Dillon High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Dillon, SC)

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Frequent were moments like Mr. White submits to Kay's Sign here for the full this with Sallie, Mr. John, and Rudy, co-ordinators of the elusive 'Cat. page ad, please. Doug, Pudgie, Samba, and Mickey stand by for the checklist ,v. Do less. ', f - f 'F-lfii ' 0' WW gt . Yi' ' 4-9 fir 'll , ' 5 ' uf' . -iff I ' ff if S I ,- I Q A 1, fn' , y . ln. A , . 1 S 4 t' ., -' 'f' , t 7 W -ff' s 'S I F6 I, 7, ,. 0 I A il A 'll J K -'I - 7 -f ,1 , f 1 if' DP? V :P .1 ' Alyyll X 4 Lf ,I , B, . , TH E W I LDCAT , fs? , 03' ' 'S 'gy .- N,-if V. I' j' Vi P-V ' Ji' 'iff' ff ' -4 ' ,. ,rf X , ,ff I 'pf-I WA 1 .set ,t . uf' . -ff n. 0 - tif! 1 if ii 1 Page Fifty-Eight Seated: Pat McLaurin, An na Carmichael, Anne Carmi chael, Hilda Minshew, Flora- nell Sanderson, Bonny Kerr, Mary W. Thompson, Mildred Elvington, Kay Adams, Paula Dunn, Lugenia Elkins, Thelma Taylor. Standing: Charles Sal- eeby, Marion Carmichael, Ru- dy Jones, Sallie McSwain, Mickey White, Mr. Fowler, Sammy Clardy, Doug Bliz- zard.

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Mary W ood ,mp Hi-Lire, dred and :je and Alex cu, ,h The skippers at the Swamiji' tlc::d9Tommy Boroughs, Ugruphu 2 get set po wheg 207: headline as Mil Wade Thompson' ' ,110 XL.-DNQA of Wewx ' -:laugh me ime- rglrliuqe editor. l ,Vx ,5 Q 6? 0?ocx XZ . u nflf 3 .. 'ffldb' 'svn' AVF . No-0 .l 'l'Z....w Wi iiixfw - IFE Y .ew 1 'sw C211 +5 We .Ai-SIM, of L6 42.5 Bef . X all UU I Xa Dashin re orters, harassed feature writers, worried editors, s eedin t ists, and n .-- 9 P P 9 YP ,fx Y er lexed mimeographers-such is a glim se of the effort involved in the monthl ub- P P QQ, P P Y licatron of the school paper, THE Hl-LIFE. Only through co-operation and support by faculty and student body was the staff able to produce a paper which D. H. S. could proudly acknowledge. The Hl-LlFE demanded long hours and endless patience, but work was never more fun. FIRST ROW- Joe Stuart business manager, Mary Wade Thompson, editor, Tommy Boroughs, associate editor. SECOND ROW: A Hyatt, Granthan-i, H. Carmichael, Baughman, Taylor, Anna Carmichael, F. Carmichael, Elvington, Stubbs. THIRD ROW: Kerr, nne C ' h l Gove, Adams, Biggs, Moody, Hall, Townsend, Cole, Elkins, Skipper, McSwain. FOURTH ROW: Myers, Saleeby, Blizzard. M. armnc ae, Carmichael, Turner, Jones, Mcleod, Miss Nancy Owens. NOT PHOTOGRAPHED: Gloria Griffin, Billy Hatchell, Mrs. Annette Brown.

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Paula, Hilda, Bonny, lugenia, Floranell, and Mildred industriously peck away in royal fashion. During the first staff meeting back in Septem- ber, an air of dubiety permeated the room. But as plans yvere discussed and duties assigned-so- liciting advertisements, identifying photos, draw- ing layouts, writing copy-enthusiasm burst forth. Now at the end of those racing months of con- tinuous preparation, we have our efforts in ma- tured reality-your 7956 WILDCAT. Away with that one, too, chime in Anne and Mary Wade, the powers be- hind the club-section, that is. Carmichael and Carmichael, Inc heads of the sports depart ment make certain all balls are thrown toward the home stretch L, fa- 74' jo-. iii! f ff 'lid tl' fzyf' is WM.-. f r ' ,Q -542, jfs'-' 4 Qf' f,.. j2'!,,p.,9.-'vs- airmen of The Line- Up Committee,' Patricia and Thelma, have as their theme song The ea A ound Us-Faces!