Treadwell High School - Eagle Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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li. fl 'fe Left to right: Doc Fowler, Coach Hardke, Coach Cobb, Coach MacDougal. Treadwell 34 East 0 The Eagles smoothed their feathers with East High for a brush. Claude Pearson, Darell Guymon, and Louie Todd united sl-:ills for five Treadwell scores. The boys who are usually seen on the bench got acquainted with a rough turf. They, too, showed strength to hold East scoreless. Treadwell 7 C. B. C. 7 The Eagles tossed C. B. C. out of their first league championship. It was a battle royal from start to finish with the final score seven to seven, showing favor to neither team. The coaches put in many long hard hours for which they often receive too little credit During, a game they are under nearly as much pressure and tension as the players. Coach MacDougal has been the athletic director for the past three years while Coach I-larclke has served as line coach. Assisting them as backfield coach during this time has been Coach Cobb, who has rendered in- valuable service in working with the Eagles. The fact that Doc Fowler is always stand- ing by to administer first aid gives the Eagles confidence to tackle any team. Under the guidance of these excellent mentors, Treadwell has attained a good rec- ord and has developed high ideals of sports- manship. Left to right: Andy Durby, Pointer I-lasting, Jimmie Bailey, Don- ald Cathey, Johnny Crosset, our managers, battle jerseys and equipment to have the team ready for each game. Price gains valuable yardage against stubborn C. B. C.

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JUNIOR VARSITY SCOREBOARD Treadwell ............ 13 M, U. S, ,,,,,,,,,,,, 0 Treadwell .........,.. 3 8 Bartlett ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 3 Treadwell ............ 6 Germantown ,..... 6 Treadwell ............ 1 3 White Station .... 24 Treadwell ............ 21 Whitehaven ........ 1 3 'if Stewart, Lowe, Coy, Cunningham, Rushton, Collins, Keeling, - Pearson, Sullivan, R. Brown, Randolph. Fourth row: Morrow, - Jones, Enos, Honeysuckle, johnson, Lee, R. Williams, Snipes, - Crane, McGoff, Russell, Todd, janss, F. Pearson. ! ..............- gl- , 1 l Yily .F . JIMMIE s o r - I u ' ' 2 BAILEY - P 'ni I . HENRY Manager V W - 3 W L- te' LOENNEKE 1 , I ' E f Back gulf! - .,:-- ,, V A I 5- ' - 1 ' Q if I E DAVID 1, . Z, '- Q' . E KINSER ' ge f ' 'Q E P BOB Back I V i . PRICE F ,,, A DARELL Back -. fa GUYMON E All-Memphis Back 3 A ,Q LARRY fi' STEGALL H. E. Center MCCALL BERNIE Guard BROWN Guard EAGLES TEN GAME SCHEDULE Treadwell 13 Central 6 John Perry, playing his best game of the season behind a very determined line, threw 16 times, completing seven for 139 yards including a 23 yard pitch to Roger Mott for the first score. In the second quarter Perry handed off to Guymon who slanted to left for four yards and the Eagles' second score. Treadwell 13 Columbus 12 A successful conversion by Darell Guymon in the fourth period was all Treadwell needed to shade Columbus 13-12. Both teams scored in the second and fourth pe- riods. Kinser recovers Perry's blocked punt.

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