South High School - Black and Gold Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

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:Sill .L .fa BASEBALL-Keyed to breathless expectancy each member of the nine awaits her turn at bat . . . loaded bases . . . triumphant runs . . . rooters challenging each de- feated batter . . . enthusiasm runs high as Miss Knotts Demonettes speed on to victory. BASKETBALL-Weeks of practice . . . team cooperation . . . training rules . . first game . . . passes sail down the court . . . precise shots drop into the basket . . . swiftness and dexterity characterize the Demonettes' games . . . expert forward- ing . . . envious guarding . . . stiff competition . . . congratulations City Champions! SOCCER-Rigid training plus rigorous competition . . . teamwork . . . forward lines up against forward . . . halfbacks and fullbacks spurring the team to victory . . . expert dribbling and passing . . . penalty, kicks . . . spirited participation and good sportsmanship throughout! 'i:139:6'

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iggf TENNIS--Summer breezes lazily rippling the hot sands of the Court. . . soaring lobs by Haltiwanger, venomous cuts by Hendrix. Plopping tennis shoes evidence of men on their toes, nonchalantly watched by the jovial Barnette . . .State Champs. GOLF-Again, to fairways, greens, tees, sand traps, and woodlands go another Rey- nolds golf team, led by DeWitt Nunn, George Montague, Bahnson Gray, William McKenzie, and coached by Mr. Marvin Ward. TRACK--Victory-the only thing good enough. From this standard come such names as Clower and Mangum, representing speed, skill, endurance-stamina! Studious hurdlers, challenging runners-all Coach Redmonds gang. Thus the Western Champs.

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