Western High School - We Hi Wa Yearbook (Burlington, NC)

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a a Wi Ae FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM, FIRST ROW, Left to right: K. Clark, B. Kernodle, M. Ross, E. Thompson, Mr. M. Tolley. SEC- OND ROW: D. Sellars, R. Moody, D. Terry, R. Smith, L. Barker. THIRD ROW: G. Ingle, K. Clarr, M. Clayton, J. Byrd, M. Allison. This year has been one of defeat for the Freshman basketball team, but you will hear no one say it was because they did not have the ability to win. In each of these boys’ lives there was a lot of hard and long hours built in. From the experi- ence gained, a number of these players are looking forward to joining the J.V. team next year. S. Haith attempts a shot over his opponent. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL SCORES Western 74 durrentineg 46 Western 62 Turrentine 45 Western 46 Gibsonville 61 | Western 30. SellarsGunn 56 Western 62 Northeast 73 Western 36 Gibsonville 62. Western 37 — Sellars Gunn 49. Western 54 Southeast 7 40. Western 49 £Northeast © | 55 Western 56 Southeast 44

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Struggled Through a Tough Season. Me : . SCORES WESTERN OPPONENT 2 Ragsdale 60 ‘54 Bartlett-Yancey 24 55 Eastern 40 38 +. Northeast 43 39 Southeast : 45 45 Northwest 43 45. Southern 32 ‘AG Graham 52 367 Ragsdale 56 73. =sCBartlett- Yancey 28 54 Eastern ; 45 44... Northeast 29 49 Southeast 43 38 Northwest 45 Ap Southern 35 36. Graham 44 UPPER LEFT: T. Zufall scrambles for ball in a clash with Bartlett-Yancey. BELOW LEFT: R. Hall drives past a Graham contender. BELOW: L. Prystup re- ceives All-Conference for Western. 135

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J.V. Cheerleaders Promote W ABOVE, Seated, Left to Right: K. Sutton, R. Barbee, M. Isley. Standing: B. Parker, R.A. Bowman, L. Mitchell, D. King, D. Thompson. BELOW, First Row: B. Parker, D. Thompson. Sec- ond Row: R.A. Bowman, D. King. Third Row: V. Pinnix, L. Mitchell, R. Barbee — Head, M. Isley, K. Sutton. arrior Spirit! The smiling faces of six sophomores and four freshmen have made up the J.V. cheerleading squad for the 1972- 73 school year. Through a lot of hard work and co-operation the cheer- leaders have led the fans in cheering their J.V. team on to victory. Even though hose were run, bloomers were forgotten, and mud-caked saddle-oxfords were worn home; it has been a rewarding year and an un- forgettable experience for each J.V. cheerleader.