MJZAJ ojffpdfzzmf fwia' First Rom Curtis, Mitchell, Gentry, Tibbitta, Sykes, Moore. Second Rom Visa Cox, !lcDnn1o1, Burris, Moore, Masterson, Smith, Khilling Third Rom lortham, Wren, Spiers, Hanks, Traw, Bongo, llrs. Chrestman. 1 S A TOKL-IN of profound personal esteemg In grateful recognition of his untirinf devotion to the interest of our student- bodyg As a tribute to one of the foremost educators of Cklahoma, . We respectfully dedicate this, the second volume of The Eu11dog, to mg BLAND JSNNINTS TRAQY, P. S., V. A. Superintendent of Spiro High School R r UN r 5 y .3 i if if if BOARD OF ED CATIO Dale Toblor url Flack'-on Je,-rv Q-.1d,,11 President Clerk ymber 3 'O 'f -c f af. V U fy' wt.-': Sndie Rnymond B. Lucas Chester L. lloblet llthanntics Principal Conch Jr. High Principal 5 nr v- N s'1'vs 6' f 0 X K F I 1 F1011 he Doville Doris Cox Vocational Hs. Ee. Covrmerce 1,111.1-d B,-mm Katherine Terry Vocational Agri. 50'-'ill SVOHCB ,vi M. U' TN E1-no Hinton Lester Moore History Science 4511 Viola Peck English Alton K. Scantling Science aug 1, -Q :- ' - . ..- ,f Q? Lucille Stringer kgliah car, GGY Y 'X 4 o. 5 ,- 1? 'Q 4--r Lg F mga Q 7 Azalea Ardis Slim Scoot over shorty Ellncre Bates Blanchard Just take hxm by the jewlery store fs -eff? X .qllly F 4-117 1 2 --'Q NLJLW 7 Joseph1ne Riling CPresident J Who's that coming? I've lost my specks 1nVerne Mitchell CVice President, ron What! Only an AY' helen Burris Sugar 'Well for Pe+e's sake Virginia Smith Jennie u 'Oh for gosh sakes Z1 l ,FQ Emmett Benge Curley 'No girls on this seltl' Ruby Jean Brlnsoum Jeann1e People just take s look at that man Madgal ine Broom L-edge 'Those horse tracks look famlliar DeWitt Bunch Junior 'Ee's forever blowing bubbles 'v- X T' f ' I'-Q5 N ning l' -11' Jenelle Derryberry Janell 'had trouble fixirg my hair' Var5 Ann ffllar Maggie 'hal ba! What a joke! Afir lf' T . T 'lllll ,- Q am lll' Lorene Carter Olats N Why nol That just mlkes me so mad Louise Couch Luke 'Oh my poocnoss Francls Curtis Francy A a A A we Wil a Curtis Filly 1 hsven't got rlme ve get to Study ,... ,UN 'Y' 'O' Cora Vnsterson Sis 'Got A letter from Gerald today Imogene Milburn -lmy 'Hey you kids! le're going to be late to class Hilliard Moore--Red I passed it! Imagine that! Elillbeth lurphy Liggig Did I toll you About tho time? 5 rW' 17' 44 fx IC ,ug 'il Barbara Person Fluffy Lou You have to be nice to me because Jimmy has a oar Phyllis Jean Rutledge Fey You I feel so bad must be love Molly Ruth Shelton Bood Hey! Whats the big idea Jack Spiers Murphy s3Y9p good deal Lucille i 11 La Rue Swlnk Elackle Oh' I'm 10 paras behind 1D shorthand ' ida Gail Tobler Fat Back L Oh I've just seen the cutest boy Q 'WP --r l 1' ,, Z x lcd Barron Tucker hack 'Wh can't they leave the Limies out of English IV Gilbert hhrliok Charcoal nhelll Just give we time f la Jlmmxe Wren ounder What'a on the string for tonight WQIII, Joe Mack umxte John Willy I don't know Would you please ask that question again? Pearl Ann linford lhite Head '1t'a crazy, but I'm going Tedder President af WW fill frnw Anderson X Burton l WA! lanke S Council Rep JUNIORS Our Freshman Year began with 61 members lhen Mr Green, our sponsor, enlisted for the army, his wife was out leader Our off1cers were: President, Robert Burton Vice Pres Cecil Tedder, Secretary Geraldine Lovett, Reporter, Gwendalyn Reid Phxllip lanke was Scrap Iron Drive King The Sophomore year was begun with SO students under the leadership of Visa Doris Cox Our officers were President Phillip Msnke, Vice President, Cecil Tedder have enrolled 57 Irs officers are President, Cecil Tedder Vice President, lonroe Northam, Seore tary Edward Brown Treasurer, Phillip Manke Student Council Rep Joye Moore le presented our play Don's First Shave' Nov 16 under the direction of Hrs Doville and lies Terry The members of the play cast includex Jeanne Perry, Buddy Goforth Rebecca Anderson Gene Downing Mary Pendergrassg Phillip lsnkey Joye Mooreg Betty Coffee, and Ends Davis Burtong Student Council Rep This our Junior year, we Doville is our Sponsor Our B.11,y Brown Black 'Q J Broughton Brom Coffs' f J Moore Secretary 3 Aff ogy? Q J fb Av , 1 Boyd N531 Devil , 9 , X . It f , X , , ' X A A, Q .' fl 1 fl' x A . Ll 1 o Q CQ A --3 ,- rw, F . . ' p HF mf rif '1x3 I -fprit I n ' ' , 1? if V V, X x I I ' 1 Xeemas W,x,e?V Buddy Goforthg Secretary, Joy looreg Reporter, Robert iiqyhil viil Qrr ', . Gel, 7 C 51,14 . . Y lvl' -ru D . A, x 1- I ' ' L hx ' ' 7 5 5 K 0, Q n O l 9 I .CSI 4. ' uv 'ci 4, 5 ' ' Ag cgi aft F ',- 7 X atgg .MSA Q 4' N glifjggsilltr 'FL e K g , y, X f ,f RN 7 f i . If - , . ssl 9 'X Cox Gillion ff Moore J' Quoener Tidwoll ISL, Q 1. 1 X J 3 ,roi - it , lf 1 Downing Harvey Parker Rogers Ill Ili: Northam O 45 .i 'ri 4 ., v fifi Gentry :O Hull Perry Souddress B Northam 15 Z . i ,Ja I 1 ,vu u ,D r 1 ,- . Qi' ai . 'J x Y ' 'A K - 7 I , xl! f :. .. .3 , W1 4 N wil A. a v X , ,, Q ' f ' ' 3 I' I . 4' A. 3 A a E A 4 Q! r , 2 r X ' sf r' -' .. F X ' ' , Vp? , .B -A1 .sul 'f H- Johnson President SOPHOMORES . - 4 ' .6 -J .si 1 . Z. D t Ln 5Dd9f50n Bartlett Belcher Bishop Q 'C - , 7 - -1 , ' ,A 'Z 'X A gifs , -. BF00m Brown Carter Ctrtor 43 P Q TL Q W . NX N f 'X rua . YT x -R Curtis Dolan Draper Duvall -J 'J -A' 'T .Y -I r K UE 213 '--'- nf r 4 1 . K H - Flnnin Ferguson Gilliam Gillian 7 'S' -I Cf? X -2 Dempsey Secretary 4 bw' Blaylock 'Q' r x N nf' jf- Craig 3 Ellis - Cl ix 4 f xf Gist Hampton T Littlefield Munoy Pridmore Sebo Hendricks Manning lilburn Ragle B. Smith Henson laxlell I Nichols Reid H. Sith I9 Hood loBr1de litohell Rhodes x xi xg Southern King loDenie1 JJ Overltreet Rubott m 4 Stephens -o fy, ' i ' I1 T, . U ,D ' 4 , s 'V ,. lg 'J f N A N 1 1 I Trl' 'tanksrsleary T t Spiers Sykes JP 5 -A Dm l 1-'Y -11 ' I - . 6 . Q ' ,I . X I X watkins Tobler maker hrliok H8lld!'lCkl Spiro was founded in the fall of 1897, which was about the time, the Kansas City Southern Railroad was being built through this section of the Indian Territory. Spiro is situated, about one mile and one half, west of Skullyville. The name Skullyville, in the Choctaw lndian language, means money-town. Skullyville was the oldest, inland town, in the Indian Territory. The town was named for a Jew's wife, whose maiden name was Spiro. He was one of the first merchants. About 1900, the United States Government had the town site surveyed off in blocks and lots. The first school was established in 1901 and was a private subscription school. The Spiro City Schools in 1946 include the High School, the grade school, vocational agriculture, and combination garage, shop and woodwork buildings. The High School building is of brick, constructed in 1924. It was made to house 6 classrooms, office, music room, and auditorixl. Today, the balcony having been converted into rooms, it has 9 classrooms, office, and auditorium. A hallway has been made into a fairly complete library. The Grade Building, built in 1940 of native stone, :as constructed for 8 classrooms, office, and auditoruim. Today, the grade school has ll classrooms, the auditorium has been made into classrooms. One of these rooms serves as band and music room for both grads and high school pupils. The Garage, a building of brick tile is only two years old. A rather complete garage operated by a full time mechanic, a shop, and a woodworking unit are in this building. Temporarily, the vocational agriculture department is housed in a frame building just back of the High School. le are serving lv school districts with six buses. In Senior High, there are 118 pupils enrolled, in Junior High, 152 are enrolled and 514 elf enrolled in Grade school. D A U S T I I lads, Social Science B A I D Harlan, Veterans Program FRESHMEN Q 1 x Adams Adamson Alexander Autry Bats' ,x Q 4' -J I B11-chfield Breedlove Black BTOFD Broil! rd ' 5 Burris f Dump -V Edwards Gilt G1,t 74 - 'Zi' 7 Couch carter Davis 'punklin E Elkins fs P1 , 3 4? Greenwood za G68 Gentry Grgy Blydon Q 'ii-' Hicks Kelley Perdue 4- -J 'C' ,,f Southern I ' is Q. f as ' 5 Af it J I r 'sa ni- A i H111 - Howard Isom Iscm F U' I g.L rxill C , 1 Q , Xxx xxx? f X , Kelsey Khilling Kirk King 2 QN is X M... McClain Mchaugrhin Moore Parker U? , A ' -.4 fe ' fggflw X ll X Romer Rowan 3h8W Snawder Soseaman Souddresg Stout SYk93 25 ,,.4 lv 'ren 'Haan Wilson 'NOYU' Underwood Spiro Boys Win Th1rd Came of Season After rea srowing up on the court Eugene Queerer helped steer the Bulldogs to trexr thlrd victory of the year The scores of th1B clash were 26 25 wxth Queener belng hxgh for Spiro with 1 points In a thrilling game, which seemed for a whlle a defeat for SPIFO, the Bulldogs came up with another victory by defeat lng the Panama S1x by one point Scores for th s game were 17 to 16 llnford a pson were high point Dere Santy Claws, I am ritlng yew to ask yew to be sure 'o come to my howse this Christmas and please bring me a great big robber doll wxth reel hair and a red waggon wlth blg yellow wreels and a teddy bare with a long tail behird wlth a pink bow txed on it I have ben a goode litle girl all year With lots of love Joseph1ne R1ling Us' 'fel P S Plese send Mommy a million dollers and a bxg red box of Duz On second thot, leve dady out, I oan't spell what he wants The greatest remedy for anger is lay Seneca Advice is seldom welcome those who need it most like it least Anon To be proud of learning is the great est of xgnoranoe Jeremy Taylor None but a fool is always right To reform a man, you must begin with his grandmother Victor Hughes Good merchandise finds a ready buyer Franklin ITE EXCn.Rr'I'S P ROL This CLASSROOM I' you don't know how to conduct vrur self, maybe you haven't grown up sc ial The senior class 18 prepar ng for 0 senior play, which is to be given Nowmr ber l in the Figh School auditorium I The name of the play is The Black The real prccf of a womsn's courtesv is f one to have an ailment just lilo the other woman is describing and not tell her about it Aron Live with wolves anc vcu w ll learn to howl Spanxsh Proverb The senlors FOCBIXBG tne1r rlngs the other day and I notlce a few have already been traded or given to some of the students Prejudice is the chlld of xgnorance Will1am Hazlitt 'Yankee Hunor at its best 'hen JOYID brougrt his Boston bride hame to the 'Yankee Humor at its best lhen John brought his Boston bride home to the down East farm, both he and Great uncle Tigothy felt she had considerable to learn before she'd be a full fledged farmer's wife This story of HO' V195 taught her is a refresher course in hm-nity, filled with arv vit. nhrwd observation and down East legend Reader's Digest Unole T1mothy's yarns and tales of his da s also add interest you s y Virginia Smith v X 'az '3 I W' - ' , i Z7 , . ,f . x W. 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E4 33 X WHO S WHO Shy Eov Joe Vack Whlte Nea Boy nobbv Vanke Eluffer Bev Otry Southern laziest Boy Bobby Don lEcDan'e1 Best All Around Boyz Burnett Benge Iandsome boyn Gene Downing ost Popular Eoya Phlllip Menke Frlendliest Boy: Marion Wortham Timid Girls Helen Burris Bluffer Girlz Lucretia Gilliam Neat Girl: Laura Gay Dunklin Lnziest Girl: Gail Tobler Best All Around Girl: Patricia VoClain Prettieet Girlz Imogene Muncv Vost Popular Girlz Shirley Sykes Friendliest Girlz Joye he Moore O OOO Barbara Southern Yerthe Gentry, Helen Ellis, Ruth Snewder, Shirley Sykel SIXTH GRADE 1 Fit Af Second Row: Whrd, Herring, Reed, Tobler, Wooten, Ison, Bryan Third Row Cox, Gee, Boyd Teal, Jones, Coleman, Shaw Harvey, Underwood, Teacher Fourth Row Robinson, Rmner, Bettis, Stewart, Cloud, htkins, Sebo Bunch, Wren Inserts Hess, Hess, Sykes FIFTH GRADE eng IJ Nun! First Row: Edwards, Snith, Snawder, lortham, Northam, Key Jones Second Row: Brown, Carter, Dalley Hendrix, Coffey, llartin, Garrett, Reid Third Row: Blackman, Holt, Hendrix, Evans, Tibbitts, Spiers, lloore, Fright Inset: Sykes. Teacher, lisa Wood. 35 1' -4 , Hrs Hall ,-Q . ' T I N 9 X ' f' N 1 . 1 i fr I.- s- , 'X I . k r ly V , - I , l xv - Ki v N W1 QTY -Y ' ' r S S fp l . E 3? . A I , First Row: Draper, Newmnn, loolsey, Stroud, Kelly, Isom, Dolan. - fi- Q , D - A I ,9 - ,.' , . 1 I A xr , ui ,B A, A Z H , , , Q S s w X , S ,r 3 f 'Q , ' . I A ' A A w ' i J X , - HFTH GRADE H af I 4 P+.-P XXX .,,, g any Frazier I-olman Shaw, Gentry Hrs Goforth Verryman Ashing Wrigjhf' Wmlson, Second Row: Durmam Ainsworth, Terry laxwell onrad nsertsz Gillenua er Laurhlin Remus Teacher Miss Naselues Mrs Nance FOURTH GRADE First Rovu lorry-man, Anderson, lestas, Jackson Reed Brewer, Jones Holt, Kirk Cox Second Rnvu Underwood, Frasier Davis Teal, Fannin Hendrix lunoy, Jackson lrd Third Raw: Teacher Miss Peerson, Hunphrey, Broom, Sebo, Tibbits, Black, Bonner, G11 Collins Maier, Ruler Individual Pictures Smith Robbins ,ao fn 1. to L -, R 'M , 1 , , R . R 5 w A I -5 R ' ' ' - ' 1 ffr A. lg , 'O 9 P , -X ,' ' X I , 1 I ff fi ' A V x a - ' JW R ' fue 3-1 na, Q . ' t Pow: , , , -, ' . . Y ' Y I D C I Z I e Third Row: Fuleom, Dunklin, Voore, lathas, Haloomb, Kelsey, McClain, Newberry. A 4. x 4 , X X 3 ' 'u lg 4 4 A J ' . Y ?' ' -1' THIRD GRADE AWS First How Barr Rhodes Newell Vermilye Voore Bonner aeoonu Row onawuer Overstreet Albritton Rhodes Nest Joyce Broughton hx d 1 w Au ry Kuylo osgrove Shaw Cox MacDanie1 E1 is Duncan 'sucker Miss Lovett n v'dua1 plc urea Broom onrad Cusick, Cusick lrlgbt SECOND GRADE 'x.J QQ First Row: gackson, Illson, Rogers, Stiles, Slafford Hedwine , Tobler, Vermilye, lorgan, yes Second Row: Hicks, Stephens, Statham, Sebo Newberry Duncan Ainsworth Teal lo t Tre Third Row Niblett Terry Littlefield, Tibbetts, Capehart, iuvall, Shao, Evans, gels, Rei: Fourth How: Harper, Harper, Baloomb, Mathis, Smith Carnell Robbins Gentry, Reed Teacher lrs Bryan Ineertg Stallings Sykes 39 1 R - r A ' 'A 'L '11 , . Q. ll. ' , j ' E A. ' gl , E lp , ' , , ,Y , , w 1 li ' ' V ' ' 4 1 , V- Q 'I - x ' I. W 1 . w. 1, s pr R , A Q T 2 1 n A 1 4 1 ' A 1 4 - 5 COX: A 4 1 1 r n 9 1 1 , ' 'Y' ' ' 4. . I ,. r Ac g , , , V , , , , , , . Fourth Row: Sebo, Colenan, Cosgrave, Tobler, Hicks, Shaw, Voss, Bettis, Gillian, I Ji . 'At A z' ' , C . , , .. . ' , Y .QQ NA , , t.', R gin? . 1 A 2- , ' . . ' 7 I 1 .4 .V I x,v .. 4 U' f I: L - . - , Q ,Pa M , - ' 1 ' X 1 ' .- ' u H ' ' 1 f Q rv S ' 1 X . 4 X? X 2 4 . Q ' , J I A I 6 A 1. v J ' I . f . I . n v ' K X l 1 V. I ' l , : I I ' l I e 9 e e , FIRST GRADE rxq First Row: Capehart Cusick Cornell Boyd, Davis, Evans, loors, Bill, Garrett Second Row Freeman, uentry, Cloud, G111, Laker, Robbins, Hess, lcllillen, Southern, Teacher, Mrs Alton Scantling Individual Pictures: Rowland Weaver, Iluncy, Clrrett PRIMARY A A 4' --Q N '1 First Row: Breedlove, loolsey, Cottingim, Hurd, Dunnam, Rutledge, lerryman, Newberry. Second Row: Hess, Winn, Isom, Conrad, Tidvell. Third Row: Smith, Stephens, Gillion, Individual Pictures: Evans, Robbins. Wright, Halccmb, Yuncy, Ludermilk, Rhodes, Barr, Martin, Jaggers, Stephens, lathis, Stroud, Jones, Joyce Teacher: liss Berry. dl - , ' 1 1 f 5 ' ' ' 3 . ,i5'Jf g,J'.J ' Q ,,,,i,.,, , Q V V li I T A , , I . - . ' A 4 f N . - S x ,. 1 - - xr . 13 f ' ', ' S 1 .. V3 - ' Z Q f'- Q Y , .V f , f . g r' A I . , U F H A OFFICERS 311- l in 0.-in Rogers Senior President, Kelly Junior President Hayden Junior Secretary Shelton Sen1or Vice President Branscum Senior Secretary Pridmore Treasurer SENIOR F H A 44-5-5- Firet Row: Ire. Doville, Curtin, Sith, Littlefield, Golden, Brenecun, Hoare, Rogere Second Hom Smith, Beton, Burris, Bailey, Moore, Shelton, Gillian. 43 e e e . , I 6 e ,, s H , ' Q 2 E o T , ,, J - Q . 4. Y f . Us 5 N MA . ' A '44 fi KJ' ,' 11, Atv I . 1 , 9 . in . A n , - 1 'ff' f, . . ' J X ' ' 1 ' 9 - ' - . - e e e A ' U If , I 4. - ' ' V' ' 'W ' I HL I 1 I V A F W2 ww Q..1 I s H FFA an 135, Z 0 005110 b -RESFA 'Wa Q S -cob 'Wo -Ox 3 N First Rom Sutry Curtis, Fhtkins Stout, Shaw Treat Giet, Souddress, Teacher Brown Second Row: Regle, Reid Southern, Ylorthmn, Ybde Dolan, Gee, fray, 'illion Thxrd Rom King, Queener, Harvey, Bunch Adams Gist Blaylock, Filson Ludermilk Fourth Rom lnrlick larlick Moore, Wren, Carter, Northam lhite Brown Broom, Burton IUNIOR F H A fl I, First Run Hicks, hull, H111, Gentry, Hayden, Kelly, Sykes, Perdue, Gist, Autry, Board, Southern. Second Ron Brown, Bates, Birehfield, Couch, Snswder, lloC1s1n, loore, hith, Bleek, Pridmore , Hrs. Dovi 11e. Third Ron Underwood, Tobler, Edwards, Pergueon, Hood, Belcher, Sith, Soseamen, Sebo, Muney, Burris, Dunklin. A5 Vi o 0 0 Y, f' H l Y r 5 , 1 ' ' . Fi 4 0 o It :FM EQ A W x - 5-Q .XEAKXX I refyif-. ffl' - . , ' x o ,,kj'J, '1,r ., f ' -is 2, dk 4 n ,ff 7':fxQ7 -if ' in ' ' I .J , 142 'J L l In 'nxt-,. . . VU I 1 .4 5 - 4 5- - , , , . , Mr. . O Q I . bu 4 Y 4 1 - - V 1 .ily :V I ' V! , , ff' 'J ,VV j . . ' Y . . it N ' ' It :Ji I F Mex .g f BAND I Bettis, Clarinet, Giles, Cornet E Goforth Cornet Second Row: Robinson, Clarinet HcDaniel Clarinet Gilliam, Clarinet Splers, Clarinet Milburn, Clarinet Johnson, Clarinet lhite, Trwmpet J lren, Trumpet B Goforth, Trumpet Adamson, Trumpet Third Row: Kirk, Saxaphone Hampton, Saxaphone Luaermzlk, Saxaphone Tobler, Bell Lyre Littlefield, Clarinet Boyd, Snare Drum B Remer, Snare Drum Gentry Bass Drum, Snauder, Snare Drum Sykes, Cymbals Blankenship Tuba Brygn Baritone Price, Director IBRARY 9 L First Rom llerryman Littlefield, Hampton. Ulm' Noor' 11 C ti ii? S ond Rom H111 Breedlove, Hinton. WUBOD. Gi11'U t 'v K' Y' ur ' 1 Peck Grd Ho Curtis' R,-,t1,d5,. kith, Burris, Fannin, Littlefield Johnson, Teacher, U 9' 47 R' f l f f' J ' Q ' . I fr, VA ,,.Fx A , IQJL I x b.?Sh lx xy 'tux' gil ' 1 i . fr . - .i xi , Xe E V- -- . . 1 X C U . : 1 X ' ga 1 ,J G Y W T 'Q , First Row: Gilliam, Clarinet, Gillenwater, Clarinet, Cosgrove, Clarinet, R. Wren, Clarinet, L ' ' is 2 ' .' yt - ' NL -a C ,, 4 N 3 O ' I 'il' A f W J C, - E! 4 - 4 -V ' ,Q A f , 1- if ll 4.1! 49 , , . . f T To ta ,,DcgO'1':Bw GLEE CLUB sk First Row Branscum Gentry Shelton Riling, Tobler Burris, Yitchell Second Row Manning Derryberry, Bates, Perry Hendricks Sykes Anderson First Row: Dunnnm, Dolan, Overstreet, Tibbittl Second Roux McClain, Dunklin, Tobler, Wbrthnm lhird Row: Jones, Gist, Gentry Gillenwater, Smith Johnson, Blackmon, lnnning Fourth Rom P Burris H Burris, Perry lobler, i11hm Uunklin, ltkins 49 C' U, yM 4 E9 fo u 4- 'J' C ,. ki ' I Ill llll ,2':, 191 I A , I F t , . Ilurphey f gf iw X if-lg:-X ' 4 r PEP CLUB FN, .M . Q Z l ,J f Z X X 6 4-,ans Milburn, Leader, Branscum, Anderson, Assistants. Murphey First Row: Hill, Moore, Gentry, Gentry, Mitchell, Coffee, Brown, Breedlove, Lovett, Hull. Secnnd Row: Autry, Wilson, Sykes, Hicks, lnderson, Tobler, lanning, Southern, Weaver, Gilliam. Inird How: Niss Cox, Sponsor, Person, Tobler, Hendricks, Nichols, Snawder, Couch, Broom, Burris, Smith. Fourth Row: Pendergrass, Ellis, Broughton, Couch, Riling, Bailey, Perry, Broom, Fannin, Moore, Shelton. BASKETBALL 1 'U ,I ll on '19 slif COBCH. VOOVB' Davis, Carter, Shaw, KoCrudy, Goforth, Underwood, Khilling, Dempsey m E BASKETBALL K First 'iowa linford Dempsey, Black, Davis Bishop Second Row: Thompson, Kitchell, Boyd, Tidwoll, lcClain, Underwood, Carter, Coach M W X First Rom Gillian, llonroe Northam llarion lortham, Benge Downing Second Rows Wilson, lcbaniel, lanke, Harvey, Craig Third Rows Queener, Blaylock, Spiera, Burton, Trai, Lucas Coach 53 tl Lucas pill f.. , e,n ff fig, v W w X kid . It . ff' , I , , MPM, I-V, . , . L 7 I 1 4 Syl - J 3 4 A A ,L 1 ii , 1 ,. e , 1 , E 7 .npr n'lw,a'l5s M, Q ' , ffaf. C ll N K U-,Jr gr- f' X Q A Ti well Guard Boyd, Forward Davis Guard Dempsey, Guard Jones Guard irford, forward UltCh811, forward Thompson, Forward, Barker, Forward fCaptain Black uard Masterson Guard Coach, Lucas Downing, Forward, Bongo Forward Queener, Guard Bailev, Guard Spiers, Center Inge, Forward Blankenship, Guard fCaptainD Cogburn, Coach, Lucas 55 x 1 T4-iff qv lla an :A . 1 '75 fi f ? T A S 'di VV',:,. 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