Berkeley High School - Stag Yearbook (Moncks Corner, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1978 volume:

STAG ’78 Used by permissipn 2 Photographs and Memories 1-7 Organizations 8-35 Features 36-59 Sports Administration Classes Advertisements jSS 164-179 Closing 180-184 Photographs and Memories Photographs and memories Christmas cards you sent to me All that I have are these to remember you Memories that come at night Take me to another time Back to a happier day When I called you mine. HOME OF THE r _l BERKELEY STAGS 4 But we sure had a good time When we started way back when Morning walks and bedroom talks Oh, how I loved you then. i _______________________ 't'-w. ? . c Annual Staff Accomplished The annual staff attempted to gather all the special moments at Berkeley, all the sad and happy times that make up the special design called the '78 Stag. The football games, basketball games, contests, pep rallies. Homecoming, and baseball, all of these things are a part of our life at Berkeley. The staff tried to capture it all in the annual. The staff, under the direc- tion of their responsible leaders, worked hard to produce a successful annual. Writing copies and caption and cropping pictures were all a part of the work the staff did. No matter how many hours we had to put in or how many times we felt like quitting, we tried to give you an annual that would produce all the photographic memories in the '78 Stag. A. Donna Drake and Charlotte Buckles laugh at the funny layout. B. Freddy Harvey, photographer, takes a break from the action. C. Mrs. Flemming and Mrs. Crouse discuss the annual. D. The classes section works on their layout. E. Don Denmnis, sports editor, wonders why he is getting his picture taken. 1 10 A. The features section worries that their layout is not going quite right. B. The organization section works hard to meet their deadline. C. The members of the annual staff. D. Billy Mims, editor, wants to know what everyone is talking about. E. Roy Parker, photographer, wonders where is his camera. 11 Stagline Succeeds The Stagline can be described as a group of students working hard to produce a student paper that Berkeley High could be proud of. The staff was under the supervision of Mr. Watts and Mrs. Brown. They made sure that the staff completely covered every story that they printed. Working together isn’t always easy. Everyone cannot always agree on everything, but the staff always tried to reach the right conclusion in order to produce a Stagline they could treasure. A. Mr. Watts tries to get the projector to work. B. The editors of the Stagline try hard to meet their deadline. C. The members of the Stagline prepare to give the papers out. D. Mrs. Brown wants everyone to listen carefully. E. The members of the Stagline. 12 Student Council Speaks The purpose of the student council is promoting the betterment of Berkeley High students by working with the administration. Representatives of each home room meet to discuss the problems of our school and ways to prevent them. Each member had the respon- sibility of reporting to their home room what happened at each meeting. Mr. Baylor was the sponsor of the student council. The officers were: Brenda Belmonte, President; Thresa Cable, Vice-President, Marty Napier, Secretary; Pat Cabi-ness. Treasurer. A. Mr. Baylor wants the student to hear exactly what he is saying. B. The Student Council members. C. Brenda Balmonte, Student Council President, is glad to get oft the car. D. The officers of the Student Council. Beta To be a member of the Beta Club, one had to possess great qualities. Beta Club members were chosen for their academic and social leadership. A person who was in the Beta Club had to be active outside his academic Club class and had to have a good attitude towards others. The purpose of the club was to give recognition to those students who showed scholastic ability and leadership. The Beta Club was sponsored by Mrs. Dennis again this year. A. The 1977 78 Beta Club officers smile for their picture to be taken. B. Mrs. Dennis looks contented as a suggestion is being discussed by the members. C. Mrs. Dennis waits impatiently for meeting to begin. D. The Beta Club members smile at the camera. 14 9th Grade Beta Club The Junior Beta Club was made up of freshmen with an average of ninety or above from their last year's grades. They were also recognized for their honesty, service and leadership among Berkeley High School students. If they maintain a 90 average they will be able to participate in the National Beta Club. Mrs. Bonds was the sponsor of the club. A The Ninth Grade Beta Club offi cers. B Mrs. Bonds listens carefully to a suggestion. C. 9th Grade Beta Club members caught in the act of stealing the school's mail. D. A meeting of the Ninth Grade Beta Club. E. The Ninth Grade Beta Club 78:’ 15 French Club The French Club consisted of members who were taking French and enjoyed it. The club was organized to give each member a chance to be exposed to French ways. The French students were also planning a trip to France. The Club was sponsored by Mrs. Cox. A. The French Club poses for the camera. B. Mrs. Morningstar is pleased at the action that goes on in the meeting. C. This student prepares for another lesson in French. D. Mrs. Cox is amused by the antics of her students. E. The Spanish Club waits patiently for their picture to be taken. Spanish Club The Spanish Club was organized for any student who took Spanish for one of their courses. The Spanish Club helped the students to increase their Spanish-speaking ability and helped them to become more familiar with Spanish customs. The 1977-78 Spanish Club’s membership was the largest that the club ever had. New members were asked to dress up in Spanish costumes for initiation. The Club was sponsored by Mrs. Kaye Morningstar again this year. cv EV 16 The Clubs and Organizations of B.H.S. 17 S.A.E. The SAE was an organization in which club members helped the teachers and themselves. The members of the SAE substituted for teachers, assisted teachers in correcting papers, and helped with different labs. The SAE had a large membership. The club members sold candy which was a great success. Mrs. Bailey was the sponsor. The officers were Cheryl Spann, Alethia Robinson, Michelle Brown, and Angie White. 18 A, Mr Ellis gives us a smile. B Officers of the FCA. C. An FCA meeting. D. The FCA members for the '77 '78 school year. Surma5? tlfl 71 w • m m i r- i ib The Fellowship of Christian Athletes had its third successful year. The FCA purpose was to promote fellowship and spread the gospel. The FCA held weekly meetings during both lunch periods. Once a month all members got together to have one big fellowship. At the meet- ings there was a devotion and singing. Mr. Ellis, who was liked and respected by all the students, sponsored the FCA. The FCA planned several big projects. The officers of the FCA were Chris Hill, Ronnie Cooper, Rita Case, Cheryl Henderson, and Tina Wil liams. F.C.A. iri ir ir jri 19 B.H.S. Block B. Block B was composed of members of the varsity teams who by playing their respective sports have achieved a letter. To be a member of the Block B was an honor few achieved and all wanted. The Block B was a collection of Berkeley's top athletes who donated their time to charitable causes. They raised money for these causes by sponsoring several sporting events. Coach Tom Lewis said, “The Block B fulfilled a vital function for the surrounding community and gave us a chance to do more for others.” The Block B was truly a worthwhile organization. A. David Harrison, Joey Cumbee, Lulu Small, Rubin Worley. B. Block B members of “78. C. Charlie Aucoin, Block B letlerman. D. Zenobia While gives the Block B member a big smile. E. Charles McPherson, Block B letter-man. 20 Pep Club The Pep Club was the central cheering section in all our football games, basketball games, baseball games, and track events. The Pep Club was made up of students who had a lot of pride in their school and their fellow students. The Pep Club was transported to most of Berkeley High's away events and encouraged our teams on to the thrill of victory. When Berkeley was losing, they cheered loudly, but when Berkeley was winning the roar could be heard half way around the world. The Pep Club was applauded for their outstanding achievements during the 1977-78 school year. A. Mr. Hueti, sponsor of the Pep Club. B. Myra Gray, a member of the Pep Club. C. Club members relax at the meet ing. D. Sandy Livingston and Denise Hilton, members of the Pep Club. E. The members of the Pep Club. Berkeley High School Band The Berkeley High School Band was outstanding this year. Outstanding in the rain playing their hearts out for good old BHS. The Band had won several awards this year and have really complemented the Stag football team. Ms. Brevard said the Band has shown definite progress and improvement as the year went by. In pep rallies and football games the brilliant performance of our Band has inspired us all to cheer and to have pride in our school. A. The Berkeley High School Marching Band. B. Alicia Coaxum and her clarinet. C. The drum section of the marching band. D. The Band does their best to please the stag. B.H.S. Chorus want to perform better than ever. The members of the chorus believe that they have developed a whole new sound because of Mr. High. The chorus members thank Mr. High and hope the chorus will keep growing because of him. The chorus was always well liked at Berkeley High. The students at Berkeley High always enjoyed the performances that the chorus did. The chorus improved considerably under the direction of Mr. High. Mr. High lifted the spirit of the members of the chorus and made them A. Mike enjoys Mr. High's song very much. B. Mr. High sponsor of B.H.S. chorus. C. The members of B.H.S. Chorus. D. Pam Roberson, a member of the chorus. E. Chorus members have fun while learning. Drama Club The Drama Club was formed for the entertainment and enjoyment of the student body. The Drama Club produced two major plays and one play for the student body. They also participated in the Homecoming and Christmas parades. The club went to the State Festival for Drama. A. Mr. Hazel smiles approvingly. B. Drama Club member learns lines during lunch. C. The Drama Club. D. Gwen Codes getting ready for parade. E. Officers for the Drama Club. dy Collage The '78 Collage, the B.H.S. literary magazine, was composed of original poetry, short stories, art work, and photographs submitted by the students. With Mrs. Mize, at the helm, the Collage staff constructed a great new magazine. The Collage sponsored two successful events, the Powder Puff Football Game and the DODO contest. Mrs. Mize and several staff members attended the S.C.S.P.A. Marie Cimag was elected coastal representative. A. Collage staff works on the Collage. B. Collage sponsor, Mrs. Mize. C. The editors of the Collage. D. Marie Calimag the coastal repre sentative. E. The 78 Collage Staff. 25 A. Is this art business? B Mrs. Sedgewick, Art Club sponsor. C. The Art Club participates in the parade. D Art Club members have a discus sion. E The 78 Art Club. Art Club Whether drawing stick figures or tie-dying a new macrame hanger, the Art Club students at Berkeley High School were prepared. The Art Club was in its second year of existence. The members of the Art Club were creative students with an avid interest in art. Under the guidance of Mrs. Sedgewick, the Art Club participated in the Homecoming Parade. dy Science Club The Science Club was formed for those students who enjoyed experimenting in the science field. This was the largest membership for the Science Club. Mrs. Van Seters was the sponsor. Everyone involved with the club found it to be a great success. A The Science Club B. The Science Club sponsor. Mrs Van Seters C. Mrs. Johnson, HERO Club spon sor. D. The HERO Club. HERO The HERO Club was in its third year. The HERO Club was a great asset at Berkeley High School. The Club was involved in activities. The HERO Club sold doughnuts. Mrs. Johnson was the sponsor. 77 - Bus Drivers Where would Berkeley High School have been without bus drivers? Did the student body of B.H.S. need these people? The answers to both of these questions were YES! Most of the student body used the buses to travel to and from school. They, the bus drivers, were never thanked. B.H.S. would like to express their appreciation for a job well done. Most of the bus drivers were B.H.S. students who had to get up at an unusual hour to start their routes. B.H.S. could not thank the bus drivers enough for without them, there would not have been a high school. aa A Buses wait for their long trip back home. B. Mr. Ellis is well pleased with his staff. C. The rush to the bus. D. Bus driving staff. Office and Library Aids Berkeley High needed the office and library staff to do the paper work and keep the administration organized. These offices really did a good job. They typed absentee reports, kept the records, handled books, memeo-graphed papers and handled the business end of the school. Without the office and library staffs, B.H.S. would have been in a mess; the work would never have gotten done without them. The students at B.H.S. would like to express their appreciation for the job they did. The faculty also thanks them because they made their job easier. A. Mrs. Atkins, Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Cannon, office staff. B. Office Aides C. Mrs. Fleming; Librarian, Mrs. Younce; Assistant. D. Ms. Bennett; Annex Librarian. E. Library Aides. F. Mrs. Rollinson; Annex Office Staff. 29 Soccer Club Soccer was a well liked sport at Berkeley High this year. Even though soccer was an intramural sport this year, the students enjoyed it very much. The sponsor of this club was Mr. Watts. He enjoyed working with these young men because of their enthusiasm. The students of Berkeley had high hopes that soccer would grow to be one of the largest sports at Berkeley. A. The members of the soccer club. B. Mr. Watts, soccer club sponsor. C. The game is enjoyed by the members. D. The members of the tennis club. E. Coach Whipple, sponsor of the ten ms club. Tennis Club The ladies of the tennis club enjoyed this sport very much. Tennis was also an intramural sport at Berkeley this year. This club was sponsored by Coach Whipple. He was well liked and respected by all the girls in his club. The girls in this club also showed a great deal of enthusiasm. They hoped tennis would someday grow into a large sport at Berkeley. —-30 Vocational Centers The vocational centers at Oakley and Bonneau had grown to be a major part of Berkeley High. Every day 30% of our students load the buses to go to the centers. The centers offered great opportunities for the students and pre- pared them for their future plans. The centers offered different skills in vocational work such as brick masonry, carpentry, and electricity. The students at Berkeley were very grateful for the vocational centers at Oakley and Bonneau. A. The Oakley Vocational center. B. The Oakley Vocational instructor shows the procedures. C. This isn't very easy. D. I’m not sure I like doing this. E. David Austin shows the other boys how it works. 31 Air Force JROTC The AFJROTC was always one of the largest organizations at Berkeley High School. The organization was under the skillful guidance of Sergeant Roberts and Major Droste. With hard work and practice the BHS AFROTC became one of the best ROTC’s in the state. The AFROTC taught the students a sense of responsibility. The Berkeley High School’s AFJROTC gave students a chance to learn how military life works. The organization also gave students the opportunity to see if military life was the right way for them to go. — 32 33 F.F Under the guidance of Mr. Lewis Manigault, the Future Farmers of America strove to become an educational organization where the conservation and development of agricultural leadership, cooperation, and citizenship were encouraged. The FFA calendar for this school term included plans to enter the FFA Contest and .A. Award program, to enter a contestant in the State Forestry Contest, to attend FFA camp, and to begin making preparations to raise funds for the construction of a new greenhouse. Miss FFA for 1977-78 was Tammy McCay. She was elected by the members and rode in the Homecoming Parade. A. The officers of FFA. B. Mr. Manigault looks intensively as his students work. C. FFA members like having their picture taken. D. Vocational students start the foundation for something great. E. Miss FFA — Tammy McCay. 34 F.H.A. The Future Homemakers of America was organized to promote the joys and satisfaction of homemaking. The homemakers expressed the idea that these joys should be shared by the husband, as well as the wife. They considered the home of the family a basic unit in society. They held this belief because the home was and still is the starting point for many great Americans. The Future Homemakers of America’s Organization also developed interest in home economics, home economic careers and related occupations. A. Future Homemakers of America. B. Area Leader, Alethia Robinson, and President Mae Bartley, prepare minutes for next meeting. C. Mrs. Williams smiles for the pho tographer. D. FHA officers for ,78. E. FHA member relaxes before the meeting starts. Honors Awarded at B.H.S. Various students received honors for their hard-earned achievements in leadership, academic excellence, and athletic ability. The students attending Palmetto Girls’ and Boys’ State were Johnny Austin, Mark Wilson, Don Dennis, Susie Goodwin, Lorraine Davis, Billy Mims, and Mike McKnight. Citadel Scholars were Billy Mims and Mike McKnight. Who's Who are pictured also. Wofford Scholars were Pam Roberson and Billy Mims. Attending Governor’s school were Susan Lackey and Susie Goodwin. Newberry Scholars were Cheryl Henderson, Billy Mims, Mike McKnight, and Susie Goodwin. A. Wofford Scholars. B. Governor's School. C. Newberry Scholars. 39 • • Scott Fosdi Homecoming Court 1977-1978 Greg Johnson Pat Cabmess T’was the night of Berkeley’s Twenty-ninth annual homecoming; October 7, 1977. The air was cool, the game was a push over, and the girls were beautiful. Fifteen seniors sponsored fifteen beautiful girls for their homecoming queens. Because of all the exceptional beauty, the seniors requested that all the girls be crowned and have a homecoming court rather than just one queen. Jim Moore Sheila Evans Chris Hill Lisa Hemstrought Henry Simmons Gayle Smith Charles McPherson Terry Brant Christian Smalls Michelle Jenkins 42 Robert Brown Debbie Hoard Alex Dupree Kathy Webb Craig Middleton Geraldine Limehouse Danny Gibson Juanita Hamn Simon Houser Roberta Milligan Billy White Olympia Ellington Got Spirit? Let’s Hear It! October 3 marked the beginning of Spirit Week 1977. Each day students were to dress in spirited attire. Monday was Stag Tag Day. Students wore buttons, tags, and more buttons showing their love, appreciation, and loyalty for the Stags. Students and teachers found Tacky Tuesday to be their favorite, from Mr. Hill in his uncoordinated outfit to Ronnie Cooper in his shirt full of tacks; it was a success. A new addition to Spirit Week, Wednesday was Inside-Out Day. Dangling pockets and ragged seams were seen up and down the halls of BHS. Everything from socks to coats was worn inside out. 50's Day was Thursday. Replicas of Fonzie were seen all over the school. Bobby socks, saddle oxfords, pony tails, and greased back hair were some of the most popular attractions. Everyone was decked out in our school colors on Friday, Blue and Gold Day. Participants in Spirit Week had a blast! A. Spirit Week Board. B. Go-o-o Sta-a-gs! C. Ain't we cute! 0. Ha-a-a-a-y! E. We’re cool. F. We've got SPIRIT! Stiff Competition Juniors and Seniors tied for first place in the float division of the 1977 Homecoming parade. B.H.S. students worked diligently until the last possible minute to complete those finishing touches. The construction of these floats required great amounts of time and effort. The students must be congratulated on a job well done. Juniors winning theme was Stags — King of the Hill. Seniors winning theme was Train the Dolphins, Sophomores came in second with Stag Wars and Freshmen were third. A. Here come the Floats! B. Senior Float C. Junior Float 46 Do-Do Contest This year the ’78 Collage Staff headed by Ms. Mize held a Do-Do Contest to raise money for the Collage. In this contest some BHS boys dressed up like girls and paraded around the gym. The winner of this year’s contest was Freddie Harvey. He also won best-dressed and most congenial. The Collage staff thought that this year’s contest was a great success. Everyone seemed to have a nice time. A. The winner! C. What a figure! B. All-American girl. D. What a tough question! 47 Berkeley Students Earn Recognition This year students were selected by Ms. Crouse, Ms. Mize, and Ms. Jarvis to be in the B.H.S. chapter of Quill and Scroll. These students either worked on the 77-78 annual staff, the '78 Collage or the Stagline. Carlene Bayless, Myra Fair, Steve Corbin, Curtis Fox, Mahlon Hoard, Curtis Middle-ton, and Lori Stachnik were selected to be in the Santee All-Conference Band. Myra Fair and Mahlon Hoard got A. Quill and Scroll. B. Santee All-Conference Band. C. Governor's All Star Band. the first chair. Carlene Bayless, Myra Fair, Curtis Middleton, Debbie Throneberg, Robin Aiken, Leander Bartley, Marilyn Elsey, and Samuel Heyward were in the Governor’s All Star Band. They went to Columbia to play for the Governor at the Christmas tree-lighting ceremonies. 48 ROTC Rocks The ROTC Ball was held January 20,1978, at the Officers Club on the Air Force Base. The Ball was started off by the Grand March. There was live entertainment and dancing, not to mention the presentation of awards. All the hard work done by the Cadets seemed to pay off because many of them received honors for a job well done. The ball was thought to have been a great success. Everyone really had a wonderful time. A. James Harrell, the new Vice-Commander, Julie Cheatwood, outgoing Squadron Commander, and Harold Broad, New Squadron Commander. B. Grand March. C. Aerospace Contest winners, sec ond in the U.S. and first in S.C. y I 49 Seniors and Freshmen Come Through Saturday, December 3, was an exciting night for the Seniors and Freshmen. This was the night that they defeated the Juniors and Sophomores in a hard-fought battle at the Powder Puff game. The 1977 Powder Puff Game was sponsored by the Collage Staff. The game and activities afterwards raised about $600.00. Everyone had bundles of fun. The project was thought to have been a great success. A. Juniors and Sophomores try hard. 8. Seniors and Freshmen listen care fully. C. Everyone ready? D. Be Careful! 51 Miss Merry Christmas “77-78” Crowned On December 3, 1977, twenty-four contestants competed for Miss Merry Christmas 1977-78. Each class was represented by six girls. Crowned this year was Lisa Hemstrought. The contestants were selected by their classmates. The girl’s beauty and personality were the basis for their selection. Each contestant fitted these qualifications precisely. The senior contestants were Beverly Richardson, Rita Case, Gail Smith, Diana Hill, Zenobia White, Marie Cali-mag. The junior contestants were Mary Worth, Naomi Austin, Michelle Aiken, Jestine Middleton, Terry Brant, Lisa Hemstrought. The sophomore class contestants were Cathy Hill, Beverly Bennet, Mary Beth White, Donna Shine, Sandy Livingston, Joan Nelson. The freshman class contestants were Lori Lusk, Chris-taphine Middleton, Connie Flenory, Katrice Zeigler, and Teresa Howard. The five finalists were Rita Case, Zenobia White, Terry Brant, Lisa Hemstrought, and Sandy Livingston. Miss Merry Christmas for 1977 was Lisa Hemstrought. Rita Case and Sandy Livingston were second and first runners-up. 52 A. Miss Merry Christmas. B. Contestants C. Contestants D. Queen and her court. E. A happy winner. F. Lisa Hemstrought G. Sandy Livingston. 1st runner-up. H. Entertainment. I. Rita Case. 2nd runner-up. J. An excited Gail Smith. 53 Hall of Fame This year rather than having a Coronation Ball the annual staff sponsored the Hall of Fame. Two students from each class, one boy and one girl, were selected to be the Mr. and Miss of their respective class. They were chosen by the teachers on the basis of their scholastic abil ity, leadership in activities, school spirit and responsibility. Mr. and Miss Senior were Deborah Chatman and Don Dennis; Mr. and Miss Junior were Lisa Hemstrought and Jeff Shepherd; Mr. and Miss Sophomore were Elisabeth Cannon and Jay Guerry; and Mr. and Miss Freshman were Kathy Reeves and William Baylor. 54 A. Miss Senior — Deborah Chatman B. Mr. Junior — Jett Shepherd C. Miss Junior — Lisa Hemstrought D. Mr. Senior — Don Dennis E. Miss Sophomore — Elisabeth Cannon F. Mr. Sophomore — Jay Guerry G. Miss Freshman — Kathy Reeves H. Mr. Freshman — William Baylor 55 Queen of Hearts 1977 The Pep Club, sponsored by Mr. Yale Huett, sponsored the Queen of Hearts contest last February, 1977. There were twenty-four contestants in all — six from each class. The judges had a hard decision but in the end made the great choice of Alicia Greene of the Class of 1978. First runner-up was Linda Gillians, Class of 1977 and second runner-up was Mary Worth, Class of 1979. The Pep Club did a terrific job with the decorations. It was definitely the best ever. No one could believe that it was the same gymnasium. The Pep Club also did another great job in selecting Ronnie Cooper as master of ceremonies. All in all, the 1977 Queen of Hearts contest was a huge success. The Pep Club and Mr. Huett were to be congratulated on a job well done. A Alicia Greene, Queen of Hearts 1977. B “I can t believe it! I won! C. Twelve of the beautiful twenty four contestants. C Y 56 Students Honored at BHS Honors awarded at Berkeley this year were Jr. Class Marshalls, Furman Scholars, Presbyterian Scholars, Mis FHA, and West Point Scholar Nominees. Furman Scholars were Susan Lackey and Michael Varner. Presbyterian College Scholars were Carl Pierce, Charlotte Buckles, and Myra Fair. Junior Class Marshalls were Charlotte Buckles, Michael Varner, Donna Benton, Susan Lackey, Carl Pierce, and Karen Wingard. Miss FHA this year was Diane Simmons. Michael Varner was West Point Scholarship Nominee. 58 A. West Point Nominee. B. Scholars at work. C. Furman Scholars. D. Presbyterian Scholars. E. Junior Class Marshalls. F. Miss FHA. 59 60 Sports A Year of Pride The position of a cheerleader is becoming a more prominent position with each new year. Girls wanting to be cheerleaders no longer merely show up for tryouts. Competition is tough. A group of judges carefully selected these ten girls for the 77-78 varsity cheerleading squad of B.H.S. Cheers and jumps are all most people expect of the cheerleaders, but actually A these girls practice strenu- ously every week. Their keg of enthusiasm is accented even more by projects to raise money for new uniforms and their daily additions to student life. 62 J.V. Ignite Enthusiasm As the athletes strive to do their best, the junior varsity cheerleaders ignite school spirit from the games beginning to its ending. Promoting good sportsmanship at half time, the cheerleaders go to the opposite side for a Hello cheer.” Encouragement for the team is urged by the cheerleaders, and this assistance is provided by the crowd. A. PatCabaniss, Captain. B. Priscillia Calimag, Co-Captain. C. Am I doing it right? 0. J.V. has got that spirit! E. The 77-78 squad. F. Mrs. Janet Blaich, sponsor. G. Miss Gail Bailey, sponsor. In all things excellence comes only through practice. So it is with the rhythms and motions of Victory” or “Two Bits.” These cheerleaders spend A hours practicing and so ► becoming a hoarse throated, pompom-shaking, and kneesocked mirror of the whole school. c Y 63 Gerald Moody Comes Home After fifteen years of ups and downs, BHS football was rejuvenated with the return of Coach Gerald Moody. He took a team that was 1-9 a year ago, rebuilt them, and made them a contender for the most part of the season. Although they did not make the playoffs, the 5 5 season once again instilled the spirit of winning at Berkeley. A. Sitting, LR: Buddy Burrows, Jackie McArthur, Chris Hill, Shelbert Ferguson, Maynard Floyd, Henry Poinsette, Henry Simmons, Charles McPherson, Jeff Yonce. Mike Varner, Joey Cumbee. Kneeling, L R: Carl Morrison, Alfred Cleveland, Donnie Newberry, David Harrison, Ricky Gaskins, Larry Burden, Carl Pierce. Charlie Aucoin, Anthony Govan, John Passerella, Robert Brown, Jim Moore. Standing, L R: Don Dennis, Bart Brock, Ron Jackson, Simon Houser, Walter Wright, Christian Smalls, Alex Dupree, Joe Heyward. Mike Williams, Thomas Richardson, Marty Napier, Jeff Shepard, David Gaskins, Scott Rug-gles, Rubin Worley, Billy White. B. Head Coach Gerald Moody C. Asst. Coaches, Tom Lewis, Buck Wofford, Dennis Swygert. 64 A. Heads or tails? B What do you all want to run? C. Wave in the ring! D. Charles prepares to pitch to Mike E. Jeff Yonce hands off to Henry Sim mons F. We re not going to wait all night! G. Harrison attempts extra point. Seniors End BHS Careers Seventeen of Berkeley’s best young men concluded their high school football careers this year. When they walked on the field everyone knew they would give their best. Each senior hoped this would be the year of the Stags. After a great start the Stags hopes were dampened by a losing streak. The Stags season ended with a 5-5 record. Nevertheless, each player represented Berkeley High School to the best of his ability. 66 Stags Battle John’s Island 26-6. Offense supplies scoring punch . . . Defense holds strong . . . Big opening victory. Fort Johnson 22-6. Big plays aid offense . . . Defense stays constant. Middleton 12-7. Big game of the early season . . . Defense does job! Wando 27-6. Stags fired up . . . Early Warrior turnovers and big plays decide game. Summerville 6-36. Greenwave too powerful . . . mistakes plague Stags . . . Berkeley suffers first loss. Battery Creek 49-6. Homecoming . . . Stags get back on track with big win. Walterboro 6-24. Dogs have strong defense and surprising offense . . . Stags fall behind and can't come back. Stall 3-6. Both teams show strong defenses . . . Stags lead most of the way . . . Stall scores on freak play late in game. Beaufort 33-50. Stag offense provides punch, but defense can’t. Goose Creek 7-13. Final game . . . Gator defense holds . . . Stags lose heartbreaker. 68 A. Scott Ruggles in hot pursuit! B. Charles McPherson fires long. C. Jeff Yonce hands off to Henry Simmons. D. Defense gets tough! E. Donny Newberry receives pass. F. Defense tears through Summerville line. J.V. Stags Succeed Athletes can never be con- Stags. Their “Stag Power” tent with past performances, struck again and again as however, this past 1977 foot- they thundered down the field ball season for the J.V. Stags for a winning season. With should be a conversational determination the J.V. Stags topic. The grueling practice ended their season with 6 sessions during the summer wins and 4 losses. Congratu-and all through the football lations to the J.V. Stags, season did pay off for the AA A. Coaches: Allen Watson, Tony Bowie. B. Coach Watson looks on. C. Coach Bowie sends in the play. D. Stag runner takes off. E. The defense swarms ball carrier. 70 Tough Enough The two words to describe the 1978 J.V. Staggettes were “Tough Enough.’’ The Staggettes led by Coach Janet Blaich, went all the way this season. Nobody could stop them. With determination they fought their way to victory. With leading players Frankie Jackson, Alicia Coaxum, Annette Frazier, Elexis Rivers and Libby Albano, they ended their season with 14 wins and 1 loss. A. Annette tells the team to set up. B Frankie makes two points. C. Annette makes a perfect lay-up. 0. Frankie makes her last foul shot. E. The 1977 78 J.V. girls. Miffl JV Stags Work Hard J.V. Basketball is a program that takes talented young basketball players and teaches them to play a team-oriented brand of exciting basketball. They learn to play team defenses and presses. The offenses are built around the blending of individual tal- ent. Winners are made through long hours of hard work on these things. Coach Willie Frazier did a fine job of making the 1977-78 J.V. Stags winners. It is evident that when the J.V. Stags get their shot at varsity basketball they will be ready. A. Terrence drives to the basket. B. 1977-78 J.V. Stags. C. Coach Willie Frazier. D. 1977-78 J.V. Stags. 74 A. Kenneth Richardson takes the jumper. B. Jonathon Spann shows form. C. Sam Gillins takes aim. D. Craig Robinson looks for two. E. Terrence Middleton looks on. 75 What It Takes The 1977-78 Varsity Stag-gettes had what it takes to be a good basketball team: Determination . . . good coaching . . . sportsmanship. They proved themselves true of all these things this season. After four weeks of hard practicing, it was easy to see that the defending teams were going to have their work cut out for them. Nobody was going to win easily against the Staggettes. They've got what it takes and they proved it. They outshone their opponents with proof shown clearly by the score-board. Congratulations for a job well done. A. That's two points! B. They're ready for anything. C. Jump Ball! A. Bernetha aims for two. B. Help! I’m trapped! C. Laura jumps for the ball. A Stags Struggle Through Season The 1977-78 season was a long one for the Varsity Stags. They struggled through the season in one of the state's top conferences. The road games were tough, but at times the home games seemed equally as rugged. Through it all though, the Stags never gave up. They kept fighting back, and the late season games were usually undecided until the fourth A. Michael Laywer soars for the shot. 8. Billy Mims takes his jumper. C. Isaiah Williams concentrates on a free throw. quarter. The team had a lot of depth on the bench and subti-tuted freely. Each game there were different high scorers and different key players. The varsity boys did not win as many games as they would have liked to, but they represented Berkeley High School well. They won as a team and lost as a team, but they were a TEAM! 80 81 82 Track Team Runs Hard As spring arrived the '78 Lewis had to rely upon track season began. After a younger talent. Several strong great '77 season the '78 sea- competitors returning from son looked very bright. With last year’s team were Jeff much incentive the '78 team Shepherd, Bill White, Henry worked hard to improve their Poinsett, and Henry Sim-last year’s record. mons. With athletes like this, With the loss of several the '78 track season looked good runners and athletes great, from last year’s team. Coach A. Henry Poinsette takes off. B. 1978 Stag Track Team. C. James Dille breaks tape. D. Craig Middleton lets loose. 84 Stag Baseball Berkeley Baseball is back and the 1978 Baseball Team is ready for action. This year’s team sports a 9-12 season from last year and they’re looking forward to bettering that mark. With leadership, good pitching, and super hitting, the Stags should easily win the conference. Coach Tony Bowie will rely heavily on his seniors, Don Dennis, David Harrison, Robert Brown and Ronnie Ford to assure him of the conference title. 86 A. Baron delivers his pitch. B. Jeff connects and takes off. C. Not This Time! D. David returns pitch. 87 B.H.S. Cross Country Takes Lower State Beginning the season . . . running . . . pulling muscles . . . sweating . . . competing with teammates . . . improving your time . . . working in cold air . . . encouragement from coach . . . feeling great team spirit . . . winning put them together and you get the 1977 Berkeley Stag second year C.C. team. Giving it everything they had, the C.C. team under the leadership of Coach Yale Huett, went to a 17-2 winning season. But they didn’t stop there. With determination the Stags went on to win the lower State Championship. Taking on such teams as Summerville and Wando, they knew it wouldn’t be easy, but the Stag power never fails! From there the Stags went on to take a winning part in the State meet. Our 1977 C.C. Stags had it all together. A. Team takes time out for drinks. B. Bottom, L-R: Richard Wilson, John Horton, Dean Mitchell, Coach Yale Huett, Charles Cotton, Charles Low-der. Top, L-R: Donald Mizell, Jack Stephens, James Dille, Johnny Bowen, Richard Robinson, Walley Villa. C. Stag runners take off. 88 A ◄ Girls The 1977 Girls Track Team lead by Coach Paul Hatch had a successful year. Trying to get meets set up around practices was hard for the girls but they managed just fine. A. The great hand-off. 8.1 think I can throw this thing. C. 1977 Girls Track. Excel The girls participated in the Carolina and Citadel relays. Linda Fleming and Sheree Mizell had fine showings in these meets. Congratulations for a job well done. 89 1 Golf Standing out in the hot sun for hours isn't very much fun, but the 1977 Golf Team of B.H.S., in spite of heat, had a very good season. It wasn't easy playing such teams as Summerville, Wando, Stall and Goose Creek, but they pulled out as winners with a final record of 15 wins, 6 losses and 3 ties. They were also 4th in the 4A Conference where they were tied for 3rd and lost in sudden death. The members of the golf team: Jimmy Hightower, Alan Gabaniss, Ricky Procter, Will Rogers, and Kenny Martin, were coached by Coach Buck Wofford. A Will Rogers gets the feel of his club. B. Coach Wofford demonstrates how it is done. C. Kenny Martin gives it all he has got. D. Alan Cabamss has a hole in one. E. Kenny tees up his ball. 90 BHS Matsmen The ’78 wrestlers of BHS, coached by Dennis Swygert and Yale Huett had a very productive season. They were led by seniors Donnie Newberry, Lyn Brant, Tony Butler, and Allen Brown. Each wrestler gave 110% during practices and also during their matches. The Stags are looking forward to a much better season next year. 91 BHS Tennis The Berkeley High School Tennis Team is made up of a group of hard working competitors. Under the leadership of Coach Willie Frazier, the team ended up with an 8-6 record. The team participated in the State Tournament in Columbia. A. The '78 Tennis Team. B. Chris returns serve. C. Charles hits overhead smash. D. What a backhand! 92 Volleyball Begins at BHS Trying to get practices set up around schedules was only the beginning of a tough season for the staggettes. Playing such teams as Wando, Goose Creek, and Middleton; these girls rallied together to produce a well organized and hard working team under the leadership of Coach Janet Blaich. A. Tammy and Cathy go tor the ball. B. Cathy serves. C. The three Musketeers. D. Coach, What are we supposed to do? E. Kneeling: Cindy Witt, Cathy Hill, Tammy Jackson, Linda Fleming, Janet Swindell. Standing: Coach Blaich, Denise McLendon, Frankie Jackson, Tina Williams, Elizabeth Cannon, Cheryl Dunn. 93 95 IN MEMORIAM Mr. Isaiah Williams 1927-1977 • f . ■ Administration A Year of Change The year of 1977-78 was indeed a year of change for Berkeley High School! Part of this was due to the installation of our school's new administration. Mr. Charles B. Hill accepted the massive task of principal. With his friendly smile and optimistic attitude, Mr. Hill was readily accepted by our student body. Assisting Mr. Hill in administrative duties were Mr. William Baylor, Mr. Timothy Payne, and Mr. Grant Smith. Although Mr. Hill spent a great deal of time in his office preparing and planning for our school, he still found time to deal with the problems of the many students. Mr. Baylor was in charge of maintaining the annex. Mr. Payne and Mr. Smith handled the disciplinary actions involving the students, the issuing of books each quarter, and the attendance records of the school. Our administration was made of people who cared, worried, sought for the best paths of education, opened new doors to opportunity while closing other meaningless ones, granted privileges and took others away while trying to make Berkeley High School the best it could be. Mr. William Baylor Assistant Principal Mr. Timothy Payne Assistant Principal Mr. Grant Smith Assistant Principal 99 Teachers Play Vital Role Our teachers played an important role at Berkeley High School. They strived to make this year the best one ever. Berkeley’s teachers attempted to promote student involvement by becoming more interested in the students’ activities and interests. Both the new teachers and those who were familiar with Berkeley’s halls have done an excellent job this year. The students at Berkeley High were fortunate to have such capable and hardworking instructors. Yes, teachers played a vital role at BHS. A. Ms. Barbara Crouse: English B. Ms. Celeste Singletary: English C. Ms. Gwen Harris: Sp. Ed. D. Ms. Gayle Bailey: English E. Ms. Linda Brown: English F. Ms. Emily Legree: English G. Ms. Christine Brockman: English H. Mr. Jim Watts: English I. Ms. JudyTurner: English J. Ms. Jan Bennett: Librarian 100 A. Ms. Sally Bergheiser: Sp. Ed. B. Ms. Elizabeth Bailey: English C. Ms. Patricia Fleming: Librarian D. Mr. Ron Goertzen: English E. Ms. Anna Oliver: English F. Ms. Francis Paget; English G. Ms. Virginia Jarvis: English H. Ms. Carolyn Bryant: Reading I. Ms. CarlottCox: French J. Ms. Kay Mize: English K. Mr. Danny Hazel: English 101 Teachers Guide They knew so much they felt so much; they aspired so much, still they were human. They made mistakes: yet, they guided us in the way of knowledge. These guiders were our teachers at Berkeley High School. Many teachers guided our students by sponsoring A. Ms. Vicki Coleman: Math the clubs and organizations at Berkeley. Because of this, new clubs were formed, older clubs expanded, and improvements were made. From our teachers guidance, they have made Berkeley High a school for students and for teachers to be proud of. F. Ms. Helen Williams: Math B. Ms. Dorothy Bonds: Math C. Ms. Brenda Dixon: Math D. Ms. Darlene Watson: Math E. Mr. James Coaxum: Math G. Ms. Byrnie Sumter: Math H. Ms. Diedra Whipple: Math I. Mr. Joseph Anderson: Math J. Ms. Marsha Wilbur: Math 102 A. Mr. Gerald Moody: Dr. Ed. B. Ms. Janet Blaich: Phys. Ed. C. Mr. Buck Wofford: Dr. Ed. D. Mr. Willie Frazier: Health E. Mr. Tom Lewis: Phys. Ed. F. Ms. Alice Delonge: Soc. Stds. G. Mr. Allen Watson: Phys. Ed. H. Mr. Robert Whipple: Phys. Ed I. Ms. Rebecca McLaurin: Phys. Ed. 103 A. Ms. Kay Morningstar: Spanish B. Mr. Dennis Swygert: Soc. Stds. C. Ms. Linda Monroe: Soc. Stds. D. Ms. Jeanette Thompson: Soc. Stds. E. Mr. D. Z. Rowell: Soc. Stds. F. Ms. Sandra Tillman: Soc. Stds. G. Mr. Yale Huett: Soc. Stds. H. Ms. Audrey Cooper: Soc. Stds. I. Ms. Janice Dunlop: Soc. Stds. J. Ms. Miriam Tate: Soc. Stds. 104 Teachers Educate Above all, the teachers at Berkeley were educators. They questioned and answered their students with depth and understanding. BHS’s teachers inspired, yet at moments, they were baffling and maddening. They demanded the very best that their students could give. Yes, Berkeley High School’s teachers were very special people during the year 78-79. Who else would have spent every day of their week for nine months teaching teenagers. A. Mr. Art Ellis: Science B. Ms. Lear Willis: Science C. Mr. Rick Redden: Science D. Ms. Carolyn Price: Science E. Ms. JoAnn Van Seters: Science F. Mr. Alphonzo Prioleau: Science G. Ms. Beth Kigo: Health H. Ms. Evelyn Orvin: Science I. Ms. Mary Ann Gethers: Science J. Ms. Melinda Fowler: Science 105 Teachers Instruct They stood before our pleaded, and sometimes classrooms sharing their scolded. Their instructions knowledge. They moved gave us a foundation for a among us, explaining, per- better tomorrow, suading, clarifying, giving of Many of the teachers what they knew, and even devoted their lunch period to more important, of them- helping students with home-selves. work and other problems. All They were Berkeley High’s this goes to prove that BHS’s teachers. These teachers lec- 77-78 faculty was one of the tured, counseled, joked, finest we have ever had. A. Mr. Lewis Mamgault: Pre Vex. B. Ms Pauline Johnson: Home Ec. C. Major Ronald Droste: ROTC D. Ms. Katherine Guerry: Guidance E. Ms. Elaine Ling: Commercial F. Mr. Van Willis High: Music G. Grace Cannon, Pam Atkins, Emily Brown, Dora Rollerson. Secretaries H. Patsy Cribb, Inex Pasley, Evelyn Nettles, Robert McMillan: Guidance I. Ms. Vera Dennis: Commercial J. Ms. Reba Epps: Commercial 106 A. Mr. Charlie Wilson: Pre. Voc. B. Ms. Helen Walker: Std. Hall C. Ms. Shirley Dukes: Home Ec. D. Ms. Lelanna Cook: Home Ec. E. Ms. Anna Williams: Home Ec. F. SGT. Bill Roberts: ROTC G. Ms. Barbara Sedgewick: Art H. Ms. Jeanette Yonce: Asst. Librar lan I. Ms. Martha Dixon: Commerce J. Left to Right: Adela Shepherd. Beth Wilkerson, Gladys Spann. Helen Walker. Aides 107 Freshmen A. Freshman Class Sponsors Ms. Dixon and Ms. Coleman. B. Freshman Class Others: Pres. — William Baylor, Sec. — Shari Metts, Treas. — Lori Lusk and Vice Pres. — Theresa Balmonte (Not Pictured). Ackerman. Fred Ackerman. Richard Adams. Clarence Adams. Rott e Addison. Arthur Adkins, Chris Alba no, Libby Alexander. Allen Alexander. Patricia Allsbrook. Tracy Alston. Dorenda Arthur. Russell Bailey. Martin Bailey. Mark Balmonte. Theresa Barlow. Lisa Bartley. Suiann Bartley. Leander Bash. Michael Bayless. Carlene Baylor. William. Ill Beaudrot, Susan Becker, Chris Belt. David no Bennett. T mey Bierrng. Jackie Blevms. Robert Blackmon, Lon Boan. Sharon Bolden. Chttord Bondurant, Jamie Bone, Greg 8orden, Cheryl Bostic, Undrea Brant. Jeff Brant. Sherry Bright. Michael Broad. Bruce Brown. Cmda Brown. Dave Brown. Loretta Brown, Jim Brown, Joe Brown. Kevin Brown. Kim Brown. Norma Brown. Virginia Browder. Cheryl Bradley. Arthur 8radley Beniamin Brooks. Terry Bryan. Linda Bryant, Dennis Bryant. Lee Buckley. Hida Butler. Wanda Burbage. Belinda Bunch. David Bunch. Todd Bunton. Cheryl Burden, Ashley Burchalter, Judy Burchalter, Odell Cable. Susan Caddell, Lyd.a Caddeil. Mark Callow. James Campbell. David Campbell. Gary Capers. Jerry Carroll. William Casey. Dale Cash. Paul Cassels. Sonia Chance, William Chestnut, Lynette Christopher. Wanda Clark. Arme Clark. Connie Clark. David Clark, James Clark. Monica Clark. Penny Clyburn. Ken Coad. Karen Colley. Michael Cook. Mark Cooper, Donna Corcdl. John Corrigan, David Crawford, Catherine Crawford, Kelly Crawford. Wanda Crisp. John Crisp. Mike Cross. Steve Crow son, Lmda Crow. Paula Cumbec. James Cumbee, James E Cumbee, Phil Cumbee. Steve Curtis, Raymond Dangerfield. Kelly Dallas. Cindy Danovich. Pam Davis. Charles Davis. Sherry Dean. Billy Dennis. Angela Dennis, Chuck Denny, William 1 1 1 Digg. John DiVentora, Joey Drake. Melanie Dreher. Clarence Driggers. Andy Driggers. Donna Driggers. Dorothy Driggers. Karen Driggers, Marlene Driggers, Stafford Driggers. Tony Driggers. Timmy Droze. Tyrone Dailey. Blondell Ebo. David Echols, Diana Edwards, Sarah Ellington, Clifford Eastertm. Melody Elsey. Marilyn Evans. Jerry Fain. Dianna Fairchild Rachel Fennell. Joey Ferguson. Bruce Ferguson. Sherran Fiddie. Robm Foxworth. Gilbert Fiadger. Robin Flenory, Connie Fludd. Anthony Fludd, Nicole Frazier. Henry Gadsden. Alfred Gamble. Jay Gamble. Lynn Garnett, Leon Garris. Rose Garris, Sandra Gaskins. Gary Gaskins. Jackie Gaskins, Teresa Casque, Brenda Gaynon. John Gentry. Lisa Gibbs. Brian Gibbs. Michael Gilbreath. Judy Giles. Willie Ruth Glen. Arthur Gosnell. Cynthia Graham, Carl Granbois. Steve Grant. Felicia Grant, Terry Graziam. Jodi Green, Mike Green, Cheryl Green, Theodore Grimsley. Thomas Grubbs, Donna Hadwm, Lisa Hagan, Kim Haigier. Chris Hair, Brenda Hair, Linda Haithcook. Wendy Hoffman, 8 J. Hamn, Janice Handy. Theresa Handy. Thomas Harris. Billy Harris, Kenneth Harwell. Clarence Harx. Tamara Hathaway. Cindy Hayden. Todd Heller, Angela Helmly. WiH Henderson, Joey Hendricks, John Henry. Debbie Henthome. Sandra Heyward. Dennis Heyward. Samuel Heyward, Yvonne Hicks, Jeff Hill, Carole 112 Hill. Robert Hillyer. Robin Holmes. Debbie Holmes. Paul Holmes. Tommy Hood. Cathy Hood.Joyce Hoppe. Ursula Hughes. Alice Huff. Anna Huff. Kenny Huff. Susie Hough. Wayne Howard. Theresa Jackson, Debbie James, Carl James, Larry Jasper. Mike Jenkins. Chris Jenrette. Clara Johnson. Beverly Johnson. Julia Johnson. Luisa Johnson. Mark Johnson, T immy Jolfy. Tom Jones. Barbara Jones. Joey Jordan, Donna Joyner. Samuel Judy. Calvin Kaumrier, Mike Kessler. Robin Kessler. Jeff King, John Knight. Terry Kolker, John Lambert. Kim Lane. Dennis LaRose. Kelly Lawrence Linda Lauderdale, Renee LeChance. John Lee. David Lee. John Leonard. Mary Lewis, Janet Lifendge. Marilyn Lime house. Shirley Little, Donald Lloyd. Alfreda Lloyd. Althia Lloyd, Myra Lockett. Dwyane Long, Ruben Longueville. Thierny Lusk, Laurie Lux, Karry Lyons, Gloria Mac8ay, Sharon Maior. Richard Martin, Butch Mason. Greg Mason, Johnnie Maxwell, Charles Melton. Bobby Menard. Kenny McCloud. Wanda McClure. Roy McCutchen. Mitchell McDoogal. Gregg Me Grew. Peggy Me Grew. Tammy McLaunn. Timothy McLendon. Glen McNeil. Leroy Me Swam, Gary Metts. Shari Malem. Legatha Mem. John Middleton. Christerphme Middleton. Curtis Milcoff. Chris Milcotf. Randy Miller. Carmen Milligan. Joseph Milligan, Katherine Mills. Gary 113 Mills, Sam Mitchum. Pam MizeN. Clyde Mullinax, Michael Mullins, Mark Moorer, Barbara Moore. Debbie Moorer, Dianne Moorer, Randolph Montoure, Tammy Morris, Donald Morton, Willie Murray, Andy Murray, Dona Murray, lawerence Myers, Steve Navarro. Robert Melson, Diana Neuman, Gerda Norris, Paul Norton, Greg Nunter, Jimmy Owens. Linda Owens, Wendy Orange. Christol Outlaw, Bubba Passarello. Cheryte Passarello. Mary Payne, Lesley Perritte, Raymond Perritte. Veronica Perry, Angie Perry, Novella Perry, Jake Pierce. Chris Porchia. Guy Porchia. Thelma Powell, Pamela Price, Virginia Pye, Jimmy Pye, Mark Radenell, Mary Raney, Shari Reardon, Susan Reeder. Tamame Reeves. Kathy Reid, June Reid, Ronald Riegle, Mike Richardson. Ann Reily. Bessie Ridgeway. Denise Rivers. Jeanette Rivers. Kenneth Robinson, Charles Robinson, Diane Robinson, Ella Mae Rochay, Anna Romeo. Vince Rosell, Yvonne Ruggles, Suzanne Rush, Jerry Russell, Kyle Stewart, Amy Swindell. Cathy Sander, Regina Sander, Carole Sanders, Pam Scott. Darlene Scott, Diana Scott. Niki Seay. Ricky Seay. Rusty Seegers. Ray Shelton, Michael Shepard, Debra Sherrill, Bobby Jo Shine, Charlie Simmons. Christine Simmons, Adell Simmons. Carlton Simmons, Carol Simmons. Levi Simmons. Melinda Simmons, Phyllis Simmons. Thomas Skinner. Sherry Skinner, Steve 114 Skinner, Tery Snyder, Sherne Sowell. Jessica Spence, Jerry Spivey, Rhonda Smalls, Alfreda Smalls, Ardis « lk Fave Smith, Alfreda Smith, Arnsed Smith, Clarence Smith. Darlene Smith, Dons Smith. Malehis Smith. Ronnie Smith. Terry Smith, Wendy Smoak, Tammy Stephens, Kathy Stevens, Robert Thomas. Danny Thomas, Karen Thompson, Cheryl Thompson, Johnmc Thompson, Minnie Tisdale. Lmda Tolle, Michael Tracey. June Tucker. Allen Tucker, Kannda Turner, Ricky Turner. Winston Tuttle. Larry Van Matre, Donnie Van Way, Lon Varner. I win Varner, Jett Varner. Michael Villa. Wally Waddell. Charolette Walker. Angela Walker. Kenneth Warner. John Warren, Sheri Washington, Cynthia Washington, Joe Washington, Laura Washington, Shambria Waters. Cathy Webb. Cindy Weiter. Chris Weiters. Gary Welch. Laura Welch, Shane Webb. John Wheeler. Randolph White, Darrell White. David White, Harold Wigfall, Fredica Wigger. Cindy Wigfall, Emlyn Williams, Leigh Williams, James Williams, Kathy Wmnmgham, Tommy Winns, Lucille Woods. Mane Wooley. Ronny Wooley. Ten Wooten. Dina Worrell. Cynthia Worrell, Russell Worten, J. C Wright. David Wright. Reggie Wright. Vivian Yarbought, Glenda Yonce. Mark Zeigler, Curtrice 115 Sophomores ► A. Class Sponsors: Ms. Kigos, Mr. Huett, and Miss Gail Bailey. B. A familiar scene at Berkeley High. C. Sophomore Class Officers: Pres. — Cathy Hill, Vice Pres. — Priscilla Calimag, Sec. — Beth McPherson, Treas. — Heather Day. 116 Ankerman, Martin Adkins, Judy Aiken, Barry Aiken, Shirley Aldrich, Johnny Alston, Shante Ambrose, Charles Ammons, Steve Anderson, Andy Anderson, Glenda Anderson, Sherry Antley, Terry Argus, John Armstrong, Michael Arnette, Karen Arrista, Romana Austin, Yvonne Ayers, Don Baker, Sherry Barnes, Stacy Barnett, Michelle Bartley, Walter Basnille, Amanda Bedgood, Diane Beniamin, Anthony Bennett, Theresa Bernier, Ken Boillard, Donald Bond, David Bonginorno, Jay Bona i nor no, Nick Borden. Inger Bostic, Heugett Bowen, Wendell Bradley, Lawrence Browder, Sandra Brown, Donna Brown, Gary Brown, Jeanette Brown, Karen Brown, Kim Brown, Lisa Brunson, Timothy Bryan, Ralph Bryant, Cathy Buie, Percy Bunch, James Burbage, Molly Burbage, Theresa Burns, Cecil Burrows, Buddy Burrows, Mary Butler, Alfreda Cabaniss, Pat Caddell, John Calimag, Priscilla Campbell, David Cannon, Elizabeth Carter, Gary Casey, Dave Celento, Marie Chinners, Miranda Clark, Arthur Clark, Gloria Clark, Judy Clark, Lori Coaxum, Alicia Codes, Clayton Coffey. Sonya Colburn, Robin Collins, Barbara Collins, Robert 117 Copton, Amie Davis, Deborah Davis, Donna Davis, Janet Davis, Larry Day, George Day, Heather Day, Ruth Dennis, Denise Driaaers, Shane Eaddy, Lucille Echols, Jim Ellis, Valerie Ellsworth, Jeff Fain, Tige Fashion, Keith Feagin, Cecil Ferguson, Michael Fields, Harry Fisk, Bill Fleming, Robin Floyd, Diane Frazier, Annette Frazier, Henry Garnett, Naomi Gaskins, David Gaskins, Elaine Gethers, Octavia Gibbs, Anthony Gibbs, Leroy Gillery, Cindy Gillins, Samuel Glenn, Michael Goings, Pam Goolsby, Charlene Graham, Patricia Grooms, Troy Guerry, Jay Harmon, Clara Harris, Gloria Harris, Johnny Harrison, Suzy Haney, John Haselton, David Hayes, Vickie Head, Steven Hendricks, Dick Henry, Sharon Herndon, Raymond Heyward, Gwen Hill, Cathy Hill, Suzanne Holland, Robert Hollifield, Cindy Hollman, Barb Hollman, Karen Hollman, Sharon Holman, Gwen Holton, David Hood, Sharon Hooker, Eugenia Hough, Ray Huff, George Huff, Tammy Huff, Mary Hughes, Angela Hughes, Mary Hunter, Ceil Hutson, Bubba Infinger, Pamela Jackson, Frankie Jackson, Lynda nmnwr 118 Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Jackson, Ron Jasper, Marc Jencks, John Johnson, Dean Johnson, Gary Johns )n, Marilyn Jones, Elaine Jones, Kathy Jones, Lisa Jones, Margie Jones. Mark Judy. Calvin Kessler, John Keziah, David Kinsey, Kim Kinsey, Vicki Kirk, Todd Knight, Terry Konsavich, Mark Kornegay, Lorrie Kramer, Susan Lambright, Jonathan Lanning, Glenn Lawrence. Melvin Lawrimore, Theresa Lee, Laurie Lee, Teresa Lipscomb, Melinda Lipscomb, Mike Little, Carol Livingston, Sandra Lloyd, Jeanette Lomax. Thomas Lorick, Scott Mack, David Mamgault, Doris Manning, Gentry Massalon, John Mazyck, Doralea Mazyck, Pamela Mazyck, Shirley McArthur, Aaron McCloud, Dwight McDonald, Tommy McFadden, Gloria McGlothlin, David McKenzie, Robert McLendon, Denise McPherson, Beth Merrithew, Gerald Metis, Darlene Metts, Tony Middleton, Darryl Middleton, Terrence Mijanovich, Kim Miller, Lewiston Milligan, Connie Milligan, Shirley Mills, Judy Mills, Linda Mims, Kyle Mitchum, Roger Mizell, Donald Mizell, Sherri Money, Johnny Moraux, Lee Ann Morris, Pam Murphy. Danny Murphy, Leay Murray, Donald Nelson, Joan Neumann, Chris 119 Neunsinger, Henry Newberry, Debra Norris, Cindy Odom, David Pace, Randy Packer, Charles Parsely, Theresa Patz, Ann Perry. Joe Perry. Kenneth Perry. Leslie Perritte, Sandra Pierce. Tim Poet, Kathy Porchia, Guy Port, Joyce Pou, Paul Pnoleau. Timmie Propst, Gene Quinn, Robert Ravan, Chuck Ravan, Mark Reid, Queen Reigle, Cindy Reynolds. Billy Rhames. Eliza Rhames. Sylvester Richard, Paula Richardson, Gilbert Richardson, Kenneth Richardson, Leonard Richardson, McCenma Richardson, Theron Rivers. Alexis Robinson, Allen Robinson, Barbara Robinson, Bonnie Robinson, Cathy Robinson, Debbie Robinson, Willie Rose, Jenny Rourke, Teresa Shaffer, Kathy Shine. Donna Simeone, John Simmons, Donald Simmons, Dorothy Simmons, Henry Simmons, Velma Singleton, John Skinner, Michael Smalls, Carl Smalls, Kenneth Smith. Deloris Smith, Elmer Smith, Hadden Spangler, Nan Spann, Jonathan Spann, Robert Stachmk, Lori Stanton, Craig Stevens, Connie Steward, Anna Steward, Kathleen Stone, Miranda Stowe, Lynn Strictland, Karen Seegers, Alisa Terry, Mike Thomas, Scott Thomas, Tony Thompson, Brenda 120 Thompson, George Throneburg. Debbie Tolle, Richard Townsend, Geri Troutman. Missy Tucker, Melinda Tuten, Sandy Vanish, Lionel Vincent, Debbie Watford. Martin Walker, Betty Wall, David Ward, Cynthia Ward, Sherry Warren, Clay Washington, Sandra Washington, Toni Ware, Timmy Warmey, Suzan Weaver, Kevin Weeks, Pam Whaley, Janice White, Mary Beth White, Rufus Whitley, Glen Whitley, Terri Jo Williams, Cynthia Williams, Lee Wilson, Andrea Wilson, Carolyn Wilson, Susan Winnmgham, Lorraine Witt. Cynthia Wood, Mark Worten, Angela Wright, Betty Wright, Isaac Xayarath. Darone Yates, Lorry 121 Juniors A. Junior Class Sponsors: Mrs. Den nis. Mrs. Dukes, and Mr. High. B. Officers: Michael Varner — Pres., Lisa Hemstrought — Vice Pres., Tresa Cable — Sec., Mary Worth — Treas. C. Advisory Board. 122 Ackerman, Terry Aiken, Michelle Aiken, Robin Alexander, Abigail Anderson, Wanda Arthur, Liz Aswood, John Atkins, Dawn Austin, David Austin, Janice Austin, Naomi Bargesser, Susan Barrett, Audrey Baylor, Carolyn Beaudrot, Ray Berry, Beverley Benton, Donna Blackman, Sherry Blalock, Mark Blanton, Todd Borden, Mary Bowen, Johnny Boyt, Jeffrey Brant, Terry Brock, Bart Broughton, Darline Brown, Brian Brown, Jerry Brown, Micheal Brown, Michelle Brown, Robert Brown, Sheila Brown, Teresa Bryan, Brenda Bryant, Marilyn Bryant, Ronnie Buckles, Charolette Bullwinkle, Robert Burbage, Timmy Burden, Sharon Bustamonte, Bart Butler, Dale Butler, Jenny L. Cabiness, Alan Cable, Theresa Caddell, Betty L. Callow, Darlene Cambell, Lorretta Campbell, Richie Capers, Devand Capps, Charles Carter, Angela Cash, John Causey, Hal Chapman, Clay Cherry, Donna Clark, John Clark, Ronald Clyburn, Johnny Collins, Gary Collins, Russell Colston, Sandra Conger, Harry Cooper, Danny 123 Corbin, Steve Corrigan, William Cotton, Charles Cowan, Jodi Craven, Karen Crawford, Julian Crawford, Letha Cross, Sam Cross, Stanley Crumple, Terry Cumbee, Joey Cumbee. Lori Cumbee, Miriam Darby, Rose Davis, Gloria Davis. Kirk Delooh, Carolyn Dennis, Lucille Diggs, Caroline Doiley, Sharon Dorman, Mark Doyle. Lishann Driggers, Phyllis Driggers, Tanya Drose, Pam Dubose, Brenda Dukes, Robbie Dunn, Cheryl Edwards, Barry Edwards, Carole Edwards, Cindy Escritt, Bobby Faybon, Mary Fair, Myra Fashion, Micheal Fergurson, Shelbert Fields, Sonya Flemming, Linda Floyd, Maynard Fludd, Carolyn Fox, Reggie Fulton, Teresa Gainley, Roger Galentme. Judy Gaskins, Keith Gaskins, Ricky Gethers, Marina Gillespie, Terri Gillians, Vanessa Govan. Anthony Graham, Brenda Grant, Jackie Gray, Myra Greene, Bernetha Gregg, Glen Grimsley, Ramona Guerry, Randy Gunnells, William Halden, Traci Hammill, Becky Hammond, Terry Handy, Margarita Harmon, Evelyn Harris, Gerald 124 Harris, Glenda Harris, Kacey Hayden, Charles Haynes, Rusty Hemstrought, Lisa Henderson, Amanda Hester, Renee Heyward, Jessie B. Heyward, Sylvia Hillyer, Heidi Hilton, Denise Hoard, Mahlon Holdren, Danette Holman, Jacqueline Holton, John Hoskins, Earleen Houston, Pandora Hucks, Steven Huggins, Donna Hutson, Connie Jackson, Sammy James, David Jaworski, Wayde Jenkins, Larry Johnson, Kathy Johnston, Beth Jolly, Elizabeth Judy, Candy Kellems, Richard Kennedy, Dot Kizer, Smiley Knight, Stormy Lackey, Susan Larimore, Bill Leary, Gela LeCroy, Gary Lee, Jimmy Lee, Scott Lewis, Robert Limehouse, Margaret Lipscomb, Karen Lowder, Charles Lux, Tammy MacArthur, Jackie Macbey, Annie Mack, Walter Mackey, Ricky Martin, Beverly Mazyck, Dora Mazyck, Raymond McCormick, Debbie McCroken, Lonnie McDough, Elizabeth McGhee, Debbie McGrew, Danny McNeil, John Mich, Lister Middleton, Jestine Milligan. Beverly Mitchum, Dale Mitchum, Tammy Moorer, Elaine Morrison, Carlton Murray, Janet 125 Murray. Kathy Myers. Marilyn Napier. Marty Mauarro, Tammy Nelson. Rosabelle Nelson, Rudrey Norris, Billy Norris, Elton Owens, Peggy Pace, Gloria Parker, Roy Passarello, James Passarello, John Peace, Angela Perpussuer. Kevin Petrella, Mary Pierce. Carl Pierce. James Pinion, Billy Pipkin, Tim Plowden, Lenora Pou, Hannah President, Linda Price, Mike Procter, Ricky Prophet, Cheryl Ravan, Mark Raysor, Brenda Reese, Jackie Rhode, Debbie Rhode, Larry Richmond, Ronald Ridgeway, Shanno Rivers, Robert Lee Rivers, Veronica Robinson, Joseph Robinson, Kenneth Rogers, Kim Rogers, Will Rojas, Anthony Rynn. David Sanders, Rhonda Sexton, Jennie Shealy, Kevin Shepard, Patricia Shepherd, Jeff Shine, Danny Smith, Clayton Smith, Georgiana Smith, Wanda Snipe, Janette Snipe, Janice Snyder, Polly Snyder, Valerie Steed, Craig Stephens, Jean Stephens. Jack Stevens, Donald Stowe, Beverly Surrells, Richard Tanner, Jarrett Thomas. Debbie Thomas, Rose 126 Thomas, Terry Thomas, Tina Throneburg, Bill Tuttle, David Varner, Bart Varner, Dale Varner, Michael Vaughn, Keith Walker, Blair Walker, Gloria Warmey, Ron Washington, Arlene Washington, Mary Washington, Rovenia Weaver, Lynn West, Connie Whaley, Carol Wheeler, Bobbie Wheeler, Johnnie Mae White, Micheal Williams, Billy Williams, Micheal Williams, Sheila Wilson, Rosetta Wilson, Sherean Wingard, Karen Winningham, Cheryl Woods, Tony Worley, Ruben Worth, Mary Wright, Walter Yeadon, Sylvester 127 Seniors 128 129 Senior Superlatives A. Best Personality — Michael Lawyer, Eric Stevens, Alethia Robinson, and Melinda Mitchum. B. Most Likely to Succeed — Daryll Heller, Pam Roberson, Mae Bartley, and Mike McKnight. 130 A. Most Talented — Linda Fisk, Mashell. Fashion; David Taylor, and Mark Jolly. B. Best Dressed — Rita Case, Bruce Doyle, Freddie Harvey, and Mary Jen kins (not pictured). C. Most School Spirited — Craig Middleton, Zenobia White, Ellen Ford, and Scott Ruggles. A. Best All Around — Susie Goodwin, Issac Shine, Deborah Chatman, Billy Mims, and Brenda Balmonte (not pictured). B. Most Unpredictable — Jimmy Meeks, Michael Bryant, Johnny Boyt, Sydne Solley, and Roberta Milligan. 132 A. Wittiest — Ronnie Cooper, Monica Limehouse, Simon Houser, and Marie Calimag. B. Most Athletic — Tammy Jackson, Billy White, David Harrison, and Angie White (not pictured). C. Best Looking — Gail Smith, Henry Simmons, Charlene Wrenn, and Arthur Scott. Norma Chris Almarode David Mark Appleby Cindy Lynn Atkinson Charles Joseph Aucion Tammy Rochay Backous Pressley James Baker, Jr. Brenda Kaye Balmonte John Edward Austin 135 Alfred Eugene Barnett Jr. Connie Elaine Bond Diane Bradley Julie Ann Bradley Thomas Franklin Brant Jr. 136 Harold Theodore Broad Allen Nicholas Brown Ricky Dexter Brown Robert Lewis Brown Ellen Ann Brown Alice Lorine Bryant Elijah Kenneth Brown Michael Anthony Bryant John Thomas Boyt Dennis Wayne Bunton David Wayne Burbage 137 Kenneth Odell Butler Rita Faye Case Douglas Coursen Caldwell Allison Renee Calhoun Marie Annette Calimag Michael Lee Cassady Sandra Lea Chance Deborah Elaine Chatman Julie Dawn Cheatwood Donna Lynette Chinners Timothy Gordon Chinners Jimmy Barry Christopher 138 John Darrell Christopher Donald Saul Clark Mark Anthony Clark Rhonda Elaine Clark Roxane Clark Dee Dee Clarke Wilbur Dean Clarke Kevin Elijah Coad Martha Ann Cobin Leon Codes, Jr. Ronnie LeRoss Cooper Kim Crabtree 139 Don Campbell Dennis James Dille Michael Edwin Dodge Laura Beth Douglas Bruce Dennick Doyle Robin Ann Doyle Donna Louise Drake Johnny William Drew UO fete. Lisa Ann Driggers Norma Jean Driggers Anna Marie Driggers Roy Andrew Driggers Yvonne Michelle Droze Cheryl Denise Dubose Davis James Dunahoe Bernard Ellington Olympia Elnora Ellington Donna Lynne Ellis Shelia Marie Evans Mashell Yvonne Fashion Ml Christopher John Faulk Mark Fields Linda Marie Fisk Mike Avrin Floyd Vera Ellen Ford Alan Scott Fosdick Curtis Douhan Fox Sandra Frazier U2 Henry Sylvester Gasden Sandra Kaye Gallick Jammetta Lorraine Garnett Mary Sue Gaskins Jerry Gissentanner Kay Deloyer Gillard Julie Ann Gibbs 143 Teresa Ann Goings Susan Ann Goodwin Brenda Kay Greene Alicia Mae Greene Thomas Gregg Grover Wilson Hadwin III Earl Eugene Griffin Julie Ann Grooms Craig Julius Hammond Juanita Ann Hamn Gwendolyn Joyce Hadley James McLeod Harrell, Jr. Shirley Clarisse Harrell David Joe Harrison Carl Fred Harvey 144 Terry Elaine Harwell Diana Latina Hill Darryl Maurice Heller Linda Michelle Heyward David Ray Hogge 145 Susan Alice Holmes Gregory Alexander Hoover Simon Jonathan Houser Greggory Roland Huff Mark Dudley Jolly Valerie Mary Jones Donald E. Kempson Deborah Lenora Kirby Teresa Kay Law Michael Kevin Lawyer John Arlee Kennedy Stella Rene Levey Veronica Denise Liferidge Gwendolyn Jessica Linehouse Monica Elaine Limehouse Cynthia Lee Lloyd 147 Gene Barry Lloyd Ruth Darlene Lorick Pamela Crystal Lux Joyce Darlene Mack Kenneth Ronald Martin Jr. Angela Kaye Matthews Gregory Bryon Mackey Nick Maurice Mahien Catherine Ann Mazyck Lester Mazyck Lamar McBee Tammy Roxann McCay 148 Michael Horace McCutchen Angela Louise McGrew Gleny Michael McKnight Charles Ralph McPherson 149 Gregory Hager Metts Craig Baynard Middleton John Herny Middleton Jr. Zita Cosette Middleton Francisco Gene Miller Roberta Lynette Milligan William Marvin Mims, Jr. Dean Thomas Mitchell 150 Virginia Ann Muckenfuss Shirley Rae Mullis Robin Carol Nanny Hebert John Neusinger Elnora Mane Neumann Donald Eugene Newberry Cathy Regina Norris Paul Steven Page Theresa E. Pratt James Michael Reardon Tracey Lorraine Rhondeau Joseph Steward Powell Susan Lee Rice J. D. Richardson. Jr. William Lesley Rice Beverly Richardson Carolyn Richardson Louise Richardson Susan Richardson Sylvester Sinclar Richardson 152 Thomas Richardson Georgianna Richmond Leonard Rivers Pamela Jeanne Roberson 153 Anthony Richard Sacco, Jr. Arthur Scott, Jr. Isaac Sheldon Shine Annette Simmons Charlie James Simmons Dianne Simmons Henry Leve Simmons Lisco Simmons 154 Alpha Rembert Smith Bonita Smith Ember Irene Smith Faye Yvette Smith Sydne Patricia Solley Randolph Lee Sorenson Ralph Snipe Anthony Walker Sowell Cheryl Denise Spann Geraldine Carla Starr Sandra Denise Steward 155 Eric Gene Stevens David Taylor Jr. Lorrie Lynn Thomas Shirley Thomas 156 Kenneth Roland Ward Martha Laurie Warner Alice Sherine Warren Brenda Lee Washington 157 Carlton Washington Delores Washington Karen Lynne Washington Warren Jay Weatherman Kathy Elaine Webb Kermit Eugene Welch Paula Margaret West Racine Denise Whaley Angela Regina White Billy White Zenobia Onetha White Jerry Alan Whitley Maxine Wigfall Robert Keith Wigger Linda Kay Wilcox Anthony Wiley 158 Isaih Allen Williams Jr. Tina Marcelle Williams Jan Wilson Mark Wilson Russel Woods Anita Charlene Wrenn Richard Alvin Wilson Tina Louise Wilson Tammy Elaine Wrenn Sharon Jeanette Wright Ronald Yeadon Franklin Ephiam Yates 159 Abbot, David Art Club 11. Alexander, Hubert Bus Driver 11, 12; FFA 11 Allsbrook, James Bus Driver 11, 12; Corona tion Ball Escort 10; ROTC 9, 10. 11, 12; Drill Team 10, 11. 12; Lettered 11. 12; Rocket Club 9, 10, 11. 12; Co President Who’s Who 12; Parking Lot Detail 10. 11. 12; Military Ball Food Committee 12. Almarode, Norma Advisory Board 11, 12; Col lage 11. 12; Drama Club 9. 10; Library Aide 12; Student Council 12. Appleby, Mark Chess Club; Wrestling Team. Atkinson, Cindy FHA 10. 11; Pep Club 10. 11, 12; Powder Puff Football 10, 11; SAE 10, 11; Student Council 10, 11. Aucoin, Charlie Block B 12; Bus Driver 11, 12; FCA 11, 12. FFA 12. JV Football 9. 10. Let-terd 10, Varsity Football 11, 12, Lettered 11, 12; Pep Club 12; Stagline 12; Track Team 11, 12. Austin, John Advisory Board 11; FCA 11, 12; French Club 11. 12; ROTC 10; SAE 11; Who’s Who 11. Backous, Tammy Rochay Hero Club 12 — Vice President; SAE 10. 12. Balmonte, Brenda Advisory Board 10; Home coming Court; Student Council 11. 12 — President; Bus Driver 11, 12; Senior Superlative: Best All Around. Barnett, Gene Homecoming Court Escort 11, Miss Merry Christmas Escort 11; Queen of Hearts Escort 10. 11. Barrett, Janelle Advisory Board 12; Pep Club 9. Powder Puff Football 9; SAE 10. Bartley, Mae Advisory Board 12; Annual Staff 11. 12 — Classes Editor; Junior Varsity Girls Basketball 10; Varsity Girls Basketball 11; Block B 12, Beta Club 11, 12; Chorus 9; Collage 11, 12; Coronation Ball Contestant 10; FCA 11; FHA 10. 11, 12— President Nominated, 11 — President. 12, Spanish Club 10, 11, 12; Honorary Member Stagline 10; Student Council 11; Volleyball 12; Lettered 12. Who's Who 12; Senior Superlative; Most Likely to Succeed Bass, Irie Bus Driver 11. 12; Junior Varsity Football 10; Varsity Football 11; Bonneau Auto 11. 12. Blackmon, Kay FHA 9. 10; Hero 12. Bond, Connie Advisory Board 12; Annual Staff — Typist 12; Library Aide 12; FCA 12; Quill and Scroll Bradley, Julie Chorus 12, Hero 11. Brant, Lyn Advisory Board 11; Band 9, 10. 11; Block B 11, 12, Bus Driver 11, 12; Lettered 11. 12, Miss Merry Christmas Escort 11, Wres tlmg 10. 11. 12; Lettered 10, 11. 12, Baseball 9. 10, 11. 12; Lettered 10. 11, 12. Broad, Harold Bus Driver 11, 12. ROTC Honor Society 10. 11. 12 — Vice President. ROTC 9, 10. 11. 12; Boys Drill Team 9. 10. 11; Parking Lot Detail 9, 10. 11. 12. Brown, Allen Block B 11; Cross Country 11; FCA 11, 12; Spanish Club 12, Student Council 12; Wrestling Team 10. 11. Brown, Elijah Kenneth Bus Patrol 9; FFA 12; Pep Club 9; Trade and Industry 11; Bid Coun 12 Brown, Ellen Chorus 9, 10. 11. 12. 160 Brown, Ricky Bus Driver 11. 12. FFA 11. 12. Junior Varsity Football 10; Student Council 10, Senior Directory 11; Boys Track Team 9; Welding II 12. Boyt, Johnny FCA 10. 11. 12; Pep Club 9, 10; SAE 10; Stagline 11, 12; Senior Superlative: Most Unpredictable. Brown, Robert Block B 9; FFA 9, 10, 11, 12; Junior Varsity Football 8, 9; Lettered 9, Varsity Football 10. 11, 12; Lettered 10. 11; Baseball 7, 11 Bryant, Alice Advisory Board 10; Debating Team 11; FHA 10, 11, 12; Library Aide 11, 12; Pep Club 10; SAE 10 Bryant, Michael Anthony Advisory Board 11; Junior Varsity Boys Manager 10; Bus Driver 11, 12, Welding 11. 12; Senior Superlative: Most Unpredictable. Bunton, Dennis Wayne Bus Driver 11, Library Aide 9, 10; Office Aide 11. 12. Burbage, David Burbage, Ronnie Art Club 11; FFA 11. Butler, Kenneth ROTC Honor Society 12, ROTC 9, 10, 11 — Finance Officer, 12 — Oper ation Officer; Drill Team 9, 10, 11 — State Championship 12; Lettered 11, 12; Rocket Club 9; Who's Who 12; Parking Lot Detail 9, 10, 11, 12; ROTC Field Day Chairman 12; Chairman of Food Committee of Military Ball 11; 4 H 9. Butler, Terry Wrestling Team 11. Caldwell, Douglas Advisory Board 11; Drama Club 9, 10, FCA 11. Calhoun, Allison Advisory Board 11; Beta Club 10, 11, 12; Coronation Ball Contestant 9; Homecoming Court 10; Junior Beta Club 9; Miss Merry Christmas Contestant 9. 10, Office Aide 9; Pep Club 9; Queen of Hearts Contest 9, 10. Spanish Club 11; Student Council 9, 11; Basketball Statistician 10. Calimag, Marie Advisory Board 9, 10, 11, 12; All County Band Leader 9; Beta Club 10, 11. 12; Class Officer: Freshman Pres., Sophomore Pres., Junior Treas.. Senior Treas.; Collage 9, 10 — Associated Ed. 11, 12 Editor in Chief; Coronation Ball Contestant 10. Dodo Contest Escort 11; FCA 9, 10, 11 — Vice President 12; French Club 11. 12; Honor Society 12; Junior Beta 9 — Vice Pres.; Miss Merry Christmas Contestant 11, 12; Office Aide 11. 12; Pep Club 9. 10, 11; Powder Puff Football 9; Quill and Scroll 11. 12. SAE 10. 11 — Vice Pres. 12; Stagline 10, 11 — Feature Ed., 12 Ed-in Chief. Student Council 9, 10, Who’s Who 12; Nominee to National Council of Coastal Representative of the SCSPA of Literary Magazines and Year books at USC, Senior Superlative: Wittiest; Miss BHS. Case, Rita Advisory Board 11. 12; Collage 11. 12; Coronation Ball 10; Miss Sophomore; FCA 10. 11. 12 — Vice Pres ; French Club 10, 11; Homecoming Court Contestant 10, Library Aide 9, 10. 11 — Pres.; Powder Puff Football 9. 10, 11; Queen of Hearts Contest 9, 10, 11, 12, SAE 12; Tennis Team 12; Who's Who 12; Senior Superlative: Best Dressed. Cassady, Mike FFA 10. 11. 12. Chance, Sandra Art Club 11; Drama Club 9; Pep Club 9; Powder Puff Football 9. Chatman, Deborah Advisory Board 12, Annual Staff 11, 12 — Organization Editor; Beta Club 11. 12, Chorus 9; Freshman Class Officer — Vice Pres.; Collage 11, 12; Poetry Editor; FCA 10. 11. 12. Pep Club 9. SAE 9. 10. 11. 12; Spanish Club 10. 11. 12 — Honorary Member, 4-H 9, 10 — Vice President. 11 Presi dent; Senior Superlative: Best All Around. Cheatwood, Julie Advisory Board 12, ROTC Annual Staff 9. 10. 11 — Editor 12; Beta 10, 11, 12. Dodo Contest Escort 9. 11. Drama Club 9; ROTC Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Powder Puff Football 10, 12; Quill and Scroll 11; ROTC 9. 10. 11, 12 — Corps 12. Military Ball Committee 9, 10, 11. 12 — Chairman, Miss ROTC Homecoming Queen Runner Up 11; Miss ROTC Home coming Queen 12; ROTC Newspaper 10. 11, 12; Drill Team 11,12; Lettered 11,12. Chinners, Donna Chinners, Timmy Bus Driver 11, 12; Bus Patrol 9; Air Cond. and Refrig. 11, 12. Christopher, Barry Bus Patrol 10; Library Aide 11; Office Aide 11, 12. Pep Club 10 Christopher, Darrell Bus Patrol 10. Clarke, Dean GYST 9 Clark, Donald Bus Patrol 12; FFA 12. Clark, Mark ROTC Chess Club 12; ROTC 10, 11, 12; Drill Team 10. 11, 12; Rocket Club 11; Parking Lot Detail. Clark, Rhonda Clark, Roxane ROTC Annual Staff 11, 12; Drama Club 9; FHA 9. ROTC Honor Society 11; ROTC 10. 11. 12; Girls Drill Team 10. 12; Rocket Club 10, ROTC Newspaper 11, 12; Miss ROTC Runner Up 11; Military Ball Committee 10, 11. 12; Miss ROTC Homecoming Queen Runner-Up , V- Coad, Kevin FFA 12. Cooper, Ronnie Advisory Board 9, 10, 11, 12; Annual Staff 11; Beta Club 10. 11; Class Officer Freshman — Pres.. Sophomore — Vice Pres ; Jr — Vice Pres.; Senior — Pres.; Coronation Ball Escort 9. 10 — Mr Sophomore; FCA 10, 11 — Vice Pres.. 12 — Pres.; French Club 10. Junior Beta Club 9 — Pres.; Furman Scholar 11; Miss Merry Christmas Escort 11; Pep Club 9. 10. Quill and Scroll 11. 12; SAE 9. 10. 11. 12; Stagline 11, 12 — Feature Editor; Student Council 9. 10 — Treas., 11 — Vice Pres.; Sen lor Superlative: Wittiest. Curry, Ralph Junior Varsity Basketball 10; Bus Patrol 11; Chorus 9; FFA 11, 12; Student Council 9; Trade and Industry 9, 10. Crabtree, Kim Chorus; Student Council 9. Dangerfield, Fred FCA; Junior Varsity Football 10. Dille, James Block B 10. 11, 12, Cross Coun try 11, 12; Lettered 11, 12; Track Team 10, 11, 12; Lettered 10. 11 Douglas, Beth FCA 11, 12; FHA 9, ROTC 10. Doyle, Bruce Coronation Ball Escort 9, Debat ing Team 11, 12; FCA 12; Junior Varsity Foot ball 10; Homecoming Court Escort 12; Miss Merry Christmas Escort 10; Queen of Hearts Escort 10; SAE 12; Track Team 9, 10; Senior Superlative: Best Dressed. Doyle, Robine Bus Driver 11. Miss ROTC 10; Rocket Club; SAE. Davis, Loraine Advisory Board 10, 11; Beta Club 11, 12; Block B 11 — Secretary. 12. Jun tor Varsity Cheerleader 9, 10. Lettered 9. 0; Varsity Cheerleader 11, 12; Lettered 11. 12; Collage 12; FCA 10. 11 — Treas., 12, French Club 10; Homecoming Court 11, Office Aide 11, 12; Palmetto Girls State 11. Pep Club 9. 10, SAE 9, 10, 11, Student Council 12, Who’s Who 12. Baseball Team Scorekeeper 10. 11 Dennis, Don Campbell Advisory Board 11; Annual Staff 12 — Sports Ed ; Beta Club 11, 12; Block B 10, 11. 12; FCA 11, Junior Varsity Football 9. 10; Lettered 9, 10; Varsity Football 11, 12; Lettered 11, 12. French Club 10, 11; Palmetto Boys' State 11; Pep Club 10, 11; Who’s Who 12; Varsity Baseball 9. 10, 11, 12; Lettered 9, 10, 11, 12; All-Conference Baseball 10; All-Conference Football 11. Drake, Donna Louise Advisory Board 10; Annual Staff — 11 — Asst Bus. Manager, 12 — Manager; Beta Club 10, 11, 12; Collage 10, 11; Poetry Ed.; FCA 10, 11, 12; French Club 10. 11; Jr. Beta Club 9; Pep Club 10, 11; SAE 10, 11; Girls Track Team 9, Who’s Who 12. Drew, Johnny Bus Driver 11. 12; Bus Patrol 9. 10; FFA 12; ROTC 10. Trade Industry 11.12; Parking Lot Detail 10. Driggers, Anna Marie Hero Club 12 — Secre tary; Library Aide 12. Driggers, Lisa Powder Puff Football 11; Stu dent Council 12. Driggers, Norma Jean Bus Driver 11. 12. Hero Club 12. Pep Club 9. Dubose, Cheryl Advisory Board 11; Chorus 20. Office Aide 9; Pep Club 11; Girls Track Team 9. 10. Dunahoe Davis Chess Club 11, 12; FFA 11, 12. ROTC 11, 12. ROTC Color Guard 11, 12; Rocket Club 11, 12. Dupree, Alex Block B 9, 10. 11, 12; Varsity Football 9, 10. 11, 12; Boys Track Team (2 years); Wrestling Team 10, 11. Ellington, Bernard Bus Driver 9. 10, Chorus 12, Trade and Industry 11, 12. Ellington, Olympia Bus Patrol 9, 10, Chorus 9, 10. Flag Girl 9, 10; Library Aide 9 Powder Puff Football 9, 10, 12; Girls Track Team 10, 11. Ellis, Donna Chorus 11, 12; FCA 12; Honor Society 11. 12; Spanish Club 12; Photography Club 10; History Club 11. Evans, Sheila Varsity Girls 12. Homecoming Contestant 12. Volleyball 12. Fashion, Mashell Advisory Board 10, 12; Chorus 10; Coronation Ball Contestant 9; Library Aide 12; Office Aide 10, 11; Pep Club 10; Queen of Hearts Contestant 10; Student Coun cil 9; Senior Superlative: Most Talented. Faulk, Chris FCA 11, 12; Homecoming Court Escort 12; Office Aide 12. Pep Club 9; Tennis Team 11, 12; Track Team 9. Fields, Mark Bus Driver 11. 12; FFA 9. 10. 11. 12. Fisk, Linda Advisory Board 11; Collage 11; FCA 9. 10. 11, 12, French Club 9, 10, Office Aide 11; Pep Club 9, 10. 11; Student Council 9. Who’s Who 12. Senior Superlative: Most Talented Floyd, Mike Beta Club 12; FCA 10. 11. 12; SAE 10. 11; Tennis Team 10. 11. 12; Lettered 10. 11. 12. Fludd, Herman Art Club; Pep Club, Student Council. Ford, Eartharine Advisory Board 12 Bus Patrol 10; Chorus 9, 10, Powder Puff Football 11; SAE 12; Student Council 9. Ford, Ronnie FFA 12; JV Football Mgr. 11; Varsity Football Mgr. 12; Trade and Industry 11, 12, Baseball 11. 12 — Years Lettered 11,12 Ford, Ellen Annual Staff — Features 12, Beta Club 10. 11. 12; Collage 10, 11; Short Story Ed. 11. Literary Ed 12; FCA 10, 11. 12; French Club 9, 10, 11 — Pres.; Jr Beta Club 9. Office Aide 11; Palmetto Girls’ State 12 — Alternate; Pep Club 9, 10. 11 — Vice Pres 12, Powder Puff Football 12; Quill and Scroll 12; SAE 9. 10, 11. 12, Student Council 10; Who's Who 12; Baptist Scholar; Columbia College; Trustee Scholar — Stagline Reporter 12; Senior Class Officer — Prophet; Senior Superlative: Most School Spirited Fosdick, Scott JV Boys 9; Varsity Boys Bas ketball 11, 12, Years Lettered 11, 12; Corona tion Ball 11; Contestant 11; FCA 10, 11, Miss Merry Christmas Contest Escort 10, 11; Queen of Hearts Contest Escort 11; SAE 10; Student Council 11; Tennis Team 11, 12; Years Lettered 11,12; Who's Who 12; Mr Blue and Gold. Fox, Curtis Douhan Band All County 10, 11; Lettered 3 years. Chorus 12; Cross Country 11, FCA 11 Garnett, Jametta Advisory Board 11; Chorus 9, 10, 12, Debating Team 11, FCA 11, 12; Pep Club 10; SAE 12. Spanish Club 11, 12 Gaskins, Mary Band 9, 10, 11; All County 9. 10; Lettered 3 years. FCA 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 10, 11. Gaskins, Wanda Gibbs, Julie Ann Collage 12. Drama Club 11, 12; Office Aide 12. Pep Club 9, 10; SAE 12; Stagline Reporter 11, Business Manager 12 Gibson, Danny FCA 9. 10, 11, 12, Football 11. 12; Stagline — Various Articles 11. 12. Gilliard, Kay Advisory Board 10, 11. 12, Chorus 9; Debating Team 10. 11, 12; FHA 12; Flag Girl 12. Hero Club 12 — President 12; Ofice Aide 9, 12; Pep Club 9, 10; SAE 12. Student Council 9, 10; Trade and Industry 11; Miss Bon neau 11. Gissentanner, Jerry Block B; FFA; Football JV 9; Years Lettered 9; Varsity Football 10; Years Lettered 10; Captains Award 10. Track Team; Years Letterd 9, 10; Trade and Industry; Track Team Mgr 11. Goodwin, Susan Beta Club 10, 11 — Secre tary 12; Block B 11; Treasurer 12; Cheerleader JV 9, 10; Co Captain; Years Lettered 9. 10; Var sity Cheerleader 11, 12; Years Lettered 11. 12; Senior Class Secretary; Junior Class Pres.; Sophomore Class Treasurer. Collage 12; DODO Contest Judge 11. FCA 10, 11, 12; Homecom mg Court Contestant 10; Junior Class Marshal; Newberry Scholar 11; Office Aide 12. Palmetto Girls' State 12; Pep Club 9; Presbyterian Scholar 11; Queen of Hearts Contestant 9. Who's Who 12; Governor's School 12; Miss Blue and Gold; Senior Superlative: Best All Around. Graham, Frankie FFA 11; ROTC 9. 10, 11. 12; Color Guard 11, 12. Green, Brenda Powder Puff Football 10, 11, Student Council 11; Track Team 11. Greene, Alicia Block B 11, 12. Varsity Cheer leader 11, 12; Years Lettered 11, 12; Collage 12; FCA 11, 12; Homecoming Court Contestant 12; Pep Club 11, 12. Queen of Hearts Contestant 11; Winner 11, Track Team 11. 12, (Stall: Y Club 9; Track 9; Office Aide 9; Drama Club 9. Student Council 10; Y Club; Sweet Heart Winner 10. Homecoming Contestant 10; Queen of Hearts Winner 10; Track 10.) Gregg, Tom Art Club; FCA 11, 12; FFA 11; Homecoming Escort 12. Griffin, Earl Chorus 9, 10, 11. 12. Groom, Julie Ann FCA 12, Powder Puff Football 9. 12; Student Council 10. Hadley, Gwen Art Club 11, 12; Drama Club 12. FCA 12; Hero Club 12, Office Aide 12. ROTC 10, 11, Girls Drill Team 10. Girls Track Team 10, 11. 12; Years Lettered 11 Harwell, Terry FCA 11. 12, Library Aide 11; Spanish Club 10. Hammond, Craig Bus Driver 10, 11. Harrell, Shirley Beta Club 10, 12; Poster Staff, Assistant Poetry Ed . FCA 10, 12; Jr. Beta Club9; SAE; 4H9. Harrison, David Block B 10, 11, 12, Student Council 10; Coronation Ball Escort 10; FCA 11. 12; Jr Varsity Football 8. 9; Varsity Football 10, 11, 12; Years Lettered 10, 11, 12, Homecoming Court Escort 11, Office Aide 12, Pep Club 9; Powder Puff Football Coach 11, 12; Track Team 8, 9; Years Lettered 9; Baseball 9, 10, 11. 12; Years Lettered 10, 11, 12; Senior Superlative: Most Athletic. Harvey, Freddy Advisory Board 11, 12; Annual Statl 10, 12; Chorus 12; Coronation Ball 11; FCA 10, 11. 12; French Club 10; Homecoming Court Escort 11, 12; Pep Club 10; Queen of Hearts Escort 11; Who’s Who 12; Senior Super lative: Best Dressed. Haygood, Kathy Chorus 9, 10, 12; FCA 12; French Club 10, 11; Library Aide 12; Spanish Club 12 Haynes, Gene Art Club 11. Band 9. 10; Bus Patrol 10; Track Team 10. Hellar, Daryl Cross Country 9, DoDo Contest ant 10. Homecoming Court Escort 9, Spanish Club 10, 12; Senior Superlative Most Likely to Succeed. Henderson, Cheryl Advisory Board 11. 12; Annual Staff 12; Class Section; Beta Club 10, 11, 12; Collage 11; Publicity Manager; Busi ness Manager; FCA 10, 11, 12; Treasurer; French Club 10, 11, 12; Junior Beta Club 9. Jr. Class Marshall 11, Newberry Scholar 11; Pal metto Girls’ State 11; Alternate; SAE 12; Stu dent Council 12; Tennis Team 11; Track Team 10. 11; Who’s Who 12; Girls Tennis Club 12 — Capt Henthorne, Diana Art Club 9. 10, Varsity Girls 11 Heyward, Alberta Powder Puff Football 11, Track Team Mgr. 10. 11. Heyward, Linda Advisory Board 12. Drama Club 12. Tennis Team 12; Volleyball 9, 10, Leader. Help Gym Teachers 10, 11 Hill, Diana Miss Merry Christmas Contestant 12. Beta Club 12, Collage 11. 12; FCA 11, 12; French Club 10, 11; Homecoming Contestant 11; Office Aide 12; Pep Club 9. 10. 11. 12; Queen of Hearts Contestant 10. 11; SAE 12; Student Council 10, 11. 12. Hill, Chris Advisory Board 11; FCA 10. 11. 12; JV Football 9, 10; Years Lettered 9, 10; Var sity Football 11, 12; Years Lettered 11, 12; Miss Merry Christmas Escort 9, 10; Pep Club 10, 11, Queen of Hearts Escort 9, 10, Student Council 9 Hughes, Janice Collage 12; FCA 11. 12. Pep Club 12; Powder Puff Football 12. SAE 12; Girls Tennis Team 11. Hoard, Debbie All County Band 9, 10, Governor All State 9, 10. FCA 10. 11, 12; Homecom mg Contestant 12; SAE 12, Drum Maiorette 10, 11. Band Lettered 9. 10. Hogge, David Ray Bus Patrol 10; ROTC 10, Trade and Industry. Huff, Greg Bus Patrol; FCA; Pep Club. Houser, Simon JV Basketball Mgr 9, Block B 10. 11, 12. Years Lettered 9, Varsity Football 10. 11, 12; Years Lettered 10, 11, 12, ROTC 11. 12; Student Council 10. 11, 12, Track Team 9, 10. Senior Superlative: Wittiest Jackson, Clifford Art Club; Chorus 9; FFA 9, 161 10, 11, 12; Trade and Industry 9, 10. 11. 12 (S©fC Tammy JV Girlal iris B� ketball 11, 1: B; FCA 11. 12; Pep Cl| am 11; Girls Track Tear ;ered 12; Senior Superlal mil 10. var- Lettered 11, 12; Marshal 11; Newberry Scholar 12; Boys' Presbyterian Scholar 12; SAE I, ouncil 9. Who’s Who ’ � st Likely to Succeed Jenkins, Mary Varsity Girls Statistician 11. 12 Coronation Ball 11; Miss Merry Christ-jstant 9, 10, 11;Gueenof testant 12; Senior Superlative: Best Johnson, Timothy JV Boys 9, -10; 11; Block B 10. 11; :il 12. Bonr btate 11; Presbyteriar 10; Girls Tennis secretary; Student Co 10 Volleyball 12; K)r Superlative: Mo Most Athletic McPherson, Charles Advisory Board 11. 12; 1P jo, JV Boys Basketball 9 10, Lettered 9. 10; Varsity Boys Basketball 11, 12; lettered 11, 12; Block B II.JL FCA 11 12. JV Football 9. 10; Let- Herb Art Club 9; Bi 12, Drama Club 9; FCA rry, Donny Block B 10, 11, i , r FootbaJI 9, Lettered 9, Varsity Jl2; French Club I 11, Miss Merry Chri Iered 9 v arsity Football 11, 12; LettVec t 11; Ojlt rry Christmas Esfcor all £: Stan b;o. SA£ 11; Student Council 9. 1 Team 12; Lett rSri 12; Who’s Wh Me Swain, ChriA e Aide Que«n Hearts Escort 12; Byys Tennis Team 10. 11 Fourth in State. Norris, Cathy ROTC Honor Society ROTC 10, 11, 12 Jolly, Mark line 10, 11; Asscx.. Boys Tennr r- 10. 11, 12; Lettered 11; Who’s Who 12; Seltfor Superlative: Most Talented. Jones, Valerie (Philadelphia High Sc1 GirisLArt Club 11; Chorus 10. 11; Junior Class president 11; FCA 12, Needlepoint; Block Stu Bent Union, French Club. Drama Club 10, 11. Kennedy, John Drama Club 11, 12. Kirby, Debbie Bus Driver 9, 10, 11; Office Aide 12; Pep Club 9. Law, Teresa Kay Bus Patrol 9; Office Aide 10. Lawyer, Michael JV Basketball 10; Years Let tered 10; Varsity Basketball 11, 12; Years Let tered 11, 12; Miss Merry Christmas Escort 11; Queen of Hearts Escort 11; Senior Superlative: Best Personality. Levey, Stella JV Girls Mgr. 10; Varsity Girls Manager 11, 12; Chorus 9; Track Team 10. 11. 12. Liferidge, Veronica Art Club 12, Bus Patrol 9; FCA 12; FHA 12; Library Aide 12; Office Aide 11; Pep Club 12; SAE 12; Student Council 10. ost Unpredictable. Bus Driver 9, 10. Meeks, Jimmy Amateur Radio Club 10; Collage 12; DoDo Contestant 11; Drama Club 12; FCA 11, 12; Pep Club 9. Homecoming Parade 12. Senior Superlative: Mr chool for M«tts, Edna Metts, Greg Beta Club 11. Collage 9; Debating Team 9; FCA 10. 11. 12, JV Football 9. 10; French Club 10. SAE 10. Middleton, John Bus Driver 11, 12; Bus j Patrol 11; JV Football 9; Lettered 9; ROTC 9, bk.10. Boys Track Team 9, 11, 2. Homeconu mas Esco'' 11; 'fl Powder Puff Football Coach 11, 12; Qdfcen df Hearts Escort 11. Student Council 12; Wrest 12. Lettered 10. 11, 12. 11 — 'i Palmer, Delford Parker, Christena Art Club 11, 12; Bus Patrol 12; Chorus 11, 12; Drama Club 10, 11, 12; Library Aide 9; Spanish Club 12. Perry, Donna Mae Perry, Jesbne Art Club 11, 12; Chorus 9, Collage 11. 12. ubrai Aide 11; SAE 12. Phillips, Dale Ben ROTC; Rocket Club 10 Poole, Theresa Collage; Office Aide. 10. Middleton, Zita C. Art Club 12; Girls JV Bas ketball 9. 10. Pep Club 9; SAE 12; Track Team 9. 10. Miller Frank ROTC Annual Staff 11, 12; Chess 12; JV Girls Bas-12. Block b 11. 12; JV basket ball 11. Club 11; DoDo Contest Color Guard 11, 12. 11; ROTC 10, 11, 12; Porchia, Laura Art Clul ketball 10; Varsity Girls Ba B 11. 12; Chorus 9; FCA 12; Hero Club 11; Pep Club 9; Girls I rack Team 9. 10, 11. Pou, David Debating 1 earn 11; Library Aide 9; Pep Club 10; Auto I. II 11, 12 Reardon, Mike FCA 11. 12; French Club 11. Milligan, Roberta 10; Pep Club 9; Chorus 9, 10, 11, flag| Track Team 10, 11; Senior 12; Pep Club 9, 10; Student Council 11. Superlative: Most Unpredictable Mims, Billy Advisory Board 10; Annual Staff Li me house, Geraldine coming Escort 12. Limehouse, Gwen Club. Chorus; Collage Student Council. Hero Club 11; Home- Advisory Board 12; Art Drama Club; PepH Basketball JV 9, 10; Varsity •red 11. 12; BetarCIub, Coronation Ball 9; Mr. ■CA 10, 11. 12, French ss Mar-o Boys' Lloyd, Cynthia Chorus 9, 10, 11; Library Aide 11; Powder Puff Football 9, 10. Lortck, Ruth Pep Club 11; ROTC 10. Mack, Joyce Chorus 10. 11; Hero Club 12; Powder Puff Football 10, 11. SAE 12. cey, Greg lH Mahieu, Nick Bus Driver 10. 11. 12. Bus Driver 10, 11, 12; Office ide 10. 1 . 12; Student Council 10, 11; Boys rack 10. Martin, Kenneth JV Football 10; Homecoming Escort 12; Golf Team 9. 10, 11, 12; Lettered 9, 10. 11, 12. Matthews, Angela Kaye Collage 12; FCA 12; Library Aide 9, 10; Office Aide 9; Pep Club 12; Powder Puff 9. 12; Student Coyjcil 10. Mazyck ketball Aide 1 Cathy Art Club 11. 12; JV Girls Bas I 9; Varsity Girls Basketball 10, Office 1; Pep Club 11. Maryck, Lester Bus Patrol 12; FFA 12; Home coming Escort 12. 11 — Assistant Ed. 12 ED Boys 8, 9, 10; Years Li ttered Boys 11. 12; Years Lett 10. 11. 12; Block B 12, Freshman Contestant 9; Club 10, 11. 12; Jr. Beta Club 9 )r Cla shal 11; Newberry Scholar 11; Palmettj State 11, Presbyterian Scholar 11, SAE 1071 12; Student Council 10. 11. 12; West Point Schola l; Who’s Who 11; Wofford Scholar 12; Senior Superlative: Best All Around, Mr. BHS Ei.l Mitchell, Dean ChWpClub 11. Cross Country 12; Powder Puff Football Cheerleader 11. Mitchum, Melinda Block B 11, 12 Cheer leader JV 10; Varsity 11 12 — Capt. Yi-ars Let tered 2; Class Officer 1 i; Sec. Pep Club 9. 10; Powder Puff Football 9;?Track Team 9; Who's Who 12; Senior Superlattye: Best Personality. Moorer, Nelson Art Club 11; Bus Patrol 9. Chorus 10. 11; FCA 12aJFFA 12. Pep Club 10, Trade and Industry 9, 10. Moorer, Patricia Advisory Board 9, 10; Cho rus 9. 10; Collage 12; FCA 10. 11, 12; FHA 10, 11. 12; OfficeA.de 10; Pep Club 9. 10, 11. 12, SAE 10. 11. 12; Spariish Club 10, 11; 'student I Council 9, 10; Track Team 11, 12. Reed, Rosemary ROTC 10, 11; Drill Team 11. Rondeau, Tracey Art Club 11, JV Basketball 9, 10; Varsity Basketball 11. ssssr- JUSSiCS dent Council 9. 10 Richardson, J. Trade and Industry 9 Richardson, Susan rd 9. 10; JV |a i 9; Miss b 9; 12, Stu- Hero Bus Patrol Club 11, 12 —Vice Pres. Richmond, Georgianna Art Club 11; Chorus 11;fCA 12; Hero Club 11; Pep Club 9 10, McBee, Lamar Bus Patrol coming Escort 12 12; FFA 12; Home- Muckenfuss, Virginia ROTC Annual Staff 10, 11, 12 — Ed., Photographer — 11, 12; ROTC Chess Club 10 — Secretary; Honor Society (ROIC) 10. 11. 12; ROTC 10. 11. 12; Color Guard 10 — Alternate 11; SAE 9. 10, 11; Who's Who 12; ROTC Newspaper 10; Assist. Ed. 11, Ed 12. Rivers, Leonard Band 9, 10, 11, 12. Roberson, Pam Annua’ Staff 11, 12 - Fea tures Ed.; JV Boys Scorekeeper 9, 10; Varsity Boys and Girls Scorekeeper 11, 12; Beta Club 10, 11 — Vice Pres., 12 — Pres Block B 12; Chorus 12; Class Officer 10 — Sec.; 11 Prom Chairman; Collage 9, 10; Coronation Ball 9 — Miss Freshman; FCA 10, 11, 12; FHA 10;-French Club 10, 11, 12; Junior Beta Club 9; Pep I:iub9. 10; Powder Puff Football 10; SAE 9. 10. 11; Student Council 9; Who’s Who 12; Wofford :holar 11; Senior Superlative. Most Likely to icceed. - Robinson, Alethia Advisory Board 9, 10, Me Cay, Tammy Football 9. Pep Club 10; Powder Puff Mullis, Shirley Beta Club 9. Beta Club 12; FCA 11, 12; Jr. McGrew, Council. Angela Art Club 11, 12; Student Annual Staff 12. Beta Club 11, 12. Bus Driver 12; Bus Patrol 12; Collage 11, 12; FCA 11, 12. k FHA 10, 11 — Reporter, 12 -1 Area III Leader; £ Office Aide 11, 12; Pep Club 9, 10. 12; SAL 10. ■ 11, 12 - Vice Pres., Queen of Hearts Contestant 12; Senior Superlative: Best Personality, Spanish Club 10. 11 — Sec., 12; Student Coun cil 10. 11; Varsity Girls Stat. 12; Track Team 9, 10; Black Awareness Club 12, Who’s Who 12; Senior Float Comm. 12. 162 McKnight, Mike Advisory Board 11; Beta Club 10. 11, 12; French Club 9; Jr. Beta Club 9; Jr. Murphy, Walter Art Club 11; Bus Patrol 9; FFA 9. 10, 11; Pep Club 9. 10. 11; Science Club 9, 10; Trade and Industry 11, 12. Neumann, Elnora Bus Monitor 12. Track Team 11, 12; Cross Robinson, Richard Country Team 12. Robinson, Ruth Art Club 12; Chorus 11, 12; FHA 9. 10. Track Team 9, 10. 11. 12. Russel, Brigitte Advisory Board 10, 11, 12; Collage 11. 12, FCA 10. 11. 12; French Club 10 11; Otl.ce Aide 12; Pep Club 9, 10, 11; Powder Putt Football 10; SAE 10. 11; Student C unci I 9; Who's Who. Ruggles, Scott Block B 12; Bus Patrol 12; FCA 11, 12; J Football 9, 10; Lettered 12; Honor Society 10; Pep Club 11. 12; Powder Putt Coach 11, 12. Quill and Scroll 12; ROTC 9. 10; Span ish Club 11. 12; Staglme 11, 12 — Sports Ed.; Track Team 11. 12; Soccer Club; ROTC News paper Sports Editor 10; Senior Superlative. Most School Spirited. Sorenson, Randy ROTC 9, 10; Trade and Industry 11. 12. Scott, Arthur Senior Advisory B,oard 12; Dodo Contestant 11, Homecoming Escorf 12; Library Aide 9, 10; Trade and Industry 11; Senior Superlative; Best Looking Shine, Issac JV Boys Basketball 10; Bus Patrol 12; Coronation Ball Escort 9, 10, 11; Queen of Hearts Escort 10, 11, 12; Miss Merry Christmas Escort 12; Spanish Club 12; Senior Superlative: Best All Around. Simmons, Annette Chorus 12; Hero Club 11; Library Aide 9. Simmons, Diane Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12; FCA 10. 11, 12; FHA 10. 11, 12; Hero Club, 11 — Pres.; Library Aide 11; Pep Club 9, 10; SAE 12. Simmons, Lisco FFA 9, 10. Simmons, Henry Advisory Board 12; Block B 10. 11, 12; Chorus 9, 10; FFA 12 — Vice Pres.; Varsity Football 11, 12; Lettered 11, 12; Queen ot Hearts Escort 11; Boys Track Team 11, 12; Lettered 11, 12; Trade and Industry 10, 11, 12; Senior Superlative: Best Looking. Smalls, Alphonza 10, 11, 12; Trade and Industry 10, 11. 12. Smith, Gail Advisory Board 11; Chorus 9, 10; FHA 12 — Secretary; Miss Merry Christmas Contestant 9, 10, 11, 12; Queen of Hearts Con testant 9, 10, 11; Student Council 9. 11 — Sec.; Senior Superlative: Best Looking. Smalls, Pamela Senior Class Officer — Vice-Pres.; Coronation 11; Miss Junior FHA 9. Queen of Hearts 11; Student Council. Smart, Tony Oakley Plumbing 11. Smith, Faye Yvette Advisory Board 10; Cho rus 10; Pep Club 9, 10; Spanish Club 12; Student Council 10, 11. Girl Track Team 11. 12. Smith, Alpha SAE 12, Trade and Industry 11. Smith, Bonita Art Club 11. 12; Chorus 10; Drama Club 11,12; Library Aide 12; SAE 12. v Superlative: Best Personalty. Smith, Karen ant 12. Miss Merry Christmas Contest- Smith, Kenny JV Basketball 10; Bus Driver 12; Bus Patrol 10. JV Football 10; Dodo Contestant 12; Homecoming Escort 12; Miss Merry Christmas Escort 11. Pep Club 11, 12; Queen of Hearts Escort 11, 12. Snyder, Sharon Collage 12; SAE 12. Spann, Cheryl Denise Advisory Board 12, Drama Club 11. 12; FCA 11, 12; SAE 11. 12 — Pres . Stagline 11. 12. Managing Editor. Sowell, Anthony Drama Club 10. 11, 12; JV Football 9. 10. Spanish Club 10; Stagline 11. 12; Boys Track Team 9. 11; Who's Who 12. Starr, Beraldine AH County Band 9, 10, Gov emor All State Band 9, 10; Lettered 9, 10; Flag Girl'12; Pep Club; Powder Putt Football Stevens, Eric Art Club 10; Bus patrol 9; Student Council Alt. 12; Trade and Industry It, 12; So I ley, Sydne Advisory Board 10. 11; JV Bas-8. 9; Varsity Basketball 10, 12, Bus [ ■ • 11, 12; Class Officer 9 — Sec., Collage y . 12, FCA 11. 12; OfficeA.de 9, 10, 11. 12; ' of Heart Contestant 10; SAE 10; Spanish Club 12; Student Council 9, 10, 11; Girls Track Team 9. 10, Who's Who 12; Senior Superlative; Most Unpredictable. Taylor, David JV Football 9. 10; ROTC 9. 10, 11, 12, Rocket Club 9; ROTC Honor Society 12; Who' Who; Senior Superlative; Most Talented. Shaffer, Laurie Girl’s Softball 9; Powder Puff Football 11; Student Council 10; Girl's Football 11, (Goose Creek High School). Thomas, Lorrie Office Aide 9, 10, 11 Thomas, Shirley Bus Patrol 12; Chorus 9, 10; FCA 12; Miss Merry Christmas Contestant 9; Pep Club 11; Student Council 10, 11. 12. Thompson, Dollie JV Basketball 9, 10;Vars� t Girls Basketball B 1, 12; Lettered 11. 12;H Track 9, 10, 11. Tisdale, Elaine ■Tennis Team lOl arsity Bus Patrol 9; FHA 9, 10. Townsend, Charles Monty 11,17, Lettered 11. Trent, Jeanette Band 9. 10, 11; All .County 10, 11; Lettered 9, 10, 11; FCA 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 10v Van Lieu, Becky DoDo Contest Escort 11; Drama Club 11; Powder Puff Football 12. Walker, Barbara Bus Patrol 10; Chorus 9, 10; FHA11;Offfce Aide 11. Walker, Carmen Advisory Board 12; Choru 9; Collage 10. 11,.12; Drama'Club 11. 12; FCA 11, 12; Library Aide 10. 11; Office Aide 10. 11, 12, Powder Puff Football 9. Walker, Lucile Bus Patrol 9, 10; Chorus 9? 10; FHA 11. Library Aide 9; Office Aide 11; Powder Puff Footban 10, 11, 12; SAE 12; Student Coun cil 10. Ward, Kenneth Bus Driver 11, 12, Honor Society (ROTC) 11; Powder Puff Football Cheerleader 11; Drill Jearn 9, 10, 11; Rocket CKJb 9, 10, 11. Spanisn Club 10; Parking Lot Detail (ROTC) 9, 10, 11. Warner, Laurie Collage 11; FCA 10, 11. French-Club 10. 11; Pep Club 9. 10. 11. Warren, Alice Bus Driver 12; Bus Patrol 11, Hero Club 11, 12; Powder Puff Football 11, 12. Washington, Brenda Bus Patrol 9, FC FHA 12; Library Aide 12; Track Team 9 ROTC 9. 10;, Trade and Aide 9; Quill and Scroll 12; SAE 10, 11 — Trea surer, 12; Girls Track Team. Years Lettered 9, 10; Who's Who 12; Senior Superlative: Most LAthletic White, Billy Block B 10, 11, 12; FFA; JV Foot ball. Years Lettered 10; Varsity Football 11, 12, Years Lettered 11. 12; Track Team 10, 11 12; Years Lettered 10. 11, 12; Senior Superlative: i Most Athletic. White, Zenobia Advisory Board 12. Block B 12; Bus Patrol 11; JV Cheerleader 10; Varsity Cheerleader 12; Years Lettered 12; Chorus 9, 10; Coronation Ball Contestant 10; FCA 11, 12; FHA 12. Miss Merry Christmas Contestant 9. 10. 11. 12; Office Aide 11, 12; Queen of Hearts Contestant 9, 10, 11. SAE 10. 11; Spanish Club 11; Senior Superlative. Most School Spirited. Whitley, Jerry Beta Club 11. 12; FCA 11; Honor Society (ROTC) 10; ROTC 10; Rocket Club 10. Wigffall, Maxine Bus Patrol 11. 12; Chorus 9, 10; Hero Club 11; Powder Puff Football 11, SAE 12; Student Council 11; Track Team 11, 12. Wigger, Keith JV BAsketball 9, 10; Varsity 11, 12; FCA 11, 12, Homecoming Court Escort 12; Student Council 12; Who's Who 12. Wilcox, Linda Beta Club 12. FCA 10. 12; French Club 10. 12 Wiley, Anthony Art Club, Pep Club. Williams, Isaiah A. JV Basketball 10; Varsity Boys 11, 12; Years Lettered 11. 12; Bus Driver 11, 12; Bus Patrol 10; Coronation Ball Escort 11; FFA 12, Library Aide 9. 10, Pep Club 9. 10. Track Team 10; Trade and Industry 11, 12. Williams, Tina Junior Advisory Board; Senior Advisory Board; Art Club 11; Varsity Girls 12; Manager 11; Collage Staff Mgr 12; FCA 11. 12. Secretary 12; French Club 11. 12. Office Aide 11; Pep Club 11. 12; Vice President 11. Pres. 12; SAE 12; Girls Tennis 11; Volleyball 12; Years Lettered 12; Who’s Who 12. Wilson, Janet Gay JV Girls 9, 10; Varsity Girls 11. Pep Club Wilson, Mark Advisory Board 11, Annual Staff , 12; FCA 10; French Club 10; Honor Society 12; Library Aide 12; Palmetto Boys' State 11, SAE 9 10. 11, 12; Student Council 10; Who's Who A 1, 12; Wofford Scholar 11. Governors School Alternate 11; Youth for America’s Society 10, 12. Wilson, Richard Block B; Cross Country — Capt.; Soccer Club. Wilson, Tina FCA 12; Library Aide. Woods, 11. Rusty Miss Merry Christmas Escort Woodrow, Wadford Drama Club; FCA; JV Washington, Carlton Industry 11, 12. Washington, Delores HArnPlnhii 19 ., r n , A Football, French Cub 10; Pep Club 10; Science Washington, Karen Chorus 9; Queen of Club 10; Baseball 9. 10, Years Lettered 10. Hearts Contestant 9. ; , . , u Wrenn, Charlene Advisory Board 1u, jV Weatherman, Warren Cheer lead 10. Years Lettered 10, Coronation W«bb, Kathy FCA 12. Homecoming. .2; (C,A. c a c 15. vA hrcc 1 5 ant 9, 0. 11. Pep Club 9, 10. Queen of Hearts JMJfo (■Kft!W9 10. U..-■.ludenlCoun.il II Welch, Gene Art Club 11. FCA 11; J V Football _ 10, Trench Club 11, 12, Homecoming Court Escort 12; Spanish Club 10. , Wrenn, Tammy L Wright, Sharon FHA 11; Hero Club 11. West, Paula Office Aide 11. 12. Pep Club 9. Yates, Franklin Bus Driver 11, 12, Honor 10, SAE 10; Who’s Who 12. -Society; ROTC 11, 12 RQTC 10. 11 12; PnH Whaley, Racine Chorus 10; Drama Club FHA 12; Hero Club 12; SAE 12 White, Angela Ady. sory Board 11; Annual Staff 12 — Sports Section; JV Girls 8, 9; Varsity 0 s 10. 11, J2, Years Lettered! 11, 12. Block B 1 TCA 11. 12; Furman Scholar 11; Library Team 10. 11, 12; Rocket Club 10. 11, 12; ROTC Newspaper If, 12; ROTC Annual Staff 11, 12; Co-Chairman 12; Military Ball Committee 10, Ml, 12. 16 164 Advertisements «|«f PATRICIA S. 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