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Brunswick High School varsity football Assistant Coach Gene Foltz and Head Coach Herb Daugherty during the 1970 season. In just the third season of the football program, the Railroaders went 6-3-1.

Coach Daugherty is considered the father of prep football at BHS.

Tammy Bell Gene and Hound! The two best coaches ever!

Kelly Leigh Two great men- very different demeanors, but both well respected!!

Unkle Davey "Run it right up in dare bayba"

John Cooper Two tough coaches! but I loved them both.


(Photo from the 1971 BHS Railroader Yearbook)

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