Biscoe High School - Yearbook (Biscoe, NC)

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hm Z 4 f f ,- 1 Most Valuable 1951 and 1952 Leslie Bostic BASEBALL The Biscoe High School baseball team finished second in the county conference for the past three years. Leslie Bostic, Class of 1952, was voted the Most valuable player for two years. He divided his time between pitching and first base and was a star at both positions. Howard McKin- non was a dependable first baseman and outfielder. James Blake was the utility infielder. Lefty Eu- gene Bostic had them whiffing at his nothing ball. Marion Asbill showed promise of future greatness as an infielder last year. J. B. Bum- gardner was the fans' ball player because he al- ways had plenty of scrap. We have our eyes on Mr. Cline and his young crew this spring and ex- pect to see a winning combination. Q 4 MARION ASBILL EUGENE BosT1c A X L ii IUNIOR GOODMAN HOWARD MCKINNON JAMES BLAKE 22 'fin-ar

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COUNTY FINALISTS 1953 H H lllll X-1 5 f-fall FRONT ROW Mar1onAsb1ll J1mm1e Mynck Davld W11 hams Coach Harold Clme Dewey Jackson B111y Long STANDING Dons Sheppard Bobby H1nson Don Brm Thmgs to remember Watchmg Dav1d W1ll1ams do those left handed lay ms Marlon Asb1ll dr1v1ng under the bas ket Dewey Jackson on the one hand Jump shot J IITIIYIY MYr1Ck and B1ll Long takmg the ball away from tall p1vot men under the basket Mr Cl1ne turn1ng Whlte when th1ngs d1dn't go rlght r Hoyle bhnkmg h1s eyes under pressure Gary Bowen break1ng 1nto the cn-cle for a Jump shot Howard MCKIHHOD patrollmg the basket area Lesl1e Bos t1c takmg rebounds James Blake steal mg the ball for a fast break ' Mous 1e Coker and h1s fak1ng act B Bumgardner dr1v1ng under the basket and handmg the ball to Howard Mr Hoyle walkmg 1nto the gym w1th h1s elght boys over S1X feet tall the f1ne sportsman shlp of all the Blscoe teams and the spunk and scrap of the 1953 club 21 ff ,A si AMT-4 md 3.45.1 Huddle ' 'O S 1 1 J T s 42 K, Q V 'Z E imp! V Q 1 ', , K a W .. W 2 1 K . , - , K. , if ' 7 I ps , E ,W A G f 7,1 X Qxk X ix ff' 'im' -' - law J fr xx 4 , rf 1' J D' . lffl. , . i : . .. , . . . ' ' . . - I . I . O D I R : I I ' ' l . . . . - - M . ' ll ll -- I - ' ' ' - - J . .

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3 QUESTION MARKS ???-There isnoquestion about the ability of these four girls to score the points in a basketball game. The question is, How many will they score? They averaged '73 points per contest. Left to right, are Sally Long, Beth Buie, Mary Dan Robinson, and Joyce Criscoe. GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM CHOSEN AS ONE OF THE SIXTEEN BEST TEAMS IN NORTH CAROLINA FOR THE PAST THREE YEARS. PLAYED IN STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNEY FOR THREE STRAIGHT YEARS. The Biscoe girls, coached by Mr. Lamm, have made a clean sweep of county honors during the past four years.' They have brought state-wide recognition to the school. During this period they have won eleven trophies-the county championship for four straight years, the championship of the Mid-State Tourney at Sanford, the Championship of the Central Carolina's Tourney at Robbins, the championship of the Biscoe Invitational for three straight years, finished third in the State Champ- ionship Tourney, and many other awards. Sally Long and Mary Hix made the ALL STATE TEAM selected by the Greensboro Daily News. Ann Burt, Bobbie Sue Riddle, Mary Dan Robinson, and Martha Robinson were selected for ALL STATE honor- able mention. 23 Coach G. B. Lamm