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200th Victory L h - 1 l • ' - V A. J 111 TOP: Hot off the press, Coach Burke received his first book, All I Know About Basketball. This book contained critical comments from some of his more well known colleagues in coaching, and numerous blank pages. CENTER: Evidently Coach Burke is not con¬ sidered a pro in golf, for this slightly altered club suggests that maybe he should stick to basketball. LEFT: Dr. Powell presented Coach Burke with a key to the city. 200th Victory 9
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Coach Honored for Coach Gerald Burke was honored as the 200-plus game winner at a combination “Roast” and ‘‘This Is Your Life” held at Nottoway Restaurant. Approximately forty school officials, friends, and former basketball players turned out to honor him. Among the mementos which he received were his first coaching shirt (a boy’s size 5) and a copy of his own book, All I Know About Basketball, which contained his pic¬ ture, editorial comments from famous college coaches, and about 200 blank pages. Coach Burke, a basketball star at Emory and Henry College, was the school’s top scorer during each of his four years, and as a senior he was one of the top ten scorers in the state. This impressive athletic record accounts for his superb ability to coach his team to victory. Dr. William T. Powell presented Coach Burke with a plaque in honor of his 200th victory. Dr. William T. Powell presented Coach Burke a partially deflated basketball, supposedly the one Burke used to score his first points as a freshman at Emory and Henry. 8 200th Victory
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Athletes Receive Inspirational Message from Renown Speaker Mr. Albert Long, a youth evangelist with Happenings, Inc., in Durham, North Carolina was guest speaker at the annual athletic ban¬ quet. During his speech, Mr. Albert Long, who was once a four-sport star at the University of North Carolina, warned athletes against being self-centered. He also pointed out examples from his experiences as an athlete which gave him a misconception of himself that took years to overcome. His entire message made BSHS athletes take a closer look at themselves. No one played softball more enthusiastically than Deborah Harrison, who received the Most Improved Player Award. Ms. Barbara Sykes is really going to miss her. Phyllis Callis, selected as Most Valuable Player, planned to make the Lady Bulldogs district champs before she graduated. 10 Athletic Banquet
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