Pendleton High School - Landmark Yearbook (Pendleton, SC)

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Nineteen Athi t L P dleton Nineteen athletes will graduate from Pendleton this year, leaving behind fond memories of various athletic encounters. Each contributed his talents to his respective sport. KEITH BROTHERS, though he only played two years , contributed much of his athletic ability to Pend- leton's varsity squad. ALBERT BROWN was well-prepared for varsity sports by participating in both J . V. Football and Bas- ketball. He received, in fact, the Most Valuable Player award in J.V. foot- ball. He spent two years on 9 SS GQVG CII the Varsity Basketball and football teams. CLINTON COBB, an- other departing senior , has played basketball for three years . Obviously, he has played well. In the 74-75 season he was named as the Most-Improved player. In the 75-76 season, he was named Most Valuable Play- er, as well as being named All Conference Center. BILL DUNLAP, who played two years of basket- ball, also earned the honor of being named All Confer- ence first baseman in '76. Bill played baseball for four years.

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4 O Golf Team Has Excellent Season The golf team, coached by Mr. Donnie Woody, has consistently been good. In the three years the team has been coached by Woody, the members have won a total of 40 matches, and lost only one--to Li- berty--in regular season play. This year's season re- cord is a good indication of the golf team's talents. In regular season matches the team won fifteen and lost none. They finished second in the Conference Tourna- ment--losing, again, only to Liberty. e . fx awww msemcwm1eam

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Senior Athletes icons. BENJIE EVATT, named Best Back in the 75-76 sea- son, played J.V. Football for one year, and Varsity football for three. JULIAN FANT, who made the All Conference team two years in a row, played j.V. Football for a year, Varsity football for three years, and j.V. bas- ketball for a year. He was voted Most Valuable Player for J.V. .basketball and football. As a senior, ju- lian was a captain for the football team and was named All Conference Player in two positions, in addition to being an All Conference player his jr. year. JOHN GALLOWAY, a basketball player for four years, was Most Valuable Player of the 75-76 season. ln the 76-77 season, he made the Anderson County All Tournament team, and broke the Tournament scoring record with 36 points. In addition, john broke the P.H.S. scoring record, when, against Wren, he scored a whop- ping 46 points . P.H.S. will also lose PAUL GAMBRELL, who played j.V. Basketball and Football his ninth grade year, and Varsity Football one year, and Varsity Bas- ketball for the next three years. RONNIE GOSSETT will leave Pendleton after hav- ing contributed two years to its baseball team.