Heathwood Hall Episcopal High School - Highlander Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

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First Football Teams BM ti ll THE FOOTBALL TEAM: Standing, Coach Ernest Lemieux, Clark Smith, Brian Yates, Cal Harrelson. Scott Devanny, Greg Lorris, Rick Stanland, Lindsay Crawford, Emmett Lunceford, Bosie McElveen, Steve McGown, Coach James Walker, Coach James Riley: Kneeling, Charles Cooper, James Patrick. Michael Pachak, Noble Cooper, Steve Lunceford, Johnny Dunlap, Peter Lorris, Henri Gonthiezg Sit- ting, Nigel Miller, Eric Gaddis, Robert Meriwether, Brian Smith, Gil. Martin, Perrin Dargan, Jay Walker, Edward Bailey, Bucky Brown. Beginning with a practice on September ifali' 30, the Highlanders launched their first Junior Varsity team. Under the adverse conditions of the delayed opening of school and limited facilities, 29 players gained experience. The novice team played a total of five games with four losses. One out-of-town game was played, and a whole busload of Heath- wood fans accompanied the team as a cheering section. Game injuries to play- ers meant a rash of casts at school, but the season was considered a good start. Won 1 Lost 4 N - 1- , was -..M M , M---:wma , -in .,...,r. 'M A ' Z f ---- M ---'P' f - ,Tix 1 ' Lk ,.., V ,W ,HA M-mga .... ,..,, ' T'f2fnw.eat.W,:fl-?I:.Q.sw, -i:5LLZM.W,,11i,., ,.,.s ' ,J WW , W M T' 23!FootbalI mm .W..,...

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Welcom Holidays 4 f tv f wi 'df w TOM HUTTO ENJOYS the refreshments, at left, brought by the ninth and tenth graders. THE CHRISTMAS TREES, right, were planted beside the Heathwood road by Nigel Miller and Rick Stan- land. Late fall brought two holidays to Heath- wood: Thanksgiving and Christmas. Thanksgiving was celebrated on the day before, with a Chapel service including the traditional offerings of food for needy families. A day-long celebration was held for Christmas, perhaps to compen- sate for its being on a Saturday. The Sat- urday of December 21, had been decided on as a make-up day for some of the days lost at the beginning of school, but actu- ally very little real work was done. Stu- dents welcomed the relaxed atmosphere which included a Christmas pageant, a Walt Disney movie, parties, lunch, and several hours of playtime . lin I., fm W I EXCHANGE OF GIFTS was part of the last day before Christmas. Wrennie Cook, below, opens her pres- ent. ya t ip f N. kv 7-mf-i-e mf-P 'Mfr Q xii.--265 at-7,9aiflsliezdfvsgaf: F -ang ef 4 Q 4 -S' 5 is fg:Q,:ggsffgfs,6ii3yi.gEw,,ggsQ:5e,, -WH a we a 5 is SE 1' W fs 1: 25fChrisfmus it