Cowley College - Tiger Daze Yearbook (Arkansas City, KS)

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,px gil Q . 5 ' jim Kenney fabovel a native of Arkansas City played all backfield posi tions equally well when- ever needed. He was es- pecially fine in offensive halfback position. Victor Walker of Winfield moved from the line to the backfield. As Fullback no one man could stop him, it took a squad. - 5 'PF H3 . , . ,xii ., is Harold Cox fleftl of Stroud, Oklahoma was a very capable freshman Linebacker who had a great desire to play, and showed it all the way. jack Hockenbury Cbelowj a freshman from A.C.was capable of playing several positions in the backfield and did it.He was especially reliable as a pass receiver. f n V. 523561 fi ,X A Q A , F3235 -1' .A 1,gfyf.:,.g, Et., f,,'?.Q. Q ,l wp A ,. J' f4'f'5f'V . ' ' - ?'1ei3'5l ' M, .wi gtg ,ffsgbjyihy ..33,f,.e .5 W V W- s A .- - ,. f so r-. .g,.?Qvi,g?vg5:,MfE 33351. 45335235 fb.. 3. A if , ' gf. V www. .- pn..-.vffwx . V '-ww A ..,z?? :'w,-2 sa. .. Tom Stark above an A. C. 1 i Freshman halfback was a pow- N , , 1.35. gjy,f.gL,V .... i . - - f '- er runner and consistent garner - ,A A on the hand-Off P1aY- 1 2 M15 Q ,c - Q. - ' ff 'N Cecil Reynolds fright, was an- other halfback from Winfield. He was a good punter when the chips were down. . .. . , . -, , . , A . gf . .. -V Q ' ' , . , ' . 'GIS ' f.. .2 --ws , .- 1- A W -Sswixgp, 1 fi- fz ... ,..' swilf' wa,-fp . , X A., Pa-'f q mfg fha -f . 1 1 V .r ,A Q ,, c . . sary' hippy, P s Q Q .ldv is 6 nf .-, sl N . -:X y 1 'Aw .M as ,ggmff .3 'f-f,A,fmE-Pgggfffi-Y3g,3'S:l?','. A 225 'if' , 2- 'Ui sleep 1 - Rag. , . SI e. 1 - . I' was gain,-..:.. 3 Dick Voss from Oklahoma City joined the squad late, but prov- ed himself well. His paratroop- er training paid off well in the Tiger backfield. was M. Parky johnson fbelowb another Winfielder made the belly series very effective. As a halfback he was a great defensive player.

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Larry Patton and Helen Glen Cbelowj pop it up for the fans. Vern Hottle fright! was the small and very fancy Q B on the keeper play . He hailed from Kansas City, Mo. Teaming with Vic Walker they gave the fans a view of the belly ser- ies . George Graham Cbelowl another Kansas Citian was a great cen- ter on the second unit. He will adequately fill the bill for the first unit next fall where captain Bob worked this fall mv, 1 ii lean. Wesley Locke was a rugged line- man from Newkirk. He developed into one of the best. His big game was with Coffeyville. Chuck Sheppard was an example of the tough, well coached Clay Center brand of football. When Chuck took charge the team ran smoothly. a 1 S' :JN 1,- Wes jordan Cabouej came up from Ponca City, could play anywhere, and did. Whether on the line, or as a linebacker he was there with power. Bud Shoemaker fleftl another Ark Citian overcame a bad knee to be a real blocker. He also went in as end with the big catch that iced the Parsons game. 'W Tony Tapia Cabovej of Winfield was the best lineman developed in south central Kansas in many a year. He was al- ways there with the key plays.