Dillon High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Dillon, SC)

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The FBLA. . . is the national organization for students considering careers in business. One of the main goals of the FBLA is to understand the opera- tion of local businesses by setting aside certain activity periods to make field trips to local plants. The club often invites guest speakers to come and give prog rams. An annual project is the award- ing of a scholarship to a deserving senior who plans to major in busi- ness. The FBLA members also at- tend the FBLA State Convention held each year in Columbia. Under the guidance of Mrs. Craig Keith, the FBLA members are pre- xg paring themselves t-on be capable of fulfilling a vital position in the bus- Officers: Turner, President, Brigman, Vice-president, Keith, adviser, Jackson, Secretary, ll'19SS world of Am9l'lC3. Moody, Treasurer. X xg! Powers, Brigman, Dove, Turner, Jackson, Monahan, Moody, Ward, Caulder. 107

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- X 'th .' 'p, ,. .f -f Q I U A A ' w l'1 ':i- - 4 -, yi 5 E' . ,gl -I FK 4-4. V, ' ' ,-5,1-Qgdlv :asf guitar., :xv-it W' 3 'sfwti ., +1 fails if t:4-'i':'i?f'fw1 '- f ' ' -x,,,,:1av'l-f '- JgE.,v2iaL..4 f,1'i,,v 4' .. - ,.,w'i kiwi-1 ' .,, L 5f'?lll'2?5?-'pgg-' in + T i ' - ' 'I '4'. ',2' 'ea l1 WT! .X ..' 'I'4f.1 El.,. i:y P Tallon, adviser, Cottingham, Goldman, Fl. Floyd, Qulck, Brown, Peacock, Bethea, McCallum, Tucker, Sanders, Kornblut, Davidson Lucius, L. Floyd, P. Herring, Breeden, Berry, Gibbons, Hunt, Harrelson, Byrd, J. Herring, Corley, Braddy, Jackson, Hyatt, Turner, Brlgman Westmoreland, Ward, Daws, Moody, Bethea, Thomas, Smith. The Beta Club . . . strives to maintain ideals of hones- ty, service, and leadership among its members. The Beta Club is an honorary organization at DHS. lt is a nation- wide organization comprised of eleventh and twelfth grade stu- dents with high scholastic aver- ages. Members must maintain an av- erage of 90 with no less than 84 on any subject. Seniors who main- tain this average are entitled to wear honor stoles at graduation and have gold seals on their di- plomas. The Club is under the supervi- sion of Mrs. Mary Tallon. Beta holds monthly meetings with pro- grams of interest presented at each. 106 C if C ' i xx I my , 3- , isis. Robbie Floyd, Treasurer, Susan Gibbons, Vice-President, Claire Goldman, Secretary Jim Cottingham, President.

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The Science Club . . . challenges its members to reach into the fascinating and changing realm of the scientific world. The club presents demonstrations showing different cause and effect relationships. Many experimentson animals are also done by the members to further their knowl- edge of science. The organization meets in the biology lab under the direction of Mr. Gerald Reeves. S. , .Xing , :'riV., Ft?!'-f -qw' ' 'Y' ,flmiifuf ' Front Row: Lane, McLellan, McNeil, Hlnson, Quick, Mlller, Thompson, Hunt, Dralper. Back Row: Flozler, Price, Turner, McDaniel, Thompson, Hulon, Daniels, Berry, Grlce, McCormick, Smlth, Bethea. The Art Club . . 'x ' consists of thirty-five members. These members are individuals in- X ,Q V ' T T terested in art and its various as pects. The Art Club took several trips this year. These included Flor- ence and Myrtle Beach where trav- eling shows could be viewed. -'vi Front Row: Carmichael, Cox, Sawyer, Johnson, Branch, Hayes, Rowell, Tarte, Covington, Brown, Davis. Standing: Jones, Covington, Jones, Hayes, T. Huggins, S. Huggins, Christ- mas, Moody, Haymore, Graham, Westmoreland, Scully, adviser, Herring. 108