Ardmore High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Ardmore, OK)

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S 1, YJ' 5: 'Qi 4 bv -yy E RONALD HORNE Ehd N ...- o . -A -4i T-TORACE BAILEY Tackle DON BAT-TNER Cerner All-DISTRICT TIGERS Ronald, anoTher Three-year leTTerman, Teamed wiTh Horace as Tiger CapTain. Ronald pulled several games ouT oT The Tire wiTh long punT reTurns and sTerling caTches, The only reTurning regular Trom lasT year's Team, he was one oT The leaders. Play- ing deTensive halTback, he used speed and rough Tackling To sTop several hard drives. Donald, Tiger back, proved his worTh in scoring several Touchdowns and picking up valuable yard- age. A IOO-yard dash Trackman, he oTTen ran The opponenT's ends and broke way Tor long gains. DespiTe his size, he was one oT The Top deTensive hands and was praised Tor his iolTing Tackles. Horace was one oT The Tigers Tough sTalwarTs. His savage deTensive play always kepT The coaches smiling, and in The opponenT's line. ATTer leTTering Tor Three years, he became a leader oT The Team and was capTain oT several games in The 'Sl season. Judge is a Three-year leTTerman aT guarTerback. T-Tis excellenT Tield generalship pulled Ardmore Thru several TighT squeezes This year. T-Te is an adepT Taker and he Teamed wiTh Ronald as a Tine pass combinaTion. T-Te could also be called on Tor punT- ing and deTensive work when necessary. Judge conTribuTed Tine Team spiriT and husTle. Bud, who played 48 minuTes in mosT oT The games, was noT praised much Tor his oTTensive work, be- cause iT was overshadowed by his deTense play. Many Times This season he has come up Trom his linebacking posiTion To seT back The opponenTs. Much oT This was done by his Terocious Tackling. His speed was an asseT To The Team all year as he pulled down several players Trom behind. Coach Elmer BuTler did much in making The Tiger Torwards inTo The Tine line iT was. AlThough he was shorT on maTerial and his boys were lighT, Mr. BuTler Trained These boys inTo excepTionally Tierce line- men. No oTher coach in The sTaTe could geT The TooTball knowledge inTo The boys as TasT as Coach BuTler, who by acTual demonsTraTion showed Them how To geT The job done. Our haTs are OTT To Mr. BuTler Tor his Tine iob. Q 4- '--4 ,O Ull- .,i, DONALD HGRNE Halfback -Ag , . T JUDGE WILLIAMS QuarTerback ELMER BUTLER Line Coach .163-Q A i ho I

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Many faces, phofographers included, were recorded on film as rhe camera snapped nearly seven hundred Criferion picfures on Ocrober 2. Gradualion gowns, olien Comi- Cally filled, were worn proudly lor a momenf by every senior who preened hasfily before lhe mirror, Then smugly paraded info lhe im- provised srudio for his flash of lriumph- phorographic proof of seniorily. Also rrium- phanf was fhe raising of our Senior sign, lhe Trophy for which we had waired fhree long years. The Good Cilizen Award This monfh wenr +o Tania Colberf Ocrober s orher Three honor sfudenfs Ryonis and Rorary members were Gwyn l-lann Doris Ward and Al Ringer MORGAN MCCU LLAR Sfaff Phofographer 0? ff? KENNETH JONES ss sfanf Phofoqrapher 939m E H!! UE 18