Junior 'Cats compile best win-loss record over past 6 seasons With only one starter returning. inexperience was expected to dominate the Junior Wildcat's basketball season. Countering gloomy predictions. the 'Cats turned in excellent defensive petformances and at one time possessed an ll-game winning streak. The Wildcats received several awards resulting from their play in the White County Tournament. Freshmen John Beavers and Mark White were selected for the AII; J'ournament team. Rees Lloyd won the individual sportsmanship award . and Mark White tied for the individual scholarship award. 1. DURING a time out, Coach Harold Norwood tells his Junior 'Cats how to improve their game. 2. RESULTING from Coach Norwood's instruction, the Wildcats raise their score. 3. FAST-BREAKING, Todd Green moves to center court. 4. CONTROLLING the center tip, Mark White outjumps a Pangburn opponent. 5. FOR· WARD Joe Kell shoots over two defenders. 6. SURROUNDED by three Rosebud Ramblers, John Beavers gets away a jump shot. 7. DRIBBLING, Zac Muncy sets up the offense. 8. COACH Harold Norwood centers his attention on the court. 9. BLOCKING out their opponents, Mark White and John Beavers fight for a rebound. 10. JUNIOR BASKETBALL TEAM. FIRST ROW: Muncy, Green, Smith, Lloyd, Jernigan, Burkett. SECON D ROW: Coach Norwood, Musick. Kelt, Beavers, White, Guidicy, Roberts, Coach Felker. JUNIOR BASKETBALL RESULTS Harding Opponent 27 Beedeville 22 29 Bradford 20 29 Rosebud 32 47 Pleasant Plains 37 14 Kensett 33 28 Judsonia 30 31 McCrory 19 26 Judsonia 20 36 McRae 31 46 Pangburn 35 36 Beedeville 21 39 Central 33 44 Griffithville 23 29 Kensett 25 30 Rosebud 24 37 Central 23 36 Central 33 22 Kensett 29 49 Pangburn 37 42 Griffithville 24 39 Bradford 20 42 Bradford 22 25 Judsonia 37 JUNIOR BASKETBALL / 331
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