Corrigan High School - Blue Quill Yearbook (Corrigan, TX)

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Q42 X, , - . M, - , . , 53 ,-if ,i.rt5.,-egg.. , ,,, If-Af ff - M 1 L' 'gif K i I A NX,, ZA. V A A V -I K K i i ,.fvfgQ,iz-.L ,p 5 . .K ' K Q-N-se? V K f --K A . , Franklin O'Gwin, Junior, tackle: Franklin has de- veloped into a fine foot- ball player. His size and ability should be a great help to the Bulldogs next year. Bethel Standley, Junior. guard: Bethel was tough and always ready for action. A lot will be expected from him next year. 70 Jerry Manry, Freshman, guard: What Jerry lacked in size he made up for in determination. l-le will be a valuable player in years to come. Milton Bell, Freshman, tackle: Bell's size and ability earned him a letter this past season. I-le is ex- pected tobe one of the starters next year. Jarrell Pike, Freshman, guard: Jarre ll displayed fine spirit throughout the year. He shows much promise to see much action in future years. Sam Watson, Freshman, halfback: Even though small in size, Sam is tough and shows much promise for the future year.

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Ronnie Marsh, Sophomore, center: Rough and tough marks Ronnie as a fine ball player. He was a hard hit- ting linebacker and a good competitor for the Bulldogs. . 41. WL Edgar Wright, Sophomore, halfback: Edgar was one of the leading ball carriers for the Bulldogs. with his hard running and capable blocking, he should be a standout next year. Curtis Jordan, Junior, halfback: Jordan wasa small, but tough Bull- dog. His speed and power were a great help to the team this year. l I Ernest Day, Junior, guard: Ernest's fine spirit and determination held a strong point in the Bulldog line. He is expected to see much action next year. Donald Lafferty. Freshman, halfback and end: Big and tough, Don's ability was a big asset to the Corrigan Bulldogs. fi ,h-, f lg f fiiifi Q If-LM. isis I y i Us-5 1 else? Exif - .1 ,M ,r f - - '- A 5,31 N l x as s J. D. Walker, Junior, end: This was J. D.'s first year of football. He was a good blocker and pass receiver whichearned him a letter. The Bulldogs are looking forward to his being back next year. 69

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William Pullen, Freshman, guard and tackle: William showed lots of determi- nation and spirit this year and was always ready to do his best in any capacity for the Bulldogs. Robert King, Freshman, center and tackle: King wasa rugged competitor asa lineman. He was a fine blocker and made many fine contributions to the Bulldogs. 4 Glen Honeycutt, Junior tackle: Although ineligible he was a great help to the Bulldogs. He showed much ability and lots is expected from him in the '59 season. Charles Stovall, Freshman, guard and tackle: Charles showed great progress and determination to become a valuable lineman for the Blue and White. Luther Cockrell, Freshman, tackle: Lu ther missed much of the season due to an in- jury, but returned before the season ended with much determination. He is expected to make an all time lineman for the Bull- dogs. 71