Clay High School - Tiskelwah Yearbook (Clay, WV)

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BASKETBALL SUMMARY February 6 - Playing a rough game from beginning to cnd, Clendenin finally fell beneath their foe 54-48. Bud Streets, lim Paxton, and Teddy Myers outscored their opponents with 15, 12, and 10 points respectively. February 10 -- Getting revenge over a visiting Summersville team in an overtime period 64-59, Clay chalked up their 15th win in 16 starts as they defeated their only victors. David McLane, Teddy Myers, Bud Streets, and jim Paxton led Clay in their victorious rampage- 17, 14, 12, and 11 points respectively. February 13 - Friday, February 13 proved a lucky day for Coach Bickells Panthers as they trounced the visiting Cauley Bridge Traveler team 59-52. February 17 - Making it their 8th win in the Central VV. Va. Conference without a defeat- Clay downed a fighting Normantown quintet 58-45. February 20 - Their winning streak broke as Clay fell to the revengeful Sutton Blue Devils after beating them on their own floor. Clay fought valiantly to retain their undefeated con- ference record, but revenge proved to be the spark necessary for the victorious team. Clay bowed to a 53-49 decision. February 24 - Dave McLane and Ted Myers shared scoring honors with 16 tallies each as Clay bounced back into the winning slot as Cassaway fell to a more balanced Panther team 61-39. February 27 - Closing a record breaking season, Clay bowed to a strong Gauley Bridge team 59-51, setting a record of 18 wins and 3 losses. TOURNAMENT GAMES March 5 - Clendenin at Morris Harvey - Proving that a balanced attack pays, Clay defeated for a third time this year, the Clendenin cage quintet, 79-54. Teddy Myers once again led the attack with 18 and Jack Conner stepped into second place with 17. This was the first game in the Sectional at Charleston. March 7 - Charleston at Morris Harvey - Rod Hundley, outstanding player for the Charles- ton Mountain Lions, did not live up to his point average, but did come through with 20 markers for the victorious team. Clay held the lead a few times in the game but came out on the short end to a 69-45 loss. Teddy Myers and jim Paxton were placed on the all- tournament team. l COACH BICKEL COACH SHIMER COACH MOORE T9

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HBH TEAM AND JR. HIGH CHEERLEADERS Tow Jicturc: Nina Townsend Phvllis Cruickshanks, Be-verlv WVilson and Carol Goodwin 1 1 , , .A v Bottom picture: QI-rj Pat Cutlip, Phalu Whaling, jorctta Conrad, and Beverly Sumplcs. 81