Battery Creek High School - Delphis Yearbook (Beaufort, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1985 volume:

2 .M-f 'F-X www, X X Zig N 1985 DELPHIS BATTER Y CREEK HIGH SCHOOL 2900 Mink Point Blvd, Burtnn. South Carolina 29902 Volume IX Table nf Contents Opening Theme . . . . Srluml Lili' . Ptwpl? . . VV-, . . Organizations S ts ...,.. . par Ads ,. .,,.,.. .. Closing Theme ,.... ..... I h ,U 100 l I6 Iii-l I-18 l'rv-ernifzoiz ru' olil lizwlzzorirs. Uiii Iricmis hifi lzlrmu-il 'l'hf- i-mlrleim ff! sriuwss St'l1Il'lIH'l1I.s lor lin' flllllllllllxij ul fi new year. fvf- ' af fr 1 - mrIln,., n11rprn,,ru,s. We sailed out of the old and into the new. The summer saw friends graduating going to new horizons and others returning to start their new dreams. They looked forward to the last year of school, picking out class rings, adjustments to new schools and friends and graduation. We sailed through the year - look- ing toward exercise of our freedoms through dreams, through choice, through memories , . . 'D is .94 - 'M :SPIKJ 1 VlbK W 3 I im , .e Q ia' I t is Q Gif j '5?f1,,, f - B 3 g if . ,JJ Q I Q: 1 - l ww . I sn I '35 Golden is the morning sun That shines through the day Golden is a shining star That makes your dreams come Close your eyes and dream And your thoughts will turn to gold. M. McCarrol1 true ,. 'fri 'fi ws A new year offers new ad- ventures and new dreams for new students. A new year . , . here we go again. This was the big year. Life offered many choices chances to change - chances to remain the same. School rules were new- tardy took on a new meaning. The govern- ment readied for changes. We all exercised our rights, class selections, voting, dress We sailed we soared we sur V1 ved We remembered I 'Mbp- A chance to soar over the wide blue expanse Spectators witch as the big bird soars laura fhooses her style of dress I A E I M. Watson listens as campaign 84 is discussed I . Av ft II- ' ' H- , -. Ded1ca t1on Engllsh and Joumallsm and yearbook adwser She lS a nat1ve Georglan and stlll lives there Although her formal trammg was llmlted to basic college courses she has worked hard at bemg a good journallsm adwser for the DELPHIS staff smce 1982 We the DFLPHIS staff of 1985 d6dlC3t6S thls book to our adviser Ms BJ Mllls fl e :Eff , I I Ms: B.J. Mills - a hard Working, dedicated teacher of SCHOOL LIFE Fun In The Summe1't1me The doors reopened - Summer School 1984. Three days after the close of the regular season of school, summer school was in session. It was a need - it was a choice. The long hot summer stretched longer for those who were in by 7:00a.m. and out by 1:00p.m. Classes were 3 hours long and breaks were Hfteen minutes long. Two longer breaks that ga ve students and teachers a reprieve were the Fourth of July and Water Festi- val celebrations. The festival was an annual event held at the Waterfront. Flea markets, parachute jumps, air shows, Ronald McDonald, cotton candy, cokes, hotdogs and us - great fun lincluding sum- mer schoolj in the summertime. l J. Evans mans the concessions at the Water Festival. P. Lazzo looks Har fun by the water Even the rain couIdn't hamper 'lf Smith is spirit. Snack break har K, Iilmick and -l. Sin-rth. , . .N s i -'ai a Z' Q., I7 Crmhx -tudles h ard for her mnnet Behind ex erx good Iwnk C oath Drafts prepare-. for his Gummer students Ifettlnff up 11 Net en 1n the IIIUFIIIIIIQ takes IIS toll on I Grlthn S Pluudemz heatx the heat to the heat of Beat It 'U Prxe dreims nt the last das nt summer wehmrl I '- I Yfflzwllllzw- IIs L1II'l,g'hI In .nk lffr hrlp .I lffpwk .md R UIHIJINN 111.111 lmvffflx AYAIIHI il w NHllH'fj1lllL' In N111mA,1in,11I STN A Day In The Life O D01 phjns Hard smrk :nfl fun equi! 1 und lla Hard unrl. n1 :Ae N lun ton and H Smllh le ull Sonze Iudx uhlle nzher 'leacherx eat dr1nL and make plan tnr next permd ' ' 'z ' zszg ss, ' ' ' z's.', pg z ' ssd . .' s V' .Q .' z. 1 - fs' .' Girls Having Fun One ofthe nicest highlights of the school term was the pageant for the crowning of Miss BCHS. This was the pag- eant open to all senior girls who wished to compete in the talent, swim wear and evening gown competitions. This years theme was the overall feelings of all the girls who competed e Girls Just Wanna Have Fun. After long and strenuous rehearsals, the big day arrived --f October 13, 1984. The hard work ofthe girls and Ms. Wil- liams, Ms. Green, Ms. Parker, Ms. Stickle, and Ms. Bates paid off The evening was a success and hard work and beauty paid off lt was the consensus of all the girls in the pageant. lt was hard work, taut nerves and anxiety M but it was all funf ,Npoiisors nf Ihr p.'1,geA.'111! ual! lor Ihr- ,g.1l.'i In llffiflll, The 4'o11Ic-sI.'1l1I- rliiliwf' In Ihe- lun! of the rbeiiiel uf the' fI.'lL'6'i1lll. llressing romn lI1il'X'l16'IIl as Ihr mfiile-sI,1l1rs prepare In go on .stage Con testen ts Cempetmg Is Half The Fun FIIIS um forthe tlltle were Kelly Outlaw Diana lucky Sylvla I sr Janle Delanex Rhonda lhlllams Tracey Delaney Jennifer Topmk Michelle R1 s Maureen Orfnrd and Janet Ifvans 13 Q I I1 ' , 1 f 2 if ! , 1' , x I ' 1 1 -' N I . v ' Y v I . D g ' , 4 , . , - , . .Ubi , ,V j ' bn-' ' ' Living The Glamorous Life A pageant was the chance for beauty, talent and in- telligence to be displayed tentold. From the opening number to the Hnal question, competition, talent and fun intermixed. Contestants vied in sportswear, swim Wear, evening Wear and questions. Talent ranged from dance to song to acting. lt was a night ot' beauty -f a night offun. , .I D Q x Smiles vorer the ll6'l'VUllSIll S5 ot' NI. lfiggs ,I Evans and QW. Urtbrd, A final vhanve for lnugging lmthrf' the .-ermus c'nn1petilinn begine. 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II was time 1111 them ffl I,11c'kx'. First FIIIIIIPFYIIIJ Hh1111rl11 l'.'1 'Ire .' I 't 1'. fl'1I 1 I '!1I1.', .wel ' If - - UWT: 3:11 hx' ' wk. H'1'll'1 s ' l thf lwwly ' ' ml Runners Up Fourth Tracey Delaney Second Diana Lucky Third - Kelly Outlaw First - Rhonda Williams B. C. Homecoming was one of the big events ofthe year. This week was set aside for showing of spirit, alumnae return, the crowning of queens and the llllgf HOME game. Spirit Week as it is called, gave all a chance to 'dress up' and show they were rooting for the home team. During the show ofspirit, several uonzpetitions were held. Doors were devoraled, spirit rhains linked. err. This year the spirit was high, Seniors were winners, and Homecoming Week saw the freek rise to the ocea- sion. .Uiss Senior 4-onle.-fall! Nl. lVllliarn,4 Punk day was the most popular for K. I 'hipps ll, u'lllI'i1lII.'4, and -l. Evans. 11. Urlord and W. Vail punk out tor Homee ronzing. The 1.11 ullx If-.isl flrlrfng Splril uwlv Shows Spirit Q W. W gm, -15-.f Punkjn ' ut I 1 I JM! D Cmbx pn 9 mth lx I IHIPI' ind I 111171117 13911111 II our are D Vnr an U Hat-.rm and lx U rwht The ward 1 punk is u,r1tte11 1111 I Thnrzztfm , ' r 1 A 1' ' 'f . 1' r r ' 1 V 'I 1 1 'I' l'lt1'n1ate1'11p11nk -- IJ. .Uzittheuia K. Paschal. K, Outlawand L. ,Veltzer 1 The Big Day The Dolphins came home fiom a tour game losing Streak. Ahove all that losing, they Still had spirit and Contqdenee. They z1nx'io11slyawaited F riday ee the eulmination of Homeeoniing Week. The pep rally was tull ot' hope, pep and spirit ns the erowcl looked on Io see pagentiv and competition. The elass queens were announced and later on that night, the Homecoming Queen would he announced. The pep rally only whetted appetites, the game and zz win woulo' sz1t1'slfx' alll The pep mllbx' vrmwl uunit the spirit stick N'llllIt'l'. ll, Urfortl .intl S. Uetitlieriorrl xi- HlIIll6'1'1ll7ll.Il,! vlo l'l.i.N ln-.iriiiw H .Nuiie-, lx' Wright 1illtl5. l'r,wIr 0 uf if The glare nl' the sun would nut dunmer hnrzwnunillg spiril. jvllflldllslll sludenrx lmk the 117111115 nl splrll rompetltmn A 1 1 5 x i ' x Q X I I W f ,, I L. Matheny clowns around for homecoming. ,Ya M mga 3 mug ' s . f 1'- it .L- -ii' O 'Q Q ' gm V! ! ',my i x I .n I , '1- 4 .ET A The Beauty O Homecoming On Friday, October 19, 1984, avery exciting event took place. Lovely ladies took to the Held to be crowned Homecoming Queen 1984-85. That afternoon, the class queens had been an- nounced and the big moment was at hand. The stu- dents selected the final list through popular vote and the football players elected the Queen. At the close of the halftime events, Sylvia Doe had been crowned Homecoming Queen for the 1984-85 school term. Junior class queen Adrieene Smith First runner up Debbie Cooper and escort Kenneth Brown. Sophomore class queen Paula Doe and Senior Class queen Sharon Prior. Second runner up Wendy Cail and escort Charles Brown. 9 5' fuk-S 4 , -'Q , ' Q C. Z' Q 71' ?ff.,,' -'R+ - K ,X -up-7 if-wr The biggest game ofthe Season was the cross town rivalry Dolphins vs. Eagles. For an entire week the theme was 'Rival Week' f Pluck The Ea- gles. Each day was a special day from opposite sex dress up, Hallow- een Day. fountry Western, lVlix match and Blue and Gold Day. Poster and hanner vontests were held: doors were devorated, a 'lttnerf al'tor the plot-ked eagle and a eulogy read. Friday night we did not suvceed i11 removing all feathers from the Ea- gle. but the Spirit and the rivalry made tor a great week and a great game. Xl. 11,1-l'lL'll'll,N1lll and lx' Pringlt- on ll.-tllowf-4-11 lklx lx .Nrnallx .md V lfrou 11 mix .mr llonned in htf Nt'Nlf'I'l1 gear If l' .xIHI'1,'.'1I1. l'1r.1te- -l. ll.1tt.-lwrts rn-.idx lor .1 tml or treat. Us Vs. Th em AFA l rn ttt li . tw? ,ww O yflggk. 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N. , .ff .V .f-. ,-ff -' J ,V pn 'n.,5.A'i:.:f w -a A- l.:-yr f . ' ,gf ,, A f - - 'f5W3'573f', f , S. Ns .la it Q 1 iii I.: r 1 1 .AN 'T' 'D ,I --O . I . r f 'A' ' I N,K v-Q v I w ,xy p X ' ' X ,J Q ...f 1 s W. 5' I -Q' I 1 -'sf M H , I ,ix Q flksinfii' , wi' 'l 'L 9 9 .ly r 'I ' 'QXRXXYK 3' s My ' ' Af k., ,' . ,431 1 1 'ow . r K. .,-,, g ,sa nf ' S4 J ..,,? I C 4, 9' M we mv 'ii ' --uns-'- -unmann- nv- -Q Q is S vi ka CIN 54, , 4 ik 'fx - 2 5 nu.. gag, i mfi Leaders Of The Pack The 3dIT1lIllStI'Hfl0I7 staff dld thelr best to make the school year the best one exer The prmelpals handled all problems and Changes mth the ffreztest nl ease and the seeretarrec marked dlll,EfPIlIlX to make sure the students rec en ed all mlnrmatlfm on time William I unter, I'rim'lp'1l ,I 1 wn fv0iiXlll7l, Asst. ll'flIl'1' Ja ,lnlnes S111-Yfll. Asst, Principal l.mn'se -lnhnsnn. Runkkeeper .x'Hl1l',X' l.mn'ks, Sf-vretarx' Our guidance department helped students mth scheduleG c areer Cholees personal problems and uorlced 111 general to make each stu dents school Course Q smooth one The ffuldanee department also worlced uell mth keepzng an aceu rate account ot grades and atten dance r c IIII llller I m c r Itllclx I oucll I 111 c r Ill 1 N crc r r c ml lcxer Iltfndmcf LA .Ur Smyth holds court in the l'Hfk'lfAl'1't1 .Urs ,Hiller he-lps with college wltolws Very Spee1al Teach ers rllr 1 u :rd In Nh ff urn 'atrlcla Humphrle Pmotzon al Handn ipped Doris Ford Hemedl al Readm fMath Robert Rumlex ln 5411001 Suspension Students who needed specral attentzon m eer tam areas were afforded the ava111b1l1ty of certaln teachers who were there to help them IH speclal subject areas as well as related school problems and emotlonal problems There was help for them II? Enghsh Math Hlstors help Hu' them wlth emotlonal problems and even someone to help those who could not get to class on tzme No Photo Avaliable Y Boolfmg On Knowledge f lllnriri rx Ill Ire c 1r1rx :ln ' 1 or rr n fr pr It I 4 Inu The llbrarlan and her staff gave programs to help students prepare for term papers and research papers The shoppmg bag of knowledge was very popular wlth the students The students were also glven an orlentatlon at the start ofthe wear to acquamt them Wlfh the servzces the hbrarx prowded The new Image of the hhrars pro jected bds Ms Pnester made lt a mee place to be. Addmg Up Our Ps And Qs lull: fr s I' rem Half l' l1 h flrnn I fmplwf ll Pug, 1 Rllll 1rd 1 oodenough P: la lll W is 1'-M' Plc mor Wir hall H hlte ,W Pug, lourn llrenrl1'U1ll Fug, lourn Smdrr U lu mf 5111111511 l amara I H11 Ann 1'l1,L,llSh llll 5tI'llJI14-'F Heidm One of the hlggest prryects for the math and English departments was asslstlng teachlng and rem dratlng students ln thelr baszc skllls As the haslc skllls and the BSAP testlng program became a blgger force 1n academlcs so drd the jobs required bv these departments In the Fngllsh department the emphasls was on readmg and Wflflflg and the math de partment concentrated on addmg mp' i subtractmg multlplymg and dzvld mg The three R s more lmportant than ever The forergn language department offered beglnner and advance courses rn French Spanzsh and Lat IH Not only were the classes offered but the students were grven the op portunlty to experience the culture of these lands through Elm clubs food and travel WW WMM? 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'DM AZ bqfhjvxscflb. we MLQWU iwmag ,king QQOD GAALQ QJMSQME expenmented w1th the mlnd but ae tual IH School experzments were 8V3Il8bl6 The SCIENCE fa1r also gave students a chance to chow the1r tal ente and exprew thelr 1deaG f . ,' V 5 - .5 'f 1 .lol l 1 'gg ls UU' . X -l.'ll fvnnli, 11-.orv ' I n , 1 'E oss ' 1, '.1,' lg g' , 5, fs 1,' . ' . 'worxi 11 , 'X .g ' . ' g , hs 1 V' '11 H lr S, 'st 1 4' 0 1 , - fx, O R 1 A J I VX L 1 ' ' 0 T A at V UL 1 K -Q 2- ti tg 'G ww-gt 71 ffflllill I 1 nm!! H ss rxl lx' lun n MZ? r I mL IIN rs 4 Iv 111 i- lu hind him I4 r ml1 f N zlunun cm: uwnxl fl1 zrr unrlx mf I fx 1 Nturx 'Ur fm mn lJI'Ff71I'P fur hz new! 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This t-nurse was df'Slk,fI16'd to give the students the rules and I'Pglll!1f1'!Jf1S of the rot-1d as well as first hand exper- 1'e11r'e in 0lI'I'Vl.I1g,f. A hreak from hard wnrk was pru- vfded through study halls, Pfaeh Stu' dent was given the opportllnitwv to Set 41.N1'de Une wlztss periud solely tbr Qtudux' nr fN'0.IIHI'l,l1,Ef wnrlc llfr the next r H bn-an ff, 1 Vs. Janie Slllllh Studs Hill RIN. Jamie Vim Ntudx 1 D1Sh1Hg Up Good Meals Clean Schools lu IP f rltfln lem Hllllf r If nora lt-'llllll I'I77l71iI1,IXtI' le 111 Ho:-. om zu -Xnme Ilonzlzl on 'Not houn xllflhl l1'url.1 The cafeterza pros :ded trav lunches bag lunches and crmpy Gal ade each day The jamtonal Graff kept the faclll ty IH tlp top Qhape as thev were seen even dav every permd shmmg and cleaning Xernelle I ref ne Dain N rwht ullllilll Broun Buford I irr limes 1 reene On ir Smalls Not shown Sznmm I rm!! o o f 5 1 - . 1 ' .1 1 ' 'aj ' ' , 1 Hs -z Qs 1: . : s A' 5 1 '1 ' 7 ' f - , ., . k . 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Illlt helps H ll wrnfl 1 rm us TABITHA HOUQTONI PATTI JENKINS C HFRX I IOHNQON D NRI FNF IOHNTQON KI' ITH KPI QON 2 ...Q QIIAWV I ARQOV III I IAN I AWRI'Nf I' PAl1I I A770 ANDREA I EGREE ROQAI IND I LOYD DIANA LUCKY CIIERYL MACK STACY NIANIGO LARRY IVIELTZICR 1 XSQFR 'VHDDI PTON RFITH VIIDDI PTON Velffer lx lhlpp 1111 zlrx 'VIELIQQA 'VIIDDI FTON PX ONNF 'VIlTf HEI I lm il' IJEBRA MORGAN INPIZ NIORRALI. SHFRYI. NIORRALI. SHARON MULLIGAN ESTELIA MURRAY RICHARD NAGORNIAK 'Oh mf- kv PAMELA NIX RENEE NUNES MAUREEN ORFORD ix ' 1'-9 Q- KELLY OLTLAW BARBARA PATTERSON JAMES PEARSONT DON U U PRIPQTP R RONFTTF PRITC HFTT n.N.. i E. 1 SHARON PRI OR 'VIARI OWI' RIC HARDSON INIICIII-ll.I.I-1 RIFCS FATHERINI-I ROBERTS CALVIN ROBINSON 10' I l T'- I ARRY QOLOMAN LUCY SCHI EUGER DANIFI QCHROCK ULYSSES SHEPPARD CYNTHIA SIMMONS DONNA SIMMONS GWENDOLYN SINGLETON 'VIICHAEL QINGLETON ROBFRT QINGLETON 'VIICIIFI I I QMAI I Q MPI IQQX QMITH MELVIN sPEAKQ LEVITIK L Q QUMPTI R Im' r 'Ho LISA Sl NDRLA Rl TH SX ES LONST-KN-LE TOI BI' RT he-449' I 1 , 'x I ,.,.. .V H'iIShl'II,L,'fUI'I hzirfls Ihr- IIJFIJI-I7'df'lI :frm lffr rhf 11 ' :1 1 f- - V - . . I I . X 9 t 1 w ' ' ' W ' 'Y W ' w V Y ' una JENNIFER TOPCIK DAVID TROUTMAN DEBRA WASHINGTON MICHAEL WASHINGTON ANGELA WASHINGTON WANDA WASHINGTON WV! T Y C27 KEN1 WATSON SLSAN WEATHERFORD ANGELIA WESTBERRY .JY A - if J ff I T-so . . if , BPVPRIY VNHITI' CPDRIQ VEIIIIAMQ ilhzrl r lr 1 'Vllhl'lll' WIIIIYVIS RHONDXWIIIIAMQ DARRYI, Wll,I,lANlSON ANGPILIER WILSON Kl'Il'I'H WRIGHT SCOTT WYANT MARIA WYATT GLEN YOUNG TODD YOUNGDAHL SHIRLEY WILSON CHANTA WISE fl Senior Sweethearts She Wallis The lovelx lads crowned Miss BFHS was lanet Ev ms She not onlx held thls title but wae eaptam of the zhcfrleadmg squad md was also presldent of the Stu dent I UUINII Iwen though selectmn ol the queen was done hx a panel of Judges not school Connected he popular consensus was that she was a ChOlCPf1XOI'PdlH her peers 1 regal queen Us lanet lwans ln Beauty I K '1x!52 i lr 5435 'Ffa Viw ,WEEK ,r Y v s v ' s hw r s' lr, ' 1 Y b A . . - v 1 . . n ' ,W , ' . ' ' 1 1 1 ' - 1 f 71 v 1 v 1' i Y I . 1 . . . . , - , . , . , , . . , . , . . , . . 1 4' 1 .l. 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Beauty Un Parade Fhosen hx herpeers and -elected hx the tooth all team to I'9lg'I7 as their hnmeeommff queen u as Ms Sxluz Doe Sxlua the daughler of Ms luellle lxelson 1s 1 I lhran Her h0lIlJ16S mclude danemg skating and smg mg After hlffh school her plans are college and a pass: ble Career m modelmg Semors Un The Move YEWF ri Semor D11'ect01'y STAYCE ALSTON JENNIFER ARNOLD JAMES BABB ROBERT BARLOW CHRISTOPHER BARNES MICHELLE BENSON ANITA BENTON LESLIE BING KELVIN BLUE EDWARD BOOTLE CHRISTOPHER BOSTON RONNIE BRIGHT BONITA BROWN JOHN BROWN PERNELL BROWN CARMEN BRYAN LONNIE BRYAN TINA BURNETT ANTHONY CALLOWAY CURTIS CAMPBELL WYNDIE CAPERS LISA CARROLL KELLY CHIPPS GEORGE COAKLEY CONSTANCE COKER DEBBIE COOPER VINCENT CORCORAN GINGER COX MARILYN CYR SYLVIA CYR TRACEY DAISE DARRELL DAVIS JAMES DAVIS FRANKLIN DELANEY JANIE DELANEY TRACEY DELANEY DANA DEVOE MICHAEL DIBIASE GREGORY DIETRICH RICHARD DOE SHARON DOE SYLVIA DOE ROBERT DORAY MICHAEL DRAYTON BENJAMIN EDGIN JOHN EGAN DENA ENGLISH ANDREA EUGENE CHARLENE EUGENE JANET EVANS MARY ALSTON SIMON COLEMAN FELICIA FIELDS THERESA FIELDS JEANESE FINLEY LEON FLOYD JACQUELINE FOLKS MICHAEL FORD CHRISTOPHER FOX BRENDA FRANCIS WALTER FULTON ANNIE GARMON TERRY GARVIN LESTER GILBERT MARK GRAY BRIDGET GREEN EDWIN GREEN REGINA GREEN ERIC GREENE FRED GREENLEE TONYA GRIFFIN WENDY GRIFFIN MICHELLE GUEST JONATHAN HABERSHAM MELISSA HALEY WILLIE MAE HAMPTON LAURA HANNAH RHONDA HARPER THERESA HARPER SAMUEL HARRIS DAVID HART LISA HENRY BENNY HEYWARD ELLIOT HIDDLESON JEFFREY HOLLIDAY ANGELA HOLMES CINDY HOUSTON TABITHA HOUSTON DERRICK JACKSON THOMAS JAMES PATTI JENKINS CHERYL JOHNSON DARLENE JOHNSON ELAINE JOHNSON LONELL JOHNSON KEITH KELSON CAROL KLAUSMAN KAREN KLAUSMAN LISA KRAMBER SHAWN LARSON HAROLD LAWRENCE LILLIAN LAWRENCE ERIC FIELDS DENNIS HARPER JULIA LAWTON SYLVIA LAWTON PAUL LAZZO ANDREA LEGREE DIANA LUCKY CHERYL MACK CAROL MADDREIN WILDA MALDENADO STAYCE MANIGO PERNELL MARTIN TINA MCDONALD RODDY MEDDERS LARRY MELTZER JOHN MESSIER CASSER MIDDLETON KEITH MIDDLETON MELISSA MIDDLETON EDDIE MILES EVONNE MITCHELL DEBRA MORGAN INEZ MORRALL SHERYL MORRALL JOSEPH MULLIGAN SHARON MULLIGAN DWAYNE MULLINIX ESTELLA MURRAY RICHARD NAGORNIAK HEATHER NICHOLSON PAMELA NIX MAUREEN ORFORD KELLY OUTLAW BARBARA PATTERSON JAMES PEARSON SANDRA PERRY LOUIS PINCKNEY CHARLES POWELL DENNIS POWELL DONALD PRIESTER RONETTE PRITCHETT SHARON PRYOR ELIZABETH PURVIS ERNEST RENWICK MARLOWE RICHARDSON MICHELLE RIGGS CALVIN ROBINSON CATHERINE ROBERTS LAWRENCE SALOMON STANLEY SANDERS TIMOTHY SAUNDERS PETER SCAGLIONE ROSALIND LLOYD RENEE NUNES DANIEL SCHROCK KEITH SCHUBERT JOHN SCROGGINS ULYSSES SHEPPARD CYNTHIA SIMMONS DONNA SIMMONS GWENDOLHN SINGLETON MICHAEL SINGLETON ROBERT SINGLETON JULIA SIADE MICHELLI SMALLS MELISSA SMITH MELVIN SPEAKS TYRONE SPEAKS LEVITICUS SUMPTER LISA SUNDRIA RUTH SYES CONSTANCE TOLBERT JENNIFER TOPCIK MICHAEL TRIMMIER DAVID TROUTMAN JOHN WALKER JOSEPH WARD ANGELA WASHINGTON DEBRA WASHINGTON WANDA WASHINGTON IONA WATSON KEM WATSON MICHELLE WATSON SUSAN WEATHERFORD ANGELIA WESTBERRY BEVERLY WHITE CEDRIC WILLIAMS MIKELLE WILLIAMS RHONDA WILLIAMS DARRYL WILLIAMSON ANGELIER WILSON SHIRLEY WILSON CHANTA WISE KEITH WRIGHT YVETTE WRIGHT SCOTT WYANT MARIA WYATT DON YOUNG GLEN YOUNG TODD YOUNGDAHL LUCY SCHLEUGER MICHAEL WASHINGTON Speczkzl A u fogmphs J un1o1' Co unc1l Under the leadershzp of Ms Abel the Ju nzor Councrl s brggest endeavor was plannmg and presentmg the Jumor Senzor Prom Chooslng themes rentmg halls provldmg music these were only a few of the jobs they had to undertake Knowmg a great prom requlred lots of tlme effort and Hnan czal support thev Worked hard to prowde a hundred percent ln each of these areas 9 0 A 3 ..v t 1- ,. 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Xeer fmrdrm Y ilrnusky Prank x1llH16'f lffnznzx H iNhllIgIUI1 l:EUI'g,'dIIII Hashlngtnn s Ledlv Weyandt K 61 th WlgglHS Mlchelle Wilson Kelly Wnght Quandare Youn Valene Young Dee Zamer Ernest Zermgue Linda Williams . L g Junior Days .-1. fosby, H. Plnwdeniz, and A. Legree make Iheir ufavx' In the next vlafs. Y Rrrmvl. IJ. Ibslny, A. f'n.Nl1As' are Uflllllfl-llgf Ihr rlays 111 .w111'11r days. HHY5'1vfl,hI.l7gfIkY 1'111I.x' are K. l'11s1'hz1l and fl. l,hI'lI1ll'gX'. Hfrlf Ill-gfhl 11111 Ihr K. l'.'1.N1'l1.'1l, .-1. Srnflh. N Slllllfh 3111! H. lfllllll -if R Clavtnn 4 Iurman and T Drew enjm flllllh X I reenz Urprzsed ill 'Ualhem spn 111011 H wx unrlx fmuu mn II the Hater PP I1 x Q '. 'r1',,h f 'ill -nz' ,. oph om ores I eorge Alhanv lfolzert Alston Matthew Andercon Sherri Antlev Q. David Ashworth if Iarrle Harden I eresa Beach C hnstme Herhard David Beck lamle Bellamy 5.512 I aura Bell Jacquelme Benjamm Joanna Berry Rotunda Best Delores Blue Alive Bodklns 'Vlark Borsteadt Shawn Bounds lamec Bowers Fwendolyn Bradley Mallcca Bright Angela Brown I arolvn Brown Roy Brown Ton Va B ufford Tammy Burgm lames Burnett ,,,, V , , A- , lg . . A if - 4 . ' -'fllfpm ' .9 , A, I -f ,V Q' Q: ,ef- A I f O' wi, ' A- B , w A - 'Li .L,' f 4 . Q I A X ' 1 , ' X , - R z A 11 ' , u I I A m .- if . 1 . , . I , - y 0- tar flu fre Hum Tina Burn Lisa Bu Cllldk Butler RUblH Cedenu Rlzhard Fhartler Terrance Chrsolrn Kerth Collrer william Fool. Jimmy Cowan Deshaune Damelb Jeff Dane I ula Dane Wade Delanex Stacev Deloach Tammy Deloach Jay Demallne Rufue Drlllgard Paula Doe 0 Malcolm Donalds Trina Drew Daud Egan Deborah Fennell Joe Frelds Sandra Fields Robert Flanagan W rlllam Flow ers I7 N 89 R mdill Ford 1nthnns Fowler lne Frantxen Shelton Fraser Ierrx Freeman A411 helle Frye Stan Fulton Karel Furman KFHIL Garcia Richard Garcia 'Ierew Grant fherlx n I reen Freeman Green Jamea Green James Green Shzrlex Green 'Ieresa I reene Kelqha Greene Doreena Gnffm Doneta frlfhn Alarvallna Grllfm Sonva 5 rlllln Annie Grober lohn Gmthe r1I710Zhj' C rothe Van Habersham .Mark Haley vs.- 1 A AWK as an nfl 1 9 ,f if 4-sw K? 3 1 -Q., 'Cy 4 'mf Vu? ir! 15 1 ivy 1 'J 5 iv' v- 'Cr' if .-ff' .l -5 Xanewi Hammond Bernadette Hampton Jerrx Hiusler lame Herndon Barbara Hrpp T1m1r1 Holder Dawn Holm Cathy Horle Howard Hue' S -1nnlna Hurtado Jenm Hx de Rlcardo Ibarro Terrance Iron: Brad Jackson Odesba James Ixelth Jenkms Renee Jenkins Frm Johnson FFHGSIIHE Johnson Jerry Johnson .Shane Johnson Lzsa Joneb Wana Jones Rodqell Jones bhella Keane Ruben Ixeith Brett Ixmnew 1Ilr1fII It mr e Xfl I 111 It e 1lI1e rr 1 UI11 r 1 1111 mu 1lI1 Im x I 1 1 XIII!! 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A w D Y ' ' ' 1 , . , ORGANIZATIONS One of the few extra curricular ac fumes zlhurded the studentc wac a chance to partlczpate IH VHFIOUQ clubs and 0I'g3H1Z3tl0HC These organlza tlons ranged from athletzce icholas Ile polltleal aeqlqtance and plaln en fovment With the help of various sponsors earh organlratlon made a name for itself In lhe arehlvec of BC'HS Even though all were not re presented IH picture Come ol the more popular organlratlons are The Math Club The Art C'luh The PHI A The ChF1QIIHH C luh The Stu Math Club den! Coumzl lhe Honor Souets DPIPHIS 'lhe C'reek Tlmec The Chorus Band The Cheerleaders Forelgn Language Clube Model Umted Nations Ofhce C'u1dance and I zhrarv aldea and BUG Drzsers S-O A Stroke Of Genius 'N .bl The Art Club P Q ,szsssuais fqfi I' 00 Jr llc: Um versa! Language S tud en t C0 un C11 Ofhcers News In Wew 9 r's ! l I3 I Model Um ted Na t10ns -uf J ,fi tit!! X Keeping In Step ..,, , , lf' 2 W me N5 2' Staymg In Tune S9H1.0I' Chorus Something To Cheer About DELPHIS Staff I t takes hard Work hard workers and lots of money to put a yearbook together Thanks to ded1cated staff members the yearbook rolled off the press and became a lastmg memory for hundreds of students Thzs was a speclal one because very sta dedicated and determzned staff members Worked agalnst all odds and made It Thls one was for you Kelly Beverly Jeanese Mells dle Susan Danny Dzana Mark and some speclal help from Chanta Rotunda and Ms Woods D sa, Laurie, Angelia, Jenny, Renita, Rhonda, Kelly, Ed- Une Last Look I xg ' ,n 4 31231 5 i' k W... 'Xi V54 :in 9 r y , Q an 9 ' ' .11 W? s 1 f PORT 1 Sports The vear IH sports was a wznnmg season New faces new coaches new goals to reach Fach team s dreams soared hwh at the l76g'lI1I'lIHU' ot each season reaching for a wm and 1 championship season Practlce was long and hard and played just as the real thlnff would hate heen The old adage of prat tlce makes perfect was adapted bv euh team The teams were IH the hands of fhle touhes Ur Stroman Wr Drafts 'VIr IJIHIICIC Mr Wallace Mr Haco lVIr lhe fhange m the dC'3d6IT1lt program saw strltter entortement of more studwng and a great lmprovement II1 scholastlc axerages as well as athletic statlstlcs Even pass was not seven points everv dunk was not two Even krck drdn t make the lme everv move wasn t a pm fall but each team made a respectable showmg IH thelr Held or on their courts Whether winners on the scoreboard or wmners at heart the Creek athletes rose to the occasion It the record hooks dldn t say champlonshlp the Dolphrn fans knew they were A look back on a great season great teams In PGTSDGCKI Ve I , 1' A .' Q, T ' ' z ' 1 J . 3 . T , rt , . u 1 Riddle. Mr. Turner and their assistants. fi ' .' I ' , i T, H f 'I . 1 Y ' , . - i , . v' s V - ' w ' IN IJ I A g N N II U X rl: Il 1 nl xx nf X 1 1 XIII Nl llll N11 r flff llarllfx IHH X rA! If 7 -lk' Forrtlfzlll Derek Saxon Adrian .Uoultrie Walker Flowers Ffric Johnson .lerrv Pringle -lay Denzaline .loe Frantzen .Hare Haley 'lfvrone Uree Honnie Leatherdale Robert Simmons Shawn Hounds 'l'errx' Owens .laeoh Hadflen Jerry -lohnson George Kovach Josh Tallentine Doug Powell Steven .Mulligan Darien Jenkins X'arsity Haske-tlmll Eric' Green Fortis Campbell .Hike Robbins James Davis Danny Slagel Keith Follier Hank lVleGowan Pernell .Martin Darell Davis Donniel Waters Donald Rivers Kelvin Blue My 'Q 7333, -L-L x - . 3 - Q. - : EF k ,ii H ag mi r, l I1Jl1klf,fvlf-llf.1ff lx,u.11.1fe-.411 l'rlngl lfl'lfj,L't'f ffft't'll lx',1xff1:1'.1 I'h1'.wln1 5hi1WI1i1 Hrfmk- lX,HI'f1I1 A713113-IIILIII flarffl IXFIHHSINHII 'l'r.'1r'f1x' lhflzzlujx -!.1flm- lwrlliw VIQIVHAIIIX' Sirmzg 1111111-llrwlwl' lffflufrfx: .xlilfllll ,.'v' Wres tl ers W1ll1am Backus Robert Barlow Edward Cason M1ke D1b1ase Terrv Garvm Fred Greenlee Jeff Hausler Adnan F me Grant Lvons Trov Mas Joe Peeden Earl Pmcknev Dawd bator Doug Shrrlev Josh Tallentlre 39 fx Qgagvgxowqgg WCB V505 we 090002 W WS Baseball H983 841 Mark Barnum Charlze Kmg Clay Shoemaker Joe Jenkms Jerry Martin Mark Gray T 1m Saunders Anthony Rwers Walken Flowers Eddre Mrles Pat Habersham Joe Flelds Ervin Mulligan Season Stats 8 losses 0 0 oy N05 62,552 lg ,es qfwislfvd Cds QP N H590 ffffacf QMQW 12 was Us wil fr Eyes n E x xX N U MW W s f 9? 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DENNIS PAGE President OWNER 950 S RIBALJT RD BEAUFORT S C 2990 MARTIN S MEN S WEAR LIMITED 813 Bay Street Beaufort SC n H 'on P O Box 1757 f803j 524 4454 Port Royal SC 29935 Res 524 9284 524 7221 PERSONAL DRY CLEANERS cu 1' AND SHIRT LAUNDRY CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS The Savmgs Place Beaufort SC 29902 1907 Boundary Street 524 1087 Beaufort SC 99909 524 8900 MAGIC TOUCH BEAUTY SALON Beaufort SC 29902 Class of 85 FOI! a 3 ! G . n Y 1 7 ' 7 1 ! , -1 -4 ' ... A AS: 8:43 'V As 209 West Street , :L 'V sf! fir Wifi hiv 4 . , A . - CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS DISCOUNT TIRE SHACK 1900 Hl17ilIf R 0' -H1 Haj r Brand le ale and Ret ill P B x ? I I'ranc1 I Ts1er 0117 ANNS BOUTIQUE Iffflf' f 'fhf Bay Street Tradmg Co f M 19 t ax The Book Shop OPFICF DFSIC N Fl RINITI RFK Sl PPI IFS Old Laurel Bay Road 808 Bax St eet HlghW3X S' 40 Beauf wrt SC 79907 846' 4800 74 7000 CONGRATULATIONS SENI ORS FROM LINDA ENTERPRISES LTD 4313 Pmewood Crrcle West Beaufort, SC 29902 09031346 3784 W . ' z on A . 'o . 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CONVENIENCE PLUSXMUNCH CITY PO BOX 426 BEAUFORT SC 803 846' 2388 CONGRATULATIONSW' 803 524 3191 COASTAL CONTRACTORS N 702 Bladen St Beaufort SC 524 4647 BI TT Y S flower shop jenn y green sharon peterson 722 bay Street beaufort sc 29902 To our daughter Kelly edltor of the yearbook an to all the class of 85 Best of Luck THE OU TLAWS CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 85 PALMER DI CKERSON INC Mechanzcal Con tractors Heatmg A1r Condmonmg Electrlcal bn' CREATIVE INTERIORS INC INTERIOR DECORATING 803 524 2612 Randolph KRandyl Rentz 1404 Boundary St Pres !Manager Beaufort SC 29902 Res 803 525 1063 I ,gl - 94 L Y di i. 5-1 'ifiq ffm.- A , I C. . . , 1 I ' ' ' 1 7 Thanks Ms Tamarah Pmckney Ms Betty McCollum L!Cpl Fredrlck Nlcholson Mrs Ora Balley Sgt Jerry Gooch SSgt Mlke A Brock SSgt Paul A Barrett Sgt Ray Uvalle SSgt Wllllam Smlth Lon Hoover T1m Cogar Laurence R 8z Jonl V Gould Llsa Zelgler GSgt Dennls 8z Mrs Rhonda For Your Support James Cowan Wayne Burnsed GYSgt 8: Mrs Charles Boston 8: Ashley W1ll Cook Tma Burns Marla Jones Danny 8z Laurle Warren E Engllsh Mr gl Mrs Dean Shepard Marcy Klmbet Janet Lee Evans Mlchelle Benson Marla Wyatt Sz Scott Root Jaster Kelly Krlstme Outlaw Sgt. :I'homas.Reasinger Mary A1111 T0r0 Dr II Qoaxum 'Vls BI Vhlls Ms WM Woods Yahvo Ms I oulse Johnson Mrs Dorothv Mllls Ms Iocasta Washlngton Ms N Plankhl 'Vls Jennle S Green Harrs F Palmer Wllllam W Grant Rhonda Y WlIIlamS NQIIIQ qmgleton Pat Koss Snot Weatherford Susan Weatherford 'Nlaureen Orford Wendy Call Mr 8: Mrs James Smvth 'Vllchelle Riggs Sz Dale Henderson Best of Luck to Susand Mlchelle and 'Vlaureen Mr 8: Mrs fharles Weatherford Thanks 'Vls Mllls for makmg the searbook posslble I lpSlt7 Ray 8: Sllvla Dorman Vhssv I awson Rick Steen Tommy Drew I arry Hughes Ron 8L Paula Fox Jason Lee Buccaneer Motel Trooper M D Rlchardson v 1 .v.4. I Lf. .v.I . . .. . . . f . . I 5 . 4 A .. v , ' W ..r . . . 1 . .. f I .. . . .. , Y lc . . . I I A ...' 4 . ' Y , .. .. I , wh ll I ' ' K , 1 r And ow The End Has Come Sailing on down the line Sometimes not knowing Where you're going . . . We'll be on our way It's time to move along Sailing to our dreams It's hard to say goodbye . . Sailing on to good times . . 1 , - -- K -- W N- M A -.-so f x i'i' A sw Q I --- so sr- Partmg Shots , I a lm.. XM A X Sailin n As the DELPHIS staff and the class of 85 sails on, we look back on the support of all who made this yearbook possible. I would like to thank the staff for a great effort put forth. Let us look back on this as a trying but rewarding experience. Thanks to the student body and the faculty for their support and patience and most ofall their conHdence in us. Thank you Jack, you were a big help and a great booster. A special thanks to Ms. Mills for her support and for smiling through all the hard times. The DELPHIS lives!!! Sailin to good times . . . Good times never felt so good , . . JL DSI INS Fqx X? f 'f','.4VW-NR,-L.'X'x.,A Xxx. Q 54 :Z X fi? j x ,ff Xxx rj