Dillon High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Dillon, SC)

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LIVING A total education consists not only of book learning, but also of actual experience and participation. Passing from class to club to assembly during the course of the day, students learn to live and to work with fellow classmates and friends. They learn the fundamentals of livingg namely, to cooperate with one another as a member of a group, to participate as responsible individuals in the opportunities afforded them, and to initiate ideas. Dillon High School's typical doorway provides an inletto activities which enlighten students as to the basic tenets ofdemocracy--the de- mocracy which will be their future responsibility to maintain. 39

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tudent Council Q i PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY, TREASURER Bobby McLellan Joe Stuart Lorraine MYSIS The Student Council, composed of elected representatives from each section, provides that all-important link between faculty and students. During its weekly meetings new ideas are brought before the Council, complaints are heard and discussed, and various projects and drives are planned. Homecoming activities, the annual Talent Show, and a series of dances during the year have kept the council busy and the students happy. Setting up a 'Suggestion Box and operating a Schoo1 Supplies counter were additional projects of the council, FIRST ROW: Mr. Kenneth Epting, B, McLellan. I. Stuart, L. Myers, Miss Peggy Pettus. SECOND ROW: H. Reaves B. Jackson, J. McCormac, S. McSwain, M. Lane, B. Hyatt, H, Green. F. Carmichael, M, McLaurin, THIRD ROW E, Alford, M, Carmichael, M. Edens. B. McLaurin, T. Boroughs, J, Lee, M, Lewellen. FOURTH ROW: S. Berry D. Carter, G. Mclntyre, D, Sherwood, B. Hatchell, S, Herring. 40