Boonville High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Boonville, NC)

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FOOTBALL Front Row, left to right: Garl Draughn, Sherril Bryant, Junior Collins, Edward Lakey, Henry Martin, Vernon Spence, Jimmy Sapp. Second Row: Jack Gentry, Glen Casstevens, Johnny Shore, Grady Lakey, C. W. Hood, Harold Lakey. Third Row: Berlie Simmons, Ronal Johnson, Otis Vanhoy, J. T. Riggins, Aubrey Smith, John D. Davis, Coach Brown.

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SUPERLATIVES Ralph Trivette Cutest Most Popular ■V Shirley Snow Most Athletic Hazel Pruette Quietest Friendliest Phyllis Ann Fleming Most Intelligent Most Valuable John L. Cave Most Athletic Friendliest Frank Hutchens Tallest Josephine Brindle Joe Reece Most Popular Most Likely to Succeed Biggest Flirt Nancy Oaks Best Dressed Nancy Lou Wilkins Neatest Shirley Wagoner Edward Brown Best All Round Most Intelligent Cutest Most Valuable Most Likely to Suocnd Best All Rround Bobby Jo Moxley Neatest Best Dressed J. D. Cave Jacqueline Davis Loudest Loudest Robert Evans Jimmy Davis Silliest Quietest

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FOOTBALL Football had a lean year at Boon ville. When the class of 1948 finished, they took with them most of the first string football players. Coach Brown had to start from the bottom and build a team of boys who had not played before. There were only five boys that were regulars on the ’48 team back. Before the season was over, Coach Brown had whipped up a fair team. The regular first string players were: Harold Lackey and Junior Wilkins, ends; John D. Davis and Berlie Simmons, tackles; Jack Gentry and C. W. Hood at the guard positions; the center slot was held down by Jimmy Sapp; the backs, Coy Brown and Johnny Shore, Ronald Johnson, and Grady Lakey. RECORD OF GAMES Boon ville (- Boon ville 20 Boonville 7 Boonville 6 Boonville 20 Boonville 14 Boonville 13 Sparta 40 Mayodan 20 Walkertown 13 Flat Rork 13 Cleveland . 7 Elkin U Jonesville - 14