Marion Military Institute - Orange and Black Yearbook (Marion, AL)

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hm .-. 5 A is I UQ? Ifxc' 4? .yrs- W iq-- '3 I ,X In O Z I 1 iii IT X3 x. .xdfkdfic Rear 1958 - l 95 9 VARSITY FOOTBALL Won 5 Lost 2 Tied I VARSITY BASKETBALL NJCAA, Region VII Champion Dixie Conference, Co-Chompion Won I9 LosT 9 VARSITY BASEBALL Won 5 Lost 4 HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL Won 3 LosT 3 HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL Won 7 Lost 6 HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL Won I Lost 3 TENNIS Won 3 Losi' 8 GOLF Won I2 LOST O Tied I fi 14 Blix 7 I YQ? 37 A L U Yiv'-I: N ' 4 Ax 'II '47 CDI ! I X A X ,V wil i n I 7 'X X I Q Q + X I-571

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Cavlef Clow I9 gl9 9 .ps- . y , , i ,. ,, K., N ae 1 ni Q A . -My . viagra' . I Q-el' f . FRONT, L. to R.: Oden, Wells, Miles, Caine, J. C., Cardwell, Clowdus, Pumpelley . . .. SECOND ROW, L. to R.: Capt. Johnson Freeman, Engstrom, Nettles, Word, Wrenn, Seoy, Mcclin, Steed. The CadeT Chorus-organized in The second semester--has certainly been a most welcome addition To The school organizations. Captain Johnson, in working with The members of The chorus, performed a Tine service To The school and we are sure The chorus men Themselves enjoyed The Time They spent under his personal direction .... The May 7 Concert was well attended, beauTiTuIly performed, and much appreciaTed by Those who were able To attend. We should have more oT This sort of Thing . . . and we are now expressing The hope That next year more Than one concert can be given .... Perhaps an additional one in The Tall? . . . Congratulations To The Chorus and To Captain Johnson. Caclef 3611160 8' 9 FRONT, L. to R.: Wilson, J. L., Heisterman, R., Miller, .l. E., LeBanc, H .... BACK, L. to R.: Dulaney, P. A., Stanton, .l. A., Kincaid, E., Voebel, S. E. The M. M. I. Dance Band was TirsT organized in The spring of 1945. Every year since Then Marion has had a Dance Band To be proud ol. The members ot The Dance Band pracTice many long hours in working up new numbers. Due to a very Tight school schedule they have been unable To Take many out- nl-Tnwn rr-nnnnpmontc T T T asv' my NN me-K'

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araifg goofgaff I9 - 359 Captain Garner's Varsity Football Team had an excellent season this year, capped by a 33-O victory over the Baylor School. The line was anchored by Ralph Snodgrass and Her- schel Billingsley who proved to be a two-man wrecking team on defense. Flankmen Dutch Dotterer and Red Wilkins were the favorite targets of quarterback Ted Davis who em- ployed a passing attack that struck fear into the hearts of the opposition. Fine backfield play was the trade mark of this club that had two backfields beter than most team's one. Time after time speed merchants Richard Griffin and Charley Tedder broke away on electrifying runs that thrillled the crowd and demoralized the opposition. CAPTAIN GARNER CAPTAIN PEGUE5 Head Conch Assistant Coach CO-CAPTAIN TED DAVIS CO-CAPTAIN DUTCH DOTTERER Quarterback End GLENN GALLAHER JIM ALLEN RALPH SNODGRASS BO JACKSON Guard Guard Tackle Fullback