Brookland Cayce High School - Bearcat Yearbook (Cayce, SC)

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Hare, Sam Harley, Denise Harper, Patricia Harrill, Lynn Harris, Debra Harris, Michael Hebert, Don Helms, Lisa Henderson, Freida Hester, Terri Hicks, joel Hill, Tony Hilyer, Susan Holley, Ernie Holsonback, Ray Hook, Mitch Hooper, Debbie Hoover, Benny Hoover, Betty Hopkins, Kenneth Hopkins, Kenny Hopper, Karen Hopper, Sharon Howard, Sammy Howell, Chris Hulon, Leanne Hurley, Pamela Hutto, Richard Hydrick, Elizabeth jackson, Bobby jackson, Sandra jackson, Tony jacobs, Brian jamison, joyce jeffcoat, james 726fjuniors 3 is A Q Lia-1,1252 1 f f ,ya L x f pi? 1 2,3 .E t . .fr , l s ' Vin in 'f , -H In f vw 1 ' ' .1 -s I 'a gi ' -by if J I M ff .. was 5,.x.,w. 3' up M 1 j jj , tx,

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FRUM HRUUND the WURLD This year, B.C. was lucky enough to have attending here, four foreign students. They were Thuy and Thi Dang, from Viet- nam, Ravi Gulatti, from India, and Seong Whang, from Korea. All four students had very nice things to say about B.C. Thuy Dang, a Senior, commented that there were many differences from her former home. For in- stance, here girls and boys study together, in Vietnam, they do not. The four students thought a lot of the nice teachers and friendly students here. We, all, welcome you four to B.C, and hope you love it as much as we do! Thuy Dang, a senior, had a lot of pleasant comments to make about B.C. Gladden, Lynn Glaze, Belinda Godley, Tim Goff, Dennis Graf, Kathy Graves, Calvin Gregory, Diane Geiger, Carol Griffith, Patricia Grooms, Billy Gulati, Ravi Gunter, Leon Hall, Kathy Hammond, Terrie Hancock, Alan junior5f125

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A an on nas some ... I still remember that day. Everyone in the junior class was so excited that's the day we got our rings! Wow! We'd been looking forward to that day ever since we were Freshmen. I couldn't believe it when I put my ring on for the first time! That day, all my friends and I swapped and compared rings. I think everyone liked their own the best because it was an expression of their individuality. When we ordered the rings from Iostens, we had a large variety of styles to choose from, so all of jenkins, Pam jewell, Steve johnson, james up jolly, Tammy 'ff' jones, Frances jones, Regina . 7 jourdain, Cindy Keller, Audrey I if Kelly, Kenny Kelly, Victor them were different. That day, it seemed all the juniors had a certain hand motion like waving backwards, if you know what I mean! That was fun! When I got home, my little sister asked me why I was so proud of a piece of jewelry. I told her it was simply a matter of a million different things called memories. She didn't understand but I didn't expect her to. But she will ...one day. in Q In ,,.1 .,,,,,,,. i. t y, - fa. .Q 9? A 1 jr ,iv Kenny Mitchum listens intently as Mr. Eaddy explains the price and style of the rings. ,, t L 1 -ns day she'll receive her own. it ' M, ,Ja 'S K a t sss c' , .W -- Sophomore, Laura Peake stares at Keith Waites' ring and dreams of the I all I Can you believe you finally got it? , Carol Simmons seems to say to Nancy Powers. , it juniorsf'l27 '