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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
CHmUm, & C, TharwUy, S^U«b«r 24, 1M4
Clinton Junior Varsity Team
The ClintoB Junior Varsity football team, pictured above,
will meet Union here this evening (Thursday) at € o’clock.
In last week’s fame, the local boys blasted La ureas IS-9. In
the first two fames these boys have scored 117 points, while
j the opponents have been held scoreless.
In the photo are, left to rifht, front row—Barry Mauldin,
r Francis Cooper, Andy Younf, Johnny Jacks, Henry Simmons,
? Steve Grady, William Bond, Bea Hammet. Second row—
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Dr. and Mrs. Cunningham
Establish Scholarship
In Memory of Dr. Wofford
Freddie TumbUn, Earl Turner, Larry Reddeck, A1 Webb,
Mike Seifler, Wayne Dixon, Charles Steele, Bobby Bostic.
Third row—Charles Mabry, Eddie Perry, Richard Edwins,
Lacien McKee, Terry Crawford, Tommy Lawson, Frank
Medlin, Stanley Power. Top row—Batch Grady, John Thiba-
deaa, Tommy Rhodes, Billy Freeman, Zeke Benjamin, L. F.
Davis, Jimmy Browne, Coach Herman Jackson, Coach
; Rock Hill — A $25,000 memo
rial scholarship fund has been
established at Wintbrop College
by Dr. and Mrs. G. Watts Cun
ningham of Laurens, according
to Dr. Charles S. Davis, presi
dent of Wintbrop.
The scholarship is given by the
Cunninghams in memory of Dr.
Cunningham’s late niece, Dr.
Kate Wofford, who received her
A. B. degree from Wintbrop in
1016.
Dr. Cunningham has taught
philosophy at Howard College,
Middlebury College, the Univer
sity of Texas and Cornell Uni
versity, where he served as dean
of the graduate school
Dr. Wofford grew up in Lau
rens County and taught school
there in the Laurens High School.
She was the first woman in South
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Carolina to be elected to a public
office as county superintendent
of Laurens County Scools.
Dr. Wofford also traveled ex
tensively abroad. She was serv
ing as professor and head of the
department of elementary edu
cation at the University of Flor
ida at the time of her. death in
1964.
The new memorial scholarship
at Winthrop will be used for the
first time in the college year
1966-’66.
The scholarship will be award
ed on the basis of excellent
achievement in the subjects of
the arts college curriculum with
special consideration given to
qualified applicants from Lau
rens County.
Thomwell Routs
Pacoiet Juniors
Jackie Higginbotham and
Tommy Brock led an explosive
offense as Thornwell defeated
the Pacoiet junior varsity here
Thursday night, 46-0.
Higginbotham scored three
times on runs of 50. 96 and 90
yards while Brock scored twice,
once on a 40-yard dash.
Fullback Larry Cockrell and
end Kenneth Gaines also added
six pointers. Gaines added
Thom well's final touchdown in
the runaway when he caught a
pass from quarterback Lennis
Smith and scampered 40 yards.
The victory left Thomwell un
defeated after three games this
season.
Thomwell 19 6 13 13—45
Pacoiet 0 0 0 0— 0
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GRANTHAM
PC Player of Week
' Quarterback Leighton Grant
ham has captured Presbyterian
College’s first Player-of-the-Week
honors, and there’s little doubt
in the minds of Clinton fans
who saw Saturday’s game that
he deserves the award.
The 200-pound junior quarter
back led PC’s offensive show
in the 47-17 mauling of Fred
erick, completing 12 of 17 passes
for 143 yards. He passed for
four Blue Hose touchdowns and
tossed a two-point conversion.
A native of Easley, Grantham
tops PC’s first statistical report
with 150 yards total offense.
This performance also earned
him runner-up honors in the
South Carolina Player-of-the-
Week selection.
Miss Watts
— Miss HaU
Miss Thompson Is Winner
Of Co-Op Beauty Contest
Whiteford's Drive-In
South Broad Stmt
CUntau
Alice Thompson, 18, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thompson
of Rt. 1, Fountain Inn, is the
new “Miss Laurens Electric Co
operative” for 1964. She won the
title in competition with twenty
other local beauties from the
Co-Op’s service area as a high
light of the Co-Op’s annual meet
ing. The event was held under
a mammoth tent at the Laurens
County fair grounds Saturday
morning.
Alice, a graduate of Ellen
Woodside High School, Is pres
ently a student at Lander Col
lege. She is studying business
education, and hopes to become
a teacher upon graduation. She
received a cash award and the
opportunity to compete with
other local beauties for the
state-wide title of “Miss South
Carolina Electric Cooperative.”
Winner of that title will journey
to Miami Beach early next year
to vie for national honors in
the “Miss Rural Electrificatko”
contest.
First runner-up to Mies Thomp
son was Phyllis Watts, 17, dau
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Watts, Rt. 2, Clinton. PhyOU. a
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senior at Clinton High School,
plans to attend Winthrop College
after graduation.
Second runner-up honors went
to Susan Hall, 17, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Hill, Rt. 2,
Pelzer. Susan, a senior at Ellen
Woodside High School, Is unde
cided about plans after gradu
ation from high school. •
Last year’s queen, Sally Cope
land, was unable to attend the
meeting to pass her crown to
her successor. This task was
ably performed by H. M. Paris,
the Co-Op manager.
Other contestants included
Frankie Gwinn, Fountain Inn;
Frances Robbins, Clinton; Lin
da Brewington, Cross Anchor,
Senera Wofford, 1 Cross Anchor;
Carol Griffith, Greer; Brenda
Woods, Owing*; and Gwen Mc
Call, Simpsonville.
Also, Cynthia Bishop, Mount-
ville; Nancy Stoddard, Owings;
Henrietta Crapps, Klnards; Pol
ly Ann Altaic, Clinton; Jane
Everhart, Clinton; Anna Beth
Brewington, Cross Anchor;
Cathy Davis, Clinton; Mary
Lynn Williams, Cross
Nancy Neely, SimpeonvUle;
Alice ~
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