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Who says virtue doesn't have its rewards? Witness Buckingham County . drive for Sl(i.000 to build a lighted athletic field adjacent to Eucktajham-Central High School. No. ;hut . i.ol lo ay that Buckingham-Central's District 3 basketball champions .; :!■ ly responsible for the sudden surge in athletic interest acr -. the Appomattox River. We do say that Coach Bill Hupp'- leadership and the clean, sportsmanlike conduct of his 1956-57 * urt quad had a lot to do with the psychology behind the move. H using $10,000 require- pocket-emptying and folks prefer to give sin a they feel their investment will pay dividends In that respect ilupp's leadership and his boys response created the atmosphere lor tiie "no ahead" sign in Buckingham. I Iks over there have had - ueh a project in mind for some time, In : the tiling jelled undei the impact of a basketball team whose ci . duct and appearance were the talk of the best judges of youthful n i: uywhere around- the mothers and fathers of District 3 high . ehool kids We know, because we heard them talk about it! Si slowly but .-uidy. District 3 leaves the sunshine for the .••id ol night-time competition We’ve never been certain that the .'. ii.cn-ivM lias been for the best interest of youths, but these are ■H ui.' of great public inter''.->1 in high school athletics. They’re a pa public form of recreation now. and handled by firm coaches and principal and encouraging parents they can be controlled- and it must be to be of benefit commensurate with the expense.
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