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

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"Coming up this hour we'll show you John Cougar Mellencamp, Bry- an Adams and in music news we'll update you on Cyndi Lauper's newest hairstyle . . Every hour they promise some- thing new. "As if J.J.Jackson really had any taste," said Amy, handing me a piece of her Hershey's bar. "I come here for MTV, Amy, and all I get is commercials and passe' video." "Be serious, Claude." Amy was smiling like she does when she is about to insult someone. "What about Sammy Hagar and his song, 'I Can't Drive 55"?" "You mean the parking lot after school, don't you? That's an exper- ience." "A close encounter with the after- life." "lt's not that bad. After all, Mr. White is there to teach anyone who forgets how to drive less than 25." We had been watching MTV all afternoon to avoid doing anything important. Three hours of music vid- eo had made us creative andfor crazy. "There's nothing to do, Claude." "We could travel," l suggested as Howard Jones was asking rhetori- cally "What is Love?" on the screen. "Howard looks happy in Paris." "Yeah, I guess. But why not try something more exotic, like the Commons? Imagine the ambience, Claude. The gourmet food, the smil- ing service, the peaceful atmo- sphere during lunch time." "Calm? Quiet? During lunch time at Spring Valley? Several hundred teenagers cannot be in the same room, have fun, and be quiet." "Fun has its price." "Sure, but at least we aren't bor- ing."

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their team at the Homecoming game freshman John Covert. it ly, 4? .Ml , ru M tw., earning early howto lay bricks is junior e a brick mason. l feel this class will almer Says. Saga '86 Spring Valley High School Sparkleberry Lane Columbia, SC 29223 Volume '16 flfrn ix. - 1. cyl LEYW47 .On E4 ge? Careful measuring helps to prevent acci- dents. Coach lntermill helps freshman Stacey Greene with het physical science lab P"""'I.' Eau Claire are Lieutenant Robert and Sargeant Cassandra Burroughs. their routine and successful ln their l l l i

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In -lr' 4 I 1li B At, Igportsarama the iglflf was basically the w me as QIWQYS, but eflusf wanted The EDIFIT award really bad- verybody was really football Season mi tear SO We all wanted Q See the team in 30- tlon against RNEUH Courtney Cone ..- WM, i -il During lunch, many students try to cram in activities ranging lrom meetings to tinishing homework tor their Sth and Sth period classes. Junior Brian Elliot, senior George Gordon. lunior Steven Kopec and senior Chuck Black do some last minute studying out on the stadium steps before the bell rings. J qua- Junior 474, W During Weldin I of metals Juriilisraaiystjudents work with different types Velcppmem' making Scif rd: Medlin practices bead de- precise 9 at 9301 Step is careful and lt was apparent by the crowd at Spdrtsarama that ticket sales were a success, Students caravanned to Williams Brice Stadium 'rit that was vital in winning the spirit award lor and snowed the spl the third year in a row. The Little Viking Center teaches children basic learning skills like ABC's, ' nnerstit- counting, and rna tie Viking Demitra Ward lays at the kitchen center D during his tree time. Dpening