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Left to Right: Pres Summerhays, Bob Watson, Ned Alger, Head Coach Ray Nagel, Gordon Lee, Lynn Stiles, Bud Tynes
ASSISTANTS
NED ALGER
Ned is a graduate of Brigham Young University. He
played halfback for the Cougars from 1947 to 1950. He
graduated from the Provo school in 1954.
He had one of the all-time great coaching records in
Utah prep circles while head coach at Pleasant Grove.
His P. G. clubs won 31 games, lost only 4 and tied 3
during Alger's stint. During Ned's four years of high
school coaching his Pleasant Grove teams won two state
titles and three division buntings.
PETE CARLSTON
Pete Carlston played his football at Utah in 1931-32-
33 and was an All-Conference end for the Hilltoppers.
While Pete played for the Utes they won two conference
crowns and tied for a third.
Pete is a long time Ute with great coaching experience.
He is the senior member of the Ute staff. He
started at Utah with Ike Armstrong, continued with
Jack Curtice and has been with Nagel the past six years.
Actually Pete has, at one time or another, coached
nearly every sport at Uteville. He is a versatile individual.
GORDON LEE
Lee is a first year member of the Ute staff. He graduated
from the University of Utah in 1962 and completed
his master's degree in Physical Education in 1963.
His hometown is Tooele, Utah.
Gordy was honorable mention All-Conference in
1960, and was Academic All-Conference and Academic
All-America in 1960. He was an outstanding studentathlete
all four years at Utah.
Gordy coached the offensive backfield at American
River Junior College in Sacramento, California, during
the 1963 football season.
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Ute Coaching Staff
LYNN STILES
Stiles is another brand new Ute coach. He graduated
from Utah in 1963. He is now working on his master's
degree at Uteville.
While at Utah, Lynn was an outstanding guard, being
named to some All-Conference selections.
Lynn played in the All-America Bowl game in 1962.
He is a fine student of football and will be a real asset
to the Utah coaching staff. Lynn will spend a great deal
of his time with the linemen.
PRES SUMMERHAYS
As freshman coach he has had good success with
his 1958 and '59 teams winning the Western Division
greenhng titles.
Summerhays was a triple threat tailback in the late
twenties and was an All-Conference selection two seasons
and an All-America mention his junior year.
Besides his football duties, Pres is also head baseball
coach and his team, the past season, won the
Northern Division title in the Western Athletic Conference.
BOB WATSON
Bob is in his second year at Utah. He is a graduate
ot ULLA — 51. He played on the same team with Head
Coach Ray Nagel at UCLA. He performed as a wingback
end and fullback under the coaching of all-time
fann S ed Sande r;s- Bob was captain of the Uclans in
1950. He coached 8 years at Oregon State. The last
five campaigns with the Beavers he was first assistant
SLrT P^ 11 ? 0 -.He coached every phase of Oregon
btate football during his tenure.
BUD TYNES
tT Bud Tf ra £ U , at< r d £ om the University of Utah in 1963
with a Bachelor s Degree and in the summer of 1964
t^Urf i,f ^ aSt ^o S c„ T5 £ es Was a standout fullback on
enrp l!o Sq K dS ° f 1 ?- 59 ' 60 ' 62 and was an All-Conference
honorable mention two of these years.
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