Escambia County High School - Atmorala Yearbook (Atmore, AL)

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Qaeda!! JULIAN CASSITY JUNIOR- -BACK Because of a leg injury, Julian missed three games. l-le returned in top form and was a workhorse in the baclqfielcl l-le was also one of our best defensive safety men CLYDE BATLEY--JUNIOR-GUARD Earning his first x irsity letter f th Bl C. , Q r or e ue Dexils, Clyde played in exery game this season and has been a defensne standout in the line. He was also an offensixe stand- out who will be counted on a gain next year. PELLAR LOWREY eaJ UN IOR-GUARD Although he was not a regular, Pellar was a good dependable player in the line who turned in excellent performances all the time He always seemed to be in the oppor- nent s way l-le will be counted on heavily next year JAMES KENNEDY-eSOPl-lOlVlOREw BACK Double dutv star at Atmore this seaso VT. playing great defensne ball and a workhorse I in t1eBlue Devils' single wing attack, Great safety man and excellent pass defender, CLAUDE MOYE fFRESl-lMAN5GUARD A standout for the Blue Devils this season, lvloye was noted for his defensive play. A hustl ell- ing 1 round performer, Claude never lost his head when excitement was high 33? X if' ' X 't - Who

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46016411 ALLAN DAVIS AFRESHMAN-BACK Although young in years, Allan played foot- i ball with the best of the older boys. Boy earned a regular's role as a defensive half- back in the backfield and was praised for his defensive play DON KELLYM-J UN IOR-TACKLE With the experience gained this year, Don should prove to be an asset to next year's team. l-le is a hard working, conscientious athlete. Don was used mostly on defense this season, BILLY BROUGHTON MFRESHMAN- BACK Since we had so many good backs, Billy did not see any action this season The training he received in practice will help him in his future years as a Blue Devil JAMES GULSBYW--FRESHMAN-GUARD Although James did not see much action, he gained valuable experience. l-le was used mostly on defense. LAGRANDE ETl-lRl DGE-FRESl-lMAN- GUARD Because of his size and lack of experience, Cannonball didn't see any action, In his first full season he gained valuable ex eri- i D ence owe..