Kingsbury High School - Talon Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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or defeat gggfvswb' fmm A mad scramble occurs as Falcons battle Mustangs to C0'C-iptains, Bi regain the ball. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Kingsbury l3 MUS Kingsbury O Batesville Kingsbury 7 White Station Kingsbury O Bartlett Kingsbury 31 Germantown Kingsbury I9 Olive Branch Kingsbury , 6 East Kingsbury 7 Collierville , Kingsbury I3 Frayser ALVIN CHAPMAN, RAY TULLOS, PETE CRIM, Halfbagk Halfback Tackle ,ur t ,f '. x, . ,ll 'alive-lt' ' X e L 'P sg, gf ...f. ---c. . 3 -A csrcca A l.'-.. N ss H' s ,,....:,,...,s,., ,, xii, ' K XQQXT NX X: Mads fm' aw. is New , s 3, is ,, sy N will, i,3:.E-,tv fl .L-assi :.,... .t,.,,, ,, Q ,g,.,.....X, Wild action ensues as Mazonne tries for the ball. and Boyette, receive letters at the Football Banquet. DAVID THOMPSON, DAVID HULL, Guard Guard In ,:,-,silQ.x,. W ga . gg,-

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MQ our heroes-in victor ,ff THE 1959-60 VARSITY FALCON SQUAD-FIRST ROW: R. Tullos, D. Hathcock, B. Hamer, E. Darden, D. Jones, D. Hopper, J. Boyette Kco-captainl, A, Chapman, J. Turner, C. Mazzone. SECOND ROW: J. Brimm, T. Griffin, B. Shaw, C. Vance, D. Hull, D. Thompson, P. Crim, T. Almquist, J. Barksdale, Coach Shelby. THIRD,ROW: L. Guess, E. Hamilton, B. Lewis, G. Engle, D. Smith, M. O'Guinn, J. Brimm, captain. JACK BRIMM, Quarterback 1959-1960 proved a year of firsts for the Falcons, This was our firstfyear as a semi-member of the Prep League and the Falcons recorded the first victories in their football history. With wins over Germantown and Frayser, Kingsbury was awarded its first football for the trophy case. JIMMY BOYETTE, End 5 w ' C1 ft F5339 ' .W ,.., 1 ' ' li' 'f ' .Q JIMMY BARKSDALE, BILL LEWIS, TOMMY ALMQUIST, l , A ' End End Halfback jr Q 5 DEWEY HOPPER, Guard

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she's queen for a year g ,ml ',,': i l H' A Some of the Queen's awards can only be remembered. CUV9 KBY Cicalla HWOWS 'emu at halftime. Kingsbury's Homecoming with East High capped the The performance was climaxed by the announce- football season. At half-time, the maiorettes strutted ment of this year's football queen, Peggy Olita. She and twirled in total darkness using flaming batons and and her maids, Pat Cox and Carol Gray, were nominated carrying a banner with F-A-L-C-O-N-5 blazing in glow- by the football team and elected by the student-body. ing letters. ix 'iv -- 'uf K l wonder who won? is the foremost thought in the candidates minds. Queen Peggy is presented with a bouquet of roses and a silver football by last year's Queen, Jan Cash. 204