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The students of Mary Potter High School went wild when the Rams ran the numbers out of the score- board. There were so many points until the scorekeeper had to start with one again. In fact, there weren ' t any more numbers How can anyone forget this night . . . February 16. 1968, at the National Guard Armory? after 100! It was the game between Hawkins High School players . . . our last game. Hubert Lyons topped the 100 mark and went on to complete it with 104 points. It was a game to re- member. The fans were wild and cheered to the loudest for the final victory of the sea- son. Here we see Albert Winston in his greatest action. Be- hind him is Hubert Lyons ready to restore the ball just in case Albert misses the goal. These two sen- ior players will never be forgotten. They are ex- cellent examples of good sportsmanship. F M Mi I m if
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The Baseball Rams Some of the 1968 baseball stars are: (right to left) Bernice Royster, Chester Evans, James Bullock, Clarence Watkins, Edward Hayes, and Floyd Greenwood, You may eX ' pect great games from the players this spring. These Rams showing us an example of what we should expect this spring. With Wardell at the bat, you can be sure of a home run. You can be sure when Bernice pitches the ball, the strike out will be given. ' -- I
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It seems that everybody loves a winner; therefore, the members of the com- munity are here to experience the thrills and gills of a game that they will never forget. It is a known fact that the fans really supported our teams this season. Our basketball fans were there to see the Rams in great action. The varsity and Junior Varsity teams thrilled the fans with excite- ments throughout the season. Were you there? If so, you may see yourself among the other fans. The photo right was taken at Toler High School. The Junior Varsity players were at their very best. Tommie is making his special shot to add to the victory of many wins. The players were lauded for their exciting games. Mr. Anderson, their coach, and Mr. Evans ate proud of their players.
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