Conway High School - Mirror Yearbook (Conway, SC)

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sports events B Squad cheerleaders fought equally as hard as the team itself, so that the players might have the support needed for winning games. B Squad cheerleaders are Kathy Stogner, Mary Butler, Sharyn Barbee, Margaret Ann Dorman, Frances Jones, and Linda Inabnit. B Squad learns fundamentals On September 1, the B Squad, small but start from scratch this year. Although their anxious, started their long, hard climb to season was not one of complete success, they making a football team. Having lost nearly accomplished much in the mastery of tech- all their starters in '59, the squad had to niques. Playing hard for the HB team this year are first Charles Jordan, Donald Martin, Jimmy Floyd, Rob- POW, Jimmy MCLHV-1I'iY'1, Mike G00dWi1'1, Lindsey ert Harper, and Edward Causeyg third row, Paul ROSCTI, Joe Sam Smith, Sonny Hunter, H2-YYY Bar- Faircloth, Billy Butts, John Hussey, Gene Johnson, ker, Ray Turner, and Carl Singleton: Second row, Bobby Graham, Bobby Richardson, Charles Busbee, Tom Eady-coach, Jerry xganders, Arthur Jordan, and Donald Pridgen.

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Cheerleaders add gesf fo While other students were picnic- ing and sunning on the beaches in mid-June, the cheerleaders gathered for long practice sessions. By Septem- ber, they not only had revitalized old cheers, but had added many new fight songs. For the first time, our cheerleaders joined the National Cheerleaders Association. These peppy girls, with their spirit and song, were always down front to urge the teams on to victory. , L Head cheerleader Nancy Coleman takes her assignment seriously, and puts much time into the planning and practicingof yells and songs. I Always out front cheering are the varsity cheer- leaders-Doris Stevens, Sherry Robbins, Helen Rose Chestnut, Bonnie Keistler, Nancy Coleman, Harriet Wall, Patricia Inabnit, and Barbara Gainey. 22

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Many girls, hopeful of a winning season turned Lynda Langley, Lucia Bacot, Susan Clark, Peggy out for basketball. Playing on the varsity are Dancy' Johnston, Meredith Carter, Betty Miller, Trisha Hunter, Linda Inabnit, Mary Butler, Kathy Stogner, Cummings, and Carolyn Darden, manager. Not plc Alice Jordan, Aurie Lou Gosnell, Harriet Wall, tured,Creola Coleman. Lucia Bacot sinks two points in a game with Myrtle Beach. girls display This year has been one of hard work and rugged determination on the part of the Tigeresses. Under the able coach- ing of Mrs. E. E. Salley, the girls have played excellent, although not always winning, basketball. The Tigeresses de- feated Loris in an outstanding game during the county tournament and went to the semi-finals. The team is looking forward to an even better season next year because they will be loosing only two first-string players, Lynda Langley and Lucia Bacot. The combined efforts of the whole team and their coach have boosted the Tigeresses to a better re- cord than last year. The girls have shown fine sportsmanship throughout the season.