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Gwen Hudson, chosen by the Bulldogs as their 1951 football sweetheart, was officially presented in a colorful ceremony at halftime activities during the Corrigan-Chester game. Foolbo Sweelheo Pt Amlefics 9 Five good reasons why the 1951 football season ranks among the most noted in local high school gridiron history: 1. Charlie Fann, twice an all- district team member and one of the best players ever to don the blue-and-white. Z. Gwen Hudson, football sweetheart, and also a cheerleader, who helped to cheer the team to victory. 3. Glenn Cross, all-district team member, and the best passer in local football history. 4. Ray Reily, all- district team member, and local high point man of the season, accounting for 81 points of the Bulldogs' total score of 289. 5. and in the helmet, Shorty , symbolic of the team's tenacious fighting spirit. Y Co-Captains Jay Locke, Thomas Kendrick, and Donald Ray Weaver present Gwen Hudson, the team's sweetheart, a bouquet. The sweetheart's blue evening dress and the white chry- santhemums were symbolic of the school's colors for which the players fought so hard during every gridiron battle . 66
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Afhlefics L 1951352 Bclslaefholl Season 1952 BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM First row, left to right: James Ray Splettstosser, Henry D. Pope, Frank McCarty, David Walker, Ray Reily. Second row: George Jordon, Ector Thompson, James. Garrett, Jimmy Maxey, Neil Hancock,Bi11y Bradshaw. Third row: Coach Frank Garvey, Marvin Wright, Donald Weaver, Glenn Cross, and Loyd Hughes. THE BULLDOG FIVE IN ACTION
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