Dunn High School - Echo Yearbook (Dunn, NC)

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Football Winning is becoming a tradition when it comes to football in Dunn. This year was no exception. With good coaching and hard playing, the Greenwaves had another great season. The 21-7 defeat of the Erwin Redskins on September 1 began a winning streak that lasted for seven weeks. Victories over Rockingham, Midway, Pine Forest, Hamlet, and Clinton left Dunn undefeated until Homecoming on October 20, when the Lumberton Pirates won a tough battle 12-0. Dunn squeezed by Raeford with a field goal, then suffered a disappointing loss to Sanford. The Waves ended the regular season in a burst of glory when they rallied to defeat highly ranked Scotland High in Laur- inburg in an exciting game. Dunn finished the sea- son in second place in the Southeastern 3-A Con- ference and went on to trounce Hope Mills, Pioneer 3-A champion, in a spectacular 29-13 playoff victory on the neutral field of Fayetteville. Hopes were high for the Eastern 3-A semifinals at Enloe High in Raleigh, but Dunn was unable to hold Northern Dur- ham on the rain-soaked gridiron. Jimmy Stanley Taylor Stephens Guard Center Johnny Tew Ricky Whitman Fullback Halfback 143 Managers: James Strickland, Carey Barfield, Jimmy Currin. DUN N 6 1. Mike Satterfield Lloyd Smith End Tackle DUN GF, aaa, Olin Stewart John Strickland Quarterback Halfback UNN Mike Whittenton Woody Wilkinson Halfback Fullback

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Guard Jimmy Stanley takes a break during a tense moment of the Northern Durham game. 0 60CCOMUNN Billy Henry Dan Hood Halfback Guard Kenneth Long Garland Roebuck End Tackle Johnny Hall tries to shake off an opposing tackle.

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7) Yess y Yu Basketball It is said that basketball is a game of thrills. This year’s season lived up to expectations. The majority of the Green- waves’ games were decided by less than fifteen points. LD SEPROED APODE et ip TIER LLM LE Co-Captains: Stuart Ennis, Robie Butler. 144 Stuart Ennis goes high against Erwin.