Andrew Jackson Academy - Jacksonian Yearbook (Ehrhardt, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1981 volume:

PROPERTY OF AJA LIBRARY The 1981 Jacksonian Proudly Presents The Andrew Jackson Academy Awards 1981 Jacksonian Andrew Jackson Academy Ehrhardt, S.C. Volume Ten Table of Contents “The Graduate” ...............7 “Silent Scream” .............17 “The Apple Dumpling Gang” 21 “Animal House” 25 “Jailhouse Rock” ............39 “What’s Up, Doc?” 55 “10” 61 “The Empire Strikes Back” .69 “All That Jazz” 89 “Hot Stuff” 103 PROPERTY OF AJA LIBRARY Walking Tall ■ ? jp It all began In 1970 when Mr. George Priester donated the lan which Andrew Jackson Academy would someday stand. .Constru was begun in March of 1971 and was completed the following A Grades one through twelve held classes for the first time on Aug 1971. A first-rate kindergarten, added in 1972, became the “baby” o Leila Inabinet. Until the kindergarten building was completed i cember of that year, the children met in the room which now hous Academy’s library. This library was acquired in 1977 by purchas library materials of Bamberg’s Carlisle Military School which, same year, closed its doors forever. Andrew Jackson Academy’s basketball program was begun i when Mr. William Carroll Hiers and Mrs. Marsha Hughes orga girls’ and boys’ varsity teams. And this was only the beginning! In 1974, a brand new gymnasium was erected on the southern en the campus, and Mr. Hallman Sease began coaching the Confede baseball team. The fall of 1975 brought with it the beginning of what to become a “winning tradition” at Andrew Jackson Academy. Co; Louie O’Gorman led the Confederate football team through the firs many successful seasons, and the state championship title was finj brought home in 1978. Only the undying dedication of the men, women, and children Andrew Jackson Academy has made possible the continuous progr that the school has enjoyed over the past decade. Outstanding amo these people were the members of the school’s first Board of Directo They were: Mr. Daniel Chassereau; Mr. J.D. EUBANKS: Mr. H. Herndon; Mr. Carl L. Kilgus; Mrs. C.K. Kirkland; Mr. Norman F. Kir land; Dr. James A. McMillan; Mr. Fred D. Sease; Mr. J.W. Wilson; a Mr. R.P. Ulmer. These devoted leaders, and those who have followed i their footsteps, were able to successfully and solidly establish this prou academy on a foundation of loyalty, honesty, and dignity, a foundation o which it still stands today. 1! ?Whs f j Jp Dedication The 1980-1981 Annual Staff Is honored to dedicate the tenth edition of “The Jacksonian” to Mrs. Leila Inabinet. We are deeply grateful for her untiring efforts in support of the Academy and its activities. It is with sincere appre- ciation and respect that we dedicate our yearbook to her. 1. Lindsay Webb 2. Mike George 3. Angie Breland 4. Scott Murdaugh 5. Mike Crosby MOST ATHLETIC Angie Breland Gene Sease MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Roxane Riley Mike George e s Baby Boy Garrick Baby Boy Herndon Baby Boy K. Sease Baby Girl Y. Hiers Baby Girl Riley e Way Were” , W ny _ “Little Women ” Mrs. Leslie Brown Teacher’s Aid Mrs. Jackie Hiers Secretary “Superman ” Mr. Dale Hutto Headmaster Mr. Graham Padgett Custodian “Popeye 18 “A Touch Of 1980-1981 Board Of Directors Sitting: Mr. Fred D. Sease, Chairman; Mrs. Dixie George, Secretary; Mrs. Harriet Morrell. Standing: Mr. W.D. Overstreet, Mr. Franchie DuBoise, Dr. Daniel Chasser- eau, Mr. H.W. Herndon, Mr. Vernon Rahn. (Absent from photo was Mr. W.J. Crosby) 1980-1981 P.T.O. Officers Mr. Nick H. Grantham, 1st Vice-President; Mr. Buddy Sandifer, President; Mrs. Gloria Godley, Secretary (Absent from photo were Mrs. Margaret Hiers, Treasur- er; Mrs. Yvonne Sease, 2nd Vice-President.) Mrs. Joette Hiers Math-English Mr. Butch Neal Psychology-Health Reading-History High School Faculty Mrs. Joyce McMillan Librarian Mr. Kerry Lyndaker Sciences Mrs. Marsha Hughes Algebra-Geometry Science 22 Mrs. Nancy Watson English-V ocabulary Mrs. Betty Jane Miller History Mr. Robert Wrightenberry Business Mrs. Leila Inabinet Kindergarten Mrs. Miriam Kinard Second Grade Elementary Faculty Mrs. Diana Varn Mrs. Frances Stanley Fourth Grade Fifth Grade Miss Paula Kirkland First Grade Miss Beth Hiers Third Grade Mrs. Evelyn Rentz Sixth Grade 23 Carolyn Kim Ehney Angela Yvette Ackerman Senior Class Of 1981 Angela Rebecca Breland Leonard Dwayne Garrick Herbert Michael George Henry Hartwell Herndon Robin Lynn Hiers Yvonne Hiers Randal Lee Merkey WilHam Scott Mutdaugh Charles William Polk� Jr. Nancy Lou Rahn Roxane Riley Marshall Windell Ryan� Jr. Hallman Eugene Sease, Jr. Mary Jacquelyn Sease Robert Kevin Sease James Lindsay Webb, Jr Chuckie Bell Glenn Bishop Ann Fisk Marcella Jumper Walkie Newton Tony Carter Deneene Mills Sherri Harrell Patricia Grantham Gina Kirkland Bill Priester IWI Junior Class Officers Vice President: Chuck Tuten Secretary: Deneene Mills President: Glenn Bishop Treasurer: Lisa Zellers j u i «09 1 f 8 ° 1 r s Belinda Wilson Lisa Zellers 29 Melissa Brabham Jimmie Lynn Brickie Elaine Godley Michelle Hiers 30 Marvin Linder Penny Martin Sharlene Linder Rusty Phillips Sophomore Class Officers Treasurer: Karen Polk President: Billy Roberts Vice President: Susan Kearse Secretary: Dawn Brandt Sophomores 31 George Bairfoot Rhonda DuBoise Angela McMillan Kris Brabham Rhonda Crider James Gibson Traci Medlin Terry Lynn Brown Scott Crosby Steven Murdaugh ‘One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest 32 Phil Myers Kathy Padgett Todd Padgett Marlene Riley Richie Sease Duane Steedley Freshmen Freshmen Class Officers Vice President: Phil Carter Treasurer: Scott Crosby Secretary: Angela McMillan President: Steven Murdaugh 33 Eighth Class Officers Secretary: Amy Jolly Treasurer: Todd Sease President: Kathy Ehney Vice Presi- dent: Artie Hughes Luke Ackerman Dee Dee DuBoise Blayne George 34 Wanda Barnes Kathy Ehney David Grantham Andy Hackney Artie Hughes Frank Hutto LeVerne Kirkland Rhonda Morrell Kevin Stanfield Amy Jolly Todd Sease Burton Miller Melissa Thomas Zombies Seventh Grade Class Officers Vice President: Ty Barnes Secretary: Tonya McClure President: Miriam Webb Treasurer: Christy Steedley Ty Barnes Wendy Brandt Christy Connelly Paula Brabham Del Brown Charles Crider 36 Ben Fender David Hiers Michelle Sease Miriam Webb Patrice Keller Tonya McClure Greg Rentz Christy Steedley I y Lori Ann Padgett Tia Kinard “Earthquake Pam Bairfoot Steven Chassereau Craig Grantham Jana Hughes Dewayne Brickie Frank Fisk Valerie Kinard Buddy Carter Donna Godley Terri Ann McMillan Burns Padgett Paula Hahn Todd Rentz Sixth Grade Ken Miley Henry Mills Sandra Murdaugh Leonard Carter Stephanie Chassereau Paige DuBoise Every Which Way But Loose Sherri Carter Candy DuBoise John Edgemon 42 Mike Hall Vicki McMillan 43 Tammy Allen Heather Carter p_pr.... Dee Dee Doremus Kathryn Hiers Stephanie Black Vicky Chassereau —-! ■..... Bill Ehney Rhonda Hiers 44 Michael Kinard Guy Kirkland Melissa Kicklighter Clayt Kinard Fourth Grade Shane Linder Robin Overstreet 45 Third Grade Debbie Brickie Amy Carter Michael Beard Stacie Brabham Phil Carter Melissa Moore Madison Carter Laurie Ann Kearse Melinda Polk Charles Smith Angie Williams Cindy Thomas Lynn Strickland Paul Wise Planet The Of Apes Julie Lyons Michelle Mixon Robbie Padgett 3 Holly Sineath Stephanie Marchant Rodney Murdaugh Billy Dean Priester Brad Stanley Micah Miley Andrea Padgett Brian Sandifer Charles Taylor 49 First Grade Brian Ackerman Julie Bazzle Shannon Brandt Brian Carter Ron Carter Tonya Carter 50 Garrett Crosby Misty Doremus Rodney Hiers Joy Hughes Shayne Jolly Allen Jones Elizabeth Nipper Shane Sease Dean Williams Archie Murdaugh Ralph Polk Chris Williams Shannon Wood 51 52 Missy Padgett Brandon Sease Jennifer Kristi Sease Thomas Stephanie Mixon Jodi McMillan Tommie Layden April Kinard 56 58 59 91 Second runner-up: Stephanie Mixson; Queen: Chasity Brandt; First runner-up: Kristi Sease Little Miss Andrew Jackson Academy Grammar Miss Andrew Jackson Academy First runner-up: Wendy Ulmer; Queen: Stacie Brabham; Second runner-up: Robin Overstreet 62 First runner-up: Terri Ann McMillan; Queen: Amy Jolly; Second runner-up: Wendy Brandt Junior Miss Andrew Jackson Academy Miss Andrew Jackson Academy Second runner-up: Terry Lynn Brown; Queen: Gina Kirkland; First runner-up: Jimmie Lynn Brickie 63 Miss Confederate Miss Roxane Riley Roxane Riley, Miss Confederate; Runners-up Karen Polk and Susan Kearse 64 Miss Homecoming Miss Lisa Breland Belinda Wilson, 1st Runner-up, escorted by her father Lisa Breland, Homecoming Queen, escorted by her father Robin Hiers, 1st Runner-up, escorted by her father .65 66 Lisa Breland Rhonda Crider 67 “The Homecoming” Junior Varsity Homecoming Queen and First Runner-Up: Marlene Riley escorted by Mr. Fletcher Riley; Miriam Webb escorted by Mr. Kerry Lyndaker 68 “The Champ Varsity Football Team Dwayne Garrick, Henry Herndon, Gene Sease, Randal Merkey, Charlie Polk, Mike George, Rusty Phillips, Kevin Sease, Wes Blake, Buddy Ulmer, Scott Mur- daugh, Mike Crosby, Glenn Bishop, Michael Hiers, Scott Crosby, Tony Carter, Chuck Tuten, Chuckie Bell, James Gibson Coaches Hallman Sease, Butch Neal, Dale Hutto, Robert Wrightenberry 71 Henry Herndon “The Grea” Dwayne Garrick 1981 Senior Football Players Mike George Mike Crosby Kevin Sease 72 Randal Merkey Scott Murdaugh 73 Charlie Polk Gene Sease The Main Homecoming 1980 74 “Fighting Back” Junior Varsity Football Coach Hutto, Phil Carter, Richie Sease, Warren Chassereau, Scott Crosby, Steven Murdaugh, Burton Miller, Coach Lyndaker, Billy Roberts, Ben Fender, James Williams, Dickie Kay, Del Brown, Artie Hughes, Blayne George, Marvin Linder, Steven Chassereau, John Hiers, Todd Rentz, Ken Miley, Frank Fisk 75 “Almost Varsity Cheerleaders 8 76 Roxane Riley, Captain Deneene Mills Robin Hiers Dawn Brandt Fairey Turner Melissa Brabham Susan Kearse, Co-Captain Elaine Godley Kristi Sease, Mascot 77 “GirlsGirls, Girls ” Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Patrice Keller, Paula Brabham, Traci Medlin, Miriam Webb, Kris Brabham, Angela McMillan, Terry Lynn Brown, Marlene Riley 78 79 “One On One Varsity Boys Basketball Back Row: Chuck Tuten, Wes Blake, Rusty Phillips, Chuckie Bell, Butch Neal, Coach; Front Row: Charlie Polk, Lindsay Webb, Gene Sease, Randal Merkey, Mike Crosby 80 81 Fast Break” Varsity Girls Basketball Back Row: Gina Kirkland, Lisa Breland, Michele Hiers, Fairey Turner, Susan Kearse, Coach Robert Wrightenberry, Front Row: Yvonne Hiers, Nancy Rahn, Jackie Sease, Roxane Riley, Angie Breland Angie Breland, Captain Senior 'V-' ViV Yvonne Hiers Senior Roxane Riley Senior Jackie Sease Senior 83 “Breaking Away” Junior Varsity Boys Basketball Front Bow: Billy Roberts, Warren Chassereau, Marvin Linder, James Gibson, Back Row: Scott Crosby, Steven Murdaugh, Phil Carter, Ken Miley, Richie Sease, Coach Kerry Lyndaker Marvin Linder, Warren Chasser- eau, James Gibson 84 Captains Foul Play” ■ Junior Varsity Girls Basketball Kneeling: Traci Medlin, Marlene Riley, Kris Brabham, Front Row: Amy Jolly, Angie Smoak, Jana Highes, Valerie Kinard, April Crosby, Back Row: Coach Kerry Lyndaker, Paula Brabham, Christy Steedly, Lori Ann Padgett, Paula Rahn, Tonya McClure 85 “Heroes 1980 Baseball Batgirls: Marlene Riley, Fairey Turner. Kneeling: Coach Hallman Sease, Scott Crosby, Chuck Tuten, Glenn Bishop, Marvin Linder, Billy Roberts, Coach Marshall Kirkland. Standing: Coach Butch Neal, Gene Sease, Jimmy Hall, Ken Wilson, Jerry Tuten, Mike George, Keith Peters, Wes Blake, Coach Turner Tuten. The 1980 Baseball Season saw the Andrew Jackson Confederates fight their way to the SCISA Class A State Championship game against Carolina Academy. With a little disappointment, but great pride, they brought the runner-up trophy home. 86 “The Bad News 1980 Softball Front: Traci Medlin, Patricia Grantham, Marlene Riley, Amy Jolly, Wanda Barnes, Dee Dee DuBoise, Melissa Thomas. Back: Angie Breland, Rhonda Morell, Debbie Barnes, Roxane Riley, Nancy Rahn, Lisa Breland, Malinda Breland, Fairey Turner, Rhonda Crider, Jackie Sease, Coach Robin Lowe The 1980 Softball Season saw the Lady Confederates determinedly slug their way through a successful season, in which they gained much experience. Being a young team, the outlook for 1981 seems to be a good one. 87 Top: Coach G. Sease, J. Sease, R. Riley, N. Rahn, R. Hiers, Coach D. Garrick Middle: Coach C. Polk, P. Martin, S. Kearse, L. Kirkland, A. Breland, Coach H. Herndon, Bottom: E. Godley, F. Turner, L. Breland, K. Polk Top: Coach C. Bell, TX. Brown, P. Grantham, Coach W. Blake, G. Kirkland, P. Brabham, Coach G. Bishop, Middle: T. Carter, A. McMillan, K. Brabham, T. Medlin, Coach C. Tuten, Bottom: M. Riley, L.A. Padgett, A. Crosby, C, Steedly Powderpuff Football “All That Jazz” Activities Student Council Michelle Sease, Marlene Riley, Rusty Phillips, Deneene Mills, Mrs. Miller-Spon- sor, Roxane Riley, Elaine Godley, Kevin Sease, Sherri Harrell, Rhonda Crider Student Council Officers Secretary: Elaine Godley, Vice-President: Deneene Mills, President: Roxane Riley, Treasurer: Rhonda Crider 1980 Junior Marshals Roxane Riley, Jackie Sease, Robin Hiers, Kevin Sease, Scott Murdaugh, Angie Bre- land 90 Senior Beta Club Karen Polk, Deneene Mills, Nancy Hahn, Jackie Sease, Angie Breland, Roxane Riley, Dawn Brandt, Ann Fisk, Belinda Wilson, Robin Hiers, Sherri Harrell, Patricia Grantham, Melissa Brabham, Gina Kirkland, Susan Kearse, Linda Hud- son, Lisa Breland, Elaine Godley, Allyn Willis, Mr. Wrightenberry-Sponsor, Gene Sease, Scott Murdaugh, Glenn Bishop, Sharlene Linder, Kevin Sease Junior Beta Club Artie Hughes, Terry Lynn Brown, Kris Brabham, Angela McMillan, Marlene Riley, Rhonda DuBoise, Tonya McClure, Burton Miller, LeVerne Kirkland, Mr. Wrightenberry-Sponsor, Traci Medlin Girls’ State Representatives o Robin Hiers Angie Breland Boys’ State Representatives Gene Sease Kevin Sease 92 Distinguished American High School Students Front: Robin Hiers, Jackie Sease, Angie Breland, Roxane Riley, Scott Murdaugh, Kevin Sease, Middle: Deneene Mills, Glenn Bishop, Belinda Wilson, Sherri Har- rell, Patricia Grantham, Back: Karen Polk, Elaine Godley, Lisa Breland, Susan Kearse Who’s Who Among American High School Students o Jackie Sease, Robin Hiers, Angie Breland, Roxane Riley, Kevin Sease, Scott Murdaugh Science Club C. Connelly, C. Steedly, T. Kinard, T. McClure, A. Hughes, T. Sease, B. Miller, Mr. Lyndaker, Spon., B. Fender, A. Jolly, D. Brown, S. Harrell, T. Barnes, L.A. Padgett, W. Brandt, M. Webb, L. Zellars, P. Grantham, M. Jumper Pep Club K. Brabham, G. Bishop, C. Tuten, D. Garrick, M. George, G. Sease, B. Miller, T. Sease, M. Riley, T.L. Brown, A. Hughes, T. McMlure, L. Kirkland, A. Jolly, M. Sease, T. Kinard, L. A. Padgett, W. Brandt, T. Medlin, A. McMillan, A. Crosby, S. Linder, K. Polk, P. Martin, K. Padgett, C. Steedly, C. Connelly, M. Webb, P. Keller, F. Turner, R. Hiers, D. Mills, M. Brabham, R. Riley, D. Brandt, E. Godley, S. Kearse, P. Brabham Blockletter Club Mike George, Billy Roberts, Mike Crosby, Glenn Bishop, Dawn Brandt, Angie Breland, Linda Hudson, Traci Medlin, Wes Blake, Rusty Phillips, Yvonne Hiers, Lisa Breland, Buddy Ulmer, Scott Murdaugh, Kevin Sease, Chuck Tuten, Charlie Polk, Randal Merkey, Michelle Hiers, Chuckie Bell, Lindsay Webb, Deneene Mills, Dwayne Garrick, Henry Herndon, Jackie Sease, Gene Sease, Elaine Godley, Fairey Turner, Robin Hiers, Kris Brabham, Marlene Riley, Amy Jolly, Susan Kearse, Roxane Riley, Gina Kirkland, Nancy Rahn, Melissa Brabham Bus Drivers Sherri Harrell Deneene Mills 95 1980-1981 Annual Staff Sitting: Mrs. Joette Hiers, Advisor; Deneene Mills, Assistant Editor; Robin Hiers, Editor; Jackie Sease, Mrs. Nancy Watson, Advisor. Standing:Rhonda DuBoise, Gina Kirkland, Nancy Rahn, Business Manager; Roxane Riley, Yvonne Hiers, Anne Fisk, Belinda Wilson, Allyn Willis, Rhonda Crider. (Absent from photo, Kim Ehney.) Staff Appreciation We, the annual staff, would like to express our appreciation to all those who helped make the 1981 Jacksonian possible. We are most grateful to our advisors, Mrs. Joette Hiers and Mrs. Nancy Watson, for all their help. We also thank the faculty for their cooperation and support. Special thanks go to Mr. Charlie Tumbleston of Norris Photography and to Mr. Jack Young, our Josten’s American Yearbook Company Representative. We would also like to thank Mrs. Nancy Rhoad and Billy Varn for help with photography, and the advertisers for their financial support. The annual staff sincerely hopes that the 1981 Jacksonian conveys all of the happy memories of Andrew Jackson Academy during the past year. Thanks to all! The 1981 Jacksonian Staff Editor’s Thanks The year 1980-1981 has been a most memorable year for both me and my fellow students. Realizing that the events of this year were especially important to the Sen- iors, I have tried to record all activities and happenings accurately. I also hope to have captured a small amount of the spirit of the students at A.J.A. • I would like to thank everyone for their support in making the Jacksonian possible. A special thank you goes to my family, my advisors, and Mr. Hutto. Without their un- derstanding and support, little would have been accomplished. To them I am deeply grateful. The 1981 Jacksonian has been a great challenge for me. Though it has had both difficult and pleasing times, it has present- ed a learning experience that has helped prepare me for the future. It has been an experience I will always remember. Thanks again, Robin Hiers Nancy Rahn, Business Manager Robin Hiers, Editor Editor Senior ANGI ACKERMAN Route 2 Lodge, S.C. 29082 Transferred to A.J.A. in 10th grade. Chorus 2, 2; Pep Club 2. ANGIE BRELAND P.O. Box 8 Ehrhardt, S.C. 29081 Student Council 1; Blockletter Club 3, 4; Beta Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 2, 3, 4; Powderpuff 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 1, 3; Junior Mar- shal; Girls’ State Representative; Senior Superlative. MIKE CROSBY Route 2 Smoaks, S.C- 29481 Transferred to A.J.A. for Senior year. Football 4; Basketball 4; Base- ball 4; Blockletter Club 4. KIM EHNEY Route 1 Islandton, S.C. 29929 Student Council 2; Beta Club 2,4; An- nual Staff 4; Class Officer 2, 3; Miss Junior; Senior Superlative. DWAYNE GARRICK 1064 Ellis Avenue Orangeburg, S.C. 29115 Transferred to A.J.A. for Senior year. Football 4; Baseball 4; Blocklet- ter Club 4. MIKE GEORGE Route 2 Branchville, S.C. 29432 Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 3, 4; Class Officer 1; Block- letter Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Superla- tive, Band 1. HENRY HERNDON Route 1 Bamberg, S.C. 29003 Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Blockletter Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Harvest King 3; Band 1. ROBIN HIERS Route 1 Box 175 Ehrhardt, S.C. 29081 Cheerleader 1, 4; Beta Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 4; Annual Staff 3, 4; Blockletter Club 4; Powderpuff 1, 2, 3,4: Junior Marshal; Senior Superla- tive; Miss Sophomore; Girls’ State Alternate; Class Officer 2, 4. YVONNE HIERS Route 1 Ehrhardt, S.C. 29081 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Softball 1, 2; An- nual Staff 3, 4; Blockletter Club 1, 2, 3, 4? Powderpuff 1, 2, 3, 4; Miss Sen- ior; Senior Superlative. RANDAL MERKEY Route 1 Ehrhardt, S.C. 29081 Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Base- ball 4; Blockletter Club 3, 4; Class Of- ficer 4; Senior Superlative. 9a Directory SCOTT MURDAUGH Route 1 Islandton, S.C. 29929 WINDELL RYAN Route 1 Box 112 Ruffin, S.C. 29475 Football % 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Blockletter Club 4: Powderpuff 3, 4; Class Officer 2; Senior Superlative, Junior Marshal; Senior Superlative ' -a KAY PADGETT Route 2 Box 216 GENE SEASE Route 1 Lodge. S.C, 29082 Smoaks� S.C. 29481 Cheerleader 1, 2; Powderpuff 3; Pep Club 3; Senior Superlative. Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Blockletter Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 4; Beta Club 4; Powderpuff 3, 4; Boys’ State Alter- nate; Senior Superlative. CHARLIE POLK P,0. Box 30-A Islandton, S.C. 29929 JACKIE SEASE P.O. Box 23 Bhrhardt, S.C. 29081 Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Blockletter Club 3, 4; Basketball 4; Senior Superlative. Transferred to A.J.A. in 10th grade. Basketball 2, 3, 4; Softball 2, 3. 4; Stu- dent Council 3; Blockletter Club 3, 4? NANCYRAHN Route 1 Islandton, S.C. 29929 j eiH viuD ti, ? Annual oiaii o, tt, Powderpuff 3, 4; Class Officer 4; Ju- nior Marshal; Senior Superlative. Blockletter Club 2,3,4; Beta Club 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1,3, 4; Powderpuff 1,2, 3, 4; Annual Staff KEVIN SEASE Route l Ehrbardt, S.C. 29081 Oj «ftf vlaSS Vflllicr 4-5 o. ROXANE RILEY P.O. Box 55 Cope, S.C. 29038 Beta Club 1,2, 3,4; Student Council 4; Baseball 2, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Blockletter Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Marshal; Boys’ State Representative; Class Officer 1, 2. Transferred to A.J.A. in JOtb grade. Basketball 2, 3, 4; Softball 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 3, 4; Powderpuff 2, 3, 4; Blockletter Club 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; Annual 4; Band 2; Junior Marshal Class Officer 3; Miss A.J.A.; Miss Confederate; Senior Superlative, LINDSAY WEBB P.O. Box 1 Lodge, S.C. 29082 Transferred to A.J.A. in the 11th grade. Varsity Basketball 3, 4; Block- letter Club 3, 4; Senior Superlative. 99 Alma Mater Beside the highway where the crowds are passing, Stands Andrew Jackson, proud Academy. And all will find who seek within her portals, A wealth of wisdom, truth, and loyalty. Dear Andrew Jackson we will sing thy praises, And lift on high thy banner to the sky. Thy lofty aims will be our inspiration To deeds of honor As the years go by. 100 There’s a season for beginnings when the world is fresh and new, when we shape our dreams of all the things we plan and hope to do, There’s a season for maturing when we think and work and grow .. . There’s a season for the harvesting of all we’ve come to know, And each successive season grows still richer than the last as treasures of the present add to memories of the past. Karen Ravn J a c k s 0 n 1 a n 1Q2 P a t r o AND SONS FUNERAL NOME We Offer The Kind Of Service We Would Desire. Funeral Directors Burial Estates Walterboro, S.C. COMPANY Ace Hardware Home Center Decoupage Gifts Picture-Framing Bamberg; SC DELAVAN, INCORPORATED Bainberg, S.C. ‘ A In A Industry Community” Manufacturing Oil Burners And Nozzles And Accessories For Heating And Boiler Turbine Pumps LAND COMPANY Broker W.W Jones Route 1 Lodge, SC. 866-2561 Timberlands Farmlands 104 I KLIP JOINT Compliments Of E. 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Assisted by Coaches Butch Neal and Robert Wrightenberry, Sease and his team finished the season by going into the Class A Lower State Playoffs. Softball! The Lady Confederates, led by Coach Casey Lyn- daker, had a very impressive season this year. Finishing 8-4, they proved to have a successful season and have set a tough record for next years team to uphold. Hillbilly Weddin ’ ” On March 13th and 14th, the Senior Class proudly presented a play entitled, “Hillbilly Weddin9 ” This play portrayed an unimaginable wed- ding. One of the main characters, Paw Bels- nickle, had a problem. Rather-six problems- in the form of six unmarried daughters. He desperately tried to find husbands for them. Paw’s antics, and those of his family and soon to be in-laws, kept the audience captivated. The senior class, under the direction of Mr. Casey Lyndaker, was commended for a job well done. Ceelie and Juney Lou disguise Obeey as Rosie Belle. Paw tries to force Chiz into marrying Ceelie. My Snakes, where ’ere they be? Ronald and Aunt Lucy are at it again. Ceelie tries to reason with Juney Lou. The Relsnickle sisters feud with Bonnie Mae. Paw says, “Let’s get on with the weddin’!” Zeke and the cousins discover Rosie Belle! The happy couple! Let the ceremony begin! The Belsnickles and the Upschlagers. May Day May Day Activities 1981 Athletic Banquet The Andrew Jackson Acade- my Confederate Booster Club honored its 1980-81 outstand- ing athletes with a banquet on April 24, 1981. The large crowd in atten- dance listened attentively as the guest speaker, Coach Reed Charpia of Newberry College, addressed the athletes and par- ents. Junior Varsity Award Recipients Front Row: Marlene Riley, Traci Medlin, and Miriam Webb. Back Row: Marvin Linder, Phil Carter, Scott Crosby, and Warren Chas- sereau. Varsity Award Recipients Front Row: Michele Hiers, Lisa Breland, Angie Breland, Jackie Sease, Nancy Rahn, Yvonne Hiers, and Robin Hiers. Back Row: Henry Herndon, Gene Sease, Mike Crosby, Lindsay Webb, Glenn Bishop, Chuckie Bell, and Dwayne Garrick. Kindergarten Graduation 1981 Graduates First Row: Kay Allen, Jamie Connelly, Jennifer Thomas, Amy Harper, Stephanie Mixon. Second Row: Mrs. Leila Inabinet, teacher; Brandon Sease, Michael Kilgus, April Kinard, Jodi McMillan, Susan Carter. Third Row: Chasity Brandt, Allison Carter, Kristi Sease, Tommie Layden, and Renee Craven. The Class Of 1981 Row 1: Kim Ehney, Angie Breland, Yvonne Hiers, Kay Padgett, Nancy Rahn, Roxane Riley, Jackie Sease, Robin Hiers, Angi Ackerman. Row 2: Windell Ryan, Mike Crosby, Henry Herndon, Lindsay Webb, Charlie Polk, Dwayne Garrick, Gene Sease, Mike George, Kevin Sease, Scott Murdaugh, Randal Mcrkey. Twenty students received diplomas from Head- master Dale Hutto and Board Chairman, Fred Sease, at graduation exercises on May 18th. Speaker for the occasion was the Honorable Nancy Stevenson, Lieutenant Governor of South Carolina. She stressed to the students the impor- tance of their becoming involved in the American society. She concluded by telling the graduates that they were the leaders of tomorrow and challenged them to uphold their rights and freedoms, lest they be taken away. Salutatorian: Roxane Riley, Valedictorian: Angie Bre- land Headmaster Dale Hutto, Lieutenant Governor Nancy Ste- venson, and Board Chairman Fred Sease. 0 11