East Bank High School - Kanawhan Yearbook (East Bank, WV)

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J Q CHARLES STINNETT, Q.B. RICHARD SUTPHIN, H.B. BOYD 'lERRY, IMD. WILLIAM HUDNALL, T. VV I LIAM DELLINGER, MGR. JAMES RECCO, G. JACK ALLEN, E. ROBERT CARNIFAX, C. JAMES CARR, H.B. The Kanawhan, 1951 ge Sixty-seven

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.. , y I RALPH CONNER, E. JOHN CUMMINGS, CC., G. PAUL GREEN, E. THOMAS ARBAUGH, CC., G. Action PAUL ABAUJO, T. IIAROLD HALL, H.B. CLEDITH KEENEY, C. HOMER KERSEY, H.B. ?aQe?'Si:EtyQsia6- The Kanawhafig 1951

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Football Squad Bow 1-S. Edelman, G. Thomas, L. Keeney, P. Grady, D. Green, B. Carnifax, W. Hudnall, T. Arbaugh, C. Capt., C. Keeney, J. Cummings, C. Capt., G. Berry, H. Beaver. How 2-Joe Butta, Ass,t Coach, I. Gregory, C. Stone, Harold Hall, Henry Hall, J. Coley, I. Carr, H. Kersey, B. Terry, I. Allen, R. Conner, C. Stinnett, R. Sutphin, P. Green, Edd Nugent, Head Coach. Row 3-Roy Williams, Ass't. Coach, R. Atkins, B. Connard, Carpenter, C. Crawford, G. Tucker, H. Cravens, P. Keglor, M. Thomas, I. Petry, E. Vandall, J. Recco, R. Hemmings, P. Mor- gan, C. Taylor. Row 4-P. Muncy, S. Latorre, D. Cottrell, J. Shelton, Kirk, C. Hodges, L. O,Quinn, I. Mitchell, J. Henderson, B. Willis, P. Allen, W. WVhitley, and S. Persinger. HE PIONEERS had a rather successful season in football this year, winning 7 games and losing 3. After losing their opener to a great Oak Hill team, the Pioneers de- feated' Dunbar to get started on the right track. Then winning 6 of its remaining games and losing to Charleston and Stone- wall by scores of 7-6 and 21-12. The Pioneers will feel the loss of All-State Halfback, Richard Sutphin, ends Conner and Allen, tackles Hudnall and Araujo, guards EAST BANK., ..... ...,,. . 7 EAST BANK ....,.. ,...... 2 1 EAST BANK .....,. ....... 1 9 EAST BANK ...,... .....,. 6 EAST BANK ...... , ...,,., 25 EAST BANK ....... ,...... 7 EAST BANK ...... ...... . .34 EAST BANK... ..... ...,.. 1 2 EAST BANK .,...... .,.,,.. 1 9 EAST BANK ........ ,...... 1 3 Page Sixty-eight Arbaugh and Cummings, fCo-Captains ap- pointed for the season of 19511 centers Carni- fax and Keeney, backs Stinnett, Terry and Kersey. Paul Araujo, probable All-State Tackle, was lost most of the year due to a broken leg. Before the close of the season, there were three other boys who fell victims to broken legs. They were Cummings, Keeney and Stinnett. Recognition on the All-State was bestowed upon Arbaugh, -Conner, Cum- mings and Stinnett. OAK HILL ....... ........ 2 5 DUNBAR ,.......... ........ 1 4 HINTON ,..,.......,.,,.,,....... ,...,,,, 6 CHARLESTON ............,,,......... 7 SOUTH CHARLESTON .......... 7 HUNTINGTON EAST ............ 0 MAN ............................,,,,.......... 6 STONEWALL JACKSON .,...... 21 ST. ALBANS .................,,.,..,.... 12 DUPONT ,.....................,............. 12 The Kanawhan, 1951