Carol W Hayes High School - Pacesetter Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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James Blair — Captain Swing Forward BASKETBALL SCORES Hayes 83 Abrams 53 52 Carver 71 71 Wenonah 74 46 Jackson-Olin 43 41 Parker 36 64 Parker 54 55 Carver 73 56 Woodlawn 52 51 Huffman 38 56 West End 53 60 Woodlawn 66 76 Ensley 73 55 Jackson-Olin 54 75 Phillips 61 Hayes 68 Ramsay 52 65 Jones Valley 47 92 Banks 31 59 Wenonah 50 45 Carver 43 67 Phillips 61 54 Parker 50 64 Jones Valley 40 58 Phillips 52 53 Carver 68 69 Abrams 49 71 Glenn 52 57 Banks 36 63 Ramsay 57 Carver 59 Hayes 38 Fred Williams Point Guard Elton Ruffin Forward Craig Beard Power Forward Lenard Charles Guard Steve Talber Forward 60

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R not ■ ■■ -■ •• ihi- • to rcll. tV' t to mes 13 Its iu- avc Its :• sparks best from bench Oscar Catlin And the Pacesetters also had confidence “I tell the kids a positive attitude will beat anybody in the world This is a life situation You've got to make a decision, whether It's right or wrong But you have to realize it's your decision. Our kids just felt they could beat anybody.' • • • The All-Tournament team Ruffin. Blair and Beard. Hayes. Alford Foster. West End: Boris McCord. Wenonah; Anthony Hicks, Ramsay; Fred Harris. Glenn. Eric Richarson. Carver. Clifford Lawrence, Parker and Ennis Whatley. I’hillips. Whatley was the tournament most valuable player. where It has all the patience in the world. So you have to have patience with the ball. Goacfi dl iclia£.[ 59

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IBoyz' Jzacfz zam James Nelson, Coach Ervin Sullivan James Blair Major Henderson Paul Stroud