Needham Broughton High School - Latipac Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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'Sty' First row: Jimmy Womble, Dennis Vick, John Anderson, Alan Morrison. Second row: Randy Cameron, Ed Grimm, Jimmy Jeffries, Charles Hol- land. Third row: Coach Johnson, Wake Warthen, Shelburn Brannan, Mike Reynolds. J. V. Basketball Team J. V. BASKETBALL RECORD Broughton ............ 45 Burlington .................. 53 Broughton ............ 40 Greensboro Grimsley ..57 Broughton ............ 37 Raleigh Catholic .......... 67 Broughton ............ 56 Burlington .................. 53 Broughton ............ 46 Greensboro Grimsley ..45 Broughton ............ 42 Wilmington ................ 54 Broughton ............ 53 Raleigh Catholic .......... 63 Broughton ............ 76 Goldsboro .................. 65 Broughton ............ 47 Rocky Mount .............. 62 We can't brag about the record, although it wasn't too bad, states Colonel Johnson, junior varsity basketball coach. '6We did get a lot of experience and I think it will prepare the boys for the varsity next year. We had the necessary speed and height this year. If we develop these, we should have an exciting season. Broughton ............ 48 Wilson ....... ....... 4 6 Broughton ......,..... 46 Durham ..,..... . ..,,.... 66 Broughton ...,........ 58 Fayetteville ..... ........ 6 0 Broughton ............ 58 Wilmington ..... ........ 5 7 Broughton ............ 37 Goldsboro ..,,... ........ 3 5 Broughton ............ 35 Rocky Mount .............. 59 Broughton ............ 65 Durham ........ ........ 6 8 Broughton ............ 53 Wilson .......... ........ 4 7 Broughton ,..,......., 44 Fayetteville ..... ........ 5 4 The JV7s are at a disadvantage in that the coach and his team have only a season to prepare. Although the purpose of the junior varsity is to develop players for the varsity team, the members still find the game of the moment challenging. 175

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QA ,vw FS 2 FORWARDS: Standing: Mike Pedneau, Doug Bridges, Steve Horney. Kneeling! Jimmy Broadway. CENTERS: Bill Keene fkneelingl, Dickie Smith GUARDS: Standing: Ed Parker, Pete Maravicli. Billy Trotl. Kneel- ing: Joe Maughan. David Smith.

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V., . ,WQAM fQ ' 7 ,,, Z if if 9 A W I ' Look here, 34, that ball belongs to us! NON-CONFERENCE PLAY In non-conference play, Broughton dropped two games as compared with six wins. After BI'0l.1gl'lt0I'1,S 68-57 win over Burlington in the first game of the season, Greensboro edged by the Caps, 54+-53. A second game with Greensboro finished with a rever- sal: Broughton outpaced Grimsley, 65 to 63. After an easy 81-67 victory over High Point, Broughton was usurped in the second match by the inspired High Pointers, 57-62. Accounted as one of the most excit- ing games of the season was the Caps surprising run- away, 105 to 76, victory over East Mecklenburg of Charlotte. Three of the High Point players seem to feel superior to such scrambles for the ball. Bridges is fuzzy in more ways than one. ..n 1- x 1 W .J Tv-' I , uf- 2? I. S' ,, - -if twig,- .f.