Darlington Academy - Kinesis Yearbook (Darlington, SC)

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WE THEY 20 Marlboro Academy 1 1 39 Kershaw Academy 35 21 Avalon Academy 1 3 31 Carolina Academy 1 7 26 Christian Manning 31 18 Kershaw Academy 32 The Junior Varsity Boys have had 23 James F. Byrnes 1 0 another impressive season. After los- 31 Marlboro Academy 29 ing all five starters to the Varsity 25 Carolina Academy 1 6 team, the JV’s have had to rely on the 11 Pee Dee Academy 33 ability of its former second-string 19 Christian Manning 33 players. These boys have supplied 30 Pee Dee Academy 55 their fans with many close games 33 Emmanuel Baptist 30 and exciting wins. They will be back Si Thomas Hart 32 next year with more determination and spirit. Starting over again has proven to be a challenge for them but meeting it has been no problem at all. J.V. Boys. Front: Maury Jordan, Co- Captain; Hal Goodson, Co-Captain. Back: Huey Aycock, Timmy Bonnoitt, James Goodson, Charles Miles, Greg Walker, Doug Barwick, Larry Thomp- son, Jerry Bonnoitt, Tony Lewis, Lee Privette, Wilson Kirven, Mike Jordan, Tom Goodson, Rodney Johnson, Monica Severance, Manager. Not pictured: Coach Randy Bryant. Not now! Maury Jordan jumps to re- ceive a pass but is unable to get it. An opponent got in the way. 11 Starting Over Again

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Amateurs J.V. Girls. Front: Jo Lynn Bryant, Co- captain; Renee Goodson, Co-captain; Katherine Bristow, Co-captain. Back: Mollie Matthews, manager; Coach De- lores Privette, Tammy Suggs, Patty Jo Butler, Robin Richardson, Wyndee Hatchell, Angela Dickerson, Lynn Ty- ler, Ann Lowder, Toni Smothers, Coach Terry Sylvester, Elizabeth Howard, manager. Get the ball. Jo Lynn Bryant shouts to her teammate to get the ball. Impressing and surprising are just two words used to describe the J.V. Girls season. Under the direc- tion of Mrs. Delores Privette and Terry Sylvester, the girls have worked hard. It has shown. Their 6-6 record has been a result of many hard hours of work and practice. They may have been amateurs this year, but next year they will be sea- soned veterans. WE 21 Kershaw Academy THEY 22 17 Roy Hudgens Academy 16 IS Carolina Academy 22 19 Christian Manning 17 9 Thomas Hart Academy 28 22 Kershaw Academy 8 22 James F. Byrnes 33 19 Carolina Academy 12 12 Pee Dee Academy 21 20 Christian Manning 18 20 Pee Dee Academy 26 is Emmanuel Baptist 11 to

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Looking good. The Varsity girls look ready for the second half of their game. Somebody must have said something right at half-time. Make it If Harriett Bonnoitt doesn't make this free shot, she might have to run an extra lap at her next practice. Keep your eyes peeled. Nancy Moody must keep her eyes on the ball in order to grab it in case it doesn't go in the basket. This year the Varsity Girls have contradicted much of what has been said in the past. Many people have not given the team their full support because of their past records. This year is different. Coached by Char- lene DuBose, the girls have taken a complete turn around. Now they are winning games and playing better than most people ever believed pos- sible. The girls are finally out from under it. WE THEY 26 Marlboro Academy 27 36 Kershaw Academy 41 39 Avalon Academy 32 27 Carolina Academy 22 26 Roy Hudgens Academy 25 27 Christian Manning 57 36 Byrdtown Academy 19 23 Carolina Academy 25 37 St. Stephens 22 it Thomas Hart 40 23 Kershaw Academy 56 34 Jams F. Byr nes 30 34 Marlboro Academy 35 28 Carolina Academy 14 21 Pee Dee Academy 41 29 Roy Hudgens Academy 44 22 Christian Manning 39 31 Pee Dee Academy 43 31 Emmanuel Baptist 33 39 Avalon Academy 31 48 Byrdtown Academy Carolina Christmas Tournament 28 12