Charleston High School - Charlestonian Yearbook (Charleston, WV)

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X N r fi FOOTBALL SQUAD First Rane-Smith, Harrison, Barnes, Straughan, Whitey Cox, Whittaker, Crites. Second Row-Hallahan, Keller, Jarrett, Settle, Holz, Saul, Older, Courey. Third Row-Magee, Grinstend, Spradling, Martin, B, Hall, Russell, Gates, Barringer. The Squad HE success of the Mountain Lion gridiron squad of 1931 was mostly determined by faithful and whole- hearted cooperation of these boys. They kept fighting and kept pep and spirit in the first team. Many of them will be slated for positions on the First squad next year, Some of them are seniors who will not be back with us next year but we are sure they fwill have success wherever they go. Others are juniors and sophomores who have one or more years of high school com- petition left. Most of them have seen service on the field for Charleston at one time or another. All have showed promise of becoming good football players. Coach Big Sleepy Glenn will have these fellows as a nucleus for his 1932 team. Most of them will be F5 - out for spring practice to learn a little 7 l more about the great autumn pastime. gk . I , W wh P M: 'W X , it-1 -x- f 2 !f .,f,g Q - -ii? Z f J- - J A K, '4 V 7 1 I Twehfy-:even