Carolina High School - Carolinian Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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A 'X 5' tx- jfe jropfy 651122129119 W!96l Doug Stegall, Best Back, Danny Joy, Best Linemanj Ronnie Turner, Most Valuable, Murray Davis, Best B-Team Player, Roger Phillips, Best Sport. 1961 FOOTBALL SEASON After three long weeks of grueling practice, the Carolina Trojans opened their l96l football season with an impressive 7-0 win over the Mus- tangs from Palmetto. The Trojans were dropped by the Greenville High Red Raiders 20-12 after the Trojans gave the Raiders a tough game. The Trojans stunned by the loss to Greenville, played host to Wade Hampton the following week. The Trojans were overpowered by the Wade Hampton Generals and lost to them l3-0. The following Friday night the Trojans traveled to Easley where they were shut-out 25-0. Carolina still having trouble, then traveled to Chapman where they lost l3-0. The Trojans, determined to end their losing streak, beat Fairforest 7-6, to win their second homecoming game since the school has been built. Hoping to make it two in-a-row, the Trojans then traveled to Blue Ridge where they lost l4-l3. Spirits weren't dampened long, as the Trojans defeated Hillcrest l9-0. After an impressive win off of the Rams, the Trojans visited Byrnes. The Byrnes High Rebels were just too big and strong for the Trojans. Byrnes won 33-0. The following Friday night the Trojans visited the Parker High Golden Tornadoes in the annual Lions Bowl Game. The Trojan team had a crowd of about 5,000 fans stunned at their impressive playing. The Trojans dominated just about the whole game. The score finally ended in a 6-6 tie. This was the first time any Trojan team tied Parker. The next Friday, Pickens visited the Trojans. The game was a real grueling battle. However, Pickens won l3-7. The Trojans wound up the l96l football season with a 3 wins, 7 loses, and l tie record. Leading the Trojans for the second season, was head coach, Ted Yakimowicz, and new assistant coach, Don Kemp. Even though the Trojans wound up with a mediocre season, the students of CHS will remem- ber the Parker game for a long time to come.