Cullman High School - Southerner Yearbook (Cullman, AL)

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l 9 8 8 CULLM BEARCAT lst row: Whit Sisulak mgr., ll Don Spradlin, 12 Jeremy Clark, 14 Sam David Knight, 15 Hank Apel, 16 Matthew Spradlin, 17 Clark Wood, 18 Jason Moore, 20 Jason Wright, 22 John Gardner, 23 John Mark Vandiver, 27 Shane Marti. 2nd row: Bain Adams mgr., 30 Lee Brooks, 32 Vince Comett, 33 Wescoat Free, 34 Kevin Jones, 35 Warren Trimble, 37 Chris Mann, 41 David Hutchens, 42 Matt Hudson, 43 John Knight, 44 Delan Trimble, 46 Horace Brown, 50 Blake Morris. 3rd row: 52 Logan Doss, 53 Mark Jones, 54 Scott Dossey, 55 Jeb Williamson, 56 John Grobe, 57 Will Little, 58 Chad Giese, 59 Richard Collins, 60 Scott McBrayer, 62 Jason Springer, 64 Jody Stitt, 65 Shawn Comelius, 73 Jamie Petersen, 4th row: 74 Jonathan Frutiger, 75 Chris Riddle, 76 J. J. Jacobs, 77 Kevin Folds, 79 John Mayhair, 80 Kevin Smith, 81 Leslie Lilienthal, 82 Tim Johnson, 83 Brad Hankey, 84 Jonathan Haynes, 85 Frankie Sapp, 86 Joseph Riddle, 87 Paul Messersmith, 88 Richard Hudson, 89 Pat Dean. CNot pictured: 78 Clay Whitej. Cullman 42 West Point 7 Cullman Brewer 0 Cullman 1 0 Hanceville 0 Cullman Hartselle 7 Cullman 20 Erwin 26 Cullman Boaz l 2 Cullman 40 Arab 1 3 Cullman Scottsboro 8 Cullman 8 Guntersvillel 4 Cullman Grissom 1 3

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