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Basketball Thirteen Games Won, Seven Are Lost The West Point High School basketball team opened its sea- son on January 6, 1949, against Toano High School and closed the season against the American Legion team, of West Point, on March 8. The team played a total of twenty games, winning thirteen of them. The West Point team scored a total of 608 points to their opponents' 506 points. In the District E tournament held at Mathews High School on February 25 and 23, West Point was presented a trophy for win- ning second place. Jimmy Rid- dle, captain of the team, was selected as center on the all- tournament team. Also, each of the varsity players was award- ed a silver basketball for being on the runner-up team. The West Point Jr. Varsity team won eleven out of the six- teen games they played during the season. The Jr. Varsity team elected tri-captains, since the votes tied. They were: Warren Carter, Dallas Wyatt and Adam Wajchiechowski. Checring Squad A cheering squad led by Doris Anderson, Margaret A s h 1 e y. Barbara Guzik, Sidney Newton and Barbara Reynolds added to the color and enthusiasm of BASKETBALL TEAM-1949 Front row: Woodie, Seckora, Westmoreland, Berry, Haigler, Bowes. Second row: R. Haynes, Downey, H. Haynes, Jackow- ski, Dickerson, Riddle, Drudge, Turner, Schultz, Bristow. all the athletic contests held during the session. These cheer leaders are elected by the Stu- dent Association. When, after 17 years, I re- visited my old grammar school, I found one of my teachers still there, patiently coaxing awk- ward little fists to make grace- ful ovals in their Palmer Method books. I said, It seems to me it would be deadly, teaching the same old things, over and over, year after year. Her brows went up in mild surprise at a new idea, but she nodded in sudden agreement. Yes, I suppose it would. Then a proud little smile crossed her face as she said, But I'm teach- ing children! Socrates: If all our misfor- tunes were laid on one common heap, whence everyone must take an equal portion, most peo- ple would be content to take their own and depart. Most folks are about as happy as they make up their minds to be. After the day is over And the passers-by are rare 'The lights burn low in the bar- ber-shop And the shades are drawn with care 'To hide the haughty barbers Cutting each other's hair. tThe Tales the Barbers Telll JUNIOR VARSITY-1949 Front row: Hodges, Briggs, Trimmer, BASKETBALL TEAM'-1916 Wajciechowski Guthrie Wroblick. Second J ' M . . ' . . F' l . t 'f . - row: Kolcnm, Torbert, Hasty, Carter, Orrell, T Tompkmg' D le d' J gml h' E Hen McDonald, Evans. shaw, L. Puller, T. Pnmphrey. Page 31
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FOOTBALL TEAM-1948 Back row, standing: Sears, Haynes, Schultz, Berry, Robbins, Woodie, Turner, Hall, Johnson, Haigler, Hooper, Robertson. Front row, kneeling: Westmoreland, Orrell, Hasty, Dixon J Rublick, Wajciechowski, Wyatt, Trimmer, Drudge, Riddle. Football Team Wins Four, Loses Three Games The football season was scheduled to start officially on October 1, 1948, with a game against Botetourt High School. However, the season was opened against New Kent on October 8. The team played a total of seven games during the season, win- ning four of them. The football squad members elected Herbert Haynes as cap- tain and William Hall as co- captain. Players receiving let- ters were: William Hall, James Trimmer, James Robbins, Gary Schultz, Clay Woodie, Tommy Hooper, Herbert Haynes, Burke Johnson, Paul Haigler, James Berry, Dallas Wyatt and Johnny Hasty. Seniors on the team were: Herbert Haynes, William Hall, James Trimmer, Clay Woodie, Tommy Hooper and James Berry. The points in all games are as follows: West Point ,,,,,, 25 New Kent ------- 20 iVest Point ,,..., 32 Achilles-, ------- 37 West Point ,-,--- 26 Clll'lStClllll'Cll --,- 58 West Point --,--- 14 New Kent ---,,,, 44 West Point ------ 34 Botetourtd --,.,, 16 West Point ---,-, 36 Battlefield Park--30 West Point ------ 27 Botetourtm -,,Y,- 12 Robert E. Sherwood: The hap- piest miser on earth-the man who saves up every friend he can make. Holbrook Jackson: Happiness is a form of courage. Whatever isn't growing, wears out.-Elliott Paul. SCIENCE CLUB I Continued from Page 271 mary aim the encouragement and fostering of a knowledge and appreciation of scientific principles and modern develop- ments in the field of natural sciences. The activities of the club include programs relevant to the interests of the individual members and brief summaries of current events in science. The Science Club of this school is aliiliated with the Science Clubs of America, a na- tional organization of high school boys and girls interested in the field of science. Through membership in such an organiza- tion, individual clubs are able to exchange ideas and information of specific interest to them. Science Service, which sponsors the Science Clubs, also admin- isters the annual Science Talent Search devised to discover out- standing scientific ability among high school students. William Hall, from West Point, entered the competition this year. In May, several members of the Science Club attended the meeting of the Virginia Junior Academy of Science, held in Richmond, Virginia, where they had an opportunity to meet fel- low club members and saw a very excellent movie on Atomic Energy and its implications. William Hall, the present president of the Science Club, has been interested in the or- ganization from its beginning two years ago. Bynum West- moreland is vice-president and Drue Garrett, secretary. l 01I'l'llAlili 'l'l'l.KM. i916 Front FUXVZ ll. F4-ilql, .I. l'umpln'vy, J. Smith, li. lla-nslmw. S. Rich- CHEER LEADERS-1948 2ll'llh0ll, lf. Mulforll. 'l'. l'llIllIllll'l'y. IgRll'li row: l', unult, Mr. 'l'umplc1ns, I.. l'ulln-r, J. llollnml. IC. Slvvrv. Page 30 Ashley, Anderson, Guzik, Reynolds, Newton
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M ost Intelligent WILLIAM HALL BEBE GUZIK 5 5 Best Looking RICHARD DANIEL MARGARET ASHLEY 5 5 Cutest PUTSY HAYNES ANNE HUIVIPI-IREYS 5 5 Most Popular PUTSY HAYNES ANNE HUMPHREYS 5 5 Wittiest DoN DICKERSON AGNES KRAKOVIAK Page 32 VITAL STATISTICS Most Likely To Succeed BILL RATCLIFFE BARBARA DYSON 5 E Best Dressed RICHARD DANIEL BARBARA REYNOLDS 5 5 Most Cheerful BUDDY EVANS ANITA NORMAN 5 5 Best All-round Boo'I'sIE BRIs'row BEBE Guzlx 5 5 Most Athletic KENNETH TURNER AGNES KRAKOVIAK
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