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In August they unlocked the 0ff1C6 doors to allow PFOSPGCIIVC actors and actresses an opportunlty to slgn up for parts 1n the fllm llllllllilllllllliiillllllllllllllllll 9 . . r a gag 'J . if cccfl -W-...iw I? A 'lg A X- 4 5 ,2Ax. E. X 'W 'Z Fortuna tely, there was a suitable part for everyone who registered Pictures for identification were made, special fees paid, by w e aux uwzzlesgf f Ei W . ,L ug . 1, N - 'N . - 5' N ' XM1 , W A A ,,. in 4,5 aa-e ,cf fl 5 4 is 1 -c Q , ' + .E NL F ,V W V ,X N V! r Y 4 W 3 . f' -Y?X 1: f. X- ' Q ,, ,A-L., ,R , ,AS 2 P FSEFQY2' '-in ' . , ,effgg 'df i A ',xx k 2229? we Em n WH H , sm, n ew o W fs: ,lf I gl ,,.- 1 M- 5' , ar ' Q f n . Q if t tl, M K f, 7 ' - ,,,, M- w YHN. '! 'H' ,1 A- , 1 ,hx W . A :d im A 1 H ' I,' , , xl ' !: A . H . A ,M 3lEl'I,x M 'wx '35 - :qu U Jr M 'vmwzv 1 Y 'ff M W W- lu i' 5 I X W' f N si F W 14,6 14 A.Wi1ii135i,,u,,, .gum Anim. A . ,, and everyone was told that scripts-Jwould be distributed the first day. ' With all the stars selected, d the filming was ready to begin. As with every movie, there must he rigorous rehearsals. ,. 'I Ei , ' T9- ,emxw 4-X Lf: V! Qian. . , . Y 3 , ' 9 W. M 1 1 W 5, N rx' A, ' V? ' is v ,-, . we-1-. f,g1' A ' .-gb 2-m.....'-:::::m z:T: uwmnn' -wg-: ,,r2zq-:1::'T' Y -W1 Y t I N mm -wrmg v M39 h , 1 W, 'M N' , 15265 X A2 ' ' 1,.. ' ',,. A lm! I Y 1 W W X. kiwi? ' , M .1 N '15 ' ' ' 4: vvvv s 5 V Y har 'Hr U llllllll lllllll Some stars began early wlth practlces for spec1aI moonhght 5 hui lil ll I I lllllllllllllllll Ill Finally, the stage was ready on August 29, 1 977, for the year-long production ofa story to be remembered by all who participated. 4 I 1 ie-e J u - s ' 1 a ' - - w- n izmgig d .fa All the elements: camera crews, directors, producers, and the stars themselves were assembled for a successful first take. . vm A .mm-5 -6 - ' 'L' 'ft - ,. 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'Ani 1? ? .ui , 2153! 4 2 8: f , . L .1. ,gf ,523 ff? , l Sandra Gore H' Q , 1 4. 'ns Master of Ceremonies Greg Stalvey The Miss Conway High Pageant was a big success. On Dec. 2, l977, 33 attractive young ladies displayed their beauty before a packed auditorium and a distinguished panel of judges. The theme Winter Wonderland was appropriate for the Christmas season. The girls were judged in casual and evening wear and a new category - Talent. Talent awards were presented to Joy Turbeville, Sara Manship and Sylleste Helms. The Miss Congeniality award went to Denise Brockington. After restless moments and a tough decision, thejudges announced the new Miss Conway High, a beautiful bru- nette, Miss Sara Manship. twig R Kathy Kicklighter K ..,... Me'? exclaims Sara. Terrie Jo Sin leton E lst runner up, Kathy Kicklighter, Queen. Sara Manship. and 2nd runner-up Sandra Gore. The five finalists are about to receive their questions iv, Conway High School fy , 235 R' S Miss Senior, Wanda Howard Senior Court, Cindy Hendrick and Pam Reynolds. M Miss Junior, Sherri Richardson. Junior Court, Teal Roberts, notpictureci Lynn Blain. , Radiates Beauty t Miss Sophomore, Toni Shelley. Miss Freshman, Mary Page Smith. Sophomore Court, Stephanie Dewitt, Susan Bradham, Lisa Rhue, and Pam Mishoe. Freshman Court, Karen Johnson and Tammy Causey. fx, uv- -, nyvg-,.. 'Fluff' 4' 1' '..:..,,-y ..- , fs, - , J. . rjg, , K Bti- A ZS- 2 1 I 9? il if ,f 1 554 incl ' V , Robert Cox escorts Sherri Richardson. Congratulations from Mrs. Hedgepath. Sherri seems a bit shocked. After a long week of building floats. the long-awaited day finally arrived. It was a day full of activities. There was a special dinner for Seniors and their parents. all of the Senior players were crowned in a pep rally and the parade began after school. Friday night finally arrived with last minute pinning of cor- sages and riding around the field with the wrong names being called. Half- time tenseness was ended as Donald Jordan's sponsor. Sherri Richardson, was crowned the I977 Homecoming Queen. Her court consisted of Wanda Howard. first runner-up. Teal Robers. second runner-up. and Michelle Creel. third runner-up. Mr. Smith crowns our new queen Daddy's little girl. ff! - -Rl Anxious seems to be a good word to describe the Homecoming contestants. 1978 Senior Boys With Their Michelle Creell Terry Hamlllon and Teal Roberts' Danny lelardeel O'linda Sessions, Dennis Wyman and Trina Davis, Carlton Durant. Valerie Hickman, Kenneth Jordan and Pat Chestnut, Gerrald Williams. Cindy Hyman, Kirk Hardwick and Debbie Vereen, Bill Wiegand. Representatives for Homecomin g br if .iaiffff nf fw- tg, 'Alf Q ? it Pricilla Cox. Gerrald Manner and Wanda Howard. Doug Palmer. Anita Floyd. Dirk Derrick and Merinda Derrick. Kevin Childs. Lesia Todd, Randy Stevens and Sherri Richardson. Donald Jordan. B . ,asf i W my 'ima vc 5 gvvwm K H' g A I' :Q Malcolm Faison. Faye Pertelle and Charlene Johnson, Melvin Dewitt. Terri Purvis. Key Club Sweetheart. and officers Buster Bradham. Mark Wil son. and Mark Rankin. Class Floats Show Creativity - The seniors chose the movie Star Wars with the slogan May the nights be filled with Tigers, The Juniors chose the movie Silver Streak with the slogan A victory tonight the Tigers will seek. defeat they will get from the Tiger Streak. Sophomores Come Out on Top. -5. ff in Wfl viii' fi ,' Q' fi Wiifffie I A -51 V 1 1 ef pig' The winning class. the Sophoinores. chose the movie Jiiws. Their slogan was Drown the Knights to defeat. , star' nun . 4 If F' ' f AVN? The Freshmen chose the novie Rocky with the slogan Knock out the Knights, Pam Chestnut. alias Conway Tiger. Tigers Have Spirit' The 1977 Spirit Week proved to be one of excitement. enthusiasm. and togetherness. Competition was very close but the Juniors closed out the week with a victory by a margin of only a few points. These few points were created by the large turnout of Juniors at Clean Up Day and at the bonfire where the Super Tiger performed! Overall. the highlight of Spirit Week was the unity of all students in display- ing spirit of Conway High students and not in excelling one another. The doughnut contest begins with a count down from Mr Smith The result of a build-up of all of that Tiger spirit. NX Mrs, Russell is one of our top Tigers. v N., , , NQ'fh-nglw-Q-it N H. N' if Tigers show originality. What is Lynn Phillips grinning about? MM 3 The photographer catches Alys Courtney off-guard. Aundra Watson displays her top hat. Prom 977- ur Spring F ling. ff? M, ' 45 Agni? ' 1 W I5 N i if 4 'Q er W 7? tfgglufqi '51 T 2 1 ,1 45' f ? lf 2 4 if if e - .Y I my A . I ZW.. QW' 1' . 4, , - n 27 -2 : fE2lJ53:Hi:if:552QE':QW 22151, , , 'Q ' W. Looks like our chaperones might be a little bored. The Familiar Scene. Convention Center, Friday night, fancy clothes, flowers, refreshments. We had our added treat this year - the band, MAINSTREAM. Good music and good dancing marked this year's Jr. Sr. Prom. After a fun weekend students returned to school on Monday. They had a difficult time holding their eyes open due to the lack of sleep. We say THANK YOU to the 1977 Juniors for a great prom! X, I BZ? ,gs Everybody seems to be too tired to talk. 5 f Looks like the crowd might be wearing down gl 21 2 .. ,Hi . ,:.f, :'Q iff- -- Too much dancing. Kevin Childs and Debbie Williams? as.- , 1 ig, Derrinda Beverly drinks a coke to cool off. 5 5? 'Sn 'P '-i You should be dancing! ' I ii ij' K Zi af- v if may N C z Yu HMAINSTREAM' keeps on keeping on. 'fs' I f N is s 6 . 1 , ,f'iK , QZS22: A .f-f '-'II ..--' BEST ALL-AROUND: Sally Proctor, Dirk Derrick MOST TYPICAL: Kim Thomas. Tim Lee Special Honors Given to CLASS CLOWNS: Dana Johnson. Danny Hardee 5 'v Jil' - , ' A--' M99 MOST DEPENDABLE: Tammy Martin, Dean Johnson MOST SPIRITED: Jenny Johnson, Greg Johnson Seniors: 1 978 Senior Superla tives H. wx' tl Jo My -1 , XL ,R .NN ,iff 4 1 ., J S S f. ,Q . J! L: MOST LIKELY-TO-SUCCEED: Juan Holmes, Rex Jackson CUTEST: Donald jordan, Terri Purvis -,- My ff A Xxx?-C 11 MOST ATHLETIC Terry Burroughs Holly Stxlley MOST C ? 41176-Y .Tw MOST PWM BEST DR , f 5,3 x X gg 'X X l n n . . gf? 0 1' 51 1 I Y I f-,F-jziw Q. xi Q3fj127?f'L,7?5 3 f- 5 fa,-4, LXQ! V1 s J? Vvvhp? Jigga! Lf jlfs ' .'fTl'l4if ' lv L I 1' .' xvfgf fs J , ' - 1:- '- -XL EDHMSR I Gm licnndck Tww Ihrinl l V l '7 Kuff Sfjgmgfin I ff a'fY hA rsglfifffiwf Q19 r' -R. 'i ' FRQEMGEBS E 1 '-'LI' L v 5 E '-- ' WAV -bk W, '- 1 I f X W 1 V' ' I 3 ' ' r ,-4 'H .gn-1 ' ' L-if ',,, .W fi 7. I-25? ff- - 22 5 'T J , 7 f5 I Qf' 1 fi 3--4 ',-., 'AQ Dull I I L Principals Seldom do students realize the important role of our principals. The judgment and advice of these four men are for the benefit of the entire student body. This year they have tried to improve our grounds and buildings. They have done much to improve th standards of education at Conway High School. Though their jobs and duties are varied and trying, the results of their work hav proved their ability to be leaders. Conway High School appreciates Mr. Smith, Mr. Jenerette, Mr. King and Mr. Ellerbe. , . A. X. ,,,. ,P M f les, T i t 't . . f ,t,ft I Wi I fi MV- Smith 7 Pflflcllul Mr. Jenerette - Assistant Principal 1w' Mr. Ellerbe - Assistant Principal Mr. King Assigiuni priiicipiii .H - Secretaries and Board J, V ff 'T' M b - ' Jw. 1 -.f -ffr' U V. f,,ff,,, z, f 'if .1 ,,::,,-,z . 4 , A 6- . . ,WM If FN 'E ' 'fm I f, ,J J' You Q Mrs. Williams - Administrative Secretary Mrs. Proctor - Financial Secretary Mrs. Hughes 4 Secretary ADVISORY BOARD: Mr. Avant. Dr. Bedwell, Mr. Brantly. Mr. Duncan, Mrs. Frazier, Mrs. Jackson. Mr. Jordan, Mr. Mishoe, Dr. Wilson Guidance in' Mrs. Bol 5 Gu Mrs. Faison Gu dance Counselor Mr. Schoen - Guidance Counselor Huff MEREA1 VMUMM CAM HYUID 85,06 agyuunuae bv nnwfffgrfw 5 coimowfr M S h dehelte--f-Secretary Conway High School has adopted a new Horry County English curriculum. lt is a competency-based program of teaching English consisting of mini- mum objectives which must be met by all graduates as the program is imple- mented during the next three years. English in I Mrs. Allen looks a little baffled. Mrs. Allen Miss Metz Mrs, Carlton Mrs. B. Allen Miss Carlton relaxes a little, Mrs. Metz entertains her class. 2. Mrs. Allen - Please smile! Mrs. Connors likes her new teaching job. Mrs. Jones prepares class asslgnments A,..f- Mrs Montgomery laughs at ajoke Mrs. Hedgepath Mrs. Jones ., is M, - A - i s , :Lg Mrs. Hedgepath is taken by surprise. 3633 vjcyfd, 5 l 23 Q 3 2 2 X W ,W,, . .g-, is '1,fr, Mrs. McCloud takes a break to look at the camera. . 2 gi n...,,sV, Mrs. Shelley is hard at work. Mrs. Tanner contemplates her next move. , he 'id Aa 41. so W KR, , L , , .2 L -ui t A U l X Mrs. McCloud Mrs. Shelley Mrs. Thompkins Mrs. Thompkin's Lookin' Good The Math Department of Conway High School offers subjects to fit each student's needs. Algebra and geometry are indispen- sable aids to those students preparing for college and for achievements in today's technical world. For those who wish to go to college, there are solid geometry, advanced and college alge- bra, and trigonometry. Business math is available for those who desire a knowledge of mathematics needed for success in the business world. ' X X Q , F at i. ,.1-- t . Mr. Dewitt l l 4' . TF ,I A Mr. Fladger Mr. Holmes Mr. Jacobs Math Mr. Booth's had a long, long day. Mr. Fladger instructs a student. Mr. Dewitt gives a big smile of success. 'ww what Mr. Holmes is a hard worker. a Mrs. Lee gets a close look at her work. ,Mr. Roberts enjoys explaining math. Mrs. Winfield is ready to listen. Mrs. Long in one of her happy moods Mrs. Long ' 7 E f Mr. Roberts 1 . 4+ - bn- na-M' Mrs. Winfield XA4'f3. M,-I .Jacobs gives an evil grin' Mr. Van Zile is absorbed in his work. Mr. Van Zile Science Miss Alford is a tiger. Mrs. Cannon reviews relationships in the atom. M , i Mrs. Gerrald points out the importance of a cell. Who threw it? asks Mr. Holmes. Miss Alford Mrs. Cannon Mrs. Gerrald Mr. J. J. Holmes The Science Department of Conway High School works to give students a choice of subjects corresponding to their needs. Chemistry, physics, and general science are three basic sciences offered. Advanced biology is offered for students having already completed modern biology. im f 'mba YV Mrs. Holmes gives strict instructions while work- Mrs. Hucks is mixing one of her famous explo- Mr. Kirkland explains the parts of the ear. ing in the lab. sions. iw Qi xr.: 'N x ' Mrs Holmes Mrs. Hucks Mr. Kirkland Mrs. Lane Mrs. Salley Mrs. Lane gives aid to a student. 1. , 321. :W 53, Wy? . , fi , 4 HW .fy V ,. 5 49 ... as 7335117 f Quiiif-11 51317 wg Mrs. Salley seems pleased over something. Foreign Language This year the Foreign Language Department has been steadily progressing. There is a Latin Course offered to students as well as French and Spanish. Students who take foreign languages learn of a nationls customs and history as well as learning to communicate. They gain practical experience by participating in events such as For- eign Language Day. For all their hard work, students gain a better insight into their world. l Mrs. Floyd smiles as usual. Mrs. Collins means what she says. Father Burke explains the fundamentals of Latin. Mrs. Guidera is having fun. Father Burke Mrs.FCollins Mrs. Floyd Mrs. Guidera Mrs. Russell Mrs. Russell has had a hard day Histor Department .ffbvs Mrs. Alexander is caught by surprise. History is the study of the past, the present, and the future. It teaches students about the people in the world in which they live - their history. their societies, and what may be expected to become of them. Students become aware that the past cannot be changed, but the future is still in their power. Mrs. Gaiter seems to enjoy her teaching. .YA E 2, 3 9-iihhgku -rt Mrs Cecil shows that winning smile. .. 154, Mrs. Alexander Mrs. Gaiter Mr. Brown Mr. Brown leads a class discussion. -LN 'Nw Mr. Heustess Mr,Koon . Q1 'Q V th . Mr. Onley has had it up to there. fi i ,, 1 he w I Q Q ' 2 W Q W Q V i as- it : by 5 s 5 Q1 Mrs. Mclver - 13 , 5 if if H f I ly Q .,.l, av- '32 i V -. M it Sp ' Q 1 in i 1 aa ,, , V A .1 Ei IQ I' , . . 1, ' ' i 5' , ' if ,. 0 '1 4 Q if Mronity ' U H i 4 Q '11 1 u -W' i 4 . Mr. Koon 'W Expressing himself. Mrs. Mclver is content with teaching, Mr. Heustess flushes that evil grin. G ,-is 4-C' ' ,i 4 'ifrl is -' f ir. Mrs. Pgirltcr S-A. , 0 , Q' 5 YM I 3 Ts ii 'Q , 5 A ,gn 131 A . V 'f' Mrs,Rohinson me -1 3 R vu'- X ,gisffQ 'SES . we ml' 2 m x l A bl lx r or rr rr,r Mr, Rogers ,gr we Mrs. Parker gives a sly grin. i 1 1 w . - Miss W'ilson it ,, I X s -'1f Mrs. Robinson has second thoughts. 4? 1 Miss Wilson - sitting pretty! ,ff A, Mr. Rogers seems pleased with his accomplishments. Physical Education xx Mr. Cecil looks suspicious. Those students taking physical edu- cation are provided with an opportu- nity to develop coordination, endur- ance, and skills. The physical education program includes baseball, basketball, football, softball, volleyball, tumbling, and conditioning exercises. Good sportmanship is also a part of students' training. He must learn to get along with others. Mr. Cecile Miss Kyzer Miss Kyzer relaxes from her daily routine. x Mrs. Owens looks pooped. Mr. Sadler has great form. -wa-114 Fine Arts Art is the human ability to make or do things that have form and beauty. People express their feelings through different meth- ods of artg painting, sculpture, music, literature and drama. The fine arts teachers at CHS want to get this idea across to their students. Mrs. Hardwick shows interest in her students' work. Mr. Hester practices his talent. Mr Creech A Mrs Hardwick Mr. Hester ,V an nw Mr. Creech stops long enough for his picture. Mr. Mclver directs his students. Resource is an individualized approach for students who need addi- tional help in reading and math. Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. Perritt, Mr. Packer, and Miss L. Booth aid teachers and stu- dents in many ways. They are very much appreciated for doing their jobs well. a Jar is Mr. Packer smiles cleverly. Miss Booth Mrs. Perritt Resource Xl Miss Booth spends many hours filing. Mrs. Perritt is always willing to help her students. ffl my fi? Mrs. Phillips prefers the outside to the inside. Mr. Randall is caught off guard. W K ,gs K 1 In .H Q N . . if LL Mrx Fnsmin-'er L Mrs. Philli s H ,, Q ' '. ' ' P if L 4 ll 1 d 7 ' . -:M Mrs. Sheler enjoys sewing. Mr. Howard Mr. Randall midi Mrs. Shclcr Mrs. Riibon H, 12, 411 i dl 1, , ,px 1 ,L -A wfffvs. - 2' --X Driver Qs Education The Driver Education Department helps to inform students of the safety of driving, the rules, and the regulations. This course encourages students to become safe and dependable drivers. Students are instructed in how to oper- ate an automobile and are taught the rules of the road. Mr. Derrick Mr. Hunter Mr. Derrick enjoys the easy life of teaching Driver Education. Mr. Hunter is a good back seat driver. In the commerce courses, students learn to type for their personal use. Hours of practice, study, and hard work characterize the lives of the busi- ness students. They learn in general business about their roles as consum- ers, workers, and citizens. Gaining proficiency in typing, shorthand, and the use of business machines is their common goal. Commerce , gif! a . Mrs.Ballen bl 1 ibiza! A M,-sgooth A .V- '.Q,': , V,:v 3:2 MTS' Ballen times het' fYP9fS- Mrs. Booth has a busy day grading papers Consumer and Homemaking The Conway High School economics education program of work offers courses geared toward future readiness and toward career opportunities. Different classes are taught which strive to further develop and better the art of living. lt also encourages the understanding of relationships with other people. Great emphasis is placed on effective development and utilization of material and human resources through topics such as Child Development. Clothing and Textiles. Consumer Education. Foods and Nutri- tion, Housing and Home Planning. and Interior Decoration. eefgr Miss Alford Mrs. Tay lor Miss Alford and Mrs. Taylor work well together. .ig if Miss Alford instructs her class. Mrs, Taylor explains the microwave oven. Agriculture The Agriculture Department teaches the science of cultivating the soil. including producing crops and raising livestock. Stu- dents learn the proper methods because it is necessary to he accurate in farming. if ek Q A4535 x Mr. Anderson teaches the 'tricks of the tradef 1 , , 1 ,,,,,4,f V '5 ' -Q 'T' Vwiifg. 1 at vs 5:-Wiki. Mr. Hammond displays one of his many talents for pre-vocation classes we ,,,, ,T :V '14 rs? Mr. Anderson Mr. Hammond W., ,.,., fit '6' we 1? f .JW 5557 4' wt 'W 1, A ! A i me t 3, ' ey A 'viii , X ,' S ,er MEI? , , , 'c M, ff Q Q r eh 41. , , 'Cid 1 4 x, ' Reading and Library Our library has many resources for students to use. and our staff continues to help students in many ways. Our .V library is efficiently and quietly run due to the hard work of the library staff. Mrs. Bradshaw does a finejob of getting audio visual aids into the class- rooms where they are used to enhance the process of learning. Mrs. Bradshaw. Get the picture? D . - Does Mrs. Davis look like a boring librarian'?l ax -Q .in-...I ...M Much work is done in the library. Mrs. Bradshaw Mrs. Davis Mrs. Williams fnot pictured Mrs. Rhueb ' Mrs, Williams. the study-hall supervisor. seems amused. Personnel The janitors and maids are very important to the welfare of all students. No one can concentrate when they are not in clean surroundings and thejanitors and maids do their best to keep Conway High School clean. The lunchroom staff works very hard to supply all students with a well-balanced meal. Conway High School appreci- ates your hard work. at 3 - Mr. Hucks - Maintenance Supervisor Mrs. Johnson - DiCIiCI21H sl i i EX it , fl E l Mr. Ballen Mrs. Steele Mr. VCFCCD 19' .Q Aynor-C011 way Career Center '- X-'- ,-e.. rf- flfwf. -fflff ',.k . -- - f e--e 7 .. - ,--'f .Ja ,- -. Iwsrsxfii-ffifzirl? 'f-f .- .ee. i 'QZI Y-5:5 -559595 ui - -. -1.1 -,fgee igifgiz- eff ri. fra. +4'- W' ff -- Haw eee w ' . .- ' ' 'eee e- ' L-'.,..- Qigrffiiisz '--' ' , ,gl . -,-. fi ...e,, - ' I - ' :fl -sr . 43' -L vg ig K K 3 ,x.. - .. Q t , t Sz It h:.x.,,.x .t g .. ,.,. K , ,E i , X,.. V ,- r sr Tx sa .. K ,--- .:, -1- - - .V z- h X '.'fl..'-J ' K . , , A it ,-,.. J , --- fr j 1: A .- . -, -' .. ee.e N . f- ' fb'- . ., -. will e H 'e - , i ,e.e A'ee s l Z 'fwy-.ia be n ,fm , mns sw- rs.,- 5. N Allen Powell - Director J-aw: ' 1 i -....... JH mwswm , r .... , WVVGQ-, , f 1J ,,,,.f 'N 1. ' nu. ....... wmv Janet Elliot- Secretary The Aynor-Conway Career Center has excellent facilities for those stu- dents interested in trade and com- merce. The well-trained and experi- enced faculty is able to aid students ir many fields. With this new addition tc our curriculum, better training can bel given to those who desire it. Myra Reynolds - Assistant Director wa' Mrs. Abbott - Distributive liducauon f-Qiiisw. :Ta - ,afgsi fr waz, L at it t R ma:--S.: K .Q K ss Q 13 Mrs. Mrs. Adamson - Office Occupations Anderson - Office Occupations , h-not-.......,., '0w-u-i,.,- 1--....g.,.,, ,,,,,tttt,, ,,t,:,tt, Mr. Barr - Agriculture Mr. Baisden - AVOT Mary Burroughs 7 Ofhce Occupations Julia Faircloth - Nursing Harry Duncan Trade and Industry Myron Dunn Trade and Industry Gordon A. Gang - Trade and Industry I lrvhp.-.M .,--- -i , 72? r-,ms t A , wil' 'fs , M ,wwf K Zi ,fa .,,f,..H, ., aw. eww Pete Gause - Trade and Industry Hazel Gerrald - Office Occupations Xzz?S.2L Halestine Grate v- Trade and lndustry Nha. ,,..,.,-w..q,.,w .M , ' 11afgmzf:a4li..n. , WA .X ..,,, 35.1556 J ,I ff' m,..W MfA,gaf.,1,,m,.E,4m., . H f ' Q 4, A, Q Margaret Holliday - Office Occupations Roberta Junge - Nursing ., ,,,, r , V a '- as V S 5. T ,X 1 lf , Mrs, Lewis Nursing Mrs. Moss 7- Nursing Mr. Roberts - Trade and Industry Mr. Rhue J Trade and lndustry Mr. Saville -- Trade and lndustry Mr. Stone -- Trade and Industry -Q.-Vg, ,ry f Mr, Tanner - Agriculture i , Mrs. Floyd Office Occupations i l ' f' . 2 JZ K x i 'N ,t f!! Vlrs, Jordan Junitresx Mr. Hziselden - Janitor ,ff-wt'f !'U6w Mrs. Zahler - Nursing lbw A ,. i 2. 'Mi 23- f sun V. 551 ii yi. A ' Mr. Ransome - Janitor I A-7 6-3 - 9 N' '111E lzeaxswff Q ,if X if if Q 7-155' o o , Eoiron Ez-. Nmcr Mcffono I Tuff Tigers Have Tough Season The Conway High Tiger Football Team experienced an ample amount of disappointment and frustration during the 1977 season. The Tigers gave it their all but somehow came up a few points short in many games. Most of these games were decided in the final minute of play. A brief winning streak was produced after tearing Mullins apart 34-0 and toppling arch rival Myr- tle Beach 12-7 Cnow an annual eventj. Overpowering West Florence 50-13 for Homecoming was the only other vic- tory the Tigers acquired. Tiger super-athlete Terry Burroughs had a superb year. He virtually ran over his opponents in pursuit of the goal lineg he did a bang upv job on defense too. Quarterback Dirk Derrick threw well to receivers Jody Davis, Jesse Brown, Kenneth Jordan, and Brian Conwell. Center Kevin Childs played well enough to earn a spot in the Shrine Bowl. After coming back from a knee injury, Kirk Hardwick helped the defense a lot. Donald Jordan could do almost anything on the football field - catch passes, field punts, or intercept the passes of the opposing team. Others who deserve compliments are Joe Earl Williams, Doug Palmer Can exceptional running backj, Melvin Dewitt, Charles Faison, Terry Hamilton, Gerald Man- nor, Carlton Durant, Bill Wiegand, and Malcom Faison. All of these Seniors contributed much and will be greatly missed. Many experienced players will be looked upon for leadership next year. Bill Averhart did a splended job before an injury forced him to finish the sea- son early. Hunter Jenkins and Brian Carroll did a great job running the ball through the opponents' defense. Leon Wilson and Terry Gause came up with a lot of big plays on defense. Stevie Hunt and Joey Harris also did great things for the team. The loss of 21 Seniors and especially Coach Derrick will be hard to over- come next season, but a lot of hard work and that TIGER toughness will produce a winning team. COACHES: Kneeling: Cleveland Fladger. Standing: Terry Hunter. Julius Derrick. and Ben Onley. After crashing onto the field. this fired-up Tiger team defeated Myrtle Beach I2-7. ,4., iq' and 1-3 i U Ut! um . t.09U-1113 Q77 40 Q f ' -wa, -1 fl N4 ff?-2p.fw .req r?--1 fs 5' -+..' XA.. ' 3. 71' 'iv 27, tigl-Y J tr X T ' T 21 J . A 2 3' - if , 3 it 5 . 4.1 ek: .1 ,12,- . H Q S ZQ, Q, .2 3. . Ji he vt., - . . . . 4 . 0 J .J 7 .-.tea y sw, .C . fs- .4 .A . f L ,1g' ,Q ll Q m'.A .. 7' ' 1- st s M -.'. P 2 -.'- 4 -ff .1,1 v t i Ill -1-- ' . -ff -,,' -,f ' 'Ni 1-1A 1 -1-sZ.f'5 - ' ii. 6 ..,. ft : K. . gkkk, Mtw, i:,., Q . Vrh, B, '..: -.,h - .X :f,- f. K 1 ' M. s J K . -:f- K . , . W' 'K 1 . 3. . - 'v:k. 4 -1 M 4 .4 .L.- LA1- J Q L'L'L Lfmb . L -' - p -1'5 T . 3' 'I-'JV ---, ' A J- 'if :'gsivm,P'sf5f '--. 1 k l Y ,.'f' ff J WQ.: ':': is s'?7 if'f11 rfr til. awe' J'-.r,q. 'f 4 .. 1 1 . mf . 1' h V- --P .' jim? N- ' aft., rkftgfy ,ft 'Wi tg -fifth' ' .-af' ,me 47: gy -agp--4' if kt af 3- K 5.4 -'gg-.gygxn if f 5-EXW! 'N' W' - mx 4 'f -fm -SH, Stiff l2'f W .si'T hifi. ft ?f'-'SM if . ' 'fl m'L' .iL5f.'.'f1gff1f6f's if.. by-fff f . 452977 Nl 'ff 'S-' A7 t - 1 4 . Q' 'f'-1 . fic!- ?LAYER NUMBER Joe Earl Williams .. . . .33 Vic Sartelle ... ... . . . .71 Ioe Vaught ..... .......... 3 Randy Stevens .... ...35 Henry Coxl ..... .. . .72 Kenneth Jordan . . ....,.... 5 Leon Wilson .... . . .40 Terry Hamilton. . . . . .73 lan Bennett ...... . . .7 Carl McNeil ... . . .42 Gerald Mannor. .. . . .74 Terry Burroughs .... . . .9 Doug Palmer. . . . . .44 Joey Harris . . . . . . .75 Brian Conwell .... .... l 0 Terry Gause ... . . .45 Bill Wiegand .. . .. . .76 .... l2 KevinChilds... ...50 SteveTyler..... ....77 Kirk Hardwick Dirk Derrick . . id Singleton s Deberry Davis iJordan 'in Carroll . unter Jenkins Averhart . . I3 20 .. .... 21 22 23 .f iiii25 ....so Steve Hall ...... Melvin Dewitt.. . Dennis Wyman .... ClintJohnson .. . Tim Perry ..... Steve Hunt ...... Carlton Durant .... Charles Faison .... ...54 ...55 ...60 ...6l ...63 ...64 ...65 ff qu., ' .Ms Danny Hardee ... . . . .80 Otto Gettys ...... .... 8 l Malcolm Faison . . . Jesse Brown ..,... Brian Stamey. . . Eric Fladger ..... McArthur Brown . . ....SQ ....83 ....84 .....85 ...Mgr. After being shaken up. TIGER star Terry Burroughs is helped off the field hy Coach Flndger. Coach Derrick and son Dirk talk things over dur- lnga time-out. 71 s ln it Bohbit Jenkins wutches a thirsty Malcolm Faison guzzle Gator Aid. A leaping Jesse Brown grabs the hull to complete L1 2-point conversion ? lik az is st ll N: 1 Y 23 ,, t. .t Q 'IN -- g on iw, ,Q in Most of the Tigers on the sideline seem to be interested in the game. Jody hehind him. Davis is concerned with what is Couch Fludger signals the defensive play -ii! .75 1 M' N x 3 '1 fs 4' 4 nv. I ,sm The TIGER offensive line has missed a few blocks. Coach Derrick talks to the TIGERS during football camp. XO 0 Coach Onley helps the offensive line with blocking. li TAX, SCOREBOARD Middleton Mullins Myrtle Beach Sumter Dillon South Florence T. L. Hanna West Florence Hillcrest Hartsville 22-34 34-0 12-7 8- 14 6-7 16-25 O-17 50-13 6-12 12- 14 After a reception. Jody Davis is hauled down by a defensive player, The TIGERS exercise during half-time. The TIGERS demonstrate team defense. Jesse Brown checks The kickoff team head down the field as Dirk Derrick kicks off. 1' Y wiki, 553' out the action on the field. Coaches Onley and Fladger work with the TIGERS during practice. V' 1' ll ls-H 1 . V. Tigers Show a Lot of Enthusiasm The Conway High J.V. Tigers Cubs showed a lot of spirit and enthusiasm during the 1977-78 season. The Cubs started out with a bang by defeating Mullins I8-12. Later they beat West Florence and Hillcrest. Winning these games helped produce a record of 3-5- 1. The team could count on players such as Gerald Addison, Jonathon Drayton, Marcus Hickman, Terry Sherman, and Perry Bean, to come out with outstanding plays. Of course there were many others who contributed to the team effort. Quarterback Scott Floyd was a valuable player also fwhen he finally remembered the playsj. Appreciation should be bestowed upon Coaches Cecil, Sadler, and Roberts, who contributed to the teanfs eager- Anxious players watch the action on the field Sorry man Igotit' ness and togetherness. J.V. FOOTBALL Robert Hughes Greg Dewitt Scott Floyd Don Marsh Timmy Bryant Brad Mayers Russell Anderson Timmy Ricks Charlie Doyle Charles Johnson Noakie Desjardens Joe Cox Leon Boyd Thomas Oliver Marc Reid Gary Long Gerald Addison Darryl Chestnut Warren Wiegand Jonathon Drayton Robert Thigpen Neil Allsbrook Marcus Hickman Willie Eaddy Chris Johnson Jimmy Smalls Franklin Burroughs Stafford Smalls Dwayne Smith David McDowell Carlton Altman William Oliver Buddy McDowell Wade Sessions Loren Collins Jeff Brisco Terry Sherman Burman Jones Darryl Blye Perry Bean Larry Hilburn George Kyser Mark Baldwin Ben Booth Tired, fellas? vm-sawn. .,,,,, Liv iw ., , The Cubs practice for a better game. -1 ,-.,,. in Q-I-M ,L Tired Cubs continue on in the game. l 77 Varsity Boys Have Exciting Season The Varsity Boys' Basketball Team had a lot of excitement in the 1977-78 season. Though they sometimes lost. they were involved in many close 4 games. Jesse Brown showed a lot of f tssl senior leadership, as did Dirk Derrick. as Both of these players always played with intensity and gave their best efforts. Willie Lynch did a finejob. too. Juniors Bobby Moore and Phil Thompson were topnotch in the per- formances. Much can be expected next year from these two. Others worthy of recognition are Andra Alston, Wayne McCloud, Calvin Bellamy, and Erich Fladger. Coach Roberts came in to give yy 7 Coach Fladger a lot of assistance. Isl Row: Brian Conwell. Terry Burroughs. Andra Alston. Bobby Moore. and Wayne McCloud. 2nd Row: Walter Shelley. Calvin Bellamy. Willie Lynch. Jesse Brown. Dirk Derrick. Phil Thompson. and Coach Roberts. I Phil Thompson springs off of the floor for the rebound. Tony Smith shows his good form. Dirk Derrick stretches for the tip. During a time-out. Coach Cleveland Fladger gives instructions to his team. Jesse Brown attempts to shoot over his opponenfs extended hand. i Bobby Moore beats his opponent for an easy two points. ,1 ,M A if R 1 Mx 'f 15 , x X 5 Q . 1 SCOREBOARD We They North Myrtle Beach 52 44 Green Sea-Floyds 6l 67 Socastee 55 61 North Myrtle Beach 49 48 Myrtle Beach 4l 53 Dillon 45 58 Green Sea-Floyds 50 48 Hartsville 48 57 Sumter 48 82 Hillcrest 62 65 West Florence 58 92 South Florence 45 57 Hartsville 29 45 Sumter 67 83 Hillcrest 55 67 Myrtle Beach 48 49 Dillon 59 75 Socastee 56 69 West Florence 49 75 South Florence 50 56 Jesse Brown makes a good move to the basket. ,YK Jesse Brown goes around his opponent for an easy shot. Bobby Moore shoots a jump shot while others watch. . . Boys Show Real TIGER SPIRIT The 1977-78 J.V. Boys Basketball Team showed what true TIGER SPIRIT is all about. The team experi- enced a rough season, but always gave it everything they had. They should be commended for their never ending efforts. A lot of credit belongs to Coach Larry Cecile. He always had his team ready to play and encouraged enthusi- asm even when things were going wrong. Thanks, Coach Cecile for show- ing what a great coach should be. Each team member made a valuable contribution and should be congratu- lated. The team consisted of Jan Ben- nett, Bobby McCord, Stafford Smalls, Darren Gang, Timmy Bryant, Oliver Moore, Chris Johnson, Scott Floyd, Timothy Middleton, Ray Barfield, Davis Gerrald, and Greg Dewitt, man- ager. An. Stafford Smalls shoots from the corner. TEAM MEMBERS: L-R: Coach Cecile, Stafford Smalls, Timmy Bryant, Scott Floyd, Timothy Middle- ton, Davis Gerald. Steve Johnson, Jan Bennett, Eric Fladger, Oliver Moore, Chris Johnson, Bobby McCord. Gerald Addison, Ray Barfield, Darren Gang. Greg Dewitt, and Little Larry Cecile. HW' t '-.,. Darren Gang directs the offense from the outside as he passes the ball to a teammate. r,' P . vi ,,,. ff iw ug V f'lFT2i ,, 'f-f 1 f V b , N5 I- , K We 5.9: ,. .j I - 'r s Bobby McCord makes Ll lay-up while warming up before the game. Jan Bennett shoots at free throw. e b ,,.r.er . A F .. i 3... 1 .F C'hrns.luI1nmn ahoots il lay-up in the game. The J.V. players wait forthe pass from out of hounds. -8. Tigeresses Have a Superb Season Merinda Derrick and Ellen Ward play defense for the Tigers. Sally Proctor drives for a lay-up. Kathy Davis passes the ball back out. The Varsity Girls' Basketball seasonl began in early November with try-0uts.y After a grueling first week. Stephanie! Young. Karen Stanley. Sandra Baker. Connie Huggins. and Kathy Davis were chosen as new members of the team. From then on. there was condi- tioningf' Cbetter known as blood and guts j almost every day. Following a few scrimmages. the season started with a disappointing loss to North Myrtle Beach. But the girls worked hard to build up a winning streak of seven games before losing to Sumter. By the seasonis end. the team placed second in the conference. One of the major highlights of the season was the annual Christmas party at Block's Pad. CSpecial thanks to Mrs. Onley for preparing the food and for putting up with the girls.b Many nice and useful gifts were received. Block received a most likeable gift from Nance. Another highlight was the winning of the award Most Injuries in a -Single Season by Karen Stanley. Next was Teresa Skinner's injured lip which permanently damaged her pucker power. Connie had her share of injuries. also. The starting five CHolly Stilley. Eller Ward. Sally Proctor. Juan Holmes. and Merinda Derrickj did a great job Kathy and Stephanie came in to help out when the Tigeresses got in fou trouble. Let's not forget the nknock- out job Sandra did. The team dedicated this season t Coach Onley. He will be greatly missed next year. Not only was he a grea coach. but also a wonderful friend With his kindness, he had a great influ- ence on almost every one he came ir contact with in his years at Conway High. The entire team wishes to say We love you. Block! Firxz Row: Kathy Davis. Karen Stanley and Stephanie Young. Second Row: Ellen Ward. Connie Huggins. Nancy McCord. Teresa Skinner. and Sandra Baker Third Raw: Coach Onley. Dorothy Gowens. Juan Holmes. Merinda Derrick. Sally Proctor. Holly Stilley. and Trena Davis. l l y l Holly Stilley tips the ball to Sally Proctor. Juan Holmes dribbles down court. -wffifl Y ff, un ii ii Stephanie Young wants lo dunk the bull. Connie Huggins relu f?-, , , I In sf..-'N fi rns to the line. Teresa Skinner rebounds ai luy-up Couch Onley discusses strategy during an time-out. Nancy Nflcford passes io her oncoming ieznninxite, Ellen Ward and Stephanie Young tlenionstrale a new dance while playing defense. - llolly Stilley scores lwtt of her many points. SCOREBOARD They 40 North Myrtle Beach 44 53 Green Sea-Floyds 36 34 Socastee 28 34 North Myrtle Beach 33 46 Myrtle Beach 43 38 Dillon 29 51 Green Sea-Floyds 34 53 Hartsville 25 43 Sumter 57 58 Hillcrest 56 33 West Florence 4l 68 South Florence 63 43 Hartsville 35 38 Sumter 52 55 Hillcrest 43 41 Myrtle Beach 29 53 Dillon 3l 48 Socastee 3l 27 West Florence 4l 52 South Florence 50 Kathy Davis xhoots from the lane. Sally Proctor shoots ajunip shot. YK J ew- -f f 'Wing lillcn Ward works liarcl to get at shot off. . V. Girls Have Successful Season The Conway High .I.V. Girls' Basket- ball Team was extremely successful this year. Coach Rogers deserves a lot of credit for the team's good fortune. He always stood by his team through both good times and bad. The players gave their best efforts in every game. Many of this yearfs team will be moving up to the varsity next year: however, a good season is expected next year. -ue Firsr Row: Jo Nell Brown. Anna Alford. Leah Brown. Karen Hyman. Cathy Honeycutt. Gina Sugg. Terri Davis. and Kim Dove. Second Row: Coach Rogers. Kim Johnson. Kim Mesimer. Laura McCrackin. Regi- nia Hall. Carolyn Johnson. Ernestine Atkins. Robin Johnson. Amy Sykes. and Jean Anderson. ' is K-fl 5 F Cathy Honeycutt makes two points as Laura McCrackin looks on. Kim Mesimer closely guards her opponent. gf vi 1 M .Q Marg,-1 h ,.f iff? , , '-'5f'1'f ' ' ' ' I ,ii V,z: ISM, g I J? ., K '-+,, -v .af Q J V gxrls show good perlmeter passmg agamst the opponent s zone Gina Sugg shoots with hopes of two points. Baseball Team 'S in the Swing of Things The 1976-77 Conway High Baseball team had a slow startg however, a lot of young players with a lot of determina- tion helped turn the season around and produce a 6-10 record. Highlights of the season included a victory over con- ference leader Hartsvilleg defeating Hillcrest in front of about half the stu- dent bodyg licking West Florence twiceg and consecutive triumphs over arch-rival Myrtle Beach. Who can for- get licking Myrtle Beach l-0 in spite of a no-hitter by the Myrtle Beach pitcher? Paul Adkins. Wesley Ander- son, and Russell Jordan. who were lost to graduation, showed great leadership and will be missed during the l977-78 season. Seniors Donald Jordan and Kevin Childs will hopefully fill the empty-spots left by last year's Seniors. Juniors Nelson QA. LJ Rickenbaker, Lance Winburn fhope he doesn't run into the fence againj. Hunter Jenkins. Wayne McCloud, Joe Vaught, and Gary Parker, along with sophomores .Ian Bennett, Brian Carroll, and Michael Fleming will certainly help out next season. Of course, Bloc will be missed. If Michael Fleming, Nelson Rickenbaker, and Lance Winburn con- tinue to pitch strongly again this sea- son, Coach Derrick's first season will be successful. l U gin 31,0 ,Q yX xx - -fai- Russell Jordun slides vigorously into third base. Wesley Anderson easily beats the ball to home plate Couch Onley congratulates Paul Adkins for his safe slide into th r l bi SCOREBOARD 1,2 . , ei An eager Donald Jordan prepares to hunt the ball. THEY W: sum r r r r . r r r,rr 4 4 Myrtle Beach 1 O 6 Dillon 0 5 Hartsvllle 6 South al we ll 'W Joe Vaught expects to scoop up the approach- During a time-out. Coach Onley and Wesley Anderson plan thelr strategy to keep a l-O ing ball! lcau me 1 Boys 9 Tennis The Boys' Tennis team had another great season in 1976-77. The team which finished sixth in the state tourna- ment consisted of Eddie Parker, Jody Davis, Stewart Banner, Brett Wilson, Rex Jackson, Timmy Alford, Kevin Anderson, and Chris Murphy. All of the team members played hard all sea- son long. The hard work showed up in their 9-3 record: Sumter was the only troublemaker fdefeating the Tigers twicej. Faithful Coach g'Tewwy Hun- ter enjoyed the season almost as much as the guys. All of the team will never forget all that 'gpoker playing on the way to the matches. What about bowl- ing before the tournaments? Maybe there will be better luck at Northwest- ern during the coming season. The team might even make it to Charleston for the Charleston Optimist Tourna- ment. The team hopes to smash', Myr- tle Beach again, too. There were no Seniors on last year's team, because of this, the team has a great chance in the state tournament. l Team Has Another Great Season i l 5? TENNIS TEAM: Eddie Parker. Jody Davis. Stewart Banner, Brett Wilson, Rex Jackson, Timmy Alford and Kevin Anderson. .f.l l Ti . steiv re 7 - 7 tii it e ef W sf 1? this Cgietdx 2 ia . 1 ar -- s. 'w atm :. . -a. C . . .N sv- St: :sus is - ' wif mf' N ?-tismrffz ' 1 .Q 1 Y, t lr' 1 uv- -Q-.,,,.,,a,,,.., ,V 51,43 1' 4' -ry .V ,.,7'p,w5.' I .S A 5.9 '751Q:Z5!' -T'Q-wif-Qfrgifagi -1 A Sgt '-1, xv Q -1, , +5 ' ., 4 , was 's 'x if ww X . X, 'x fx .. .N fx! x- fy Af, fx, N X? X78-. E wv,N5 N N X X . f 1 3 , , f 'N.f'f'Nf N '-. N X Xgxug K X. Xflxl' x Vw J I' xx GirI's Tennis Team Finishes Second in State The I977-78 Conway High Girl's Tennis Team finished in the number two position in the State Tennis Tour- nament. This was the third straight time the team had an undefeated sea- son. All of the players - Wendye. Jenny. Karen. Mary. Gina. Stephanie. Susan. Kim, Beverly. and Juan e were truly dedicated to the sport: they never considered losing. The team spirit was just great! All of the top six players bat- tled hard in the state tournament. Jenny. Karen, and Mary gave it their all and made it to the final round before losing. There was never a dull moment with this lively bunch of girls. Poor Coach Booth! - If it was not loud music, it was itching powder down his back. What about throwing invisible ink on people? Initiation will not be forgotten by the new team members for a long time. Even with the loss of their num- ber three player, Karen Green. the team has high hopes for next season. L-R: Jenny Turner. Stephanie Mishoe. Mary Turner. Wendye Turner. Gina Sugg. and Karen Green. 'J Stephanie Mishoe prepares to ace her oppo RCHL Mary Turner concentrates on returning a back han d. pill ' 'Y ,ww -,oi .W ,, -'--.N Tennis runs in the Turner family. Cin you tell? Kziren Green has 21 look of concentration while waiting to meet her opponent. .ig i. i -:.i Q 14. LI . - -- .. - A ,.- -.L: ff'- A 2 jii- - 1 . - - -W,.. ,,., 2 ir t A Jenny Turner says Getting prepared ix the name of the giinief' Why not catch a breath when you get ll chance? A Golf Finishes Fourth in Conference The 1976-77 Conway High Golf Team finished fourth in the conference. The team members - Brett Gardner, Charlie Askins, Bobby McCord. Charles Reavis, Howard Reavis, David Helms, Buster Bradham, and Rob Har- ley -A all put in many hours of practice. The guys really had a great time being together, especially on the way to out- of-town matches. Coach Derrick, along with Mr. Smith, gave the guys help whenever it was needed Chardly everj. Despite the loss of Brett Gardner, the golf team should be a strong contender during the coming season. ia Howard Reavis concentrates as he tees off. GOLF TEAM: L-R.' Charlie Askins. Howard Reavis. Bobby McCord. David Helms. Rob Harley Ch lrles Re mls and Buster Bridhxm X ,wt i, 'WEL Buster Bradham demonstrates a new dance while on the golf course. Bobby McCord has a look of determination as he tees off. A A 1, 1 , ,Q QXNQ., E lf , s ew' ' bw M A' , ' 4 K 5 F-of y 9 ,eu if A , af Q2 . W as A 2 -'Sw , 2 ,.. t 4' 1 2 'fl' N K M f,h,-ss,ZX.Vi ,GH1 ,,!w,..,,a.., . 4 ' ' A If l is f get t - ' . I 'i' ' I --11-. j -.rr is K K Q W ,i 533 - ' -9 l . te,-Q..t.sf-1- - i's 'W - . . . 5 J .Sid A 'i ' - ' t . tt.rt W , r as , ,,-new H t V 1 in - 2' 1 Q 4 K K 'X ' s J Q 4 'ls wtf A A . . LA ' it W A f as vi. iff .. -'i..1..sf:.- , K J. . K W5 ,L .t 1,4 523, VE, ., 243 - . . ' , f ' ' f e1, x:1.- . Wag? . 1 ' L , Q if -ff K tt. V , Ns ,. Q- . 'Q ,X . K - - ' M ' - .',.., I it , t t tt,,t. i A L iff ' . ..Llf1w5vQz t. ,s -1 . -:-i1:i12,?if5i1?:1-' Sift - -,tw - f X Q.-gms A 'ZH . X lce Cream slicing ice? , -Lg , 2' . km, , N 7 if - .. - ' K. ' ig, No, it's a golf ball. Charlie Askins singing another Aerosmith tune. Hard Worlzing Cheerleaders Show Tiger Spirit The 1977-78 varsity cheerleaders. chosen by judges only. began the year by selecting new winter uniforms. The cheerleaders put in a lot of hard hours during the summer preparing for the football season. They helped out with football camp by feeding the football players. The beginning of football sea- son brought Thursday night banner painting. Mrs. Kicklighter just loved her multi-colored carport. All of the hard work resulted with Saturday morning sore throats. Will any of the girls forget the trip to T. L. Hanna? What about the midnight ride to Georgia? A Thanks. Doris! The Par- ent's Night reception was a success with the help of the J.V. cheerleaders. Homecoming was quite exciting since the queen and two of the court wore green and gold uniforms. Then came basketball season and that unforgetta- ble pep rallyf' The cheerleaders did a lot to promote the spirit of all of the teams that they cheered for during the year. Wait a minute. guys! The cute one with brown eyes is Doris Hedge- path. the sponsor. Many thanks go to her for all of her help. But most of all. thanks to each cheerleader! .1 I Cheerleaders put up a banner in the gym. Cheerleaders show enthusiasm at the homecoming game CHEERLEADERS: L-R: Amy Singleton. Robin Kicklighter, Sheila Harrison, Sheri Richardson, Sara Manship. Lynn Blain, Michelle Creel. Teal Roberts Nancy Gore Reynolds Anita Floyd, Sylleste Helms. Kathy Kicklighter. W l , iz, . W H :K , gf, I ,Q , ,V x X , H y rr rr W, , wljy M' r J an 5 M. , A 1 . sv- K f. VVVI h V' h kd, ' r I i 2 L'A' h ' I is ,k.t , In 4 ,- at y VVV,,, G . f ,, .ww .mr W: - F, jk-:QV A Kira 1, 1 QV: , X Mr.Sm1th has the Tigers by their mils. Sara: Nhmhlp shows her wmmng smllc. Cheerleaders enjoy their ride in the hnmccoming parade. s W P Chccrleudcrx perform il xkrl during Nplfll wcck. Chccrlczulers-iump in ummm during the gums. 99 . V. Cheerleaders Boost Spirit The Conway J.V. cheerleaders have really boosted the spirit of the teams they cheered for this year. One of the main reasons for cheering is to get the fans involved. and we have to admit they have succeeded in doing that! The girls are a group of hard workers that do not mind putting forth the effort. Oh yes! Let us not forget the times coming back from away games on the bus. They were really filled with spirit and enthusi- asm. All in all, the cheerleaders were spirited and kept the spirit going. The squad consisted of nine girls and two mas- cots. The cheerleaders were: Macie Cox, Lisa Rhue. Eva Wood. Terrie .Io Singleton.iStephanie Dewitt, Gwen Courtney. Scarlet Sanders. Mic- helle Dewitt. and Megan Micheal. Mascots were: Wendy Singleton and Susan Bradham. Thanks to the sponsor. Mrs. Thompkins. At homecoming pep rally, J .V. cheerleaders lead students. J.V. cheerleaders chant in homecoming parade. Candy-throwing cheerleaders have fun. E i Spirited J .V. cheerleaders during timeout. va Wood cheers with enthusiasm Track Team Shows a Lot of Determination TRACK TEAM: L-R: Gerald Manor. Kevin Thrasher. Carlton Durant. Otto Gettys. Jesse Brown. Passing the baton takes a lot of skill as shown by two track team members. The 1976-77 Track Team had a long season. The team started with a large number of players. but the number soon decreased. All the players showed a lot of determination. especially the most valuable player. Ronald Huggins. The team did well despite all of its problems. and the talent they did have showed up during their track meets. THE 1976-77 TRACK TEAM: Ronald Huggins. Melvin Dewitt. Frankie Bow- ens. Jimmy Warren. Walter Shelley. Greg Bratcher. Joey Harris. Charles Faison. Jesse Brown. Gerald Manor. Carlton Durant. Ronnie Johnson. Otto Gettys. McAuther Brown. Joe Wil- liams. Doug Palmer. Kevin Thrasher. Warren Sessions, David Singleton. Gary Long. and Darryl Chestnut. ff -if . .55 Q f olleyball Team Has Successful First Year The Girls' Volleyball Team was one of the two new teams which came into existence during the 1977-78 school year. The team. under the leadership of Coach Gayle Shortcake Kyzerf' started practice in the late summer and worked hard until the end of the sea- son. Playing more experienced teams. the girls still managed a respectable 5-8 record. Next year, the team will be without Holly Stilley, Sally Proctor. Merinda Derrick. Teresa Skinner. Alma Sindab. and Theresa Davis. A TEAM MEMBERS: L-R, lst Row: Sally Proctor, Robin Johnson. Demetria Sindab. Kim Mesimer, Theresa Horry. Znd: Demetria Bellamy fmgrj. Deena Hester. Karen Stanley. Cookie McMillan. Polly Lee. Beth Hyman, frd: Holly Stilley. Merinda Derrick. Teresa Skinner. Alma Sindab. Theresa Davis. and Coach Kyzer. ' 1l mm'MP Karen Stanley sets up a teammate for a spike. 343. , it Robin Johnson and teammate get in on the action at the net, Holly Stilley serves the hall as Teresa Skinner watches. il Wrestling Team Comes In to Existence Conway High School had its first wrestling team ever during the l977-78 school year under Coach Dave Van Zile. Although most of the wrestlers knew nothing of the sport before the season began. they learned rapidly. There was tremendous improvement throughout the season. The team's five seniors - Tony Pineyro, Ron Overcash. Steve Sellers. Dennis Wyman. and Kevin Childs - showed a lot of leadership on the mat. Other members of the team who did a supe- rior job were Willie Love. Tracy Holland. Der- rick Watson. Robert Clardy, Earl Cromartie, Ron Ray. Mike Parnell. Darrell Overcash, Bryan Jenerrette. Hunter Jenkins. and Robert Cox. This year's competition was tough because of the experience of the other teams. With nine wres- tlers returning. Coach Van Zile expects a fine season next year. Wrestlers await the start of the match. Q The wrestling team in its pre-game warm-up. Mike Parnell is ready to pin his opponent. K ...suv MW--ww.. fa wage tt? aus Q Aggie? aww? , angst ' , ,,,,, t ',-. H . j A V ' 1 . tc 11: , V . .f iff, 1 :fe H , H V Steve Sellers is struggling. Tony Pineyro is ready for the attack. Robert Clardy is ready for the take-down I V17 L K Z XV! x if V mf 6-.W.-.-i,.w A SCREEP f Q w Y H lf ACT 2 , SGH-F576 H gm ,A Dewi X x x w A .. LL C lass :-1 N' E.: :J A A P X in we TESTS Skis Q A 0 :C E N E if .V-L.....,...Q.... , A .--.-...-Q.,......... ,,, FHA lO 6 The Anchor Club The Anchor Club. as a girls service organization. has been busy in both community and school activities this year. To start off the Christmas holidays. they made a special visit to the Conway Nursing Home where they carried gifts and sang Christmas car- ols. Another Christmas project. which is an annual service. was to ring the bell for the Salvation Army. Their highlight for I978 was their Valentine party with the Key Club. Other activities included cleaning the trophy case and helping the Pilot Club of Con- way with some of their many projects. H S 3 Dana Johnson and Renee Martin relax during Anchor Club meeting. Sponsor - Mrs. Phillips I Anchor Club President - Joy Tuberville Mrs. Philips discusses Anchor Club activities with club members. -24 51, .sw M -WW 493' 1 y , Ml ,QA ,..,. e L4 fs, . I W y , I 41' wfkfyiik ,, , f 1. W . . . W ' f ' ii mg' V A' isili , f , I ,L H H xii 12- 2, i ! A V, ,, L V 1 A qi : 'li I i . , 2 :iii 1 l P W' I' 1 A l ,g ma if ,,-A ' ' gt ' M, YT? J 4 if J , if x if 9: I Yah J k I 1' , N may W l 3 Pres. - Joy Tuberville. Vice Pres. - Ellen Ward Sec. - Yolanda Galloway, Treas. A Terri Purvis U9 we 4 3 T? , ' l , G ,,, EMBERS ARE: Alison Barker. Cathi Browder. Lisa Burroughs. Cassandra Chestnut. Michelle Creel. Yolanda Galloway. Judy Gerrald. Karen Green. Cindy -endrick. Deena Hester. Juan Holmes. Cindy Hyman. Dana Johnson. Donna Johnson. Jenny Johnson. Paula Johnson. Lisa Jordon. Terrie Kersey. Robin Kick- hter, Polly Lee. Renee Martin, Tammy Martin. Trish Marsh, Nancy McCord. Gloria Prince. Sally Proctor, Terri Purvis, Pam Reynolds. Theresa Roberts, Mar- ESasser, Adecia Sawyer, Teresa Skinner, Nancy Smith, Renee Thompson, Joy Tuberville, Debbie Vereen, Aundra Watson, Anita Floyd, Terrie Friday, Ellen rd lO7 rw ., A ar fir . is 'iii ,, If ,f rv' A5 0 1 The Art Club Draws On. 51505 K 'ina 4' 4 av' fm , W, 73636, , A , 1,27 M ' f ht 1 mmmw-Mm President Tony NiCDL1I1il'dL Vice President Bobby Martin: Secretary - Sara Sutherland: Treasurer Terrie Bryant: Sponsors -- Mrs, Hardwick. Mr Creech. 2 I all, 'Q i. -:AA QQ' W. Q Q.. 4' 731 , W, The Archery Club Has Its First Year The Archery Club had 21 very successful first year. Equip- ment was made uvuiluble to members who did not have any. The practice sessions were held in front of the Annex. Mr. A Jacobs helped sponsor the club. w-.... OFFICERS ARE: President 7 Amy Singleton. Vice Pres. Steve Rzibon. Archery Club members gather around for an important meeting, Sec. Treus, Michael Fleming. 'r Gil i MEMBERS ARE: Czirlton Altman. Mike Bron n. Chris Cannon. Bob Collins. Loren Collins. Nztoki Desiurdin. Ken Faireloth. Michael Fleming, Ronnie Gore. Rusty Grainger. .leff llumes. Mark Nixon. Stexe R1ibon.Amy Singleton. Greg Singleton. 8 9 T.A. C. Becomes More Aware. The Awareness Club had a very successful year. They began their activities this year by making Christmas baskets for the sick in the community. T.A.C. honored Negro History Week this year by presenting a theatrical production concerning Black History. Fund-raising projects were also held. The Awareness Club is designed to make students more aware of Black culture. T.A,C. members seem very interested in their meeting. qi Awareness Club members kid around after the meeting. Sponsors - Feena Gaiter and Doug Sadler Averhart, Sec.. OFFICERS ARE. Pres., MacArthur Brown. V. Pres. Lisa Woodberyg Treas., Greg Johnsong Pro. Director, Cassandra Chestnut. Q f ff J JR ' -.,, ,NX fi MEMBERS ARE: Mary Anderson, C. Alston, P. Alston, S. Anderson, E. Atkin. B. Averhart, M. Brown, D. Brockington, D. Bellamy, S. Baker. T. Byle. D. Bratcher. C. Bellamy. D. Bostic, P. Colbert. C. Chestnut, P. Cox. Pat Chestnut, S. Crosby. R. Davis, L. Dewitt, P. Dewitt. J. Dixon. L. Davis, Steph Dewitt. M. Dewitt. R. Dewitt. A. Dennison, R. Dukes. K. Eagles, T. Friday. L. Friday, Debbie Galloway. G. Green, K. Gagum. O. Getty. T. Gore, C. Gowans. D. Gowans, C. Graham. S. Grate. Betty Hill, V. Hickman. J. Harris. J. Hill. W. Howard. C. Johnson. V. Jackson. E. Johnson. K. Jordan. F. Johnson. Viola Jackson. G. Johnson. i. ...i .xi i Cont'd.: Russell Jackson, Gregg Johnson, R. Kershaw, W. Lynch, B. Moore, G. McCray, G. Manner, R. Mishoe, J. Moses, Michael McCray, C. D. McCray, A. Moultrie, Alberta Mitchell, D. Moses, M. Morgon, B. McCray, V. Pertelle, Janet Parker. Doug Palmer, F. Pertelle, L. Phillips, R. Scott, Spain, Wanda Singleton, T. Singleton, Linda Swinton, J. Small, L. Scott, Kenneth Singleton, L, Skinner, A. Spain. D. Spain, M. Sessions, L. Rhue, C. Tucker, Vereen, Joe Vaught. T. Vaught, R. Williams, Joe Williams. L. Williams, L. Woodberry, C. Windley, K. Carter. S. Ford. C. Hemingway. C. Huggins. A. Ford. The AVA Club AVA members pose for the camera. Jeffrey Briscoe enjoys being a member of the AVA Club ' I o Sponsor - Mrs. Bradshaw. MEMBERS ARE: Otto Gettys. Pat Carmichael. Melvin Dewitt, Gerome Jordon, Basil Walker, Robert Steele, Doug Palm Cox. Greg Johnson. Carl McNeil. Joe Vaught. The Conway Marching Tigers . . . The Conway Marching Tigers is a group of enthusiastic and hard working students. They practice hours on end for half-time at football games. They also compete against other bands for trophies and awards. They also play at basketball games. We should not forget that they march until their feet are sore in various parades. We are really lucky to have a band like this to represent our school. Q . . ,Q Wa. v Q , A -. n , . . .... MEMBERS ARE: Drum Major, James Moses: Flutes: Pam Chestnut, Philip Fields, Amy Painter, Terry Hickman, Sally Hall, Brenda Helms. Allen Richardson, Darlene Keith. Sax: Richard Holcomb, Kevin Eagles. Tony Vaughn. Ronnie Pugh, Jason Reavis, Brenda Henry. Marcus Rhodes. Baritone: James Gra- ham. Clarinets: Pam Reinitz, Jennifer Jones. Tammy Edge, Susan Reinitz, Melissa Morse, Melvina Bur- gess, Mary Jones, Jennifer Laws. Karen Carter, Banetta McCray. Keith Felder, Samuel Farmer, Beverly Junge. Melissa McLain, Stephanie Sessions. Cynthia Dozier. Bass: Sam Smith, Tim Matthews, Timmy Allen. Trumpets: Terry Lupo, Wesley Hursey, Norman Tucker. Leslie Mclver. Jr.. Ricky Hughes, Chris - Hucks. Timmy Howell, Michelle McLain. Andrew James, Clayton Sellers. Fred Bastian. Wendell Moses' drum major' leads the band at Hughes. Drums: Kenneth Singleton, Kenneth Vastian, Richard Anderson. Michael Frazier. Arnold Spain, Steve,Bostic. James Phillips, Roger Wood. Horns: Tonv Gaither, Preston Owens, Arnold Davis. Hombones: Bobby McCray, Tommy Gause. Dales Eagles, Thurmon Pugh, Jay Young. Bells: Betsy oore. KM' IGERETTES ARE: Kim Carter, Denise Bostic, Ann Johnson, Priscilla Alston, Lisa Randall, Levonia . Chris Hucks plays with all her might. kinner. Wanda Singleton, Rita Bellamy, Barbara Alston, Melissa Sessions, Lisa Friday. Faye Pertell, larlene Davis. Sharon Eagles. Francena Bellamy, Shirley McClellan, Linda Phillips, Deloris Frazier. Y Q March nl!! ...Q , , , ,imp .V , ' I The Tigerettes march in time during the Homecoming Parade. The Band gave a beautiful Christmas Concert. ,..- ,Qu 5-.t The hand directors are Mr, Mclvcr and Miss The Band plays at thc lltmicciwmiiig Parade' Hodgss. 5 The Band shtwws their spirit hy playing at a Pep Rally! , ,., I A 1 ggi, gy . Terry l.upo exhihits his talent at ii fuothall game. 'lf Wsfwf 6 Biology Club Has Good Programs The Biology Club is for students wishing to expand their knowledge in the study of living things. They had some very good programs. including a speaker from the Mental Health Clinic and a policeman who talked about and gave a display on drugs. -. f ...v OFFICERS ARE: Pres. A Luke Rankin. V. Pres. - Belinda Blizzard. Sec. The Biology Club sponsors are Mrs. Gerrald. Mrs. Lane. and Mr. M Judy Gerrald. and Treas. - .lerry Sellers. MEMBERS ARE lAlphabeticallyl: Richard Ahrens. Ben Anderson. .lean Anderson. Demelria Bellamy. Belinda Blizzard. .loNell Brown. Susan Chitwood Collins. Judy Gerrald. Russell Goodwin. Carolyn Johnson. Kim Johnson. Winfield Johnson. Luke Rankin. Debbie Rush. Jerry Sellers. Sara Sutherland. Thomas. Eva Wood. and Stephanie Young. Block C Members Show Off Their jackets -an-g JE L I K Q .. ,. N . . . r, eee, 'e.e Q. A ee..e 3 Q ' 1, K. .. . , :T , J -- iff.: L ' ef 45. . - !IUI1ICF,ICI1lxll'lS. Eddie Parker, and Lance Winborn model their Block Cjack Clx. m,f.,, Bluck C' guyS are always eager lo pose for thc CLIIHLFI QS '5 Bus Drivers Keep I1 Busing The bus drivers are some really hard-working students. They get up way before any other students. and they get home late in the afternoon. They even have to get out of class on rainy days to carry students to and from the Annex. Sometimes these students are overlooked. but we should take time out to say, '6Thanks!,' DRIVERS ARE tListed Alphabeticallybz Nancy Alford. William Herbert Averhart. Roger Wilfred Benton. James Beverly. Martha Cheryl Booth. David Bratcher. George Berl Brown, David Alan Bullock, Melinda Cannon. Debbie Ann Carter. Terry Carter. Wanda Collins. Selma Jane Cook. Dennis Earl Cox. James Sherman Day. Frances Latrece DeWitt. Susan Doyle. Carlton Lee Durant. Sara Lynn Edge. Franklin Jr. Faircloth. Samual Farmer. Michael Leland Floyd, James Michael Frazier. Timothy Frazier. Sarah Kathy Galloway. Nita Gillespie. Francis Leroy Goude. Cindy Patricia Graham, Kathy Deloris Graham. Tammy Jenene Hard- wick. Terry Lynn Hardwick. Valerie Hickman. John Danial Howell. Angie Elizabeth Hucks. LaFaye Hughes. Rachel Hughes. Anthony Hunt. Hubert Hunter. Anthony Johnson. Glenn Russell Johnson. Teresa Johnson. Jessie Josher Jones. Sammy Lamar Jones. Debra Marie Jordan. Janie Jordan. Karen Jordan. Renee Jordan. Kenneth Craig Jordan. Joseph Duane Lee. Enoch Thomas Lilly. Robert Clinton Martin. Jr.. Michael Anthony McCray. Angela Leveta Mishoe. Timothy Ray Mishoe. Alberta Mitchell. Rose Marie Montgomery. Ronald Ree Overcash, Chuck Berry Parker. Janet Lynn Parker. Donald Steven Rabon. Perry Ransom. Donald Ray Richardson. Jo Ann Royals. Gregg Singleton. Garry Curtis Stevens. Tammy Renee Thompkins. Debrah Lynn Turner. Penny Vaughn. Joe Earl Wil- liams. Michael Winburn. Russel Wayne Edge. Jeffery Christopher Hewett. Franklin Lewis Hughes. Stephen Wayne Johnson. Gwendolyn Harriett Roberts. Joseph Danial Shelley. Danny Joe Singleton. Patrick Mark Singleton. Timothy Jordan, ri 2 i Mg if i Chorus Sings . . . 'if 1 ,? . L , 5 1 74, A ,W uf J i 1 .tx k ,, -, ,ar . f ' 'X , f. L, ALL STATE HONORS CHORUS: Joy Turbeville. Greg Singleton. a t 1 N -gg.,-ll,-Sn N Nia!-3-ri 14' nt' The choral departments of CHS have really out-done themselves this year. Eight members made the Region- als Chorus and two very talented ones made the All State Honors Chorus. The students have really shown a lot of tal- ent, and thanks to Mr. Joseph Hester. music remains a part of Conway High. -uf-ui You shouldn't have done that. :vig OF THE GlRL'S GLEE CLUB ARE: Cindy Alston. Lora Alston. Mary Anderson. Sandy Anderson. Lorita Barfield. Francina Bellamy. Lisa Britt. .lane Carroll. Patricia Chestnut. Denna Collians. Gwen Davis. Pamela Davis. Shirley Davis, Beth Denman. Andria Dennison. Stephanie DeWitt. Angie Natina Gaskins. Betty Lou Gause. Roslyn Glover. Michelle Green. Cindy Hardwick, Yvonne Hearl. Carolyn Hemingway. Brenda Hewitt. Alethia Holmes. Johnson. Rena Jordan. Wanda Jordan. Teresa Jordan, Colleen Loves, Pam McCray. Doris McNeil, Frances Parker, Lynn Phillips, Melissa Randall, Ellen Dorinda Spain. Sheila Spain. Henrietta Sherman. Melinda Sessions. Lynn Skipper. Dawn Tallmage. Cathy Thompson. Taffy Vereen. Joyce Waring, Lori i- - 77- H O . . . 011 and Un! y 3 , , ,. 'f V A CAPELLA CHOIR MEMBERS ARE: Firxr Row: Diane McNeil. Tammy Thompkins. Paula Johnson. Michelle Creel. Donna Johnson. Jenny Johnson. Joy Turbeville. Connie Benton. Second Row: Veronica Jackson. Julie Hill. Connie McCray. Jennie Hyman. Debbie Jordan. Sandra Hodges. Lisa Jordan. Shannon Lambert. Deena Hester. Third Raw: Cassandra Chestnut. Wanda Hearl. Laphael Anderson, Debbie Black. Terri Kersey. Lynn Blain. Wanda Howard. Judith Burmmell. Alison Barker. Fourth Row: Jimmie Sherman. Curtis Gowans, Greg Johnson, Greg Singleton. Ronald Overcash, Eddie Parker. Gary Stevens. nmuauunmmvv- -- aiming iiwggg will uni M 1 1 MIXED CHORUS: First Row: Greg Perry. William Hilburn. Renee Martin. Terrie Singleton. Sharene Davis. Corinne Dunlap. Stephen Jones. Blinda Blizzard. Mr. Hester. Second Row: Pat Colbert. Kim Mishoe. Eva Wood. Denise Bostic. Trena Davis. Terrie Cannon. Roger Mullis. Third Row: JoNell Brown. Kim John- son. Nancy Adkins. Sherri Altman. Jay Hughes. Buddy Capps. Mike McQueen. Otto Gettys. Fourrh Raw: Lisa Edge. Pam Thompson. Jeanine Small. Sandra Baker. Adecia Sawyer. Emmanuel Hannibal. Eric Sessions. James Livingston. it f JDK MEMBERS OF THE EASTERN REGIONALS CHORUS ARE: Firxl Row: Jenny Johnson. Donna Johnson. Second Row: Deena Hester. Shannon Lambert. Paula Johnson. 7-IlfI'llRlll1'.' Jimmie Sherman. Eddie Pz1rker.und Gz1ryStevens. David Jones. Nor Pivlurczi BIXTEENSI Ffl'.YI Row: Tammy Thompkins. Paula Johnson. Semmz' Row: JOE'S BOYS: Firsl Row: Curtis Gowans. Eddie Parker. Greg Johnson. Sec'- Donna Johnson, Michelle Creel. Third Row: Deena Hester faccompanisty, ond Row: Jimmie Sherman. Gary Stevens, Third Row: Ronald Overcash. Greg enny Johnson. Joy Turbeville. Singleton. Darrell Overcush. Junior Civinettes Y,U j ,N 'f I it va.-'rr bf'-' if . 'I' W' fzg ff Q rl 24 , k PM it J aw . T, w t. it Q if 'E T MEMBERS ARE: Paula Johnson. Gail Smith. Yolanda Galloway. Sara Manship. Trish Marsh. Nancy Allen. Karla Kivlin. Susan Prince. Kim Russell. Eva Wood. Vanessa Fowler. Polly Lee. Theresa Roberts, JONell Brown. Lynne Cox. Carol Boatwright. Tammy Miller. Debbie Black. Debbie McNeil. Jennie Hyman. Kim Johnson, Shannon Lambert. Renee Marlin. Dana Johnson. Tanya Lurimore. Fran Johnson. Wanda Singleton. lnot in orderl OFFICERS: Paula Johnson. Pres.. Gail Smith. Vice Pres.. Yolanda Galloway. Sec.-Treas.. Sara Manship. Chairperson. Trish Marsh. Co-Chairperson. Thanks to Miss Kerringon, the Jr. Civinettes Club is still in existence. One of the many projects of the club was preparing refreshments for the judges and contestants following the judging of the talent competition of the Miss Conway High Pageant. This got us off to a good start with the other things we had planned for the year. We hope that next year's Jr. Civi- nettes will be just as successful as l978's. Junior Civitans is a group of boys formed as a club to enhance the rela- 'tionship and fellowship of the young men of Conway High School for itomorrow. Their purpose is to work with the community as well as activities within the school. They are the creators of good citizenship in the school. the community. and the town. Good luck Civitans of '79! Junior Civitans Worlc for Community Improvement ' MEMBERS ARE: Craig Barker. Randy Stevens. Tidy Singleton Hunter Jenkins Mike Huclxs Fddle Pnrkcr Joclx Dixis Nfl irlx Rlnltm Dou Pllmer Lance 'Vinhurn. Dwaiy ne Ballen. Latin Club 's First Year Is Successful ggwf 6 . Brett Wilson. President of the Latin Club. has worked very hard this year. 4 The Latin Club is a new club this year. Its sponsor is Father Burke, who is very helpful and interested in the club. Their purpose is to better their skills in Latin and try to understand where today's English came from. They are just starting off this year, but they will be back next year with an even better club. one mm Father Burke helped make the Latin Club what it is. MEMBERS ARE: Brett Wilson - Pres.. Winfield Johnson 4 Vice Pres.. Cassandra Hemingway 4- Sec.!Treas.. Lisa Bean. Samuel Faimer, Ivory Hunt, Johnnie: Johnson. Jennifer Laws. Tammy Lovette. Cynthia McKenzie. Debra McNeil. Walles McNeil. Kim Messimer. Mary Page Smith, Mary Reddick. Tim Singleton Daryl Watts. Eddie Zahler. fMembers listed aphabeticallyj 4 French Club Has a Good Year The French Club is composed of a group of students who are interested in both the country of France and the language of French. Some of them are even going to France this summer. They started off W- 'e r if P- the year with a bake sale. There was plenty of food and it was a big success. Then, they had the annual Christmas party which consisted of delicious French food and good American music. They also had a special French guest from Myrtle Beach to come speak at a meeting. V This year was full of hard work. but it was worth it all. 'tt if 'J ' it af 5 a OFFICERS OF THE FRENCH CLUB ARE: Merinda Derrick 5- Pres.. Mrs. Floyd and Mrs. Collins are very proud of what their club stands for. Bryden Bellamy - Sec.!Treas., and Sylleste Helms i Vice Pres. Y ET. Sir I M Q , x r he A .aw 1 .sis C... MEMBERS ARE: Merinda Derrick - Pres.. Sylleste Helms - Vice Pres., Bryden Bellamy - Sec.!Treas., Julie Atkins. Alison Barker. Rita Bellamy, Jan Ben- nett, Lisa Burroughs, Juanita Butler. Anna Carmichael, Pat Carmichael, Rosemary Chestnut. Michelle Creel. Tammy Doyle, Gisele Eckard, Anita Floyd. Michael Floyd. Yolanda Galloway, Nita Gillespie, Nancy Gore, Mary Hope Green. Sheila Harrison, Kim Holt, Jay Hughes, Teresa Hunt. Carolyn Johnson. Dean Johnson. Delphine Johnson. Karla Kivlin. Polly Lee. Gary Long. Janice Lupo. Holly McNight. Trish Marsh. Stephanie Mishoe, Gloria Prince. Susan Prince. Luke Rankin. Kelly Richardson. Theresa Roberts. Teresa Skinner, Ricky Skipper. Amy Singleton. Marcy Smith. Karen Stanley. Terry Tanner. Clark Vereen, Ellen Ward. Craig Witherspoon. Stephanie Young. fMembers listed alphabeticallyy Spanish Club lhis has heen un interesting5enr for the Spanish Club. 'l'he unnuul c1llI'lSlIllL1S Pnrt5 wus tt hig success. Along with lots ol' good food there wus disco-style music provided hy lidtlie Pziul. Among the other events were ai treasure hunt with clues in lispatnol. at guest speuker. und un entertaining slide show of cluh memhers zirouncl the school. .V-Quan. 1, k W., 5 ,.-- A A f N 'S 1 -.,, Nliilllllgllgillll.N1l'S,RllSSCll4. f, H.. - f if f qs ft,,.,q-nv' j.. m wrv 4 ,, ,gif ,.lu,l.l Ati 3 Cluh sponsors, Mrs. Guiderzi :ind N1 rs. Russell taking it easy. Jenny Turner seems to think that refreshments are the best part of meetings. if, f IX. ,Y Fxeryone is enjoy ing ll good Spanish meul. Mrs. Guidera did what? Are you sure this is Spanish? Tl H 'l V f I A an 'IEMBERS ARE: Kim Thomas, Jean Anderson, Carol Boatwright. Diane McNeil. Cindy Hendrick. Sandra Thomas, Cathy Honeycutt, Macie Cox. Richard raham. JoNell Brown. Donna Johnson. Lisa Jordan. Melody Smart. Saundra Martin. Tammy Booth. Diane Singleton. Lori Cooke, Tony McDonald. Richard olcomh. Robin Johnson. Elizabeth Bratcher. Lisa Simmonds. Donya Johnson. Hattie Westbury. Steve Brown. Mike Johnson. Loren Collins. Juan Holmes. nna Carmichael. Adecia Sawyer. Sally Proctor. Wanda Singleton. Susan Chitwood. Cass Farrior. Pam Mishoe. Russell Hughes. Wesley Wilson. Jeff Hardwick. lasan Martin. Russell Anderson. Hazel Dew. Kelly Crosland. Toni Shelley. Sandra Gore. Jennifer Simms. Connie Simms. Kathy Kicklighter. Lynn James. Tony estnut. Dede Helms. Evelyn Altman. Tammy Butler. Carol Causey. Tammy Martin. Debbie Rush, Steve Singleton. Ben Anderson. Lisa Friday. Vanessa Pertell. 'anda Collins. Ann Calhoun. Cheryl McNeil. Terri Purvis. Kim Kersey. Vickie Johnson. Kim Russell. Michael Smart. Jenny Turner. Wendye Turner. Deena ester. Karen Skipper. Marcie Todd. Debbie Skipper. Gayle Lee. Bryan Stamey. Darryl Overcash. Greg Waller. Dana Johnson. Jenny Johnson. Milton Martin. lot in orderl 7 Fellowship of Christian Athletes 5 'Km Captain - Kevin Childs. Captain Elect -A Bryan Carroll. Secretary - Eddie Parker, Treasurer - Jessie Brown. MEMBERS: Dirk Derrick, Bill Averhart, Jody Davis, Bill.Wiegand, Carlton Durant, Malcom Faison, Joe Vaught, Donald Jordan, Danny Hardee, Jeff Briscoe, Otto Gettys, Ken Faircloth, Mike Fleming, Phillip Thompson, Lance Winburn, Jan Bennet, David Singleton, Vic Sartelle, Gerald Mannor, Leon Wilson, Nelson Rickenbacker, Steve Hall, Terry Hamilton, Dennis Wyman, Charlie Askins, Charles Faison, Hunter Jenkins. fNot in orderj The Fellowship of Christian Athletes were very busy this year. They met every week for spiritual fellowship and recreation. They cleaned up the gym, ran the concession stand, and collected admission fees at the basketball games. They also rang the bell for the Salva-i tion Army at Christmas. Every summer they goto FCA camp. Members demonstrate their athletic capabilities. After the fall. Hang in there, Lance. 5 , ll-nnnnuaqqgq l 'lib--. Officers: Alison Barker, Michelle Creel, and Shannon Lambert, looking pretty as ever. History Club Visits Columbia The History Club is an interesting group of students who link the past with the resent. The club has had an exciting year with a trip to Columbia to sit in on the tate Legislature in session and an experience in raising money with a Rock-a-Thon. Lhanks to Mrs. Melver and Mrs. Robinson, it has been a successful year. D0n'1 give UP- MFS- MCIVCF! re B ..e4 'f V1.2 IEMBERS ARE: Bryden Bellamy, Michelle Creel CPres.J, Shannon Lambert fVice Pres.J, Alison Barker CSec. Treas.J. Mary Hope Green. Second Row: Trish arsh. Cindy McKenzie. Teresa Skinner. Lisa Burroughs, Yollanda Galloway, Thomas Harrison. Third Raw: Clark Vereen. Vernon Wingo. Nancy McCord. Gail nith. Susan Prince. Deena Hester. Valerie Williams. Tony McDonald. Not Picrureds Anna Carmichel. Terry Hamilton. Marcy Smith. Y I Future H omemakers ofAmer1ca The FHA has extended its membership this year not only to girls but also boys. The name has been changed to Future Home- makers of America Hero Club. The purpose of the club is to improve the quality of life for themselves and others and to involve youth with adults in individual and group activities. They have done a wonderfuljob this year and are already planning ahead foi next year's members. 115.-45 N Q A NW in-v 'Q' Francis Parker displays refreshments of FHA open house. FHA officers and committee chairpersons. xr . iw' gl 7 ,,Z:. Mrs. Taylor is busy making plans for FHA. MEMBERS ARE: Richard Ahrens. Sandy Ahrens. Donna Alford. Nancy Alford. Gloria Allen. Charles Anderson. Mary Lee Anderson. Cindy Alston. ois Alston. Cynthia Bellamy. Nancy Bellamy. Pamela Bellamy. Victoria ellamy. Deborah Bessant. Teresa Blair. Linda Bone. Patricia Bowens. aDona Braswell. Delphia Brown. Elaine Brown. Lynn Brown. Queen rown. Judith Brumell. Tiffany Burroughs. Anita Carroll. Alice Causey. arol Causey. Annie Sue Collins. Donna Collins. Sandra Collins. Sandy Col- ins. Tammy Collins. Joyce Cook. Selma Cook. Brenda Cooper. Pamela ooper. Pat Cooper. Wanda Cooper. Pam Davis. Linda Days, Beth Denman. ita Dewitt. Tammy Dewitt. Janice Dixon. Deirdra Doctor. Curtis Dukes. orine Dunlap. Bertha Eaddy. Frances Eaddy. Sara Lynn Edge. Dawn ields. Crenthia Frazier. Sheila Freshly. Evelyn Gagum. Rena Gagum. 'atina Gaskins. Betty Gause. Kim Glover. Russell Goodwin. Brenda Gore. udy Gore. Curt Gowans. Kathy Graham. Teen Graham. Cynthia Green. lulia Green. Timothy Green. Joan Grissett. Susie Guyton. Rena Haithcock. eborah Hale. Kathy Hamilton. Alease Hardee. Julie Hardee. Mary Hard- ick, Terry Hardwick, Maggie Hennigan. Kathy, Hemingway, Linda Herring, lames Hill. Julia Hill. Lisa Holmes. Theresa Horry. Lisa Hucks. Vincent Gluggins. Gwendolyn Hunt. lris Hunt. Ivory Hunt. Jennifer Hunt. Renata unt. Renee Hunt. Tammy Inman. Veola Jackson. Susan James. Julia Jener- 'tte. Charlene Johnson. Esther Johnson. Gwendolyn Johnson. Sheryl John- on. Jessie Jones. Patricia Jones. Becky Jordan. Debbie Jordan. Jo Ellen Jor- lan. Karen Jordan. Marie Jordan. Patty Jordan. Sarah Jordan. Jeanine King. ammy Livingston. Debbie Long. Yvonne Long. Leroy Luddley. Willie rynch. Vickie Martin. Shelia Mayhue. Lova McCrackin. Bessie McCray. 'onnie McCray. Darlene McCray. Pamela McCray. Sandra McCray. Doris cNeil. Beverly McDowell. Janet- Mishoe. Michelle Mishoe. Maurene ishoe. Jackerine Moore. Vernon Moore. Alfred Moutrie. Karen Nobles. onald Norman. Janice Owens. Frances Parker. Janell Parker. Janice Par- ns. Vanessa Pertell. Charles Pertell. Lynn Phillips. Kathy Phillips. Skyland ope. Jo Ann Pugh. Denise Rawls. Melinda Session. Patty Session. Neal heffield. Denise Sherman. Janice Sherman. Herrietta Sherman. Sandra Sher- ian. Demetra Sindab. Betty Singleton. Elnita Singleton. Jessia Singleton. ally Singleton. Lavonia Skinner. Rolita Skinner. Bonnie Skipper. Lynn Skip- er. Jeanette Smith. Necia Spain. Samuel Smith. Sandra Smith. Tony Smith. 'heresa Streeter. Sheryl Sugg. Donnell Tyson. Jeanette Vereen. Linda Ward. ltnn West. Loris Wilks. Gay Willhite. Deborah Williamson. Etor Williamson. auline Wilson. Susan Wood. Betty Wyman. One of the many projects that FHA participated in Along with all the work, there's also plenty of fun. THE NAUQNAL 3' I R, STUDYING VOCATIONAL MERS , FP-R ,fra Or , Ar 1. oRGANizAnoN Fon sovs '-...af AGRICULTURE . .y..-,,,,.,,,..W. mf--fr' The Future Farmers of America ena- bles students to expand their knowl- edge of agriculture. It is very helpful for those who want to pursue an agri- cultural career. They participate in many events and contests such as Pub- lic Speaking, Livestock Judging, Soil Judging, Horticulture, Parliamentary Procedure, and Greenhand Field Day. They also go to FFA camp in Cherry Grove and to the State FFA Conven- tion at Clemson University. FFA members take a break to pose for camera. MEMBERS ARE: Steve Anderson, Joey Ammons. Tom Beesley. Freddie Boyd. Kenny Boyd. Earl Brown, Tink Bruton. Mark Brown. Alex Calder, Sheila Cau' sey. Ansel Cook. Buddy Cook. Russell Cook. Sam Cooper, Steve Cooper. Jonathan Drayton. Charles Faison. Willia Faulk. Matthew Galloway. Jamie Graham James Green. Yvonne Hardwick. Mike Hardee, Wayne Hodges. Keith Housand. Bill Hucks, Al Jordan. Mickey Jordan. Randall Jordan. Irvin Lawrimore Thomas Lilly, Dale Manning, Dexter Martin. Gloria Martin. Everett McCants, Paul Papp. Dale Peavy. Johnny Sellars. Arnette Singleton, Buddy Singleton Jimmy Smalls. Fred Spain. Darryl Spivey. Paul Scott. Ronald Stalvey, Harold Todd. Ronald Todd. Carl Towne, Eugene Ward, Wayne Webb. Larry Winburn and Perry White. AKEN' ik' rn ilu . K :1'z,'ij5w ., . it J .,., ' . . l A nor! Con wa y Career Center FFA Members if Q x 4 t P' .-Y' U AGRICULTURAL MECHANICS SECTION MEMBERS ARE: Gene Causey, James Beverley. Wesley Hursey, Laverne Martin. Sammy Davis. Jessie Jones. Vernon Moore. Elbert Davis. and Alonzell Weaver. fNot in orderj HORTICULTURE SECTION MEMBERS ARE: McArthur Brown, Carman Lowrimore. Debbie Barn- hill Tammy R. Hunt. Frances Dewitt. Theresa Davis. Delores Allen. Olinda Allen. and Patricia Bowens. l 1 l l I all , ' 1 L I fNot in orderj W X fn X . kj o . 5 NNN U . l ASA I3 4 r , Ichthus Reaches Out . . . This club attempts to create a better atmosphere of love and fellowship among students at Conway High School . . . Morning devotions . . . Christmas food baskets . . . bulletin boards - all add to the effect. And we know that all that happens to us is working for our good if we love God and are fitting into his plans. Romans 8:28 President, Shannon Lambert did a good job. ICTHUS CLUB MEMBERS PRESIDENT - Shannon Lambert V. PRESIDENT - Ginger Hardee SECRETARY - Delphine Johnson TREASURER - Nancy Adkins MUSIC CHAIRMAN - Steve Singleton REPRESENTATIVES -- Terry Hickman, Nita Gillespie, Carolyn Johnson, Tim Singleton MEMBERS: Evelyn Altman. Laphael Anderson, Ernestine Atkins, Kathy Beckworth, Connie Banton. Beth Bratcher, Lisa Britt, Shery Buckley, Ann Calhoun, Pat Carmicael, Donna Collins, Kathy Davis, Naoki Desjardins, Ski Doyle, Cass Farrior, Russell Goodwin, Richard Graham, Ricky Hardee, Beth Hyman, Sharon James, Sharon Johnson, David Jones, Patricia Jones, Steve Jones, Billy Ann Jordan, Terry Kersey, Connie McCray, Faye Pertelle, Diane Rabon, Debbie Rush. Kim Russell, Phenesia Scott, Terry Skinner, Ricky Skipper, Tim Smith, Karen Stanley, Gary Stevens, D. Thompson, Mary E. Westbury, S. Young. Representatives are Tim Singleton, Terry Hickman. Carolyn Johnson and fnot picturedj Nita Gillespie, Lambert leads the morning devotions. MQW President is Shannon Lambert, V. President - Ginger Hardee. Secretary A Delphine Johnson, Chairman A Steve Singleton. and Cnot picturedj Treasurer - Nancy Adkins. Music 6 S. if jfs if ie Co-Editors-in-Chief are Joy Turbeville and Trish Marsh. Ma This year for the Inkling has been a hectic, unbelievable one! Changing teachers, late deadlines, and the overall confusion has ruled over the year! lt has truly been a miracle that the news- paper staff has survived, such as it is!!! Maybe in a couple of years for it might take morej we will be able to look back and laugh at our problems of printing a newspaper. Without the excitement of losing stories, blurry pic- tures, and giving out the Christmas paper in January. I guess the Inkling would have been a pretty dull place!! The lnklingls reporters are Timmy Alford, Kevin Anderson. Jean Ander- son, Carol Benton, Carol Boatwright, Macie Cox, Hazel Dew, Deena Hester, Cathy Honeycutt, Kim Johnson, Kim Kersy, Nancy Paul, Teal Roberts. Toni Shelley, Jennifer Simms, Debbie Skip- per, and Garry Stevens. if STAFF MEMBERS: Lek In Right: Michelle Creel, Terrie Friday, Debbie Vereen, Dwayne Ballen, Pam Reynolds. Terrie Kersey, Teresa Skinner. Denise Brockington, Susan Prince, Jennifer Laws, Vernon Wingo, Pam Thompson, Stephanie Mishoe. Clark Vereen. THE INKLING CONWAY HIGH SCHOOL Box 740 Conway, South Carolina PUBLISHED 7 TIMES ANNUALLY Co-Editors in Chief 'finality Associate-Editorial Editor Business Manager Assistant Business Manager News Editor News Writers ' Editorial Writer Editorial Columnist Editorial Cartoonist Feature Editor Feature Writers Feature Columnist Sports Editor Sports Writer Sports Columnist 8 Photographer Clubs Editor Exchange Editor Issues Manager Advisor Joy Turbeville and Trish Marsh did a fantastic job as Co-Editors!! r Amy Singleton, Janice Lupo Trish Marsh Joy Turbeville Michelle Creel Terrie Friday Terri Kersey Debbie Vereen Jennifer Laws Amy Singleton Terri Tanner Vernon Wingo Kenneth Singleton Pamela Reynolds Janice Lupo Pam Thompson Teresa Skinner Dwayne Ballen Denise Brockington Danny Hardee Clark Vereen Stephanie Mishoe Susan Prince Mrs. Ann Edgeworth Write 011, Literary Club! involvement. Its main objective is to encourage expression and expansion of creative ability, especially writing and artwork. The purpose of the magazine produced by the club is to publish selected works of members of Conway High's student body. In addition to creative activities, the club visited Horry Printers to learn about the tech- nical aspects of magazine production. The Conway High School Literary Staff is a relatively new opportunity for student C -7-iii' I MEMBERS ARE: Editor - Donya Johnson, Art Consultant -- Lynne Cox, Secretary-Treasurer - Gloria Prince, Alys Courtney, Kitty Collins, Merinda rick, Tucker Gore, Suzanne Hanni, Angie Hucks, Polly Lee, Janice Lupo, Steve Sellers, Karen Stanley, Roger Stephens, Wendye Turner. SPONSORS ARE: lt Metz and Ms. Carlton. fMembers listed alphabeticallyj Vocational Industrial Clubs of America VICA helps get students who aren't planning to go to college interested in careers that would best suit them and their place for he future. This was the first year for VICA and it proved to be a successful one. They got off to a great start, and everyone gave heir full cooperation. 4ORNING OFFICERS: Douglas Watts, Perry White, Nelson Austin, AFTERNOON OFFICERS: Robert Jones, Richard Jones, Wesley Grainger, immy Thomas, Paul Gause tadvisorj. Steve Rabon, Tony Pineyro fnot picturedj. .ni l' A9' .gB 7 1 'l sl' ln -.- 0 DE CA The Distributive Education Club of America is a very busy club of students who want careers in marketing and distribution. To train for the future, each Student has a job in a local business. Beside making window displays and bumper stickers, DECA has been very busy. Many thanks for all of the time and concern given by Mrs. Abbott. sty . ,,,., , .. aw ,J Janice Dixon. Richard Gasque, Judiene Gibson. Doble Goodwin, Mary Graham Sandra Graham Lenora Grainger Cynthia Green Pam Hardwick Hardwick Martha Herring. Sandra James. Judy Johnson Nancy Johnson Sheila Johnson, Judy Jones Janie Jordan. Nell Jordan Dennis McCray McDowell, Doris McNeil, Hannah Marks, Suzanne Martin, Ann Mishoe, Rita Mishoe, Alfred Moultrie, Skyland Pope, Ernest Rabon, Mary Ransome, Ramsome, Ray Richardson, Ruth Richardson, Kathy Robinson, Tina Sawis, Letha Scott, Ruby Scott, Melinda Sessions, Denise Shuman, Maxine Smith, D rah Spivey, Pat Sturkie, Deborah Thompson, Debbie Turner, Loretta Ward, Ann West, Caren Williamson, Cynthia Williamson. fMembers listed alphabetically, MEMBERSIARE: Tammy Banley. Terry Bellamy, Rosie Bessant, Brenda Brown. Barbara Calder, Mike Cannon, Jackie Casey. Sandra Cummings, Cathy De N 4 lOFFlCERS ARE: Dennis McCray. Debbie Turner, Barbara Calder, and DECA's hard work really shows in their beautiful displays lAlfred Moultrie. fr' will A for Keith McDowell shows his talent doing bulletin hoardsl 42 FBLA The future Business Leaders of America is a club which consists of hard-working students who plan to enter the world of busi ness. They are now learning many different things to help prepare them to be good leaders in the future. With these students determination, we can be sure that our future businesses are in good hands. MEMBERS ARE: Nancy Alford, Robin Baker, Wanda Brooks. Brenda Brown, Lynn Brown, Pam Chestnut. Susan Eargle, Theresa Floyd, Cynthia Gandy, Gw Godbolt, Edward Graham, Kathy Graham, Rhonda Graham, Renee Hardwick, Deborah Harrelson, Nancy Hilbourn, Shelley Hubbard, Theresa Jordan, Penn Kesler. Jimmy Lee. Ann Martin, Gail Martin, Pam McDonald, Denise McDowell. Rose Montgomery, Renee Norris, Jackie Rabon, Tammy Rabon, Terri Ricl ardson, Debbie Roberts. Steve Rose, Jo Ann Royals, Jackie Sanders, Nina Simmons. Annette Skipper, Tammy Skipper. Sandy Stevens, Tammy Thompkin Deborah Thompson, Myra Todd, Teresa Vereen. Mary Westberry. Kay Williamson. Key Club Given Title . . . The Key Club has had a busy year. It started with initiation. Lots of bottle caps and cigarette butts were collected. There were also air raids. They sold programs at football games and cleaned up the stadium. When Spirit Week ended, the Key Club had a bonfire. Then came Homecoming, and they did a great job of organizing it. At Christmas, they rang the bell for the Salvation Army. Then, they helped the Kiwanis Club with their annual pancake supper. In November, the Key Club was awarded giiey-IClub of the Month, and they couldn't have done it without Mr. Heustess and r. o mes. a-A THE KEY CLUB OFFICERS: From Left to Right: Mark Rankin - President, Buster Bradham - Vice The Key Club Sweetheart - Terri Purvis. President, Mark Wilson - Secretary, Phil Thompson - Treasurer, Tim Lee - Sgt.-at-Arms. . 24141 i i A f 'A MEMBERS ARE: Charlie Askins, Kevin Anderson, Russell Anderson, Rod Ballen, Buster Bradham, Steve Brown, David Bruton, Franklin Burroughs, Timmy Bryant, Brian Carroll, Robert Cox, Jody Davis, Ken Faircloth, Richie Graham, Danny Hardee, Jeff Hardwick, Rob Harley, David Helms, Timmy Hughes, Rex Jackson, Hunter Jenkins, Donald Jordan, Tim Lee, Gary Long, Buddy Martin, Brad Mayers, Wayne McCloud, Eddie Parker, Tim Perry, Mark Rankin, Luke Rankin, Charles Reavis, Howard Reavis, Vic Sartelle, David Singleton, Stephen Singleton, Tidy Singleton, Michael Smart, Phil Thompson, Kevin Thrasher, Joe Vaught, Brett Wilson, Mark Wilson, Craig Witherspoon. 14 4 s 4 1 was ,g . . 1 Stalk u ' f- 'Sn Qs., ' t. My I Q .X x r 4 .. fi K Yrs-is - ...M ,pf . 'K , Q J, ' ' K f 3 , ,, ',..,,,-3' N 1 , W 5 fn tt i . , lu -,,..,, . 1: Hjilf V , 'f,,'fT ,M r 1. r 4. . 'g, Key Club of the Nowjust what are you boys planning to shoot with those guns? What are these boys lined up for? It must be inspection. I44 You know? There really ought to be a dress code at Conway High School. Look at these people! 22 M Gary Long looks like he is having a great time! ontlf' 3 Ka. Phd vi! I U 'ould Mark Wilson and Robert Cox be discuss- Mark Rankin, President, and Brad Mayers drive Pam Reynolds and Terri Purvis, Key Club Sweetheart, in the Eng something important? Homecoming Parade. 1 I' 3 N I f ' A , ifr' V 2 Q H -A. Ilan V I F ' if - is lil! 2 le rl J Z is C Q , u awk - at X A 1' r y A f Mark Wilson is acting like he really enjoys driving Mr. Heustess in the parade. Wayne McCloud loves being in the Key Club for this rea- son! 145 1 146 The Honor Society Helps Community On the basis of scholarship, leadership, service and character, the Conway High Chapter of the National Honor Society deems you worthy of membership. These are the requirements for induction into the National Honor Society. Besides holding a em ef well organized induction, the National Honor Society had several projects. Among them were filling a box full of clothes for the Salvation Army and making Santa Claus candy jars for the Nursing Home. All of these projects would not have been possible without the help of our sponsor, Mrs. McCloud. 1 -. 'M-. President - Sally Proctor. Vice President - Anna Carmichael. Sec. - Terri Purvis. Treas. 4 Tammy Sponsor? Mrs, McCloud Martin. Historian - Holly Stilley. Holly Stilley seams to be in a deep trance. Dean Johnson lights the candle for service. ' ' Juan Holmes gives speech on Leadership. Mr. Smith congratulates the new inductees. iif F IN es. - Sally Proctor. Vice Pres. - Anna Carmichael. Sec. - Terrie Purvis. Treas. H Tammy Martin. Historian - Holly Stilley. MEMBERS ARE: Donna hnson. Anita Floyd. Paula Johnson, Kevin Childs. Dirk Derrick. Kim Thomas. Debbie Galloway. Juan Holmes. Jeff Hardwick. Robin Kicklighter. Pam Rey- lds. Diane McNeil. Ron Overcash. Rex Jackson. Joy Tuberville. Cindy McKenzie. Craig Barker. Michelle Creel. Cindy Hyman. Gail Smith. Trish Marsh. Dean hnson. Greg Singleton. Alison Barker. Vanessa Viles. Jody Hubbard. Judy Gerrald. Teresa Skinner. Jimmy Dunn. Cindy Hendrick. Terry Hamilton. Theresa Jberts, Sheila Harrison, Tommy Thompkins, Robert Martin, Tony McDonald, Merinda Derrick, Stewart Banner, Gloria Prince, Mark Rankin, Janet Parker, ny Singleton, Renee Thompson. 147 48 S.A.E. Helps Teachers S.A.E. fStudent Action for Educationj is an organization l dedicated to serving the educational profession. Formerly F.T.A. fFuture Teachers of Americaj. this club offered service - having as its aim aiding teachers in carrying out their goals. Today S.A.E. serves in many ways. They tutor small chil- dren. serve as aids to high school teachers, and act as substi- tute teachers when a teacher must be out of class. They also sponsor a Teacher Career Day, and honor teachers on National Education Week. Students who enroll in the S.A.E. Club must be willing to give service in at least two of our many projects. Lisa Friday and Lisa Rhue light their candles and say their pledge. President - Lisa Rhue. V. Pres - Stephanie Dewitt Sec - Lisa Frida ' ' ' ' 4, , ' - . y, Asst. Sec. - Priscilla Alston. Historian A- Marga t M . MEMBERS' D ' 5123239133013 Tlfglny BUff0UghS. Cassandra Chestnut. Shefald Cmsby. Darlene Davis. Renita.Davis, Trena Davis, Rosalyn Dexzftitt. J:h?3e?Dixon, Regina Dixie Ranges ilcnhreszn Sagogdlsjtggglylwiia Elljrlaci, Cgegr Fis-hegji Aggie lj3trd.dMkiichziel Frazier. Terrie Friday, Pamela Gowans. Lou Ella Griffin. Delphine Johnson. ' A , 1 ' . , isa c ou , onme c ray, re ou trie, Vanessa Pertell, Do P ' , L' R d ll R b S ' ' Lavoma Skinner, Lind Williams, Pat Chestnut. CNot in orderj nna mice Isa an a i u y con, Teme Singleton' swam. f ii f f ,..,., sa, ,.., ,-v.,,..,., - ,-,, . .,, W Q i - ,gr S.A.fi.'s officers and advisors view program. x ,L-4 5' Q ...,,,., Members watch as the officers are pledged in. The new officers stand with Mrs. Ballen before the ceremony begins. S. , This reception wus S4A.Iifs first project. XJX D6 X' '31 KX! '94-5 X Xxx , 4 . ttit ,L Q Jr k Ml ,? V ' fqffw 7 dxf f s Jeff fy, Cs f Q ,tx 1! ,xL1i i I 'Cb ff V dl lp ,- 149 50 Freedom '78 Gets Its Freedom For three years we havejourneyed these halls, attended numerous classes, studied subject upon subject, and borne the burden of homework. We have learned. We have participated in clubs, initiated fund-raising projects and participated in sports. We have accomplished many tasks and borne many titles. But now the end is near. Graduation is within sight, we soon shall leave. Our Memories fade, but our Spirits linger. y rs? 'i Amy Singleton and Tammy Miller pause to admire their work. ,Q si I' Donna Johnson and Holly Stilley seem to enjoy working on the float. -f . Renee Martin and Donna Holmes take their work seriously. U, ' I V' Our Tiger stands victorious. May the Knights be invaded by TIGERS! KIEMBERS ARE: Dean Johnson, Donna Johnson. Cassandra Chestnut. Terrie Friday, Fran Johnson. Trish Marsh, Tony McDonald. Juan Holmes. Holly Stilley erri Purvis, Rex Jackson, Gail Smith, Michelle Creel, Kevin Childs, Dana Johnson, Theresa Roberts, Amy Singleton, Jenny Johnson, Bonnie Hucks, Alison arker, Anna Carmichael, Sally Procter, Nancy Allen, Debbie Vereen, Donna Holmes, Tammy Miller, Lynne Cox, Jeff Hardwick, Joy Turbeville, Paula Johnson, 'ane McNeil, Theresa Skinner, Cindy McKenzie, Anita Floyd, Tammy Martin, Pam Reynolds, Robin Kicklighter, Lisa Jordan, Dirk Derrick, Dennis Shirey, nny Hyman, Vanessa Fowler. Tonya Larrimore, La Phael Anderson, Thomas Harrison, Jody Davis, Timmy Alford, Donald Jordan, Randy Stevens, Mike ucks, Kevin Anderson, Buddy Martin, Mark Rankin, Gloria Prince, Craig Barker, Sheila Harrison, Renee Thompkins, Keith Vick, Kim Thomas, Renee Martin, indy Hendrick, Debbie Thompson, Jimmy Lee. Tim Lee, Wanda Howard, Lynn Philips, Debbie Galloway, Maurice Jackson, Cathi Browder, Gloria Prince, indy Hyman, Judy Gerrald, Merinda Derrick. Big Time 9 9 Keeps Up the Spirit! Big Time '79 has really worked hard this year, To start off there was Spirit Week with plenty of paint and spirit to go around. and it all paid off when we won! Next we worked on the Homecoming float and showed a Tiger running over a Knight with a train. Then. to top it all off. a Junior was crowned Homecoming Queen. The annual magazine sale was next. Then. the class got together and started working on the Miss CHS Pageant. lt made more money than any class has ever made. We think this was due to the talent competition which was added to the pageant. A Junior was crowned Miss CHS and the first runner-up was also a Junior. Next. Big Time '79 worked on the Prom which was a big success. Many thanks for all the work done. MEMBERS ARE: Julie Adkins. Sherri Altman. Charlie Askins. Bryden Bellamy. Rita Bellamy. Debbie Black. Kelly Black. David Bruton. Lisa Burroughs. Jackie Casey. Karen Chestnut. Kitty Collins. Wanda Collins. Alys Courtney. Robert Cox. Sandra Cummings. Hazel Dew. Gisele Eckard. Anita Gillespie. Yolanda Gal- loviay. Mary Hope Green. Ginger Hardee, Renee Hardwick. Deena Hester. Sylleste Helms. Bryan Hopkins. Billy Hughes. Steve Hughes. Timmy Hughes. Beth Hyman. Nancy Gore. Hunter Jenkins. Delphine Johnson. Karen Johnson. Vickie .lohnson. Richard Jones. Robert Jones. Terri Kersey. Kathy Kicklighter. Tammy Levitt. Susan Love. Polly Lee. Pam McDonald. Denise McDowell. Cheryl McNeil. Cookie McMillan. Stephanie Mishoe. Rose Montgomery. Eddie Parker. Pat Peavy. Tim Perry. Gloria Prince. Jenny Potter. Tammy Rabon. Sheri Richardson. Ruth Richardson. Nelson Rickenbaker. Ronald Roscoe. Gwen Roberts. Martha Sasser. Stephen Singleton. Tidy Singleton. Tammy Skipper. Karen Stanley. Marcy Smith. Annette Skipper. Sonja Thomas. Lesia Todd. Wendy Turner. Phil 'I hompson. Shannon Lambert. Kim Russell. Terri Tanner. Greer Fisher. Clark Vereen. Ellen Ward. Kim Williams. Valerie Williams. Mark Wilson. Lance Win- burn. Vernon Wingo. tListed alphabetically! Billy llughes. Vernon Wingo and Hunter Jenkins put the finishing touches on the float. Thr 'Xllss C 5 S hrlc during intermissinn of the Bryden Bellamy, Mary Hope Green and Marcy Smith work backstage at the roup of Juniors stops lo converse uw 'l IS pageant. pageant. ,GM pw 0 The .luninrs show how proud they ure of their float. ,phen Singleton, 'grnlothy Conner. Bi Bad Rascals of '30 Win Float Competition ,mr - ' s-ca.. have a lot of class spirit. ners. will be even better!! The sophomores proudly present their float. Offcers are President Br an Carrollg Vice President, Debbie Rush: Secretary-Treasurer, Stephanie Young: and Senators, Terrie Singleton, Susan Chitwood, Lisa l , y Friday, Steve Brown, and Michael Smart. MEMBERS ARE: Jennifer Simms, Jerry Sellers, Jeff Dunn, Pat Carmicheal, Craggq Witherspoon, Jan Bennett, Ken Faircloth, Kim Johnson, Kim Mesimer, Micheal Fleming, Sandra Thomas, Richie Graham, Donya Johnson, Gwen Courtney, tammy Booth, Eva Wood, JoNell Brown Carol Boatwright, Macie Cox, Jennifer Jones, Pam Reinitz, Gina Sugg, Gina Alford, Rachel Graham, Libby Wilburn, Teresa Boyd, Chuck Martin, Ray ' ' ' H J A d - Barfield, Warren Wiegand, Vanessa Pertell, Kathy Hemingway. Juanita Butler, Wanda Singleton, Rowena Gregg, Robin Johnson, Cathy oneycutt, ean n er son, Calita Squires, Lori Cooke, Dede Helms. Lisa Simmonds, Katherine Capps, Melody Smart, Pam Mishoe, Vicki Brown, Joey Harris, Willie Love, Johnnie Johnson, Lisa Rhue, Gary Long, David Singleton, Luke Rankin, Brad Mayers, Debbie Skipper, Toni Shelly, Hattie Westbury, Susan Legette, Suandra Martin, Bryan Stamey, Timmy Bryant, Mike Bell, Chappel Fisher. Donna Cole, Cindy Kujola, Russell Anderson, Franklin Burroughs, Greg Fogner, Lisa Woodbury, Ben Anderson, Susan Bradham, Levonia Skinner, Leon Boyd, Jenny Turner, Winfield Johnson, Stephanie Dewitt, Lynn James, Richard Holcomb, Richard Ahrens, Marcie Todd, Kelly Richardson, Vic Sartelle, Dawn Tallmadge, Tony Chestnut, Kim Kersey, Evelyn Altman, Kathy Beckworth, Ernestine Atkins, Gail Lee, Ste- Qi 'Win sf The sophomores had an exciting. fun-filled year. They were very busy during Spirit Week. Painting banners, cheering, painting the Volkswagen like a tiger, and dressing up showed they Building the float involved a lot of hard work, planning. worrying, confu- sion, and fun. It really paid off. though. when they were announced the win- They had a bake sale that was a big success, and they participated in many school activities. 1977-78 was a good year, but watch out, because next year get 3' ' MTV-fem itit 2. yu Even work is fun when we do it together! Adding last minute touches to JAWS. The sophomores rztlly ttround the tiger. A , .iz JQQQQQMW H et if f GX . give dx, n it lf shin:-fy , 5,. J.. 1 - ' 52 4: .4 nh- W- -T f -W ,, fini, '.-.f :Qzmw-.wr . 1 ew-who V my-e f au f! umarv-tv vi' an P' f 'M'Q?i l7??!w?f:i- i W 'F ' Wi T t T' Q trtr 1 Q dT:Li'xt..m' . . ,, f--,-, we ' f sg. 'f' WWW-FQFWA' '. ,, It iswfzfwa-ew1f:zeff,wtf+w wwzoxusesmfyif, 1 xxscx C-Z4-A How do the girls get the boys to xxork so h:trd'! SOPHOMORES HAVE SPI RIT!! , 'F Jeffery Briscoe and Vic Sztrtelle won the dough- qfw, nut-eitting context. The sophomores have their own very special tiger! in 4 I., A it ' JP' -4 ., X i J 9.0 A iff! QQ r ,TWU -5? aww' -Hygfss, 3 - -- sa: QQ. iisi S ,g f t f'?5F'V . 5 .- ' ' H ga, W t 1 .,. . it - Wifi? . Qs? V5 . L- ,1 , aa, QP 1 i f is fl' -1 , ifasfzffzseffmtka ,MQ fl 'X g A 5 'N an it W 156 What could be in the minds of Freshmen, Connie and Lori? Freshman Club members take a break. Force of '81 Strikes CHS for First Year The Force of '81 put forth a lot of effort in letting CHS know that they were ready for a year of competition. After trying hart during Spirit Week, they bounced back with a float that was a real knockout displaying just what the Tigers did Homecomini night. Watch out, CHS! The Force of 'Sl will be back with a year of experience behind them. nn 20? MEMBERS ARE: Donza Hyman, Ellen Reece, Tanya Hughes, Lyles Wade. Scarlet Sanders, Lori Joines, Sandra Gore, Ski Doyle, Libby Floyd. Ginger . . , . . . . Bud Susanne Dusenbury. Susan Martin, Davis Gerrald, Mary Gray Reddlck. Karen Hyman, Lisa Martin. Christi Edge, Diane Rabon, Kathy Davis. d ' ' ' ' ' ' W d S' l t Mar Pa e Smith, Theresa Candy Standy, Wesley Wilson, Billy Skipper, Mike Johnson, Glen McNeil, Sharon Reavis, Bob Green, en ye ing e on, y g, Naoki Desjardins, Lisa McCloud, Lee Boyd, Angie Ford, Maria Collins, Becky Jordan, Alice Causey, Donna Collins, Susan Wood, Russell Hughes, Will Elizabeth Denman. Wendy Ray, Steve Jones, Ronnie Gore, Darel Watts, Beverly Jurgl, Cyndy Lewis, Dennis Williams, Tim Singleton, Eddie Zahler Beverly. Sarah Jordan. Teresa Snowden. Kathy Chestnut. Karen Nobles. Karen Lee, Dennis Todd, Dorinda Spain. Robert Hughes, Marc Rhodes, Vickie Clark Hopkins. Linda Boone, Melinda Peavy, Donna Johnson. Cathy Jordan. Sandy Ahrens. Fredrick Brown. Ki I N91 Juli tl 'V' v i R Miz ' ., vs, Knock Out the Knights! say the Freshmen. Q, Y N. , if is Win? Are you kidding? The new canteen is welcomed by all students. gg MQ., Sock it to 'emu says the Iiger. Math Club Has Good First Year The Math Club is another new club at Conway High School. lt is sponsored by Mr. Dewitt. a very keen math teacher. This club was formed so that students with an interest in math could get together and try to understand math a little better. We are fully confi- dent that they will get to subtraction next year! Mr. Dewitt has worked hard this year getting the Math Club together. K J ...qafifg tsmdhlkw MEMBERS ARE: Craig Barker - Pres.. Terry Hamilton - V, Pres., Stewart Banner - Treas., Calita Squires A Sec. Not Present: Anna Carmichael, Jim Dunn, Terrie Friday. Karen Green. Juan Holmes. Rex Jackson. Robert Martin, Sally Proctor. Theresa Roberts. Greg Singleton, of ..., W Student Body President - Juan Holmes. Vice President k Jeff Hardwick, and Secretary - Sara Man- ship. M Student Council IS Always n The Go! The Student Council began meeting at l:00 a.m. on .lune 24 when we began our trip to Boston for the NASC' Con- vention at Marlborough High School. We stopped in Washington to sightsee and then on to Marlborough to learn new ideas and meet new people. Then on to tour New York. We did have the chance to meet Son of Sam. but he was scared of our mascot Terrie Friday. We wearily returned at 9:00 a.m. on July 2. We have had a busy year sponsoring dances. the door decorating and food baskets at Christmts. the Valentine mailbox. a blood dri e. Spirit Day. two Spirit weeks. a Faculty-Student basket- ball game. and the Student Store. Of course. we don't know what the future holds. but hopefully we can also spon- sor movies. and possibly a concert. 60 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT -A TEAL ROBERTS VICE PRESIDENT - LANCE WINBURN SECRETARY-TREASURER DEENA HESTER SENATORS - HUNTER JENKINS SUSAN LOVE EDDIE PARKER MARTHA SASSER ELLEN WARD SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT f DEAN JOHNSON VICE PRESIDENT f CINDY HYMAN SECRETARY-TREASURER A DONNA JOHNSON SENATORS f TERRIE FRIDAY RENEE MARTIN KIM THOMAS CASSANDRA CHESTNUT EOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: President Bryan Carroll. Vice President Debbie Rush. Secretary -Treasurer Steplizinie Young. :ind Senators Sum in iiiluood. 'Ierric .lo Singleton. Michael Smart. Lisii Ifridziy. Steve Bmwii. RLS HMAN CLASS OFFICERS: President f Maggie Hennigzin. Vice President Jimmy Day. Secretary-'l're1uui'er Jacqueline Mamie, :ind Seiiziimx ,urindu IJCWilI.DtYIlI1lHjII1LlH.LiSll McCloud. Glen McNeill. Mike Todd. ff .aio A -is f g ar l tudent Council Stays Busy 2 Y ett n z ,,-, .,.1 1 I if l A it '. l l .. ,,,x ., , ul rd om' umm, ex, Juan Holmes. Student Body President. sits at Senator Strom Thurrnond's desk in Washington. DC New York's Coca-Cola isn't as good as Conway's, Whafs everybody thinking about Kim Thomas and .leff Hardwick have fun at the , 7 convention. Lance Winhurn and Hunter Jenkins give Eddie Parker a helping hand while in Connecticut. Jeff Hardwick and Juan Holmes really show togetherness. P e et 'gnu Some senior officers show dedication on cleanvup day. Stexe Brown smiles pretty in front of the Capitol in Washington. DC. ' i l SW! Junior Clagg Officers are glwgyg 0111911 Behind the scenes. Mr. Koon is the guiding hand that we couIdn't get along with out. Student Council members take a minute to pose for a picture on the way home from the convention. S' 'RAN- g g ggg sg w ,il-W ,gm ,L .W ,,,,wwhwzw1w-w+H'i1 4 Photography Club 2. ZW. The Photography' Club was founded A last year in response to a large amount p gy. ,,'e, g of student interest. Club members have made photographs and slides. taken a field trip and heard a guest speaker from fVly'rtle Beach. join us fn VICA What could Tony' have on his mind besides the Photography' Club?l'? You print pictures with that? NlEN1BIiRS ARE: Ricky Todd. Tony Piney ro. Robin Sasser. Robert Clardy. Kenneth Horne. Tony' Altman. Buster Bradham. Charles Bessant. Elaine Brisco Jeff Heyyitt. Sandra Cannon. Terry Carter. Sandy Collins. Sylvia Ellerbe. Michael Green. Lisa McCloud. Freddy Hendrick. Robin Johnson. Richard Jones. Ma Reddick. Dennis Todd. Eddy Zaliler. SPONSORS: N1r,Crceeli and Mr. Packer, tNot in order! Mirror Staff Meets Deadline it K7 'I ,gt ., fm... ,,..-...i S .fem CO-EDITORS: Sally Proctor and Rex Jackson BPSINESS Nf1AN.-XGERS: Judy Gerrald and Renee Thompson After a long year of frustrations. the Conway High Annual Staff produced this yearbook. It all began before the first day of school. The members of the staff all met to paint. sweep and clean our new annual room. The completion of the room was done at the end of first semester. The very first day of school. the annual staff began work. Layouts were being drawn. pictures were being lined up. and the quad-paks were completed. There are many events that the I977-78 Mirror Staff will always remember, Among them are deadlines being met. A major problem was pictures. It seemed as though they never did come out because. lt rained. or We're out of film. or The dark room was messed up. These are familiar lines to all staff members. All the staff will remember being yelled at by everybody. If it wasn't Miss Carlton. Rex. or Sally. it was someone else. Even though there were many problems. The Mirror Staff always pulled through. When extra work was needed. mem- bers were willing to spend a Saturday afternoon in the dark room or lose some sleep by working till 3 a.m. The hard work. the mistakes. and the arguments all combined to produce a beautiful yearbook of which the Annual Staff is very proud. Special thanks go to Olan Mills for their pictures and Miss Carlton. our advisor. 'J Advisor. Ms. Carlton. makes another important decision. QQE Q Q . 1- f n ff X my E., K V A y Vfx. V , ,5 an J 3 , 1 lzr , ' , U ,yt M Q Qt i J , QQ fQ i 4 f 1 xx Q W Q' A E 3 V ' - s KILA :ff f ,M . 2 www .Li A V , kggk ..,. ,.W..h. Q . ,4h, I fihk 3 Vhvkyggyg .. M K A A A ',llL ggi , A .:f1A.AA K lim m VLA LLL iw ,Jl Q f l N Zlfg f' J -W -hg-fI g, . fi if Q Q , .1.' Q w 13 fs -.JJ 1? N as Q Y W k-k' , LijL.f K . H A -,1L,L gf. I - ,, i, kk A k r VU L ! W,:kLr .. . , . ff' of' r STIQDIQNI LIFE: VVcnd5 Turner atntl Icrri Purvis SPORTS: Robin .IOIIIISOIL Nancy X Y ar, 7 .5 4 ' f l h I l M, . , Nlcford. atntl Lista Sitnntontls an , A 'I ,..r. q 1 f L..qz:.'a'f.-ft' ' , !' It PHOTOGRAPH ERS: Holly Stillcy Illcttd PI1utogt':1pltcr'b.Stcphztntc Young. SPECIAL ASSlS'I'AN'l': Nancy Allen Tony Ptncy ro. Robert Cox, Nm Pl1'Illl'L'lf.' .lnlmnic ,ltwlntsurm Greg Sungleton .tml Buster Brudhttm. '91 AR LIST: .Innntx Dunn Ezillwii '59 VXDXIINISTR-X I ION: Curtslyn .ltwltrtwtr CLASSES: Calita Squires. Yolanda Galloway. CLUBS: Sylluxtc Helms. Dchhtc Chtllrmgty. I-Httlttt NI-llllll-'mtl SHUI? IICW-IVWIX Cookie McMillan,and Lesia Todd. .intl Dchlvtc Rnxlt, M11 l'1t1uf'utl.' Sttntlrtt I lmrn.tx, 167 ' ' ir QM? KO Q QQ of 'if' -? X?'Q Y fo Q12-:x .iw Q x 1:5 Q, I EO Y O K 4, X f Q ff O 5 X X , II O Q :lg s.-r I A: I-JS? L-ffx, yvfnf!-,,,.. L-,559 PZ ff lv? f N,-L , w .4 tux 2 K Q 5? OA X xi 169 Class of '78 Has Memories Through the years the Seniors of Con- way High have experienced the joys of competition and success. As Sophomores the Class of '78 gained the undisputable reputation of Bankruptcy for our most talked about Homecoming float. The boys will never forget their haircuts, Block C and Bozo the Clown, and other beautiful styles. The girls will never forget the cov- erdish supper, EX-A-LAX, or the Bless- ingf' As Juniors we were prepared. We won Spirit Week and Homecoming float. We proved that we could do great things as we broke all Magazine Sales Records and produced a Miss CHS pageant that took in the most money of all the pageants in CHS history. We had Mainstream entertaining at the best Jr.-Sr. Prom ever, followed by an exciting Jr.-Sr weekend. As Seniors we remember our accom- plishments as well as our mistakes. We have leamed from them both for they are part of us - a part of the Class of '78. 7521: V ,fwzftwsfizff g,ffc Tf'f' 'ft Dean Johnson - President Cindy Hyman - Vice President Cassandra Chestnut and Terri Friday - Sena- tors nouq ,,,,,...4-nd Donna Johnson - Sec.-Treas. Kim Thomas and Renee Martin - Senators Timmy Alford Nancy Allen Terri Allen Kevin Anderson Laphael Anderson Mary Anderson Stephen Bain Danny Baker Dwayne Ballen Stewart Banner Lorita Barfield Alison Barker Craig Barker Ricky Barrs William Bedell Ricky Bell Gerard Bellamy Deborah Bessant Nancy Bellamy Connie Benton Roger Benton Douglas Bell Cheryl Booth Kenneth Brackens Buster Bradham V if ,Wy KT'W ' Cathy Browder Brenda Brown Delphia Brown Elaine Brown Jesse Brown Linda Brown 'f Rose Ann Brown Norman Bryant McArthur Brown Q WV Curtis Bryant Looks like Holly Stilley has gotten herself another prisoner. David Bulloch Terry Burroughs Barbara Calder Blake Cannon Melinda Cannon Michael Cannon Y! Anna Carmichael David Carpenter Debbie Carter f ww TCYCSH R0bffIS iS Caughl Off-guard. Cassandra Chestnut Patricia Chestnut ' Kevin Childs Patricia Colbert Ernestine Collins Brian Conwell Selma Cook Mickey Cooper Lisa Costner Lynne Cox Michelle Creel t Teresa Creel Jody Davis Teresa Davis Joy Turbeville says, I don't have anything around my mouth! away,-as gjfw Linda Dayes Dirk Derrick Merinda Derrick Evelyn Dew Melvin Dewitt Janice Dixon Kenneth Dogum Carlton Durant i,,,,,,, 'J 3 RQ Corine Dunlap Bertha Eaddy Kevin Eagles Sara Lynn Edge The Seniors really have Dana Johnson grins at the camera. Ralph Euler Kaye Faulk Anita Flgyd Michael Floyd Ray Floyd Charles Faison Vanessa Fgwler Holly Stilley works in the dark room. Timothy Frazier Terrie Friday Natmea Gaskin at the PCP Rally- Judy Gerrald Dobie Goodwin Judy Gore P i L L Leroy Goude Curtis Gowans Cindy Graham Debbie Graham Mary Graham Rhonda Graham Diane Grainger The Senior Dinner really tumed out to be a success. Daryl Grainger Karen Green Julia Greene Terry Hamilton Suzanne Hanni Danny Hardee Julie Hardee Lisa Harden Jeff Hardwick .fe ,K f I . A B f I ra., W Q I M W.,,JkV Y I S , Kirk Hardwick Mike Hardwick Everyone seemed to enjoy the dinner that Mr. Smith prepared. Renee Hardwick Terry Hardwick Shelia Harrison Thomas Harrison Wanda Hearl 'Vi David Helms Leroy Hemingway Rgy Hemingway Cindy Hendrick Dean Johnson seems to be really working. Terry Henderson Brenda Herring Terry Hickman Valeria Hickman James Hill Sandra Hodges Donna Holmes Juan Holmes Wanda Howard Jody Hubbard Renee Martin works hard on Senior float. Angie Hucks 'Wi' Bonnie Hucks Michael Hucks Wendy Hucks Our S2I1i0f Tigers are lf I 7 ,va-qv Connie Huggins Vincent Huggins Deloris Hunt Tammy Hunt Cindy Hyman J ennie Hyman Maurice Jackson He's all mouth isn't he? Rex Jaekggn Russell Jaeksgn Seniors show sp 2 Gail James Move out of my way! screams Kim Thomas. Kings Of Kings!!! Susan James Julie J enerette Anthony Johnson , 79 Q Dana Johnson Dean Johnson Donna Johnson Fran Johnson Greg Johnson ws f-'Find Gwendolyn Johnson Jenny Johnson WY 0 M l . V, in , at the bonfire. Jessie Jgnes Paula johnson Nancy Allen and Sally Proctor wait to walk onto the field. T J A h y qs. ls' ' T x ' ..i.3,igf - Y W- 1. fl 'W I 'ff f. pg fri T T T Annalisa Jordan Denise Jordan Donald Jordan ye-fglfgf A so K f 'K ' y K fy so , , M- s,f.rxf'gia Ng K is y a Karen Jordan Karen Jordan Kenneth Jordan R0biH SaSSCf relaxes during lunch- Steven Jordan Teresa Jordan Theresa Jordan Timothy Jordan Penny Kesler Robin Kicklighter John King l Kevin Anderson proves that there's always a clown in the bunch. Russell Lambert Tgnya Law!-imore 1 ' W ,V 1 'v ' ' ' , ' 4, 1 . hz +-, Q ,v Q , i v-, ' ua Jackie Lawson Tim Lee Willig Lynch Gel-fald Manner Introducing our Senior Soul Sisters. WV fry '-3? Kevin O'Mara Theresa Marlowe Patricia Marsh John Marshall Bob Martin om, Carolyn Martin Renee Martin Gail Martin ,Q AV' 'V -i e.e,, , V '7 K Why the nervous look Kevin Childs? Glenda Martin Laverne Martin Tammy Martin I s,V1'l' 5 ,C.,,,.,i7, fiizggg-5 1 Q X - l OO gi Renee Mazyck Dennis McCray Doris McCray Gayle McCray Michael McCray Pam McDonald William McDonald Keith McDowell Cynthia McKenzie Dianne McNeil Doris McNeil Tammy Miller R-uf Rita Mishoe Tim Mishoe Alberta Mitchell Betsy Moore 'Fl' Debra Moses Alfred Moultrie Renee Norris Lyndee Ollis Ronald Overcash Douglas Palmer Frances Parker Janet Parker . ' 2 f f 4 Lynn Phillips Tony Pineyro Windell Pino fl! ape gui? . Cathy Potter Gloria Prince They've even EO! Pam RCYHOMS Wflfkiflg 111056 Sally Proctor days Joann Pugh Terri Purvis Mark Rankin Linda Ransome Jimmy Reavis , i 5 N , V :fix 'klk he .zli gl kk fly' iz S .F e R Gay Reece Deborah Reed Pamela Reynolds lim, ' rf Juan Holmes and Jeff Hardwick 100k Very happy. Lynne Rhue Ray Richardson Terri Richardson .A , Debbie Roberts Patti Roberts Theresa Roberts Kathy Robinson Tammy Russ Kelly Russell Robin Sasser f was ' David Schmidt ThCy'fC all Smiles, afCI1'IthCy'? Letha Mae Scott I Ruby Scott Steve Sellers Melinda Sessions Olinda Sessions Rhonda Sessions I 1 The Conway High beauties? Y .T Neal Sheffield Walter Shelly Adolph Sherman Mark Rankin P0565 fOr the Plwivgfaphef- Denise Sherman J anetta Sherman Dennis Shirey Alma Sindab Amy Singleton Elinta Singleton Greg Singleton Jessie Singleton Kenneth Singleton La Cheryl Singleton Glenn Skipper Teresa Skinner Jeanine Smalls Kelvin Smalls Geffald Mawr Obviously T Gail Smith Jeannette Smith Terri Smith A 1 if 5 , no , 'IW-zzfizi' s 1 Wanda Smith Chuckie Spain Wayne Spain Mike Hardwick appears to be Saying, Why me? Randy Stevens Sandy Stevens Holly Stilley Will Sumpter Bobby Sumpter nt his picture taken. Jimmy Thomas Kenny Thomas Kim Thomas Tammy Thompkins Deborah Thompson Renee Thompson s tw' '7' Ricky Todd Archie Toomer Joy Tuberville Carl Tucker Debbie Turner i Patti Vaughn Cathy Vereen Debbie Vereen Teresa Vereen Jeff Vick Vanessa Viles i,,,,..:r Aundra Watson Douglas Watts Alonzell Weaver Wayne Webb Jr. Mary Ellen W Perry White Joe Earl Williams 'UV Debbie Williamson sy Q99 Bill Wiegand Reginald Williams wwvf' Hier Kay Williamson Larry Winburn Conney Windley Larry Woodberry 0470 I .9?8? 19 O Juniors Take Top Honors As Juniors, Big Time '79 fulfilled their list of traditional duties to the ultimate this year. The Goose,' of the Seniors and Sopho mores was really cooked when the Juniors won Spirit Week. Staying up all night to paint the banners really paid off. With a capacity crowd, the Miss CHS Pageant was an overwhelming success. The great audience and the beautiful contestant received a real treat since talent was added to the list of judged categories. The talent portion of the pageant provided a new expe rience for the contestants and also made the people aware of our many talented students. To top the evening, Miss CHS, Sar: Manship and the first runner up Kathy Kicklighter were Juniors. p With our mighty Tiger Streak, the juniors made a good showing at Homecoming. All of the work seemed worthwhile when 4 Junior, Sheri Richardson, was crowned Miss Homecoming. Our cup runneth overv Junior-Senior weekend with a super fantastic prom. The prom was one that will be remembered fol many years to come. All in all, 1978 was a big year for the class of ,79, but wait till next year when we will be Seniors. Watch out, CHS, for the class o '79. President- Teal Roberts Vice President- Lance Winbum www -Y. 1,., 'MUNI ,.., .. ..,,,.. , N Q --f,- ...... Secretary-Treasurer Senators - Martha Sasser, Susan Love, Ellen Ward, Eddie Parker, Hunter Jenkins. Deena Hester I ioe ,1. r Q i s gf a ' ' 1: 4 fff dew' We T eo. li K le 'LX M' s 3 i as 5 . 3-mr, A H' ' ziapgu- q':'f1 , ,T - 4 i,-1,1gQggqh,, A. as as 3 i f F kia vu, Nancy Alford Sherri Altman Jana Anderson Charlie Askins Julie Atkins Priscilla Austin William Averhart Sandy Barfield Henry Beckman Mark Bedell Bernard Bellamy Bryden Bellamy Gail Bellamy Harriet Bellamy Rita Bellamy Terry Bellamy Charles Bessant Rosie Bessant Dorothy Bethel Raymond Bethel Dorinda Beverly James Beverly Wanda Beverly Debbie Black Kelly Black Teresa Blair Terry Blye Kenny Bostian Linda Bone Denise Bostic Patricia Bowens Freddie Boyd Kenneth Boyd LaDonna Braswell David Bratcher Denise Brockington Doug Brown Harold Brown George Brown Judith Brumell David Bruton Lisa Burroughs Karen Carter Terry Carter Gene Causey Jackie Casey Karen Chestnut Pamela Chestnut Rosemary Chestnut Robert Clardy Kitty Collins Wanda Collins Joyce Cook Sam Cooper Dennis Cox Henry Cox Priscilla Cox Robert Cox Alys Courtney Debbie Crapps Kelley Crosland Sandra Cummings Arnold Davis Sharen Davis Trena Davis Frances Dewitt Carolyn Dew Hazel Dew Deirdra Doctor Marilyn Donley Susan Doyle Regenia Dukes Brenda Dunn Susan Eargle Gisele Eckard Lisa Edge Russell Edge Kimberly Elvis Willa M. Faulk Lloyd Farrior Greer Fisher Juanita Floyd Theresa Floyd Steve Fogner Gary Ford Sherry Ford Timmy Fowler Jerry Frazier Michael Frazier Kenneth Friday Tony Gaither Yolanda Galloway Cynthia Gandy Otto Gettys Nita Gillespe Dale Goff Dennis Gore Nancy Gore Pamela Gowans James Graham Donald Grainger Anthony Grate Mary Hope Green Agie Mae Grissett Joann Grissett Connie Hardee Ginger Hardee John Hardee J ! up f -ntl These juniors find time to talk Kim Hardee Mark Hardee Barry Hardwick Douglas Hardwick Melissa Hardwick Renee Hardwick Tammy Hardwick Danny Harrelson Deborah Harrelson Sylleste Helms Alphonso Hemingway Bennett Hemingway Cassandra Hemingway Freddy Hendrick Olivia Hendrick Deena Hester Jeff Hewett Benjamin Hickman Julie Hill Bryan Hopkins John Howell Richard Howell Shelly Hubbard Debbie Hucks , 195 Samuel Hucks Wayne Hucks Phillip Huggins Billy Hughes Faye Hughes Rachel Hughes Steve Hughes Timmy Hughes Anthony Hunt Stevie Hunt Teresa Hunt Hubert Hunter Beth Hyman Ralph Inman Tammy Inman Veola Jackson Veronica Jackson Doreen James Sandra James Delphine Johnson Ester Johnson Jerry Johnson Karen Johnson Paula Johnson Stan Johnson Teresa Johnson Timmy Johnson Vicki Johnson Richard Jones Robert Jones Samuel Jones Brett Jordan Glen Jordan Janie Jordan Karen Jordan Morris Jordan Nell Jordan Nicky Jordan Pam Jordan Peggy Jordan Sandra Jordan Terrie Kersey Kathy Kicklighte Jeanine King Wanda King Karla Kivlin Shannon Lambert Gloria Lane Carmen Lawrimore Jennifer Laws Kenny Lawson Tammy Leavitt Hunter Jenkins Joey Lee Polly Lee Walton Lee Barbara Leggette Robbie Lewis Thomas Lilly Yvonne Long Susan Love Janice Lupo Terry Lupo Dottie Martin Milton Martin Suzanne Martin Valerie Mazyck Marsha McClellan Wayne McCloud Nancy McCord Banetta McCray Bessie McCray Connie McCray Darrell McDowell Denise McDowell Holly McKnight Cookie McMillan Cheryl McNeill Debbie McNeill James McNeill Stephanie Mishoe Vivan Mishoe Rose Montgomery Bobby Moore Greg Morgan Jessie Morgan Margaret Morgan Marty Morrison James Moses Barden Norris Renee Oliver Preston Owens Michelle Pack Eddie Parker William Parker Pat Peavy Tim Perry Kathy Phillips Betty Jo Pickett Skyland Pope Susan Prince Alice Pyatt Joe Quick Steve Rabon Tammy Rabon Mary Ransom Perry Ransom Charles Reavis Howard Reavis Steve Register Louis Reinitz Ruth Richardson Sheri Richardson Nelson Rickenbacker Jannie Roach Gwen Roberts Karen Roberts Teal Roberts Ronald Roscoe Jo Ann Royals Nancy Sanders Martha Sasser 200 All I want for Christmas Ice Cream and Nancy McCord are all wrapped up in their work??? '3- Adecia Sawyer Brian Schmidt Nathan Sherman Sandra Sherman Nina Simmons Charles Singleton Danny Singleton Greg Singleton Mark Singleton Sally Singleton Stephen Singleton Tyron Singleton Daniel Skipper Ricky Skipper Tammy Skipper Wayne Skipper Antonio Smith Carla Smith Marcy Smith Maxine Smith Jerry Stalvey Karen Stanley Gary Stevens Roger Stevens Douglas Strickland Pat Sturkie Sheryl Sugg Jackie Sumter Terri Tanner Ralph Taylor Keith Thompkins Pam Thompson Phil Thompson Kevan Thrasher Richard Tindal Anita Todd Arthur Todd Debra Todd Debra Ann Todd Les Todd Lesia Todd Mark Todd Myra Todd Anne Turriff Wendye Turner Lora Tyler Steve Tyler Penny Vaughn Joe Vaught Joey Vick Ellen Ward Greg Webster Greg Welch Ann West Tony West Gay Wilhite Danny Williams Karen Williams Kim Williams Lindberg Williams Valerie Williams Lean Wilson Mark Wilson Lance Winburn 4 Soph omores Worli Hard for a Successful Year 1977-78 was a great year for the Sophomore class. We had a lot of fun and also accomplished much. . Remember the fun we had Spirit Week? Painting banners all week long . . . that big roll of paper will last forever!! Painting Stamey's Volkswagen like a tiger . . . dressing up fifties style and like tigers . . . and yelling until our voices were gone . . . we really showed spirit!! It was nice not to be little freshmen anymore. and it was even nice not to have to walk to the Annex every day, especially on days that it rained. Remember the many hours and hard work during Homecoming? We almost thought we'd never think of a slogan. All of it paid off when they announced THE SOPHOMORES WON THE FLOAT CONTEST!!,' We were happy!! And this year nothing broke down before the parade. Yes. the Sophomores had a lot of fun, but we could never have accomplished all that we did without everybody's cooperation. This year was a good year butjust wait until we're Juniors . . . Watch out CHS!!! Meri President - Bryan Carroll. Vice President - Debbie Rush. Secretary-Treasurer - Stephanie Young. Senators A Susan Chitwood. Terrie Singleton. Michae- Smart. Lisa Friday. and Steve -Brown. Y ,Qw Q-A My Q Nancy Adkins Richard Ahrens Anne Alford Gwendolyn Alford Regina Alford Gloria Allen Wilbert Allen Neil Allsbrook Cindy Alston Evelyn Altman Ben Anderson Charles Anderson Donald Anderson Elizabeth Anderson Jean Anderson Shelia Anderson Steve Anderson Richard Anderson .lacquelyn Ard Ernestine Atkins Ester Atkinson Sandra Baker Rodreckeus Ballen Elissa Barbour Ray Barfield Charles Barnes Wilfred Bastian Kathy Beckworth Mike Bell Demetris Bellamy 205 Franeina Bellamy Georae Bellamy Pamela Bellamy xl NW' Robert Bellamy 'se .as- .loNell Brown and Cathy Honeycutt show school spirit. 206 Judith Benton Carol Boatwright Greg Booth Tammy Booth Steven Bostic Leon Boyd Teresa Boyd Randy Braclcens Susan Bradum Hakim Brantly Elizabeth Bratcher Gregory Bratcher Lisa Brazier Jeffery Brisco Andrew Brown Christine Brown William Bellamy .lan Bennett weft Aren't t ,441 ,af 5-.HP . ' ao 'ic-Q., Wifi? 45-MTV JoNell Brown Steve Brown Vicki Brown Jimmy Burris Franklin Burroughs Juanita Butler Tammie Butler Eddie Bryant Jennifer Bryant Q. Macie Cox and Jean Anderson display their tiger for their winning Homecoming float. Timmy Bryant i X Delaine Calder Alex Caldes Cherry Callahan Sandra Cannon IL1NlllNllC7 Terrie Cannon Pat Carmicheal Catherine Capps Bryan Carroll Carol Causey Wayne Causey 207 Darryl Chestnut Denise Chestnut Pam Chestnut Tony Chestnut Susan Chitwood David Clardy Donna Cole Annette Collins Sandra Collins Sue Collins Susan Collins Tammy Collins Deborah Conner Timothy Conner Ansel Cook Sandra Cook Lori Cooke Mac Cooke Brenda Cooper Pamela Cooper Virginia Cooper Wanda Cooper Gwen Courtney Macie Cox The tooth fairy strikes again!! Faye Davis l.esa Davis Renita Davis Wendell Dawyne Andria Dennison Alex Dewitt Pamela Dewitt Stephanie Dewitt Tammy Dewitt Tony Dewitt Wendy Dorman Caroly n Doyle Tammy Doyle Terri Doyle Cynthia Dozier Teresa Dozier Earl Drayton Curtis Dukes Jeff Dunn Janet Eagles Sylvia Ellerbe Junior lfairelotli Ken lfaireloth Samuel Farmer Dawn Fields Philip Fields Chappel Fisher Steven Fisher Erich Fladger Michael Flemming James Floyd Gregg Fogner Lisa Friday Shelia Freshley Evelyn Gagum Barbara Galloway Darren Gang Terry Gause Marie Gibson Russell Goodwin Brenda Gore Paul Gore Donna Goude Cynthia Gourdine Dorothy Gowans Gary Graham Jackie Graham James Graham Lorraine Graham Rachel Graham .fix , Q :fin e VV. :V kk r KF P 3 ...... 3 x . , x Lisa Rhue. Lisa Friday Tigers Great!!!' r .-ii Ea and Vanessa Pertell say. Richard Graham Mandy Grainger Marlon Grainger Shelia Grate Gwendolyn Green Michelle Green Timothy Green Renee Haithcock Steve Hall Kathy Hamilton Ernest Hardee Lori Hardee Mike Hardee Jimmy Hardwick Kim Hardwick Sandy Hardwick Tony Hardwick Yvonne Hardwick Robert Harley Jimmy Harrelson Joey Harris Joe Haselden Tammy Hearl Dede Helms Kathy Hemingway Betty Hill 2 Dwayne Hillard Wayne Hodge Richard Holcomb Teresa Holt Theresa Holt Cathy Honeycutt Kenneth Horne Teresa Horry Debbie Howard Joseph Howell Bill Hucks Karen Hucks Charles Huggins Rodney Huggins Jay Hughes Winston Hughes Jeff Humes Ivory Hunt Renata Hunt Renee Hunt Priscilla Jackson Wanda Jackson Lynn James Phyllis James Sharon James Becki Johnson Carolyn Johnson Clinton Johnson Coleen Johnson Donya Johnson Evelyn Johnson Frances Johnson George Johnson Jan Johnson Jimmy Johnson Johnnie Johnson Kathryn Johnson Kim Johnson Robin Johnson Satara Johnson Stephen Johnson Walter Johnson Winfield Johnson Bobby Jones David Jones Jennifer Jones Ann Jordan Debbie Jordan 4 Glen Jordan James Jordan Jeff Jordan Kim Kersy Judy King Dana Kluttz Cindy Kujala Lester Lawimore Gail Lee Susan Legette Cammie Lewis Hugh Lewis Tammy Liingston Joseph Leigh Gary Long Willie Love Debbie Marlowe Don Marsh Chuck Martin Gloria Martin Johnny Martin Sandra Martin Brad Mayers Pearlie McCants Lisa McCloud Charles McCray Darlene McCray Lester McCray Sandra McCray Dave McDowell Melissa McLain Gerrald Merrit Kim Mesimer Steve Mincey Janet Mishoe Kim Mishoe Mareen Mishoe Pam Mishoe Eddie Mitchum Martha Montgomery Nancy Montgomery Anthony Moore Henry Morris Kenneth Nixon Bonnie Nobles Donna Norris Anthony Novak Rebeca Oliver Donald Oliver William Oliver Sadie Onley Ginger Osborne Paul Papp Gary Parker lsreal Parker Jannell Parker Carl Parson Janice Parson Nancy Paul Dale Peavy Vanessa Pertell Gene Pharr .lim Philips Ah. . . Don'l they look like winners? Donna Prince Kerry Quick Dorothy Rabon George Rabon Luke Rankin Denise Rawls Anthony Reaves Cindy Reed Pamela Reintz Poey Reynolds Robert Philips Annette Pickett Sherri Poston ff ,X lavcrn Sanders Vic Sartell Wendx S iwx Patil Scott Jerry Sellers Johnny Sellers jk! Widqvdwif Lisa Rhtic Harriett Richardson John Richardson Kelly Richardson Randy Richardson Jimmy Rowe Patricia Rowe Donna Ruff Debbie Rush Kim Russell phoinore cheerleaders enjoy riding in lloniecoinin Patricia Sessions Wade Sessions Danny Shelly Greg Shelly Toni Shellv Janice Sherman Jim my Sherman Terry Sherman Lisa Simmonds Jennifer Sims Demetria Sindab Betty Singleton Buddy Singleton David Singleton Gary Singleton Steve Singleton Walter Singleton Wanda Singleton Lavonia Skinner Rolita Skinner Debbie Skipper Sherry Skipper Van Skipper George Small Melody Smart Carla Smith Darryl Smith Dwayne Smith Sandra Smith Teddy Spain William Spain Darryl Spivey 6' v-kia burmn spirit apr Calita Squires Bryan Stamey Terrie Stanley Ricky Steele Tony Suggs Sara Sutherland Dawn Tallmadge Kenny Thomas Sandra Thomas Dan Thompkins Ricky Thompkins David Thompson William Thompson Karen Tindal Annie Todd Butch Todd Denise Todd Marcie Todd Ronald Todd Willie Todd Carl Towne Norman Tucker Jenny Turner Garrett Vaughn Silas Vereen Taffy Vereen Wayne Vereen Greg Waller Eugene Ward James Warren Kevin Warren Virginia Warren W . if , Alan Watts Nancy Watts Hattie Westbury Charlie's Angels + N.. Mary Wilburn Stevie Williams Brett Wilson Craig Witherspoon Eva Wood Lisa Woodberry Carey Woodle Sandra Wright Debbie Yates Sherry Young sw V,,,. Force of '81 Scores Its First Blow The Force of '81 is in high school at last. Hard to believe, isn't it? Bet the Freshman gals remember that big welcoming scene Down the Road where they got their hair done. That salon did fabulous work: those hairdos lasted several days. Short hair certainly was in style for those guys this year. Actually. the Sen- iors were not very talented at styling hair! High School was a new experience for the Freshmen. Though the Freshmen didn't win Spirit Week, they tried hard and are looking forward to the years to come. Building a float was something else! lt took a lot of hard work and was very messy. On the day before the judging, the Fresh- man float was finally completed with the people in the stands cheering on Tiger Rocky,, as he carried out his orders to knock out Knights. Remember all those freezing afternoons spent hammering nails and cutting chicken wire? The hot dogs and HOT chocolate were really good. The effort wasn't considered a total loss since the Freshmen tied with the seniors for third place. The float did turn out quite well and showed talent. The Freshmen were talented in more ways than one. For instance, Sandra Gore placed second runner-up in the Miss Con- way High Pageant. The Freshmen really enjoyed their first year in high school and can't wait for next year. Look out CHS and may the FORCE be with you! ,f 1 f i s 3 President - Maggie Hennigan 'N . Wee President- Jacqueline Moore Senators f Mike Todd. Glen McNeill. Lorinda Dewitt. Lisa McCloud. Donza Hyman Q R aww' Gerald Addison Sandy Ahrens Lori Alford Richard Allen Barbra Alston Curtiss Altman Gene Altman Michael Altman Carlton Altmon Nysha Anderson Phil Anderson Sandy Anderson Stephen Anderson Charles Asbury John Barfield James Barnhill Lynn Barrett Dee Bedwell Tommy Bedwell Thomas Beesley Cynthia Bellamy Eugene Bellamy Jenny Bellamy James Benton Cynthia Bessant Willie Bethea Claudia Beverly Tommy Blair Sheild Bland Darryl Blye Linda Boone Ben Booth Terry Booth Lynn Bordeaux Kenneth Boyd Lee Boyd Sandra Boyd Terry Boyd Jimmy Bratcher John Bratcher Paul Bratcher Arnetria Brantley Lisa Britt Queen Brown William Brown Are the girls look1ng'7 Joey Cannon Roger Cannon James Cook Buddy Capps Mary Carroll Ricky Carroll Dwayne Carter Kim Carter Alice Causey Shelly Causey Tammy Causey James Chestnut Kathy Chestnut Bob Collins Debbie Collins Donna Collins Loren Collins Maria Collins Sandra Collins Becky Cooper Denise Cooper Pat Cooper Russell Cooper Buddy Long and his three Munchketeers! Steve Cooper Sandy Crapps Sheryl Crosby Gwendolyn Davis Junior Davis 6 Kathy Davis Pamela Davis Shirly Davis Jimmy Day Beth Denman William Dereant Naski Desjardine Lorinda Dewitt Rita Dewitt Rosalyn Dewitt Tammy Dewitt Craig Doctor Charlie Dole Falton Drayton Jonathan Drayton Yolande Dukes Hattie Duncan Susanne Dusenbury Anglela Eaddy Sharon Eagles K V Maybe being a Freshman isn't all it's cracked up to be! 41' Chrysti Edge Lisa Edge Tommy Edwards Craig Evans Bobby Faircloth Pam Faircloth My favorite Advanced Recess' 1- Xi. X ain't a throne, but it will do' Shirley Faulk Mike Fisher Clarrisa Flowers Elizabeth Floyd Scott Floyd Thomas Floyd Angie Ford Mary Alice Ford Melissa Fowler Richard Fowler Crenthia Frazier Deloras Frazier Wilson Frazier Jeff Freeman Betsy Gaghum Barbara Gaither Matthew Galloway Joann Gandy Darryl Gaskins Floyd Gaskins Betty Gause Cynthia Gause Davis Gerrald Alfreda Gore Ronnie Gore Sandra Gore James Graham Karen Graham Melissa Graham You're a Playboy photographer? Oh no! Nancy Grainger Rachel Grainger Anthony Grant Letitia Grayson Bob Green Sharon Green Synetha Grissett Deborah Hale Janine Hall Donna Hanni 1 -if -www-Hang-yan . . Norman Graham Ricky Graham Sylvia Graham Brenda Hardee Larry Hardee ACQ K' ,nf 2 : Q' Freshman boys make use of the library. Ricky Hardee Tammy Hardee Cindy Hardwick Tammie Hardwick Thad Hardwick John Harris Steve Harris Robert Hasty Yvonne Hearl Tammy Heinle David Helms Joseph Hemingway Maggie Hennigan Casandra Henry David Herring 'Qi' MBR? Maybe being a FreshWOMAN isn't so bad after all! ,, , , James Herring Marcus Hickman Becky Hilbourn Larry Hilbourn Deborah Hill Jim Hill Lonnie Hill Louis Hill Kim Holt Timmy Holt Jeff Holmes Clark Hopkins Thomas Harry Lamar Howell Shane Hubbard Jerry Hucks Levon Hucks Russell Hucks Myles Huggins Ricky Hughes for Conway High! Robert Hughes Robert Hughes Russell Hughes Tonya Hughes 3 . 'T 495' J' Bryan J enerette Alec Johnson Charlene Johnson Chris Johnson Daniel Johnson Gladys Johnson Jennifer Hunt Iris Hunter Donya Hyman Karen Hyman Randy Ingram Randy Jackson Andy James Burman James Cynthia Jackson Wanda James Double-teamed at one of Conway High's more sce N James Johnson Jamie Johnson Karen Johnson Mike Johnson Mike Johnson Robert Johnson Sarah Johnson Sherryl Johnson Joey Johnston Lori J oines Patrica Jones Stephen Jones Woodrow Jones Alton J ordan Becky Jordan Cathy Jordan Dennis Jordan Ginger Jordan Jeannette Jordan JoEllen Jordan Micheal Jordan Patti Jordan Randall Jordan We love CHS and each other! Sarah Jordan Teresa Jordan Wanda Jordan Wendy Lambert ,S -.....y, Debbie Long Elmore Long The breaks are great even in winter! Franklin Lane Katie Larrimore Irvin Lawimore Jamrnie Lawson Kenneth Lawson Darren Lee Eddie Lee Karen Lee Cynthia Lewis Issac Lewis Robin Lewis Timmy Lewis Larry Lighting Loretta Lilly Buddy Long Pretty good lookin' Freshmen, aren't we? Ronald Long Steve Long David Lowell Colleen Lowes Carl Manning Victor Marlowe Bert Martin Lisa Martin Marsha Martin Susan Martin Vickie Martin Tim Matthew Shelia Mayhu Lula Bell Mayo Jack Mazyck, Jr. Shirley McClellan Bobby McCord Lora McCracken Gracie McCray Pam McCray Pamelia McCray Jerry McDonald William McDowell Sandra McKenzie Albert McKnight Glen McNeill William McQueen M Thomas Mullan Karen Nobles Leigh Nobles Vivistine Merritt Megan Micheals Timmy Middleton Joyce Mincey Henry Mishoe Kerry Mishoe Mechell Mishoe Jacqueline Moore Bernard Mullan Mickey Mullan Oops! Caught sneaking in the back way! Amy Painter Mike Pamell Eddie Peal Melinda Peavy Glen Pee Greg Perry Faye Pertelle Linda Phillips Glenda Pickett Lorraine Pickett James Powell Jeffrey Queen Daniel Rabon Diane Rabon Sandra Rabon -W1 W, Sm-xv-:.T.w WWW' Terry Rabon Melisia Randall Ronnie Ray Wendy Ray Jason Reavis Sharon Reavis Mary Reddick Ellen Reece Mark Reed Marcus Rhodes James Richardson Teresa Richardson Wanda Richardson Jimmy Ricks Dedley Roberts Now you have to admit that you've gotta be good to have your own private cafeteria! QWFQ-wr--we f- - Cheryl Robinson Edward McCray Sharon Russ Scarlet Sanders James Sarvis Jerry Scott Phenesia Scott Sammy Scott Eric Sessions Liston Sherman Terry Shinner Willie Simmons Connie Sims Chuck Singleton Jeffrey Singleton i l Greg Perry gets caught in the act. Sonja Singleton Timothy Singleton Wendy Singleton Billy Skipper Bonnie Skipper iw- 7 2 Jenny Skipper Joseph Skipper Jimmy Smalls Stafford Smalls Michael Smart Dennis Smith Doris Smith Michael Smith Samuel Smith Tim Smith Teresa Snowden Stephen Soles Daryl Stalvey Ronald Stalvey Candy Stanley Robert Steele Theresa Streeter Linwood Stroud Linda Swinton Robert Thigpen Tw QE fix- Hey. Officer. you see that teacher over there . . .? all F' Monica Thompkins Cathy Thompson Jeff Thompson Sheila Thompson Dennis Todd Joey Todd Mike Todd Randy Todd Ricky Todd Sherry Todd Joey Tyler Kenny V inder ritt XM Antoinette Vaucht EVE! IS Estelle Vereen Janice Vereen Paula Vereen Stan Vereen Betty Wade Basil Walker Bernard Ward Linda Ward Eddie Warren Leslie Washington 240 Scott Watkins Derrick Watson Pinckney Watson Darel Watts Myrtle Watts Richard Watts Tommy Watts Debbie West Suzanne West Tammy West Dennis Williams Lorie Wilks Howard Wilson Kenneth Wilson Paulina Wilson Wesly Wilson Oliver Windell Charlene Wood Susan Wood Doris Woodbury Mark Woodward Robert Woodward .lay Young Eddie Zahler Donna Oliver Yeah! The best always sit in the back of the class! ,aff A..s ' GW Iawxk F .E fs gif iwflfax A' A ,QA m use 'K , ll 5 Mg: Q. K f ' - -, , P L'k- i - WX- 1'... 'f'Y Kf Cheryl Bredemeyer, JA Wn Lenora Graingerj R Q f Franklin Hughes, J L ,gvfary Mickey Jordan, t Q 1 fem Llttle Derek Manning Sara Manship Everette McCant , Chuck Parker Jenny Potter Betty Ann Powell, Pierre Richardson Steve Skipper Gail Skipper Ruaiell. Slggper William Soles, Frederick Spain Glenda Gary Todd Donnell Tysefm CTarH fYereen Glenn Vereen, Cathy Warren Caren 3 C., ty Q., I 5 S ffffrzttvfi. , a NW 'mmm uk tt.t iilggigg 31 we L ,..,,,,,J 2 Q 3 at 15, 'v -x N' A 3 1 . : 3: !X'f'm1Z:., . 2 2 C Kimberly Edgeg i Q ,re ififflliager Doyletffl glas Fullviiood. Robert Gardner. Dale Gdfflftghelley Grahanijliiarla Graingerglames Green. Anderson Hasty. Georgia Hemingway. G K Pictured .Timmy Aliens-Donna Anderson. Russell Anderson. Joey Ammons.,Rielgey Ballen, Randy Barnhill. Lisa Bean. Perry Bean. Camela Bellamy, Hubert Bellamy. Blizzard. David Brown. Leettyggti Brown, Steve Melvira Bttrgess. Jerome Burroughs. Jessica Capps. Anita Carroll, Canggjigfg En1Cat15eyfi5Qenette Causey. Lynardifffausey, Kathy Mildredfollins. Benjamin Cook. Gloria Dayes. Cindy Dorman. .Brenda Housandvlttlius Humes. Euniciiiizzard. Joyce James. Denise James. Kim Johnson, Billie Johnson. Danny Johnson. David Johnson. Julie glohnson. Lisagfohnson. Reb nson. Willia Johnson. Jan Jones. Mary Jones. Carl Lawrimore. Doris Laurimore. Lester Laurimore. James Livingston. Rich- Martin. Lynn McDowell. Suzanne McQueeney. Alvin Miles. Karl Moore. Barbara Murphy. Jeffery Norris. Ronald Nor- Richard Onlegtmganice Owens. Deborah Paige. Joseph Parker. Carol Piggagtnthony Pugh. Daffany Rank. Ramerro Richardson. Sessions. Shelley. Edwatfd Sherman. Earl Simmonds. Brenda Singleton. Diane fiiinald gleton. Skipper.-gggs4elodS3?ilSmart. Mtchaeiigftitxhe, Norris Smith.1Nell Smith. Wanda Smith. Donnie 115010-tATH0ld Spatnttbouglas Spatttgfilobert Stamey. 'Ehomas Stanley. Gtrta Suggs. Roberta Sumpton. Irvin Todd. Joyce Waring. Sylvia Waring. Washingtdiifkussell Watt. Renee James Williamson. Carolyn Wolfe. Freshmen Not Pictured Kenneth Albury. John Atkins. Mark Kerry Black. Bryan Brown. Wallace Bruton. Ricky Bryant Caperton. Robert Davis. Greg Dewitt. Tony Dewitt. James Drayton. Glover. Sylvia Graham. Dale Green. Calvin Green. Yvonne. Jerry Hall. Joseph Hardee. 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