Breckenridge High School - Buckaroo Yearbook (Breckenridge, TX)

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ft -nh W It My sity Stl st lf tiaisliiift COACH Ecx CURTIS . it : n the spring months of each year Breck I-li's tball prospects enter into from two to three onths of strenuous but enjoyable spring football ractice. To gain actual game experience and to A ke this spring training period more enjoyable -f i to the boys, our coaches divide the thirty-odd boys W into Army and Navy squads and a game between t the two is played each Friday. Last spring the first string line and the first I string backfield were placed upon opposite teams 'l xr---y with Slee Harris ca Jtaining the line of the Nav . 4 5 PY , l T 1 Y e Y ' team and Spot Collins captaining the Army team. I 1 K i The boys went into thcse gaines with plenty of ' ,. i,. 3 r, K v ight, and, as a result, the games were all hotly and closely contested, but the powerful Army gbackiield usually came out on top. t .i?Ls il5i e'srpmiiiQtraining session draws to a close, the boys begin preparing for and looking forward to the traditional Ex-Eligible game which is played at the end of every spring Last fi . . K' -:Eos gthe Exes proved to b the better team, but had to come from behind in the last few rg. 1 . f wow? fgm ,lflaifigain Bill Ramsey had kicked a twenty-yard field goal. -s Q G wg 'of tips? libvdl ' M, W ,V hw' lfgtpffti ty ,,c vfllxif- S 44614 Q a ,. .,al t get of bbpilltfl ' t gigp N M -.,-ff . t J bcoxxxrg p p ,112 i.-,.' tiqgsgiav, Hrlffs U Y ' ll E I Qi ? 1 Q 1 syty W5-..a, 514 ' t t all -.-- r' 'l' 1 'f N ,.,. ggi ,Q , K C. Q. SMITH C, .,p2 . 4 ,- ti in 91 Assistant t Coach ta ' y ' t l ,t it s y Y G' B' it CAPTAIN SPor ' ms A'