Marian Anderson Junior High School - Hummingbird Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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l l l i 1 1 l BACK ROW: Left to Right Mr. Ezell, Coach , Danny Hamilton, David Fri- day, Bill Yelton, Bobby Jackson, John Chandler, Claude Johnson, Stanley Mayhue, Paul Parker, Gary Walker, Marcus Hawkins, Riley Walker, Steve Martindale, and Coach DeBois. BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right: Gary Carpenter, Scott Sidwell, Michael Crawford, Bryon Eaton, Michael Washington, Doug Funkhouser, Rickey Watkins, Taylor Johnson, and Mark Core. The 7th grade team, led by Coach Ezell and Coach DeBois, finished their season with a fantastic game. I is ,. .,.. , 1 N Aga.. M., get il .. . .wk its The 8th grade team from Left to Right: BACK ROW: Henry Milton, Levi Buggs, Melvin Becknell, Keith Wilson, Bobby Brown, and Coach Williams. FRONT ROW: Frank Jones, Earl Younger, Clay Carter, Travis Chandler, Mandel Samuels. They had a very good season. Although they were the --use underdogs of all their games, they still came through with the help of Coach Williams. They didn't have a finish as good as the 7th or 8th grades did, but they had as much hustle as any other team in the league. They might have better luck in the future.

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