Meridian College - Bosque Yearbook (Meridian, TX)

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S212 .,. of g-if 7 'v-... A .g' ,,,- -:eg54,,?:QE: , 'N sg 'f , 'fi' N91-. Y , if SEER,-1' C4 f if li' r ' ijhfl ffm if ruff E- ,- ' rdf xff., if , x I v 1 101, ' uf t 1 1 , I REX MOORMAN Tackle Another first year man who made the bugs look and take notice. Possessed of the heart of a lion, this rangy boy didn't know the meaning of the word can't. Though light, they never came too big for him. Who will ever forget the memorable Tarfeton game of '24, when, playing at the tackle position, he threw himself in the pathway of that plunging aval- anche of beef and brawn, and smeared the works time after time? Rex is true blue and a real man from the tip of his toes to the top of his head. CHARL1:s fl.-XNDOLPH Tackle This sandy haired boy hails from Cherokee, in the rugged hills of West Texas. No less rugged and sturdy than the hills among which he roamed as a boy, Red put his whole soul into the game every time Coach Fost- er's finger beckoned him into the game. His first year of football, this lad gives promise of developing into a valuable man for anyb0dy's football club. RALPH H0sK1Ns A End No man who wore the Cougar colors during the year '24 made more prog- ress in his game than did Red Boots Hoskins. Being absolutely new at' the game, he kept plugging away, and invariably showed worlds of stuff, when called upon. Alert every minute, an adept at recovering fumbles, speedy, tough, this rangy lad is going to make his mark in the athletic world. Mighty few would be line busters ever continued on their way after Red laid his shoulder against them. His friends are numbered by those who knew him. f N Ofc EOSQUE' 925 as e K

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1 Jfyawng, 2 ata. 1 ffm ' Fi-3:-11:5-1' - . f :vQ'P3.5, ,, J x ., fffv fe.-ff: , TILLMAN BROWN Captain As captain of this year's squad he made a capable leader. He held,up his last year's reputation as being one of the Fighting Cougar type. We regret to lose him very much as he graduates in June. WILLIAM RINGER This man Bill was always known by the time the game was over. At forward he was a hard man to stop and few men out jumped him at center. We all believe that he has a great basketball future ahead of him and are expecting him to don a Merid- ian uniform next year. PAT C0sGRovE Irishman carried out his country's national tradition by showing his fight when he went' into a game. Although smaller than most of his opponents he played his position well. He will be back next year and should make a good showing. HARVEY BALLEXV Very few Conference forwards found a more difficult man to evade. At guard he held his ground to such an extent that they literally had to run over him for a goal. He is Captain- Elect' and every one is confident that he will be a great leader for a most promising season. X me B0.s'QU1:eI925 K