Fayette County High School - Golden Memories Yearbook (Fayetteville, GA)

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Ml, First Row: Frazier, Riggs, Ellis, Hatchett, McGrevey, Goodside, Nilfenegger, Nelson, Heggen. Porter: Second Row: Barlow, Milligan, Iohnson, Dare, Wadsworth, Munsell, Cumpston, Herman, Cl P k - Th'd R ' W'nter, Kin Wildrick, Harban Sellers, Booth Beverley, Sharp- cmerlt, ar er, lr ow. I s g, , , , Fourth Row: Hardin, Storey, Evans, Thomas, Silver, Stevens, Hanks, Simpson, Rees, Stamas. Track At the time this article went to press the track team had competed in only three meets. East opened its season with a dual meet with Valley Iunction in the Drake Field house. Our cinder men carried away top honors and won the majority of the events. The next meet was the city indoor meet also held at Drake. East finished third, North defended its title, and Roosevelt snatched second. In the other meet the team traveled to Iowa City to participate in the State indoor meet. East tied for flfth place. The remainder of the East schedule is as follows: State Indoor Meet, Iowa City ,..,..i.,.........,, April 6 Oskaloosa Relays ,...... ....... A pril 20 Drake Relays .....,...,. ,,A,... A pril 26-27 Grinnell Meet .,,..... ....... M ay 4 District Meet ,.,., .,,,... M ay 10 State Meet ,,,,,,,,.... ......, M ay 18 City Meet ......,................................,.......,...... May 25 Central State Meet ................,....................... Iune 1 Coach Augustine expects to have a strong team before the season is over. The work of the 2-mile relay team is outstanding. The sophomore relay team and the medley relay team took their respective events in the City indoor meet. This points to a Q...- 1. Valley Relays .. U ....,.. ......... , .... April 17 bright future for hast high in track. a 4 . S- 66 - L' d ....... R1-t :'T,'1e fear of defeat is more to . be dreaded than defeat itself. 7718 Qul

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First Row: Farris, Paul, Ristvedt, Anderson, Yewell: Second Row: Anderson, Romlne. Willits, Prince. Frink. Swimming Team At the close of the swimming season, East High awarded ten monograms to the boys who had earned the points in competition. Swimmers who received these rewards were: David Paul, Orville Romine, Charles Paine, Ed Mclntyre, lack Yewell, Eddie Willits, receiving two rin monograms: Paul Baridon, a three ring monogram, E?arl Anderson. Carl Ristvedt and Eldon Anderson. one ring monograms. No out-of-town competition was on the East schedule this year. Two dual meets with each of the city teams and two city meets made up the schedule. During the regular season East scored its only victory over Lincoln. In the rest of the meets East lost one to Lincoln, two each to North and g,..- ,af ,Lf- l 1 Nl r-'ll fr ,- '5 Roosevelt. Perhaps some of North's success can be contributed to the fact that they had Scotty Russell for their coach. Scotty was coach of both East and North teams this year. In the two city meets East finished third both times. City competition seemed unusually strong this year. ' Lettermen returning for next year's team are: Orville Romine, for one semester: Earl Anderson and Carl Ristvedt for the whole year, and Eldon Ander- son for two years. With onl these boys returning there will be a line chance lyor many new ones to make the team. Scotty wants more boys especially the underclassmen out for the swimming team. No team ever becomes We Q ui good all at once.

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-..- ,lf il M Q Q, Nl i I I First Row: Simpson, Gustafson, Sharp, Hayes, Rees, Williams, Porter: Second Row: Hanks, Anderson, Deakin, Ferris, Duse, Gunn, Witteng Third Row: Kloster. Braught, McLaughlin, Kennedy, Munsel, Olsen, Steinway, Slamasg Fourth Row: lacobson, Thomas, Rees. Kerr, Pottholf, Kempe, Hardin. Basketball INDIANOLA ln their initial-game of the season with Indianola the home boys defeated their hosts by a score of 23 to 17. Fighting every second of the game the Scarlet and Black squad looked like a real team and one to be mighty proud of. With Rees, Rederiek and Olson leading the attack our cagers ran up a six point ad- vantage. PERRY The Black and Red cagers started the season off right by defeating the Perry quintette 40-21. With Kennedy, Rederiek and Olson all credited with four goals the crew romped home with a total of nine- teen fleld goals. As the first half ended East was leading by a score .of 21 to ll and as the game neared the end ai victory was assured by the line cooperation of the home team. 2' .5 7 . VALLEY ILINCTION When this fighting East high team tackled Valley Iunction they found a very determined opponent whose determination won her the game. Lagging be- hind at the half Valley came back and out played our boys all the rest of the game to win by a score of 29 to 16. NEWTON When the East high team journeyed to Newton for their first out of town game they failed to show the fine form of the first game of the season, Al- though the first half was rather even, the washing machine boys 'came back the last half to show their form by reaching a score of 23 to 11. With Rees and Kennedy starring for East high the team made several good attempts for the victory. You cannot put the same me Q ui shoe on every foot.