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

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l Coach Garner, L, Roberts, J. Smith, B. Ogden, 3542 P210 HORNBUCKLE 5 Q Moms f Forward ' Cerner g S by J? H ROBERTS A - Guard GREENE X if of , X Guard i 1 . if 'Z p 'Q V ' The 1958-59 Prep A Basketball season saw a 13 game schedule played, with the Cadets winning seven and losing six. The high scorer for the season was Bill Ogden with a 21 point average, Don Morris came next with an ll point average, and Larry Roberts held third place with cl six point average. i , Ji .N s SMHH ? H2 Forward 3 X xx M mf 1 f ' ., . i M si 1 1 5 'F l G f' '-5'-' 2 F 4 ,. ii is , Gauss k l i OGDEN 'ssl Guard 'fi j Forward i,,.f-'Q N, . , , ,. .,,,-,iv M. W 4 ,W k , A Highlighting the season was the contest between M. I. cmii Svsreehsguter, with the Qfirstfggxgrte Qloyed in Sweetwaterl lost by a score of 51-55. The home game was a very different story and at sweet revenge with thd Cadets yijinniag by ajiscore of 42 to 29. The hiqhest paint scare nf mtv

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T re are ,,, no T 3 3 C . vt .,,::: Q .sz ivaraifg gariegaf f 95 - f 959 5 fl! FRONT ROW: Knott, Wilkins, Coupland, Chapman, Measel, Tedder . . . BACK ROW: Maior Curtin, Griffith, Cox, Clark Payne, Fulmer, Hughey, Lessard. Maior Leo M. Curtin's Varsity baseball team enjoyed a winning season this year. They won 5 and lost 4 in a season foreshortened by rain and cancellations, and in Dixie Conference play the Cadets had a 3-2 rerord. ln the hitting, D. Coupland led with a .375 average, and Bill Chapman was leading pitcher with a 4-3 record. The vvins over Snead and Walker College were highlights of the season. The team for next year should have ample experience in vievv of the fact that seven out of nine lettermen were freshmen this time. Lettermen for i958-i959 included: Coupland, Chapman, Tedder, Griffith, Wilkins, Knott, lvleasel, Clark, and Fulmer. C. Q 1 X. ' 'Q . M ,S 1 M' 'Q'S v MAJOR CURTAIN-Coach K R is . l 3, ...W X ,,..- gh r 'W' . .:-:gifs N ,.,, Q, , N , , C ...,, . . CHAPMAN-Pitcher - TEDDER-Catcher 1 fyw ,-M'