Cedartown High School - Cedar Log Yearbook (Cedartown, GA)

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:S 0 X ku These boys proved what hard work under Coach Doc Ayers can do . . . THEY WON THE REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP! l c i 1 Vp, , . v Y ,dir-C n-W. - , M. ,- A' 4' 2 ...ff 65 - Smut! I Coach .-Nye-rf. Clark Landruni. Floyd Brock. Bitsy Munroc. Charles lvie. l-Jan Casey. Ed Wilkes. Ray Merritt. Frank Swinney. Jimmy Hanson. Milton Thompson. Eddie Barrett. Malcolm Avire-tt. Guy Womack. Jerry Rape-r, Frankie Lcntz. yin'-gm Eddie Barrett Jimmy Hanson Floyd Brock Malcolm Avirett Clark Landrum Frankie Lentz K Q- .aw ,laik Vs' V. i 1 A .Q , .. y , . J . ,- Q' ' s 2 .A - J' :ig .aff a b f gf A - ' + -4 Ed Wllllivs Milton Tlmnipson Charlw lxiv Bitsy Munro:- QC

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mm Wmalzy The Junior Varsity Football Team, after a slow start. hit their peak against Rome. Scoring twice early in the game, they then put on a great second half defensive per- formance, winning 12-9. They heat Rockmart 19-13. However, they lost a heart- breaker to Darlington 19-14 in the final game. Coach Kenson Brannon and Coach James Hughey did a fine job of molding the team from nothing into a hard-fighting pack of 'Dogs. . N . Pi 'fi L 4 ' t, , s'wWQ f541if'E .Q5l-kg' Q, x 4.4, ,.- fl-DH, 1 ,fire-. 4 . , t , gifs F' 'I . 2, '..-ar Liam ' ' +- First row, left to right: William Mobley. Jan Powell, Bobby Tracy, Paul Moody, Roy Tracy, Billy Singleton, Willard Elders. Ross Clover. Lawrence Wilkes. Second row: Charles Hampton. Stanley Gorman, Billy NlcCown, Lester Litesey, William Howard, Vann Tanner, Johnny Honea, Clyde Roberts, Wilson Wallace, Bobby Heath. Charles Byrd. Third row: Coach Hughey, Tommy Witcher, Joe Dolan, Charles Porter, Roy Philpot, Byrom Pope, Edward Murdock, Mike Knighton, Jimmy Russell, Freddie Clinton, Sonny Moore, Her- man Thompson, Coach Brannon. Fourth row: Harold Roberts. Jimmy Martin. Charles Waites, Bitsy Munroe. Tommy Andrews. Bohliy NlcElwe-e. V XA ? x ' A ' 1 . ' , ' ?:5'7 5.W2'42f,4

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gale' Zpmeetdall Left to right: Cail Watson, Manager: Cladys Crimes, Captaing Helen South, Managerg Miss Carolyn Williams. Coach. The success of a team is not always record- ed in the score book, but in the hearts of each player on the team. The girls' basket- ball team of 1952-53 has no limit for suc- cessg already they have to their credit a rec- ord, on as well as off the court, which will certainly be a challenge in the years to come. Though the squad is rather small. it just goes to prove the old saying that. 'sBig things come in small packages. But-it takes many many exhaustable hours of practicing plus good attitudes, cooperation of coach and player, and a desire to give one's ALL and BEST to have a winning team. eww 'Er' l I: Sul , ,Y ' V9 J. e f First row. left to right: Mildred Barrett, Jean Ramsey, Gladys Grimes, Mary Barnhill, ,lo Ann Hopper. Second row. left to right: Miss Carolyn Williams. Coachg ,lane Ball, Imogene Kelly. Jackie Kelley. Patsy Voyles. Yvonne Redding. Third row. left to right: Frances Crimes. Anne Little. Sandra Swinney, Carolyn Durham. Betty Kelly. Helen South. Manager: Gail Watson. Manager: Othello Grogan.