Fox High School - Our Echo Yearbook (Fox, OK)

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SKY CLIMBER Jim Cart- wright cleared the pole vault with inches to spare. san-am...Pf.,...,,e N wewwweomsaswwmyumacwwecWs,M, 1 JUMPING HIGH, Derrell Kunkel clealrs the pole as Doyle Randolph waits his turn. WAITING PATIENTLY, Sam David Carrell is rea- dy to hit the next pitch as his teammates look on. STURDY MEN like Jack Nelson, Don Van Treese and Perry O' Dell practice the shot put. ALL SET are Dewey Ell- edge and Gary Reynolds. ..28..

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Tommy Kunkel i67l of SCHEDULE Duncan B ........ ..... 0 Tishomingo ,....... ..... 7 Temple .......... ........ 2 0 Colgate ....... .,...... 2 5 Dundee .......... A,... 7 Velma-Alma ...... ..... 6 Healdton ..... ........ l 2 Wilson ., ........ l2 Ringling ....... ..... 7 Delton McKee 1563 Joe Moody The Foxes opened their second con- ference game with the Velma-Alma Co- mets at Fox on October l6. This was a nip and tuck game to the finish. Late in the first quarter Charles Wright took a pass from Johnny Fisher on his own forty yard line and raced sixty yards for the first touchdown. Dale Bryant con- verted, and the score was 7 to 0. In the third quarter the Foxes tallied again to make the score l3 to O. The Comets came back and scored the last touch- down of the game. The final score was 13 to 7. Showing they still had a good football team and better than the Velma-Alma score indicated, they defeated the Healdton Bulldogs at Healdton 30 to 12 on October 23. The Foxes started early in the first quarter when Doyle Randolph swept his own right end. Healdton came back before the first quarter was over and tied the score. The Foxes struck again with an end pass. In the third quarter Carl Ronald Buck scored. Doyle Our Foxes W, Y -. ....,,..-.-vv'-- -,-1fv-f.s,Y-- . -Y Y . 1611 Fred Paul lB'll Doyle Randolph Randolph made the last touchdown of the game. Fumbles and the inability to deliver a knockout punch plagued the Foxes as they lost their first conference game to the Wilson Eagles on October 30. The Foxes led 7 to 6 on a touchdown made by Doyle Randolph who skirted his own right end. A pass from Johnny Fisher to Derrell Kunkel made the extra point. The Wilson final tally came in the final seconds of the game on a pass into the end zone. The final score was I2 to 7. The final game of the season was homecoming for the Foxes, and they proved it by mauling the Ringling Blue Devils2l to 7. Four Fox seniors were chosen as mem- bers of the All-District football team. They were Delton McKee, guard, Dale Bryant, fullback, Raymond Hopkins, guard, and Charles Wright, end. Floyd Reed, end, received honorable mention. CELEBRATING THEIR VICTORY over the Velma-Alma Comets are Floyd Reed, Joe Moody, Gerald Kennedy,.Johnny Fisher, Charles Wright, and Jimmy McGlasson. .-2 7- 4l - rn -1 Floyd Reed i511 Bobby Taclzetl' l5Bl Ronnie Weldon C621 Dean Worsllarn l50l Charles Wright l55J Herman Wright t53l

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