Truett McConnell College - Gannetaha Yearbook (Cleveland, GA)

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The Three Musketeers V l Frou! row, left Io right: Neal Tolson, Bobby Parks, Cuptuing Howard Foster, Ronnie Cumbie, Sam Scnrbrough, Mrs. Jack Holcomb, Coavh. Bark row: Carl Queen, Wilson Mclintyrc, Mare Bramblett, Donald Carroll, Dar- rell Foster. Not xlmlvn: Royce Jackson, son, Gerald Buttram. U Y S ' BASKET BALL The boys team of l9S2-S3 is a greatly improved team over last year's. W'ith the addition of eight freshmen to the returning tivo sophomores, our team has proved to be one which works and eo- operates together. The boys play ball under ll very strenu- ous schedule and are highly praised for their high spirits. Mr. jack Holcomb, very efficient coach of both boys and girls teams, worked the boys under a series of five plays with many variations. and states that he is pleased with the team work. The big, five s-ff l l

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fN tNs s W-t.. CHEERLEADERS Left tn right: Emogcne Carringcr, Jimmie Hutto, Betty lN'icGraW, Bcckic Hardman, Henry David, Susie Callaway, Richard Hardy. GIRLS' BASKET BALL 'l'i'uett-McConnell is the only college in this area that maintains a girls team which plays interscholas- tie basketball. This year our girls' team has made an outstanding record. Three returning players along with seven freshmen work very efficiently on the court and each one has always played her best until the final buzzer. Even though this is just the second year that the girls have entered interscholastic games, they have made con- tinuous progress. and Mr. Holcomb is pleased with their spirit of good sportsmanship. The bcnchwarmcrsf' Kneeling, lefl to righf: Sue Aher- nathy, Co-rnphiiug Clara Smith, Calw- tuing Jerry Kirby, Vivian Dyer, Dot Holland. Bark row: Barbara Smith, Barbara Wilkiiison. Jackie Hornsby, Ruby Callahan, Bcckic Hardman. No! 5l70ll'IlI Clara Jones.