Great Falls High School 1964 Yearbook (Great Falls, SC) - Full Access

ers, Mike Locklair, Heyward Evans, Larry Runion, Butch Pittman. Row 2: Billy Dixon, Tommy Henson, Ronald Parler, Row 3: Harry Morgan, Henry Cowart, Dallas Thomas, Bill Gallman, Richard Nunnery, Butch Powers. Row 4: Doug Carter, Bruce Isenberg, Billy Lane, Ronald Fowler. 1igltt J(ard for Victories Autumn Spirit, which rose from the back– to-school feeling that everyone had, enhanced the '63 football season. What better sport could initiate the beginning of school than football with its dazzling excitement and spectacular plays ? The '63- '64 football season fulfilled our spirits and left us with a feeling of pride for our team. This spirit electrified our Red Devils and filled them with loyalty and sportsmanship that no spectator could deny. What it is is a seven-man sled! Some players, however, prefer to call it an instrument of torture--particularly when Mr. Rob– inson rides breezily along shouting instructions, yelling direc– tions, and rewarding the pushers with a jolly smile of encour– agement. In spite of the heaving and shoving and endless effort, each player realizes this sled offers a superb opportunity to build Red Devil muscles and increase football skill. And muscles and skill and the wit to win spell victory!