RIP Raquel Welch

Supersize that order mutt

Supersize that order mutt

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Supersize that order mutt said:
Racquel Welch with Tech Team.jpg
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Yes, I'm in this one..... 3rd row back from RW, peeking through the gap between Dexter Hoffman & Jack Moore.

That's Bobby "Blue" Blane (sunglasses on top of his head), WJ's younger brother, between RW & Perdoni. We always accused Bobby of trying to look down RW's jacket. He is definitely NOT looking at that football.

Bottom Left:
Gene Spiotta (behind Harkey), Steve Harkey, RW, Edgar "Sarge" Hodges, and Bubba Hoats.

Bottom Right:
From Left-to-Right..... Joe Vitunic (behind Carson), Bud Carson, Kenny Bounds, maybe Mike Bradley behind Bounds, Rock, Steve Foster, Joe Hardwick, RW, Stanley Beavers, and Rick Lewis.

Note: Absolutely no idea who the bald guy is who shows up in the bottom pics..... maybe a studio or CocaCola rep..... not a team or GT associated person as I recall.

Hopefully, it'll be a while before 80-something hottie from the 1960s, Ann-Margaret, goes...... she dropped by Rose Bowl Field one day during practice as she was in town pushing a bad movie with Joe Namath called "CC Ryder & Co." A picture of her & Brent Cunningham became the cover of a game program later that year. And yes, practice went a lot faster that day. We'd never seen so many sports writers - Hauck, Minter, Outlar, Bisher, Hudspeth, Hyatt, et al, at practice as that day.
 
Thanks for identifying the players. The only one I recognized was Perdoni.

I thought I remembered that there was such a photo, but I had no idea where to find it. Someone posted these on FB earlier tonight. I am pretty sure I went to that game, but it's been so long ago, I can't be totally sure.

I had forgotten the Ann-Margaret visit and photo.
 
Cool pictures DeepSnap.

I didn’t realize Welch played a tranny 50 years ago; she was definitely before her time
 
DeepSnap said:
Top Photo:
Yes, I'm in this one..... 3rd row back from RW, peeking through the gap between Dexter Hoffman & Jack Moore.

That's Bobby "Blue" Blane (sunglasses on top of his head), WJ's younger brother, between RW & Perdoni. We always accused Bobby of trying to look down RW's jacket. He is definitely NOT looking at that football.

Bottom Left:
Gene Spiotta (behind Harkey), Steve Harkey, RW, Edgar "Sarge" Hodges, and Bubba Hoats.

Bottom Right:
From Left-to-Right..... Joe Vitunic (behind Carson), Bud Carson, Kenny Bounds, maybe Mike Bradley behind Bounds, Rock, Steve Foster, Joe Hardwick, RW, Stanley Beavers, and Rick Lewis.

Note: Absolutely no idea who the bald guy is who shows up in the bottom pics..... maybe a studio or CocaCola rep..... not a team or GT associated person as I recall.

Hopefully, it'll be a while before 80-something hottie from the 1960s, Ann-Margaret, goes...... she dropped by Rose Bowl Field one day during practice as she was in town pushing a bad movie with Joe Namath called "CC Ryder & Co." A picture of her & Brent Cunningham became the cover of a game program later that year. And yes, practice went a lot faster that day. We'd never seen so many sports writers - Hauck, Minter, Outlar, Bisher, Hudspeth, Hyatt, et al, at practice as that day.
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Very cool stuff! As always love your posts
 
Awesome photos. Great stories. History. Thanks again for sharing and telling us who was in that pic!
 
DeepSnap said:
Hopefully, it'll be a while before 80-something hottie from the 1960s, Ann-Margaret, goes...... she dropped by Rose Bowl Field one day during practice as she was in town pushing a bad movie with Joe Namath called "CC Ryder & Co." A picture of her & Brent Cunningham became the cover of a game program later that year. And yes, practice went a lot faster that day. We'd never seen so many sports writers - Hauck, Minter, Outlar, Bisher, Hudspeth, Hyatt, et al, at practice as that day.
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DeepSnap said:
Top Photo:
Yes, I'm in this one..... 3rd row back from RW, peeking through the gap between Dexter Hoffman & Jack Moore.

That's Bobby "Blue" Blane (sunglasses on top of his head), WJ's younger brother, between RW & Perdoni. We always accused Bobby of trying to look down RW's jacket. He is definitely NOT looking at that football.

Bottom Left:
Gene Spiotta (behind Harkey), Steve Harkey, RW, Edgar "Sarge" Hodges, and Bubba Hoats.

Bottom Right:
From Left-to-Right..... Joe Vitunic (behind Carson), Bud Carson, Kenny Bounds, maybe Mike Bradley behind Bounds, Rock, Steve Foster, Joe Hardwick, RW, Stanley Beavers, and Rick Lewis.

Note: Absolutely no idea who the bald guy is who shows up in the bottom pics..... maybe a studio or CocaCola rep..... not a team or GT associated person as I recall.

Hopefully, it'll be a while before 80-something hottie from the 1960s, Ann-Margaret, goes...... she dropped by Rose Bowl Field one day during practice as she was in town pushing a bad movie with Joe Namath called "CC Ryder & Co." A picture of her & Brent Cunningham became the cover of a game program later that year. And yes, practice went a lot faster that day. We'd never seen so many sports writers - Hauck, Minter, Outlar, Bisher, Hudspeth, Hyatt, et al, at practice as that day.
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Question for you Deep; what were y’all doing in Cali in 1970? Tech didn’t play USC that year did they?
 
gt9589 said:
Here here..reading that article I was thinking about the movie 'Once upon a time in Hollywood' which put it around that time frame. LA, Beverly Hills, etc. and that horrible movie with Joe Namath lol.
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Once Upon A Time In Hollywood is a great film. What we all wish would have happened on that night when the Manson family attacked.
 
Nehru Jacket said:
Once Upon A Time In Hollywood is a great film. What we all wish would have happened on that night when the Manson family attacked.
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I was a child of the late 70s and 80s. I think that movie caught an aspect from what I understand of that time, era and locale...from the music to Hollywood, etc. Not growing up a GT fan as a kid until I went there as a college student, I had a lot to learn of our history, etc. as a football program. I love US History, especially GA history and GT's place in that history, especially for the city of Atlanta.
 
gt9589 said:
I was a child of the late 70s and 80s. I think that movie caught an aspect from what I understand of that time, era and locale...from the music to Hollywood, etc. Not growing up a GT fan as a kid until I went there as a college student, I had a lot to learn of our history, etc. as a football program. I love US History, especially GA history and GT's place in that history, especially for the city of Atlanta.
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So many of Dodd’s guys had a major impact on the city, and the state too
 
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