Football From the archive1955 season

1955 Football

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Corbin Redhounds Football, 1955
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  1. 51 Vernon Wilder
  2. 52 Harold Queary
  3. 53 Don Turner
  4. 54 A. B. McCowan
  5. 55 Ralph Wilder
  6. 56 Bill Howard
  7. 57 Johnny Hoskins
  8. 58 Bill Meadors
  9. 58 Bobby McBurney
  10. 60 Charles Alsip
  11. 61 Curtis Bailey
  12. 62 Ronnie Riley
  13. 63 Bobby Green
  14. 65 Bob Howard
  15. 66 Calvin Bird
  16. 67 Bobby Wyatt
  17. 68 Tom Steely
  18. 69 Gerald Ellison
  19. 72 Tony Lanham
  20. 73 David Chandler
  21. 75 Don Williams
  22. 78 Winton Boone
  23. 81 Carl Bible
  24. 82 Morris Garrison
  25. 84 Gayle Phillips
  26. Bill Scalf
  27. Bruce Hodge Manager
  28. Charles Poynter
  29. David Miller
  30. Eddie Hodge Manager
  31. George Jones
  32. Melvin Chandler
  33. Melvin Howard
  34. Stan Bunch

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Names and rows as printed under the newspaper team photo, Corbin High School Football Squad, 1955 state champions. Front-row numbers read from the jerseys left to right: 72, 69, 55, 56, 62, 66, 52, 65. Second- and third-row numbers are read where the jersey is clear in the picture and are best efforts: 54, 73, 61, 68, 63, 51, 67, 57; 58, 60, 53, 78, 58. Back row 81, 75, 82, 84 where legible. Numbers left blank could not be read with confidence. Managers Bruce Hodge and Eddie Hodge.

Source Newspaper team photo, Corbin High School Football Squad, 1955, 1955

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