Stigler High School - Buffalo Yearbook (Stigler, OK)

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L. WADLEY, Jr., Boots showed his ability to catch passes early in the season and - soon won his place as a regular. He is strong on smashing interference and downing his man. Boots will be back next year and should make one of the best ends in the state. QRight Endj JOE FUQUA, Outlaw is one of the fastest men on the squad and uses his speed to an advantage. He runs low and hits hard. Outlaw is an honest-to-goodness lineplunger of no mean ability and a good passer and punter. Joe has three more years on the squad. fRight Halfp ORACE ROSE,- Pat Rose-is good at pulling the oval from the air and is a hard man to get by on the defense. His brilliant work in completing a pass for touchdown in the Warner Aggie game was a feature of the contest. This will be Pat's last year on the Stigler High team. fLeft End! PAQ: Sxx'r!.'rnnxn

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CAPTAIN K. WADLEY- Doc Wadley-playing his last season for Stigler High, led his team-mates through a successful season. He proved a good captain, and gave his best both in defeat and victory. From his position at quarterback, his generalship was responsible for many victories. fQuarterbackJ UY CURRY- Dick shared honors with Grace at full-back. He hits the line like a pile-driver. His broken field running is little short of marvelous. He paved the way to victory over Heavener and won the game at Checotah by adding the deciding' point after touchdown. QFull-baqkj LEON THOMAS- Puny played his first year with the team at the pivot position. His passes were sure and he was a center who never lost his head. He is a scrapper and frequently broke through, getting the quarter before he could pass the ball. He played a stellar game against the Warner Aggies. QCenterJ PAO! 8rx1'!-'rwo

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JENNINGS McDANIEL- Mac always puts up a good game at guard. He has an aggressive spirit and is a strong man on the defense. With the beef which he is adding daily he bids fair to withstand all opponents next year. He will be a tower of strength in the line. Q Right Guard! ARLIE SCOTT- Debbs, with his great bulk, was a bulwark of strength in the line. He was the largest man on the team, pulling the scales at 185 pounds. He used his weight to advantage and always played a consistent game. He has three more years on the team. fLeft Tacklej SCAR, GARNER- Hap came to us from Pratt, Kansas. He always opened a hole for the backfield to plow through. The harder hit, the deeper became his smile. Hap will graduate this year and will be missed next year. fLeft Guard! PAQ! Srx'n.l'ovn