Broad Creek Village High School - Villager Yearbook (Norfolk, VA)

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All- tars The all state queen of the basketball courts for two years has been our own Betty Tiverton. The high scoring champ is a sweet young lassie with a Winsome smile and brown eyes seldom seen with such light blonde hair. Betty is not only an outstanding basket- ball player, but an A student in all her classes. Her school spirit and many school activities have made her a well known figure in Broad Creek. She has won many honors from her team and classmates, such as being elected captain of the basketball team for two years and being one of the three Seniors selected to take the Pepsi Cola Scholarship exam, but her most recent recognition was being crowned Miss Broad Creek High of 1947. After graduation in June, Betty plans to enter William and Mary College to further her education and perhaps her cage career. Good luck, Betty, we're going to miss you. ,ire . , .sae wig - ,fmt ..,, -xi AX , M fl get is Our little curly headed good for nothing, mischief making monkey seems to have done quite well for himself in the field of sports. In his three years of football he has proven his ability as center tackle, guard, halfback, fullback, and in his senior year, quarterback. Billy's athletic achievements are not limited to football alone. He has played two years of varsity basketball. The first year he tied with Delma Tatem for high- scorer and in his second year he came out on top. I-le has also taken a keen interest in baseball, playing a variety of positions, and playing them well. He has been second baseman, shortstop, catcher, and in his last year, pitcher, and third baseman. Bill doesn't know yet what his plans will be for the next few years, but athletics will have a big part in them. Good luck, Bill, go on and make another line record like you did at Broad Creek.

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H TH ETIC Participating in all SportS D H615 been our battle cry, For sportsmanship was ner' forgot,- As eden new clay went by. 5

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Football' llroad Creek High opened their 1946 football season under the guidance of Coach Hap Freeman. This team played even SOO? ball, win- ning live and losing live, They were held scoreless by only one team, Suffolk. After the season, Carter and Corbett, two of our outstanding players, were elected co-captains. Broad Creek 6 South Norfolk 33 Broad Creek 14 Deep Creek 0 Broad Creek 6 Norview 21 Broad Creek 13 Alexander Park 0 Broad Creek 0 Sulfolk 39 Broad Creek 13 Kempsville 12 Broad Creek 6 Oceana 0 Broad Creek 7 Churchland 21 Broad Creek 7 Craclock 18 Broad Creek 15 Great Bridge-Hickory 6 '35 5 l 1 Q First Row: Louis Kilgore, Jack Murphy, Louis Corbett, Co-Captain, Billy Carter, Co-Captain Wfalter Bryan, and Louis Crawford Second Row: jean Bray, Billy Smith, Shorty Bass, Douglas Cannon, Ed Smith, Morton Driscoll, Curtis Agee, Michael Stul.ihs, and Jimmy Bray Third Row: Coach Hap Freeman, Manager, Johnnie NfValker, Calvin Sawyer, Miles Tatem, James Powers, Tommy Jones, Robert Newman, Herman Taylor, David Crawley, Robert Lanier, and Manager, Kenneth Bousman