Dillon High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Dillon, SC)

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1' 7' f J, 5, lx : ll', I.. 1 'il - -at' A 'g . 1 X sf... 1 , t 5 ef, . i - l -lf.. I-or Kneeling: Smlth, McLellan, Sanders, Beaver, Wllkes, Klng, Chapman, Lassiter, Stanton, Singleton. Standing: Brewer, Davldlon, Floyd, Boan, Herring, Moody, McRlmmon, Carroll, Floyd, Johnson, Price, Corley, Peacock, Byrd, Dove, Richardson, Phipps, Evans, Gaddy, Arnette, Braswell, Carr, Stephens, Stutts, Luclus, Zlellnskl, Herring, Cottlngham, McDaniel, Parker, adviser. The Tennis and Golf Club . . tries to help any student who wishes to improve or to learn the skill of tennis or golf. Under the leadership of Mr. Aubrey Parker, the club has regu- lar programs of demonstration and discussions of rules, terms, and AwsV,AW ,l.ralt.,,, skills used on the tennis court or J X J 'W lliruw , h .M golf course. ff' .nv-'S' X O iwrbu 5 5 'larva Officers: Sanders, Vice-president, Parker, adviser, Davidson, President. 110

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D 4 , ,.:.,.' it Sbum Kneeling: Owens, McLeod, Ford, Dunson, Farmer, Webster, McDowell, L. Smith, McLaughlin. Standing: Carter, W. Smith, Hasty, Coleman, Berry, Norton, McRae, Hamer, Lesley, Hopkins. In Bus: Davis, Branch, Hunt, L. McKenzie, J. McKenzie. The History Club . . . is in its first year at Dillon High School. The motto of this newly organized club has been set as fol- lows: To Understand Today by Increasing Our Knowledge of Yes- terday. Mr. Dean Shoe is the adviser. ls. g - The Bus Drivers Club . .. is a newly formed club. It holds its meetings bi-monthly. These meet- ings eliminate the bus drivers from having to miss classes in order to keep up with current skills and techniques. The main objective of this club is to learn the fundamen- tals of safe bus driving. Mr. Jack Carter is the adviser. Seated: Townsend, Miller, Tate, Stepp. Standing: Garrett, Smith, Grier, Calhoun, Dymon, Sinclair, Turiak, Hendrix, Johnson, Caulder. 109

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The International Relations Club . . . is an organization designed to help in a time when international under- standing is needed. The basic proj- ect of the club was to adopt a needy child in the Philippines through the Christian ChiIdren's Fund. The money was raised by the raffling of a shotgun. At each meet- ing, the members report on various countries and discuss political and economic situations in each. The club is under the guidance of Mr. Nick Mescia. Seated: J. McCallum, Lucius, Podmore, McLellan, McCutcheon. Kneeling: Murchison, Currin, Lane, Braddy, McLaurin, Arnette, Adams, Wright, Strickland, Wallace, Mescia, adviser. Standing: Coates, Grant, Beaver, Mclnnis, Frazier, Wilson, Miller, Sapp, Traywick, Keith, Chesnut, Locklear, R. McCallum. Seated: L. McRae, M. McRae, Alford, Smith, Jones, Brock. Standing: McNeil, Alford, adviser, Rogers, Ladison, Page. The Pen Pal Club . . . is an organization that helps to strengthen international under- standing and friendships. The club corresponds with young people from different areas of the world, and by this they gain a bet- ter understanding of people in for- eign lands. They present at each meeting informative programs about the pen pals' countries. The club is directed by Mrs. Marguerite Alford. 111