Castleberry High School - Castleviews Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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JrORT WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM FORT WORTH, TEXAS—WHERE THE WEST BEGINS A FORT WORTH OWNED NEWSPAPER FRIDAY, JAN. 8, 1960 - 32 PAGES IN 2 SECTIONS Taste for AT. «.allFans j“ ' jiy!? e SEE Wf 3f|I “8 6 UARD-Jl 3 mcknter—: STAR-TELEGRAM'S 3A ALL-STATE Pos. Player. END—DON BURCH END—JERRY LAMB ,E—GLENN DIXON U—JOHN MIMS JARD-MIKK SWAN UARD—JOHN HENDRICKS Center—david McWilliams HI. (-3 S-4 % SI c‘jj — I'QUARTERBACK—JERRY GIBSON 1 HALFBACK—JIM LINNSTAEDTER S -e iflC HALFBACK-FRED MEI.DER “5 7 FULLBACK—DICKIE ROGERS aarg ■ D» EM»- T«—I K» . Mh»»»l WfUl. r tl HiamuMi Xea.fl my Dent Ult»r4. C. l»m III. i Gif Onle., Ml. Ple«.»»l 3-11 5-11 5-9 5.10 5-9 , 5« W(. 191 189 210 235 193 175 m 155 172 1(5 1(5 School. I volland Smiley Hrrrkenridge Mission Athens ML Pleasant Cleburne Rrcckcnridge Rrenham Nederland Breckenrtdfe Three Bud On Writer 3A All-Sta HONORABLE MENTION. sdi Menbe L»«. » brrt T« Xe nelh A 4t r. Albent, Rillr Rrl.tr. lnn«M i C.nrr Pctrlth. Arfrtni Tea KeMter. He AimiIiM Pm». Co - Champion Brecker landed the most players, bt Champion Cleburne got the 'unanimous choice on the 3A schoolboy football all team. David McWilliams, pivot on the tough Cleburne Uiu eelved all 48 point in the lions of the Texas Sport W Ion. .fib Smith. Graham I n««M D..o.., M»i«wi c. C. wan . «... 4—T44.. Nob. BreebesrMi. Sweet tr«lrr Cealer —Rob.ff Kell». Kr«lkerl«r4i Jfmrt B»U «. Illy. Qaarlerbirkt—Chari » Sutler». 11. Flrataal: Dmi (hmh. t relUndi Timmy Cleburnri Jeeble Inclr. Mineral Well»! nirk Mnyri. Snyder. Krnnelh Tbrlferd. Graham; J bnn Uwr. Gtelerr. Xtibrt NIIU. Cttnl Mileheil. '•' •tffcrllllr f—1»-— ' Kr W.h. £A».»rbe.r l Bfr.. fO '’Padharu-tmn. Crwlrher. MrKlaner: Bark MrfaU. AFL , that the y bad sabotaged the l's franchise in Minnc- 0$. ° 1 in DalIils thal . commissioner. 'Jjjfn-.nl of AFL owners jilting Twin Cities franchise itftttop to withdraw. •2i bnths ago the ISiVrmit a Min-v ■S' 9j 9 1'ullout f t even w v .V s sbdatlo ftrj •• 5 ‘ 2fuo- ‘ «i . Clebarnri M«wnrd Association Tackle Glenn Dixon, Qu back Jerry Gibson and . Dickie Rogers of Brecker made the team—the only i with more than one player Tbe second high choice Jim Linnstaedter of Brer who was one of the halft He got 42 points. The first team had 12 pi .because of a tie at one t ipot. l-arry Crutsinger of Brown nd Jerry Lamb of Ho iley were picked at on. Kenneth Anding of A Billy Belew of Sweet' at tackle; Johnny Hendricl Mt. Pleasant and Edwin Th of Hereford at guard; M lianu at renter; Gibson at lerback; Linnstaedter and Melder of Nederland at ball and Rogers at fullback. I iith put on the kind of show SWC ]n leading the West to Us upact icisco all-star game, jjs his cool head under fire and it Xc made to set up the winning toucht ;ssing that brought most of his accl me uncement that Don had been vot ng back came before that play w WC will miss Meredith. Southern i title in the three years he was tf Mustangs took the field there t might happen when he start' r hooks, he is the No. 1 pro mlors. There are a lot of big line -running backs; but only one passer » combines skill with color so effectively, stingy... in the regular in college b«W sspjgsSi )NE OF BEST SUBS IN SWC HISTORY. J. i msm rs play in the all-American Bo ;e witnesses who were in the [ised. eports were avidly read by Frog jnior from Hillsboro has been years of under-studying Jack r may be the best substitute :e since Orban (Spec) Sanders understudi Texas in 1941. i himself spoke of it recently. Vt seo how Merlin has kept so much fire and i» second string all the time. But it never in TIHRKATFM Jerry Hill (upper left) Castleberry's flashy fullback, and Dick Farrell (lower unmoveable guard were elected 3A-5 All District and 3A All-State Honorable M tournament kiss of death 'it ha1., year to these sa A4M will make an uneasy start In the championship drive. Only four times in the past eight years of the tournament has the winner come through with the regular title. year the Aggies won the ;bt) the Lions

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CASTLEBERRY LIONS, Right to Left are, FIRST ROW: Griffitt, Frost, Gaynor, Hill, Fulton, May, Murphy, Dearing, Scarborough. SECOND ROW: O'Brien, Hadley, Jones, Murrell, McGee, Wyatt, Saunders, Wilson, Jackson. THIRD ROW: Farrell, Cudd, Parnell, Bullard, Waller, Stevens, Ozee, and Gallaher. Lions Head Coach MIKE MURPHY Football Coach ROY HARMON

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GENE GALLAHER - -Back EDWARD FULTON--Guard TERRY MULLEN--End Carrollton tackier delays Gallaher SAMMY STEVENS--End JERRY HILL - -All -District Back 3A -State Hon. Mention DON WYATT-Guard BENNY DEAR1NG -Back Hill rumbles against Carroll- ton.