Dillon High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Dillon, SC)

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CHARLIE SEDDINGER 6 M 1 CARSON PROCTOR -4 CHARLES NORTON STEPHEN BERRY XQWLV. MM A ' Y' 1, J Y' 4,wW Off HARRY MYERS LINWOOD FINCH WW! AYJN-'! 5:,,v-In SAMMY HERRING CECIL COOK Clordy opens hole for Cook. GAYLE MYERS CHARLES GADDY

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silk Q l A FIRST ROW: Christmas, B. Befhea, Musselwhite, Williams, Carroll, Alford, Grantham, Bigger, Walters, Morgan, Pace. SECOND ROW: Norton, Seddinger, J. Herring, Gaclcly, H. Myers, Townsend, Sawyer, D. Carter, Martin Carmichael, Backus, Jenerette, Cool! Hinds. THIRD ROW: Coach Epting, Clardy, B. Herring, Siauart, Page, Burns, G. Myers, Finch, S. Herring, Blizzard, Saleelay, Marion Car michael, Proctor, Berry, Coach McCutcheon. Opening the holes for these swivelhipped speed- sters were center Rudolph Page, guards Charles Norton and Carson Proctor, tackles Doug Blizzard and Charles Soleeby, and ends Gayle Myers and Stephen Berry. Myers and Berry also doubled as pass receivers par excellence. Co-captains Blizzard and Stuart ready for march to op- Doug Blizzard and Rudolph Page represented Dillon in the Tobacco Bowl at Florence, while Page, along with Gayle Myers, was given honorable goggle N H, sMLJM,iM mention for All-Stale. fL,fl-lbvt Mew' h wwlt W this Marion Carmichael gets encouraging words from Manager posing captains. Hinds, as Coach McCutcheon applies the tape.

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LEFT TO RIGHT: George Jenerette, Ansel Moody, Earl R. Alford, Stephen Berry, Carson Proctor, James Ross, Alex McLeod, Tommy Bor ughs, Gayle Myers, Charles Saleeby, Mickey White, Coach lechelop. of DHS 62 52 43 48 44 53 79 76 75 54 42 43 54 49 44 64 35 46 35 52 Page Eighty-Six '77e 1 'QElgys' llarsity Basketball SCHEDULE Lower Marlboro Clio Cheraw Lake View Loris Mullins Aynor Lower Marboro Clio Loris Latta Mullins McCall Aynor Cheraw Lake View McCall Latta Bennettsville Bennettsville OPPONENT 24 20 4 37 52 30 52 15 25 43 43 66 43 59 36 31 36 41 48 65 The Wildcat Basketeers, led by Coach Mike Lecho- lop, wound up the 1956 season with ct 13-7 over-all record. lt was a fighting team and at times showed flashes of brilliance. Spearheaded by the fine shooting of Captain Mickey White, the 'Cots ran up a total of 1,049 points, while holding the opposition to 770. White contribut- ed 508 for a game average ot 25 points. Three other players crossed the century mark in scoring, each netting a total of 119 tallies. They were Gayle Myers, Sammy Clardy, and Charles Saleeby. White, hampered by an ankle injury, was unable to employ his deadly jump shot in the district elimina- tions. Clardy's long graceful sets and Myers' driv- ing layups pulled the team through on several oc- casions. ' James Ross had a good set shot from the side, while Charles Saleeby added strength in controlling backboards. Toward the close of the season, Tom- my Boroughs played a rugged pivot for the Wildcats.