Charlevoix High School - Rayder Yearbook (Charlevoix, MI)

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M' '- was C3553--. . . v .1 -. I fm 1- Mx, , ' Y , K s I I ' 1. I AVAL D OF RTS PILKE51'hE6E Foo1bALL PLAYERSIAS Tlm.Plo5T OUT5'TANDltxlCr OF The M51 FootbALL SEASQN STAN WHITLEY- - Stan, was the main- stay of the Rayder line. He was elec- ted co-captain and was on both the All Conference and All Opponent second teams. Also the All State second team. JIM LEWIS--J im played the half- back slot this year. He re- ceived Honorable mention for the All Conference team. .Tim was noted for his broken field run- ing, and was co- captain for the season. PAUL JOHNSON- Paul was the bulk- head of the back- field. He was a quick starter and possessed terrific power and drive. Paul was named to the All Con- ference and All Opponent second teams. RAY SANFORD- Ray was a quar- terback on of- fense and a half- back on defense. He was the teams leading pass in- tercepter. Al- ways willing to step in when needed, Ray was very valuable. LOUIS MASON-- Louie didn't join the team until midway through the season, but he stepped in and took over as a defensive halfback with his hard tackling. sf kt I W ' . ,. fx' E x x 1 Q V ' K Page six DEANO DAVEN- PORT. Deano was the first string end and the team's best pass catcher. He was on the All Opponent first team and the All Confer- ence second team. FRED JOLLIFFE Fred was switch- ed from halfback to guard and he proved to be the teams best blocker. xHe made the second team on both the All Conference and the All Op- ponent teams. BILL MOSIER-- Bill played tackle this year and was one of the teams best down field block- ers. Bill played both offense and defense.

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ann 5 Q' I S 1 'N ff J F 'lx'-.7 ... he 4 CARL FOSTER-- Carlie was a hard- blocking center and also a fine pass catcher on our cen- ter-eligible pass play. He was one of the hardest workers on the team. WILFRED BROWE- Wilfred was a small guard weighing only 135 lbs. But willing to tackle a 200 pounder. He played mostly on offense, and was a fine block- ef. DON VRATAN1NA-- Don had a bit of bad luck last year and injured his collar bone. S0 he did not see much action. Don would have been a great help in run- ning back kickoffs. JACK CROSS--Jack although not on the first eleven saw a lot of action as a defensive tackle. He was one of the toughest men on the team, and a very hard worker. JOHN LABLANCE- John was a second string guard but he was the real oil can of the team. His jokes kept the team relaxed and his hard work set an example for the rest. STUART WALKER- Although Stuart didn't play too much he was the most will ing player on the team. He was al- ways willing to step in when he was need- ed. RON GEER--Ron was our student manager last year. He was a great morale booster as well as a big help with the tape and water bucket. Ron also played on the team for three VQHFS. AL ADE OF SPORTS Piers' T-wise Cgmmfs AS Tw: Best N The Nnrwow 41.1 Y :Q A- ' , J 'T Tl xlxh. 4' I ,f Page seven COACH TERRILL- graduated from Wayne University where he won letters in football and bas- ketball. He has coached at Charle- voix for three years. His teams have won three Conference titles. COACH COLEMAN-- graduated from M. S. N. C. where he participated in Foot- ball and track. He is assistant coach for the football team and head man of the Rayder track team. His track squad has won the district track title for 14 years straight. COACH BURNS-- received his degree from Olivet College where he won letters in Football and in Baseball. Ht- is the Reserve Football Coach and has de- veloped many of CHS's stars. He is in his sixth year of coaching at CHS.