Hill College - Rebel Yearbook (Hillsboro, TX)

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72a 6 lst Row: Farrell, Rollins, Neal, Mitchell. 2nd Row: Blackburn, R. Wooten, Iordan. The smallest quint on the hardwood made activities dangerous when the scrappy Commandos hit their stride. The college aggregation faced two early season defeats only to return in the stretch to hammer out three successive league victories, one being over the favored Rangers. Led by a triple-combination that hardly was ever excelled in three cagers, Pat Neal, Billy Rollins, and Iackie Farrell, the spirited quint hustled and scrapped throughout every skirmish. R. Wooten, Blackburn, Mitchell and Iordan completed this college force. 4. r, V E: l x- f S' A 'S fif' fd' CO CAPTAIN PAT NEAL CO-CAPTAIN BILLY ROLLINS Hillsboro Hillsboro a long shot artist skillfully con- a tricky forward-did his share t tributed to the scores of his team. bring the Commandos throug With honors.

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, 7ke Wadzawb lst Row: Ivey, McCoy. 2nd Row: Iohnson, Winters, Adair, McKnight. Comprised chiefly of frosh rounclballers the Warhawks failed to capitalize on a single contest. They fought hard and with de- termination but the stronger and more experienced teams rapidly trampled their efforts, rolling up consecutively high scores against the ill-fated Hawks. They dropped five straight games to occupy the cellar in the league. Captain Iarnes Adair and Clayton Williarns furnished the offensive spark for the Hawks, but lacking experience and sufficient practice the cellarites never bothered their opponents to any great extent. i 't CAPTAIN JAMES ADAIR Bynum .fn an all-round good player-execu- tx .g ted both positions Well. if-g '

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Third Row - Curtis, Bearden, Allen, Carmichael, Autrey, I. H. Clark, Littlejohn, Iohnson, Ramirez. Second Row-Coach Rornine, Parsons, Messer, Ripley, Now- lin, Lawrence, Blount, High tower, H. Wells, Coach Galiqa. First Row-E. Wells, Southard, Cleveland, R. Maldonado, Bassinqer, B. Clark, Hill, A. Maldonado EDMUN D WELLS USTINE MALDONADO Manaqers Coaches ROMINE and GALIGA e two most concerned about e fortunes and misfortunes the Eagles - the two to I om all credit is due for a lendid coaching job. -Workers with the coaches, Captains HNSON and CARMICHAEL - diplomats and untiring ders of the team. fit 63 QB... ff: M 'Q N . . -if Q- x HILLSBORO HIGH EAGLES l942 FOOTBALL RECORD ' 6 Graham ,,.... 27 Hillsboro ....,..... ...... Hillsboro ...... .......,,. Hillsboro ................ Hillsboro ............,. -- Hillsboro ......,......... 13 Hillsboro ,....., ----..,-l3 Hillsboro ...,...,.....,.. 6 Hillsboro ...........,.,.. 13 Hillsboro ,....., L .,..... 0 Cleburne .... Waco ......, -.- Corsicana .- Mexia ..,....... Bryan L--- Ennis ,.,..,, L., Waxahachie Temple ...,,. ..