Oak Ridge 2015

[SteersNBeers]

 Where did the name Blankenship come form.

An English surname, Blankenship comes from the term ’blenkinsop’ which was a region in northern England in the area of Northumberland. This came from the Old English term of ‘blenca’ which meant a hill or hill top. It also describes the occupation of placing planks for ships or bridges. Variations in spelling of Blankenship include Blenkinshipp, Blinkinsop, Blankensop, Blenkinshop, Blankenshaffen, Blinkinsops and Blenkenshipp. In England the concentration of Blankenship individuals is in the northern region, especially in Lancashire county.

[SweetScience]

I'm pretty sure Maryville has played on the same field since the school started a football team in 1926. It's great to places that have played on the same field since the beginning. Where did the name Blankenship come form.

He was the first Superintendent @ OR if I an not mistaken. Edited February 23, 2015 by SweetScience

[SteersNBeers]

He was the first AD at OR if I an not mistaken.

My bad. I misunderstood.

[STARSNBARS]

SS looks like sum ov tham urlee Wildcats cooda ben MudDawgs two....

 

 

[SweetScience]

[SweetScience]

Check out the old OR logo. They went away from the classic one a few years to this one. Glad they went back to the one we have now after having this one for a few years in the 70's.

[SweetScience]

Name this former Wildcat and Vol great?

[OR nole]

Name this former Wildcat and Vol great?

 

E.L.

 

Now teach me how to post pictures, please.

Edited February 23, 2015 by OR nole

[OR nole]

Who is this national champion?

[SweetScience]

Who is this national champion?

Pretty good to guess Emmon being a transplant and it looks like you figured it out lol...was this guy on the '58 team?

[OR nole]

Nope. Babs is not that old. Not a football champion, but really good at throwing.

[SweetScience]

Nope. Babs is not that old. Not a football champion, but really good at throwing.

Man I couldn't tell ya. Baseball player?