Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Young Athlefc Employee Cot Following a normal work day, you will find a number of Clinton Mills employees at the YMCA lending their talents and skills as volunteer coaches in the Y's athletic program. "Without Clinton Mills employee support," says Y Director Gene Simmons, "we would have a difficult time meeting the taIpnte npprlpd tn run a successful nropram " The volunteer employee coaches give a number of reasons for giving time from their busy schedules to help develop the young athletes. Clinton Accountant, Steve Fennell de Si I V k | Richard Scott js In YMCA Pr aching Staff Fi scribes his coaching as a "real opportunity to watch young children grow and develop that are my son's age." "These vounesters are at a crucial staee in their development, and I am interested in seeing them have a closely supervised recreational program," stated Fennell, a former high school baseball athlete. Simmons called the Clinton Mills coaching staff very professional. "It is unusual to find a large group of knowledgeable athletes as those from Clinton Mills." "Many have extensive athletic backyi e ktfjfl^lH^PSR^ ? * ;v^jSi teve Fennell B ^ ^ kylfa ' vr ^r; M mi Brian Shealy, Ump ogram Win Wi rom Clinton Mi grounds, both as a spectator and participant." As Arnold Edmonds puts it, "I've been involved with the program for eight continuous years, and it has become a summer activity I really look forward to." M LUiiiiiiuii aigm miu^i wcci\u<jy diicmuuiii is Mechanical Engineer, Harry Sullivan, explaining the proper way to swing a bat to a young group of T-ball players, Plant No. 2 Cloth Room Employee Arnold Edmonds determining the proper batting line up, or Bailey Carding employee Richard Scott ^4 *PlttB I Arnold Edmonds Harry! mam > Page 3 fh lis observing the progress his team had made since the beginning of the season. Clinton employees and their respective teams are Harry Sullivan, Red Carpet; Darrell Bragg, The Reds; Darrell Pace, Mueller Co.; Charles Mabry, CWA; Bryan Coleman, VFW; Bill Stanton, VFW; Matthew King, Uni- * ty Club; Andy Ellis, Unitd Club; Richard Scott, Rotary; Steve Fennell, Torrington; and Arnold Edmonds, Lions. Umpires include Sam Owens, Calvin Franklin, Brian Shealy, David O'Shields and Roger Higgins. : A ft ^ Am Calvin Franklin, Umpire ^ ^JL 'W/JHk I J^mJrLL. Sullivan & Germain Biuford