Dillon High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Dillon, SC)

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l I. avg? 'A HALL OF 4 5 .f 1 'I i.: , i F 1, f . . s . P ' sv' .V 'il JOHN DOUGLAS BLIZZARD, JR. There's always time enough for courtesy. If anything involving work is going on, you can be li MARY WADE THOMPSON e that Doug is a part of it But even with his football, sur . - - - Nothing endureth like personal qualities. Key Club, and such duties, he IS lust as much a part of the merriment. gi, ,416 41 'I 49 ,al-4-ae-Z! combos Qemeze, 9 A,,,,,.,,,fz .way EDWIN RuooLPH Jones, JR. 1 s fasafne thing is forever good-that one thing is success. 604, , When one hits a snag, the first direction 47 '9vJ44ediurned is toward Rudy. Even with all his L2Aa,, Z.DfjMu.own responsibilities he is patiently willing . to pitch in, whether it be explaining a math pf,-nj A'7: V problem or expounding with ideas for the r oo- Aftfhfcf bulletin board. ' ,Ci L41 f'7 '7f A part of Mary Wade rubs oii on all her associates. Her calmness and composure throughout her Hl-LIFE headaches are but another candle to her merit. JIMMY ouN woome ' A710-'af 'WI fuff' Music hath charms to soothe the savage beast. Whenever there is need for a piano accompanist, vocal soloist-iust about anything involving music-Jimmy needs but one invitation, and unseliishly gives of his best. Surely his long hours of study and practice are to be richly rewarded. MARY ANNE CARMICHAEL effe- Jw y 'cj' .fffaiwc 6' And something more than intellect Anthologies, literary yearbooks, essay contests-many have presented Anne's numerous selections. She has always made us proud to have such a person as she in our number.

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EE ,jemaab .6QaZ HUGGINS HYATT, F. 1 HYATT, G. JACKSON, E. LONNIE BRUCE HUGGINS: Jr. Athletics I- F GERALDINE HYATT: JHA T,2,4, Beta Club 3,4, Jr.- 3, IRC 4, Handicraft 2, Sec. 9-C. itress, Hi-Life, Vice Pres. 12-C. FRANCES YVQNNE HYATT: JHA my Zak EMILY KAY JACKSON: JHA 1,2,3,4, FBLA 4, FTA jQ,,.4fs5'5'4. M 12.1-'ti-14.1, ' 9 L I .dz aefdiad . g vaaetew hwahed and az WILLIE P. JACKSON: Handicraft I,2, Jr. Athletics 1, Block D Club 3,4. EDWIN RUDOLPH JONES, JR.: Science Club Sec. I, Basketball I,2,3, Jr. Athletics I, Mental Contests 'I,2,3, Roving Pen 2,3,4, Jr. Marshal, Jr. and Sr. Su- perlatives, Key Club 2, Treas. 3, Sec, 4, Hi-Life 3,4, Jr. Play, Beta Club 3,4, Creative Writing Club 4, Wildcat, Asso. Ed., National Essay Anthology 4, Na- tional Poetry Anthology 4. JACKSON, W. JENKINS SHIRLEY JENKINS: Sec. 12-C, Transferred from Liberty, S. C. BONNIE LEE KERR: Band I,2,3, Maiorette 4, Bas- ketball T,2,3,4, Block D Club 1,2,3,4, Music Club 'l,2, Treas. 3, Pres. 4, Beta Club 3,4, Mental Contests T, Jr. Play, Jr.-Sr. Waitress, Glee Club I,4, Hi-Lite 2,3,4, Wildcat, Jr. and Sr. Superlatives, Roving Pen 3,4, Oral Interpretations I, National Music Federation Award. JONES KERR

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FAME Selected by a faculty committee for our HALL OF FAME were the ten Seniors having made the greatest contributions, from a comprehensive standpoint, in the interest of our school. H . G,--3 in s - A , A V. , V ,N -fc. 5 . - ' 1. as , .. 'ge K ls,,sf ,,,. ff t , ' siifisgsq, x Ei Q . t ll ,s - . 5 Q . - if - ,, A MARION O'NEAl. CARMICHAEL The will to do and the soul to dare if PS 'I ee'i s SALUE MCLEAN McSWAlN The world means something to the capable. As a true civic-minded person, Sallie has devoted herself to the well-being of our school through her own responsibilities, as well as assisting with many others. And we are iustly proud of the honors she has received in 4-H activities. JOSEPH McCALLUM STUA Cheerful yesterdays and confide Tomorrows RT nr Down the hall with Key Club cor- By his own examples and guidance, Marion has meant much fe5P0'1d9nCe Gnd l-'JUS reports, the op- to our years at D.H.S. Credit is due him in Student Council posite dlf9Cil0h with a football, and ' iiti . rtsmanshi . chances ore, flanked b friends- es work' mhlehc ab' es and SP0 P in Joe we know the comzounds of Ser: Consistency, thou art a ie-wel wmhy. HM. S . ,, iss portsmanship would be a well deserved title for Anno. She has peak ertorm good or bad games, but the manner in which she accepts the breaks, Not G day without something done With Bonny around, one feels that surely his own tasks are conquerable. For her accomplishments in all phases of school life--studies, sports, music, clubs are to he admired p onces, not only the actual BONNY LEE KERR