Calhoun County Training School - Tigerette Yearbook (Hobson City, AL)

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ATHLETICS FOOT BALL HAVING MOVED INTO 'BIG TIMEH FOOT BALL ONLY A FEW YEARS AGO, THE TIGERS HAVE MADE A MOST EN' VIABLE NAME FOR THEMSELVES, FOR THE PAST TWOSEA- SONS, THE TIGERS HAVE GONE ON THE GRIDIRON IN AN AVERAGE OF TEN TIMES, WITH A WINNING AVERAGE OF SEVENTY-FIVE PERCENTS OF THE GAMES DURING THAT TWO YEAR PERIOD, INDEED AGILITY OF MANY OF THE PLAYERS HAVE CAUSED THEM TO BE OFFERED SCHOLARSHIPS IN SOME OF THE MOST PROMINENT COLLEGES IN THE SOUTHERN AREA, LIKEWISE, THE ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT IS ES- PECIALLY PROUD THAT SONE OF THE YOUNG PARTICIPA- NTS IN THE ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT HAVE CHOSEN TOEN- TER PHYSICAL EDUCATION ACTIVITIES AS A CAREER. THE MOST ATTRACTIVE FEATURE OF THE ATHLETIC SEASON IS THE HOME COMING GAME AT WHICH TIME THE ENTIRE SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY ENTER A PERIOD OF FESTIVITY. HIGHLIGHTING THE HOME COMING SEASON ARE THE CORONATION BALL AND THE HOME COMING PA- RADE, BASKET BALL THE TIGER QUINTETTE BEGAN THE HARDWOOD SEA- SON BY WINNING SEVERAL HOOULO-HAVE-BEEN' HEART- BREAKERS, THE FIRST OF THESE GAMES CAME WHEN THE TIGERS OF THE CALHOUN COUNTY TRAINING SOHOOL MET THE JACKSONVILLE OUTFIT, WE EEKEO BY THEM ATCLO- SING TIME WITH A ONE POINT LEAD 34-33, IT MAY SEEM A SHAME BUT MUCH LATER IN THE YEAR,wESTSIOE OF TALLEDEGA TOOK ONE SUCH THRILLER FROM US BY EXACTLY THE SAME SCORE, AS A RESULT OF THE FINE PLAYING THAT WASEx- HIBITEO BY THE TIGER QUARTET, THE TEAM or THE CALHOUN COUNTY TRAINING SCHOOL WAS SENT TO THE ALABAMA STATE BASKET BALL TOURNAMENT. LEROY ANGEL