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Many thanks to Coach Cannon for the hours of work in the initiation of this project.
The First Annual HHS Athletic Alumni Association Induction
was held at Jeff Storie Memorial Stadium on Friday, October 13, 2006.
Congratulations to these former HHS athletes and coaches who were the first inductees,
and whose name will be inscribed on the Wall of Fame in the football stadium. One team, four professional staff, and six individuals were inducted as the first class to be recognized. Mr. Kenneth Roberts, who served as the first principal at Hibriten High School, presented the first class with their medals.
The First Team
Inducted into the Hall of Fame: Hibriten's 1966
Men's Basketball Team
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This was the first men’s team to win a conference championship in any sport. The team had a record of 24 wins and 3 losses. This record still stands for the most wins by a men’s basketball team. This team was regular season champions, conference tournament champions, NCHSAA State District Champions, and advanced to the NCHSAA State Finals in Winston Salem. This was a remarkable feat for a team without a gym who alternated practice and home games at the old Happy Valley and Kings Creek schools. This was the second year of existence for Hibriten and this team brought pride to the new school after consolidation of Happy Valley, Kings Creek, and Oak Hill High Schools.
The team members were seniors Alan Land, Dale McGee, Rodney McRary. Juniors were Barry Curtis and Richard Ferguson. Sophomores were Terry Bradshaw, Jim Doll, Jack Hoke, Greg Jenkins, Robert Land, and Gene Patrick. Coach was Ron Beane.
The first four coaches inducted into the Hall of Fame: Ron Beane, Wilford Beane, Ted Luckado, and Janet Mason.
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| Ron Beane | Wilford Beane | Ted Luckado Accepting the award were his wife Ann and daughter Ann Marie |
Janet Mason Accepting the award was her brother, Jack |
