Charleston High School - Warrior Yearbook (Charleston, MS)

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1 mile relay BASEBALL l95I .QR N11 f We returned to the diamond after a year's lay off. With an inexperienced line-up, the Warriors were in the process of rebuilding, Our record for the season was as follows: ,ff CHS 2 Batesville 1 f X CHS 3 Como 6 f CHS 11 Winona 13 CHS 3 Sardis 5 CHS 5 Grenada 11 CHS 5 Batesville 8 CHS 4 Como Z CHS 5 Winona 9 CHS 5 Senatobia 9 CHS 2 Sardis 6 PITCHERS INFIELDERS OUTFIELDERS Hackman Raney Williams, P. LF Little Tennyson CF Martin C Little, C. RF Cole C Little, H. Newman Coach - Bill Gunn Cossar ' '50-5? 5 t TRACK Our track team accomplished quite a feat when we were runner-up in District Il Track meet by winning a beautiful trophy. We were nosed out by 1 lfZ points by Hernando. Katie Sue Raney won fourth place in the State in the 75 yard dash. Point winners in district meet were as follows: 100 yard dash ZZO yard dash 440 yard dash 50 yard dash 75 yard dash . Frazier 2nd . . . Hackman Znd Allison Znd . .Katie Sue Raney Znd . .Katie Sue Raney Znd Girls' broad jump. . . . Sue Wright 2nd Boys' broad jump ..... Mahlon Taylor lst 880 yard relay 0 . . 1 . . . . lst-Newton, Williams, Little, Frazier o 1 . . n - n Q n . Q 4 n . . . . lst-Allison, T. Lilly, Taylor, Hackman High jump .......... Taylor 3rd High hurdles . . . T. J. Smith 3rd Low hurdles . . T. J. Smith Znd 54

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N 1' ' www-' f. 3 Fa H. I T F 1 .ss T7 J 2 if-2 I 'F 1. --, vc--,USL HISTORY OF ATHLETICS AT C. H. S. l95I-52 August 14, 1951. Fourteen lettermen reported for the first day of fall practice. The hot, dry weather made practice even rougher for those of us who had had an easy summer. Sept. 7. The Warriors opened the season by overwhelming Durant 26-0. Leon made two touchdownsg G. W. , oneg Cole, one on a pass from Panny. Panny converted twice. Sept. 14. West Tallahatchie outscored us 14-0. To top it all off, Tucker dis- located a shoulder and Pap broke his hand! We can always, however, look back with pride to 1950 when we licked them 42-O. We can always say Wait 'Til Next Year! Sept. 21. The Fulton Indians came to our town and were scalped 42-20. Touchdowns scored were Lilly, Newton, G. W. and Martin, one and Taylor twog extra points scored were G. W. two, Robert two, and Taylor two. Sept. 24. Rosie Dempsey was elected Football Queen and Ann Forrest, Sis Little, Jackie De Mange, and Joyce Allison, Maids. We really have our share of good-looking wimmen around these parts. Sept. 28. Homecoming was a big event for us! We defeated Batesville 14-13 for our first DVC triumph. Leon reallv starred by running 70 yards for one 55