Blanchard High School - Lion Yearbook (Blanchard, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1953 volume:

THE LION STORY 1952 — 1953 Presented By THE SENIORS of BLANCHARD HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR CLASS Blanchard, Oklahoma SUPERINTENDENT’S MESSAGE The Annual Staff is to be congratulated this year on their efforts in making this year's Annual pleasing and complete. I am sure we all feel a sense of pride in the Staff's effective arrangement of materials and in their extent of coverage of school activities. May this year's book be a source of great pleasure to all of you in keeping your memories of high school associations refreshed, is the wish of your superintendent. Yours very truly. M.G. Starry (j Superintendent BLANCHARD HIGH SCHOOL SCHOOL BOARD BUS DRIVERS Left to right: Wayne Wilbanks, Chet Sewell, Byron Terrell, Pete Hill, and Gaylon Stacy, ANNUAL STAFF Left to right: Robert Green, Pat Ffench, Johnny Bowser, Sam Echols, Mr. Cavanaugh, Fleda Isbell, Coye Bridges, Joy Mac Starry, and Mary Grady HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY JOE T. WILLIAMSON M.G. STARRY A. J. TERRELL ALVIN NOWLIN Junior High Superintendent High School Principal Vocational Agriculture OLIVE SU DAVIDSON LOWELL B. RUSSELL English Music GORDAN VAUGHAN AGNES ENSMINGER Coach Home Economics MAURICE PIERCE Coach-Science MIKE DWYER Industrial Arts KATHRYN BAYLESS Junior High RICHARD CAVANAUGH Commerce SENIORS BYRON TERRELL President SAM ECHOLS Secretary and Treasurer Valedictorian PEGGY MCKINNEY Valedictorian JANE GILMORE DONALD CURRY DON WHITSON JOAN BURRIS NORMA HARRIS WAYNE WILBANKS MELVIN CROWDER DORIS JEAN WILLIAMS Sedall Brooks La Venna Williams Betty Harmon Tommy Rodgers Pete Hill James McCutchen Robert Winnard Don Boettler Donald Rolen SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY I guess all my letters got immediate attention, because I see all my old classmates of fifteen years ago here at Green Mountain Lodge at Rockaway Beach, Missouri. I am now the owner of Green Mountain Lodge. You may remember me as Peggy McKinney. There go Robert Winnard and Tommy Rodgers to town arguing as usual. Robert sells Farmall tractors now and Tommy sells Fords. They're still in competition. James McCutchen is with them, but he isn't doing much talking. He is the owner of the Oklahoma Publishing Company, and he just sits around and keeps his ears open for news. Here come Mr. and Mrs. Terrell and their wealthy son Byron. Byron and his cousin have taken over the Anderson Brothers Pipe Line Company, and it is now called Terrell and Potter. Well, there’s Don Whitson (now a recording artist with Decca records) and Gaylon Stacy (a five-star General who now directs his boys' Choir, the Singing Sergeants) knocking on the door of Cabin One, but why should I be surprised. They're doing the same thing they were fifteen years ago, courting their high school sweethearts, Mary Nell Grady and Jane Gilmore. Mary Nell is still Don's accompanist. She has made quite a name for herself in records, too. Jane now owns an exclusive girls' Camp in Colorado. The door of Cabin Four is open and I see John Lackey, Cook Puckett, Donald Rolen, Sedall Brooks, and Pete Hill sitting there playing poker. John owns a gambling Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada, and Cook is his right hand man. I read in the paper the other day that Bud Wilkinson, Oklahoma University's Football coach, is resigning and that he chose Sedall to take his place. Donald Rolen is now the president of the Falstaff Beer Co., and Pete owns a Hereford Ranch somewhere between Tuttle and Minco. I hear he has a lot of cattle. There are Sam Echols and Donald Curry sitting at the dinner table talking about old times. They are both a success in their fields. Sam just finished a project of painting a life-size portrait of the President to hang in the White House. Donald, the tennis champion, won the Davis Cup just last month. Well, here come Melvin Crowder, Wayne Wilbanks, and Don Boettler, and their clothes are all wet. I guess they pulled the same stunt they did when we were here fifteen years ago. That is, tipped over in a canoe. Melvin Crowder is now with Merle Lindsay calling square dances. Wayne went to the Olympics last year to compete in the high jumping event. He is now widely known for winning first place. Don Boettler is now the notorious, steel-nerved shootin’ sheriff of Cole, Oklahoma. It's getting time to eat. I wonder where the rest of the girls are. 1 guess their bus was late. Everybody else is in the dining room, waiting to be served a chicken dinner furnished by Betty Harmon, who now owns Beverly s Restaurants. Here we are almost finished with our dinner, and look who is coming in singing' One Hundred Bottles of Beer on the Wall.' It’s Jackie Ramsey, Norma Harris, Doris Williams, Joan Burris, and Lavenna Williams. I guess they haven't forgotten the wide-awake club we organized on our Senior trip. Lavenna is a very famous model and was on Life's cover not too long ago. Jackie, Norma, Joan, and Doris are married now. Jackie married the new coach at Purcell, and Norma married Jerry Hale, who is a prominent engineer. Joan married Tubby Thomson, who is an engineer on a train, and by the way. she had her third baby not long ago on his train. Since they got married, she will hardly leave his side. Doris married the owner of the Pall Mall Tobacco Company and she looks very happy. Everybody is down in the Barefoot Club enjoying themselves, so I think I'll go down, pull off my shoes and get in the fun. SENIOR CLASS WILL I, Byron Terrell, will my wooing ability to Joe Bowling. I, Robert Winnard, will my independence to Jimmy Don Nichols. I, Norma Harris will my ability to get the boy I want to Ruth Ann Dennis. I, Jane Gilmore, will my Raleigh Coupons to Donna Harmon. I, Gaylon Stacy, will my athletic ability to Ray Gene Foster. I, Sedall Brooks, will my ability to get myself in trouble to Naomi Bowling. I, Mary Nell Grady, will my love for dimples and curly hair to Martha Thomson. I, Jackie Ramsey, will my love for Purcell to Teda Isbell. I, Donald Rolen, will my love for wine, women and song to Donald Brooks. I, John Lackey, will my speed to Paul Snow. I, Lavenna Williams, will my tight skirts to Harlene Huffman. I, Joan Burris, will my ability to love only one boy to La Dana Freeman. I, Sam Echols, will my ability to keep my mouth shut to James Alphus Richey. I, Melvin Crowder, will my cleverness to Dale White. I, Donald Curry, will my healthy ears to Gene Crowder. I, Cook Puckett, will my love for biology to Hubert Burns. I, Don Boettler, will my height to Eugene Huffines. I, James McCutchen, will my skating ability to George Curren. I, Peggy McKinney, will my shorthand ability to Loretta Garrett and Dovie Price. I, Pete Hill, will my bus driving ability to Jim Kidd. I, Wayne Wilbanks, will my high jump ability to Boyd Morris. I, Betty Harmon, will my experience as a waitress to Betty Bowling. I, Doris Williams, leave my long blonde hair to Marjetta Sewell. I, Don Whitson, leave my naturally curly hair to Robert Green. 1, Tommy Rodgers, will my winning smile to J. D. Johnson. We, the Senior Class, leave our experiences in study hall and our nerve to walk out to the entire Junior Class. JUNIORS GENE CROWDER BOYD MORRIS BEATRICE McCLAIN DALE WHITE EDITH MAHURIN ROBERT GREEN FLEDA ISBELL JIMMY DON NICHOLS HARLENE HUFFMAN JIMMY KIDD BARBARA MCDONALD J. D. JOHNSON DOVIE PRICE EUGENE HUFFHINES MARJETTA SEWELL DONA HARMON JOE BOWLING LORETTA GARRETT DONALD BROOKS MARTHA THOMSON PAUL KENNETH SNOW NETTIE JANE WILLIAMS RAY GENE FOSTER RUTH ANN DENNIS GEORGE CURREN BETTY BOWLING HUBERT BURNS NAOMI BOWLING JIMMY RICHEY LA DANA FREEMAN JUNIOR ACTIVITIES The Junior Class of 1953 has had a very successful year. At the beginning of the school term, the following students were selected as class officers: President, Gene Crowder, Vice President, Boyd Morris; Secretary, Beatrice McCutchen; Treasurer, Dale White; Reporter, Jimmy Richey. Mr. Starry was elected class sponsor. In the sport field Don Brooks, Hubert Bums, Jimmy Richey, Jimmy Kidd, and Eugene Huffines participated in football. Don Brooks won scoring honors of the team. Representing the Junior class in basketball were Jimmy Richey and Don Brooks in the boys division while Teda Isbell, Martha Thompson, La Dana Freeman, Donna Harmon, Nettie Williams, Ruth Dennis, and Harlene Huffman carried the colors of the girls. Teda Isbell was high point scorer for the season. When baseball rolled around Don Brooks, Jimmy Richey, and Gene Crowder took starting positions in the lineup. Don Brooks was elected captain of the team. While the boys were on the baseball diamond, the girls played softball and tennis. In the music department-seventeen juniors were enrolled in mixed chorus. In special divisions were these singers: Girls' Quartet, La Dana Freeman; Mixed Quartet, Martha Thompson; Girls' Trio, Teda Isbell. In the different queen races during the year, we were very successful in that the class worked hard for each and every candidate. Our candidate for Football queen, Barbara McDonald, came in a close second as the class raised a record setting total of $223.67. In the Annual queen race, we almost made the winner's circle as our candidate, Betty Bowling, lost by two votes. Now come the races that we are very proud to talk about. La Dana Freeman was named FFA Sweetheart and she received a beautiful jacket as a reward. At the Valentine Ball in which the whole high school took part, Teda Isbell and Jimmy Richey were elected King and Queen of Hearts. We presented our class play entitled You Can't Kiss Caroline. It was a very successful play and we enjoyed presenting it very much. On May 22, 1953, we honored the Seniors with the annual Junior-Senior Banquet. There was a western setting with songs and speechs. Everyone had a good ume while eating chicken and hot rolls like kings. In the special awards division these juniors received the following honors: Gene Crowder, Scholarship and Honor Roll: Jimmy Richey, Honor Roll; and Teda Isbell, Girls' Athletic Award. As the doors close behind us on our very happy and successful Junior year, we are looking forward to our last year in school as Seniors. When next fall rolls around and the school bell starts to ring, you can find us on the front steps rarin to go. Be seeing you next year! SOPHOMORES Mary McCraw Thomas Allen Paula Richey Dwain Brooks Joy Mac Starry Paul Soward Letha Lewis Coye Bridges Vina Lou Clanton Jimmy Saylors Karen Burris Del Freeman JIMMY LEDFORD CAROLYN WILBANKS HASKELL HUFFINES PAT WINNARD JOE RICH WANDA BOETTLER BILLY WEST LOU ELLEN WINNARD WENDELL YOUNG BARBARA TINER WAYNE LOGAN SADIE CARNER SOPHOMORE ACTIVITIES The Sophomore Class of the year 1953 can truly say they have had a successful and enjoyable school year. From our enrollment of thirty-six members we selected our officers as follows: Valeria Chappell, President; Jack Brooks, Vice President; Mary McCraw, Secretary-Treasurer; and Jack Jarman, Reporter. Mr. Maurice Pierce aided us as our sponsor. Early in September the class trouped to the Blanchard City Park for an evening weiner-roast. After the meal there were singing and games around a large friendly campfire. Pride in our lovely queen candidates is understandable. Somewhere in this annual you may see their charming portraits. They were: Joy Mac Starry, for Football Queen; Wanda Boettler, for Annual Queen; Carolyn Wilbanks, for Queen of Hearts. Joy Mac's escort was Thomas Allen, Carolyn's was Del Ray Freeman. We are proud of the showing the sophomore boys made in football. Del Ray Freeman, Haskell Huffhines, and Jack Brooks were in the starting lineup; while Paul Soward, Vernon Isom, Thomas Allen, and Dwain Brooks were members of the traveling squad. Coye Bridges acted as manager. Ten sophomore girls lent their support and their voices to the Pep Club. Sophomore boys and girls were fairly active in basketball. While sopnomore boys participated in track and baseball, the girls were occupied with softball and tennis. The Sophomore Class held a large percentage of membership in both tne Mixed Chorus and the Girls' Glee Club. Vernon Isom represented the class in the Boys’ Quartet, and Joy Mac Starry sang in the Girls’ Trio. Six of our more studious and ambitious classmates were in the Honor Society. They were: Dwain Brooks, Lois Lowry, Paula Richey, Wynona McMillin, Sadie Carner, Joy Mac Starry. James Saylors received the Shop Award; Joy Mac Starry the Homemaking Award and the Sophomore Scholarship. FRESHMEN Johnnie Lee Bowser O. T. Brooks Kay Ewing Jeanette Crowder Bobbie Edwards Patsy Ruth Freeman Gwendolyn Edgemon Charles Brightwell Lavora Stubblefield Patsy Ann Freeman G. W. Gamble Eugene Burns Harry Lou Daniel Barbara Hatter Reford Bassett Phyllis McBride Fern Shaw Willis Joe Lambert Bonnie Nixon Russell Price Barbara Ann Kidd Peggie Nye Bobby Rich Naweeta Bowring Faye Lambert Loyd Haygood Patricia Coshow FRESHMAN ACTIVITIES We, the Freshmen of ,52-'53, have found our first year in high school very thrilling and adventurous. Our class officers were as follows: Eugene Burns, president; Harvey Puckett, vice president; Harrylou Daniel, secretary and treasurer; Pat French, reporter; Mr. Michael Dwyer, sponsor. In October we held a class party in the English Room in which everyone took part. Gay were the games and singing; and dainty were the refreshments, which were served at the close of the party. Soon December found us busily preparing for a Christmas party. We exchanged gifts which were toys for smaller children. These were boxed and sent to the Lions' Club for children who were unfortunate. Later, February rolled around, and everyone was getting ready for the big Sweet Heart Dance given by the Mixed Chorus. From our class the attendants of the King and Queen of Hearts, were Reford Bassett and Pat French. All are very happy to say Patsy Ruth Freeman was our queen attendant for the annual and candidate for the FFA Sweetheart. Nearly every freshman pupil participated in athletics. Four of our boys went out for football, while fourteen freshman girls cheered in the Pep Club. The Junior High Basketball Team was made up almost entirely of freshman boys, while twelve girls were on the girls' team. The girls are proud to announce they won a runners-up trophy at the Tuttle Tournament; and they were runners-up in the County Tournament. High point girl for the season was Kay Ewing with 170 points. As our Football Queen Attendant, we chose Harrylou Daniel. The night of the coronation, she was there, looking beautiful in a cool, baby blue formal, with her escort, Eugene Burns. Freshmen were also interested in musical activities. Most of the girls took part in Glee Club and Mixed Chorus. There was only one freshman boy, Harvey Puckett, who participated in Mixed Chorus. Harrylou Daniel is a member of the Girls' Trio and is one of the piano accompanists for the Music Department. Everyone in our class is very proud of a member of our room, Harrylou Daniel, who took part in a piano contest at the Oklahoma College for Women at Chickasha, Oklahoma. She competed with five hundred other piano students and is one of two people chosen to go to State in April. Two members of our class, Johnnie Lee Bowser and Pat French, were on the annual Staff. We feel our freshman year has been very successful, and we hope our following years will be even better. Janette Byers Jerry Sitton June Lewis Perry Ramsey Wanda Sue Saylors Justin Van Wie Barbara Bates David Pickard Martha Crowley Raymond Wade Rita Mae Winnard Dean Thompson Jimmy Bowling Leon Stiles Bonnie Williams Billy Russell Carol Miller Jimmy Stacy Cloreta Burns Ron Brooks Patsy Binyon John Dilbeck Geneva Wheless Winford White Shirley Puckett Curtis Ledford Sharon Hatter Donald Nixon Lucille Andrews Dearthur Weatherford Lu Nell Tankersley Charles Dowdy James Gray Mary Stubblefield Terry Matheny Barbara Sewell Patricia Young Charles Wade Mary Sue Swanson Jimmy Wigley Charles Duncan Alma Hyde Gordon Rolen Delores Logan Andra Terrell Monty Brooks Dan Swanson Judy Van Wie Bill Gandy Oletta Terrell Delores Harmon Donald McCraw Charlene Wilmeth John Halstead Curtis Mahurin Judy Swanson Charles Lowery Rita Jo Macom Virginia Bowring Ned Allen Rose Mary Oglesby Auvern Chappell George Wilson Dixie Miller La Rue Stewart Sam Duncan Robert Gamble Becky Clanton Jack Harris Ellen Williams Anna Rose Soward Thomas Morten Jo Ann Daniels Laverne Casey Alice Rolen Deanna Richey Nancy West Margret Denny Billy Shaw Wilma Hackney FAVORITES WAYNE WILBANKS All-round Boy MARY NELL GRADY All-round Girl and Music FLEDA ISBELL Athletic Award SAM ECHOLS JOY MAC STARRY Science and English Home Economics Award JIMMY SAYLORS Shop Award ROBERT WINNARD FFA Award JOHN LACKEY Social Science peggy mckinney Commerce Award JACKIE RAMSEY Mathematics WANDA BOETTLER QUEEN JANETTE BYERS f HARRY LOU DANIEL s - ORGA NIZA TIONS HONOR SOCIETY Left to right: Wendell Young, Lois Jane Lowery, Sadie earner, Joy Mac Starry. Front row: Joy Mac Starry, Wynona McMillin, Paula Richey, Jackie Ramsey, Sadie Carner, Lois Jane Lowery. Second row: Peggy McKinney, Joan Burris, Donald Curry, Sam Echols, Gene Crowder, Dwain Brooks. LIBRARIANS CHEER LEADERS Left to right: Mary Nell Grady, Norma Harris, Janie Gilmore, and Teda Isbell. PEP SQUAD u First row: Isbell, Gilmore, Harris, Grady. Second row: Daniels, Ramsey, Dennis, Carner, Lowry, Bowser, Freeman, Pool, Richey, Binyon. Third row: Sewell, Bowling, Freeman, Crowder, McKinney, Lewis, French, Burris, Williams, Starry, Sewell. Fourth row: Williams, McDonald, Chappell, Price, Bowring. Harmon, McBride, Edgmond, Edwards, Hatter, Ewing, Harmon. Fifth row: Bayless, Lewis, Miller, Burns, Wheless, Crowley, Byars, Saylors, Swanson, Stubblefield, Stubblefield. MIXED CHORUS Front row: Price, Freeman, Bowser, French, Richey, Williams, Freeman, Crowder, McKinney, Bowring, Harmon, Garrett, Wilbanks, Carner. Second row: Bowling, Bowling, Shaw, Huffman, Mahurin, Grady, Ramsey, Starry, Lowry, McMillan, Daniel, Harris, Harmon, Williams. Third row: Dennis, Gilmore, Isbell, Burris, Clanton, Boettler, McClain, Winnard, Nye, Sewell, McDonald, Hatter. Fourth row: Coshaw, Stubblefield, McBride, Thomson, Freeman, Ewing, Rolen, McCraw, Winnard, Chappell. Fifth row: Brooks, Echols, Rolen, Lackey, Whitson, Stacy, Terrell, Isom, Brooks, Richey. Sixth row: Young, White, Freeman, Huffhines, Allen, Puckett, Curry, Puckett. BOYS’ QUARTET Left to right: Don Whitson, Gaylon Stacy, Sam Echols, Vernon Isom, Joy Mac Starry, Pianist. GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB Front row: Russell, Freeman, Bowser, French, Richey, Ramsey, Freeman, Crowder, McKinney, Bowring, Harmon, Garrett, Wilbanks, Carner. Second row; Bowling, Bowling, Price, Shaw, Huffman, Mahurin, Grady, Williams, Starry, Lowry, McMillan, Daniel, Harris, Harmon, Williams. Third row: Dennis, Gilmore, Isbell, Burris, Clanton, Boettler, McClain, Winnard, Nye, Sewell, McDonald, Hatter. Fourth row: Coshaw, Stubblefield, McBride, Thomson, Freeman, Ewing, Rolen, Winnard, Chappell, McCraw. MIXED QUARTET Gaylon Stacy, Harrylou Daniel, Martha Thomson, Don Whitson, Pianist; Jane Gilmore, GIRLS’ TRIO Fleda Isabell, Joy Mac Starry, Harrylou Daniel, Mary Nell Grady. PIANISTS Left to right: Harrylou Daniel, Mary Nell Grady, Joy Mac Starry, Mr, Russell. JOURNALISM CLUB From left to right: Maty Nell Grady, Gwendolyn Edgemon, Pat French, Jeanette Crowder, Patsy Ruth Freeman, Peggy Nye, Fern Shaw, Sadie Carner, Lois Lowry, Edith Mahurin, Barbara Hatter, Jackie Ramsey, Beatrice McClain, Barbara Kidd, Wanda Boettler, Loretta Garrett, Bobbie Edwards. F.F.A. OFFICERS First row: Wayne Wilbanks, President, Pete Hill, Vice President, Melvin Crowder, Secretary. Second row: Dwain Brooks, Treasurer, Don Brooks, Sentinel, Jack Brooks, Reporter. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA First row: Crowder, Hill, Puckett, Brooks, Brooks, Puckett. Second row: Tankersly, Boettler, Curren, Rodgers, Brooks, Jarman, Huffhines, Young. Third row: Foster, Price, Brightwell, Morris, Brooks, Haygood, Rodgers. Fourth row: Gamble, White, Snow, Freeman, Wilbanks, Andrews, Huffhines, Winnard. CLASSES COMMERCIAL CLASS BIOLOGY CLASS %  MATH CLASS SPEECH CLASS V INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEMOCRACY CLASS StNIOK HIGH HOME ECONOMICS JUNIOR HIGH Dale White, Standard Guitar, Gaylon Stacy, Piano, Byron Terrell, Electric Steel, Melvin Crowder, Electric Steel, George Curren, Standard Guitar, Jack Jarman, Fiddle, Eugene Huffhines, Standard Guitar. F.F.A. STRING BAND CURRENT EVENTS CLUB First row: Paul Soward, President, Jack Jarman. Haskell Huffhines, Charles Brightwell, Joe Rich, Don Boettler. Second row: Jimmy Saylors. James Andrews, Dickie Tankersley, Jimmy Ledford, Russell Price, G.W. Ganble, O. T. Brooks. Third row: Bobbie Edwards, Bob Rich, Barbara Kidd, Faye Lambert, Gwendolyn Edgemon, Willis Joe Lambert. Last row: Reford Bassett, Jimmy Rodgers, Lloyd Haygood, James McCutchen, Billy West. ATHLETICS GORDON VAUGHAN MAURICE PIERCE Head Coach Assistant Coach COYE BRIDGES GAYLON STACY JOE BOWLING Manager Captain Manager MELVIN CROWDER Tackle PETE HILL Guard TOM RODGERS End DON BROOKS Back SEDALL BROOKS Quarterback JOHN LACKEY Back DON WHITSON Back DON CURRY Tackle BYRON TERRELL Center WAYNE WILBANKS Guard SAM ECHOLS Back COOK PUCKETT Guard EUGENE HUFFHINES End JIMMY KIDD Back HUBERT BURNS Back JACK BROOKS Quarterback DEL RAY FREEMAN HASKELL HUFFHINES VERNON ISOM DWAIN BROOKS PAUL SOWARD Back Tackle Guard Guard Guard TINKER ALLEN EUGENE BURNS G.W. GAMBLE LOYD HAYGOOD RUSSELL PRICE Center Back End Guard Back Front row: Gaylon Stacy, Donald Brooks, Cook Pucket, Sedall Brooks, Donald Rolen. Back row: Coach Pierce, Tinker Allen, Del Ray Freeman, Jack Brooks, Donald Curry, Wayne Wilbanks, Tommy Rogers, Robert Winnard, and Byron Terrell, Manager. SENIOR GIRLS’ BASKETBALL ' v M4a! f eP' Front row: Leon Stiles, Ron Brooks, Harvey Pucket, Russell Price, Charles Brightwell. Back row: Roy Basset, G.W. Gamble, James Andrews, Loyd Haygood, O. T. Brooks, and Coach Vaughan. First row: Levora Stubblefield, Jo Allen Rolen, Kay Ewing, Johnnie Bowser, Harrylou Daniel, Charlene Wilmet. Second row: Pat French, Manager, Rosetta Pool, Patsy Ann Freeman, La Rue Stewart, Rita Winard, Dreatha Harmon, Barbara Sewell. Third row: Rita Jo Macom, Pat Coshow, Coach Vaughan, and Patsy Binyon. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAMS GRADE SCHOOL BASKETBALL TEAMS Left to right: Terry Matheny, Perry Ramsey, Leon Stiles, Ron Brooks, Monty Brooks, Second row: Donald Mc-Craw, Alvern Chappie, Raymond Wade, Billy Russell, Gordon Rolen, John Dilbeck, Wimp White, James Gray, Justin Van Wie, Ned Allen, and Gordon Vaughn. 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