Sumter High School - Paragon Yearbook (Sumter, SC)

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Gagers Give Fans A Run For The Money After retiring the pigskin for another season, the action did not cease. Roundballs and a whole new athlete took control of the boards. Sporting flashy light blue-and-gold Marquet- te uniforms, Coach Mitchell and his cagers ripped the nets and took avid basketball followers all the way to f'Lower State . HJ Animated fans cheer the Gamecocks on to victory. C27 With technical assistance from WDXY's Bob Powell, homebound followers re- ceive play-by-play action from The Voice of the Gamecocks, john Quackenbush. GJ Mike Slater makes it all worthwhile when he hits for two points.

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C11 Mr. Matthews and Mr. Gamble take time out from grill duties to fix themselves a ham- burger. KZJ Undaunted, Miss Duffy executes an unusual stunt on the monkey bars before Miss Boose and a disbelieving Albert Prince. i3l As Coach Noonan delivers his pep-talk , expres- sions ranging from bewilderment to amusement crop up on Gamecock faces. C4l David Gamble, Wilbert Heriot, Greg Alford, Oscar Potts, and Gilbert Mickel take it easy after a hearty meal. Cookout Rouses Pre-game Enthusiasm Determined to boost sagging spirits during the mid-season slump, the fac- ulty and cheerleaders hosted a cookout for the varsity football players and coaches. Armed with aprons and spatulas, Chefs Matthews and Gamble proved to be efficient hamburger flippers as they took command of the grill. The hungry Gamecocks consumed hamburgers and hot dogs by the dozens, along with cake and soft- drinks served by the cheerleaders. Half time entertainment was furn- ished by daring faculty members who exhibited their amazing acrobatic abil- ities on the monkey bars. Student Life 23

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