44 , Nevada Southern 41. (Consolation) New Mexico Highlands 85, Occidental 79. (First Round) Cal Western 60, Highlands 58; NS 76, Occi-dental 63.
1964-(Championship) Nevada Southern 64, Cal Western 57. (Consolation) (First Round) Nevada Southern 87, Western Wash . 61; Cal Western 57, Occidental 41.
Most points-87 by Nevada Southern, 1964.
Least points-37 by Cal Western, 1961.
Most points half game-51 by New Mexico Highlands, 1963.
Least points half game-13 by Nevada Southern, 1963.
Most field goals-33 by Occidental , 1963; Nevada Southern, 1961, Orange State , 1961.
Least Field goals-14 by Nevada Southern, 1963.
Most free throws made- 25 by New Mexico Highlands, 1963.
Least free throws made-7 by Cal Western, 1961 , 1962 and 1964.
Most free throws attempted-41 by Nevada Soutehrn, 1963 .
Least free throws attempted- 9 by Cal Western, 1961 .
Most points- 29 by Edgar Clark (Orange State, 1961.
Most field goals- 12 by Silas Stepp (Nevada Southern), 1964.
Most free throws made- 13 by Don Helm (Nevada Southern), 1961.
Most free throws attempted-16 by Silas Stepp (Nevada Southern), 1963.
Our Sincere Thanks to the Nevada Southern University student body, to local news media outlets and to
Rebel basketball followers for their continued support of this event.
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