Michael. (Mike) Markham

Is Brian Brown out there, haven't heard anything from him lately?

Mike Markham

Steve Lindgren

The Photo is a Little League picture, 8th or 9th grade. Take note of the coaches in right hand side of photo, clearly are not Coach Martin or Wade. Team practiced at Munciple Park and I have fond memories of that team.

Coaches were outstanding, we couldn't of had betters teachers. In part, they gave Coach Martin and Wade a gift.

Steve Lindgren

Ladene McInelly (Moffett)

Bob Rust,

I think that Scott Moffat would be surprised that he is listed as deceased on the football picture, on the third row.

It is actually Brian Moffett (deceased) on the third row. I would recognize that hair anywhere.

Brian Brown

Steve Lindgren was right: Coaches Iman Hale, FUDD, Ted Weight and Grant Martin inheirted a great team!

Eric Orem wasn't playing because of a wrist injury. I wasn't on this team because I weighed over 160!

Look for the other guys who are not playing: Gary Lomax and Fred Grobstein were also TOO BIG to play.

Coach Gay or Gaylen had Orem and I walking the sidelines with a clipboard recording the plays ie Fullback off right Guard, pass to the left end, etc.

They didn't kick Field Goals or point after TD so DAN BROWN actually got to carry the ball for a 1 POINTER!

Bob Rust thank you for posting this photo and identifying MOST in this ROGUES GALLERY. 

Brian "BROOM" B

Bob Rust

This one is tougher.

Bob Rust

Top Row (5^th) - Mr. Leddy?

Fourth Row - Web Adams, Brian Moffet, Bob Cannon, Mark Stephens,

Middle Row - Bob Rust, Mike? Leddy,

2^nd Row - Bob Palmer John Strasser, ??? Clark, Bill Mavor

Bottom Row - Doug Gill, Evan Maw, ??? Richardson

Bob Johnson

Bob Johnson

Brian Brown

Brian BBrian B

What year do you think this photo was fromThat sure looks like Dave Buchman on the top row, just to the right of  Bobby Cannon.

What year do you this photo is from? '63...''64...'65?

Bob Johnson

Bob Rust

This is where we are with our best guesses on the Muni Bantams.  Question marks represent unnamed people.

1964 Municipal Bantams

Top Row 5

   Chuck Cook, Cliff Lloyd

Row 4

   Web Adams, Brian Moffat, ?, Bob Cannon, Dave Buckman, ?, Mark Stephens, Paul Rich, ?, ?, ?.

Row 3

   Bob Rust, ?,  Mike Lloyd, ?, ?, ?, ?, Reed Madsen, Dave Rapp, ?, ?.  

Row 2

   ?, ?, ?, ? ?, Bob Palmer, Bill Clark, John Strasser, ?,?,? Clark, Bill Mavor

Bottom Row 1

   ?, ?, ?, ?, Doug Gill, Evan Maw, Mark Milburn, Richardson 

Where is Brent Russon and Brent Beament

Bob Johnson is on the top row somewhere

Reed Madsen

Hi Bob, I was on one of those teams for a short time. Failing grades and getting beat up everytime Ray Petersen came through the line at practice was too much to endure.

Next to Rapp is Randy Outzsen??sp

Bob Johnson

Bob Rust

Bob Johnson,  Where are you, Brent Russen & Brent Beament?

Bob Rust

Dave Rapp filled in a some blanks but we still have 12 unnamed.  Another question: what was Kiwanis?  The team name? League name?

1964 Municipal Bantams

Top Row 5

   Chuck Cook, Cliff Lloyd

Row 4

Web Adams, Brian Moffat, ?, Bob Cannon, Dave Buckman, ?, Mark Stephens, Paul Rich, Tom Clauson, Paul Taggert, maybe Mike Hale.

Row 3

   Bob Rust, ?,  Mike Lloyd, ?, ?, ?,Dave Evans, Reed Madsen, Dave Rapp, Randy Outzen, Homer Warner. 

Row 2

   Kevin Reno, ?, Greg Bemett, ? ?, Bob Palmer, Bill Clark, John Strasser, Bill Mavor

Bottom Row 1

   Harold, ?, ?, ?, Doug Gill, Evan Maw, Mark Milburn,  Randy Richardson 

Holly Williams (Schelin)

I think the Kiwanis Club must have been a sponsor.  My father was a long time member of the Kiwanis Club as Vice President of ZCMI

Juliene Brewer (Killoran)

 

 

 

Juliene Brewer (Killoran)

Did Simon Gittins play football? Wondered if I saw him between Bob Palmer and Doug Gill in one photo! Great fun to see those pictures that are surely treasured!!

Hi Duff!

Bob Rust

Dennis Smith is between Bob Palmer and Doug Gill.

Steve Snyder

I prefer to remember Jimmy like this. My we were handsome young men. Couldn't seem to find a barbershop though.

Holly Williams (Schelin)

That is EXACTLY how I remember you both!  Such great memories on this message board lately... thanks for sharing Snyder!

Juliene Brewer (Killoran)

Thanks much Bob! Don’t recall Dennis!! Looks handsome like Simon!! Miss those we have lost!! 😢

Robert Cannon

I went to Jimmy's viewing and funeral. Attendance was sparse so I spent time with his children talking about their lives with him as a father. I also spoke with his siblings at length about his life after college. At the funeral, some poetry was read, and at the burial site people randomly spoke of him. Their interractions were based on his later years when he struggled with alcohol abuse. Nobody knew him from Jr. High or high school except Wolfie Lewis and me. His children knew of his love of reading, but, not his early personality. I didn't know him in his last 35 years, except, for his problems, through word of mouth. As everyone spoke, I was frustrated and saddened that no one knew his serious or youthful life. As the microphone was passed through his family, I reluctantly, spoke for a few moments. I mentioned, how, the first time I saw him, when he moved to our neighborhood, he was reading a book on his way from school. He loved to read. They mentioned his large library at his house. I told about how he didn't make the little league basketball team. Instead of pouting, he worked so hard and in two years, he was starting on the JV team while the rest of us were on the sophmore  team. He worked hard to be great. The boys did know his favorite basketball player, Jerry West. I was happy he shared his love of basketball with them. They said he had two posters, Jerry West and Elgin Baylor. Cathy, his sister, told me that over the last three weeks, while in hospice, he just wanted to hold her hand. A sad ending to the great guy with whom I walked and talked, each day, on our way to East high school. 

Catherine Wheelwright (Ockey)

I'm sorry to hear about Jim, but appreciate knowing. I too remember when he moved into the neighborhood. I was such a shy introvert, but also an avid reader, so we had that in common. Jim was always kind to me and easy to talk with. I didn't know him as an adult, as is the case with most of you, since I have spent most of my life outside of Utah, but I do appreciate the updates and the birthday wishes that so many of you send each year. /Catherine

Pam Wootton

Newspaper article about Jim Horsley, basketball season 1969.  Such a nice, classy guy. Gifted athlete. RIP Jim.