Dillon High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Dillon, SC)

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STUDENT COUNCIL The governing body of the school, the Student Council, paves the way for better- ment of the school system thro-ugh in- creased interest of the students in educa- tion, sports, and recreation. The Council is composed of homeroom and class presidents and members at large. They meet weekly to plan projects and discuss problems which arise between students and faculty. Outstanding accomplishments of the Council include an improved Honor Sys- Secretary Eva Joyce Bethea busies herself with note-taking during a nexecutive meeting with Vice President Tommy Boroughs and Presi- dent Marion Carmichael. Marion's a loyal supporter of the Student Coun- cil sock dances, although he'lI admit it is a bit embarrassing at times. tem, Homecoming Festivities, a successful cleanup campaign, and a comical Sa- die Hawkins Dance. SEATED: Marian Carmichael, Eva Joyce Bethea, Tommy Bor- oughs. SECOND ROW: Mr. Epting, Mary Skipper, Sammy Clardy, Flora Autry Carmichael, Sue McKenzie, Edward Dimery, Barbara Jean Bethea, Faye Hayes, Nellie Gray Grainger, J. B. Carter, Miss Lemmon. THIRD ROW: Cecil Cook, Gloria Griffin, Brenda McMackin, Mattie Gay Lee, Doug Truax, Joe Stuart, Pat White, Boyd Herring, Marilyn MacQueen. FOURTH ROW: Victor Caulder, Bill Bethea, Sammy Herring, Marvin Ervin, John Lee, Samuel Joye, David Sherwood, Kay Rogers, Ken Dove, NOT PHOTO- GRAPHED: Susan Usher, Jimmy Carroll.

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Editors: MARY WADE THOMPSON and ANNE CARMICHAEL six img, 'Lift them books: tote them fast! McCutcheon storms at Charles, Mickey, and Doug. '-Q., Q.,- 1... activities lgilly swishes that last minute shine for Mattie Gay's shoes asthey prepare to step off for the march before the District Music Festival iudges.

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