Fayette County High School - Echo Yearbook (Fayette, AL)

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LEE BROOKS HANKINS--Halfback. Out for his first time, Lee Brooks received a broken arm at mid-season but should be ready to make a go of it next year. ED GAINES JEFFRIES-Tackle. lIoosie saw little action this year but in the next two years he should be an asset to the Tigers. As a substitute, Ed was glad for the chance to play. He will make a fine gridder. GAINES LAWRENCE--Quarterback. Being a first yearer didn't prevent Gaines from proving that he will make a place for himself on the Tiger 'Honor Roll as a future star. With more experience Gaines will make a valuable player as did his brother, Howard BILL GALLONAY -Guard Small, courageous and tough, Bill got a good start at football this year and left an :Lmpressmn that he will be in jam-up fashion next year He can be counted on to make a place for himself next year MACK DANIELS Halfback A lover of squirrels as well as of football, Little Man will be called on in future years to display real football ability He should develop into another kicking Tiger JEFF COBB- End This was Cobb's first year of football and with more experience and weight he will be heard frcxn later on and should prove to be an apt man for the position of End L C SMITH End Another player who has three years to play, L C 's footballing should improve a great deal in that time and by the time he is a Senior he should afford the op- ponents eane stiff competition FRANK WEST Guard Frank saw little action this year, but in future seasons he can be counted on to do his share toward making the seasons successful MALCOLII FERGUSON-Center With a few pounds and some experience, Malcolm should develop into a true Tiger J V MORGAN Manager Buzzie was a faithful, capable manager Always kept on the run, he still remained cheerful A better manager couldn't be found WALLACE PORTJB DODSON Manager 'Alley Cat started out on the squad, but due to an injury he turned to the 'dirty job' He was always ready with an extra string, a pail of water, or whatever the team needed FELIX GRIMSLEY llanager Sonny was one of the more serious managers but exceptionall good at the job Regardless of the task, Sonny rolled up his sleeves and undertook the jo F Club Joe Gunter Vice President Kathleen Hollingsworth Sec Treas Gene Logan President 96 . -' ' 5. OFFICERS A p W

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