Wadesboro High School - Tiger Tales Hi Ways Yearbook (Wadesboro, NC)

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HOME ECONOMICS CLUB BILLIE RIVERS FLOSSIE CoGGIN FRANCES ALLEN JULIA R. BROWER HAZEL CARPENTER FLOSSIz COGGIN ZOLA COGGIN CORNELIA GRIGGS Rosa HouGH ROWLAND PRUETTE, JR. MARION ROGERS President Secretary BErrire CC. Davis Advtser JULIA LOWE FRANCES ELLER Haze, McINTosH NELL McLAvURIN Lucy MITCHELL FRANCES MANSHIP BETA CLUB President Vice President ARMANTINE DUNLAP ROWLAND PRUETTE NANCY GATHINGS CORNEILLE CARAWAY ANN HARDISON FLorRA ANN Brock MARION ROGERS VIRGINIA DUNLAP FRANCES GRAY ROWLAND PRUETTE President GINIA DUNLAP PHILIP GARRISS NANKY GATHINGS PaT TAYLOR CORNEILLE CARAWAY ROWLAND PRUETTE Pat TEAL BILL HIGHTOWER TEEN DUNLAP Secretary MarE ATKINSON LOUISE HUNTLEY ARMANTINE DUNLAP HELEN WALTERS JULIA HILL SARA RATLIFF WALTER MANGUM MONOGRAM CLUB CHARLES HILDRETH Vice Prestdent JOHN THOMAS CHARLIE HILDRETH FRITZI MILLS MARION ROGERS JOHN LAMPLEY Tuck BEACHUM CHARLIE PIGG JAKE HANNA He CaeATLLEN THE 1939 HI-WAYS CoRNELIA GRIGGS Vice President NELL McLaurin Treasurer JUANITA MOORE ELIZABETH MOORE DoroTHY MUNN PAULINE ROBERSON ELIZABETH THOMAS RENA WRIGHT BILLIE RIVERS ANN HARDISON Treasurer G. B. SNuccs W. L. WILDERMUTH Assistant Adviser Mary EVELYN Morris WILLIAM SLOAN ELLENDER SAULS MYRTLE SANDERS BEVERLY ROSE SADIE BOWMAN Lou HARDISON SAMUEL HUNEYCUTT CoAcH REINHARDT Adviser LAWYER PRUETTE NELL McINTOSH MARSHALL STATON Watt McKINNON NAPPY WINFREE Buppy TAYLOR PEE DEE HouGH Doots HIGHTOWER EpITH ODOM Page Twenty-nine

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Athletics at Wadesboro High School The athletic program of the Wadesboro High School is now a very well- rounded one, composed of football, baseball, basketball, boxing, tennis, and gym- nasium classes. It offers to every type boy and girl in school the opportunity for developing his physical and mental body and for excellent training in character build- ing and sportsmanship. Coach C. P. Reinhardt, Director of Athletics, has sought, with the aid of Mr. W. L. Wildermuth, to give to Wadesboro every sport possible. Unquestionably the most popular of all our sports is football. The “Tigers” have in the last few years been steadily improving in their calibre of football. With fr. Reinhardt coaching, this past season was a very successful one. Out of eight games, we won five, tied one, and lost two, each player exhibiting real ability and true sportsmanship. Our opponents were among the strongest and best teams in the state, our successful record against them bearing fruit when one of our players, Charlie Hildreth, participated in the All-State football game. At the completion of the football season, basketball took over in full sway. The two teams had a most successful season with Mr. Reinhardt coaching the boys and Mr. Wildermuth, the girls. The boys’ quintet won eleven games and lost three. The girls won ten, lost five, and tied two. Both teams had stiff competition through- out the season, but with hard practicing and determination they came through with two fine teams. This year inter-scholastic boxing has been added to the athletic curriculum. The season is not yet complete, but the boxers are showing up great against many leading teams of the state. The outstanding sport of the spring, baseball, has begun with the interest of each boy aroused to a real desire for having a winning team. We are all looking for an outstanding scason in high school baseball, with Mr. Reinhardt coaching the boys. Tennis, another spring sport, though just in its infancy in Wadesboro High, is proving quite beneficial to the athletic program. Under the capable direction of Mr. Wildermuth, the netters are looking for a good season. This is the first year for girls’ tennis in Wadesboro and only the second for the boys’. Throughout the year, gym classes have been held for all pupils who wished exercise instead of one of their study halls. These classes have also added a great deal toward giving us a full athletic program that can help every single boy and girl in school. Taking every thing into consideration the Wadesboro High School now has an athletic program of which we can all be justly proud. Made up of five important sports, we are ready and abie to compete with any high school athletic team in the state. While our teams may not have won every game, they have made a fine record and have raised the name of Wadesboro “Tigers” to a place of state-wide prominence. Page Thirty