Butler High School - Tiger Yearbook (Hartsville, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1982 volume:

Jiqer 1982 Sutler J4i%k School Shartiville, South Cl a roll VolumeXXJX na Shis eJi tion of the Siyer comes to you as a source of inspiration as u e present a year in review at Sutler Sdiyh behoof. Sor life to he truly rewar diny we must yive ourselves unreservin to learniny the truths of fife that wi((help sh ape us into worthy citizens. Witt, in these payeS we have attempted, with the views of many renowned authors as well as the views of students and teachers, to express the importance of Sruth and QoodneSS, which we hefieve is indispensable if we are to yet the most out of life. Shese are the foundation upon which a successful life is built. So let uS Seeh the truths an d do alt the yood we can. J)n choosiny the poetic expressions on the followiny payeS, it is our hope that the basic principles of life that are reflected will be of help in those who ponder them, fust as these reflections have poin ted and inspired many others in their fourney on the roa d to lx appier and more fruitful fivei. So iit I ach and re Lx as we tahe you throuyh the la nd of the 1“Jiyers. DaUe of (Contents St udent dctiuitieS Packed 22-49 dldmini strut ion an d acuite y fruges 50-64 dcudemicS . . . fruges 1-21 yQccidi emici wori ere- our WJe expect to paAA through this world hut once. Sing good we can do, th fore , or ang hindneAA we can Ahow to fellow creature, let uA do it now; let ua not defer or neglect it, for we Aha Itnot paAA thiA wag again. Stephen Qrellet 4 n9 W Wl Jhe greatest man is lie who chooses the ht with the most invincible resolution: ho resists the Sorest temptation from thin and without; who hears the hea- viest burden cheerfully; who is calmest in storms, and most fearless under men- aces and frowns; whose reliance on truth,on virtue, and on Qod is most unfaltering. S eneca 5 Wig greatest aspiration is a ckaffenge to attempt the i m possible. Mert Wick elson 7 St udentd practice fire da fetv Counseling id an indidpendable part of (Sutler Jdigh School program. T)he Ohings TJhat Count Wot licit we have, hut what we use; Wot hat we see, hut what we choose; Ohese are the things that mar or hfeSS Ohe Sum of human h appi ness. Ohe things nearhg, not things afar; Wot hat we Seem, hut what we are; OheSe are the things that mahe or hreah, Ohat give the heart its jog or ache. Wot hat we tahe, hut what we give; Wot as we prag, hut as we five — Ohese are the things that mahe for peace, Both now and after time shuff cease. Clarence Oh omas U rmi 8 C ome on TJravis Vjicliolson, we Lnow you aren t really, studying. lAJltat a way to learn sex education. 9 M(l the strength and force of man comes from his faith in things unseen. Me who helieveS is strong; he who douhts is wea h. 13 4nd th ere are those who sh eep. ers of the l ?()fJC Scjuad practi ce their a tt at ease routine. Stand up an d he counted. 14 2)o Jt the good you can Jo, a tt the meanA you can 9n all the placeA you can, Do Jt the people you can, j4a long aA you can. a me A WJeAley 15 fjlte 'Warchiny Uand tunes up for the Momecomina parade. Id and director joins the pep hand during the ha shet- hall game. Students wor L I usily to complete h iss Tdiyer S float. little Jettu Croch er in everyone. 16 Jl sure ioohs different from the other side. t Joday With every rising of tire sun Ok in k of your life as }ust begun. She past has cance tu an d k uried deep Sill yesterdays. Shen (et tb em sleep. Concern yourself with but today. Cjrasp it, and teach it to obey IJour will an d an. Since time began, Sod ay has been the friend of man. y°u and today! SI soul su Mine Sind the great heritage of time. With Qod himse tf to bind the twain Qo forth, b rave heart! Sltt ain ! Slttain ! 17 18 We five in deeds, not years; in thoughts, not hreath, in feelings, not figures on the dial. We sh oufd count time hg heart- throhs when they heat for Cjod for man, for duty. Jde most lives w ho thi nhs most, feeL noblest, acts the best. P. $. Sailey 19 B ouncin 9 am d Bekaving a eer icacL eri 2) rum Waj or, TJony Brown, directi tin through downtown _diurt Avide. Warckina Band Wickede jack Aon itep A with da A A 3 k ave to five wi th mydeffy and do, J) want to he fit for mydeff to know J) want to he ahfe ad the dayd yo hy, _Atwayd to fooh mydeff dtraiyht in the eye---- 21 Jdomecomin ydctiuitieS Ifiovember 16, 1981 (Grudii and (donc uer ddagiei , Cdc an Qiori a Edwards — Wlisd Jdo me coming WliAA Jdomecoming being escorted from tbi field bg Capt ain, Sgron 'WJil on. fllidd Jdo d tomecoming an IfYliiA (Sutler ffr. Jdigb, Denise Wurpbg 22 CLia William Win (Butler Wi Betty ffach Aon 6 Butler A attendant Co-Ca iptain (feorye Johnson eicorti WiAA Butler from the field after the (Coronation. 24 Oth er (Contestants JCnox JIM: acque(ine Woods, dnnette (Ct Burnette fdt omman dery and rown J!-R: Wary SranUin, (Cuneater Sutton, and Jlnyie Cindy JacLon yQrthur 26 2) e niAe Wurpluf - VU J unior JJi9k Shirfey Simon — If 11 i A A SubSresh man 711 i AA SreAh man 7f1iche(fe Cafdweff — 771 i AA Seventh Cjracle £feanor oh nAon — 28 29 'lAJanda Brunson Wi Wusic CU CCuneater button Wi WixeJ a oru WicUie WcPkaii Wiii Band 30 31 Vati ona( Slonor Society 32 33 Spaniili (dfub dL)oo badi Cfub bljl “tr cu 34 Si udent (Council firedident dduneater Sutton a oral d irectredd W«. B. B. Streeter CLrJ CU 35 Seated M SLr ene Wyery Jackie Woody and Wry W. M. Vacate, Sponsor — funding JO- , Sunny 3loyd, Wr. J. Jndreu-S and X.sti. . Knox not pictured. X- Wry £. e. Qittiard, Sponsor; Jodie W, and WicUte Won,ford. Cditor-in-Clief. ds Student Xife editors Sliarfene 'lllyers and Jackie Woods Set the pace for the rest of the staff. 36 Vthcheffe Wumford, cditor-in-Chief, enjoys a coot relaxation with typists V lie Life Ttlepkait and fltesiu Williams after meetiny the final deadline. 37 .5i ne Secti onA o tL Wita oruA Sofoidtd Cric 2) aw Aon, 2 ennine f- oofer, SylueAter Cjrak WurAJl Coe and Idictor Sisli am, er. 38 Dr £uneater button 2) ennine Pooler Sara ean jprinee 'no Mi9 VU i I Kick ardson a oral (fSoodter flutter CjoApefairA Jackie XVooJa Petitia (f3risL on -Syfvesler Cjraliam £ric PoL in Aon Dborotky Witckell -Adi Aon 2) ay A Wanda Jacobs concentrated on her dfepd. ready for the next performance. 41 Bari ara beeps the ffag y r j in step in the Momecoming Je. parat DL L ne section is putting it aff togeth T)lte trumpet Section tries out a new tune. 42 Jkese drummer boys, dCevern WJoodi and Wiffiam ( opefand are ready ytftiny down in the _fdomecominy parade. (Jin a Qeorye is serious about ubat sbe is doiny. 43 'Obe iuyusta Ja fet dancers entertained the student body. did-Op dbay provides opportunity for students to ta(b with career representatives about tbeir futu re. 44 T)ire 7)]arshaf tufhi fire Safety with students. 45 WL Wko Sk awn Wumf'oJ — a Senior, plans to attend use and major in tiled ri cal Engineering. Jeanette Scott — a Iso a Senior, plans to attend Sayetteville Ulethodist College and major in WeJical OecLolo ■°9¥- tile si a Willi ams is a senior and hopes to a ttend ItUi nthrop College to pursue a career in Early Childhood. 46 jCeifie _Knox is a Aenior and planA to enter diem Aon in the fait and major in Computer Sc science. Sara tyean prince — a Aenior, iA conAiderinq Slorence Jt) arlington Sechnica ( CJLr to pursue a career in Sleetron ICA. 2 i iana WurpH9 — a funior, p aIic will major in Computer Science. mu — a lanA to attend I f S C wh ere ompu 47 Waclr ael Wlurn ford — a junior, plani to a ttend 2) uhe University and major in chitectural Engineering. oCenette $rishon — a junior, plans to pursue a career in (Computer Science at Z jSC. Christopher f rince — a sophomore, is considering Clemson University to pursue a career as a dentist. 48 er rich aCewis — a sophomore hoped to attend USC and major in electri cat £ ngineering. Cjeraldine ameS — a sophomore, plans to attend dtorence- barting- ton Jechnica I College to pursue a nursing career. ow WicUfe Beni vsc and major — plans to a ttend in (Computer Sci- ence. tJrancine price — a sophomore, hopes to attend Jdoward University to pursue a career as a pediatrician. 49 ddmini it rat ion am delighted to haue thid privilege to con- gratulate the gearhooh staff who had worhed do diligentlg in the preparaton of the 1982 iJiger. 1 Ve are a Ido verg grateful to thode of gou who are a part of the contentd of thid hooh in ang wag, for it id reallg gou who ma de thid gear in review poddible. ffou provided a (1 of tile material that reflect gour condtant dtruggle to achieve gour goald ad gou invedt gour time and energg in preparation for the independence gou will nee d to he duccedd fut Ok e adminidtration an d staff at BJ4S skatl continue to give gou our hedt. Weet Our Principal Wr. $achie J. Campbell W r. Jfamed C. Pedmond 4ddociate principal prepared for the hudg dag ahead. 50 education i i a long winding road that ii opened to all. Jit hai a Leginning, Lut there ii no end. 4i high ichoof itudenti, for mo it of gou, the ienior gear ii perceived ai the completion of tire finalck apter of twelve geari of ichooling which reguirei a great deal of compliance and verg tittle opportunitg to veer from a iet courie. Schoolrutei and regulationi that govern gour attendance at ichoof ii viewed Lg moit of gou ai an imposition on gour freedom to do gour own thing. JJhii ii on 4 l e eginning of fifes halite. S peabing ai one of mang entruited with gour educational welfare, J1 muit alert gou that the greateit challenge ii get to come, di gou livey grow and (earn gou will come to realize that emphasis on punctualitg, proper behavior and doing well in ichoof pag handiome dividendi ai gou itrive to marhet gour shills. JJeit wiihei to all ai gou continue gour journeg. 'll]r. Campbell chechi on the financial record with the booh- beeper, Win. Chriitg fetter- ion 51 Clerical Staff WJrS. Christy Peterson l3oohheeper Ws. -Anita Camp he Secretary Wrs. Janice Wach Clerical Me 1 2 4 5 6 7 8 1’ 12 13 14 15 19 2Q 21 22 25 26 27 28 29 Cjfcbthat Prpd 52 7)1 r. Robert Abbott — £nylisb ,Accordiny to a recent survey, nine out of ten women yo for beardet 99 men. 77Jr. J oknny -Andrews — Asocial -Studit J9f A m elected . . . TTJrs. jCillian Bradford — Ado me Economics _At tbe moment, all my yroup is out worLiny. MMI 53 m. Pauta Pair. - DWJ4 Wont you fool me in ilte eyes? Wr. Claris JbouytaS — JLanyuaye 'Jrts '-listen I id. no one tries to out Smart me! 54 w� . “£� n 'lartine (fi(hard — Vf alkematici math can L fu fun. Ir. dvani CjlMiard — jfliofoyy m i that . 11' eyh t F iii et 55 m, J(ay WcCatt - p. £. J4.M 1 Jou re gotla be bidding! 56 Wr. Charte Page — business £J. Repeal after me, J) Jo tove typing cfaii. Jgain, .9 Jo tove typing cfaSS. 971 . Cfouise Simpson — _JJome Economic “J7 get this Seam straight if it taheS aft night! 57 7)1rs. S) e foris Safhert — Social Studies Ohag, if 3 hear that ring one more time Wr. umes Dhomas — Science 3 m giving gou the facts of fife, So shape up, or ship out. Ws. 71]art ha Sag for — 7f]at hematic S - gou want it in hfoman numerals, do it gourseff 58 vu. 9vy fJurna ye — CMM I)',. J kaj a pfeasant JutJkooJ in tk. Conyo. Yl.lt , .stiont Ms. $an. Watts - So cia t St uJiei Oltat i where ,9 m yoiny for my summer vacation. 59 Wr. garnet WJatkkurn — Width jCak “J Sk ou J have gone to .. . Wirt. WotL 'IViffiams — Communicatic Wlondug morning! 60 Uonetta Me nson 17]rS. Cjoldie (Bishop St udy Sdall Supervisor 61 62 Wr . Wary Mr, Carri. JC. dat Lion 7l anayer 7)U. Men JSisk op Sood Si eruicei Staff Olie taff taheA time out to poAe for a picture at the beautiful ChriAtmaA tree diAplayed in the cafeteria. 63 JJ Waintenance Staff (J3uiidinq5 sdnd (grounds 'Win. Cstelfe 4 fr altant Mr. Curii, 2 « 64 -_S eniord Senior class officers: SeaieJ jC-tJ Jieslie .Knox, Secretary; Jjeanette Scott, v. president; 7Hicka«( (jraltam, president; Sftar ene KYluerS, asst, secretary. Standiny jC-t Syron I Vi I Son, chaplain; oCeonita WlcdCtndon, treasurer; Joseph .J-larris, reporter. % e en d of another year draws near an J tire loors will close on our care free kiyk School lays. Wh en one door closes, another opensy hut ve often tool, so (on9 and So regretfully upon he closed door that we do not See the one which taS opened for uS. diet us looh ahead for the lass of 82 has just begun. Ohe future is ours — co iler, military, marriage? 'Whatever the hoice, our success or failure, is all up to uS. 65 niarsU Coe 66 67 H i '' to .. —•—___ L � V« v v. —-------------- 'v U«,„ V •� � « «� III Messenger Wuk ae ttaL ei time out to ca tclt up on the (ateit lappeninyi. 2 avi J Jdaia er Cindy JacLit Bi(( J(in9 Larry 'Vera Jo tn -rntmy Join Joiepl 2Jai XVi lur 24at Brian Jdai 68 Ura mWitfan 69 Sk ar ene Wrr CJvin VicUs H H H Htt HHHti H H HJ HWmitfHHHHHRHHHbM 3 5 . 5 Pi o r- on y one step to tahe at a time, fust one little Jay to yo. Jeanette Scott fJiltu Smith (jeorye Ramsey Slbiyale itkarJson twenty Campbell — flliss StuJent publication C ontestant 71 Johnny Sow.tts With. Sow.lL Widow 3.00 Sow.tL Barha ra S, 'par. Jlaz.t Si. f uneattr button 4nJu DeJJer finita IVinyate jLy L Wood, Senior €Jmi na Vo! Pictured Stnd.roon Pann.lt. Cjreyg Cdward V lach J.on Wach Pu,,.tt Warlin Joanne PlcCottoufh Charti. Ph rjlaucjklin Ctaylon W.d.ll. Widi. P..d 3 00.11. Puffin Patri cia «Smi tit 72 71 odi C ooperative jCoretta _ Knox and S y vedfer Cjrab am West Congenial WicUte WcPLit and Bernard Woded 711 odi Driendfy C ampbe f an J2) avid 74 f- erionafiti 'erionaUty f fi. uneater S utton an J Hi e99,e jlrtL ur 7)!oil SbependaMe 4nnetle (ommander and - ' ndu Jeddt vei Dire Jl B, run ion a ppie it and BitL 3° Woit rjCoquacioui Cleiia lAJiffiami and WarsUf Coe 75 Class Clowns J oanne WcCottou9k and Jdyron XUilson TJke Cjrouckiest Sk ar tent Wrn and Cjeorye f amsey ueA Tike Skyest Tlnita Xilinyate and a a rite WcjCauyUi, 3x enmne J3est Tb ancers pooler and tyosepk - Harris 76 uniord juniori Whew! One more year to go!!! Hallelujah junior Ctass OfficerS: M WacUte Wumford, presi dent; Victor Wisher, o. president; Betty achson, Secretary. The first step which one makes in this world is the one on which depends the rest of our days. —Voltaire Margo Brown Eric Caldwell Regina Benbow Calvin Hough, Jerry Bulls and Leon Hickman prepare TV for class viewing. Martin Cabbagestalk Carolyn Bess Lennette Brisbon Cynthia Bruce Lewis Brunson i Marcylin Cockfield Michael Copeland Allen Coe Kenneth Dawson Allison Wingate and Shawn Mumford quiet for a change. i Arnold Days Chris Dolford 79 Gloria Edwards Victor Fisher Allison George 'Never be caught in class on an empty stomach,” says Michael Leon Hickman Short. Betty Jackson Hernanda Jackson James Johnson Vallery Jacobs Randolph Johnson Paul Jones Tandy Kelley Pamela Knox 80 Paula Knox Renay Lucas Teresa McManus Chris McPhail Peggy McCoy Talbert McLendon Levelle Moses Machael Mumford Cornell Murray 81 Andrea Nicholson Allison George and Eric Caldwell take a campus stroll. Tracey Nicholson Travis Nicholson Billy J. some Smith and Gail Gilbert have doubts about Danny’s gab. Thomas Patterson Jessie Poston Rosa Price Larry Prescott Annette Peterson Terri Samuel Benjamin Sims Chester Reed Octavia Reed 82 Leslie Toney Robert Washington Allison Wingate Barbara Wingate Richard Williams Toney Woodham Fritzgerald Woods Sylvester Mitchell Victor Fisher finds homework easy with the help of Charlie’s angels — Machael Mumford and Carolyn Bess. junior Class Officers: JC-P: Franci ne f rice, president; 2)errich jCewis, v. president; Ji sa Johnson, secretary; Jackie Peterson, asst. Secretary; filarie Johnson, treasurer; 2) ion Marred reporter. jCet Ids Smite Site tliiny that yoeS the farthest towards mahiny fife worthw Ilife, Ok at costs the (east, and does the most, is just a pleasant smite. 3ts full of worth and yoodneSS too, with man t,L indneSS hlent, 3t S worth a million dollars and it doesn I cost a cent. -Withur 2). Ideshit Calvin Abson Terri Arthur 84 Cynthia Beasley Edward Benbow Michelle Benbow Anthony Brown “Let’s get fired up,” says Jackie Peterson. Is Derrick Lewis studying or sleeping? Phillip Brown Frank Bruce 85 Thomasina Cabbagestalk Terry Carroway Eric Dawson Tesera Gilbert Anthony Burris Wilson Fields Dennis Fox Gina George 86 Leon Hannibal Dion Harrell Tonia Hawkins practices her cover-girl look. Eric Dawson, Kenny Dawson and William Copeland draw attention in the Homecoming parade. Angie Jacobs Geraldine James Pamela Jeffery Maria Johnson Derrick Lewis Kenneth McNeal Timothy McPhail 87 Tomorrow’s college graduate — Michelle Benbow. 88 Francine Price Jerome Slater Rochelle Smith Morris Sparks Teresa Wesley Norris Sparks Charles Sutton Andy Wallace The spirit of BHS goes on and on. 89 5re a i man ctaAA offi cerA: Carofi ne WcWiltan, reporter; Sonya (ja Aecretary; Eleanor olinAon, preAiJent; SereAa Cjriffin, u. preAident. Michelle Arthur Lewis Best Anthony Byrd Melisia Cabbagestalk Jimmy Brown Patricia Brown Wanda Cabbagestalk Stacey Carroway 90 Marion Crawford Patrick Fox James Franklin Sonya Garner What’s your pleasure,” says Eleanor Johnson Sharon Green Teresa Griffin Jody Jackson 91 “I can’t believe we’re on candid camera,” says David McMillan as Sonya Garner and Stephanie put on their show for the camera man. Michelle Jackson Terry Jackson Eleanor Johnson Levern Johnson Lorenzo Mack Cathy McClendon 92 Stephanie Price Shelton Richardson Gloria Pooler John Pouncy Caught in the act. Debra Smith Barbara Murphy Maxie Peterson Caroline McMillan Michelle Phillips Alexander Myers David Simon Penny McLaughlin Darryl Stevenson Frederick Stevenson Donna Tedder Demetrice Williams Anthony Wilson Michael Vernon Teresa Griffin comes in close encounter with girl watches — Shelton Richardson and Alex- ander Myers. Sharon Spann Bobby Sowells The only way to have a friend is to be one. Denise Murphy — Miss Junior High Polly Gibson seems pleased with the company of Patrick Fox. 95 Sult- reih men Staford Bacote Mitchell Benjamin Don Adams Debra Allen Terrelle Butts Jackie Blackmon Michael Brown Ricky Brisbon 96 Tammie Dixon Andrea Fox Teresa Goodson Michael Chapman In the Math Lab. Mr. Garey shows how learning can be fun. Louise Hickmon Veola Hines Catherine Jackson Lindell Jackson Winded Jackson Wanda Jacobs 97 Anthony Lucas William Loyd 98 Students are entertained by the Augusta Ballet Dancers. Denise Murphy Melisa Patterson Charles McMillan Dan McMillan 99 Kimberly Pooler Enie Pope Shirley Simon Ida Smith Cheerleaders testify to the Patricia Smith Tyrone Smith Tammie Toney 100 fact that we are no. 1. Levern Presley Terrence Price Wanda Prince Tammatha Robinson men Isaac Washington Lena Wingate Grover Wingate 101 Class Officers: jCeft to flight: OhomaS 'YYjcPliait, treasurer; Cathy Price, Secretary; 2U 0 a A Wc% anie tj Pice president ; (Purnetta dCucaS, President. 102 Fire Department speaks to students about fire safety. David Abson Mechelle Caldwell Joyce Ann Boone I Tyrone Carraway Mr. Douglas gives students some study tips. t Donna Dubose Reggie Cabbagestalk Johnny Davis A Helen Elliott Annie Mae Thomas, Guidon bearer, leads the Homecoming parade through the town. 103 Our very own drummer boys Bob Griggs Robert Hickmon Derell Graham Anthony Haigler Stephanie Haigler Michael Horton Anthony Huggins Phillip Johnson 104 Curtis Jones Burnetta Lucas Pamela Lucas Gerald McCoy These students really get a kick out of P.E. classes. The Augusta Dancers enliven student body with dancers of the past and present ages. Zeola Nicholson Edward Peterson Corey Prescott Jimmy Myers Donald smith Ronald Sparks Matthew Stephenson David Slater Christopher Tedder 106 Larry Williams Marie Williams “I wonder what’s for lunch?' OL Snow added a touch of beauty to nature S art; School doors closed and everybody enjoyed an extended vacation shortly after the (hrisfmas holidays. 107 different Woods 108 We encounter many surprises. 109 W. e are dreamers. Smite, you re on can camera. VARSITY FOOTBALL— 1981-82 5-4 BHS 6 Lincoln 0 BHS 36 Bethune 0 BHS 12 Spaulding 20 BHS 0 Furman 12 BHS 0 Mayo 49 BHS 12 Timmonsville 6 BHS 14 Mayewoos 6 BHS 6 Scotts Branch 0 BHS 6 Bishopville 14 a ris WcPk ail gets outside on idimmonsvifle an d burst f c or more yardage. lljr. . Andrew5, School s photographer, piths up the action. on iJlie iJasL of oCife J)a T)o jCearn Someth incf Zjrom Oi 3aiLre Jnd flat Be defeated By Oil lem. £ric Cattail and com pang cfose-in on Oi mmonsvi tie J punter. Ill ciyvee %oiUt C on erence C liampA 1981-82 1981-82 Sguad Co-captains — Seated jC-l£: Charles Sut- ton and IfKIaxie f eterson. SCneeiing : CaLn M son an d SCenng WlcYleaf. Standing: dCeuerne Johnson, Jim WcPkait and Jerri Carrowag. JAYVEE FOOTBALL 1981-82 5-4 BHS 0 Hartsville 28 BHS 0 Wilson 16 BHS 20 Furman 21 BHS 20 Chesterfield 10 BHS 14 Mayo 8 BHS 12 Scotts Branch 6 BHS 6 M aye wood 0 BHS 44 Mt. Pleasant 0 BHS 2 Bishopville 6 She end. vhofe 9an9 •ith Coach CJhomaS standing at (eft and Coach C. Cjidiard at right J(,nnelk WcfleJis decked in ike middte of Ckeslerfield. Crneit Oedder intercepti a (tr n9 raAA- WJe Jdad Our WpA Mnd 2)ou «J, (fJut We Mad M Qreal Spi rited Oeam Mnd Sduperb OoaclieA, Calvin s4b hie ion ramblei aroun i d ku opponent for another first Jc ready to assist. 114 DI S S' ames We a mei We XUon, dCost, We We Oul-p fayed Our Opponents. fjhe Out-pfayed OurSefveS. Under tight defense Wander S mi fit wings ike k a(( past file defenders. BOYS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL — 1981-82 B.H.S. 48 15-7 Blenheim 56 B.H.S. 66 Blenheim 60 B.H.S. 50 Wilson 52 B.H.S. 64 Hartsville 34 B.H.S. 73 Spaulding 41 B.H.S. 76 Wilson 69 B.H.S. 57 Hartsville 41 B.H.S. 55 Bishopville 50 B.H.S. 61 Mayewood 63 B.H.S. 57 Mayo 53 B.H.S. 52 Mt. Pleasant 54 B.H.S. 87 Spaulding 53 B.H.S. 58 Timmonsville 42 B.H.S. 77 Scotts Branch 70 B.H.S. 67 Furman 80 B.H.S. 65 Bishopville 64 B.H.S. 57 Mayewood 54 B.H.S. 52 Mayo 53 B.H.S. 70 Mt. Pleasant 55 B.H.S. 41 Timmonsville 46 B.H.S. 74 Scotts Branch 49 B.H.S. 63 Furman 60 TJigers dispfage d the ir defe enstve Si hiff against file Jndic CONFERENCE HAA BOYS BASKETBALL champions 77-70-79-80-81 115 Jit S the truth and nothing hut the truth. GirL' BJkolUt 2b ermine Pooler tubes a tbe free tb row fine. hot ft roni f uufa _Knox pours in 2 points off a fust breub assist from j eunetfe S cott. f- uufa _Knox fofds tbe net with u 15 foot 'Vtluyewood. jumper over We Way Vot Jdave Jdad 4 Perfect Section, J3ut 'We jCearned 4 jCot -About People, Adard Worb and Seen djbtefeal. come up with a winning plug. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL 1981-82 15-7 B.H.S. 65 B.H.S. 74 B.H.S. 53 B.H.S. 41 B.H.S. 35 B.H.S. 37 B.H.S. 34 B.H.S. 35 B.H.S. 58 B.H.S. 38 B.H.S. 63 B.H.S. 39 B.H.S. 42 B.H.S. 60 B.H.S. 76 B.H.S. 49 B.H.S. 56 B.H.S. 35 B.H.S. 66 B.H.S. 53 B.H.S. 68 B.H.S. 78 Blenheim Blenheim Wilson Hartsville Spaulding Wilson Hartsville Bishopville Mayewood Mayo Mt. Pleasant Spaulding Timmonsville Scotts Branch Furman Bishopville Mayewood Mayo Mt. Pleasant Timmonsville Scotts Branch Furman 22 15 68 37 23 67 57 23 35 52 23 43 44 35 54 48 42 41 28 49 39 46 117 ayvee %aslzetba(l 1981-82 Our Record 'MJatoi t Sa 3mpreAAive Ja We J4aJ Moped, Bui Vo One Wko WatcU Va CoJd Say OLt We Weren I. C oaclt J£)oug(aS goes over fast minute instructions wi il. I, is starters. slntliony rown warms up on ki Ut I, an JL sUL T)i ger C ul) S 'quad 1981-82 118 JAYVEE BASKETBALL — 1981-82 17-5 B.H.S. 34 Blenheim 35 B.H.S. 30 Blenheim 22 B.H.S. 40 Wilson 57 B.H.S. 40 Harts ville 33 B.H.S. 52 Spaulding 34 B.H.S. 38 Wilson 41 B.H.S. 40 Hartsville 31 B.H.S. 43 Bishopville 33 B.H.S. 46 Maye wood 34 B.H.S. 37 Mayo 12 B.H.S. 38 Mt. Pleasant 37 B.H.S. 47 Spaulding 33 B.H.S. 40 Timmonsville 36 B.H.S. 33 Scotts Branch 35 B.H.S. 51 Furman 34 B.H.S. 40 Bishopville 42 B.H.S. 37 Mayewood 30 B.H.S. 36 Mayo 30 B.H.S. 37 Mt. Pleasant 35 B.H.S. 28 Timmonsville 20 B.H.S. 43 Scotts Branch 42 B.H.S. 71 Furman 34 119 BOYS BASKETBALL 1950-1981 Year Class Games Won Lost Conf. Champg Pet. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL 1950-66 AAA 336 251 85 54,59 74.7% Upper State AA Class AAA Games Won Lost Conf. Champ Conf. Tourn. Champs State Playoffs Runner-up Champions: 77 - 78 - 81 1967 AAA 25 23 2 Yes Yes Lower State Conference 4AA 1968 AAA 26 24 2 Yes Yes State Champs 1969 AAA 22 18 4 Yes Yes State Runnerup Champions: 77 - 78 - 79 - 80 - 81 1970 AAA 23 22 1 Yes Yes State Runnerup 1971 AAA 24 22 2 Yes Yes Lower State FOOTBALL 1972 AAA 25 21 4 Yes Yes Lower State State AAA 1973 AAA 22 20 2 Yes Yes Lower State 1974 AAA 2l 12 9 No No No Runner-up Champions: 59 - 68 1975 AAA 24 20 4 Yes Yes Quarter Finals 1976 AAA 25 23 2 Yes Yes State Runnerup BASEBALL 1977 AA 24 23 1 Yes Yes Quarter Finals State AAA Champions: 1964 Runner-up Champions: 60 - 65 - 70 1978 AA 1979 A A 1980 A A 27 24 29 26 17 24 1 7 5 Yes Yes Yes Yes No Inc. Upper State Quarter Finals State Champs 1981 AA 27 23 4 Yes Yes Semi-Finals SOFTBALL 1982 AA 7 7 7 7 7 ? Conference AA Champions: 77 - 78 Sub. 368 318 50 Pet. 86.4% Total 704 569 135 Pet. 80.8% Theodore B. Thomas Jr. Coach 120 Viyerette Squad: Sealed Sylvia Miloses, JJurnette thrown, Jbianne JHurphy, Si andiny XK Mb Son Cjeorye, j amela Knox, Dorothy f erinius an J P Ja an .X, J Xua $ok nox. nson. Jbianne Tllurphy losses another perfect pitch. f aula K.nox connects for a solid hit. 121 122 Prescott Puffs 2 own JD(r 123 Seni or StMetei - 1981-82 HQ Q f C r, E e„f Avou , jC-$: Cjeorge l umiey, Reggie sdrtltur, SI awn WumfoJ. o Sowed i, Slndy Sed der, Cfayton Vfledette and Syron 'li i i 2: With lion. 124 St ar Jit Met ei - 1981-82 J ((-Conference - %nJ„ J(e((ey and Ckrh Wcpkait 125 Step , unie price and squad members feud the crowd in cheers of encouragement as the Ji Scuffle for the end gers zone. Carnetl War rag sh ows his strength as he balances cheerleaders captain, drancine price, with a ease. a eerfeading gives us a chance to bring team 3 Spirit up when the going gets tough. Mutter's Stron9 M Jen C heerteaders Stan, 2) unit St. 127 a eerteaders practice their stunt for the next sh ow. Warie Joh nson is fireJ up with the TJiyer spirit. Coaching Staff Siyer fans beep tlte spirit of SS4C a five. Coach es Jdeutfey and Soney are tuny lit in a stream of frustration as ti Swi ftfy tick S away. me Coack D. 8. Ok omas — Sithfetic director and -Mead Coach of Soys Varsity Sasbetbaff — 4 Wan Shat S JJard So Seat. Siead Coach JbouglaS and Coach Sdeatfey discuss strategy with captain Syron Jitson for another tiau. wtnnin 9 rav- 128 -Aau itant coac It, Celtic 9ngi, concentrate on tin team i performance. _■Aiiiitunt coach, f atiu Jfaheney, and the liyeretlei tahe time out to poie for thi te cameraman. 129 Sop Scad St udents en emic JooL Out Word Mere We Come! jachie Woods, JnJv Dedder and Cuneater Sutton Shawn Wumford 130 eunelte S cott Wickaet Qrak am an J CLia With lams SLun mumforl Skarfene Wyery Sara Jean Prince and jCesfie _Knox not pictured 131 2 aris an J SHu ad stand in attention 132 (Congratulati onS an d Cest Wish es to dhe (Class of 1982 Muller Jdigh Sch ool A(umni dliapter WJashincfton, 2). C . jttma Water 1 dirm stand thy scared walls, dear Cutler, ever, _Among the pines so tall, live on forever. With in our loyal hearts, we love thee Lest of all Our memories ne er shall part; thy co (on Ve er shaft faff. 2 JLa Water, dear School, we pledge So faithfully. Z)o beef) thy yofden rule. down through eternity, Jhy sons and daughters true will strive with dignity Ho heep thy colors pure and bring thee victory. a or us Mail JLa Water. dear, rjCong may our school we cheer Way our praises ever he filled with our loyalty. ( June: Santa rJ.t ucta ) Our Compliments JERUSALEM BAPTIST CHURCH South Sixth Street Hartsville, South Carolina Compliments of THE HELPING HAND CLUB Hartsville, South Carolina Congratulations Seniors ZETA AMICAE Hartsville, South Carolina The 1982 Tiger Staff Sincerely thanks all advertisers and patrons for your tremendous support in the production of this issue of the Tiger. Good Luck Class of 1982 134 Our Compliments TWENTY GRAND, INC. Working Toward The Future Compliments of THE FIESTA LOUNGE South Fifth Street Hartsville, South Carolina Compliments Compliments of of RUFFIN’S CAFE BISHOP L. 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PRODUCTS AND SERVICES DESIGNED TO BE AT THAT LEVEL OF QUALITY WHICH Will BEST HELP ITS CUSTOMERS TO GROW AM) EACH OPERATIONAL AREA ’AfT-H 6 DEVELOPMENT- MARKETING - INC ADMINISTRATIVE - SERVICE) APECTED TO PERFORM ITS S EXACTLY AS WRITTEN IN PREPARED SPECIFICATIONS Railroad Avenue 137 Hartsville, South Carolina —i-azn j| ® £ „, � • J S -ii-'-' Get Your Money’s Worth Higher thermostat settings in summer, lower in winter, proper insulation and equipment mainte- nance he'p you get the most of the money you spend for electricity. Electricity does cost more to- day, so it makes good sense to use it wisely. Cft l Carolina Powor A Light Company Compliments of GIBSON’S IGA FOODLINER W. Carolina Avenue Hartsville, South Carolina Compliments of 60 MINUTES CLEANERS 635 W. Carolina Avenue Hartsville, South Carolina Phone 332-8921 Compliments Compliments of of THE TENNIS SHOP HARTSVILLE FURNITURE CO. 221 N. Fifth Street 217 N. Fifth Street Hartsville, South Carolina Hartsville, South Carolina H H Auto, Truck JROUESJ’ Parte'and Supplies Formal Wear Rentals HHP BUYCK-COWARD CO. JIM’S AUTO SUPPLIES Corner 337 W. Carolina Avenue High Performance Parts Foreign Machine Shop and College Fifth Streets Domestic We Know What You Mean When You’re Talking Parts Hartsville, South Carolina 138 BEST WISHES TO THE SENIORS OF BUTLER HIGH SCHOOL HARTSVILLE ALUMNAE CHAPTER DELTA SIGMA THETA SORORITY, INC. President Vice President Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary . . Financial Secretary Treasurer Chaplain Sergeant-at-Arms Parliamentarian Journalist Genova McFadden Keeper of Archives Historian Membership Chairperson. . Carolyn D. Franklin Alberta Smith LaShelia Mack Cynthia Streater Loretta McNeal Janice T. Thomas Sharon Richardson Teresa H. Toney Jamesine T. Ruff Dannella Valentine Paulette R. Shell Sharon Welborn THESE DAYS IT PAYS TO HAVE A FINANCIAL PARTNER’.1 I shoparoundfor mygroceriesand I shopped around for my bank. It paid off. At The Bank of Hartsville I found something I didn't find any- where else. A Financial Partner. You see, not only does The Bank of Harts- ville provide all the services I want from a bank; they also provide something else: the kind of professional advice and attention I need to manage my money in times like these. The people at The Bank of Hartsville care about the money I make almost as much as I do, and they go out of their way to help me get the most from every dollar. Juggling growing kids and the family bud- get isn t as easy as it used to be So more than ever, I need a Financial Partner who is willing to work with me. And that s The Bank of Hartsville. Your Financial Partner. The Bank of Hartsville 139 Compliments of ZETA PHI BETA SORORITY, INC. 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