Duncan High School - Smoke Rings Yearbook (Duncan, OK)

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ALL AMERICANS ,Vg ' A A 4 1 il ROBERT , ROBERT VANLANDINGHAM !Honorable Mention! GREENHA W M'

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DEMO Ns TH TEAM C RESULTS FOOTBALL 1954 OPPONENT THEY WE Muskogee .................. RTX TA 0 Borger, Texas ............ RTX 0 T3 SernTnoTe .... .... . ........ K NT 7 '10 Ardmore ...... ....... K TX '27 6 ATNS ........... ........ K TH T9 T?- ET Reno ....... ..... K HT 0 '17 OPPONENT THEY 'NE CTassen .......... ......... K TX 0 T3 Shawnee ........ . ...... RHS '18 6 Capikd HRT .............. KW T4 '15 Chkckasha ..... ........ K HX 7 33 Lawton ......... ......... K TN 7 0 TT3 T15 Opponent Average: T0 poknks Duncan Average: T7. poknis Leadkng Ground Gakner: Morne TNQKXRKXX Leading Scorer: Monte T'nraKXRKXX OukskandKng Lknernan oi the Year: Robert Greenbavl Ouiskandkng Back of the Year: Nxonte TbraXW.KXX Passer: BN Rkcbev cekver: Joe CrutchHeXd dkngharn and Robert Greenhaw rvev Grkiiin Leadkng Leading Pass Re Captakns: Robert NlanXan Queen: Jo Anne Waker Xev, Cnades SuXXKvan, Ha Poo1baXX Co - EarX aches. Pres The Demand corn 16 e soTKd seven Pour oi th rc backiidd.

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f X I EARL PRESLEY HARVEY GRIFFIN CHARLES SULLIVAN HUBERT BAY F. F. FRENCH DOYLE KING JIM SWOAP BILLY TOM WARD DON HENDRICKS HIGHLIGHTS OF THE 1954 SEASON MUSKOGEE I4 - DUNCAN O Two busloads of Pep Club girls accom- panied the Demons to their first game. The completely untried Duncan backfield didn't seem to have that spark which experience later gave them. Joe Crutchfield broke his finger and Bill Richey hurt his knee early in the first half. DUNCAN I3 - BORGER 0 Looking like a million dollars, the Demons hit the victory trail on the sandy soil of Texas. The Demon line showed the Texans that Oklahoma grows 'em iust a little rough- er and tougher. Monte Thrailkill made the sparkling run of the night, and Bill Richey began to show the polish of a great quar- terback. DUNCAN 20 - SEMINOLE 6 Seminole, which later became the Class A champion of Oklahoma, found the going a little too rough as the Demon line made short work of a fellow called Joseph.