Pendleton High School - Landmark Yearbook (Pendleton, SC)

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SYURTS Roundball Always Competative At mid-season, P.H.S. had an undefeated boys' team, as far as conference games were concerned. The boy's team, as usual, was coached expert- ly by Mr. Booker Davis. Masters of the fast break, this year's experienced team included seven sen- iors: Bill Dunlap, Clinton Cobb, Ronnie Wiley, Paul Gambrell, Al Brown, Ray Rice, and record-breaker john Galloway. Galloway has broken not only a Christmas tour- nament record against Pal- metto, but against Wren he broke a school scoring re- cord When he scored 46 points. Another outstand- ing senior is Clinton Cobb, who, in his junior year, was named All-Conference center. See p. 125. New Team Excels This year, Pendleton had a new team: Volleyball. Led by Miss Devlin, the team did very well. See p. 138 . Girls Show Spirit The 76-77 cheer- leaders kept spirits soar- ing. The ten varsity girls attended a National Cheer- leading Assoc. camp dur- ing the summer. For more details, p. 125. Football Has Winning Season This year's football team finished with a 6-4 re- cord. Seven seniors will leave the team, many with impressive records . julian Fant made All Conference quarterback, Randy Isbell was All Conference guard, and Cliff McLellan was All Conference linebacker. See p. 118 for details.

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Seniors Squeak by Juniors Powderpuff '76-77 The night of November 19 held much excitement for the students of PHS. lt was the night of the annual powderpuff game. Along with the traditional jr . -Sr . game, there was also a Frosh. -Soph. game. The Freshman girls pulled out a strong victory over the Sophomores , 18- 2. During halftime ceremonies of the jr.-Sr. game, james Byrd was crowned PHS's 3rd annual powderpuff queen. The night's festivities came to a close with the Senior's edg- ing the juniors 2-O. Miss Powderpuff 1976- 77 james Byrd W fi'

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Sack's Dogs Come Close! 4-V1 df . AN ! 3 ROW 1 : Phil Mahon, Stanley Lee , Randy Marchbanlcs , Harold Hunter , Benjie Evatt, Brian Gambrell , Al Williams , Kenny Scoi Gary Gleaton, James Armstrong. ROW 2: Cliff McLellan, Keith Brothers, Willie Williams, Allen Pant, jim Moore, Antho Bell, Bart Garrison, johnny Yeomans, Albert Brown, julian Pant. ROW 3: Phil Dobbins, George Smith, Richard Keese, Gr Hunter, Eddie Williams, Mike Davenport, Rayburn Rice, Randy Isbell, Kenny Swaney, Andy Smith Other senior players leaving the team are Johnny Yeomans, Benjie Evatt, Albert Brown, and Ray Rice. Sack Bagley, head coach and athletic direc- tor, said, The young peo- ple who played football this year were one of the finest groups We have ever had. He continued by saying, They worked for a team effort, not for individual gain. It was a good year, and Mr. Bagley has hopes for another one. al 118