Charles H Milby High School - Buffalo Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Wi inn tn9 1 1 L». Don Codwoll. 1st Sgt. Jomos Johnson, Sgt. Houlihan, Sgt. Clydo Adorns, 1st Lt. Don Robinson, S Sgt. Bobby Griffin, 2nd It. Bob Buhmon. Copt. Horry Houlgrav®, 1st It. Roy Smith, Copt. Pool Dulin, Sgt. Carl Child. Lt. Col. Odell Tschoepe, 2nd Lt. Karl Oelfke, Copt. Rifle Team Von Cargill, Major Willie Lee Caldwell, Capt. Richard Macaulay. Zpert R 5. eam Milby can well be proud of her outstanding Expert Rifle Team. During the school year and under adverse conditions they managed to come through with their colors flying high and at present are still looking forward to a chance of being the Champion High School Rifle Team of the Nation. With bad weather, no practice, and on the old open range they scored 3322 in the City Rifle Match, being defeated only five points by Davis High School. After the range was remodeled by the addition of heat, lights, concrete floor, and a roof, the team scored 3459, placing eighth in the Eighth Service Command Match, defeating their nearest Houston competitor, Davis High School, by 157 points and earning for themselves the right to compete in the National Intercollegiate Match. The boys really got down to serious shooting for this match, practicing both before and after school every day for about three or four weeks. Results plainly showed when Sgt. Houlihan, their coach, announced that the Milby Rifle Team shot 33 points higher than the score shot last year by a Detroit, Michigan, high school team who were National Champions of 1944. Milby's team score was 7677 points, which is only 323 points from the per- fect score of 8000. Lt. Col. Miles, former Commandant at Milby, offered a trophy to the school making the highest aggregate score of all rifle matches participated in by Houston High schools. Milby is now proud possessor of this cup, awarded this year for the first time. Milby's aggregate score for the third match was 7531, thus defeating the nearest competitor by 82 points.

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GRAYDON MANNING, lit Sgt. LA FRANCE FOX, Drum Sgt. BOBBY SANDERS, 2nd It. HARRY HOULGRAVE, Band Major HERBERT HEIN, lit It. Harry Houlgrave Nool Jackion, Barbara Barfield, Albert Kyicr, Tommy Stewart, Gray- don Manning, Rex Hager, Betty Jean Jarrell, Dorothy Birchfield, Pat Wright, Patiy Nixon, Horbcrt Hein, Leonard Doegre, Katherino Waite, Irene Wilbankt, Billy Kincaid, Bobby Sanden, Marvin Rodney, Vornon Knution, Gortrude Zemlicko, La France Fox, Billy McGinty, 8otty Sue Dowdy, David Weill, Ghrota Black- burn, Bernard Hatch, Betty Jo Alli- son, Jeanetta Martin, Hubort Wirfx, Georgia Morgan, Lucricia Dixon, Louii Holvonon, George Sanden.