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

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REBS HACK CARDINALS The Hardin Reynolds took the mountain by storm, by beating the Meadows of Dan Cardinals 90-62. The game saw the Rebs out in front the entire game. High scoring honors went to Jesse and Samson Reynolds with 35 and 26 points. REVENGE! The Rebels took revenge over Basset by beating them 92-79. This was a must game for no one had beaten them twice in 214 years. High Scorers were Jesse and Samson Reynolds with 33 and 22 as Bernard Mabe added 10. REBELS SHOW STRENGTH WITHOUT BIG MEN The Hardin Reynolds boys traveled to Woolwine without the Reynolds brothers, but to despite their handicap came out with an impressive 52—40 victory. High scorers were Roger Shough with 16 points and Bernard Mabe with 14. Shough and Mabe double-team a Carver player. REBELS TAKE EASY VICTORY OVER WAID The Rebels traveled to Rocky Mount and destroyed the Lee Waid Hawks by a score of 64-47. High scorers were Samson and Jesse Reynolds with 25 and 19. REBS STOMP BLUE RIDGE The H.R. crew traveled to Blue Ridge and came back with an overwhelming victory, 96—37. High scorers were Samson and Jesse Reynolds with 30 and 21 for their night’s work . Hardin Reynolds’ height a distinct advantage. “Hey Jess, look at me.” H.R. OVERPOWERS WAID The Rebels took another from Lee Waid. The Hawks were within one at the end of the first quarter, but could never manage to tie or go ahead. High scorers were Samson and Jesse Reynolds with 30 and 22 points. Final score was 78-60. H.R. LOSES TO SPARTANS The Rebels just couldn’t seem to get going, even in overtime, as the Drewry Mason Spartans pulled away to a 82-72 victory. High scorers were Jesse Reynolds with 28, Samson Reynolds with 25, and Roger Shough adding 15.

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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

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Baseball Team Hoping For A Good Year The 1968-69 season for the Hardin Reynolds baseball team didn’t go exactly as a lot of people had hoped. Last year’s team consisted mainly of under classmen who needed some experience. This year, according to reports, the Rebs look pretty good; and have high hopes for a better season. Baseball team is LEFT TO RIGHT: (standing) Mr. Sonny Svvails, coach; Elmo Hutchens, Steve Plaster, Jimmy Shockley, Lee Gilley, Larry Wray, Bernard Mabe, Ralph Nelson. (Kneeling) Steven Nelson, Douglas Hutchens, Gerald Turner.