Advance High School - Advancer Yearbook (Advance, MO)

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Jo David Cummins, Below, slaps on five to teammate Terry Hill after winning the State Class A Championship against Northeast Nodaway in Columbia. Right: Getting high oft the floor, Royce Yount, No. 40, muscles out a rebound from a Glasgow player. Far Right: After receiving the First Place Class A State Championship trophy, David Tropf responds nicely with a kiss for cheerleader co-captain, Vicki Palmer. Bottom Right: Danny Long and Coach Cookson walk jubilant- Iy to the locker room after the State championship game. Danny came off the bench to spark the Hornets to victory. E l .ggi mite 551 eggs Varsity Basketball Team: fFront Rowj Ronnie Oller Jo David Cummins David Tropf Royce Veale, Ryan Holder, Brad Berry, Gary Trout Steve Yount Danny Long Coach Carroll Cookson Cookson, Marty Rodgers. QRow 21 Terry Hill Ron

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Spirit Follows AHS To Regional Trophy I'm a Mama Hornet. I love No. - Orange spirit stickers flooded the Zalma Gymnasium during the Regional Tournament, and proved prophetic, as the Hornets buzzed their way through the Regional Tournament on their way to State. The only time the Hornets' wings fluttered was when they met a tough Viburnum team Nlarch 6. The score of that game was 59-46. Before, Advance downed St. Vincent's of Cape 117-26, Meadow Heights, 90-60, and Delta, 62-38. When the Regional's final buzzer sounded, shouts of Columbia, here we come! filled the gymnasium, and an ebullient Hornet triumphantly claimed the net for the school's trophy case. 37 i? 7 ,

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Fans Slide To Stateg Hornets Win Again! Basketball fans who went to bed March 13 dreaming of an exciting trip to Columbia to watch the State finals were very unhappy to awake in the early morning hours of March 14 and find a three-inch snow covering a sheet of ice. But the dreadful weather kept only a few fans home. Peering fearfully through falling snow in the pre-dawn hours, driving 30 miles an hour for miles while holding their breaths, the fans reached their destination in time to cheer the Hornets to an astonishing upset over the number-one seeded Glasgow, who was trying for a 64-ga me winning streak - a streak which would have set a new record. The score was 59-50. The jubilant team defeated Northeast Nodaway, another undefeated team, 55-44 on March 15, to earn the State Class A Championship for the second time in four years. It was a slow, deliberate game, rather anticlimactic after the excitement of beating Glasgow. We played the way we had to, Coach Carroll Cookson said. Upon arriving home, the triumphant Hornets were met by a train of approximately 250 cars who demonstrated the fans' pride by parading through the town, honking noisily.