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Superlatives did not fade into crowds and become anonymous. Because they remained so active in academics, in athletics, and in school service, almost everyone knew them. “That’s that Jill girl,” underclass people would say on Friday nights when drum-major Jill Blackburn mounted the podium to give the Marchin’ Cats a downbeat. And, although few students wished to emulate Rusty Overby’s academic achievements, they applauded him as one who was willing to put brain power and work together to become the school valedictorian. Spencer Feix Maintain Open Public Images Mike Rose Superlatives
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Touchdown Club Honors Winning 9Cats Every year the Touchdown Club honors the Wildcats at an awards banquet held in February. But this year’s banquet was special because, after three years of try- ing, the 1978-1979 Wildcats finally won the state champion- ship title. Of course, the official record declared that they tied, 7-7, with Griffin. But the forty seniors and the other Wildcats on the football squad felt that they had really won and that they deserved all of the recognition they received at the banquet. Jim Carlen, head football coach at the University of South Caro- lina, gave the inspirational address. Carlen told the young athletes to let Christ be the most important figure in their lives. Players left with trophies. But Coach Nick Hyder and his wife left with a new car. And for his dedicated work as team doctor. Dr. Jose Campa carried home a sea-scape. TOP, RIGHT: Array of trophies is dis- played. BOTTOM, RIGHT: Jim Carlen, head coach at South Carolina, speaks to players, coaches, and parents. OPPOSITE PACE, TOP: Mr. Jack O. Howell presents John Lastinger a trophy for being the most outstanding player. OPPOSITE PACE, MIDDLE: Coach Nick Hyder and his wife wear jubilant smiles as they sit in their new LTD. OPPOSITE PAGE, BOTTOM: Mr. Jerry Norman presents Carl Roc a trophy for being the best defensive back. m 18
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