University of Arkansas Fort Smith - Numa Yearbook (Fort Smith, AR)

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lntra-Mu ral Touch Football Co-ordinating' the FSHS and JC intra-mural program was the intra-mural committee with Coach Frank Jones as director and Doyle Cole, JC sophomore, as chairman of the committee. Tommy Daniels and Louis Swofford were Senior High mem- bers of the group, of which Bill Sengel is the other JC member. Having successfully conducted two years of intra-mural sports, this body has helped assure intra-murals a permanent place in the athletic program of both schools. Charles Liotta's JC Freshman Tigers drew Hrst blood in the race for the intra- mural sweepstakes award by winning' top honors in touch-football. Squad members of the champions are: front row-Jewel Morris, Bryan Webb, Bobby Hicksg standing- Joe Holley, Alfred Sass, Captain Charles Liotta, and Wayne Hays.

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ROWLETT BRISCO DuVALL HOLLAND SCOTT DAVIS Football Squad Vernon Rowlett- Dode,'-Back Another of the Bruins' fine backs was Vernon Rowlett. He helped out on the scoring end of many plays and was also a good defen- sive player. Dode will be back to do his part toward the making of a winning team next year. Delno Brisco4 Hungry -End A hard worker and a fine pass receiver, Brisco was a great blocker and a smart defensive player and was admired by fans for his sur- plus of nerve and blocking power. He will be back next year, and you can bet his job will he well done. S. E. DuVall- Screwball Center S. E. kept the Grizzlies going throughout the season. He was pos- sibly the most generally liked player on the squad, and he was a bright spot in the line with his hard blocking and vicious tackling. John Holland- Prof -Back t'Prof was the quarterback who constantly showed his prowess as a field general for the Grizzlies. His passing arm made him a main- stay in the baekfield, and he was also a dependable punter. He will be back next year. Bobby Scott- Rosebud,'-Guard Rosebud,' was recognized by everyone as the Bruin's finest line- man all season. Although Bobby suffered a broken finger at the start of the year, he came back to finish strong, His brilliant work earned him a berth on the all-state second team. Arthur Davis- Shifty -Trainer For several years now, Shifty has been a familiar figure at foot- ball games in Grizzly Stadium. A loyal supporter of the Bruins, he is always ready With his first-aid kit to patch up battered athletes.

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Lawson Metz h pwmdent FSI-IS Sop omores of 'I-L2 Row 1: Mary Catherine Abi'ng'ton, Maxine Al- bertson, Neva Gene Alderson, Elizabeth Alexander, Peggy Allbright, Elnora Allen, Charles Anderson, Christine Arnold, Imo- gene Bailey, Row 2: Orvel Ballard, Betty Jean Bartmess, Polly Bassett, Una Lee Bates, Raymond Bassett, Nancy Lee Beasley, Betty Jo Bell, Donald Bell, Doris Bell. Row 3: Bobby John Beller, George Bentley, Mil- dred Bevel, Burnidean Bivins, Harry Black- man, Anna Virginia Blackwell, Bobby Blass, Gertrude Blaylock, Bettye Jean Boatman. Row 4: Ralph Bogner, K. C. Bolin, Mary Ann Bounds, Dick Brady, Marjorie Brannon, Jame Brashier, Don Brazelton, Margaret Breen, Betty Jo Bridges. Row 5: Delno Brisco, Dan Brooksher, Billy Paul Brotherton, A. L. Brown, Harold Brown, Elsie Faye Bull, Bob Burkit. Row 6: Graydon Bushart, Sybel Butler, Blake Caldwell, Roy Gene Calloway, Elwanda Car- penter, Clyde Carruthers, Bobby Ray Carson. Row 7: Lytle Caton, Ruth Chapman, Jean Marie Christy, Beverly Clark, Leroy Clark, Charles Climer, Annalie Cobb.