Cisco High School - Lobo Yearbook (Cisco, TX)

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5 YW. -vi Y if . .gwzigiitl -il-1? L W rr' 1 BLANTON4Tackle 4 I G- H. 7? Blanton, besides being the giant of the Loboes, was one of the best defensive play- ers, as well as offensive, on the squad. He finished his High School football career with much glory. l MURRAY-Guard Buck', t'Bucky', after gaining All-State mention as a guard, began the '26 season as a smash- ing fullback, but because of his Weight he was shifted to the line. Besides being a lineman of extra ability, he could place- kiek with accuracy. Pg, ab' iv I l , , 1 EDDLEMAN- Halfback Shce1zie Eddleman proved in his first year to be the backbone of the line plunging attack of the Loboes and will be a strong bidder for All-State recognition next year. 1 igki' X A .' uf fl , an ,1 r ' -c ifwmiiceia 5217! i 0116 H'lL'fLlZT6d Thirteen ,fi

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j A-- ggf fi I gffi r 1 SMITH-Center Willie ' ' Willie proved to be such a capable center on offense and defense that Captain Brown was shifted to a guard position in favor of NVillie. Through his hard training, clean fighting, and joyous spirit, he was elected l to captain the '27 pack of Loboes. i l WEST ERF ELDT-Fullback I K 7 J '4Wostyl' was fast and shifty and could always be counted on to make long gains around the ends. He possessed that iight- ing spirit that put him in every game. C. H. S. will mourn the loss of Wcsty. MEADOWS-Quarterback Meadows was The first Lobo quarterback to gain All-State recognition for his su- perior football tactics as a passer and end- runner. This is Meadow 's last year with the Loboes, and his position will be hard to fill next season. ff '?:e 335 3r9' W.I':i'4t?f i i i?ff9r 9- ' ' NK V ' S - ,ii sees ,Jccfcg pw 'a One Hundred, Twelve ' 4 cy lf' i

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it , 1 A U w..,. . .. .. 1 Hg 'AA' H -' 'i T..fi '- .Qgfrlff.i.m ::l, B. PIPPEN-End Brit Brit's weight brought the line 's aver- age down, but his stellar playing and tight made up for lack of weight. His end was not circled during the season while he was able to be on his feet. Injuries in the first Ranger game kept him out of the Abilene and second Ranger games. He has two BOONE-Halfback KKA4-Z!! Allen won his letter by steady, hard work and allround dependable playing. He was a line plunger de luxe and is one of the most promising of next season's Loboes. 1 1 more years to make up for the loss. MCCORD-Guard K!MaC!Y i.i .' ig, fn , ,,f v i ill V' ,v FC if V ,AA 'tMac',, the last of the line of football playing McCords, was a hard hitting, scrap- ping guard. He has served the Loboes faithfully for three years and will be greatly missed next year. Cisco's loss will be Abilene 's gain. .p--Z xx., if W W. liz: 1--. N- ..ra d One Hundred Fourteen' j H, QE? l 1 'F 4 . .rx ,. ml Kayak f W -V.-. ---....... W..- .. --, , ... Y ,. W. W, ,, ni., , . W, ,,,,.,,w1 I a