Talladega High School - Tallala Yearbook (Talladega, AL)

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FIRST TEAM Bobby Weaver, Arthur Townsend, Gene Harris, Raymond Tapley, Charles Quarles, Owen Cox, Hugh Harrington, Bobby Nabors, Harry Clyott, Eugene Freeman, Thomas Ivey. SECOND TEAM Walter Henley, Jimmy Blackmon, Joe Burt, Bailey Dixon, Douglas Keith, Ardie Bowers, l.lames Colei Ferrell Hobbs, lno picturej Carlyle Patterson, Alfred Mitchell, Leroy Robinson, James Fike.

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ski Q 'EM ,ia First Row: ilett to rightl Alfred Mitchell, Jimmy Fike, Carlyle Patterson, Eugene Freeman, James Cole, Thomas lvey, Bobby Nabors, Harry Clyott Second Row: Hugh Harrington, Douglas Keith, Joe Burt, Ardie Bowers, Bailey Dixon, Charles Quarles, Owen Cox Third Row: Joe Shapiro, Rev. Chappell, Gene Harris, Bobby Weaver, Walter Henley, Arthur Townsend, Jimmy Blackman, Raymond Tapley Fourth Row: Bobby Gene McBride, Dick Burton, Ralph Randall, Roy Brooks, Edward Hussey, Jack Held, Charles Freeman, Bryant Ivey, Buddy Martin, Britt Simms, Jerry Deupree Fifth Row: Frank Lane, James Hollingsworth, Bobby Giffin, Bobby Burns, Jimmy Mizzell, Leroy Robinson, Durrell Morris, Jack Wright, Jimmy Pursell, L. D. Cooper. Sixth Row. Carvin Haynes, George Ansley, Julius Jones, Charles Spencer, Felton Stanfield, Durrell Mock, Richard Robertson, John McBride Seventh Row: Fred Lovelace, David Riddle, Guy Kaylor 1945 SCHEDULE Talladega 38 Ashland O Talladega 26 Tuscaloosa O Talladega 45 Heflin Talladega 29 Sylacauga Talladega T2 Anniston Talladega 33 Leeds ' Talladega '7 B. B. Comer Talladega 82 A. S. D. Talladega 34 Sidney Lanier

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Weaver-Bobby was probably the most outstanding end in the state, both offensively and defen- sively. I-le was also the state's best punter. He caught the pass that beat Comer in the last thirty seconds of play. - Harris-Gene was the most underated man on the team. He stopped play after play through the middle ot the line and could be relied on in every game. He is alterna1'e-captain- elect tor next season. Tapley- Tap was alternate-captain for the squad this year and winner of the Hurst's Most Valu- able Player Award. Shifted from tackle to center: he was one of the best in the state. Always had plenty of pep , Cox-Owen was a regular powerhouse at guard. He is a beautiful specimen of manhood that should be great college material when he fini- shes his high school playing days. Quarles-Charles was potentially the greatest toot- ball player on the squad, although only a sophomore. Charles should really go places during the coming seasons. Townsend- Ott played good consistent football at his tackle post. He was a good team player and had plenty of spirit. This was his third year on varsity. Harrington-Hugh, who was the lightest man on a heavy line, was not taken out on a play all year. He and Hobbs gave the Tigers a fine pair of left-ends. He was the hardest worker on the team.