Overton High School - Overtour Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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GIRLS' BASKETBALL, 1963-1964 Bill Preston, Overtour Sports Editor Coach Nancy Butcheris charges after a slow pre- Christmas start have made tremendous improve- ments in their play. Led by Captain Judy Greer and co-captain Kay Knox, the lady Bobcats have improved in every department with foul shot scoring up to 6O'Z, and field shots averaging about 40 075. The girls Went into double overtime with Ilillshoro and fought neck and neck with Dupont to the very elosefof the game. These teams are two of the best in the N.l,L. The girls have the ability and the po- tential to beat anyone they play. With continued improvement, the girls should have a fine record in their remaining games. Congratulations and good luck to Sarah Risser, Vivian Hackney, Janet Smith- son, Kay Knox CCo-Captainl, Judy Greer QCaptainU, Chris Robinson, Martha Kuntz, Kathy VVeis, Susan VVard, Janet Hinton, Sandra Lucus, Peggy Condur- elis, and Kay Price. 6

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2 E First Row: Jerry Holt, Mike Kriel, Bobby Waters, Bill Whittimore, Bobby Petty, Mike Good- rich. Second Row: Tensie Roach, Manager, Dick Lodge, Eddie Walker, Don Lockridge, Bill Brock, David Ward, Bob Hbrabovsky, Manager. Back Row: Don Mulligan, Charlie Johnson, Don Mason, Sam Ewing, George Gulas, Larry Banniza. FRESHMAN BOYS' BASKETBALL

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164 BOYS' BASKETBALL, 1963-1964 l i l Bill Preston, Overtour Sports Editor This year's Overton Bobcats have been the surprise of the Nineteenth District. With height and speed, the Cats had lost but one game. The Cats are the 19th District Seasonal Champions and the N. I. L. Co-Champions. The 'Cats possessed probably the best balanced squad in the league, led by Captain Jimmy Humphreys, a 5'1O Senior, and Bill Waters, a 5'11 Junior, at guards. Mike Parker, the 6'5 Senior, Co-captain, and 5'9 Senior Lee Crouch at forwards, with towering C6'6 j Junior Bill LaFevor at center. This fine attack has been bombing the nets for an average of 60 points per game while limit- ing the opposition to only 50 points. The Cat point artists have hits on 38 '75 from the fioor and a whopp- ing 72 'Z from trips to the foul line. Leading Bobcat scores is center Bill LaFevor. So Far this season the Bobcats have been brilliant in wins over tough Hill- wood 48-40, defending champs Donelson 57-54, Du- pont's rugged Bulldogs 56-55, and a pair over An- tioch 59-49, 81-69, not to mention the Polio Game's win of Howard 59-27. The 'Cat starting 5 have been ably backed up by Reserves Lamont Carter f6f1 h Senior, Calvin Kimbrough Q6'4 j Senior, Rick Lou- dermilk K6'3 b Senior, and Ray and Roy Carter, 5'1l Juniors. The Junior varsity has been boosting members to varsity play all season and have compiled a fine record. Congratulations and Good Luck to all from the Overtour Staff.