Franklin County Training School - Fracotrasco Yearbook (Louisburg, NC)

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“A sae te sat BN TAN BN TIANA NTAN TOTO TEN D1ONON ON ANA TON TAN TOTO ONTARIO EIN TENTOUANT AEE NOE F.C. T. 8. FOOCTRALL TEAM WANNA’ NG) Gono Q ANZANTANVON OWEN TONTAVIAN ENT WOVOUWOVOTG Under the never stop and unpredictable leadership of headcoach, T. E. Conway, and lineeoach, 6 Ms Himbry, the F. ¢. T. S. Football Team was called together Sent caer 14, 1948, to start , illing for wheat turned ont to be quite a successful season. 2 ith the persistency and hardy cooperation of both coaches and the team, October 1, found us FB traveling to Henderson to play the powerful and high svirited Henderson Institute - sleven, a S; none conference game, which was lost by a margin of 7-0. zs Phe following week of October 3, was a busy one for the team of F. C. T. S. With conetant 4 : defensive and offensive drilling, on Friday October 8, we were on the road agein going to Chapel B Hill where we were defeated 30-0. = f Something had to be done. The following week, we traveled te Nashville to play NW. ¢. T. S., Kg the F. L. ¢. Champions of '47 , our first conference game. it, a shifted Line-up, K ynger team, we defeated Nashville by a score of 13-6. k § r 20, Henderson Institute team ceme to v us. This time we had a little surprise for 2 : We held, cha sh alee tackled, and kicked until even the spectators were punch drunk. We won $13 the game 7-6, which left us first place in conference standings. October 29, we had fanily trouble. The veterans of F. C. T. S., thought they had the better teem, on giving them a chance to prove themselves, and eleminate the family feud, we defeated = i = November 12, we ware the euest of ¥. C. T. S.,-eleven for our third conference same. The F. CE 4 ee 24 he = ; id Ed a November 19, there they were, last but not least, our greatest rival, J, R. Hawkins High 5) € School of Warrenton. We were agein the guest of a hard fighting team for @ none conference came. © SI We were defeated 15-0, Zz € December 1, J. R. Hawkins ceme to us for our Home-Coming Game and the conference game to dex i ! cide who would be the Fall Line Conference Champions of 1948 , Everybody is tense and quiet, S « the gun shoots, and the came is off to an exciting start with Louisburg kicking and Warrenton re- Ej re ati They're eaught beck on the lO-yard li where its first and ten to go for Hawkins, 5 @ econd and twelve, third and eight, punt formation, short kick and its F. C. T. 3't.,ball and 3 pee S flawiine? thirty-yerd line, and they never regained consciousness until the same is ended. 4 = Ss Franklin County Training School wins 15-0, and are now the Fall Line Conference Champions of 148% S - iy : : A(8) W) NDING): YAW SENW NVI DAVN J BINBAGINING 2B NIB BIA BAG) Ha i e | : ? if es See The ee ee x ibe 43 ae 5 4 f “ae