Paul M Dorman High School - Vanguard Yearbook (Spartanburg, SC)

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FIRST ROW: Bobby Kelly, Steve Evatt, Steve West. Mike Huggins. Tony Robbins. Tommy Owens, Ken Smith, Ken Kirkland. Randy Pitts, Ronnie Stafford, Jimmy Nelson, Manager. SEC- OND ROW: Gerald McGarity, Paul Bryant, Stanley Amos, Steve Wriborg, Randy Pettit, Dickie Dean, Chuck Montgomery, Micky Duna- gan, Roger Smith, George Foster, Charles Wilson, Roger Couch, Bob Brock. THIRD ROW: John Lawson, Butch Summey, Harry Gable, Buzzie Hale, Johnny Peake. Jimmy Rimer, Charles Harrison. Danny Harrison, Niles Chumley, Louie Cashwell, Alan Hughes. John Moore, Manager. While Awaiting The Completion Of New Stadium COACHING STAFF. Line Coach Curtis Powell, Head Coach Wade Corn, Junior Varsity Coach Jim White, End Coach Ernie Redd. FOOTBALL SCORES Dorman............13 Dorman............12 Dorman..............7 Dorman..............0 Dorman............14 Dorman..............7 Dorman..............0 Dorman............12 Dorman..............7 Dorman..............7 Dorman..............0 Parker 9 Anderson .... . 3 Byrnes .... . 7 Lancaster . . . . 0 Greenville . . . . 0 Wade Hampton . . 21 Gaffney .... . 13 Spartanburg . . . 13 Woodruff .... . 40 Greer . 7 Rock Hill .... . 16 27

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Cavaliers Play Home Games At Snyder Field On August 9, 1965, approximately fifty en- thusiastic boys reported to the practice field to begin training for football. A very efficient coaching staff led by Coach Wade A. Corn, molded the inexperienced boys into a challenge for any AAA team. Assisting Coach Corn were Coaches Curtis Powell and Ernie Redd, line and end coaches, respectively. At the beginning of the season Coach Corn made the statement: With our schedule, we are going to have to play up to our potential in every game to improve last year's record, but with a few breaks I am sure well win some ball games. The record of 3-5-3 was an improvement over the former year. Though we were not always victorious so far as scores were con- cerned, every grid man displayed the quali- ties of a champion during the entire season. One of the highlights of the season was when Principal Doyle W. Boggs awarded Coach Corn with a trophy after his 100th vic- tory in the coaching field. All players were commended for the fine spirit of team work and cooperation which they displayed. When a coach makes the statement, I would like to have each of these boys for my own, one can be sure that the team is made up of boys with determination, high character, and a true Dorman spirit. 26

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t Awards Made At First Annual Football Banquet Most Valuable Player Award goes to Senior John Lawson. John was captain of the team. Senior Niles Chumley was awarded the trophy for Best Sportsmanship. Niles played fullback for the Fighting Cavaliers. A junior, Roger Smith won the award for Best Lineman. Steve West, another junior, won the trophy for the Best Back for the Cavaliers' team. (Left to right) Mr. J. Paul Beam. Superintendent, Gaffney Schools; Mr. D. W. Boggs, Master of Ceremonies; Head Coach Wade Corn, Wofford College Coach Conley Snidow, and Assistant Principal Allen O. Clark, make up head table at Football Banquet. Cheerleaders are given awards for excellence in performance at all games.