Wade Hampton High School - Trevilian Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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f 3 1 -- Steve Dudash and Butch Forrester pursue an Easley runner. 2 - The General offense readies for a play against Greer. 3-The Generals celebrate a touchdown against Domtan. 4 - lody Phillips recovers a fumble against Spartanburg as David Bailey awaits the referee's decision. WH tumbles to Eagles, downs Parker, Riverside DORMAN - After being down by two touchdowns, the Generals fought back to take a narrow 15-14 third quarter lead over conference counterpart Dorman. However, a fourth quar- ter touchdown by the Cavalier's gave them the final margin for victory. This loss gave Wade Hampton a 2-3 mark in season play. PARKER - A steady Friday rainstorm forced the Parker game to be postponed until the fol- lowing Saturday night. The Generals displayed an overpowering offense anda forceful defense in shutting out the Golden Tornados, 35-0. HiLt.CREST - The Generals commemorated Homecoming with a 17-14 win over the Hill- crest Rams. The win gave the Generals a 3-1 conference record. SPARTANBURG - Following two consecu- tive wins, the Generals suffered a frustrating loss to the Spartanburg Vikings. A 35-yard field goal by David Bailey and a touchdown pass from Chris Miller to Mark Hunt gave the Gen- erals a slim 10-7 halftime lead. But with five minutes left in the fourth quarter, Spartanburg scored and took a 13-10 lead which they re- tained until the finish. GREER - Cloudy skies prevailed over Wade Hampton Stadium as the Generals entertained the 1975 Region Il champions, Greer. The Gen- erals were unable to control the Yellow jackets and were firmly defeated by a score of 35-7. EASTSIDE - Suffering their third straight loss, the Generals surrendered to their deter- mined arch-rival, Eastside. The Generals' of- fense was stumped, for the first time all year, by a spirited Eagle defense. The Eagles triumphed over the depressed Generals 14-0. RIVERSIDE - In their final game of the sea- son, the Generals solidly trounced the War- riors from Riverside, 30-9. The victory gave the Generals an improved 5-6 overall mark. 4 Varsity Football I 127

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5 JV's topple area opponents end season with 8-1-2 mark Led by Coaches james Kinlow and Norman McDonald, the 1975 junior Varsity squad finished with one of the best records in the history of Wade Hampton. By losing only to T. L. Hanna I6-OJ, and tying Region ll foes Spartanburg 114-143 and Greer i6-69, they closed out their season with a tremendous overall record of 8-1-2. Coach MacDonald, in his firstyear as coach, directed the offense. He graduated from Wade Hampton in 1971 and lettered in football, basketball, and track. Outstanding players cited by coaches were Ronnie Foster, Richard Hendley, and john McClure. Notable wins include a 32-6 thrashing of Greenville and a 22-14 rout of Dorman. Y f I 'KV l FYHNK ' 'E V ,.-l'l'IY ' 1 --' 6 - SIM' s- N. , ,. -. , i ff .wqpfananr wuugg geese: xl, -' i ' '- 2,-3 R - '1 - . V ' f s ' P1 g , . - f s f gy: H E-,,,, W ,. I .. mu if , , ,, , i f - ,fi-1 fp f ff- - 'N sit? J .,-.- f- M , -.K , . 1 t, .,.-. . .W - , IQ .. wi. '-L W H' ' , - ' Rfk , :dei if 39- . ' ' ft t ' 31... 0, sw 1 Q. ' I ,- - 1-,gt 1 1- s -Y f -i-e, A Q ,H 4 1, YTITI' ' 1 -7 1 ' 5 . 41, ' . . ' ' -4. . .s ll -9 , Q! , -i l , ,fs 3-N' . i x ,t jf H, 4 wryiixx- v il. f gziiflyfj 53: its an , U 1 w , , I Y t Q g ,Q II, I , , .-.,,,,V .rt QQ. I, . 1, 4 I--im 'Tia -. . . H, a. .L Q -ei n ,. .,. ' I , ' '- 'GP-hi' 'NM' L .5 , av 'L N M Q-A f I ... 'V . 5? lm? 2 ZZ X . Wa' M ,, rr 2. .- Q.-j i - H , A 2-Y' ' ' Ltfial'-2' . f . , ,Wg S813 SU, ,U '- ,'M ' . A f. 2 Mi , , - j My ' gif' X l ap- J7' , t. f , ' . s , , - , ',, V, r Q 3 , Q ,, 3- 4, f 1' 1 iff 'Y P J. , . . ' sw - M ' l Nl is ' 'L . 1 -: 2 -ws - Y ' .MW f 'U -ter 3' . k lirfl -? 'A ' 4+ ff . A 'H I f' 1 , ,, .,.' 'ta M n . -P 'is t wir' g, ff' a - ,J W' s Q , 5 ff Q , 'ff'f'j- ' ' tgzfgmi 1 ' Y-ff, , , . c .. . o, - 1 i.-4 if o i' ' 1 - ' r -' f gif.. 14' Ivo jx' ' 1 so W :gg .ml V .' 2 17-ls.. l A ' ' e . '--sp.: f ' P if , ' 5' ' 2 - - 5L,'1'- V'-20 -t I ' , f V ' , rs , r , ' S I ,ff QQ -. - ' .'.,-I ff ' ,z u 5, KN I, Q M , Q . N . ' -. .z,:' . 4 ' , , -AX ., , ,, .J f.,,,1'- V ' 'xv . .- A 4 1 ,fist N- ' A . 3' -' 'X 9 115,194.-1.1.7,,Q-:tgffffffI5:E3ix'jgf,,f'5gQ?'Bgg:3 ai 5:f:3!f?r,,7 f5'r 1, 5 ., :t ky -.-2-amrsazi-as at-at it - -s f .. . . ,. ...fa asia, 1- S f. , ff we nm . fi?-img, , 1- rs.-w-r.' w.-:Dm I in .' wi X I IV gmotball tegm: Front row: Tommy jenkins, Greg Waldrep, Bobby Hooper, David Smith, Eugene Koury, Victor Huskey, Donnie Davis, jimmy De Young. Second row: Tim Reynolds, Steve Caldwell, Bryan Gosnell, jody Bookter, Milton Belcher, Tony Voyles, Rickey Phillips, jim Chandler, Steve Graves, Cliff Williams, Ronnie Borja. Third row: Steve Griffin, David Hall, john McClure, 11m Franks, Ronnie Foster, lack Duncan, Mike Baker, Mark Petropoulas, Gary Hyman, Tim Blakley. Fourth row: Rufus Holmes, Kevin Holmes, jay Wilson, Richard Hendley, Donny Worley, Terry Walker, Lance Hendrix,Timjones, Robert Weeks, Din Collins, Rgssgiasgc 5 um Ace gh Cf fwpe frf?fy f!4,'n7f U ff K Mffll foMf62 yawn f lm-o lfyw qffwyf AW ,ZFQ ICCIMQQ 1 j'J5'1dff'P ,7l Rf lCf A 't I , fgplgrw y Z' 7L ff 500111 , 7117 fig JHJQ junior Varsity Football I 129