Beaufort High School - Beaufortonian Yearbook (Beaufort, SC)

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RALEIGH FERGUSON Best Lineman N is N. Xu J iA ,J Q R MW, ss, 4. ,Jn W f sr f g mason!---Jia BILLY JONES Best Block Most Valuable Player ARNOLD YOUNG Sporismanship Award Best, Blocker and Tackle Athletic Academic Award 1 Yjzyx

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Beaufort High School February 13, 1959 Mr. Bill Dufford Newberry College Newberry, S. C. Dear Mr. Dufford: Although you are doing college work this year, we ap- preciate your being a booster of Beaufort High sports. Per- haps you would like to hear of the outstanding season our team displayed. Despite our team's being small and inexperienced, they held the mighty North Augusta Yellow Jackets to only a 6- point win. With one game behind them, they went into the next with more enthusiasm and winning spirit. They played the Berkeley Stags, but be as it may, they lost 7-13. This we are now proud of, for the Stags only lost 2 games their entire season. NOW IS THE TIME FOR THE TEAM TO SHOW! With our defense at its best we overran Walterboro to an easy 13-6 victory. Then came our thorough shellacking of the Wade Hampton Red Devils. It was a very sweet victory for the players, coaches, and fans of Beaufort. The final score was 33-7. Our homecoming came earlier this year than was ex- pected. October 10th was the scheduled date and the team was ready. They gave a great show beating the Summer- ville Greenwave 6-0. Next the Wave clashed with the St. Andrews Rocks. Despite the size, speed, and experience of the Rocks, our Tidal Wave tied with a 6-6 score. Happy over this game, they went into the next ready to tear up the Moultrie Generals. The game see-sawed back and forth giving us only a 7-O win. The Beaufort Tidal Wave marched through its seventh straight game without defeat as it easily trounced the Ridge- land Tigers 13-0. Our whole school is proud of our football team. They really showed the spirit and all-round good sportsmanship throughout the season. I hope you feel the same pride in our team as I do when I go through my scrapbook of football clippings. I know you'll ioin me in giving fifteen rahs for the 1958 Wave. Sincerely, Linda Powell - Sports Editor When the great scorer comes to mark against your name, He'Il write not 'won' or 'lost'p buthow you played the game. TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT: Purvis dips for yardage. Alliffi KNO. 691 wants James Island GLB. CNQ. 101. Hinson sweeps right end. BOTTOM, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jones starts on 65-yard T.D. gallop. Whitney cleans path for Purvis. Jones rambles against Rams.

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JUNIOR VARSITY COACH QUILLEN FINLEV Co-Captains Howdy McTeer, Bill Hendricks, and Bob Steely. The Junior Varsity football team went into every game unlacking in spirit, enthusiasm ,and good sportsmanship. They showed, even with the odds against them, the willingness and determination to fight with their all. This is the team that will be depended upon in future years to be the varsity squaol. It will carry the VlCTORY FLAG for Beaufort High School. FIRST ROW: Heyward Taylor, Dick Williams, E. F. Smith, Howdy McTeer, Bob Conley, David Jackson. THIRD ROW: Kaye Warren, Glenn Cole Gene Jerry Smoak, Bob Steely, Coach Quillen Finley. SECOND ROW: Jerry Cox, Ric Passi, Bill Hendricks, Larry Lepionka, Tommy McCrackin. Norton, Lawrence Jackson, Paul O'Quinn, Wayne Crosby, Joe Bridges, Page Ninety-Two