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Pictures often portray what words will not, anil so we give you some
of the highlights of the 101!) basketball season. In the ii|)j>er left liand
eorner is the varsity. No need to name litem, for you all know the
men of this year. Itelow is a shot taken at the action-parked Hanes game
here. Johns and Kails light for the ball, which Kalis eventually got. The
team went on to an upset victory by the score of 61-59. The lower left
hand corner shows one of the starting lives, composed of Kalis, Chatham,
Venable, Johns and Kerrell.
Ked KieJiardson, Catawba's star player, upper right hand, puts in a
one-hander in the> game here which ended in a heartbreaking 54-53 score.
The two seniors who have played their last game for (iuilford are Brooks
Hansard and Jack Chatham.
On the next page is Jase Ralls in the upper left, who was named as
the 6;{rd Athlete of the Week by the Greensboro Daily News as a result
of his playing in the flrst Hanes game.
The picture below needs little explanation. After seven years of wait
ing, hoping, and praying, we beat Catawba. In the first round of the
North State Tournament at Elkin, the Quakers upset first-seeded Catawba
to advance to the second round of the tourney.
March 19, 1949