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Monday, November 11, 1963 DOTHAN EAGLE
JUNIOR CHAMPIONS~ Shown above is the area's champion Junior High football squad. The Young Junior Baby Tigers of Dothan ended the season last week with a 26-6 victory over rival Girard. Both squads were undefeated before the game. Cheerleaders are Patsy Free, Mary Ann Hall, Nelda McCullough, Martha Martin, Cindy Cutts, Gloria Franklin and Joanne Bailey. Members of the football team are (left to right, first row): Manager Robert Register, Charles Myers, Henry Wheeler, Ronald Harden, Everett Cook, Gary Kornegay, Dicky Cauley, Ronald Givens, Harold McAnulty and Manager Sammy Newton. Second row (L-R) Coach Robert Hatcher, Steve Marshall, Charles Dennis Kirkland, Milton Sills, Mike Williams, Glenn Jackson, Jimmy Key, Randy Hicks, Ray Hutto, Dennis Clark, Phillip Smith, Sammy Smith and Head Coach N.K. JENKINS. Third row: (L-R) Pat Hughes, Mike Keel, Steve Wade, Victor Ketterman, Myron Sills, Woody Garner, Bill Coker, Robert Huff, Randy Seay, Denny Steele, Wayne Adkinson and Phillip Paulk. Fourth row (L-R): Denny Branton, Robert LaMunyon, David McGriff, Jimmy Kirkland, George Saad, David Peterson, Wiley Burkett, David Riley, Archie Tucker, Ronnie Myers and Jody Allen.
from the January 29, 1922 BIRMINGHAM NEWS
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Thanks for posting. I was in the second grade when Girard Elementary opened and in the first 7th grade class at Girard Jr. High. When I think back to the architecture of schools like Highland Elem., Rose Hill, Southside Elem and Young Jr, and then compare them with Girard Elementary and Girard Jr. High as well as the other elementary look-alikes Selma Street and Cloverdale, I wonder were the newer ones influenced by the Bauhaus style in Germany? Many of the new houses constructed after WW II (including the one my parents had built) were not nearly as attractive as the ones built prior to the war. Betty Faulk Peters
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