Brookland Cayce High School - Bearcat Yearbook (Cayce, SC)

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14!Sports C Most people, when they see a football player, think about the honor, prestige, and popularity that goes along with wearing the jersey. But, what they don't realize is the sweat and time the boys have to put into the sport in order to play. Practice starts in .the middle of the summer. The boys are dressed for a blizzard in 95 degree heat It's hard and rough. Only the toughest and most eager to play, can stick with it. Sometimes the guys felt like forgetting the whole mess, and quitting. But winners never quit ... and at B.C., we have more than our share of winners. Sure it's a lot of glory .. . especially when the team wins, but there's another side, too. Seniors Gregg Shealy 1902 and Ricky Massey 142 await the snap, during an offensive play. After halting the Airport quarter back, seniors joey Bray 142, Scott Callison 1322 and Dennis Hopper offer to help him up. There's a big pile up as B.C., defen- sive players crush an opponent. '11 8 I9

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2-1 2' aw J i With the force of a locomotive, the Fighting Bearcats bust through the sign, signaling that the game is about to begin. Varsity: Dean Hudson, Bruce Strou- ble, Billy Hayes, Stacy Shuler, Tim Tomberlin, Willy Pralour, jeff Hipp, Russel Caddy, johnny Butler, Bill Easley, jeff Hutto. SECOND ROW: joe Cadson, Scott Callison, Luther Cokley, Gary Withrow, Al- bert Wade, Bobby Darley, Ray Car- nett, Brady Phillips, Larry Aull, Floyd jackson, Richard Massey, joe Car- ter. BACK ROW: jimmy Cothran, David Herring, Gregg Moore, Mike Medders, Gregg Shealy, Don San- ders, Dennis Hopper, joey Bray, Eddie Leopard, Daryl johnson, Cal- vin Hampton, johnny Clover, Randy Brown. NOT PICTURED: Steve Mur- ray, MANAGERSQ Paul Addy, Tom Shealy, TRAINER, Mike Dillon. The B.C. Varsity Football team during the 1975 season consisted primarily of seniors - twenty two to be exact. Some very talented jun- iors and sophomores rounded the team. The Bearcats started preparing for the season during the middle of the summer. The boys attended camp at Newberry College for one week. All the guys probably remem- ber the triangle and Burma Road drills they had to take part in. Camp and summer practices were hard, but evidently they paid off. Bob Montgomery's Bad Cats posted a winning season with an overall re- cord of six wins, four losses. The seniors of '75 can look back to this season, and be proud .. . that they had a part in it all. Defensive Player Willie Pralour and David Herring, a senior, take a needed break, on the sidelines. Sports 13

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DN.. 0 YV., Other Sid Bearcats on the sideline want to make sure the referee knows the touchdown was good. Those shown are jeff Hutto C12 Tim Tomberlin 1202 and Bobby Darley 1522. Keith Chapman and Ben Killian, Defensive Coaches for the Bearcats give directions for the next play, during a scrimage with Dreher High. ' 't,!'iQ, A, or f 9 , f Z 2 I Defensive end, Gregg Moore blocks a Lower Richland offender. Kicker, Eddie Leopard begins the game by sending the ball soaring across the field. Sports! 15