Archibald Rutledge Academy - Fathom Yearbook (McClellanville, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1981 volume:

FATHOM 1981 Volume Three Archibald Rutledge Academy McClellanville, S.C. For their generosity at our beginning, for their hard work and encouragement during our time of building and growth, for their belief in our future and for their dedication to us, we the Annual Staff dedicate this edi- tion of The Fathom to Law- rence Palmer McClellan and Henrietta Gardner McClellan. 2 With the salt marsh in my blood, And the sea-wind in my heart, With live-oaks and magnolias Of all my life a part. Archibald Rutledge Dr. Robert E. Graham Headmaster Claudia McClure French and English Katrina P. Lawrimore History and English Sarah Graham Science and Math George Fletcher Psychology and English Virginia W. Lofton Fifth and Sixth Grades Carolyn D. Dawsey Fourth and Fifth Grades Lillian M. Baldwin Third Grade Elizabeth Doss Second Grade Sue Shaw Bagley Kindergarten 5 Seniors I Kathy, being of sound mind and little body, hereby bequeath to the following: To Bet, I leave a month of Marian’s exam parties and a bottle of aspirins. To Mrs. Claudia, I leave the hope of having one quiet French class. To Martha, I leave my ability to be home at 3:00 so that she will not miss General Hospital. To Dottie, I leave the hope that someday she will have long straight hair. To Glenn, I leave three (maybe more) wild years at ARA. To Nancy and Mary, I leave the ability to stay out of trouble during a whole class. To Gary, “my favorite person”, I leave the hope that one day he may be locked in the canteen. To the Sophomore class, I leave the hope that someday they can have a great study hall like we did last year. 6 Seniors Marian Hoyt Marian being of sound mind and (someday) skinny body, hereby leave to the following: To Bet Bridges, I leave my “I hate Billy Joel” T-shirt, the memory of our triple-date which will never be forgotten by either of us, and a copy of the Runner’s Handbook. To Julie and Dottie, I leave my crazy dieting techniques which never seemed to do me much good. To Martha, I leave a set of portable stairs that she can carry everywhere with her, and a pair of boxing gloves to use on Jimmy Grassey when she gets mad at him. To Jamie Dawsey, I leave my interest and talent in Physics. Last, but not least, I leave Glen Racine the ability to pick on people and the herd of meece (plural of moose) which inhabit my back yard. 7 Seniors I Willie Thomas, being of sound and solid body hereby leave the following to my friends: To Chip, I leave the hope that he may someday get a boat that does not leak. To Scotty, I leave my muscles so he can beat up Gary. To Jamie Dawsey, I leave my highly educated brain. To “T”, I leave my ability to talk in history class. To Bet, I leave my driver’s license since she never can get hers. To “Mot” (Martha), I leave a Datsun 280ZX (GL) that I’ll buy when I get rich and someone to get into trouble with in first period history. To Gary, I leave the hope that he may one day own a great “Chevrolet” instead of a redneck Ford! B Bet Bridges •Jamie Dawsey Dottie Fort Juniors Martha Stroman Tommy Thomas Gary White 9 Julie Billington Andy Chicos Huger McClellan Tommy Morrison Eddie Taylor Sophomores 10 Freshmen Aaron Baldwin Charles Hancock Glenn Racine Scotty White 11 Jamie Lewis Chip Racine Connie Thomas Nancy Thomas Mary White Scott White The Eighth Grade 12 The Seventh Grade Woodie Allen Laura Bell Heather Billington Richie Billington Allison Dawsey George Haynie Angela Leland Lisa McLaine Bryant Potter 13 The Little People 14 The Sixth Grade Malcolm Baldwin Beth Carpenter David Dobson Eve Graham Lionel Lofton Ernie Varner 15 Kelly Morrison Margaret Scott Chris White The Fifth Grade The Fourth Grade Nikki Belew Peter Billington Micah Hills Dana Marcinak Joel Munn Wendy Varner 17 Philip Dawson Joli Fort Kelly Glasser Allen Leland Dawn Lewis Palmer McClellan Chris Morrison Jim Scott The Third Grade 18 Second Grade Gilbert Allen Scott Belew Caroline Duke Rigel Graham Nicole Osborn 19 Andy Capps Alice Chicos Clair Fulcher Chad Marcinak Abby McClellan Natalie McLain Heather Munn First Grade 20 Kindergarten Wendy Bell Henry Fanning Mary Beth Gannon Lynn Lofton Lise Morrison Hugh Scott Kathy Scott Camille Standfir Melissa Standfir J.C. White 21 Young ARA Artists’ Works Annual Staff Pictured left to right: Claudia McClure (Staff advisor), Katrina Lawrimore (Staff advisor), and Jack Young (Josten’s Representative). Pictured left to right: Jamie Dawsey (business manager), Martha Stroman (editor), Julie Billington (assistant editor). Bet Bridges (assistant editor), Jamie Lewis, Aaron Baldwin, Nancy Thomas, George Haynie, Allison Dawsey, Chip Racine, and Angie Leland. Not pictured: Laura Bell. Student Council Pictured left to right: Eddie Taylor (Vice-Pres.), Marion Hoyt, Chip Racine, Kathy Cumbee. Aaron Baldwin (Secretary), Tommy Morrison, Bet Bridges (Pres.), Jamie Daw- sey, Nancy Thomas, Charles Hancock, Richie Billington, and Allison Dawsey. Below: Sarah Graham (Advisor). Fun Days 25 Spring Fever!!! 26 SSSSSpirit!!! Gonna make it, Julie? Almost there. A.! Need some help. Bud? 27 Head ’em up; move ’em out! dc ran lef The. 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Box 287 Pinckney St. McClellanville, SC MILDRED’S AND SOUTHERN LADY 917 Front Street Georgetown, SC 29440 546-4602 Give To The Red Cross (s N tTppt iy We Help You Do It Yourself 887-3321 Best Wishes Pinckney St. McClellanville, SC Abby Lane 38 v£ The Pet Page!!! 40 This Year’s Model Wendy Autographs Autographs Autographs Autographs Autographs Autographs Autographs Autographs