Dillon High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Dillon, SC)

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Officers: Taylor, adviser, Byrd, Secretary, Shackelford, Vice-president, Miller, President, Bethea, Reporter, Not shown, Hunt, Treasurer. The FHA mixed . . fun with learning as members sought to further their homemaking skills and put them to use. Under the direction of Mrs. Willadine Tay- lor, the Future Homemakers of America is active on a state level as well as on a school level. Through fellowship, the FHA stresses the function of the family, the basic unit of society, and de- velops interest in home economics, careers, and related occupations. Taylor, Bethea, Dunham, Manning, Brown, McClain, Lidge, Tarte, Covington, Caulder, Grimsely, Brown, D. Johnson, L. Johnson, Lassiter, Trammell, Israel. 113

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V 1 at 1 Vt ,Alt r J 9 Q X t ' - lr at ,- T Seated: Cox, Lockemy, Grant, Salmon, C. Arnette, Bethea. Standing: Evans, Caulder, Traywlck, Vanderhall, Carter, Wilson, Short, Cottlngham, T. Arnette. The FCA . . in its second year at Dillon High School continues to serve the ath- letes with spiritual fellowship. Un- der the direction of Coach Marion Lee, the Fellowship of Christian Athletes maintains an active orga- nization. The highlight of the year for the F.C.A. is the summer conference in Black Mountain, N. C. Last year four representatives from DHS at- tended, and it is hoped more will be able to attend this year. The main activity of the huddle group is weekly devotions before school for its members. This organization has much to offer the athlete who in turn can relate to the student body. 112 fun Q 'A- 8 if' 0431 Officers: Don Wilson, President, Tommy Arnette, Vice-President, Vick Traywick, Secretary-Treasurer. f ',,, , - ll .rl r 1 1 I 'lr FCA members Townsend. Miller, and Lock- emy consider ways to sell trash cans a FCA project. ' ,4-

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Kneeling: Stanton, Evans, Meekins, Lockemy. Standing: Fore, Locklear, Strickland, Beth- ea, Hayes, Vann, Wallace, Van Dyke, Llghty. The Fellowship of Christian Students . . . requires that a student have a genuine desire to learn of Christ, His teachings, and to have fellow- ship with other Christian young people of different denominations. The organization is composed of Christian students, who learn and work together under a Christian atmosphere. The club presents interesting programs to try to guide students in facing problems met in the out- side life. The club's adviser is Mr. Marion Lee. 114 The Block D-G Club . . . has the purpose of developing bet- ter sportsmanship among the ath- letes at DHS and to enable them to fully understand the basics of different sports. This organization is under the instruction of Coaches Paul Chap- man and Willie Daniels. It is composed of boys and girls who have earned a varsity letter in either varsity football, basketball, tennis, baseball, golf, track, or cheerleading. ll, -7,57 1- ,. Kneeling: Ford, Fleese, Flhinehart, Boan, Barfield, McRae, Miles, Hill, Caulder, Tucker. Standing: First Row: Berry, Kinon, Lucius, Rogers, Hyatt, Quick, Cottingham, Daws, Braddy. Second Flow: Floyd, Cruse, Corley, Lee, L. Hyatt, Cottingham, Smith.