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Coach Leroy congratulates senior Steve Smith on being voted Captain by his teammates. Steve was also presented the Best Lineman award. Coach Steve Smith presents JV football player Billy Hunsucker with an athletic certificate during the athletic awards assembly. 26 Athletic Banquet
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Pep Club 25 Secretary Debby Cooper checks the roll as she mentally designates duties for each member. As a money-making project, members of the Pep Club sold cupcakes and car stickers. This money was contributed to the Dorman Track Team to be used in various track and field projects. Mrs. Babb's homeroom students discovered their desks covered with posters on the days before a football game, as Pep members spent hours after school with paint brushes, posters, and sticky stuff. In late September preparations began for the job of decorating for homecoming. Pep Club president Norma Lavender presents plans for an unusual project to boost school spirit. Officers Pam Hawkins and Kim Fowler hold a private discussion as they narrow down ideas for a pep rally skit.
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Nationally known celebrity Jerry Clower entertains the crowd with tales of Mississippi Coon Hunts, Rat Killings, Taffee Pullings, and Peanut Boilings. Noted humorist Jerry Clower brought his down-home humor in his home-spun style to Dorman at the foot- ball banquet on December 7. His hilarious childhood tales followed the banquet and awards program. Yells of shot 'dat thang and Knock 'em out, John filled the gym as the crowd roared with laughter. Junior varsity awards were pre- sented by head JV coach Dean Lemler and his staff—coaches Ronnie Arnold and Steve Smith. The JV Hustle award went to Reggie Smith, while Dennis Gowan received the award for Most Improved Player, which was voted on by fellow teammates. Presenting the varsity football awards were head coach Paul Leroy and coaches Walter English and Cleveland Lott. Bobby Pitts was awarded Most Improved Player, while Steve Sweet Thing Smith received the Best Lineman award. The Hustle award went to Steve Sexton. Stan McBee, who played while injured, was given the Best Back award. Two titles were voted on by players themselves— Captain and Most Valuable Player. Steve Smith was presented the Captain award, and Gary Arthur was chosen M.V.P. Senior Gary Arthur accepts his award for Most Valuable Player from Mr. James Goodman during the presentation on December 7. Athletic Banquet 27
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