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

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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.

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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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Rebels Continue Their Reign HARDIN REYNOLDS LOSES WINNING STREAK The Rebels couldn’t seem to get going against Bassett, even though it was nip and tuck all the way. The Rebs seemed to run into a cold streak in the fourth quarter, after being behind by only 3. The Bengals were just too much in the closing minutes of the game, and came out with an 85-73 victory. High scorers were Jesse and Samson Reynolds with 29 and 28, respectively. REBS WIN CLOSE ONE FROM CARVER After toiling all the way, the Rebels finally pulled out a victory over Carver of Fieldale, 56—53. High scoring honors went again to Jesse and Samson Reynolds with 28 and 18 points. HARDIN REYNOLDS WALLOPS ARCH RIVAL STUART The Rebels led all the way in defeating the Stuart Wildcats 69—43, in a game in which the Rebels finally got going alter their upset to Bassett. High scorers were Jesse Reynolds with 26 and Samson Reynolds with 19. “Hey boy, what’cha doin’ down there?” Better shoot it quick-Here they come! REBELS STUN CARDINALS The Rebs controlled the entire game as they rolled to an impressive victory over the talented Cardinals, 66-52. Honors for high scoring went to Jesse and Samson Reynolds with 30 and 21 points respectively. REBS DEMOLISH SPARTANS The H.R. fearsome 5 took control of the Drewy Mason Spartans by leading them in a triumph for the Rebs. After trailing by 37 at the end of the third quarter, the Spartans managed to pull within 8 points before the final horn. This saw the Rebels in front, 79-71. High scorers were Jesse and Samson Reynolds with 28 each and Roger Shough with 11. REBS OVERWHELM WARRIORS The jolly green giants of H.R. were just too much for the smaller Woolwine team. High scorers were again Jesse and Samson Reynolds with 20 and 22. These points led the Rebels to a 74-40 victory. 86