Huntsville State Vocational School - Eagle Yearbook (Huntsville, AR)

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+-5 anim' Uyff gafefgaf First row -- left to right: Bill Garrett, Robert Edmisten, Jeff Parrott, Robert Berry, Booker Hawley. Q ' Second row -- left to right: Coach Ellis,McIntosh, Glenn Ledbetter, Wallis Scranton, John Auslam, Bill Keeling, Richard Edmisten. ' The Jr. Boys have played four games . Their record is: one victory and 3 defeats. For the 51-52 season they have 15 games scheduled. They have defeated Springdale and lost to the following teams: Eureka Springs twice and Bentonville once. They will enter only one tournamentg the District Tournament. Coach Mclntosh has done a nice job coaching the Jr.

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ff .- ,af-I . ff. -1' M l ,NX gggzcl J I -- 'r ww-if . Q, New-' 1 2 ,, W., .hp 1 nfs, p-f ' First row -- left to right: Wilma Todd Vir inia Sim son Mar .To wen gobcerta Hatfield, Bobbie Weather, Betty Mciee, BethpSanders, 330 Ar?n S, an ers. Second row -- Lettie Cain, Bitty Stroud, Beverly McLoud, Alene Phillips, Evelyn Cline, Loma Lee Northcross, Glynn Easterling, Carolyn Loga. Last row --v Coach Ellis Mclntosh, Marlene Cline, Oneita Markley, Carlene Brown, Christine Ledbetter, Beth Gamble, Marlene Neal, Reba Wheeler, Geneva Kisner, Manager Mary Helen Heathman. The senior girls have played eight games. They have a record of six wins and have lost two. They have 17 games scheduled for the season of 1951-1952. The girls have defeated the following: Decatur, Eureka Springs, Ozark, and Sprindale, having lost to Van Buren and Siloam Springs. They will enter three tournaments this season. The Springdale, Little Rock, and District. Coach McIntosh deserves a lot of praise for the fine job he has done with the girls.

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15 , Q 1 lmafage footy Nui 22 . ee .77 k 1Nv 3 SENIOR BOYS BASKETBALL First row -- left to right: Ronnie Hatfield, Norgpa Self, Ronnie Minor, Thomas Hawley, .T. D. Garrett, Manager Zane McCu1ley. ,L-I Ji- Second row .-- left to right: Coach Ellis'McIntosh, Richard C llico, J. L. Patriot, Arlisclnman, Charles Berry, Manager Jimmy Harris. as at C ob- .Q mil QL Q'laMe..,x lp The senior boys have played nine games, won five and lost four. They won from the following teams: University High, Eureka Springs, and Ozark. They were defeated by Springdale, Van Buren, Bentonville and Siloam Springs. All of these were by very small margins, as one and three points. ' On their schedule for 51-52 they have 22 games scheduled. They will enter three tournaments -- Springdale, Ozark and the District.