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Cheerleaders 0 Coaches Frank Tallarico, George W. Miller, and John Goetz. The Men Who Do The Pushing . . . Bulldog coaches this year are John Goetz, junior high basketball coach and physical education director, George W. Miller, football, basketball, and baseball coach, and assis- tant coach Frank Tallarico who coaches the basketball B team. Things began to hum this year when our new method of electing cheerleaders was put into practice. Jo Anne Jack and Jeann Jackie Lytton. juniors: Roberta Coleman and Elberta Coleman, sophomores, and Janice Booten and Kathleen Hunter, freshmen. 'Each year these girls will move up in order e Mount are the seniors: June Turley and to fill the spot left by the two graduates and in this way we will always have experienced girls. The only election necessary is to choose the two ninth grade girls. The long hours of practice of these cheerleaders have resulted in excellent work at football and basketball games. D- Roberta Coleman B-Jackie Lytton Kathleen Hunter Uf- Jeanne Mount A-Elberta Coleman Janice Booten N' 'Jo Anne Jack R-June Turley M me wasnt as-,..t .
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.. Q I! Q Q L -K Pigskin Parade.. Although D. H. S. student, downtown supporters, and coaches, looked forward to the 1944 season with no little anticipation, the season was somewhat upset by injuries to valuable players during practice and games. This consequently broke up a winning machine and wrecked the co-operation and teamwork that had been gained only through weeks of practice. Going into the engagement rated as the underdogs, the Dunbar eleven put up a good fight that almost carried them to victory in several games, until fate stepped in. These fighting Bull- dogs deserve all our praise, though, because they stuck to the job and didn't give up. Bill Fife was captain of the squad and received the most valuable player award. First row, left to right: Summers, Henson, Thaxton, Brick, Elkins, Lee, Ramsey. James, Johnson and Hill. Second row. left to right: Russell, St. Clair, Harpold, Grammer, Songer, Rader. Payne, Jividen, McCarty, Fife, Foster, Lee. and Hill. Third Row, left to right: Tallarico, Jolly, Good, Guthrie, Finney, Hill, Hintz, Polcyn Gillespie, Claudell, Wilson, Withrow, Nicholas, Hamilton, Cunningham, and Miller Fourth Row: left to right: Devers, Garrett, Pierce, Gabbert, McCormick, Hannamin Casto, and Townson.
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