Classen High School - Orbit Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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riff :mr Ei s i , ' ' Assam. 'Is ny 3 . R Y i f Top Row: Spencer Black, Jack Blackburn, Dick Coyle, Ed Knezek, Carl Kessler, Bill Hughes, Carl Howard, Ronnie Plant, Don Woodruff . Fourth Row: Dan Leininger, Carl Brock, Jack Bergstresser, jay Chance, Don Lackey, Paul Kitchens, Kenneth Mines, Earl Kessler, Rich- ard Thompson. Third Row: Frank Dill, Sam Shadid, Dow Sheaier, Jim Fentriss, Ronnie Maples, Homer Brown. Second Row: Ernie Wyatt, Tommy Murphy, Ronnie Spencer, David Wilson, Henry Coffeen, Carl Winnings, jack Bowles, Davie Black- burn, Buddy Donnely, George Miskovsky, Ralph Harvey, Don Haase. First Row: Don Davidson, Earl Warr, Bill Bryan, Larry McFarland, Haskell Graves, Bill Davis, Maynie Greenberg, Claude Woody, Dick Pulliam. action are Co- nrr and Haskell ,. .' , ' -'Q .4 Qi, K , . .i fi WW, V A ,WWMV L? jg U .2 A ,,,, , N ,- 'E was 7 ,5 'A-I ...fi ag Y Q. ' N 2 , Q Q1.,Zi' '- ,f '- . 'iVv'w Wy' f 23 Click and were beaten off, 20-0. After this defeat, we really started roll- ing. Winning a thriller from Northeast 19- 13, we went on to capture the biggest game of our season from our traditional rivals, the Central Cards, to the tune of 13-7. After Central, the Comets easily handled Putnam City 34-6 and slipped by the dangerous Enid Plainsmen, 21-13. By this time, there was no stopping our gridiron gladiators and we ran over Norman 20-6 and Shawnee, 27-0. We closed the season by beating Tulsa Rogers in a thriller, 13-6. All in all, this was a great season for the Comets and a tribute to the quality of our coaches. The only team in the state to knock off the Shooting Stars was the state champion Redskins. This defeat came while the boys were still shaken from the Little Rock setback. Many observers feel, on the strength of our fast ending, that if we had another chance we would have given Cap- itol Hill a run for their money. I Henry Coffeen, Classen's magnificent gridiron star, is -about to be pulled down from behind atter a long gain in the clash with Capitol Hill. may ,.i,m..,wf-vfww-Q www M-i..mx1- vw m A ss. .aewpm ,-

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l CC 7, Coach jim Conger, center, was assisted by Coaches Bill Bynum and Rex Irwin. Bill Davis Larry McFarland Buddy Krogstad Haskell Graves Bill Bryan Earl Warr ,Mm , Bobby Cline Claude Woody Carl Winnings Lugging the ball for a 10- yard advance before being stopped at the Central 30-yard line is Classen halfback Henry Coifeen. 25 Jack Sadler Don Samara Ernie Wyatt