University of the Ozarks - Aerie Yearbook (Clarksville, AR)

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Bill Hadley goes in for a layup K as jones, Lay, and Williams dem- onstrate the typical clean style of g K play shown throughout the game. f 'g Q Campus Life Shootin' Studen Swifty Wilson gets expert attention from the Girls along the sidelines. This fine crew is made up of Jean Cavell, Erma Shuster, Adele Turner, and Edna Carrothers. They are ably assisted and advised by Slugger Griffin and Shorty Lay. xsfe3w-w-f- -' ff W W i i lui: I

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Mitchell Young. Relays, H o r n e r Askins Wayne Cook. Philip Collins, honorable mention, Little All- American, Football. Cleve Branscum, All-AIC first team, Basketball. 440 and 880 Relays, Richard Townsend. Wvayne Cook, Horner Askins, Danny Yeager, Phil and Cleve Win Honors Philip Collins received Little All-America honora- able mention on the basis of 3.15 yards per carry, even though his team had a losing season. Philip is from Memphis, Tennessee, where at Mes- sick High School he earned a reputation as a fine break- away halfback. Philip is looking forward to three more years at Ozarks. Cleve Branscum was selected for All-AIC first team honors for the second year in a row. Cleve is a junior from Rogers, where he was an all-state selection. Cleve had a slow start this year, sitting out early games while giving others experience. 'When he started playing regularly, he came o-n fastland ended the sea- son with l8.5 points per game.

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come the girlsg Ioinmie Lesler, jean Lavell, Poppy Benbow, Elma Davina Evans, Ruby Reynolds, Robin Robinson, Edna Carrothers, Hart, and Adele Turner. attle Fightin, Faculty gisliygas, is lt was a battle of giants. Those Shoot- in' Students were seeking revenge a- gainst the Fightin' Faculty for last year's loss by two points. The first half was temporarily delay- ed while Tom VS-wifty Wilson got his second wind supplied by the faculty cheerleaders with the help of a tire pump. The second half was just as exciting' as the first. An incident threatened to turn into a riot when a group of un- biased students became slightly agitated with the way Slavedriver Jones was playing. Mfhen Jones finally retrieved all his clothes, the game had returned to normal. The regulation time ended in a 25-25 deadlock and in sudden death Bucky Deaver put in the winning basket and the students won 27-25. version of the hidden ball play joe Dorman tries for two as Jones and lfVhorton deftly jockey for position while Tom Overton, Slugger Griffin and Fireball Williams stand and watch.