Hugoton High School - Eagle Yearbook (Hugoton, KS)

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l ,K C, ' . ', ..,:l', w. ,nw - FSA. Bobbie, Arch, Dick, Donnie, Brush, Sess, Betsy, Marvin, Kennie, Frosty, Glen, Slagle, Mickie, Dick, Phil, Ossie, ax arfiify RAMEY OIL. COMPANY Seniors on the Eagles squad Coaches Ross Estes and C. I... Binns.

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N. . In A - -1 r .-L-.ma-A me f952 alzlugofon H935 1952 FOOTBALL. SEASON -Iugotori 13 Scott City 19 Cimmarron 26 Satanta ' 26 Liberal 12 Syracuse 19 Garden City 26 Ulysses 19 Meade N 20 Elkhart Tinal Southwest Kansas League Standings: W T L. -Iugoton 3 1 O Jlysses 2 1 1 Jleade 2 0 2 iyracuse 1 Z 1 Iimarron 0 0 1 jootlaf 12 13 13 Pct. .800 .600 .500 .500 The Hugoton Eagles Champions of the Southwest Kansas League for the second consecutive year marched their way to the second unde- feated season in the school's history. The hi-flying Eagles under the capable leadership of Coach Ross Estes successfully reached out and folded under their wings 1-ight victories and one tie. Four of the Hugoton Stalwarts through out tht- season battled their way into the ALL SOUTHWEST KANSAS TEAM. Ul1l'yAllSl3llll, Senior end, First Team. Harry Horton, 195 pound back, Second leani, Don Crane, Senior back and Phil Brubaker, Senior guard made llonorablt' Mention, Only a few lettermen returned from the IQQI football squad, Among the veterans were Phil Brubaker defensive line -backer and offensive guard, also captain of the team. Don Crane, co-captain and capable halfback has placed more than 1000 yards for the Eagles this season 712 Yards rushing and over 400 Passing, llarry llorton, whose chief duty was carrying the ball, was also tough on defense, llc marched for 1060 yards rushing this season and averaging 1. 36 yards per carry, Gary Ausbun, end and ace Pass receiver, Ken Stewart, defensive and offensive guard and Douglas Slagle, Offensive center. Other playing defense and offense both were Ronald Betsworth, junior and a fine end, Mick O'leary, Frosty McCoy, Dick llarris, lloh Moorehead and Marv Anderson. The returning letrermen of next year should prove to be just as fine a team. HE1WA'I'T'S GULF SERVICE 23

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l1g0t0I'l gagkd 6Z?v qua B SQUAD SCHEDULE Hugoton 7 Elkhart 42 2 6 Guymon 6 u Z 5 Libe ral 0 6 Ulysses 14 JACK MARTIN'S SINCLAIR SERVICE The Hugoton Eaglets, although they did not end up with an impressive record. They did better than expected with two wins and two losses. The wins came when they trounced Elkhart and Ulysses. The losses were to Guymon and to Liberal. This fine crew of young men, ably coached by C. L. Binns is showing promise in future years. George Titus, Don Williams, and .Timmy Nordyke supplied the running attack. With Jimmy Nordyke passing, the ace pass receivers were Todd Ikard and Jay Holcomb. The running machine was ably assisted by blocking back Larry Lane and Dane Brubaker. With Linemen Gerald Sandusky, Joe Holcomb, Terry Harris, George Hinch, and Kenneth Beavers. All the boys are sophomores or freshmen and should help fill the shoes of the graduates of coach Rose Estes's tearn.