Hillcrest High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Dalzell, SC)

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Perhaps the best way to describe the Baby Cats' season was to compare it to the rollercoaster which starts at the top and then falters before plunging downward. Coach G.E. Littles re- turned after a five-year absence to guide the team to a 2-4-0 record. Sparked by the hard run- ning of Ernest Choice and quarterback Kean DeCarlo, the season started off right with three consecutive vic- tories. One of these came over arch-rival Sumter High and Baby Cocks falling in a close, hard fought 8-6 de- cision. After such an impressive start, Coach Littles was op- timistic but cautious, em- phasizing the need for im- provement, especially on careless mistakes. Defensively, the Baby Cats dominated opponents during the early season but faltered near the end. Sev- eral key IV players were elevated to the varsity squad in the latter part of the ye ar because of num- erous injuries. For his contributions to the team, Choice was selected as Most Valu- able Player. 86 l.V. Football .. L Fl-on uns: Io downs I

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C'mon team! Clapping their hands for spirit, team mem- bers anticipate the begin- ning of the match against Mt. Pisgah. The team went on to conquer Mt. Pisgah 15-12. Vengeful silence. Carolyn Swenson, Rosie Buckner and Robyn Frady await a return during the Camden match. Set,set... spike 88 Volleyball Working their way through a tough season, the felines battled to a 11-7 record. Despite their losses, hard work and improve- ment caused them to recoup and defeat Sumter for the Regional Championship. Their toughest opponents were Keenan, Camden and Lugoff-Elgin as they fell to all these teams. Further improvement was visible, however, as they came back and defeated Camden in State competition. Defending their State Championship, Mt. Pisgah traveled here to face the determined volleyball , players. Belinda Bolden , commented, We fell to thei when we should have won. Little mistakes killed us on this one. Paul Garifalon said, I feel that they had a lot of enthusiasm to get them through the season and to the play-offs.