Hemingway High School - Tiger Yearbook (Hemingway, SC)

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1958- '59 Season's Schedule Hemingway 41 Pamplico Hemingway 35 Andrews Hemingway 32 J ohnsonville Hemingway Hebron Indiantown 46 Hemingway 31 Hemingway 45 Williamsburg Hemingway 45 Rains Centenary Hemingway Hemingway Hemingway Hemingway Hemingway Hemingway Hemingway Hemingway 46 Floyds 52 . .. .M .1154 f-ii'-15'::fg.:'., :11fff'mgif'w:a,,- K. rgja-'g,Q ,'9'Hf,?.,'-' ' ' xiffvfwiifl'Yffiff' ff '55-'x1..u:. .. eg nzrfzf, . , ffm,,11 -faisf,w:i1e:,-.1,- Hs' 5 in, Q1esf3.ggg2R.wgggg f,fi33l.,jz ,L u f q 1 . 5. 1 f.yg1ggfwg33 ,3. 1 ,A -W :xgw A-2-aw K xf..,' 'K A ,igfgqixff is he w. '3 1 , i ' . X- A fy- K W R-',: fw H f K Kk,. ,k,, 1 ,la ,.-. t i,7l,:u,,.,.,, - ,yi 1 1. Jagaig ,iff f . wgw M We . fx M415 ,w6?3..f,s :fuzfe ' ,W Andrews Williamsburg Pamplico Cowards Pleasant Hill Hebron Pleasant Hill PLAYERS: left to right, standingg Rudolph Barnhill, Johnny Galloway, C. D. Huggins L G Smith Larry Eaddy, Albert Woodberry, J. L. McA1ister, Tommy Snowden, Wayne Haselden Steve Gregg kneeling: Jimmy Prosser, Jimmy Wilder.

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TIGERETTE MANAGERS: Sara Jo Crlbb and Sandra Davis. THE TIGERETTES OPENEDthe '58- '59 season with a 48-25 victory over Pamplico in their first game, and a 41-23 victory over Andrews in their second. Out of the next twelve games played they won seven and tied one. Although the Tigerettes played good ball through both county and district tournaments, they failed to reach the finals in either. The seasonal aver- age of points per game was a high 48. Individual high scorers were Cynthia Haselden with a 15.8 average and Betty Newell with a 13.3 average. SENIORS Ginny Galloway and Cynthia Haselden led the Tigerettes as co-captains for the '59 Basketball season. THE STARTING SEXTET included, left to right: Pa- tricia Cox, Mary Haselden, Karen Cribb, Betty Newell, Ginny Galloway, and Cynthia Haselden. f

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1958-'59 TIGERS Coach Ray McA1ister STARTING LINE-UP: left to right: J. L. McA1ister, Jimmy Prosser, Larry Eaddy, Jimmy Wilder, Albert Woodberry -,z-'. Wg. A TLT 2-'N ' ii Q it sr, Q sf sf v ii if 1 My . ALTHOUGH THE TIGERS did not win the majority of their games, they played well and kept their fighting spirit throughout the season, averaging a high 44 points per game. In the county tournaments at Kingstree, the Tigers went tothe semifinals witha 31-27 victory over Indiantown in the opening game. High scorers on the Tiger squad were Jimmy Prosser, who had an average of 10 points for 15 gamesg and Johnny Galloway with an 11 point average for 9 games. 59 '24 rr if VI, , X 1 t. CO-CAPTAINS Jimmy Prosser and Jimmy Wilder, seniors, led the Tiger squad during the '58-'59 season.