Madison High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Marshall, NC)

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Athletic Index FoodxdlSquad . Baseball Team. . . Wildcats ...,.... Baseball Players Girls' Basketball ...,. Boys' Basketball ........ About our Girls' Team . . About our Boys' Team . Cheerleaders ........, l39l Page ....4O .....4O ..,..41 .....41 .....42 ,....42 .....43 .....43 .....44

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Football Squad Coaches: Mr. Raymond H. Cure and Mr. james R. Somers Co-Captains' A Herman Stephens and C. B. Hall First Row: Kenneth Truitt, Hebert Collins, Siggie Smith, Walter Stevens, Dickie Webster, Carlton Clark, Leon Tucker, Lee Anglin. Second Row: Arthur Mashburn, Bobby Mabe, Carol Ikerd, Carl Shelton, Stafford Stevens, Ray Shelton, Canty Johnson, Mike Spear, Sam Fuquay. Third Row: Mr. Cure, Jackie Hawkins, Billy Reynolds, Tommy Sharpe, Gene Ferguson, Billy Beach, jack Neal, jimmy Brown, Buddy Finch, Dean Sharpe, Don Anderson, Mr. Somers. Nor Pictured: Carl Goins, Herman Stephens, C. B. Hall, William Cox, Frankie Reynolds, Amos Matherly. This year, Madison High's football team got off to a poor start by being defeated in their first two games. In the first game of the season, Mills Home won 12 to 6, and in the next game Guilford won 34 to 20. Madison stepped out of their class in the third game, and although rated as the underdog, came up to beat Rankin 26 to 19. The Wildcats were overpowered by Trinity, who won 26 to 7. Next on the list were Mayodan and Draper. Madison took both of these games, beating Mayodan 33 to 7 and Draper 20 to 6. Walnut Cove defeated Madi- son in the Homecoming Game by a score of 18 to 7. Again, the Wildcats stepped out of their class to meet a strong Jamestown team. Jamestown won 20 to 0. But, in the last game of the season Madison journeyed to Stoneville where they rolled over the Stoneville eleven to such an extent that they were unable to score. The final score in that game was 33 to 0. The season's record was three wins and four losses in Class A football and one win and one loss in Class AA football, making a grand total of four wins and five losses. Madison 6-Mills Home 12 Madison 20fDraper 6 Madison 20-Guilford 34 Madison 7--Walnut Cove 18 Madison 26-Rankin 19 Madison Ofjamestown 20 Madison 7--Trinity 26 Madison 33-f -Stoneville 0 Madison 33-Mayodan 7 Season's Record: Won 4, Lost 5. Baseball Team Coaches: Mr. Raymond Cure and Mr. James R. Somers. First Row: Walter Stevens, Lee Anglin, Carl Goins, Leon Tucker, Billy Reynolds, C. B Hall, Carlton Clark. Second Row: Ray Shelton, jackie Hawkins, Dub Rumley, Herman Stephens Don Ander- son, Kenneth Truitt. Not Pictured: Bobby Mabe, Siggie Smith, Dean Barrett. l 41 l