Foley High School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Foley, AL)

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A .1 ssl. ... STARTING LINEUP 'BACKFIELD Left to rlght Norr1s Nelson RH Gene Underwood QB Rex Beech FB W Smlth LH LINE Left to rlght Dav1d W1ll1s RE Kenny Moore RT Robert Pruett RG Harold Avlnger LowellJames LG Charles Fell LT Broox Holmes LE CHEERLEADERS Sharretts Roberts Paul Alban James Runyan 1949 SEASON S RECORD H St Stanlslaus FH Snlas FH Monroevllle H Flomaton H Robertsdale FH Atmore H W S Neal Bay M1 nette H Fanrhope FH Semmes Tech FOLEY vs. ST STANISLAUS The Foley Luons got off to a good start by defeatnng a tr1cky St Stanlslaus eleven at Bay St Louls Miss The Llons showed good Splflf especlally durlng the last halt Norris Nelson scored three touchdowns two In the flrst half and one extra polnt to E lead 1n the scormg column for the L1ons Llttle shnmp Nelson scored the other tally wuth a fnve yard lunge off nght tackle 1 : 'I l 1 , - ,.L. z .I ...-I W -I -I ,-C, F526 ..... . ' ..... ld , s41 ..... - ......... o sae.. .. - ...... o V, Fsaz ..... ....... o , 2 ' Fsao ..... . ...o 1, -' S7.... ..... ...21 FS48 ..... .. .. ...o FHSI4 ..... ' ...... 7 A FSl2 .... . ' .... ..1s sg.. .. .... .ls A 268 61 1, yy 26 .14 y 5 l . . I' . , jy A

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A541 COACH com: H A5-5'1.coACH lee i Al Lunsford W. E. Meridith T. E. Robinson LINE COACH HEAD COACH ASST. COACH ACHING STA The T949 50 football season was one of the best engoyed at Foley Hugh The Lvons won elght games whale losnng only two They boasted a very heavy llne charging an front of a fast sure footed baclcfneld There was plenty of team spurat even toward the end of the season when everyone was hred ofthe long weary practuce sessions Harold Avmger letterman center and Broox Holmes letterman end were elected captam and co captain respectuvely OTBALL 9

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ily... -- if., .,,,i,,,,.,ig,, ,..'5T.,.,s, , . .. f .' Tsfqtg.-1 MX- --'gy ',.,.,,. - t . A ., M.. ,. . ' . .'- . -f' ,... V-1 Beech breaks through the Bay Minette line! FOLEY vs. SILAS 41 O The following week the Lions traveled up to Silas, and once again came home with a victory under their belt. Norris Nelson again led the scoring parade with two touchdowns, while W. L. Smith, Gene Underwood, Rex Beech, and Vance Parks tallied once each. This game ended more like a track meet than a football game. FOLEY vs. MONROEVILLE 39 O Once again the Lions traveled a long distance and again came home victorious. The two teams battled on even terms the first half with the Lions scoring once. In the second half the Lions ran wild, and with hard, bonerattling blocking in front of speedy backs, scored five touchdowns. Nelson again led the scorers with two tallies, FOLEY vs. ROBERTSDALE 30 O The Lions met the Bears in Robertsdale and won their fifth consecutive game. Foots Willis and Lyle Klug scored two touchdowns each and Rex Beech scored on a long run once. The Lions were a little too overconfident but came out of it very well. FOLEY vs. ATMORE 7 21 while Holmes, Beech, Underwood, and Willis scored once each. FOLEY vs. FLOMATON 32 0 This was the Lion's first home game, and they made an impressive appearance. Nelson once more was the leading scorer with two T.D.'s. Smith, Beech, and Parks scored once each. James was outstanding at his guard position. The whole line played exceptionally well. Atmore! - the big game! The Lions played the Blue Devils on even terms, but they did not seem to have the scoring punch when the opportunities came. The Blue Devils scored first after being held in check the first quarter and most of the second. The half ended with Atmore leading 7 to 0. Early in the second half, Atmore scored again by a wide sweep around right end. The Lions weren't to be denied, however, and came back by scoring on a pass from Parks to Willis. Avinger drop- kicked the extra point. The Blue Devils squeezed over one more tally in the final quarter. Atmore was seeking,revenge for last year's defeat from Foley, 7 to O, Lion's Captains Avinger and Holmes meet Tiger's Captain Traywick on Armistice Day.