Randleman High School - Rendezvous Yearbook (Randleman, NC)

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BUYS' BASKETBALL The Randleman basketeers ended their season February 18 by defeating Ramseur, 46 to 43, in the best game of the season. Eighteen to twenty boys went out regularly for practice under Coach D. R. Reynolds. The team was built around Seniors Binford Farlow, Charles Daniels, Richard Allred, and Leonard Surratt, with the able support of Freshmen and Sophomores. Out of a total of twenty-six games scheduled we won sixteen and lost ten. The team was seeded third in the tournament played in Asheboro, February 25 to 29. The three scores for the Randleman team were Cleo Hayes, 193 points, Charles Daniels, 188 points, and Binford Farlow, 148 points. The team scored a total of 760 points to their opponents' 686 points. Richard Allred, Joe Brookshire, Gene Brown, Charles Daniels, Binford Farlow, Charles Fulp, Ed Gray, Connie Hardin, Cleo Hayes, Bruce Kirkman, Charles McCaskill, Bill Parker, Frank Routh, Leonard Surratt, Allen Wrenn, Arthur Wright, George Yow, and A. E. Warren, Manager. --Me - Iuilsaanimnizvousll -4-8 -.fe A - Twenty-H

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GIRLS' BASHETB LL Randleman High School's Blue and White sextet continued its winning ways this season by ringing up fifteen victories in nineteen starts, to rank fourth in county stand- ings. Two of the losses went to Seagrove's all-Senior sextet that has gone undefeated four years in regular season competition. Gray's Chapel, another Senior organization, set back the local lassies twice by the closest score possible. The Gray's Chapel contest was settled by a charity throw after the game was over. Possibly the high spot of the 1944 season was an easy victory over Ruffin, unbeaten in the twelve previous starts. Only two Seniors are listed on this year's squad, giving an optimistic outlook of things to come. Audrey Blake, Sarah Brown, Eliza Daniels, Sarah Durham, Marie Garner, Virginia Hanes, Margaret Hancock, Mary Herring, Ruth Hudson, Blanche jordan, Helen Lanier, Jessie Lawrence, Kathleen Luvette, Pearl Moon, Louise Pickard, Nancy Pickard, Edith Sutker, Anne Talley, Rachel Talley, Mildred Trogdon, Laura Robbins, Manager. - I U-IruuaulumntlvnusleBJ- -4- T zz 'em y- fix