Spring Valley High School - Saga Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

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. llllllllllllll. Gllamourous girls Glamorous Life was the theme of the Miss Spring Valley pageant, sponsored by Student Council. The pageant opened with freeze modeling of the latest fashions and talent competition. Eleven semi-fi- nalists were asked a question On my most glamorous night . . Junior Sharon Caldwell was crowned Miss Spring Valley after performing a monologue from the play Colored Women Who Have Considered Suicide. Sharon was sponsored by Junior House and is a member of the varsity track team. Hope Derrick was crowned Miss Senior. She was sponsored by Stu- dent Council. Miss Junior, Beverly Blouin, was sponsored by Junior House. Angie Smith was crowned Miss Sophomore and was spon- sored by Sophomore House. Amy Denton, Miss Freshmen was spon- sored by Freshmen House. Cathy' Dudley was awarded Grand Talent and Cathy Gantt re- ceived the honor of Miss Congenial- ity. Caldwell was surprised after win- ning her title. I never thought I would win. Then they called my number. I looked down to see if it was for real. The only thoughts going in my head were, 'My God, I'm dreamingf said Caldwell. Paula Cobb Modeling a sign of pure elegance, Sharon Caldwell I sports her casual wear to the audience and the judges, which helped her win. Even though my abilities were underestimated, I felt the greatest sensation as the crowd cheered me on. This will be an everlasing exper- ience tor me, says Caldwell. 'tThe Lady in Red was the dramatic monologue that showed Caldwell's determination as she stunned the crowd with her outstanding perfor- mance. Sponsored by Junior House, Sharon proudly accepts the title of Miss Spring Valley s I 2 5 S si, 5, Ji 2 s i as -i B

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Ftose Simons sponsored by senior Phillip Flor senior Lori Fioss sponsored by Stephen Goss R ennae Mangum Sponsored by Senior Bruce Senior Brenda Snow, sponsored by Ken Tribbleg cheerl tine. S enior Gail Sims, sponsored by Andre McKelvin Seniors, Bryan Franklin, Tim Bagley, Doug Hyatt, Kimberly Bickar, Jeff Dailey, Nancye Dibble and Kellie Sharpe cheer on the seniors at the pep-rally. Kimberly Gingsberg, senior, and her bear watch the eaders perform their Born in the USA rou- Let ' s do 't ga' But it was not a flop. lt was great. We started the week with a fantastic array of lunch activities and ridicu- lous dress, and we beat Eau Claire by a comfortable 18-0 to close out Primetime To be honest, Homecoming now seems a nervous blur. l was quite hesitant about whether or not to be pleased at first. Now l see HC was a fun week, and it feels good to know that my efforts helped make it hap- pier. l guess the things my friends re- member the most about my Home- coming experience is my constant complaining, and l must admit I aired myself thoroughly. ln retro- spect, however, l'm glad I got in- volved and made it happen. Now that the most public week of my high school years is over, the best reward is strictly personal. l was a tree man again after halftime at the game. But my only thought was let's do it again. ' M. Brian Magargle 1985 Homecoming Chairman Primetime in '85 Monday Mash Day Tuesday Cartoon Day Wednesday Miami Vice Day Thursday MTV Day Friday The Tonight Show

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the modeling competition, Beverly Blouin definitely shows ot the Glamorous Lite as she models her exquisite outfit. Senior Hope Derrick , representing Student Council, captures the title of Miss Senior. Singing her way to success, Junior House represen- tative Beverly Blouin is named Miss Junior. Senior Senior, l l Hope Derrick, Miss portrays Martha, a deranged woman, for her talent. Derrick's monologue was an excerpt from Who's Afraid ot Virginia Woolf? What a pose! Senior Chris Bea- chum gives every- one a chance to check her out before stepping onto the runway. Lending the pageant a helping hand, senior Brandy Rucker performs as excerpt from the play Blue Light, This was one ot the neatest feelings that l've ever experienced, having people laughing and clap- ping about what l was doing, although I knew they were only laughing at what I was wearing, said Rucker. min s.v 31