Phillips High School - Mirror Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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 He JOE MORROW. Hill-billy Guard Joe held down hit |M itiim well to lie Mich a small nian. He didn't care how hi they came, liked to hit the big boy and tee Vm fall hard. It too had Joe graduate before next fall. WALTER DAVIDSON, trail Back Walt was the most cootiMDt man on the team, lie wa not a spectacular tdayrr, but be always did the right thing at the right time. Ifavidsou was especially good on quick opening play and was a nice blocking hack. Next fall hould find him an All-State man. NORMAN DOWNEY. Flash Back Norman was held hack on account of an injury, but, when be did cc action, he showed oach and me eUc that hr had the will and ability. Flash” will he hack to don the Phillip color next fall. FRANK SLAUGHTER. Bobby” Tackle V.r , lrUf1r,niu »■«•«» !a t year, got a had start thit year due to a knee injury, hut he turely de- 'lot of credit. Not many yard were g until over “BohbyV «i«lc of the line. ERIC HARRIS. Strong Man- Guard „ llamt .wa an experienced guard hut wa another man who wnt handicapped hy an injury, n played a lot of good game , and next fall he will he out there doing better than hi best. everyone serve

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 wV v TOL MIRROG K 11A RR Y JOH XST()X. Li! Roy I: ml Tin Mg fell finished hi ihinl year as a Crimson cm!, am! he was a good one every minute he played. Harry was an excellent jaw-receiver am! a har«l man to get around. The Ul Bojr leaves us this year, but his spirit will help carry on next fall. SAM HAY. Trick Tackle Sam was about the most dependable linesman on the squad. Had he not been so Icind-beartc ! to the p| otition. he would really have been a terror. Hut Trick was right on the s|»ot every- play. RAYMOND CALLEX. Sergeant Rack Tile Sergeant started the season at end. hut was later shifted to the backfteld. His tremendous driving power accounted for this. He will |arade for the Red and White again next fall. ALTERNATE CAPTAIN JACK FRAWLEY, Yack Rack Ml-Stair! Yea. sir. genuine all-state and iust harelv beaten out of spark plug of the team, and how he could run. kick. pas , block, and tackle, the mow outstanding man on the team. JIMMY JONES. Scraper End Jiuimv's will and determination earned him his letter. Against grout odd , he stuck the season out And wa awarded the honor he had been look ng forward to. Jones graduates this year. All-Southern! Jack was the Everything! Jack was easily

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TOt MIRROR 1932 JOE PRICE. Goofy Tackle Joe proved to be the answer to a coach' prayer. Me sit one tough fellow to handle. Me didn’t mind (hr hard knocks and didn't mind giving a lew either. PAUL HUTCHINS. “Fairfield Confer Paul was a perfect understudy to Coggin and really kept Hiram on the jump too. He will probably step into the vacancy left by Coggin next season. NORVELL TURNER. Blondie Hack Norvell worked hard to earn hi letter and hi plucky spirit was rewarded. The little fellow was handicapped by. the other larger ami more experienced baekfield men. but he outclassed them numerous times. ARCHIE WITT. Hanna Back Archie not a midget in sue but a mountain in |niwcf. lie held an edge over the other lucks in broken field, and many of hi long run resulted in touchdown . Arch wa« “a cool as a cucumber.” (The girl liked Archie too.)