Parrish High School - Sel Ala Yearbook (Selma, AL)

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A SQUAD FIRST RONN- lvli lo Right: Jimmy lupscoit, Ellis Purlxer, Cliorle, Pollodm, Jose Vinson, Frunlslin Clioslor, Robert Huglws, Clny Moore, Ruporl lonq SECOND ROW4 Billy Buflwonun, Mi,ion llwornpson, Conil Jciclcson, Allon Molmn, Koil Sorllw, Robust Almon, Joe Johnson, Clifford Journey THlRD ROW: Jin Noluors, lu-.werne Gantt, Al Veoclw, Aubrey Miller, Onio Louis Joclcson, Gary Filts, Bobby Gordon, All,n Collins, Milam Turner, John Foster B SQUAD llRSl ROW: Leif to Rlglil: .liinniy Louis, Woller Slouflerirnire, lobby Eeoiy, Ronald Colfee, Glen long, Ernusl Guinn, Eyuns Alison, Billy Crows SECOND ROW: Hensly Nix, Beth Minler, Aubrey Vinson, Ro':err Mcl-luglw, Siewcnl McKenzie, Ginn Weill, Olcn Cooper, Ed Corner, Ken Houghton, Bobby Binforsl, Eddie Woll, Doniel Louis lHll?D ROW:Clwc1rlcs Hurris, Dawson Burlon, Junws Hooper, Andy Wilkinson, John Pendergross, Judson Snecid, Curtis Os'Durn, Frank Handy, Jornos Fiilli, Jolvn H. Singley, Lawson Miller, Clmrles Powell, Jornos Buxlon.

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STANDING: Nat Almon, Head Coach, John Scarbrough, Basket- ball, O. E. Richardson, Assistant Coach . . . KNEELING: Albert Bar- ton, Donnie Cotfee, Managers. Fll0'I'llALL Jim Tapscott won both the James L. Cash trophy and the Quarter- back trophy for his fine work and teamplay during the '48 season. Jim played end, was captain for the season and also made honor- able mention on the Alabama All- State team.

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i 5 E i l - t FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Allen Collins, Jimmy Topscott, Gory Fitts, Joe Vinson, Milton Thompson, Aubrey Miller, Robert Almon, Robert Highes, Al Veoch, Chorles Pollock SECOND ROW: John Foster, Clifford Journey, .loclc King, Bobby Gordon, Jim Nobors, Bill Buchonon, .lim Corden, Milom Turner. lltlll l'l'l' LETTERMEN G A M E S STARKE 14-SELMA 0 The TQ48 debut of football in Selmo wos ruined os on experienced, heovy Storkes teom defected Porrish l4 to O. Porrish wosn't cible to get on offen.e storted, ond, therefore, goined only 59 ycirds rush- ing. They ployed o foirly good defensive gome. THOMASVILLE 0-SELMA O Greot improvement wos disployed os Porrish fought to o hord O-O tie gome. Highlight of this encounter wos greot gool-line stond by the Tigers. With four downs to go ond only 5 yords needed for o touchdown by Thomosville, the Porrish line held ond Buchonon punted out. LORETTO 26-PARRISH 7 Four of Selmo's first string men were injured in this gome os Selmo lost. ln this hord fought but losing bottle the boys in Block ond Gold scored their first touchdown of the seoson ond their only extrct point conversion of the entire yeor. PARRISH T2-GROVE HILL 12 With substitutes in six positions becouse of injuries, the Tigers gove o good occount of themselves by fighting to o T2-I2 cle-odlock. Jim Topscott ond Buchonon scored for Porrish, but the boys were unoble to convert on either touchdown. Page 58