Savannah Country Day School - Country Data Yearbook (Savannah, GA)

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A clear thinker, and a hard, sure tackler, Charles Parks dug in at guard. On the single wing offense this iunior plays block- ing back. Mild mannered sophomore Frank Williams did a workmanlike iob at defensive guard. Fullback Charles Westerfield gallop: into the end zone, as end Henry 'lison leads interference. Action occurred in Hornet 25-6 victory over Groves B. Hornet gridiron stars of tomorrow: fleft to right! Mike Burns, linemanp Eddie Baldwin, back, Thomas McGoldrick, lineman, and Terry Krause, lineman. 89

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On the Hornets Annual trip to jackson- ville, bruising blocking by the line, and flashy sweeps and broken field running featured Country Day's team on November 2. In four meetings with Bolles, the Hornets have been victorious on three occasions. The football team probably was most im- pressive in the last game of the season when the Hornets crushed Montgomery County's B team 46-20 in the Rebels' first invasion of Savannah, November 15. In that game the following seniors were outstanding. QContinued on page Qlj Lone football captain in the history of Country Day, Les Sadler led the Hornets from tackle and center. Pile-driving junior fullback Charles Westertield kept the mid- dle of the line alert with his up-the-middle charges, while four- year veteran senior Billy Trotter used his speed to skirt end and score from his right halfback spot. Quick moving right tackle Frank Brannen makes the coaches smile when they realize he has another year. Frank can play full- back with equal determination. Although ioining the squad late in the season, sophomore Bobby Oliver boosted the Hornets in their late season streak. Senior defensive right end Lin Budreau sparkled on the line Short, red-haired, strong Joe Tison is perfectly built to play guard, and he has two more seasons. 88

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An excellent scholar, a real mon-Barry Crawford has won for himself the highest respect of team mates and fellow students. Coach Saunders calls this senior, the quickest to learn player I ever coached. The only freshman to crash the starting line-up, Monte Roy made up what he lacked in size by drive and determination. Varsity stars of future years will be Dickie Stone, back, Sandy Miller, end, and Ham- mond Rauers, back. , ,. , ' X21 I , I ,,..,. ,.,.. , .ns ,Q - 4 - f 1 1 R .,.. -- 5 f sh-s,wxLi,..w,i-Qgszggtssgf , f ,wa v -.-- , Q generic iiwiigzivge sh.. , ' ' .W L .. 5555:-'f:I1ZS,:I . . r f , , . ,... ., ...., -- . W, ebfzigie ki l 5 , :L ,Qi n , ,s3ij,f'Egwifs5?S 6 H5135 1 T122 gmggg L Qlzkzf' , .,,. 1 is J mfliiiiw V iiibffxwa - M511 1-we ' '21 M tlfiiiiz' -ggfkwg W N11 l ..,. . . V f, w,Q,W'.'s ...., . H43 ,.... ., ,,., - M11-smw fi A... my it-if ,r'!4'fx? si fm, 'J ff, up me ':. ,,.. v fetev if , HQ mf If in-'Wifi sfmw wfl W is gli' s 90 The tallest man on the team, defensive center Bob Bohr, 6'4 , was always in the midst of every play in his territory. Otfensive center and co-winner, Best Blocker of 'l958, Charlie Mikell carries his lighting spirit into every game.