Butler High School - Tiger Yearbook (Hartsville, SC)

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Tigers’ defense clamps down on a Mt. Plea- sant runner. Tigers’ secondary, attempts to intercept a pass. 44 Robert Cabbagestalk and 14 Larry Bess. Victor Venson, 10, gets defensive instruc- tions from Coach A1 Heatley and Coach Charles Douglas. Tigers’ defense applies pressure to Mayo quarterback. Defense Proves Tough . . Defensively the Tigers were very tough. Only a few teams rushed for more than a 100 yards and the Tigers rarely gave up a touchdown during any game. 21

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Offense Lacks Timing . . . Offensively the Tigers were not able to do the things they were capable of doing. The major reason for this may have been the small number of players available for of- fense practice. We were not able to develop the timing that a good offense necessitates. Next year should prove to be a good season for the Tigers. No. 46 Levern Coe finds open territory. Fredrick Woods leads the way for Larry Bess. SCHEDULE Opponent Butler Cardinal Newman 0 — 14 Burke 8 — 0 Furman 25 — 0 Mayo 21 — 0 Timmonsville 16 — 0 Scott’s Branch 20 — 22 Mayewood 12 — 6 Mt. Pleasant 21 — 6 Bishopville 28 — 0 Michael Mack fakes it on his own to score a Tiger touchdown. 20

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Tiger Cubs The Tiger Cubs wait impatiently for the arrival of their opponents. A time out is called while Captain Anthony Short heads for the side lines. This year’s J. V. squad was indeed a pleasant surprise. One reason for this surprise was the club’s exciting 4-2-1 season record. This made us second in the Conference. The record was especially good in view of the large number of “rookies” on the team. Even more “action” is planned for next year.