Lebanon High School - Souvenir Yearbook (Lebanon, TN)

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E if ,dx First Row, Left to Right-Buddy Jennings, Allen Qualls, Bob Jennings, Captain, Pee Wee Settlers. Buster Jennings. Second Row-Robert Gilbert, Manager, Billy Hughey, Wayne Malone, C. C. Prowell, John Brooks, Max Smith. CT. J. Bell was absent when the picture was takenb. BUYS BASKETBALL BASKETBALL BOYS . L.H.S. 28. . . . . Gallatin . . 24 18... . Mt. Juliet ... .36 ,,,,,.,, ..., . . 4 fi 13. . . Hartsville . . . . . .10 mi 10 .... Gordonsville ..... 23 33 . . . . . Gallatin . . . . . .28 ff 28 Carthage... ....20 llagmgmgi 25... .. Watertown ......14 29 .... Gordonsville ..... 29 30 . . . . Hartsville . . . . . 29 24 . Mt. Juliet ..15 28 . . . Liberty .. 27 32 . . . . Watertown . . . . . 28 16 .... Carthage ..... 30 DISTRICT 23 Red Boiling Springs 18 25. . . Hartsville . . . .15 19... ...Portland .25 REGIONAL 18. . . Shelbyville . 32

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I . . . , K r.' 1 MARTHA HOWARD-Captain, a senior who has played a consistent and efficient guard position for three years. Not a spectacular player, her real worth is best realized by the team members. All District Guard. CHRISTINE CLAYBOUNE- Teeny is a so- phomore whose progress this year has been the greatest of any member of the team. A speed merchantn and excellent ball handler. Second All-District team. MARY DOUGLAS MARTIN-A sophomore around whom the guard play must be built next year. A natural athlete, Doug, makes the difficult jobs look easy. TISH ANN ASKEW-The fourth senior on the team and in spite of a trick knee has played a splendid Hspotl' game. She hit peak form in the Gordonsville game. DELLA MAI JENKINS-Alternate Captain, a senior whose height and fighting spirit has done much towards maintaining our rugged defense for the pas three years. BLANCHE HANCOCK-Rounding out her third year as a forward, Blanche Cwho was all- tournament as a sophomoreb is our high point member of the team. She will be hard to rc- placc next year. il J W . ,, .. MARGARET WILSON-Has another year of play during which she should develop into as polished a player as her sister, Frances. Her play against Liberty was particularly good. BETTYE JOE BRANHAM-Called ttRough and readyw, due to her cold and deliberate play, has always proved ready and capable of plug- ging defensive holes that have developed. LAURA LEE FRAME-Is the best ball-handler on the squad and with an improved eye for the basket should frequently bustCerD into the lead scoring column next year. MARGARET ESKEW-Will be certain of a starting berth next year. Handicapped by lack of height she is a nevertheless very dependable in either zone or man-to-man defense. MARY RUTH JOHNSTON-Transferred home after a year with the Hartsville girls and very naturally turned in her top performance in matches with that team this year. She was outstanding as a defensive forward. HELON GILL-A senior, has kept alive a family tradition of the past ten years, of a happy, scrapping, and heads upw type of ball playing by the Hmighty midgets?

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,AU C 1. BOB JENNINGS-Junior, Captain, forward, excellent faker and shot. His defensive work and fast play were outstanding. All tourna- ment squad. 2. ALLON QUALLS-Junior, Center. All tournament Hrst team. 3. EDGAR SETTLERS-Junior, forward, good shot and good passes, with a good competitive spirit. 4. T. J. BELL-Sophomore, guard, forward. The navy in mid-season. Fine player with lots of natural ability. We missed him much. 5. BUSTER JENNINGS-Junior, guard. Bus- ter's coolness under pressure, outstanding de- fensive work and all-around ability meant much to our success. Placed on second all- tournament team. 6. C. C. Prowell-Senior, center. Prowell's at- titude and Work made him a valuable Sub- stitute. 7. JOHN BROOKS-Although a substitute Brooks showed as much improvement as any on the squad. 8. BUDDY JENNINGS-Freshman, guard, Buddy's disposition and ability makes us rea- lize his future in basketball should be very bright. 9. BILLY HUGHEY-Sophomore, g u a r d, Hughey's team play and lighting qualities made up for his lack of height. 10. WAYNE MALONE-Freshman, forward. Wayne's development and desire to learn makes us look forward to Seeing him in action next year. 11. MAX SMITH-Sophomore, forward, im- proved steadily and next year should Hnd him a new dependable man. Jc,,V,,.,gz, t , . L 1.0 K .fi Q-7A ,JL BJ.. . -E A .., l .1 ...wi - . I. I - fu- I 1 .-, t '-- fx, ,A - 'Lf' ' 5 U.. .., ' 15. DI' 'I. .135- Hs Na f x I l S