Summerfield High School - Bugle Notes Yearbook (Summerfield, NC)

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First row, reading from left to right: Bob Brown, Jerry Nelson, John D. Fagg, Bob Soyars, Lloyd Mounce, T. C. West, Bob Westmorland, Alvin Clapp, Second row: Bobby Jones, Richard Gamble, Ted West, L. G. Isom. Always a good sign of spring Is baseball. So we can truthfully say that spring has arrived here-for during the last few weeks baseballs have been tossed around continously. Our baseball will be quite dif¬ ferent this year with our new coach, Mr. P. V. Parks, the new suits, and our well balanced talent. Everyone has expected a great team this year, and that it will bei All the lettermen are back, except three, and we have numerous freshmen with varsity ability. With a capable staff of pitchers, a host of competent catchers, a seasoned infield, and with outfielders galore, how can we miss the top? We have entered a state schedule, as well as the usual county race this year. The team is com¬ posed of: catchers. Bob Westmorland, Bob Jones,and Tom Williard; pitch¬ ers, T. C. West, Richard Gamble, and Donald Price; infielders, Preston Phillips, Bob Brown, Bob Soyars, Lloyd Mounce, Alvin Clapp, Clyde Young, Norman Westmorland, and outfielders, Ted West, Jerry Nelson,Roger Hower¬ ton, J. C. Williams, Bob Gordon, Jim Wilson, L. G. Isom, and J. B. Stan¬ ley. Our opponents in the state schedule are: April 2 April 6 April 9 April 20 April 23 April 26 May 7 • May 11 Jamestown Allen Jay Bessemer Alexander Wilson Jamestown Bessemer Allen Jay Alexander Wilson

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First row, left to right: Mary Lee Roach, Mary Ann Hells, Dolly Johnson, Polly Conaway, Nell R ndieman, Mable Vernon, Anne Linville, Martha Neal Honeycutt, Rebecca Williams. Second row: Amelia Shaw, Car¬ oline Anderson, Rebecca Miles, Elsie Williams, Margaret Wilson, Billie Lowrey, Barbara Ayers, Ruth Everett, Mrs. Winchester-Sponsor. Third row: Eleanor Huff,Viola Winfree, Hazel Stallings,J ' Nell Huff, Ruth Anne Mabe, Mary Ruth Lowrey, Stella Martin, Peggy Simpson, Nancy Walker, Cynthia Clayton, Fourth row: Nancy Barrow, Maxine Handy, Edna Durham,Lois Davenport, Mary Catherine Wilson, Jo Anne Moore. Fifth row: Joan Cline, Harriet Lee, Joanne Cox, Sarah Jones, Julia Davis, Christine Isom, Doris Lee, Jean Pearson. Absent when picture was taken: Rosie Mae Hart- sell, Lillie Hedrick, Betty Smith, Marie Land. The Girls’ Athletic Association was organized in t e fall of 1946. ' This organization was made possible by the.Woman ' s College of the Uni¬ versity of North Carolina. Practice teachers, under the supervision of Miss Margaret Green, are sent to instruct us in various sports twice a week. With the beginning of each new season we participate in a dif¬ ferent sport, and we have a different instructor. The three main sports in which we take part are speedball, basketball, and softball. Several times throughout the year, we compete with other schools in these vari¬ ous activities. This association enables many girls who are not on the Senior Varsity Teams to participate in sports. We are sincerely grate¬ ful to Woman ' s College for developing this physical education program and to Mrs. H. P. Winchester for directing it in our school. vi warn