Wilson Hall - Idylls Yearbook (Sumter, SC)

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The loudest cheers come from the sidelines as the Barons score. At the Varsity pep rally, Senior John Britton helps get the crowd into it Just out of reach of a Hammond Skyhawk. ' Patrick Richburg heads for the goal line, x Standing on the sidelinesithe Barons look intently at the action of the field. Varsity Football -- 93

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On the Move With the Barons Water, water! was a cry heard many times by every manager. This yearls managers for the varsi- ty football team were Mark Phillips, Keith Griffin, Kirk Griffin, and Ken Rosefield, all members of the sixth grade. These young men had several new and exciting ex- periences. Mark said, ill enjoyed being a manager and meeting all the players, especially Patrick Richburg and Bucky Fidler, and the coaches. The managers learned real responsibility and had many important duties, including running water onto the field, always having a clean ball to send onto the field, and keeping the nred box, of medical and equipmental aids organized. All four managers worked hard with the added bonus of eating pre-game meals with the Varsity, riding a chartered bus to Thomas Heyward, and receiving that special feeling of pride that comes with the victories. Although these young men will be playing football next year, they will never forget their experiences, knowing that they put forth their best as managers. Stretching out in mid-flight, Andy Reynolds pulls down another pass. Senior Gene Gee prepares to blast through wouldAbe tacklers. The opponents don't have a chance as Bucky Fidler makes a hit and Mickey Plowden and Heath Hoover close in. 92 V Varsity Football

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At cheerleading camp, co-head Alllson Gulledge and head cheerleader Kelliegh Waynick take a spmt break. The Varsity Cheerleaders shout: We're gonna build a tower of Baron power, goinh up, goinh up, goin, up, up, up! Varsity cheetleaders, Candler Lowder and In the spirit competition at a pep Grace Bynum, flash beaming smiles during a Friday rally, Julie Wylie, Allison Gulledge, night game, and Aline McCatherine arouse the Seniorhs spirit. Let the Music Play was the signal for the cheerleaders to begin their pom-pom routine at the first pep rally. Head cheerleader Kelliegh 94 e Varsity Football Cheerleaders Waynick and senior Julie Wylie lead the routine.