Lawrence County High School - Law Co Hi Yearbook (Lawrenceburg, TN)

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1952 Basketball At a point well past the middle of the season, the records of games won and lost by both teams are not very impressive, but these records do not tell the com- plete story. For the first seven games, excluding the Alumni game, the teams played away from homeg both teams showed improvement after they began playing more home games. L,C,H.S, closed the interscholastic basketball season by playing host to both the Twenty-First District and the Sixth Regional Tournaments, A class tournament for both girls and boys, in which the varsity players assisted, followed the close of the regular season. GIRLS' As the playing season started, Corrine Johnston, dependable guard, was elected captain. Playing at forward were Jane A1ford,Jo Ann Hyde and Nancy Lan- ning,with Nancy Patton's name appearing in the lineup several times: other forwards were JuanellBehe1 and Joyce Jones. Playing guard were Captain Johnston, Jane Simms, and Joyce Martin, Kay Horton, Martha Marston, and Alajean Nailer were always ready to go in and do a good job, A loss to Summertown started the season, but the second encounter with the Summertown girls proved to be one of the most exciting Law-Co-Hi games. At the dedication of the gym on January 16, the local girls took a lead in the first few minutes and held it all the way, although the score was close enough to make it interesting. Another very exciting game was the second game with Pulaski, the Bobcats having previously wonover the Lawrenceburg girls by twelve points. The only time Lawrenceburg was not ahead was at the end of the first quarter when Pulaski led 7-1. From then on Law- renceburg pulled ahead and stayed ahead about two points for the remainder of the game. Some other ex- citing games were the Blanche, Fayetteville, Murfrees- boro, Mt. Pleasant, and Hohenwald games. The Law-Co -Hi girls enjoyed a better than average season and anticipated a good season next year, since only two players were to be lost from the squad by graduation. The school was honored to have two of the district's top scorers in Jane Alford and Jo Ann Hyde. BOYS' Under the capable direction of Coach Staggs, the season got under way with the selection of Charles Boyd as captain and George Lanning as altemate cap- tain. Soon George was forced to quit playing because of injury sustained earlier in football. With Sonny McCrory, Sonny Stotser, and Hollis Peppers at forward, with Charles Boyd, Tyson Robertson, and Sonny Duke at guard, and with Jerry Thompson at center, the team improved as the season progressed. Some of the substitutes who were often given an oppor- tunity to show their ability were Tommy Brown, Rufus Clifford, Randall Kennedy, and Grimes Nix. Unfortunately, the Wildcats' first game resulted in defeat at the hands of the strong Summertown team. Although they lost a number of their earlier encounters, some by small margins, they won more and more games as time passed, so that prospects began to look fine for the tournament. Jerry Thompson and Sonny McCrory were among the top scorers for the district. The boys' B-Team was more than usually active this year, under the direction of Coach Smotherman, These boys piled up an impressive number of victories, re- ceiving experience which seemed sure to prove valuable to future Law-Co-Hi varsity squads, BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Girls Boys LCHS Opponent LCHS 39 47 Summertown 61 40 74 22 Bodenham 36 61 26 40 Pulaski 46 45 49 34 Hohenwald 38 46 30 ll Alumni 49 27 44 34 Blanche 38 37 44 59 Fayetteville 39 ' 34 41 46 Collinwood 38 50 43 30 Summertown 45 34 54 39 Columbia 37 25 Girls Boys LC HS 0PP0nent LC HS 52 22 Lewisburg 37 65 35 33 Pulaski 56 50 64 69 Murfreesboro 53 58 '7 3 75 Mt. Pleasant 25 40 43 45 Loretto 31 38 42 25 Waynesboro 29 62 46 30 Hohenwald 49 48 Linden Loretto Linden

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