Glencoe High School - Glen Memoir Yearbook (Glencoe, AL)

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SEASON . RECORD We They 51 .... . X. .. ...,. CASTON .....23 53 ...A geo ..... WALNUT OROVE .....21 35 .... .... . .en ....... ALEXANORIA .... ..... 2 0 35 .,.. ...QQ ....... FORT PAYNE .... .....20 41 ,... LQ ........ ANNISTON ..,.. ,.... 2 1 ' 61 .... .... s AROIS ..... ..... 2 8- 37 .... ..... O ADSDEN .... A.... 1 19 'H 64 .... .... ONEONTA .....l9: I4 ...,. .... A .. ...ANN1 sTON... .. I XA 40,1 42 .......... L .,.. .... O A. .,.. ..... 4 6 1 11, A 23- .,.,. .... L .. JACKSONVILLE .... 255 ,fs 39 ..... A L,.... SNEAD... .....3e L eo ..,, .... O NEONTA .... .30 A 59 .... 1ACKsONv1LLE .....21' 26,... ....... SNEAD ....... .....25 40 ...., .. .' . FORT PAYNE ..,. .... . 29 I9 ..... .... H OKES BLUFF .... .... 1 5, a 71 ..... ..... s A131315 .. L... ..,.. 1 7 Q! 31 ..... .... A LEXANORIA .... ..... 2 O ' 55 ..... SOUTH SIDE ..L. ..... 1 O 30 ...,, .... O ADSDEN .... ..... 1 4 A 38.-. HOKEsBLUFF.... 46 .... SOUTH s1OE .. .... .25 J f r I SIXTH DISTRICT TOURNAMENT STATE TOURNAMENT We They We Thet' 53 .... Sprung Carden ., ..., 25. 35-H MCC-ml '- 35 54 .... ..., M Untord .... .... 1 7- 37 .... .... R agland ............ 19 44 .,., .... C adsden . . . .33 .... .... E towah ... ..... G A , , .1 S. with Blessed with sorne Ot the best basketball material around, the 'fackets ran Up the total of A. pO1nts agaunst Opponents 517, wuth the average Ot 42 and 22 for the Opponents and a trap to the State Tournament. Thevr spnrut and vvrll tO wsn won 20 v ICTOFISS agaunst 3 defeats.

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ABLES llindl could be relied upon to play a fine ball game at all tnmes. He had the requirements of a fine ball players NABORS lCenterl was one of the best centers an the distract He was an expert ball handler and he dmd plenty of the tacklrng while backing up the Inne, VAII. lTacklel was the largest and hardest hitttng players on the squad Very few lanes were able to wlthstand his charge He was exceptionally fast for his size and a very valuable player to have around CORNEIJUS tTackIel was one of the hardest play- ers on the team He was smaller than most tackles he met, but none would outplay him. XMHORTON CCuardl was the lightest man on the lrne, He was the wrnner of the Civitan Award Most valuable player of the year. WINBORNE lCenterl played great ball when he was in the game, was a fine center He was a fine line backer and diagnosed plays well. ATKINS lTacklel was new at the grid game but he did excepttonally well for his first season He should take over a first string brrth next season. RUDD llacklel was a very hard worker and gave his best when he was in the game.

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COACH PLUNKETV yi mum? . ra' 1, ,. ' , V', i A :., ,., , b iff? 1 X A ., cf ' 1 FIRST ROW Paul l-lrcks, l. P, Mules, Charles Marker, Charles Phrllrpg, Robert lFro5t5l Nabors, Donald lRedl Smith, SECOND ROW: Eugene Curley, Buster Cregorn, lunror Lanktord, Bull Woodard. Bo Campbell, loe Phrllips, Coach Plunkett. Camera Shy Ball Player. Bull McClellan.