Harding High School - Aquila Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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uTure baslceTball Teams Tor Harding seem To be as- Jred, Tor The iunior high roundloallers proved To have he makings oT an excellenT Team. Finishing The season fiTh a 6-4 record. The young Eagles ToughT well and fere narrowly edged ouT in The games which They losT. TarTing Tor The junior high were STeve Brinson, Don flarshall, and Don Mullman. These boys noT only played heir own games buT also sTarred on The B Team. Hard- wg can be proud oT iTs baslceTballers and hopes are igh Tor The TuTure. STeve Brinson l44l Turns To shooT againsT CenTral. Junior High-TOP ROW: Terry Burke l4Ol. Eddie LighT l45l, Don Mullman l53l. Hal McKnighT l54l, STeve Brinson l44l. Don Marshall l34l, Fred Purcell l33l. Gene Shack l35lg BOTTOM ROW: Bob WhiTlow l43l, Mike Beanard l44l, Joe FreasTle l34l. STeve Ramsey l3Ol. Jeff McKinzey l55l. Danny Pacard l33l ' T Sporfs 3 ,

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l l Carefully sizing up his SouTheasT opponenT, David Cole moves wiTh cauTion. xperience seemed To be The deTermining TacTor Tor Harding's enior High grapplers during The I964 season. Proving This poinT -vere seniors Jim GriTTiTh, Jerry GriTTiTh, and John ScoTT, whose l:onsisTenT vicTories lcepT The Team's hopes always alive. ln Their irsT maTch, These Three seniors broughT The only Eagle vicTories. This TeaT was oTTen repeaTed by These TaiThTul scorers. The long- esT undeTeaTed record during The season was held by Jim, who did noT Tall unTil The lasT Two maTches againsT Tulsa Memorial and Norman, and Then losing by only close margins. Finding Their chances To be sTaTe champions by qualiTying in The regional Tour- UamenT was anoTher accomplishmenT oT The Trio. John received ii TirsT place, Jerry a second, and Jimmie a Third in The regional nompeTiTion. AlThough oTher Team members were noT as con- .isTenT in winning, Their eTTorTs made The Team. Senior Charles Jones was iniured early in The season and did noT have many chances To add his abiliTies To The Team. Always in There wiTh a ood maTch no maTTer whaT The ouTcome was senior Jim Hyde. inding supporT Trom underclassmen, Coach James Allen saw romises oT TuTure ouTsTanding Teams. Among The promising rapplers were juniors David Cole, RoberT KasTens, Rick God- rey. Sophomore Jerry Edwards, and Treshmen John Holce, Dean mel and Dana RoberTs. Each showed greaT abiliTy and sTrengTh nd was a lcey asseT To The Team. Spor+s Senior capTains Jimmie GriTTiTh, Jim Hyde, Jerry GriTTiTh, and John ScoTT meeT wiTh The reTeree and The Tulsa Memorial capTain prior To The maTch. , . li ,rg rg, ,