Hardin Reynolds Memorial School - Reynolda Echo Yearbook (Critz, VA)

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KNEELING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Scorekeeper, Steve Mason, Coach, Sonny Swails, Manager, Roger Clark’. STANDING, FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Manager, Bobby Sanders, Barry Edwards, Ralph Nelson, Roger Shough, David Hairston, Jesse Reynolds, Samson Reynolds, Bernard Mabe, Curtis Hagwood, Bobby Reid. Hardin Reynolds Rebels Begin Season Well REBS CONTINUE WINNING STREAK The Rebels met t he Stoneville Eagles with full force in the opening game of the season. The Rebs were never behind in the 63—53 victory. Jesse and Samson Reynolds led in the scoring department with 21 and 18 points, respectively. REBELS SLAUGHTER BLUE RIDGE The Rebs showed their offensive and defensive strength, by demolishing the Bulldogs 81—30. Coach Swails had every player in the game before it was over. High scorers were Jesse Reynolds with 20, and Bernard Mabe with 14. All Hail, Samson Reynolds! 84

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Number 1! Rebelettes “Becky, you trip her if she goes to the right. Elizabeth, you get her if she goes left, and Brenda, you step on her head, it she goes through the middle.” “Hey, I wish I could do that!” WARRIORS AGAIN DEFEATED BY REBS The first game of the 69-70 tournaments saw the Woolwine Warriors and H.R.M.S. Rebelettes matched in combat. The Rebelettes led throughout the game, which ended 47—33. Double figure scorers were Betty Sue Martin with 24 points, Brenda Reid with 11, and Elizabeth Via with 10 . REBELETTES DISTRICT “R” CHAMPS The Rebelettes defeated the Blue Ridge Bulldogs at Critz, 50-28, to become the District “R” Champions once again. High scorers were Betty Sue Martin with 20 points, Brenda Reid with 18, and Becky Prillaman with 8. COACH PENDLETON’S FIRST YEAR - A GREAT SUCCESS The Hardin Reynolds Rebelettes, under the superb guidance of Mrs. Barbara Pendleton, ripped their way through the district with no defeats. No one could possibly know the long hours of hard work she put in for and with the team. The team, as well as the entire student body, would like to express their sincere gratitude to her. REBELETTES DOWN WARRIORS The Hardin Reynolds girls defeated the Woolwine Warriors, 43-24, at Woolwine. The first period showed the Warriors leading 7—6, but they were never close again. The Rebs led 25 — 10 at halftime. Three girls hit for double figures, Brenda Reid with 14, Becky Prillaman with 10, and Betty Sue Martin with 11 points. REBELETTES WHIP WILDCATS The Rebelettes ended their regular District “R” season with an 8-0 record by defeating the Stuart Wildcats, 37-28. Brenda Reid was the only Rebelette in double figures with 18 points. 83

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Hardin Reynolds Holds Its Own Against Group l-B Opponents REBELS TAKES THRILLER FROM STUART The Rebels took a close one from Stuart, in overtime, 98—92. The game saw an array of fouls by both sides. High scorers were Samson and Jesse Reynolds with 43 and 37 points. REBELS DEFEAT BLUE RIDGE IN TOURNAMENT The Bulldogs left the district tourna¬ ment, totally distructed. The Rebs over¬ took them 77 to 45, and moved forward to the finals. “Hey, don’t go away mad!!” REBELS WIN DISTRICT “R” CHAMPIONSHIP The Rebels rolled to their third straight district championship, by defeating the Meadows ol Dan Cardinals, 64-52. High scorers were Samson and Jesse Reynolds with 20 and 18 points. REBS TAKE REGIONALS The Rebels went on to win over V.S.D.B. 82—57. The Rebels’ high scorers were Jesse and Samson Reynolds with 24 and 23 points. HARDIN REYNOLDS LOSES STATE The Rebels just couldn’t seem to be able to build up any steam, as they lost to the hot shooting Foxes of King George. The Rebels were behind by 11 at the end ot the halt, but put on a charge which could get no farther than 1 point and it was three at the final buzzer. High scorers were Jesse and Samson Reynolds with 34 and 27 points. 85 Samson shoots over Caver defender.