Coker College - Milestone Yearbook (Hartsville, SC)

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- .e . f -uf' x nf 4 li '5 . ie- Frances Segars and Mary Bell Johnson fight for the toss-up while Liz Huggins races in to help Mary Bell. ' I Cynthia Sullivan helps Betty Crawford get the ball over the net Shirley Land tips the ball over the net to save the day for the seniors. as Sissy Cotl-,mn Prepares to Sem-1 it back. Jacque Davenport guards Gail Brandt as she tries to make a jump shot. J., fs . A...v+ Muscles strain as Pam lfmnicker aims for the basket in a tense moment. ws l

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BALL BASKETBALL-just before the arrival of spring, one can hear shouts and shrieks from the gym almost -' I -- ji In every afternoon. No cause for alarm . . . it's basket- I A' g 1 ball season and all the noise is being made by excited , basketball fans. -N f ', ' ,. W After weeks of practice and training the teams com- r V I pete in an inter-class tournament. These games are 3 A i ' ' watched enthusiastically by class members and all M - 4 ,, a l,, . he hope their class team will gain for their class the U 151, rg Q I .c honor of having won the basketball tournament. 0 . A, ' When the season ends, a special party is given for - f t H the teams by the Athletic Council. Climaxing this event players of outstanding ability are chosen for the honor team. CAPTAINS-First row: Patti Hobbs, Harriet King, Linda Abbott, Jayne Cannon. Second row: Mary Bell johnson, Jacque Davenport, Polly Jordan, Billie Jewell Kissane. TOURNAMENT POINTS Seniors vs. Sophomores . . 2-0 juniors vs. Freshmen . . 0-2 Seniors vs. Freshmen . . 2-0 SENIOR TEAM-First row: Kirk, Jordan, Humphries. Second row: Pennell, Brinson, Robinson, Harvey. , M - ,- E- 1 A.. . U ' . xl 5 .. ,N . f -' .P ,t x' l ' fi I O K X X' I x I W J Qx 1' I 1 i. N v me SOPHOMORE TEAM-First row: Cannon, Hobbs. Second row: Davis, B., Foster, Bond, DuRant, Gibson. Third row: Power, Da- vis, E., Poole, j., Poole, S., Caskey. juniors vs. Sophomores . - 0-2 juniors vs. Seniors . . . . 0-2 Freshmen vs. Sophomores . . 0-2 JUNIOR TEAM-First row: Davenport, Johnson. Secoml row: Mangum, Cothran, Anderson, Johnson. .. 5 1 X R5 D y .- l + FRESHMAN TEAM-First row: Eddins, Abbott, King, Rogers. Second row: Dalrymple, Jones, Segars, Brandt, Wilson. Third row: Couch, Thornhill, Ammons, Powell, Staklinski. 0 . ' N ' ' x if X , ' f V. f S' is , M 3, - ,x L ' - .2 X 1- 1 ' '- f we w 1 0 ' , 5, wk as

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v-XX X XXX X. ,Z ' -1eLr:.LfiS.:'E::,bs 4,,-as-1 Blue Littell and Edna DuRant prepare to shoot an arrow in the air. Spring brings the time to play tennis to Molly Creadick and other girls who like to be outside. inor Sports It seems that everything except tic tac toe is offered in the held of sports at Coker: golf, tennis, horseback riding, crewing, dancing, swimming, archery and even more. This versatility is essential to the physical educa- tion program because individual interests are so varied and the training of mind and body are important. Archery and horseback riding are among the most popular sports. Robin Hood might even find tough competition in the girls who have taken these courses. All the activities have their own qualities and mer- its but of more value is the fact that each one teaches patience and sportsmanship as well as co-ordination and skill. Horseback riding will always remain a favorite sport with the girls of Coker. . ' ' -...' -5 M '-n.4'x.'1- -1 -C. N- - : l' ,'-' '.P4'i'4'--- . 1- '. ,. '3 ..ff'-: .-'1',:s. ,,,, 4,-l c-':,g .,n.-:Z - --. - ' - n V-.' ' I. Q '...54.2L'. lg 6, '. ..f -' ihlgsirf 'ff' - - '-, :.-, ' I if z,,' A ',1'4!ff,f..-fi-i'S'Tx:f1:'f J- S N,ig. 'f?'x xii: ' .Ji-in .-:Q .- L-...-. :.l'v 1f.f:.-1? J-vhulrfk' ,llkpdr-, ' ffga 'JJJVTQQQAQ ,,.'.lgi1nl.vA . ,, l V.,-. V. , --.AHL N Q sul-1:-., U ,. ' '..Ze',m 1.-. . L'-His' 'Ar-9 .- px '-!.,.-.f ... e.- -Nw shui- .': 55 wfestt' 'Q 'U .P VQMJL -sal!