Sturgis High School - Sturgeon Yearbook (Sturgis, KY)

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:S 5 be - - FT's,f,-f 337' . :f'c'e1'5s11'11 k:t c 'i x Elfffff' Cfhe Siurqeon 1925 25ggi,jgW,g,g511:Ig .p , It - ' it can 1 l I I ,i WI. vp , w J ,, l 4 'i l ,n K. N f. IIN I l t i L i i V 1 .i' i .lui V. r. :i ii i tl E, if . . ras ' 1 ti H 5. f ii Q 4 1 I 5 li lil? , , f ali' ' V a WE LEM '1 A ij? k Y ' 1'1i , s W, 4 I LISTON MERRITT, center, Weight 160-Liston, center for the orange IEW V H . . . ' . Ti -Ig 1 andl?-lack and ' Captain-elect of the 1925 Team, 1S a wizard with the H N1 Hi' 'if' pigskin. He is steady and dependable, and the team should accom- lmii plish much under his able leadership. ' v W' Ei 15 it Wi ' T a . i jill SAM SHIPLEY, Right Half-Back, weight 145- Bo has played his in . last 'game for the big Orange Tornado . 'Sam did the punting and his M5 WW - K ' , QNX departure is likely to Emake a hole in the back-field, hard to fill. He is 1 i as fast as blue lightning and could always be depended on to gain his yardage. A ' ' I - ' - .i N 1 ROY KAVANAUGH, Left Tackle, Weight185--Roy is line captain of the 1924 team and one ofthe hardest hitting tacklers that ever wore the V V orange and black. His clean sportmanship and hard tackling made l l him the mainstay of! this year's line. Roy Was selected as All Western i ti lyf Kentucky Tackle. W i i r rbi ,Elise ' ' I t at t 76 5 j s .30 1 g e c it tg, i W