and in the typical 1950's football pose.
Many times these photos were glued to a piece of thin plywood and cut out around the player's body outline. That cutout was then placed on a stand so that it could be displayed on the mantel by the proud family.
Thus it took it's place beside all the other mantel Knick-knacks, which could well include a violin playing stuffed frog that was made by some cousin that was into taxidermy.
Ranks right up there with paintings of dogs playing poker.
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Well! what a surprise.
Darrel Daley! and I had forgotten how good looking he was.I was in the 8th grade and he a sophmore in High School..We went steady...I was a little flirt.I wonder if he became the jazz trumpet player he wanted to be.I wonder if he remembers a young girl named Sandy Mac Donald and her sister Jackie who played piano with him at the Rutledge house if so.. Hello good wishes and Thanks for the sweet memories!Hello too to Lou Anne Rutledge!Sandy
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