Gallery: Do you remember? -- Jan. 6, 2011 edition. Marshall Men's Basketball Team, 1949-1950.

Herald-Dispatch archive photo - Members of the 1949-1950 Marshall College men's basketball team. These photos were shot at Vanity Fair, built in 1915 at 629 4th Ave. It was home to the Marshall College basketball team, until the Veterans Memorial Field House opened in 1950. The team was lead by the famed Cam Henderson, who coached until the spring of 1955. He died that summer. This man has been identified as Jim Lamb.

Herald-Dispatch archive photo - Members of the 1949-1950 Marshall College men's basketball team. These photos were shot at Vanity Fair, built in 1915 at 629 4th Ave. It was home to the Marshall College basketball team, until the Veterans Memorial Field House opened in 1950. The team was lead by the famed Cam Henderson, who coached until the spring of 1955. He died that summer. #25 has been identified as Bruce McLin. #24 has been identified as Bob Koontz, a Marshall Hall of Famer who later coached at Vinson High School. #12 has been identified as Bob Wright, who later coached at Ashland High School and Morehead State University.

Herald-Dispatch archive photo - Members of the 1949-1950 Marshall College men's basketball team. These photos were shot at Vanity Fair, built in 1915 at 629 4th Ave. It was home to the Marshall College basketball team, until the Veterans Memorial Field House opened in 1950. The team was lead by the famed Cam Henderson, who coached until the spring of 1955. He died that summer. From left, Ivan Repass, Don Brown and Bob Wright.

Herald-Dispatch archive photo - Members of the 1949-1950 Marshall College men's basketball team. These photos were shot at Vanity Fair, built in 1915 at 629 4th Ave. It was home to the Marshall College basketball team, until the Veterans Memorial Field House opened in 1950. The team was lead by the famed Cam Henderson, who coached until the spring of 1955. He died that summer. #11 has been identified as Eddie Lambert. #14 has been identified as Robbit Cline. #13 has been identified as Jim Lamb.

Herald-Dispatch archive photo - Members of the 1949-1950 Marshall College men's basketball team. These photos were shot at Vanity Fair, built in 1915 at 629 4th Ave. It was home to the Marshall College basketball team, until the Veterans Memorial Field House opened in 1950. The team was lead by the famed Cam Henderson, who coached until the spring of 1955. He died that summer. From left, Ivan Repass, Don Brown and Bob Wright.

Herald-Dispatch archive photo - Members of the 1949-1950 Marshall College men's basketball team. These photos were shot at Vanity Fair, built in 1915 at 629 4th Ave. It was home to the Marshall College basketball team, until the Veterans Memorial Field House opened in 1950. The team was lead by the famed Cam Henderson, who coached until the spring of 1955. He died that summer. The man has been identified as Jim Lamb.

Herald-Dispatch archive photo - Members of the 1949-1950 Marshall College men's basketball team. These photos were shot at Vanity Fair, built in 1915 at 629 4th Ave. It was home to the Marshall College basketball team, until the Veterans Memorial Field House opened in 1950. The team was lead by the famed Cam Henderson, who coached until the spring of 1955. He died that summer. From left, Bob Koontz and Jim Lamb.

Herald-Dispatch archive photo - Members of the 1949-1950 Marshall College men's basketball team. These photos were shot at Vanity Fair, built in 1915 at 629 4th Ave. It was home to the Marshall College basketball team, until the Veterans Memorial Field House opened in 1950. The team was lead by the famed Cam Henderson, who coached until the spring of 1955. He died that summer.

Herald-Dispatch archive photo - Members of the 1949-1950 Marshall College men's basketball team. These photos were shot at Vanity Fair, built in 1915 at 629 4th Ave. It was home to the Marshall College basketball team, until the Veterans Memorial Field House opened in 1950. The team was lead by the famed Cam Henderson, who coached until the spring of 1955. He died that summer. From left, Bob Koontz and Jim Lamb.

Herald-Dispatch archive photo - Members of the 1949-1950 Marshall College men's basketball team. These photos were shot at Vanity Fair, built in 1915 at 629 4th Ave. It was home to the Marshall College basketball team, until the Veterans Memorial Field House opened in 1950. The team was lead by the famed Cam Henderson, who coached until the spring of 1955. He died that summer. #15 has been identified as Joe Ambrose, a Huntington East High School graduate. #22 is possibly Bob Wenzel. #10 has been identified as Eddie Ball.

Herald-Dispatch archive photo - Members of the 1949-1950 Marshall College men's basketball team. These photos were shot at Vanity Fair, built in 1915 at 629 4th Ave. It was home to the Marshall College basketball team, until the Veterans Memorial Field House opened in 1950. The team was lead by the famed Cam Henderson, who coached until the spring of 1955. He died that summer.

Herald-Dispatch archive photo - Members of the 1949-1950 Marshall College men's basketball team. These photos were shot at Vanity Fair, built in 1915 at 629 4th Ave. It was home to the Marshall College basketball team, until the Veterans Memorial Field House opened in 1950. The team was lead by the famed Cam Henderson, who coached until the spring of 1955. He died that summer. #18 has been identified as Jim Hatfield. #16 has been identified as Sid King. #21 has been identified as Don Brown.

Herald-Dispatch archive photo - Members of the 1949-1950 Marshall College men's basketball team. These photos were shot at Vanity Fair, built in 1915 at 629 4th Ave. It was home to the Marshall College basketball team, until the Veterans Memorial Field House opened in 1950. The team was lead by the famed Cam Henderson, who coached until the spring of 1955. He died that summer. #19 has been identified as Ivan Repass. #17 is possibly Bill Summerville. #23 has been identified as Carl York, who later coached at Fairland High School.