Carter Riverside High School - Eagle Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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' rg. L Y sf it 2 . r ' fg? 41-swift!!! ,. ,Q W, . ygtugsjii fy?-,w ,gr i N t 55 . Avail? 5 siairfrei 2 1 .+ P 4- ,S 'W ga- Mike McAllister The Carter Cheerleaders started the school year off with a bang by placing first at the S. M. U. Cheerleaders School, During both football and basketball sea- sons they led the student body in enthu- siastic pep rallies and entertained with a variety of stunts, Other activities were the posting of pep rousing signs in the halls and the selling of pep ribbons. Un- der the sponsorship of 'Miss Katherine Officer, the Cheerleaders had a most suc- cessful season, -tfevn. y ft lx Miss Katherine Officer Sponsor Sassy Shouters Boost C. H. S. Spir1t b MQW ywiflff X I5 fir' Glenda Shewrnake Don Rogers Gayle Millican

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Gridmen Sweep to Second in Conference New talent was the keynote of the 1957 football sea- son. Coach 'Buster Dixon beganthe 'season depending heavily on halfback Pete Hill, ends Bill Danford and Larry Ligon, tackle Roy Lovelady, and center Edwin Groves. These were the boys returning from the 1956 starting lineup. It soon became evident that the Eagles' potential would be in their juniors, quarterback Gray Mills, half- backs Ierry Terrell and Bill Kemp. When everyone began lauding the merits of these young men, Coach Dixon just grinned, he'd known it all along. As the Eagles battered their way through a grueling pre-season lineup, they battled everything from the ninth ranked team in the state to the Asiatic flu. The Dixonrnen lost a few teeth and broke some bones, but they gained rapidly in experience and skill, by October 18, they felt they were prepared to meet the Parrot powerhouse, Poly High. Bottom, first row, left to right: Mgr, Tommy Ward, I. B. Wilson, Kenny Millican, Iimmy Chokas, W. I. Patrick, Ernie Hedgecoth, Ierry lack Terrell, Don Tallman, Iimmy Riley, Ronnie Tallant, David Drennan, Dennis Drysdale, Mgr. Stanley Woodring. Second row, middle, Ward Bogard, Kenneth Moorman, Ronnie Cooper, Robert Havens, Neal Sitzes, Edwin Groves, Bobby Witcher, The Eagle High boys stepped gingerly over the Parrot team l2-O, the next week they did not step over Arlington Heights, they rornped over the Iackets 40-6. In game three of the '57 season the Paschal Panthers slightly ruffled the Eagles' feathers as they stomped to a 40-5 victory. After making repairs on various ligaments and run- ning out sundry kinks, Carterites attended a barbecue of the North Side Steers. Final score was Eagles 12, Steers 6. By the time the Tech game was over, there wasn't a clean uniform on the Carter line-up. Everyone got to play except Coach Dixon and the Bulldogs. When the final gun sounded the Eagles finished the season with a neat 45-6 victory and second place win in district play. Larry Howard, Richard Pitt, Tommy Palachek, Ierry Tillery, Iohn Lindley. Third row, top: Coach Lon Goldstein, Roy Lovelady, Robert Spell- ings, Iohnny Cole, Billy Don Danford, Iames Ray Hammonds, Pete Hill, Roger Mayes, Gray Mills, Larry Ligon, Bill Kemp, Rex Pitts, Kenneth Cue, and Coach Buster Dixon. hw' , Iiilffiiitlffr 5? . -'ff' ew.,4W.r cr' Fi 1, sw