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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1977 volume:

Berkeley High School Moncks Corner South Carolina Volume XXXX . • £ ; rm 1 Cftxxi morning, yesterday You wake up and time has slipped away And suddenly it’s hard to find The memories you left behind Remember, do you remember' The Times of Your Life 1-7 Features 8-29 Organizations 30-53 Sports 54-89 Administration 90-99 Classes 100-155 Advertisements 156-171 Closing 172-176 The laughter and the tears The'shadows of misty yester-years • The jtood limes and the bad ycxi've seen And all the others in between Rememlxr, do you remember the times of your life' ■ a Features 10 Student Thirty-four students received various honors for their achievements in leadership, academic excellence, and athletic ability. Included in Who's Who were Tommy McPherson, Stafford Floyd, Lee Fleming, Bill Bonds, David Ijng, Gwen Cx ads, Vanessa Williford, Angela Lemon, Janette Simmons, Delores Perry, Sharon Fashion, Vivian Sass, Jamie Fiddie, Raddy Bates, Tami Flowers. Martha Berry, Joyce West, Susan Ackerman, Susie Durden, Darlene Middleton, Janice King, Bill Bass, Lee Revelle, Roger Plcmmons, Buddy Calhoun. Barbara Breland. Larry A. Governor's School. B. Girls and Hoys State AV Honors Smith, Laura Shroyer, Carlton (� os-nell. and Angie Head. Attending Palmetto Girls’ and Boys’ State were Susan Ackerman, Joyce West, Lee Fleming, Bill Bonds, Raddy Bates, David Iang, Jamie Fiddie, Jimmy Hightower, and Lee Revel le. Martha Berry and Susie Durden were alternates. David Ling attended Boys’ Nation and Bill Bass qualified as semi-finalist for National Merit Scholarship. Students attending Governor’s School were Roger Plemmons, Denise La Rue, and April Gaskins. 12 Homecoming Queen Vicki White Roger Plemmons Tami Flowers Larry Wilson Pat Cabiness Homecoming Queen and Court Vicki White, sponsored by other girls sponsored by senior David Ling, was chosen as the 1976 football players. Since it was the Homecoming Queen in the first time in six years Berkeley has Twenty-eighth annual Berkeley had a Homecoming Queen, Vicki High School Homecoming. Vicki was proud to have been chosen, was in competition with thirteen Jamie Fiddie Diana Hill Buddy Calhoun Wilma Kennedy Willie Miller Traine Walker Alphonza Richardson Brenda Bryant Carlton Gosncll Theresa Goings 15 Dean Dennis Lynn Bulter Sophomores Reign at Sophomores wrapped up first place in the float division in the 1976 Homecoming Parade. Students from each grade worked until the last minute to add those finishing touches. A lot of time and effort were put into the construction of each float and we must congratulate each class on a job well done. Sophomore winning theme was STAGS WILL REIGN FOREVER. Juniors won second place with HOT DOG STAG VICTORY. Seniors received third place with BRAND THE BULLDOGS and Freshmen were fourth with WHIP THE DOGS. Have We Got Spirit! Thursday. Spirit links were also sold this day and the Freshman class won $20 for having bought the most links. A new event called Happy Days took place on Friday, November V Students returned to the days of Elvis and Annette, bobbi socks and c ► This year Spirit Week was shortened to three days because of the presidential election but this didn’t keep the students from showing their spirit. Wednesday, November 3 was Bli c and Gold Day on which the students dressed in the school colors. Also, cheerleaders sold suckers for Lick ’em Day which led to an accumulation of sticky sucker sticks in desks, on floors, and who knows where else. Thursday, November 4, students dressed in tacky attire for Tacky A Timmy Albano looks absolutely ravishing in a wig. B. Jimmy Allsbrook. Mark Blalock and Lester Mahon demonstrate the true meaning of a red neck C Debbie Jamerson shimmers and shines on Tacky Thursday. D. Here at the annual Sucker-Licking Contest, we see Donna Drake ahead by two licks. E BHS students show the happiness shared during Spint Week. slicked back hair. It was hard to tell who the real red necks were. That night the cheerleaders wrapped up the week by having a bonfire before the football game. Over all. Spirit Week was a big success. Girls Establish Tough Roles Friday, December 3. was an exciting night for the girls of Berkeley High School . even more exciting than raiding the boys’ locker room. This was the night of the 1976 Powder Puff game, sponsored by the 77 Collage staff. The Junior and Sophomore team, led by captains Brenda Green. Cheryl Henderson. Lucille Walker, and Alice Warren, had control of the ball for most of the game. Their team proved to have bigger girls and more experience to their advantage. The Senior and Freshman team was led by captains Tonia Scruggs and Edith Simmons. Although this was the Freshmen's first year at Powder Puff, they showed willing- ness to learn and their spirit added extra joy to the team. Mary Worth made a touchdown for the Junior-Sophomore team in the third quarter. It seemed impossible for the Senior-Fresh man team to move the ball, but they never gave up. Their last play quarterback sneak, was successful in the eyes of the players but not with referee Coach Iarw is He claimed that quarterback Tenia Scruggs was short of the goal line and that was the end of the game. Junior-Sophomores, 6, Senior-Fresh men. 0. . 'r D? A It 15 true that Brenda Green, quarterback for Junior-Sophomores, is rarely seen with her mouth closed B Rita Gase and Lisa Hemstroujtht discuss a crucial play with Goach David Harrison G Junior Sophomore team and coaches D Believe it or not. this rou h looking bunch were the 1976 Powder Puff cheerleaders. 18 A Senior-Freshman team huddle-up to hear their next play. B Robin Wilson runs fullback right, with Janet Swindell right behind her C. Senior Freshman team and coaches. D Debra Newberry leads the pack in running the last sprint at the end of practice E. King Powder Puff. Ricky Bryant, is in there somewhere F Pat Cabaness tnes her best to teach the boys a few cheers before the game, but it seems almost impossible. 19 (2ontz±tant± Sfiaz z[s The annual Miss Merry Christmas contest consisted of an array of pretty girls and their handsome escorts. There were six contestants from each class. The senior class contestants were Pat Aiken, Martha Berry, Janet Fid-die. Linda Gillians, Emily Varner, and Vicki White. Junior class contestants were Marie Calimag, Rita Case, Mary Jenkins. Gail Smith, Zenobia White, and Charlene Wrenn Sophomore class contestants were Michele Aiken. Naomi Austin. Terry Brant, Myra Gray, Lisa Hemstrought. and Karen Wingard. Freshman class contestants were Beverly Bennett, Cathy Hill, Jenny Rose, Donna Shine, Roberta Torry, and Robin Wilson. While the votes were being counted, the audience was entertained by Mr. Art Ellis and some members of the student body. The five finalists were Janet Fid-die, Martha Berry-. Karen Wingard. Terry- Brant, and Jenny Rose. Second runner-up was Karen Wingard. First runner-up was Jenny Rose, and the new Miss Merry- Christmas for 1976 was Martha Berry. 21 Jlovz ± zS(Aj££t ±t � On February 14, 1976, the annual Miss Queen of Hearts contest was held. There were six contestants from each class, and each contestant held the arm of an handsome escort. Louis Dangerfield’s School of Dance provided entertainment. M iss Berkeley County of 1975, Karen Butler, emcccded, and sang. The Senior Class contestants were Pam Absher, Debra Bryant, Gail Butler, Renee Doilcy. Cheryl Harrelson, and Sametta Spann. Junior Class contestants were Gwen Coads, Janet Fiddie. Tami Flowers, Vanessa Lawyer, Gymetta Taylor, and Vicki White. Sophomore Class contestants were Rita Case, Diana Hill, Pamela Smalls. Gail Smith, Sydney Solley, and Zcnobia White. Freshman Class contestants were Naomi Austin, Susan Ray, Kim Rogers, Mary' Thomas. Betty Whitmire. and Karen Wingard. First runner-up was Tami Flowers. Sydney Solley was Second runner-up, and the new Miss Queen of Hearts for 1976 was Janet Fiddie A Hey number 12! You’re the new Miss Queen of Hearts B Contestants and Escorts of 1976. G Diana Hill displays a sweet look D Escort, Stafford Floyd, represents the male side of the contest 23 The Coronation Ball The annual Coronation Ball was held on February 10, 1977, in the Berkeley High School Annex Cafeteria. There were four ladies and gentlemen from each class, and each were running for their class title. Senior Class contestants were Susan Ackerman, Linda Gillians, Darlene Middleton. Joyce West, Douglas Gethers, Donald Green. David Ling, and Roger Plemmons. Junior Class contestants were Loraine Davis, Mary Jenkins, Pamela Smalls, Charlene Wrenn, Scott Fosdick, Freddy Harvey, Isaac Shine, and Isaiah Williams. Sophomore Class contestants were Carole Edwards, Pandora Houston, Carolyn Mailer. Mary Worth. Marty Napier, Ixrnis Nelson, Jeff Shepherd, and Danny Shine. Freshman Class contestants were Priscilla Calimag, Cathy Hill, Octa-via Gethers. Donna Shine. Samuel Gillians, Scott Lorick, Isaac Wright, and William Welch. A Senior contestants B Junior contestants C Mr and Miss Senior D. Mr and Miss Junior F. Mr and Miss Sophomore F. Mr and Miss Freshman G. Ricky Kcllams. Buddy Calhoun, and Ixo-nard Richardson provided entertainment H Sophomore contestants I Freshman contestants II7T The Military Ball The ROTC ball was held January 28, 19 7, at the Officers Club on the Air Force Base. As usual the ball was started off with the Grand March, and was followed by dancing. The Santee's provided enter- tainment All the hard work done by the cadets seemed to pay off, because a lot of the cadets received honors. Ending the ball was the last dance, and the ball seemed to be quite a success. A The Grind March B The ROTC award winners. C. Lori Johnson is crowned Miss ROTC D Flight competition winners. E Mickey Cheatwood gives command to Larry Smith 25 Awards and Titles Are Earned Becky Cubbage was chosen Miss Betty Crocker for 1977 on the basis of her high scores on the test given by the General Mills Company. Diane Simmons was voted Miss FHA by her fellow members. Furman Scholars, chosen according to their PSAT scores, were Ron- nie Cooper, Denise LaRue, Isaac Shine, and Angie White. Presbyterian Scholars were Mike McKnight, Billy Mims. Susar Goodwin, and Cheryl Henderson. Wofford Scholars were Susan Ackerman and Stafford Floyd. 26 Berkeley Students Earn Recognition Lori Stachnik and Darlene Middleton were selected for the Eastern Regional Band. There were 20 members in the Kitty Hawk Air Society, a division of the Wright Brothers' Chapter The president was Angie Head Jeanette Trent, Mahlon Hoard. Steve Cabral, Darlene Middleton. Curtis Fox, Gary Hayden. Lori Stachnik. Judy Gonya. Kyle Mims, Debbie Throneburg and Steve Corbin were selected for All-County Band. Billy Mims was selected by the Charleston West Point Society as a nominee for a West Point Scholarship. This year there were 21 members in the BHS chapter of Quill and Scroll. Junior Class Marshalls were Mike McKnight. Billy Mims. Susan Goodwin, Steve Cabral, Cheryl Henderson, and Mark Wilson. 28 30 Annual Staff Capturing Memories Pep rallies, senior pictures, track meets, football games. Miss Merry Christmas. Homecoming, basketball games . All these are part of the times of your life. All these the annual staff faithfully recorded in the Stag. With a smaller staff this year, the annual staff, under the direction of dedicated leaders and the guidance of two great sponsors, worked hard to make an annual Berkeley would be- proud of. Creating layouts. completing triplicate sheets, writing copy and captions and cropping pictures were all a part of the hard work the annual staff did. The annual staff attempted to collect all the special moments, all the happy and sad times, all the excitement and frustration and weave them into a unique design we call the 77 Stag. Hours upon hours of planning, preparation, and anticipation have come to an end. But one trait that came through no matter how late it was and no matter how many times we felt like giving up was dedication. We, the members of the annual staff hope the 77 Stag helps you remember the times of your life. A Mrs. West and Mrs Fleming, annual staff sponsors, talk about a layout B Linda Drew and Donna Reynolds arc the annual staff photographers C l nna Drake gives Martha Berry helpful hints about layouts D Annual Staff 77 E Tenia Scruggs works hard to complete her work 32 A Billy Mims, assistant editor, tries to find ideas from a design book B Mae Ban ley and Jeannette Simmons work hard on the class section. C Joyce West, editor, confers with Mrs West D. Susan Ackerman, business manager, attempts to balance the budget E. Annual staff members wonder if the line 1 - 33 Stagline Serves as a Student Media Working together in a group isn’t always an easy thing to do. Everyone won’t always agree on the same ideas. Continually finding new ideas and agreeing on them is rare. Under the supervision of Mr. Watts, the Stagline staff worked to combine the suggestions of the students to produce a more complete newspaper. The staff conducted very complete research so that each story was factual, informative and interesting. The paper staff can be described as a group of hard working and dedicated young men and women. Having these young people working together as a team has made this year’s Stagline the best ever. It was a student media which reflected student ideas and involvement. ••4. A. Mr. Watts, Scagiine sponsor, wonders when he will get everyone’s attention B. Anthony Sowell listens with rapt attention C Johnny Boyt tries to put across his opinion. while other members of the staff just smile D. Jametta Flood and Julie Gibbs appear surprised by the camera E The 77 Stagline staff 34 Collage Gathers Imagination The 77 Collage gathered short stories, poetry, photographs and art work to compose a literary magazine of student work. This year with a larger number of interested students, the Collage staff constructed an excellent magazine which reflected the imaginative minds of Berkeley High School Mrs. Mize and Mr. Hatch, sponsors of the Collage, contributed many helpful ideas. A publicity group was established to inform students about the Collage. This group painted posters and made announcements so that more students were aware of the BHS Collage 77. A 77 Collage staff B Mane Caltmag believes in carrying her work wherever she goes C. Laura Shrover. Brian Mathews and Jeanette Haynes wait for someone to buy a Collage magazine D The Art Club E Mrs Scdgewick. sponsor, gives that now I’ve seen everything look Art Club Designs The Art club was a newly formal club this year and had a large membership of interested stu- dents. Under the direction of Mrs. Scdgewick, the Art club promoted creativity among students. Officers for the Art club were Brian Mathews, president; Gwen Limehousc, vice president; Clarence Gregg, secretary; and Michelle Barnett. treasurer. 35 Spanish Club Unites Students Habla usted espanol? If Spanish was your language then the Spanish Club was the club to join. Anyone who took Spanish for one of their courses was able to join the Spanish Club. Mrs. Morningstar sponsored the club which united students interested in Spanish life and cus- toms. This year membership was larger than it has ever been before. Officers this year for the Spanish Club were Gwen Coad, President; Angela Lemmon, Vice-President; Alethia Robinson, Secretary; Deborah Chatman, Treasurer. 36 French Club Motivates Interest A very successful club this year was the French Club. It sponsored many new and interesting happenings. All the French Club members enthusiastically participated in every activity. The French Club was sponsored by Mrs. Stoney this year. The club’s first order of business was to hold initiation. New members were asked to dress up as anything from French people to French food. The club held a French lunch drop-in which featured French food made by members of the club. In November they also held another meeting which again featured French food. The French Club also held their annual Christmas party. Officers this year for the French Club were Linda Bums, president; Ellen Ford, vice-president; and Rhonda Sanders, secretary. A. Mrs Stoney, sponsor of the French Club, leans wearily on her desk. B Linda Bums, president of the French Club, checks to see if all members arc present. C Linda Wilcox seems to think initiation is ridiculous, while Susie Durden just smiles. D. John Austin treats Rhonda Sanders like a princess on initiation day E The French Club. 37 Block B Honors Lettering Varsity Athletes The purpose of the Block B was to recognize those students who were involved in athletic programs in the school. The membership of the Block B consisted of this year’s and previous year’s cheerleaders and athletes who have lettered in one or more of the many varsity sports at Berkeley High School. Block B was sponsored by Coach Cubbagc this year. The club raised money to buy jackets and sweaters. They also held a Christmas party for under-privileged children. Officers of the Block B for this year were Roger Plemmons, President; David Ling, Vice-President; Lorraine Davis, Secretary; and Susan Goodwin, Treasurer. A. Members of Block B pay attention while Coach Cubbagc gives helpful information B. Block B members. C Roger Plemmons, president of the Block B, wonders why his picture is being taken. D Gwen Coads and Raddy Bates listen to what is being talked about at the meeting E. Coach Cubbage, sponsor of the Block B, stops long enough for a quick snapshot. 38 Pep Club Helps to Raise Spirit at BHS The purpose of this club was to encourage school spirit and to support Berkeley’s teams at athletic functions. The Pep Club enthusiastically participated in promoting the spirit of Berkeley High School. The Pep Club was sponsored by Mr. Huett. He helped each member of the club to prepare posters for each game. The members of the Pep Club were asked to attend each game to support the Stags. The members were also asked for suggestions on how to raise the spirit of the student body. It was evident that they were successful because the Pep Club got all the students at BHS enthusiastic about their team. A. Tina Williams gives her ideas at a Pep Club meeting. B. Mr Huett, sponsor of the Pep Club, discusses suggestions to be voted on. C. Myra Gray. Denise Hilton, and Cheryl Dunn show their enthusiasm D. Linda Fisk. Laurie Warner and Diane Hill are baffled by that last statement E The Pep Club 39 Beta Club Strives to Achieve To be a member of the Beta Club was a high honor for a Berkeley High School student. Achievement, character and leadership were characteristics of a member of the Beta Club. The purpose of the Beta Club was to teach students to always try and reach their goals. The Beta Club was sponsored by Mrs. Dennis this year. She led the club in all their activities. The Beta Club sponsored the annual blood bank under the direction of the Red Cross. Some of the club members helped with the paperwork, while other members assisted the blood donors. The Beta Club members also attended their annual convention which was held in Columbia. A concert featuring David Tyler and Stafford Floyd was also sponsored by the Beta Club. Officers for the Beta Club were David Ling, president; Pam Roberson, vice-president; and Susan Goodwin, secretary-treasurer. A. The Beta Club members for the 76-77 school year relax for their picture B. Mrs. Dennis seems perplexed by one of the member's suggestions C. Beta Club members can’t believe what they have to do for initiation D David Ling, president of the Beta Club, is photographed E. Susan Lackey talks with a friend at a Beta Club meeting. 40 Jr. Beta Club Accomplishes Goals The Junior Beta Club was established to honor those freshmen with a high scholastic average here at Berkeley High School. Like the Beta Club, the Junior Beta Club promoted leadership, character and achievement. Mrs. Bonds sponsored the club again this year. She helped all the members with any problems they had. The club held monthly meetings. They discussed ways to promote an interest in the Junior Beta Club. Officers for the Junior Beta Club were Kyle Mims, president; Dec Dennis, vice-president; Heather Day, secretary; Robin Colburn, treasurer; and Sherry Anderson, reporter. A The BHS Jr Beta Club B. Gndy Hollifield. Sherry Anderson and Dee Dennis study together for a test C Kyle Mims listens to Denise McLendon and Lone Stachnik during lunch D Mrs Bonds, sponsor of the Jr. Beta Club. demonstrates her opinion. E. Jr. Beta dub members gather together on initiation day. 41 A. Mrs Bailey looks over her notes before a meeting. B. Mac Bartley, president of the SAE, is distracted by a student’s suggestion. C Cheryl Cowan and Linda Bums turn in their candy money D. Alethia Robinson helps Mrs. Bailey with the membership list. E The SAE gathers together SAE Contributes Help toBHS The main aim for the SAE was to contribute assistance to the administration, teachers, and fellow students of Berkeley High School. Members of the club substituted for teachers, helped to grade papers, assisted in science labs and various other things which were valued by the BHS faculty. The SAE had a large membership of enthusiastic students. The club was sponsored by Mrs. Bailey this year. Two scholarships were Faculty created which went to two deserving seniors. The club sold candy in November to help raise money for the scholarships. The SAE sponsored a teacher’s appreciation day. Apples were given out to each teacher of Berkeley High School. Officers for the SAE were Mac Bartley, president; Marie Calimag, vice-president; Mike McKnight, secretary; and Angela White, treasurer. 42 ■ ■ FCA Inspires Faith This was only the second year that the Fellowship of Christian Athletes was a club at Berkeley High School. The FCA went from a small membership in its first year to an overwhelming membership in its second year. The main interest of the club was to promote an interest in God. The FCA held weekly meetings that were popular with the students. Singing and discussion were characteristic of these meetings. Mr. Ellis sponsored the club and was highly respected by all students The FCA held its annual Christmas program. The club also promoted a school program. A community youth Christmas program was also sponsored by the FCA. Officers for the FCA were Bill Bonds, president; Ronnie Cooper, vice-president; Lisa Hcmstrought, secretary; and Lorraine Davis, trea surer. 43 Drama Club Acts It Out Have you ever felt left out or lonely because you didn't know how to express yourself? Weil, the next best thing to do was to join the Drama Club. The Drama Club was an outstanding group and it took hard-working students to put on a good play. This year the Drama Club sponsored a Fashion show and a Christmas play. Mr. Hazel sponsored the club that promoted self-expression through a creative media. Debating Team Continues The Debating Team was a young team this year, bur it was just as organized as any other dub at BHS. Many hours of research is required in order to be on the Debating Team. The dub gave the students a sense of accomplishing a goal by expressing themselves. Mr. Goerrzen sponsored the Debating Team. He helped the students prepare their speeches and present them. A The BHS Drama Club B Mr Hazel, sponsor of the Drama Gub, tr� es to get a student’s attention C Angie Shaw prepares notes for a fashion show D Mr Goerrzen. sponsor of the Debating Team, rests before beginning his next class. E The Debating Team. Student Council Speaks Up The Student Council officers and representatives wanted the student body of Berkeley High School to speak up and tell them their problems. The things they wanted to sec improved and also, the things they were proud of and happy to see at BHS. Each member of Student Council had an obligation to the student body. The representatives were responsible for accurately reporting to his homeroom items discussed at each meeting. Mr. Johnson sponsored Student Council. The Student Council sponsored the Homecoming Parade and held the Coronation Ball. Officers this year for Student Council were Linda Gillins, President; Ronnie Cooper, Vice-President; Gail Smith, Secretary; and Mary Worth, Treasurer. A. Officers of the Student Council congregate near a tree for a photograph. B. Officers and representatives of the BHS Student Council. C. Mr. Johnson, sponsor of the Student Council, pauses from his work. D. Representatives of the Student Council discuss a recent proposal 45 Band Entertains This year’s band was one that could be described as entertaining. Their performance made the pep rallies and football games more enjoyable They came through in arousing Stag enthusiasm. This summer several playing members in the band attended camp. The majorettes, gun girls, and flag girls attended camp at the Baptist G)1 lege. The drum majorette attended camp at North Carolina. Mr. Lusk directed the band. He helped them to perfect their style and decide what technique they would use. During the 76- 77 school year the band performed in several parades, concerts and also in competition. A The Band’s Flag Girls demonstrate their ability. B Debbie Hoard leads the Band during practice. C. The BHS Band D Mr Lusk thinks the last number should be done over. E. The Gun Girls of the BHS Band. F The majorettes show their style. 46 Chorus Entertains The chorus club this year had decreased in size, but the overall effect of the songs that they sang was beautiful. The student body of Berkeley High School enjoyed listening to the chorus at all their functions. The chorus had two concerts that they performed in. They performed in the Christmas Concert and the spring concert. Both were held in the gym. Like the band, the chorus was also under the direction of Mr. Lusk. He encouraged chorus students to bring out their best. The goal of the chorus club, which was to promote interest and participation in musical activities, was accomplished. AA Bus Drivers Getting Us There Who needed them? Well. Berkeley high school did. It we didn't have these drivers how would the majority of students get to school in the morning? The bus drivers here at Berkeley had a very important and nerve wracking job. To begin with they had to get up at a very early hour in order to get herds of screaming kids to school on time Also, they had to be- careful and watch out for speeding automobiles They also had the responsibility of keeping a clean bus. Through rain, sleet, flat tires, skipped breakfasts and dead batteries the bus drivers calmly tackled each day. It was very obvious that the bus drivers were an important asset to Berkeley high school. A Mr Johnson controls all bus activity from his office. B Tlic buses arc lined up. ready and waiting to be filled up with students Bus drivers for the school year I) Mr Williams and Mr Johnson direct the traffic awav from the school. F. Tins bus driver is jilad to be jtoin homeward hound 48 Aides Participate in Helping Out The library aides were very helpful to Mrs Fleming and Mrs. Wright. For instance, when the librarians were busy, library aides helped students find and check out the books they needed. Thus, this gave the students more time to read a most enjoyable book. The office aides were very hard workers also. They did such things as answer phone calls and run errands for teachers, as well as the secretaries. The girls and guys who served as office aides volunteered their services during their study periods to make the job easier for the secretar ics. They proved to be invaluable help. It would have been difficult for Berkeley to get along without them. 49 FHA Prepares for the Future The Future Homemakers of America at BHS was under new leadership this year. The club’s new sponsor was Mrs. Williams. The FHA members sold candy and the club officers rode in the Homecoming Parade. The club was designed to help students be aware of what future homcmaking might be. The FHA, as well as the other clubs, gave students a sense of leadership. HERO Moves On This was the second year of the Hero Club at BHS. The club wasn't the largest club, but it was steadily moving on. The members of the Hero Club were very dynamic young ladies. Mrs. Johnson, the sponsor, has worked very hard to make the Hero Club a very outstanding one. A. The BHS FHA Club. B Mrs. Williams, sponsor of the FHA, helps a student with her work C. HERO members smile for the camera on tacky day D. At the end of a long day, Mrs. Johnson, sponsor of HERO, gives her last lesson. E The HERO dub 50 FFA Expands Further The Future Farmers of America was developed to strengthen the confidence of vocational students here at BHS. The club had many interested students joining this year. The officers of FFA were all very-hard working young men. The Miss FFA rode in the Homecoming parade. Miss FFA was Linda Tuten. Science Club Serves as an Incentive The purpose of the Science Club was to expose its members to the advancements, stimulation and improvements in the field of science. Mrs. Van Seters sponsored the club. Students who were interested in science found the Science Club a great asset to Berkeley High School. A The FFA spreads out for a group picture B Mr Manigault sponsors the FFA. C Mrs Van Seters. sponsor of the Science Club, looks up from her work to smile for the camera D The Science Club 51 AFJROTC Offers Experience The AFJROTC has always been one of the larger organizations here at Berkeley High School. Under the leadership of Sergeant Roberts and Major Droste, the BHS AFJROTC became one of the top AFJROTC units in the state. The AFJROTC organized the girl’s drill team. With hard practice and the excellent direction of Sgt. Rogerts, the drill team was an organized outfit. The AFJROTC offered students at Berkeley High School a chance to learn about the military service and the Air Force specifically. The AFJROTC taught all the students a sense of responsibility. 52 53 54 55 Cheerleaders Instill Spirit Hard work and determination were only two of the many good characteristics of the Varsity Cheerleaders. This year, the cheerleaders did a few extra things such as giving little notes to the football players before their game to pep them up. They spent much of their summer selling candy and calenders so they could go to cheerleading camp in Fayetteville. N.C. They also sold A Mrs. Ling. Vanity sponsor B April delights in victory C Janet winks at her favorite player D. Standing Alicia Green. Vicky White. Melinda Mitchum. Becky ( ubbage, Lorraine Davis. Sitting Susie Goodwin. Janet Fiddic. spirit ribbons and badges during the school year. After learning new cheers this summer, the squad was ready to represent our school and cheer our athletes on. Led by their sponsor. Mrs. Ling, captain. April Gaskins, and co-captain, Janet Fiddic. our cheerleaders worked hard to become one of the best squads Berkeley has ever had Allison Yonce. April Gaskins. Marion Bennett E. Heckv bubbles with enthusiasm F Varsity cheerleading chorus G Atten-hup' Get It On! This year J.V squad kept themselves very busy. Their money raising activities consisted of a car wash and a bake sale. Miss Gayle Bailey was sponsor of the squad, and Mrs. Janet Blaich was co-sponsor. The squad was lead by Captain Lori Cumbce, and Co-captain Lisa Hem-strought. This year’s squad deco- rated the stag bus, made posters, and gave candy to the players to raise their spirits. The J.V.’s constantly cheered their players on through thick and thin. We are proud to have such a dedicated squad and sponsor to support our young teams. ▲ 57 Stags Struggle Plagued by such impediments as inexperience, injuries, and small overall team size, the Stags ended their season with the disappointing record of 1-9. In spite of high spirits and proud determination, the Stags endeavored with all integrity that could be derived from their hearts, but all was in vain. Twenty returners from last year's ▼B I varsity team proved not enough to tackle such experienced teams as were included on the schedule this season. Quarterbacks, linemen, backs, and ends all had their share of missed games because of injuries. With an average weight of 167 pounds, the Stags found it tough against many huge opponents. A Head Coach Lad son Cubbage. B First row Greg Johnson. Alphonso Richardson. Dean Dennis. Timmy Aibano. David Ling. Carmen David. Chris Hill, Simon Houser. Gary Fields Second Row Dannv Gibson. Don Dennis. All Conference punter. Henry Simmons. David Harrison. Raddy Bates. Mike Varner. Jackie McArthur. Shel don Palmer. Lyn Brant. (!har!c McPherson. Billy White Third Row’ Iarry Wilson. Joey Cumbce, Roger Plemmons, All Conference Lineman. Willie Miller. Buddy Calhoun, Carlton Gosncll. Alex Dupree. All Conference Dneman. Jamie Fiddie. Virgil Fashion, Christian Smalls Fourth Row Ruben Worley. Jim Moore. Craig Middleton. Jamie Bowen. Thomas Richardson. Scott Ruggles, Eric Shokes. Marty Napier C Asst. Coaches: Allen Watson. Tom Lewis. Ronnie Winstead 58 Seniors Conclude Sixteen men gave all they had as they represented their school for the last time on the gridiron. They all hoped that it would be the best one, for it would be their final game around but hopes were dashed A Virgil Fashion 41 B Buddy Calhoun 25. C Timmy Albano «12. D Raddv Bates —80 E Jamie Fiddle —21. F Carlton Gosncll 53. G. Alphonso Richardson —43. H Jamie Bowen — 76. for another playoff year as a 1-9 record reflected. Nevertheless, their dedication did not falter, for they held fast to the stag pride that was etched into their hearts from their previous years of play. Stags Endure A Henry Simmons fights for bill 3. Stags bring dow n opponent C Assistant Coach Flits looks on I) lX� n Dennis drills pass John’s Island 46-20. Islander offense t x powerful Disappointing loss of opener Fort Johnson 56-0 Powerhouse Trojans take early lead Stags cannot make comeback held scoreless. Middleton 416. First home game Stags fall to Middleton's experience and strong running game Wando 2V Game tied at halftime 7.7 Wando pulls ahead with superb passing. Summerville 47.7 Old rivalry Waves are first in state Stags weaken after good first half Battery Creek 14-12 Stags show signs of winning abilits mistakes lose game Walterboro 7-26. Homecoming spirits and large turn-out aid Stags in achieving much wanted victory Stall 14-7 Controversial last away game stags look forward to spinted home advantage Beaufort 21-12 Stags jump to early lead Iniurics and mistakes halt another Stag w in Goose Creek 146. Stags come to the end of a heartbreaking season Start of comeback in third quarter falters. 62 Cornin' on Strong The 1976 J.V. football team hustled to a 2-6-2 record. Head coach Rick Van Brunt and assistant coaches Buck Wofford and Tony Bowie stressed agressiveness and team unity. The Stags responded by providing a satisfying and worthwhile season to all who were concerned. A Head Coach Rick Van Brunt B 1976-77 Junior Varsiry Football Team C. Asst Coach Buck Wofford D Asst. Coach Tony Bowie A. Jeff Yonce fires pass B Henry Poinsett tries to evade tackle C Stags join in prayer before game D Walter Wnght rums comer. E Coach Van Brunt gives instructions. F Stags look forward to big game 65 Girls Battle Their Way to Victory A Julia shoots as the others look on B Standing Alicia Coaxum. Joan Nelson. Bernetha (ireen. Shelia Brown. Annette Green. Alexis Rivers. Frankie Jackson Kneeling: Theresa Bennett. Ijbby Albano. Julia Johnson. Dee Dee Dennis. Cathy Hill. Myra Gray. Manager C Frankie Jatkson hovers over her opponent lor an easy two Under the direction of Coach Allen Watson the J.V. Stagettes won most of their games. With many new team members the team experienced a rebuilding process, but the Stagettes improved with each game. Sheila Brown led scoring for Berkeley as Frankie Jackson and Alicia Coaxum combined to dominate the rebounding. Each member proved vital, though, and aided in a very worthwhile season for the J.V Stagettes. The team was led by Julia Johnson. Frankie Jackson. Sheila Brown, Bernetha Green and Dekora Jenkins. Together they played as a team and surpassed the many obstacles on their road to victory’ after victory. 66 Talent Brings Successful Season The 1976-77 J.V. Stags were one of the most talented groups BHS has had in some time. Quickness and over-all ability won many games for them. Coach Willie Frazier did a fine job preparing and coaching his team throughout the season The Stags w-cre led through the season under the leadership of Danny Shine and Lewiston Miller. Other bright young players were freshman David Wall, Sophomores John Cash and Ricky Gaskins. The future looks good for the basketball program at Berkeley with the growing of this fine J.V. team. A Well if the ocher team shows up. we’ll play ’’ B Jubilation in the huddle' C Alvin White pumps in two D The Stags jump it at center court 68 A. Danny Shine is challenged B Lewiston Miller seems to be trapped C. Ricky Gaskins lumps for the ceiling D Lewiston Miller shoots the technical foul E John Cash goes for one at the chanty line F. Danny Shine tnes to raise the score 69 Young Team Matures At first the varsity girls future looked dim. With only rwo seniors returning from last year the team had to have much perseverance and determination. The girls steadily improved each game with leadership from Martha Berry and Angie White Two young and inexperienced players. Brenda Dubose and Linda Fleming, both sophomores improved each game to spark the team on to an eight-game winning streak. Tami Jackson and Lynn Weaver balanced the team with their fine shooting skills. This young team, led by Coach Becky McLaurin, is looking forward to a great season next year as each player matures under Coach McLaurin’s guidance. A Please don’t hit me' H Dolly calls a play C. Let’s get some spint!' D Berkeley rests in a time-out during a close game with Goose Creek 70 A Thai's two points' B What would we do without our faithful cheerleadersJ C What form D Kneeling Angie MiKuen. Angie White. Annette Powell. Tami Jackson. Martha Bcrr Standing. 1st row landa Fleming. Lynn Weaver. Tracy Rondeau. Brenda Dubose. I-aura Porchia. Mae Bartley Second Row Coach Becky MeLaunn. Mary Jenkins. Stella heavy. Pam Roberson. Tina Williams. 71 A. Angie and Lynn work the fast break. B Tami springs into action C. Look out' Here we come. ■ Berkeley Berkeley Berkeley I Berkeley I -Bffkiley Berkeley BerkRry Berkeley Berkeley W aljerboro Summerville Battery Creek Beaufort Goose CttiU. Wundc Stall Middleton Walterboro Summerville Battery Creek RA 72 Blood, Sweat, and Tears They Gave It All The Varsity boys gave everything they had throughout the whole season. They scrapped and fought in practice and in the games, but just didn’t win as many games as they wanted. The Stags were not really an all-around talented team, so they relied on other things to win. Hustle and a little bit of that thing called pride helped them through the season. The Stags mainly relied on the play of their four seniors James Rivers, Mike Simmons, Alfonzo Wilson, and Bill Bonds. Two boys off last year’s J.V. team did a fine job and worked their way into the lineup. These players were Mike Lawyer and Isaiah Williams. Sophomore Melvin Lawrence also showed to be a future standout. The Stags worked hard throughout the season and probably deserved more than they got. So let it be said that the 1976-77 Varsity Stags gave it their all! A James Rivers pulls down a rebound. B Bill Bonds begins to make his move C. Mike Laywer controls the ball. 74 A Isaiah Williams shoots a one and one. B Bill Bonds is crowded out C Mike squire around for the attack. I) Power under the basket' H Coach Whipple stops before his practice for a casual shot F Charles scrambles for the ball 76 A The Sea ’ weapon B The Stags' main goal C It’s quiet in the huddle before the storm D. Melvin Lawrence powers over defenders E Mike Laywcr struggles under the basket F Billy Mims takes the jumper G. Charles lets it fly' H The Stags seem to be taking a break Track Team Performs Pulled muscles, sprained ankles, cramps, and other ailments tried to discourage our track team from competition. With determination instilled by Coach Tom Lewis, they fought off pain to display their abilities as Stag athletes. Blessed with new and exceptional talent, the Stags looked forward to being led by many strong veterans Returning from the 76 team were Ijcc Fleming; school record holder in the 880 yard run (1:56.7 minutes), holder of school record in the 220 yard run, Virgil Fashion (22.6 seconds); and the record-setting mile relay team (3:33.7 minutes) composed of Richardson, Dille, White and Fleming. With a 76 record of 11-4, the 77 had all eyes ahead to a better season. A Coach Lewis keeps time B 19 7 Track Team C. Jeff Shepherd works on form. D Jamie Bowen throws the shot 78 Long Hours Ending in Hardships The 1976 Stag Baseball team. had three real veterans to play and coached by Coach Wofford strug- two of them graduating at the end glcd throughout the whole season. of the season. The Stags stayed in The Stags posted a record of 3 and most of their games behind the 13 for the season. The Stags were pitching of Don Dennis. The 1977 young in many ways. Pitching team will be coached by Tony seemed to be one of the main ail- Bowie, ments they faced. The Stags only • • - • . - -2- -Ci A Jeff Clark scoops up a hard shot. B The 1976 Stag Baseball Team. C Raddy Bates (Hits everything into it. D Timmy AI ha no prepares for a hoc gmundcr. 80 A Coach Woffocd warms ’em up B Captain. Co—Captain Brad Blakxk and Danny- Lyncs. C Roger PI cm mom bears down D Danny Lynes eyes the ball 81 Cross Country Victorious Coach Yale Huett coached the Stag’s first year C.C. Team to a 10-2 season, a third place finish in the Lower State meet, and a twelfth place finish in the State meet. For a first year team they ran spectacularly — sizzling team after team. This first year team had a little background. Lee Fleming, one of the Stags’ strongest runners, has been a State contender in the 880 yard run since his first year. Also in strong positions were Jack Stevens, Stafford Floyd, and Gary Hayden. 82 Girls Run to Win The 1976-77 Girls track team looked forward to a fine season. They had some good returning runners that were led on by the direction of Coach Hatch. Returning were Linda Fleming, who placed in the state meet last year, Laura Porc-hia, Julia Johnson, Angie White, and many other talented runners. A. Coach Hatch measures the jump B Staggertes make good handoff toward win. C. Terry slides easily over the bar D. Girls take a rest during practice F 1977 Girls Track Team 83 Golf Team Has High Hop es The 1977 golf team proved their skills by winning many matches. This year's team met their first opponent on March 14, 1977. Coach Cubbage helped the players to do their best in order to have a success- ful season. The team went against such opponents as Summerville. Beaufort, Stall, and Wando. This year’s team was led by Jimmy Hightower in his fourth season as a top-notch golfer. A. Jimmy concentrates on getting out of the sand trap B Coach Cubbage ponders the coming season. C The 1977 BUS Golf Team 84 Wrestlers Gain Experience Wrestling at Berkeley began with a gtxxl start this season. The team had their own mat and held their own home matches at the BHS Gym. The team appeared to be more experienced and poised this year It can be said that wrestling at Berkeley is one of the most exciting. growing sports we have. A gcxyd number of fans showed up to support the Stag wrestlers at the home matches This is hopefully a gtxxl sign that the sport is growing as well as the fan support. The coaches for the wrestling team were Coach Ronnie Winstead and Coach Yale Huett. A During a time out Coach Winstead explains the strategy B The 1976-77 Wrestling Team C. Allen Broun shakes hands with his opponent D Lyn Brant pins his man' E I hate to p!a these easy teams 85 Tennis Popularity Grows Tennis is becoming more and more popular everywhere and it surely shows at Berkeley. Not only did more boys show up for the team but a girl did also. This was a first at Berkeley High School. Guided by Coach Willie Frazier, the team did very well even though they had only two seniors returning. They ended with an 8-10 record. The team finished off the season by attending the State tournament in Columbia, w here they played boys from all parts of South Carolina. A. Boy. it’s hoc out here' B. Just try and hit that one back. C. Mike Floyd concentrates on his game D Bill Bonds exhibits his form E. Coach Willie Frazier works on the nets. F Back Row Bruce Williams. Johnny Robinson. Bill Bonds. Mike Lackey. Mark Jolly. Martha Berry. Mike Floyd. Monty Townsend. Chris Fault. Not Pictured. Joe Hcr-nage 86 Girls Improve The 1976-77 girls’ tennis season was short, but proved beneficial to the upcoming team. Having inexperienced players to start with, the team ended with a 2 1 record The girls went to Beaufort where they lost only one match, but played tough against a very experienced Bishop England team winning only one match The girls also beat Beaufort again at Berkeley The team was well coached by Becky McLaurin. A Susie Durden and Susan Ackerman play tough doubles B Susan Ackerman, Tina Williams. Cindy Edwards. Susie Durden, Martha Berry. Not Pictured: Tami Jack-son, Frankie Jackson. Linda Fleming. Suzanne Hill, Lori Stachnik. Janice Hughes. Cathy Cubbagc. C. Coach Becky McLaurin. D Cindy burns her opponent E. OH YEAH! F Tina gets ready for an overhead 90 Administration 91 Administration Succeeds The 1976 school year was one of change for BHS. The entire school changed over to the quarter system, but the administration handled the many problems accompanying this system and kept classes running smoothly. Each administrator had many other duties during the day besides seeing that the quarter system remained functional. Mr. Modica spent a great deal of his time in his office as it seemed to be the busiest place during a BHS day. Mr Williams was also in a busy position. He handled the disciplinary actions involving students, the issuing of books each quarter, and the attendance records of the school Mr. Johnson had to take over the position when Mr. Williams became ill midway through the second quarter. Finally, the job of maintaining the annex was done by Mr. Hill. Through the efforts of these men our school was run effectively and efficiently. They made the 1977 year one of the more memorable in the times of your life. Mr. Frank Modica Univ. of New York, M A. Principal Mr. Charles Hill W. Carolina Univ., M.A Assistant Principal Mr Isaiah Williams The Citadel, M.A. Assistant Principal 92 Language Arts rft to Right Mrs Hams. Mrs Brown, Mr Hazel, Mrs Mize. Mrs Brown, and Mrs Turner Teachers Strive in New System The installation of quarter system at BHS began a new experience for many of our teachers. Each teacher saw new students enter their class at the beginning of each quarter. This forced teachers to go through the trouble of issuing and taking up books each quarter, but the teachers kept on providing us with the knowledge that they knew would help us in the future. The teachers of BHS were among the finest in the State. They offered classes in almost every field of education. Some of the classes that were taught were not offered at any other school in the state. Yes, despite the new system, the teachers played a big part in making BHS a first rate high school. rft co Right Mrs Legrcc. Mrs Berghetser. Mrs Rivers. Mr Goertzcn, Miss Dunlop. Mr. 'Watts Left to Right Mrs Bailey. Miss Bailey, and Mrs Gchlmann Social Studies Standing. Left to Right Mrs McCall. Mr Rowell. Mrs. Thompson. Mrs Jefferson Seated Mr Moore and Mr Hatch Home Economics Math Standing. Left to Right Mrs Mvers. Miss Cook. Mrs Williams Seated Mrs Johnson Left to Right Mrs Wat n. Mrs Wilbur. Mr Anderson. Mrs Coleman, anti Miss Dixon 94 Science Left to right Mr Ellis. Mrs Get hers, Mrs Thomason, and Mr Prioleau Left to right Mr Redden. Mrs Van Seters. Mrs Orvin. and Mrs Willis What Is a Teacher? Webster defines a teacher as One that teaches; one whose occupation is to instruct.” He fails to leave room for warmth, optimism, wit. or error. These are human characteristics, and the BHS teachers are definitely human. They are the best kind In a sense, they arc the people that create Berkeley. Many people are unable to see both sides of a teacher — at school and away from school. While at school the teacher is continually working and preparing for classes, but their work does not end when the school day is over. They must go home, grade papers, prepare lessons for the next day, and even make up tests. They even have work days when they attend school and students are allowed to stay home. Yes, teachers are hard-working, human beings. They will certainly stand out as you remember the times of your life. Physical Education Health 95 Left to right Coach Watson. Coach Lewis, and Coach Whipple Mr Frazier Art Mrs Scdgrwick Band Mr Wofford Mr Lusk Driver’s Ed. Left to Right Mrs Brown. Mrs Varner. Mrs Atkins, and Miss Harrelson Guidance Secretaries Left to Right Mr MiMillian. Miss Paslcy, Mrs Nettles and Mrs Guerry. Teacher’s Aides Left to Right Mrs Cribb, Mrs Shepherd. Mrs Cannon and Mrs Wilkerson 98 Librarians Left to Right Mrs Fleming, Mrs Wright, and Mrs Yonce Lunchroom Workers Left to Right: Mrs Murray. Mrs Bryant. Mrs. Owens. Mr Handy. Mrs McPherson. Mrs Manigault, and Mrs Baker Left to Right Mrs Wilson. Mrs. Scott. Mr Williams, and Mr Butler Custodian Staff 99 Classes Freshmen A Freshmen uses rime wisely B. Judy Mills discovers the Old Oak Tree C. Freshman Class sponsors Mrs Wilbur and Mrs. Coleman. D. Freshmen seek guidance. E. Class Officers Pres Rufus White, Vice-Pres Gwen Holman, Sec. Debra Newberry, Treas Hayden Smirh. 102 Ackerman. Martin Admans. Sadie Adkins. Judy Aiken, Barry Aiken, Shirley Albano, Libby Ammons. Steven Anderson, Andy Anderson. Glenda Anderson. Sherry Amlcy, Terry Arnette. Karen Arrisra, Romana Atkinson. Jo Austin. Yvonne Ayers, Don Barker. Shauna Barnes. Stacy Bartley. Walter Bennett. Theresa Bermier. Ken Bienng, Jackie Bolden. Brenda Bolen. Chris Bongmomo, Jay Bon gi nor no. Nick Bostick. Heugettc Bowens. Windell Boyt.Jeffery Bradham, Mike Bradley. I-awrence Brewer, Robin Broweder. Sandra Brown. Donna Brown. Jeanette Brown. Jim Bruce. Trade Brunson, Timothy Bryan, Linda Bryan, Ralph Bryant, Archie Bryant. Brandon Bryant, Greg Bryant, Nathaniel Bryant. Stanley Bryant. William Buie. Percy Bullwinkle. Robert Bunch. James Burbage. Molly Burbage. Teresa Burrows. Buddy Burrows. Mary Butler, Alfrcda Cabaniss. Pat Calimag, Pricilla Campbell. Randy Capers, Devand Carter. Gary Casey. Dave Caudill. Ricky Celento. Mane Cheatwood, Conner Chestnut, Lynette Chinners, Miranda Clark. Judy Clark. Lon Coffey, Sonya Collbum. Robin Collins. Robert Crawford. Wanda Cnsp.John 103 Cubbage. Cathy Cumber, Calvin Curtis. Mike Davis, Debra Davis, Donna Davis, Janet Day. George Day, Heather Day, Ruth Deloach. Carolyn Dennis, Denise Dennis. Lucille Dent, Cathy Dillachaw. Phil Dnggers, Mike Doggers. Shon Driggers. Stafford Dunn, Micheal Baddy, Lucille Echols, Jim Ellis, Valanc Ellsworth. Jeff Etling. Alfrcda Fashion. Keith Fcagin. Cecil Ferguson. Michael Fields, Harry Fishel. Roy Fisk. Bill Flemming. Robin Floyd, Diane Flynn, Donald Poison, Cindy Ford. Stephanie Fraziers, Annette Frazier. Henry Gamble. Jay Garnett. Naomi Garrett, R rat her Garris, Rose Gaskins. Carol Gaskins. David Gaskins, Elaine Gaskins. Gary Gaskins, Jackie Gethers. Octavia Gibbs, Leroy Gibson, Ann Gillians. Isaih Gillians, Sammuel Gilmer. Vic Gregg, Glen Glen, Andreas Glen, Micheal Graham, Carl Graham. Patricia Gregone, Carol Grogan. Annette Grooms, Donald Grooms, Troy Guerry.Jay Hamilton. Mildred Haney. John Harris. Hazel Harris, Johnny Harris. Marie Harrison, Susie Haselton, David Hayden, Todd Hayes, Vickie Head. Steven Hendncks, Dick 104 Henry, Sharon Heyward. Dennis Heyward. Gwen Hill. Cathy Hill, Suzanne Hinson, Teresa Holif ic Id. Cindy Hollman. Barbara Hollman. Karen Hollman. Sharon Holman. Gwen Holman, Jackie Holton. David Hood. Sharon Hooker, Eugenia Huff. George Huff. Tammy Hughes. Angie Hughes. Mary Hunter. Cecil Hurscy. Wanda Infinger. Pam Jackson. Frankie Jackson. Lynda Jackson. Ron Jackson. Steve James. Carl Jamison. Debbie Jenck. John Johnson, Dean Johnson. Judy Jones. Kathy Jones. Lisa Jones. Margie Jones. Mark Judy, Calvin Keziah. David Kinsey . Kim Kinsey. Vicki Kirk. Dallas Knight. Terry Komegay, Lauri Kramer. Susan Laflemme. Steven Langston. Melisa Lanning. Glenn Lewis. Robert Liscomb. Melinda Liscomb. Michael Litchfield, Richard Little. Carol Livingston, Sandra Lloyd. Jeanette Long. Ruben Loy. Mary Loy, John Lucas. Karen Lyons. Gloria Mack. Walter Maggav. Alonza Maggav, Chris Manigault, Dons Manning. Gentry Masalon. John Ma vck, Eric Mazyck. Pam McArthur, Aaron Me Beth. Pershell McCall. Scott McCloud, Dewight McClune. Roy McDonald. Tommy 105 McDougal, Greg McDowell. Tern MeFadden. Gloria McGlochin, David MeGrew, Peggy McKenzie, Robert McLendon, Denise McNeil. Donald McPherson, Beth Metts. Darlene Middleton. Terence Milcoff, Randy Milligan. Constance Milligan, Shirley Mills. Judy Mills. Linda Mims. Kyle Mizell, Donald Money, April Money. Johnny Morgan, Stacie Moore, Marilyn Moraoux, Lee Morris, Pam Morrinson, Cheryl Murphy. Danny Murphy. Lcavy Murray. Donald Nelson, Joan Newmann. Chris Newberry . Deborah Nobles, Ruth Norris, Cindy Ox rider, Jenifer Packer, Charles Parker, Sonia Perritte, Sandra Ptrry.Joe Perry, Kenneth Poet, Kathy Porchia, Thelma Pou, Derrick Pbu, Paul Props t. Gene Quinn. Robert Raven, Charles Rad. Queen Reigle, Jeff Reynolds. Billy Rhamcs, Michael Richardson, Paula Richardson, Gearldine Richardson. Kenneth Richardson. Leonard Rmley, Kim Rivers, Alexis Robinson, Barbara Robinson, Bonnie Robinson, Cathy Robinson. Debbie Robinson. Willie Rook, Theresa Rose, Jenny Salyers, Donna Schaber, David Scott. Niki Shine, Donna Si men son. Ten Simmons. Delbert Simmons. Dorothy Simmons. Henry Simmons. Leroy 106 Simmons. Velma Singleton. John Smalls. Carl Smalls. Kenneth Smith. Anthony Smith. Arnold Smith, Delons Smith. Hayden Smith, John Smith. Lawrence Smith. Makali Smith. Terry Smith, Tony Spann. Johnathan Spann. Robert Stachnik. Lon Stanton. Craig Starmes. Bubba Stevens. Connie Steward, Kathleen Stone. Miranda Stowe. Lynn Swindell. Janet Sturdivant. Elaine Terry. Mike Thomas. Clifford Thomas. Danny Thomas. Tony Throneburg. Debbie Timmons. Randall Townsend. Gen Trent. Gene Vance. Lsa Vincent. Debra Walls. David Walker. Angela Walker. Betty Walker. Ernie Ward. Sherry Warren. Clay- Warren. Sherry Washington. Laura Washington. Sandra Washington. Tom Weaver. Kevin Webb. Cindy Webb, Kathv Weiss, Mark Welch. Billy Whalcv. Janice White, Rufus Whitley. Tern Jo Whitemire, Betty Wiggins. Betty Sue Wiley. Linda Williams. Betty Williams. Cynthia Williams. David Williams. Mo elle Wilson. Carolyn Wilson. Robin Wilson. Robin Rene Wilson, Susan Wmningham. Lorraine Witt, Cynthia Wood. Mark Woo ley. Ronnie Wright. Betty Wright. Walter Yarborough. Baron Yates. Lorry Yeadon. Michael 107 Sophomores A Sophomore Class sponsors Mrs Others, Miss Bailey, and Mrs. Dixon. B. Advisory Board. C. Jeff Yonce listens attentively. D Officers: Betty Caddell, Treas; Charlotte Buckles, Pres.; Randy Guerry, Vice-Pres., Rhonda Sanders, Sec. E Carolyn Baylor studies during biology class. 108 Adams. Billy Aiken. Michelle Aiken, Robin Alexander. Abigail Allen. Susan Ammons. James Anderson. Wanda Atkins. Dawn Austin. David Austin. Janice Bargesser, Susan Barrett. Audrey Baylor. Carolyn Benton, Donna Bishop. Andy Blackmon, Sberce Blalock. Mark Blankenship, Ivonne Blanton. Todd Boher. Randy Bowen, Johnny Brant. Tern-Brock. Bart Brown. Brian Brown. Charles Brown. Michael Brown. Michelle Brown. Shelia Brown. Terry Bruce, Keith Bruant, Brenda Bryant. Jackie Bryant. James Bryant. Marilyn Buckles. Charlotte Buckley . Vida Bunch. Slap Burbage. David Burbage. James Burden. Larry Burden. Sharon Bustmonte, Ban Butler. Dale Butler. Jimmy Lea Cabaniss, Alan Cable. Theresa Caddell. Betty Caddell. David Caison, Caste Carter. Angela Cash. John Causey. Hal Chapman, Clay Cherry . Donna Clark, John Qybum, John Cockcroft. Gene Collins, Gary Colston, Sandra Corbin. Steve Corrigan. William Cotton. Charles Cowan. Jody Crabtree. Kim Cravan. Karen Crawford, Clayton Crawford. Julian Cross, Sam Cross, Stanley Cumber. Arlene Cumbee. Joey Cumber. Lon 109 Dallman. Brenda Darby, Rosalie Davis, Gloria Davis, Kirk Diggs, Carolyn Doran, Bobby Doyle, Lashann Driggers. Dennis Driggers, Phyllis Driggers. Roger Driggers. Marlene Driggers, Tanya Drozc. Pam Dubose. Brenda Dunn, Cheryl Eason, Marietta Edwards. Carole Edwards, Cindy Ellisor. William Escritt, Billy Fabers, Alfreda Fabers. Chris Fair. Myra Fashion. Michael Fields, Sonya Fleming, Linda Flora, Charles Floyd. Maynard Fludd. Caroline Fox. Reggie Fulton. Theresa Gainley, Roger Galentine, Judy Garrett, Donna Gaskins, Keith Gaskins, Rickey Gethcrs. Marina GiIlians. Vanessa Gilmer, David Graham. Brenda Grant. Jacqueline Ciray, Myra Gray. John Grimsley. Romana Grooms, Julie Guerry, Randy Gunnells, William Hamilton. Jesse Hammill, Becky Hammond, Terry Handy, Margareta Harmon, Evelyn Harrell. Shirley Harris. Glenda Hams. Gloria Hayden, Charles Haynes. Rusty Heath, Lisa Heller. Darryl Hcmstrought. Lisa Hendrix. Cathy Henderson. Amanda Hester. Denise Heyward, Jessel I Bell Heyward. Sylvia Hiers. Glenn Hillyer, Heidi Hilton, Denise Hoard. Mahlon Hogge, Randy Holdren, Denise Holmes. Darlene no Hoskins. Earlccn Houston. Pandora Huggins. Donna Hushes. Janice Hutchison. Donald Jacotks. Jat quehne Jackson. Sammy Jenkins. Dekoda Jenkins. Larry Johnson. Julia Johnston. Beth Johnston. Scott Judy. Candy Kellems. Richard Kennedy. Dot Ki cr. Smiley Knight. Mickey Knight. Stormy Lackey. Susan Law. Theresa Lawrence. Melvin Leary. Gela LcCroy. Gary Lee, Scott Limehouse. Gary Lipscomb. Karen Lowdcr, Charles Lux. Tami McArthur. Jackie McCormick, Debbie McDowell, Tern McGhee. Debbie McGrew. Danny McMillan. Tobic Mack. David Mackey. Annie Mackey. Rickey Mahon. Lester Major. Richard Manmngo. Gentry Matlock. John Matthews. Pierre Ma yck. Dora Metis. Becky Mctts. Richard Middleton, Jest me Miller. Lewiston Milligan. Beverly Milligan. John Mischler. IX nna Mm hum. Dale Moore. Tern Morris. Elton Muilis, Shirley Murphy . Walter Murray. Barry Murray. Billy Murray. Janet Myers. Manlvn Napier. Marty Nelson. Rosa Nelson. Sharon Norris. William Overstreet. David Owens. Peggy Pace. Gloria Parker. Roy Passarel lo. James Passarello.John Frrpiner, Kevin Petrella. Mary Phillips. Dale 111 Pierce. James Pierce. Jimmy Pinion. Billy Poinsettc. Henry Pou, Hannah Prise. Mike Proctor. R u key Prophet, Cheryl Ravan. Mark Reed. Linda Reed, Scnyra Reynolds. Verna Rhodes. Alvin Richardson. Maccnnia Richmond. Ronald Rivers. Barry Rivers. Robert Robertson. Leonard Robinson. Kenneth Rogers. Kim Rogers. Will Rojas. Anthony Rose. Jeffrey Royal. Gail Ryan, David Sanders. Rhonda Sexton. Jenny Shaw. Angie Shepherd. Jeff Shine. Danny Shokes, Holly Si mm sen, Thor Smith. Gcorgranne Smith. Mark Smith. Wanda Snipe. Janette Snipe, Janice Snvder. Harold Snyder. Polly Snyder. Sharon Snyder. Valeire Starr. Carla Stephens. Deanna Stephens, Jack Stone. An a Stowe, Beverly Surrells. Richard Swcatman. Kim Tanner. Jarrett Terry. Rose Thomas. Tina Throneburg. Bill Tuten. Sandy Tuttle. David Vance. Raymond Varner. Michael Vaughn. Keith Walker. Blair Warmcy. Ron Warren. Michael Weaver. Lynn West, Connie Whaley. Carol Wheeler. Bobbie Wheeler. Johnnie Mae White. Alvin White. Michael Wilcox. Linda Williams. Pamela Williams. Shelia Willis, Muhelle Wilson. Dennis 112 113 Wilson. Shcrcc Wingard, Karen Winmngham, Cheryl Wood, Paul Worley. Ruben Worth. Mary Wright, Vivian Yeadon, Sylvester Yonce.Jeff Juniors A Cheryl Spann thinks of an evil iked B Junior Class Officers: Mane (Salima . Ronnie (hooper. Susie (MKxfwin and Pam Roberson C James Dille shows work can be fun. D Junior Class sponsors, Mrs (iehlman and Mr Huctt E Junior ('lass Advisory Board 114 Alexander, Abigail Alexander, Beverley Alexander. Hubert Allsbrook. James Almarode, Norma Aucoin, Charles Austin. John Baker. Pressley Baimonte. Brenda Barnett. Gene Barrett. Janclle Bartley . Mae Bass. Ine Blackmond. Kay Bond. Connie Boyt, Johnny Bradham. Wesley Brant. Thomas Brown. Ann Brown, Allen Brown. Robert Broad. Harold Bryant. Alice Bryant. Michael Butler. Kenneth Cabral. Steve Calimag. Mane Calhoun. Allison Caldwell. Doug Case. Rita Cassidy, Mike Chance. Sandra Chatman. Debra Chearwood. Julie Chinners. Timmy Chnstophcr. Barry Clark. Dean Clark. Dee Dee Clark. Donald Clark. Mark Clark. Michael Clark. Rhonda Clark. Ronald Clark. Roxanne Goads. Kevin Cbbtn. Martha Codes. Leon Cook. Greg Cooper. Ronnie Corngan. Butch Cross. Sam Dangerfield. Dennis Dangerfteld. Fred Davis. Cynthia 115 Davis, Lorainc Dennis, Don DiHc, James Douglas. Beth Drake. Donna Doyle, Bruce Doyle, Robin Drew, Johnny I nggers. Andy Driggers. Anna Driggers. Lisa Driggers. Norma Droze, Yvonne IXibosc, Cheryl Dunahoe, Ralph Dupree. Alex Ellington. Olympia Evans, Butch Fashion. Mashcll Faulk. Chris Fields, Mark Fisk, Linda Floyd. Mike Fludd, Emelda Fludd. Herman Ford. Eartherene Ford, Ellen Ford. Ronnie Fosduk. Scott Fox, Curtis Gallic. Sandy Gaskins, Lome Gaskins. Mary Gaskins, Wanda Garnett. Jametta Gibbs. Julie Gibson. Danny Gillard, Kay Goodwin, Susan Gissentanner, Jerry Grady. Peter Graham, Frankie Green. Alicia Green. Brenda Gregg. Tom Griffin, Earl Grogan. James Grubbs. Joyce Hammond, Craig Hamn,Juanita Handy. Deborah Harrell. Jim Harrison. David Harvey. Freddie 116 Harwell, Terri Hayes. Sandra Haygood. Kathy Henderson. Cheryl Hem home. Diane Hcnthome. Gwen Heyw ard, Alberta Hill. Chris Hoard. Debbie Hoover. Greg Huff. Greg Hughes. James Jackson, Tami Jenkins. Mary Jenkins. Michelle Johnson, Greg Johnson. Rcmona Johnson. Timothy Jolly. Mark Jones. John Kennedy. John Kirby . Debbie La Rue. Denise Lawyer. Michael Levey. Stella Ljfendge, Veronica Lime bouse. Gwen Lloyd. Cynthia Lorick. Ruth Lux, Pam Mackey, Greg Mahicu. Nick Martin. Kenny Mazyck, Cathy Mazyck, Lester Me Bee. Lamar McCants. Ronald McCay, Tammy McCutchen. Michael Me Dowell. Kenny McGrew . Angela Me Kune. Angie Me Knight. Mike McPherson. Charles McSwam, Chris Meeks. Jimmy Metts. Edna Metts. Greg Middleton. Craig Middleton. John Middleton. Zita Miller. Frank Milligan. Roberta Mims, Billy 117 Miti hum. Melinda Medic a. Melinda Money, Jerry Moorer. Nelson Moorer. Patricia Muckenfuss. Virginia Murray, Barry Nanney. Robin Neuman. Elnora Neunsinger, Herb Newberry. Donny Norris, Cathy Overture, Bernice Palmer, Deiford Parker. Darryl Patterson. Joanne Perry, Donna Perry. Jestine Phillips, Dale Pierce. Ronny Pbrchta. Laura Pbu. David Powell, Jay Pratt. Theresa Reardon, Mike Rice, Susie Rice. William Richardson, Beverly Richardson, Carolyn Richardson, Debbie Richardson, J D. Richardson. Thomas Richardson. Sylvester Rivers, Leonard Roberson, Pam Roberts, Avonda Robinson, Alcthia Rothay, Tammy Rondeau, Tracy Ruggles, Scott Russell. Brigitte Sacco, Anthony Scheafer, Dons Scott. Arthur Scruggs, Joyce Shine, Isaac Shokes, Eric Simmons. Charlie Simmons. Henry Simmons, Levi Singleton. Alfred Singleton. Tonya Skinner. Daniel Smalls, Christain 118 Smith, Alfred Smith, Amber Smith, Bonita Smith, Faye Smith. Gail Smith. Kenneth Smith, Pat Snipe, Ralph Sollcy, Syd Sorenson, Randy Sowell. Anthony Spann. Cheryl Stevens. Eric Stewart, Sandra Taylor. David Taylor, Tami Tisdale. Elaine Thomas. Lome Thomas. Shirley Tony. Christina Townsend. Monty Trent, Jeanette Tuten, Linda Varner. Michael Walker. Barbara Walker, Carmen Ward, Kenny Warner, Laurie Warren, Alice Washington. Brenda Washington. Karen Weathermen. Warren Webb, Cathy Welch. Gene West. Paula Whaley, Racine White. Zenobia Whit ley, Jerry Wigf all. Jerry Wig!all. Maxine Wigger, Keith Wiley. Anthony Williams, Isiah Williams. Tina Williamson. Richard Wilson. Hal Wilson, Jan Wilson, Mark Wilson, Richard Wofford. Woodrow Woods. Rusty Wrcnn, Charlene Wrenn, Tammy Yates. Franklin 119 120 Seniors A 1976-77 Senior Sponsors Mrs. Dennis. Mrs Ling and Mrs Myers. B 1976-77 Senior Class Officers Darlene Middleton. Vicki White. Martha Berry. Roger Flemmons, and Douglas Gethers. C 1976-77 Senior Class Advisory Board A BEST PERSONALITY Uura Davis. Roger Plcmmons. Linda Gil- lins. Donald Green B MOST UNPREDICTABLE Tern BugauiM� n. Carmen David. Vanessa Williford. Oliver Gethers C MOST TALENTED Tami Flowers. Stafford Floyd. Jametta Tav lor. Jerome Smalls Seniors Capture Outstanding Titles Thirty-seven seniors were honored by their classmates as they were chosen tor various titles of senior superlatives. Each person had a special feeling inside knowing that his contemporaries looked upon him favorably. This made-each person realize what a great honor he had obtained. Pictures were taken at the South Carolina National Bank. ( S Bank and The Berkeley County Library to provide many scenic backgrounds. 124 A MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Becky ( ubbage. Timmy Albino. Edie Simmons. Alphonzo Richardson B MOST ATHLETIC Manha Berry. Lee Fleming. Annette Powell. Donald McCutchcon 125 A BEST ALL ROUND Susan Ackerman. David Ling, Gwen Caads. Douglas Gethers. B MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Apnl Gaskins, James Whitley, Darlene Mid dleton. Josh Scott. Virgil Fashion 126 William Christopher Ackerman Terry Clinton Anderson Susan Mary Ackerman Audrey Theresa Austin IXnnis Radford Bates Walter William Bass Patricia Aiken Frank Timothy Albano Patricia Ann Austin Keith Rvan Bell Martha Janette Berry Clayton McKeya Bash Carol Ann Bicn Ann Dudley Brazier Wayne Dale Blanton William Louis Bonds. Jr. Barbara Alma Breland Timothy Eugene Browder James Austin Bowen, Jr. Melvin Hadley Brown Thomas Brown Shelia Delaine Bry an Marguerite Denise Bryant Edwin Nocon Buan 129 Michael Kenneth Buchan non Craig Allen Buckles Terry Anita Bugauison Kay Lynn Burbage Terry Lee Burbage Will Burbage Grant Johnson Burbage Helen Darlene Burden Linda Geneva Burns Frances Lensia Butler Debra Pearl Caison Thurman Sessions Calhoun III 130 Carman Karl David Dean Franklin Dennis Esvialdo Antonio Doiley Mattie Mae Doiley Rebecca Louise Cubbage George Anthony Darby Debra Ann Davis Timothy Harry Dennis Joann Davis Robbie Theresa Denny Laura Ann Davis Austin Earl Dillon 111 Timothy Wayne Driggers Susanna Sue Durden Sandra Hope Hasterlin Kathryn Suzanne Edwards 133 Charles Louise Eichman Jr. Donna Marlene Emery Robert Dean Evans Barbara Ann Faison Sharon Myra Fashion Virgil Fashion Nadine Ferguson Jamie Fiddie Janet Fiddie Gary Fields Kathryn Elaine Fisk Fleetwood Ixx n Fleming Tami Lynn Flowers Cathy Marlene Floyd Diana Floyd Stafford J.P. Floyd 134 Gymmetta Fludd Nathaniel Danny Fludd David Wayne Fulford Angela Clair Fulton Ester Mae Gadsden April Lynn Gaskins Douglas Aaron Gcthers Oliver James Gethcrs Debra Diane Gibbs Irlean Gibbs Linda Gillins Kathy Priscilla Glenn Karen Lorranc Graham Donald Gilbert Green Kenneth Nathaniel Green Clarence Gregg Virgil Hadley 136 Pamela Gail Grooms Randy Hadley Kenneth Hamilton Thomascna Yvonne Handy Gary Beck Hayden John Terry Heard Michael Shawn Heilman Robert Eugene Heller James Edward Henderson Jr. 137 James Faber Hightower Pamela Florence Hough Nancy Sue Holdrcn Arthur Houston Pamela Irene Holifield Carolyn Virginia Huggins Karl John Horn Herman Huggins Bonnie May Jackson Clifford Dclford Jackson Joseph David Jackson William Jeffrey Jacobs 138 Pamela Gayle Johnson Elizabeth Dclphine Jamerson Solomon James Jolly III Mclva Jean Joy Wilma Jean Kennedy Wayne Gray Johnson Donald Harris Jones Jr. Herbert Thomas Judy Thomas Anthony Jordan Linda Diane Jordan Janice Marie King Edith Jean Kinney Angela Yvonne Lemmon Al Cornelius Limehouse UO Sharon Lifcridgc David Harrison Ling Debra Sue Li sen by Deloris Lee Little Cathrinc IJoyd Ruthic Mac Major Dcdra Lyncttc Manigault Kenneth Leroy Marion Gregory Alan McAllister Donald Bernard McCutcheon Donna Marie MeGrew Edward Lewis McNeil U1 Evelyn McNeil Nelson Thomas McPherson Darlene Lila Middleton Willie Miller Harvey Alan Mundy Franklin Wendell Moorer Alton Allen Morrison McColor Moorer Janice Natividad Daniel Odell Owen Terri Lynn Packer Barbara Gail Palmer Roger Alan Plemmons Charlie Ixc Reid Karen Yvonne Pope Annette Powell Gerald Reid Diane Lynn Resse Shereen Lillian Rankin Robert Lee Revelle. Jr. 143 Donna Kay Reynolds Alphonzo Richardson Barbara Gene Richardson David Robert Ringley Arthur Lee Rivers Jr. Bernard Elijah Rivers Brenda Lee Rivers Darlene Rivers James Sinclair Rivers Leroy Willie Rivers William John Robinson III Carl Bernard Rivers 144 Aaron Spencer Scot! Anthony Josh Scott Tenia Ellen Scruggs Susan Lynn Sellers Loretta Sharper Sandra Margretta Shine Laura Ann Shroyer Chester Sherwood Simmons 145 Janette Loraine Simmons Ruthie Simmons Barbara Elain Smith Larry Singleton Henry Joseph Smart Sheree Lynn Singletary 146 Barry Charles Smich Gerldine Louise Smith Larry Carl Smith Margaret Elizabeth Smith U7 Timmic Nchcmiah Stevens Cierald Stone Glenda Stutts Karen Sue Swindell Deborah Elizabeth 1 isdalc Emily Varner Andrea Susan Villepontcaux Janice Walker Trannie Walker Wilbur Lee Walker Richard Eugene Ware Benjamin Arthur Warren U8 Virginia Lee Williams lametta Violcna Wilson U9 Lois Annette Williams Vanessa Williford Lillian Peace Washington Vicki Sue White James Leon Whitley Linda Kurine Williams Robert Bruce Williams la urn IXX- Willis David Alan Whaley n xaduatLon (Uux lRs.cjLn.iL . 50 SUSAN ACKERMAN - Presbyterian Scholar 11; Palmetto Girls State 11; Junior Class Marshal: Coronation Ball 9. 11: Student Council 9, 11; Wofford Scholar 11; Newberry Scholar 11; French Club 10. 11. 12; Beta Club 10. 11; Vice-President 4; FHA 10. 11. 12; SAE 9; Annua] Staff 11. Assistant Business NUnager: Busineli Manager 12; Sdphomdre £fass officer. President; Jujifr Ciaas Officer. President. FCA 12; Jurnor bet Club, President 9; Powder Puff Football 9; Tennis U. 12. Quill and Scroll 11. 12; Who's Who Among American High School Students 11. 12: Best All Around: Miss BHS PATRICIA AIKEN - Miss Sophomore: Coronation Ball 10. 11; Queen of Hearts 9, 10. 11: Miss Merry Christmas 10, 11, 12: Chorus 9, 10: Office Aide 12: Student Council 9. 12: Pep Club 9. 10. 11. Block B, Treasurer 11; Stag Line. Sports Editor 11. 12: Collage, Assistant Editor 12; J.V. Cheerleader 9. 10; Years Lettered 9. 10: Varsity Cheerleader 11; Years Lettered 11: Who's Who Among American High School Students 12; Best Looking A Senior Directory Vj: CAROL BIEN DALE BLANTON - Bus Driver 11. 12; French Club 10, 11, 12; Beta Club 12: Sophomore Class Officer: FCA 12 £ILL BONDS - Palmetto boys' State 11; Queen of H 'scon 11: Stu lent Council Irene h-Oub lu. 11: Block B 9. 10. 11. 12; Annual Staff 12 FCA 11. 12. President; J.V. Football 9. 10 Y.-an Lettered 9. It: Varsity Football 11; Years Lettered 11; Powderpuff Football Coach 11; J.V. Boy's Basketball 9. 10: Years Lettered 0: Varsity Boy's Basketball 11. K jYears Lettered 11: Golf 9; Tennis 10, 11. 12; Years Lettered 10, 11, 12; Miss Merry Christmas Escort 12; Quill and Scroll 12 ANN BRAZIER - Bus Driver 12: Office Aide 9. 10, 11; Student Council 11, 12; Junior Advisory Committee; Spanish Club 10. 11. 12; SAE 11. 12: Stag Line Typist 12; Who's Who Among American High School Students 11. 12 TIMMY ALBANO - Queeuof Hearts Escort 10: Bus Drivel 11. 12; Band 9, 10, 11: Student Council 12; Senior Advisory Committee; French Club 11; Pep Club 9, 10. 11. 12; Block B 9. 10. 11. 12; FCA 12; J.V. Football. Captain 9. 10: Years Uttered 9, 10. Varsity Football 11, 12: Years Lettered 11, 12; Powder Puff Football Coach 12; Baseball 9. 10, 11, 12, Captain: All Conference Baseball 10, II. !2; Most School Spirited cm Council 10. Trade ■■L' • ___ i AT iuiTIN - Chorus 7 10. 11 Flig rl 11, 12s Student Council 12; Junior Adv- Comum-Uo; FHA 12 ROIC 10, 11: Pep Cluh 11; Debating Team 11; Powder Puff F ;ball 9. 10. 11. 12: BI I t RADDY BATES I’fomgtio Boys State 11; Spanish Club 10. 11. Pep CluRj ock B 9. 10. 11. 12; FCA !!. 12. J.V. i • I 10. Yea. Varsity Football 11. RUTHIE BENJAMIN - Office AWe 12TC udent Council 11. 12: Junior Advisory Council 1 WA 12; Pep Club 11 Stag Line 11. lit: CpIUgc 12” Seulor Class Officer. Girls Track 10 MARTHA BERRY - Palmetto Girls' State. A nate; Queen of Hearts 9. 10; Miss Merry Christ-rhas 9, 10. 11, 12; Student Council 10. 11: Junior Advisory Committee; Sophomore Advisory Committee: French Club 10. 11. 12: Beta Club 12. Block B 12; Annual Staff 12; Collage 9. 10. 1!. Junior Class Officer. Secretary: Senior Class Officer, Historian: J.V. Girl's Basketball 9, 10: Years Letrered 10; Varsity bill's Basketball 11. 12; Years Lettered 11, l rETnrnfi 9, 10. 11. 12; Years Lettered 9, 10, lL .Boy' Tennis Team 11. 12: Miss Merry Christmas Winner 12; Miss Blue and Gold. Most Athletic 12 BARBARA BRELAND - Beta Club 9. 11. 12: FHA 9; SAE 10: ROTC 10, 11, 12; Honor Society 11. 12: Drill Team 10. 11: Who's Who Among American High School Students 12 TIMMY BROWDER - FFA 12 MEL BROWN - Wittiest: Bus Driver SHELIA BffYAl| - Chorus 10, 11 Office Aide 12 Flag Glrl lO, lJ. 12; Co-Captain. Bus Patrol 9§f SClub 10; Library Aide 12; Powder Puff Foot-12; Girl's Track 11 MARGUERITE BRYANT - Chorus 9. 10; Pep Club 10. 11: Library Aide 12 EDWIN BtTXN - RftTcf 11, 12; Annual Staff 9; Audio-Visual Club 9. Rocket Club 9. 10. 11 -President, 12 - President; Drill Team 11. 12 MICHAEL BUCHANNON - Chorus 12; HERO Club 11 jfaULi BUGAUISON - Flag Girl 11. 12; Spanish Club IP. 11 - Secretary; FHA 9: SAE 9. 10. 12: Mfrt 1 TC 10; ROTC 10. 11; Drama Club 9; Staff 12 - Classes Section: FCA 12: Powder Puff Football-10: Honor Society 10. 11; Color Guard 10. IT; Girl's Drill Team 10: ROTC Annual Staff 10. 11 - Layouts: Graphic Arts Club Most Unpredictable. Quill and Scroll 12 •KAY BURBAGE - Chorus 9: FHA 10; Spanish Club 9: Y U!� b 11 • ’ - _ j. MIKE BUftBAGlT- rhorns 9. 10. An Club 10. Science Chib 1; French Club 9. 10: FFA 9. 10: Trade and ry 11. 12: Pep Club 10. 11 HELEN BURDEN - CWi s 0. 11. 12; Junior Adv Comm. 11; Pep aub .10 1: Debating 11 ■ r I UNDA BURNS - Chorus 11; French CldfMtrr fT Treasurer. 12 - President; SAE 9. 10. 12 Tep Club 10: Who's Who 11: Talent Show Contestant 11 ✓ DEBBIE CAISON - Chorus 9; Flag Girl 11; FHA 11; Pep Club 11; Powder Puff Football 10, 11, 12 BL'DDTCALHOUN - Student Council 9, 11; Sen-,1 lor Adv.tfjomm. 12; FFA 9. 10. 11; Pep Club 9. U 31ock 9 0. 10. 11. 12; Coll . iVarsity Footoall 9. W 11. 12; YoMs ouc«d � . 11, 1L. Boy's Traci j STEVE CAUMAG Bus Driver 10. 11. 12; ROTC 10: Trade and Industry 11, 12: J.V. Football 10. 11; Years Lettered 11 Amateur Radio Club 10; Boy's Track 10 JOAN CHINNERS - Chorus 10. 11; Office Aide 11: Student Council 10: Girl's Track 9 DEBRA CLARK - Bus Driver 11. 12: Office Aide 12 BETTY CLARK - Pep Club 11; Powder Puff Football 11. 12: Girl's Track 9. 10 GWEN COADS - Furman Scholar 11; Miss Junior: Miss Freshman. Coronation Ball 9. 10, 11; Queen of Hearts 9, 10. 11; Miss Merry Christmas 9, 10. 11 - Winner, 12; Homecoming Court 11; Bus Driver 11. 12: Office Aide 10. 11. 12: Student Council 9. 10; Junior Adv. Comm. 11; Spanish Club 11 - Secretary. 12 - President; FHA 12 - oiocK d 11. 1-; tag Lin 40 - Reporter. 11 -AssisfS ! News 12 - $pe r% EdifOt afltf Bus- incss Manager; Jun. lass O0. - Vice-President. FCA 11. 12: Pottdgpl'uff Football 0. U A Cheerleader 11: RST.A 10? Who's 44 fl| Around. Quill and Scroll iC 1 CHERYL COWAN - Presbyterian Scholar 11: Junior Class Marshal 11: Beta Club 12: SAE 12; Annual Staff 12 - Organizations Editor; Collage 12; Library Aide 10. 11, 12; Newberry Scholar 11; Who's Who 12; Quill and Scroll 12 RANDY CRISP - Bus Driver 11. 12: An Club 12: FFA 11; Boy's Track 12; Tennis 12; Oakley Vocation: Wrestling 11. 12: Years Lettered 11. 12 LESLIE CROKER - Soph. Adv. Comm. 10; ROTC 10; Trade and Industry 9. 10: Library Aide; Amateur Radio Club 10: Radio Broadcasters Club 10: Chess Club: Rocket Club BECKY CUBBAGE - Coronation Ball, Mistress of Ceremonies 10, 11; Homecoming Coun 11: Student Council 9. 10; Junior Adv. Comm. 11; French Club 10; BETA Club 12; FHA 11. 12: Par- liamentarian; SAE 10. 11; Pep Club 9. 10, 11. 12; Block B 11. 12; Stag Line 11 Editor in Chief 12; Collage 10, 11, 12: Non-Fiction Editor; Student Council Vice-Pres. 11; FCA 11. 12: J.V. Cheerleader 9: Varsity Cheerleader 11, 12: Years Lettered 11. 12: Quill and Scroll 11. 12: Most School Spirited 151 CARMEN DAVID - Bus Driver: Mosi Unpredictable: Varsity Football CHARLES DAVIS - FFA 9. 10. 11. 12: Trade and Industry' 9. 10. ill, 12; Boy's Track 9 s DEBBIE DAVIS I Pep Club 9. 10 JOANN DAVIS Girl's Basketbal « b li.l , Chorus 9. 10. 11. 12; J.V. Years Lettered 9; Varsity Bas- SHARON FASHION - Student Council 9. 11. SAE 12: Annual Staff 12 - Classes Editor: FCA 12; Who's Who 12: Quill and Scroll 12 VIRGIL FASH. 'N - Mr. Junior 11: Bus Patrol 9; FFA 9, 10, 2; Trade and Industry 11. 12; Pep Club 11: BlM B 10. 11. 12: J.V. F ttll 11. 12; Years Lettered 11. 110. . 12: Years tiered 10. U. 12: All Coofcruiu , Most Likeh - .« . jJKM Line 12: Collage 12: FCA 12: Powder Puff Football 10. 11; Girl's Track 9. 10. 11, 12: Years Lettered 10: Who’s Who 12 AL FRAZIER - Boy's Track i ANGIE FULTON - Student Cftincil 12 ESTER GADSDEN - Chorus •‘52: Office Aide ROTC 9; Who's Who 11: LAURA DAVIS - Office Aide 11: Senior Adv. Comm. 12: FHA 9: Pep Club 10, 11: Drama Club 10; FCA 12: Who’s Who 12: Best Personality DEAN DENNIS - Bus Driver 11; Pep Club 10. 11. 12; Block B 10. 11. 12; J.V. Football 9; Years Lettered 8; Varsity Football 9. 10. 11. 12: Years Lettered 9. 10. 11. 12: Best Looking ROBBIE DENNY - Collage 12 AUSTINE DILLON ANTONIO DOILEY - Senior Adv. Comm. 12: ROTC 10: Drill Team 10: Varsity Basketball Manager 12: Rocket Club 9. 10: Chess Club 10 MATTIE MAE DOILEY - Coronation Ball 10 LINDA DREW - Flag Girl 11. 12: Spanish Club 10. 11; SAE 9. 10; ROTC jaCTl Club 9: Annual Staff 12 - Photographer: StaglSgc 12 -Photographer: Collage. 12 - Photographer;powder Puff Football 10: ROTC Annual Staff 10, 11. Photographer and Assistant Editor; Hu tociety 11. Secretary: ROTC Newspaper il. EdiiAgol-our Guard 10. 11 Commander r rl's DrilLTlam Graphic Arts C1 L KATHY DWfiGERS Powder Puff Football 10 N :une n rcusos Jchorus 11. 12; Senior Adv. ; Cltib l Coliagc 12$ Library Aid. 1 wder Puff Football 9. 10 APRIL GASKINS - Miss Merry Christmas 9; Student Council 9, 10. 11; Senior Adv. Comm.; Beta Club 9. 10. 11. 12: FHA 9; SAE 9. 10. 11. 12; Pep Club 9. 10. 11. 12; Block B 11. 12; FCA Palmetto Boys' State llfBeta ) v- Chcerleadet 10 Co-Captain: Years Lettered 9, 10: Varsity Cheerleader Captain 12: Yean Lettered 11, 12; Most Likely to Succeed . lub 1 Blgik B 11. 12; FCA 12 J.V. I u ball 12: 11, g- Boy’s Track who's who 18 JANET Hearts 10. ll acfi Honora ryWn B Coronation Ball 10; Que n of Miss Merry Christmas 0. IT Secretary. 12 4-Song L«- ager. Toy 'll;. Parlla-j Pen cn 12: Annua Council Lettered Lettered Rl0Ck B 11. .ireS FJi- rafttodent K aJcrBgfears Cheerio. .. 12; Years Bus Patrol 9; FFA Industry 11, 12 KATkiY FISK - Chorus 9: Student Council 12: Spanhh Club 10. VI-.-FHA ’ T Club It; FCA 11. l2: Varsftv Cheer! _ aderl T AHti. � te LEE FLEML ' • - Palmetto Boys’ State lli nrona- I lion Ball 9 Fscon, 1; Queen of Hearts Es. n lo, 11. 12. Mist.Merry Christmas Escort 10. Ilf Stu-dent CpJflWt 9 Soph. Adv. Comm. 10: block B 10. m. 12; F UAfc|J.V. football 9. 10: Years Lettered 9. 10; Football J.U Years Lei- 0 tered 11; Boy's Track 9. 107 11 .tJ RKs Let ’ a. 10. 11. 12} Cross Country 12 Years Let- DOUGLAS GETHERS - All County Band 8. 9; Miss Dod- 10 j d Runner Up; Bus Driver 11, 12; Band 8, 9. 10, 1; Years Lettered 9. 10. Student Council 9 10, ll.J2j.Bus Patrol 9. 10. 11; Senior .Adv. Crttnm. 12. Spy Adv. Comm. K). French Club 11. ltjkOTjk-'. ™ Pep Club 9. 10. 11; Staf Line 9 - Report 10 - Assistant Sports Editor: Ftes. Class Off. Vice-President. Sen. Class Off, P: c dentriJbrary Aide 9, 10 Varsittt. Foot ball Manager 11 Who's Who 11; Trumpet Solo and fuftmble ®. lu. Governor' All Star Band 9. 10: Tri-County Band 9; Best All RotinN iLOLIVER GETHERS - Chorus 11. 12: Bus Patrol 10. pTtadc and Industry 11; J.V, Boy's Basketball 9 MO .... 4ost Unpredictable! DEBRA GIBBS - Ba 11; Who's Who 12 A Ft ench Club 11: ROTC JRLEAN Cl 11: Oii Aide Patrol tered 12; Who's Who 12; Carolina 'inner - Cpfona 'on Ball 10; Chorus 10. Atdd 10 ; Student Council 11; bus lauol T. 10: JunfHR Ad . |C nm 11: Library Aide 9; Powder Puff FoofbalHIO. 11; HERO 11 s - FFA U: Boy’s Track 10. 1%, ry 15 “w SUSIE DURDEN palmetto'Girls’ State V Alternate District Officer 12; FHA Area 3 leader F: ich Club 10. 11. 12: Beta Club 10. 11. 12; t HA 10. 11, Secretary. 12 President: L,, saf .-. Pep Club 9, 10; Drama Club 9; Stag Ulle 11 Reporter. 12 News Editor: FCA 12; Powder Puff Football 9, 10, 11: Tennis 10, 11, 12; Jr. Beta Club 9, Quill and Scroll 11, 12; Who’s Who 11. 12: Senior Floar Cbmmittee f2 KATHY EDWARDS - French Club 10. 11, 12; Collage 9, ll. F A 12; PoWth : Puff Football 9 10, lBpUrm.in ffetay winner 11; Frances V.arfojy wtnrn T' All State Track 11; Most Athletic b'TAMl FLOWERS - Coronation Ball 9: Queen 1’ Hearts 9, 11. 12: Miss Merry Christmas 9. 10 ' Winner, 11. 12; Homecoming Court 12; offi| Aide 10, 11, 12jdbudcnt Council 11; Seni Adv. Comm. 12; Fr tehC ub 10 - Publicity 11 12; FHA 11: Pep Club 9 Block B 11, 12: Dr a Club 9: Frcs. Class Off. 9 nkaoirerj-fCA 1. icerleader il, Who tr 12: Powder Puff Football 10; J.| , Varsity Mger leader n. Years Let Lwho 12; Most TaU ntedH CHUCK El' i 9-M 12 MAN - J.V. Football 9: Years Let-10. 11. 12: Years Uttered 10, 11. DON EMERY ■ Chorus 9) Student Council 12: Powder Puff Foptball 9, 11.p2 LINDA GILLINS - Office idht Student Council -President 12; SAE 12; Pep Club; Stag Line 11. 12. Miss Merry Christmas 12; Best Personality 12 PRISCILLA GLENN - Homecoming Court 11; Chorus 11, 12: Student Council 12: Library Aide 12 JUDY GONYA AU County band 11 Band 12: Yean Uuered 11 12; ROTC 11, 12; Honor Society j CARLTON QOSNELl ROTC 11. 12: Pep Club 10; Block B 9. 10. 11. 12: Dram Uub U, 12; Varsity Football •. 10. ll. 12: vA Uttered 9. 10, 11. 1 P. : Puff F iball Hph 10. 11, 12 _________......................... 11: Talent Contest - Winner it). Queen rY!c a ns G A Y GRAHAM - Pep Club 9. Dratn fluMJ oG Escort 11: Sttide Gouncil 9: An Club 12; lage 10, 11; Powder Puff Football 9 Club 9, 10. lfl(Block B 11, 12; FCA 12 Vi«|F President: J. V. Football 9. 10: Years Uttered TO Boy's TraW. 10. IT. 12; Years Uttered 10. 1 . 12; King Teen 12: Ben Wofford Scholar: M Talented DIANA FLOYD - Spanish Club 10 Pep Club 10: }jP©wder Puff Football 10. 12 STAFFORD iFLOYD - Coronation Ball Contestant BARBARA FAlljCJN StudendCouncil 10: Art Club 12; PapClub It; Library Aide 12: Hero 11 GYMMETTA FLUDD - Chon� |o. Bus Pair 1 oT 10. 11. 12. French Club 11. 12:' SAE 12: Pep Club 9; Drama Club 9, 11 - President. 12. Stag GWENDOLYN GRAHAM - ROTC 10. 11; Drama Club 9 DONALD GREEN - Furman Scholar 11: Coronation Ball 10, 11: Queen of Heans Escort 11; Bus Pauol 12; J.V. Boy’s Basketball 9. 10: Years Uttered 9. 10: Varsity Basketball 11, 12. Years Uttered 11. 12: Boy's Track 9; Years Uttered 9; 152 Best Personality KENNETH GREEN - Miss Merry Christinas Escort 11; Chorus 9. 10; Student Council 9, 10, 11; Bus Patrol 9. 10: FFA 9. 10. 11. 12; Trade and Industry 10. 11: J.V. Boy’s Basketball 9. 10; Years Lettered 9, 10: Varsity Basketball 11. 12; Years Uttered 11. 12 French Club 9. 10; Pep Club 9. ■a PAM HOUGH - ROTC 10. 11. 12; Rocket Club 11. 12: Administration 12: Drill Team 10. 11, 12 CAROLYN HUGGINS - An Club 12 HERMAN HUGGINS - Bus Driver 10. 11. 12: Office Aide 9; Bus Patrol 9: FFA 10, 11, 12: Trade and Industry 11. 12: Library Aide 9, 10 BONNIE JACKSON - Coronation Ball 11; Chorus 10. 11: FCA 12 ANGELA LEMMON - Student Council 9. 10; Senior Advisory: Junior Advisory: Sophomore Advisory; Spanish Club 12: ROTC: Pep Club 9, 11; Debating Team 11; FCA; SAE: FHA ROSA LIFERIDGE - Office Aide 11; Student Council 10, 11; Science Club 10: French Club 11; FHA 10: Pep Club 9. 10. FCA 12: Library Aide 10 AL CORNELIUS L1MEHOUSE - Chorus 12; Bus Driver 11; Student Council 10; Bus Patrol 9: ROTC - Operative Officer; Pep Club 10. 11 VIRGIL HADLEY - Bus Driver 11. 12; Bus Patrol 9. 10; An Club 12; Spanish Club 10: ROTC 10; Boy’s Track 9. 10 KENNETH HAMILTON - ROTC 10 THOMASENA HANDY - Office Aide 11: Drama Club 9 PAULA HARRJLL - Chius 10. 11. 12: | 10. 11. 12: Office Aidj 11: HERO 1 RUTH HASELTON - Frich Club U. IfrfWA I GARY HAYDEN All County Block B red try 12: Years Lettere Jud� ',:ltch High | School): Who’s '_J JENNETTE H A Yj MgpffT 9. 10. 11. Chorus 10; kv ' T : iage 12: ' .EROl 1 . HAYNES - Bus Patrol 10: FFA;9. 10. 10; 1 :ade and Industry 9. 10, 11 J.V. .iski hall 9; Boy’s Track 10: Tennis 10 IE HEAD - Bus Patrol 10; Spanish Club 10. Glob 9, to. 11. tor.FHA 9; ftjjpfc � J v. R, IC Newspaper 12: Drill Team 10. 11. 12; Color Guard 10; Chess ( lub 10 Honor locietv ‘ - i HEITMAN - FCA Lowered 10. 11 kom 111 JIMMY HIGHTOWER - PalmeUp Pep Club 9. Block B 10. 11. 1’. ’• Years Lettered 9, 10, 11. 1: SUE HOLDREN Office Aide 10, 12; Student Council 9; FHA 9: Pep Club 11: Block B 11: Powder Puff Football 9, 10, 12; Varsity Cheerleader 11; Wittiest PAM MOL1F1ELD Chorus 9: Spanish Club 10. 11 Pep Club 9; Drama Club 12: Powder PuT Foot ha 10: 4-H Tf KARL HORJs Pep Club 9. 10: Drama lub 1 12 - Prc CLIFFORD JACKSON - Chorus 10: FFA 12; Trade and Industry 11, 12: Boy’s Track 12 JOE JACKSON - Bus Driver 11. 12: ROTC 11 JEFFERY JACOBS - FFA 11. 12; Boy’s Track 9. 10: Golf 11. 12 ELUiABETiy MERSON - Coronation Ball 9: Chorus 9. 10. 11. UERO 11 LORI J OHNSON - y iss ■ INSON f JIM jWly Jr. Class I .. . ROTC 12; ROTC 10. 11. ROTC Girls Drill Team d 12 aske bal i; Boy’s Track ■ Adv. Comm.. Sr. I .: French Sciub 11. 12. Beta Club 11. lflgSAE 12; Pep Club 10. 11. Block B 11. 1. D$£ms €Iub 11; Jr. CL. t CWd 9. 10. T t DO ALQtJOpES - i Dri r 12 Jg ME! ,VA JEAN JOY - Chorus 9. 10. ffice Aide 11: Student Council 11. 12; jr Ciass Offt-HERO 11. 12 HERBERT JUDY - ROl : 10. 11 EDY - All ( untrv yand 9. 10 Homecoming Cour 12 Band : • lo, Tl; Flag Girl 11; Science Club 9.,.10: Be- hm 12; FHA 9: Pep Club 11: Pep Band 10 overnor’s All State Band 11 G - An Clul 12:1 TC 10; HERO 12 ROTC Drill Tea i EDITH KINNEY -10. 11, 12: Powder ROTC Industry 11. 12; Boy’s 9, 10,f 12: Cross Country !2 ' r LAWYER - Oueen of Heans 11 ’1 NN1FER UjpETTE Bus Patrol 9. 10 DAVID UNG - Boy’s Nation 11; Palmetto Boys’ State 11; Coronation Ball 9, 10: Student Council 9. 10. 11. 12: Junior Advisory Committee; French Club 10. 11: Beta Club 9. 10. 11. 12 -Pres. Pep Club 9. 10. 11; Block B 10. 11. 12: FCA 11. 12; Student Council - Treas. 10; J.V. Football 8. 9; Varsity 10. 11. 12; Years Uttered 8. 9. 10. 11. 12; Best Spirit 8. 9. 10. 11: Powder Puff Football ( loactu| g gyk y’s Track 9. | 10. 11: Years Uttered 11: Best All Rou. m I :.I Sjuol 10: HERO - Fife . Air- : Lb 'YD- RUTH IE MAJOR - Chor.1 9. 10. 11. 12; J.V. Girl s Basketball 9$ 10 Vattity Girl's 11. HERO junv DEDRA MANIC Ault - Band: Junior Ad tsorJ Commitjpe: Beta Club;TCA: SAE: Jitter jBanJ McCOLOR MOORER - FFA Industry 11. 12 TIMoTH M - Bus Driver . Office Aide ft 10; Band 9. 10. 11; Bus i'.itrol 9. I U FA Y Pep Club U- FCA 12 BRIAN MATTHEWS - An Club - Pres. JPfl A •. 10. College 12 A KENNETH MARION - Bus Driver: Bus Pauol. ROTC; Trade and Industry GOI DIE ImaZ.YCK --Chorus 11, 12; Student Council 10. 11: An‘‘'Club 12? Junivi Adusorv ■-Committee: SAE 11: Debating Team 11. 12: J HERO 11 Sil 1NCLA1R MAZYCK - FFA 11. Trade DONNA McGREV. and £ idustry EDWARD McNEJL - Bus Driver 11. 12: FFA 12; Trade and Industry 11. 12: Wrestling 12 TOMMY McPHERSON - Senior Adv. Confni.: Pep Club 9: Fres. Class Off. - President; Who's Who L vRLEN’E MIDDLETON - Band 9, 10 - Band Captain 1!. 1' All County Band 8. 9. 10. 11. 12; Band 11; Governor's All Star Junior Adv. Comm.. Beta Club 10. 4|Eastcrn Regional : nd 11. 12: Jnriio 11; 12; Jr. Beta Club 9: Sen. Class Off. - Treasurer: Most Likely to Succeed WILLIE MILLER - ROTC 10; Block B 9. 10, 11; J.V. Football 9; Years Lettered 9. 10. 11, 12; Varsity Football 10. 11, 12 FRANKLIN MOORER - Bus Driver 11, 12; Bus Patrol 10; FFA 11, 12; Trade and Industry 11, 12 ALTON MORRISON - Bus Patrol 11. FFA 10; Boy’s Track 10 - Manager ALAN MUNDY - ROTC 11; Boy s Track 11; Wrestling 11 janiceJ atividad BARBAfL PALMER - Coronation Ball 9?J3ioru$ [ 1 • rl 9jA0; Student Couqpli . Jim.' Adv ami IliGI fack 9; HE MALINDA ’ MfR thorn 10: FHA 9. 10: SAEO: Pep Club 11; G Li bury Aide 12; Bawder Aff Foo Track 10. 11 HEW tl CYNTHIA PEAGLER Chon 9: Sc :e«J� . .lub 9 French Club 9; Pep Club 9«10i J. V. Girl’i Ba ketball 9; Years Lettered 9; J.;hcM (LB); Years Lettered 3 V DEL 'RES PEkRY Offidfe Aide 11. 1 Vice President: Draina Club 11; Coll Typist; Girl's Track 10; Wbo's Who ALE PIERCE - FFA 10: Trade and Indus-r 11 1 9 12: Amateur Radio Club 9 ROGER PLEMMONS - Presbyterian Furman Scholar 11: JunlofClasa : : onation Ball 11; Queenof Hcans Fdjit _____ dent Council 10: Bcfc Club It. 12; Pep Club llj Sen. Class Off. Bice-Pres idea? Varsity Football 11. 12 ar ball 10. 11; Year Ee tie red lL j§j Scholar 11; Wlio's VKh 12; Mr. BHS sonaiity KAREN POPE - Student Council 1c FHA Pep Club 9. 10. 11; Sen. Class Off Powdejd Football 9. 10. IT L ANNETTE POWELL - Pep Club 9. 10: J.V. Girl's Basketball 9, 10; Varsity Girl's Basketball 11, Most Athletic DONNA REYNOLDS - Flag Girl (Rifle) 11. Spanish Club 10. 11. 12; SAE 9. 10; ROTC 10. 11: Pep Club 9. Drama Club 9; Annual Staff 12 -Assist. Photo.; Stag Line Assist. Photo. 12; Collage 12 - Assist. Photo.: FCA 12; ROTC Girl's Drill Team 10. 11: Colour Guard 10. 11: ROTC Annual Staff; Balloon Club 10: Graphic Arts Club 12 DIANE RESSE - Library Aide 9, 10. 11: Pow : Puff Football 9, 10 LEE REVELLEtt Boys' 12 Block B 12 i MMMHH Ninettered 1 ALPH- 'S'A ' KlCHARDSOJ f. Football 8, 10: VLettered 3. iO; Varsity Football 11. 12: i cars Le twxed 11. 12: J.V. Boy’s Basketball 9. 10; Years Lettered 9; Boy’s Track 9. 10, 11, 12: Years Lettered 9, 10, 11; All Conference Football 12: Years Lettered 12; Most School Spirited BARBARA RICHARDSON - Chorus 11: HERO 11 DAVID R1NGLEY - Bus Driver 11, 12: Bus Patrol 9 BERNARD RIVERS - FFA 10 BRENDA RIVERS - Chorus 9; Flag Girl 10: Girl’s Track 9, 10; Who’s Who CARL RIVERS - Bus Patrol 12 JAMES RIVERS - Bus Driver 11, 12; Band 9, 10; [lock B 12: J.V. Football 9; J.V. Boy ’s Basket-,11 9. 10; Varsity Basketball 11, 12 !OY RIVERS - FFA 9. 10. 12; ROTC 10; Trade Industry 11, 12 piNNY ROBINSON - Sen. Adv. Comm. 12; 'a Club 12; Block B 12; J.V. Football 10; Years Uttered 10; Tennis 11, 12: Years Uttered 11. 12 MAXINE S' - Queen (lf Hearts 10; Miss Meny 10. 11; Office Aide 11. 12: Student Council 9. 10; Bus Patrol 11; Soph. Adv. Comm. 10: FHA A SAE 12. Pep Club jt 10; Collage 12: FCA If : ibrary Aide 9. Radio Broadcasters Club 10 I . MARION SANDERS - A . County Band 10. 12: BUs Driver 10. 12: Band 9. 10, 11, 12 12; S, n Slude Council 9. 10. i Dtar Club 11, 12 - Wee-Pb’$ Who A; Htng American High WTH .'jst Likely o ?ut ■M th y H t’■ [SCRUGGS - Studelt y fecil 9 S :tior l i'ep nnjjay M2 � dcr Puff Rocfball 3. 9 i; Mi Merry Tmas 10. -. - Drama Club Collage 10, 11: Pofl| 5t all9J . Girl's Basketball lOi H Trdi i Pf dfo club 10 rus 9. 10. 11: Girl’ | SANDRA SlTlx ornnation Ball ljk Chorus 10, 12; Office Aide 10. 11 12 ffl Xtirl 9. Capt.; Majorette 11 - Capu. Stud°e fcunci 10. 12; Student r-mucil Sec 11, PHI 12: Pep Club 9. 10. 11; StagUi lg; Library Aide 12 A LAURA aHROYER - An Club 1$ Spanish r lub 10. 11 - Pres.; Beta Club 9. Pep Club 9: Drama Club 9; Stag Line 10 - Reporter. 11 - Assist. News Editor: Collage 12 Adv. Editor; Debating Team 11, 12. Powder Puff Football 9, 10; Who's Who Among American High School Students 12 EDITH SIMMONS - Chorus 9. 10, 11; Flag Girl 10. 11, 12; Student Council 9, 11. 12; Senior Advisory Committee; Pep Club 9. 10. 11, 12; Annual Staff 12. FCA 12; Powder Puff Football 9. 10, 11; Most School Spirited GLORIA SIMMONS - Chorus 10, 11; Bus Patrol 9: FHA 9. 10; Pep Club 10: Library Aide 9, 10; Powder Puff Football 9; HERO HAROLD SIMMONS - FFA 11, 12; Trade and Industry 11, 12 JANETTE SIMMONS - Pep Club 9: Annual Staff 12: FCA 12: Who's Who Among American High School Students 12 JOYCE SIMMONS - Coronation Ball 9; Chorus 10; FHA 11. Pep Club 11; Library Aide 9. 10: HERO 11 MICHAEL SIM tee; FFA; J. ball; Mr. Sop' MMONS V Boys pwtnore; SHERErSlNGLEIARY - Fr Pep ciubgj|r - Senior Advisory Commit's Ba k etball: Varsity Baskct-e Best Looking Club 9. 10. (LB) H IE ISJI ALES - Mo ffmrm d Choru loH Student cSmoflPtT 10; Junior Glass i ay. Senior Advisory Cop itucc; SAF 12; FFA 9. IA. 11 -Vice-Pres. W TradeSf.e IndJtry; Pep (Hub 9. 10,11; Sr b, Line lY- r, 12 - ManJpd mr and Assjff. New Eliu ; i ashman Class fcff.; Boph. Parp Rep lub 9, 10 ■ i„ootbJjJF 10: Boy's mateu jadio Radio | ■am 11T12. KoJB I 9. 12 ECS GERLENE SMITH - Homecoming Court 12; Cho � nis 10. 11 frt Clablijptp Club Ui Team 11. Library Aide IT: HffiO 11 LARRY SMITH • Beta Club 9. lo« J2 ROT 10. 11. 12; Drama Club 9, 11. 12: Stag Line I J.V. Football 10; Boy’s Track 9: Drill Team 10, 11. 12; ROTC Annual 11 MARTY SMITH - «har ish Club 12 Pep Civ] ■ Puff Football 12 I SMITH - horusj. 10. 11. 12: An Club 11 BILLY STARR DAVID EPHENb . GLENDA STUTTS Cho Library Aide l CHESTER SIM Boy's Track 9 SUE SWINDELL - Homecoming Court 12; P w ler Puff Football 12 M ROBERT TANNER - French Chfb .u, 11; Block B 11, 12: FCA: J.V. Foomall 10; Years Lettered 10. Varsity Footb !1 u; Powder Puff Football Coach 11; Bo-' [ rack 10. 11. 12; Years Lettered 10. 11. 1 154 JAMETTA TAYLOR - Queen of Hearn 11; Chorus 9. 10. 11; Bus Driver 11. 12; Office Aide 11. 12; Junior Advisory Committee 11; FHA 12; J.V. Girl's Basketball 9. 10; Varsity Girl's Basketball 11; Junior Class Representative. Most Talented DEBBIE TISDALE - Miss Dodo 10: Office Aide 12; Bus Patrol 9; Powder Puff Football 10, 12 EMILY VARNER - Queen of Hearts 10; Homecoming Court 12; Chorus 10. 11; Office Aide 10; FHA 10. Pep Club 11; Library Aide 12 SUSAN VILLEPONTEAUX - Chorus 9. 10; Bus Driver 11. 12; Office Aide 12; Spanish Club 11; Collage 11: Girl's Track 9 JANICE WALKER - Chorus 9. 10. 11: Bus Patrol 9: Pep Club 9; Powder Puff Football 11; HERO 11 JOYCE WEST - Palmetto Girls' State 11; Coronation Ball 10, 11; Homecoming Court 11: Studem Council 12; Junior Advisory Committee 11; French Club 10. 11. 12; Beta Club 10. 11 -Sec.. 12; FHA 10. 11. 12; SAE 9: Annual Staff 11 - Assist. Ed.. 12 - Editor; Sophomore Class Officer 10 - Treas.: FCA 12; J.V. Girl's Basketball 9, 10; Years Lettered 10; Varsity Girl's Basketball 11; Who's Who Among American High School Students 12; Junior Beta Club 9; Quill and Scroll 11, 12; English Writing Contest 11 VICKI WHITE - Queen of Hearts 11: Mias Merry Christmas 11, 12; Homecoming Cdurt 12 -Queen; Office Aide Siudeiuj toi 111; Junior Advisory Committee. French Club l(fcp 11; BRUCE WILLIAMS - Chorus 10. 11: Pep Club 9: Tennis 10. 11. 12 LINDA WILLIAMS - Chorus 10. 11; Majorette 9; Varsity Cheerleader 11 VANESSA WILLIFORD - Senior Advisory Committee; Junior Advisory Committee: SAE 12; Pep Club 9; Debating Team 11; FCA 12 LOUIE WILLIS - Chorus 10. 11. 12; Bus Driver 10. 11, 12: Bus Patrol 9; FFA 10; Trade and Industry 11. 12; Pep Club 9; J.V. Football 9; Wrestling JAMETTA WILSON - Chorus 12 Pep Club 10 11, 12; Block i ARRY WILSON - Bus Driver 10. 11. 12: Bus isOffRk Patrol 1J; TRAINE WALKER1- Homecoming Court Office Aide 12: FHA 9; Pep Club 9 12; SAE 11 - Viccfr 11. 12 StagLme Typist; Senior Clasi cer - See.; 12; J.V. Cheerleadoc 10; Years Utieied'iO: Varsity Cheerleader 11 - apuir. 12; Years Lettered 11, 12: Best Looking WILBER WALKER - FFA Tudc and Industry 11, 12 9. 11 12: ROTC 9; U FFA 11. f2; Block B 12; f V. Football 9, 10; YeassLettered 9. 10: Varsity Football 11; Ye aflHkl K • Pep Club lit Annual ootball 11; Girl's Track 9,i BENJAMIN WARREN 'Homecoming Court 11: Chorus 11. 12: Bank ?. 10: Bus Patrol 9 10. 11; Trade and Industry 11, 12: J.V. 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