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(left to right) Tad Stanley - Jimmy Wilson - Tommie Vaughn - Terry (Burr)
Brackeen - John O. Carothers


Top picture
at the 30th year Reunion, center picture at the 40th year
Reunion.
and bottom picture at the 45th year Reunion; Wilson and Stanley have changed
the most.
Submitted by Barry Sigmon (from
the Farmington Daily Times)
NEELY, BREITENSTEIN NAMED ALL-CENTURY
Staff Report
OKLAHOMA CITY -- Two 1961 Farmington High School graduates were honored recently on All-Century football teams as selected by the Daily Oklahoman.
Ralph Neely was named to the Oklahoma University All-Century first team, and Bob Breitenstein received second-team honors on the Tulsa University All-Century squad.
Playing both offensive and defensive tackle for OU, Neely was a consensus All-American for the Sooners in 1964. He was a two-time All-American and All-Big Eight Conference choice.
Neely went on to star at offensive tackle for the Dallas Cowboys from 1965-1977.
Breitenstein, named as an offensive guard to Tulsa's All-Century squad, went on to a pro career that included stints with Denver (1965-67) in the American Football League and in the NFL with Minnesota (1967) and Atlanta (1969-70).
Also named to the Sooners' first team was Tommy McDonald, who was born in Hobbs but started as a high school athlete in Albuquerque.
McDonald, named to the All-Century squad as a defensive back, made his name as a flanker for OU and was third in the 1956 Heisman Trophy voting. McDonald, a consensus All-American in 1956, is a members of the College and Pro Football Halls of Fame.
The newspaper announced first,
second and third teams for Oklahoma, Tulsa and the Division
II-and-under state colleges in its August 8th (1999) editon. The
criteria was based primarily on the players' achievements at the
collegiate level.
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You tell me who's got too much time on their
hands?!?! John O's hobby.
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The New
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VanHook ('61), Lyn Alexander (Marilyn Shuler) and Gail Ames (Gail Riordan) both class of '62 at The New Christy Minstrels show in Ruidosa in April '07. |
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Mini-Reunion in Ruidoso!
Calling all classmates from 1961 and other years, and even other schools! Join some of your classmates from 1960, 1961 and 1962 in Ruidoso for a special event.
The New Christy Minstrels, under the direction of Randy Sparks, will debut Randy's new song, "Ruidoso", at Mountain Annies Dinner Theater on Friday Oct. 19 and Saturday Oct. 20, 2007. This is a huge media event, and it's probably going to be a sellout. So get your reservations now, it's only $32.50 and includes a really good dinner. Really! And if you've never been to Ruidoso, it's a beautiful little town, a lot like Durango.
If you haven't heard the NCM lately, they're even better than they were back in the 60's. Five of the original members are back, including Barry McGuire, along with Becky Jo Benson, an incredibly talented young lady. Dolan Ellis is back too; he is the official Arizona State Balladeer. His on-stage rendition of "Ghost Riders in the Sky" will bring tears to your eyes, I promise. Check out their website: http://www.thenewchristyminstrels.com (it's under reconstruction, because Randy just fired his manager, who was also the webmaster).
See you there!!! Joe VanHook
What do
you think this is all about?
Get the
women and children off the streets!!!

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