Hillcrest High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Dalzell, SC)

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ic SDEIPKIE Vanity Football, Front row: Rusty Russell, Roger San' ders, Cookie Brooks, Charles Mouzon, Greg Haugabrook, james Dargan, Darrel Near- ing, lohn Durant, Iohn Wil- son, Richard Parker. Second row: Raymond Lang, David Edwards, Larry English, Is- saac Bennett, Charles Ker- shaw, Iohnny Kelly, Dennis Sanders, Thomas Colclough. Larry Alston, Lawrence Webb, Dietrich Ricks. Back row: Sam Skinner, Albert Caroll, Wes Bowers, Edwin Mclntyre, Ioey Vereen, Gary Evans, Tum Strand, Robert Telford, David McMickell, Charlie Spann, Bubba Cham- pion. Varsity Football 83

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EGoing down? Ill' v H1811 the I Huddling under a huge blanket, a small crowd of loyal fans intensely watch- es the action. Funny, that was the same crowd at last week's game! As the IV season pro- gressed and their record continued to drop, the num- ber of spectators grew smaller and smaller. By the end of the season, only a tiny devoted band remained. Quarterback Kean De- Carlo commented, We really didn't expect too many people to come but it would have been helpful if more people had supported us. In this area they don't put too much emphasis on IV sports, stated sophomore Dale Holzapfel. Fritz Weaver expressed his opinion by saying, We really needed more support. We would have improved greatly if more fans had showed up. xv Football as