Boonville High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Boonville, NC)

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“The reward of a thing well done 1937 Boonville School Faculty 1937 Senior Class 1934 - Girls Basketball Team In 1937 Boonville Girls again won the Yadkin County Championship. In 1939 Mr. Albert Martin coached these girls into a championship team. They won the Anston-Salem Journal-Sentinel championship title. 12

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is to live forever Fred C. Hobson, third right in middle row, was named Superintendent of Yadkin County Schools in 1939. Class of 1925 In 1923 an addition was made to the building. An auditorium was added in 1935. This building is used by the elementary school today.

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is to have done it.” Class of 1938 The first SPOTLIGHT was published in 1939. War was raging in Europe and Asia during the early 1940's, and soon many of these boys would be putting their books aside and taking up guns to fight for their country. But when they posed for these pictures, there were ball games to be won, and win they did. The Beta Club of Boonville High School - 1938 Basketball Team, 1942 - Undefeated Football Team - 1943-44 The WSJS tournament had been discontinued for the duration of the war, but these Boon- ville boys were awarded a trophy for being undefeated in basketball. They set a record by winning 14 games. The starting five in- cluded Donald Casstevens, Henry Shore, and the Pardue brothers - Gilbert, Bernard, and Thomas. This record was not broken until 1964. 13