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

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Kim Farrell (44) and Larteta Boykin (33) baffle lor fhe rebound wlfh Shar- on Boyd from Laurens In a 56-43 Cavalier victory. Quarterback Donnie Simmons leads the ninth grade football team to 43- 26 victory over Broome and an unde- feated football season.

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Libby Bryant Sponsored by Tyler Kirby Betty Burns Sponsored by Billy Bell Cynthia Chapman Sponsored by Terry Adams Teresa Cox Sponsored by Todd Eaton Debbie Deweese Sponsored by Mike Clevenger Sonya Good Sponsored by Mitchell Brewer Patricia Hale Sponsored by Tony Jackson Carla Huggins Sponsored by Gordon Gregory Lynn Jolley Sponsored by Mitchell Mathis Glenda Keenan Sponsored by Charles Crate Sheila King Sponsored by David Goodwin Diane Law Sponsored by Brad Horton Marilyn Mackey Sponsored by Thomas Bates Susie Schuermeyer Sponsored by Tony Woodward Melinda Settle Sponsored by Michael Brewer Stacey Seay Sponsored by Chris Gergley Posalyn Smith Sponsored by Eddie Rogers Anita Thompson Sponsored by Olive Meadows Rexanne White Sponsored by Chris Grimsley Debbie Whitt Sponsored by Eric Pittman Homecoming Court 17

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Qsports As the Westsid© Story unfold- ed. encompassed within was a year full of sports activities. Practice, sweat, pain, and tears accompanied the teams through the best and the worst. For each sport, practice al- ways began long before the start of the season. Football, cross country, and tennis began in the summer before the school year began. Sweat was that perspiration that each athlete encountered before performing his best. Pain was that agonizing feeling that stemmed from pulled muscles. Tears were those streams that flowed from the eyes of stu- dents after watching their team play with intensity, only to suffer a loss. The best of the times oc- curred when the ninth grade football team went undefeat- ed. Also, when players broke those long established records, the best of times were in evi- dence. The worst occurred when fans watched their team fall in de- feat. Perhaps the Spartan High loss was one of those most heartbreaking defeats. Through it all, the best and the worst, each team member, fan, coach and spectator contribut- ed his part in keeping Dorman the Pride of the Westside.