Cowpens High School - Battler Yearbook (Cowpens, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1976 volume:

The Battler Cowpens High School Cowpens, S.C. 29330 Volume XXX Here we present to you, from beginning to end. The Last Battler 2 TH ... students ... faculty . .. administration ... community all of this was Cowpens High School. This is what it was, and what it will always be in the minds of those who attended it. CHS was not a building but was the people which it contained. CHS is. .. . . . what those people made it. So look into the future and stick to- gether, helping one another, shar- ing with each other, and striving for the best in whatever it may be wherever you are. LR5T... This year CHS had some old things that existed from years past and will remain in the years to come; things such as the ballgames, running in the hall, breaking in the lunch line, finding an empty comer where no one will be look- ing, tardies, and a teachers pad- dle. 7 BOTTLER CHS also had some new fea- tures which 1975-76 students will remember. Things such as a new smoking area and policy, a more effective tardy law enforced by a new face everyone knows as Coach Rich, and much more. A new flag is now flying. We know it as the Cowpens flag. It was presented to the school and now flies daily with the others. Also new was the lunch room tables and chairs, the remod- eled office, chess games, and the new seating arrangments for assem- blies. Many new memories were also made that will never be for- gotten, but, they're the last mem- ories we'll ever make at CHS. 8 And ... It All Started in the Summer of ’75 While Miss Stephens made out the schedules and Mrs. Williams typed them up, Mrs. Jones took care of the finances and Mrs. Brown filed all records. Outside die foot- ball team and cheerleaders were hard at work practicing for a new season. The color guard in shorts twirled to die band music. The annual and Moo staffs were busy getting ads and going to work- shops, while the student council planned for the new year. 11 . . . the first appearances were by students from other schools who came to register and students who wanted to have their sched- ules changed. Then the hustle and bustle started when the seventh graders came on Wednesday, Aug- ust 20. On Thursday CHS came to life again with the spirit of '76. This spirit was the love and friend- ship between everyone. All excited everyone was ready to start another year of learning and fun. The stu- dents knew that there were many exciting moments ahead. .. . like a seventh grader learning how to operate the locks, or a past jun- ior (now a Senior) who can smile about the few privileges. 13 14 THAT WE MADE OURS Cowpens High School has be- come a part of us-the students, teachers, administrators, the staffs, the entire community. We are its life its entire existence. Our physical presence everyday enables it to function. We give CHS purpose and meaning. The years spent at CHS are ours; no one else can claim them. The memories of how we experienced and lived through the fun, work, and defeats will always be ours. How our talents, time, and minds were put into CHS will always stand out as accomplishments of our CHS years. We have made Cowpens High become an exten- sion and out-growth of ourselves. Don't ever forget this because, we, the people of CHS, have made it a part of us. 16 Our Time Has Come Mark Arthur Kay Burrell Homeroom Representatives: Terri Duckett, Tal Henry, Steve Burrell, Teresa Easier. 19 Can You Believe It? 20 i We Are Leaving Going Our Separate Ways but . . . Most likely To Suceed: Sharon Crook, Ricky Makupson, Anita Bible, g Byron Vines. Victor Durrah David Ervin f 22 Always Remembering One Another 23 and the Good Times 24 Cherishing Each Moment 25 Spent With ... 26 Friends and Teachers Ray Mathis Most Talkative: Robbie Lawson, Phyllis Logan, Eddie Gentry, Dean McGraw 27 in Years to Come, These Will Be . . . Class Lawyer: | Barry Lytle Janice Oglesby Sandra O'Sullivan 28 the Good Old Days 29 That We’ll Have Shared. 30 31 32 33 Misses Battler 34 and Finalists 35 i -A Hall of Fame: Chris Staton, Mark Arthur, Gary Moss, man, Donna Robbins, Amy Cannon, Pam Wilson Tal Henry, Byron Vines, Barry Lytle, Rhonda Chap- Well, we have finally reached that goal in our lives that we have worked so hard to obtain. We may now say goodbye to Cowpens High but we say it as a wisdom filled Senior Class. As we look back through the past few years, we can remember all the good and bad times we have shared together. As we leave Cow- pens High, we leave with sorrow and joy. We leave with sorrow because we hate to leave our friends and the good times we've shared. We leave with joy be- cause we will be moving on to higher goals in our lives. We, the LAST GRADUATING CLASS of CHS, may also be proud to say that the Spirit of '76 will live FOREVER! 36 Senior Directory A Armer, Robert Transfer Arthur, Mark Sr. Beta,Jr. Beta,Baseball, Jr. High Basketball, Sr. High Basketball, Jr. High Football,Block C,Hall Of Fame, Jr. Marshall, Who’s Who Among American High School Students Bible, Anita Mighty Moo, Student Council,Class Officer,Home- room Officer, Sr. Beta,Jr. Beta,French, Ink Pads, Home- coming Candidate,Cheerleader,Block C, Senior Su- perlative-Most Likely To Succeed, Miss Cowpens Bi- centennial Candidate, Miss Battler 17j Brooks pjC ay irus,Baseball,Jr. High Football, Jr. High Basketball, digh Football-offensive lineman of the yeartBk ck BurreltjK' y Ink Pads 5 Burrell, Steve Student Council,Homeroom Officer,Class Officer,Li- brary Worker, Visual Aid,Bus Driver,French,Chorus, Baseball-All Conf. '75,Best Sportsmanship '73-'74, All Conf. '72S'74,A11 area second team '74, Sr. Superla- tive-Most Athletic,Best All Around,Block C Clary, Tommy Mighty Moo,French,Latin,Chorus,Jr. High Football, St High Football, Blocks jC Clippard, Rhonda Transfer, Drama, Chorus . Coggins, SJaexrie FHA,French, Chorus,Miss MetTy Christmas Runner Up CroOk, Sharon Jr. Beta,Bus Driver,FHA,French,Latin, Ink Pads,Cho- rus,Jr. High Basketball,Block C,Sr. Superlative-Most Likely To Succeed, Miss Battler D Deaton Jean Chorus, French Doggett, Curtis Library Worker, Chorus Dover, Darrell Library Worker, Chorus, Football Duckett, Ricky Chorus •. High Football, Sr. High Duckett, Terri Mighty Moo,Quill And Scroll, Student Council,Home- room Officer, Dram a, FHA, French, Ink Pads,Health Careers,Chorus, Jr. High Basketball, Sr. High Basket- ball, Chairman Of Jr. Sr. Committee,Block C,Office Worker C Duncan, Richard Transfer, Chorus,Baseball,Block C,Sr. High Football C annon, A my Durh am, T erri Hall Of Fame, Jr. Marshall, Sr. Beta,]r. Beta,Health Careers,Highest Average In Geometry Award, Latin- Magna Cum Laude Award,Who's Who Among Ameri- can High School Students C arson, Cheri Mighty Moo,Drama,FHA,French, Ink Pads,Health Careers-One Hundred Hour Award '74, Chorus, Pep Club Chapman, Jane FHA. FTA, French, Chorus Chapman, Rhonda Hall Of Fame ,Jr. Marshall, Sr. Beta, Jr. Beta, Student Council, Latin, Ink Pads,Chorus, P. C. Fellow,French- French II Award,Betty Crocker Award Clark, Sherry Battler, Jr. Beta, Dram a, Latin, Ink Pads Battler,Quill And Scroll, Student Council, Class Of- ficer, Homeroom Officer, Ink Pads,Homecoming Can- didate-First Runner Up, Sr. High Basketball-All Conf. , Best Offense, Jr. High Basketball-All Conf. ,Best Of- fense, Most Valuable Player,Block C,Student Ad- visory Committee, Sr. Superlative-Most Athletic, French II Award ,Quay B. Farr Award, Who's Who Among American High School Students, Miss Cowpens Bicentennial Candidate,Miss Battler Finalist Durr ah, Robin Student Council, Dr am a, FHA, FTA, Band, Chorus, Cheerleader, Jr. High Basketball, Sr. High Basketball, Block C, Sr. Superlative-Best All Around,Pep Club, Miss Battler Finalist Durr ah, Victor Chorus, Jr. High Basketball, Sr. High Basketball, Track, Block C,Sr. Superlative-Best All Around, Most School Spirit E Easier, Teresa Student Council,Homeroom Officer,Chorus, Sr. High Basketball,Block C Elm, Debbie Ink Pads, Chorus Ervin, David Mighty Moo,Quill And Scroll, Ink Pads, Student Coun- cil, Student Body Officer, Sr. Beta, Jr. Beta,Thespians, Drama, Latin, Cum Laude Latin Award,French I Award,Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents F Fowler, Linda French, Ink Pads, Chorus G Gallman,Norma Mighty Moo,FHA,Chorus, Pep Club,Office Worker, Miss Cowpens Bicentennial Candidate Gentry, Eddie Bus Driver,Chorus,Jr. High Basketball-Best Defense, Sr. High Basketball-Best Offense,Rebounding Award, Track,Block C,Sr. Superlative-Most Athletic,Biggest Flirt,Most Talkative Geter, Dorothy Chorus, Jr. High Basketball, Sr. High Basketball,Block C,Sr. Superlative-Most Athletic Gossett, Ross Visual Aid,Bus Driver,French, Ink Pads,Chorus, Jr. High Basketball-manager, Jr. High Football,Track, Block C, Pep Club Greer, Kenneth Bus Driver, Chorus G re gory, J e anne Battler,Quill And Scroll, Student Council,Homeroom Officer, Sr. Beta,French-French I Award,First Place French Project Award,Band-Outstanding Musician Award,Block C,Transfer H Hammett, Patty Battler,Quill And Scroll,FHA,Student Council,Class Officer,Homeroom Officer, Jr. Beta, Latin, Ink Pads, Magna Cum Laude Latin Award,Frecnh I Award,Who's Who Among American High School Students Harris, Ricky Mighty Moo,Quill And Scroll,Student Council,Class Officer, Sr. Beta, Jr. Beta, Thespians,Drama, Baseball, Jr. High Basketball, Sr. High Basketball-Best Defensive, Jr. High Football, Sr. High Football,Block C, Student Advisory Committee,King Teen,DAR Good Citizen Award, Sr. Superlative-Most School Spirit Henderson, K athy Chorus Henry, T aim adge Student Council, Class Officer, Jr. Beta,Homeroom Of- ficer, Bus Driver,Hall Of Fame, Jr. Marshall Holden, Myra Mighty Moo, Jr. Beta,Drama,Latin,Chorus,Office Worker Horne, Doris Chorus Hulsey, Bobby Jr. High Basketball-manager,Jr. High Football, Sr. High Football, Track, Block C J Johnson, Jerome Chorus, Jr. High Basketball, Sr. High Basketball-Most Valuable Player,Hustler Award,Block C Johnson, Richard Chorus Johnson, Ricky Transfer, Sr. High Football,Block C Jones, Deborah FHA,Ink Pads,Health Careers,Chorus,Who's Who Among American High School Students K Kirby, Sheila Keeter, Robert Chorus, Jr. High Football L Lamb, Paul Jr. High Football Lane,Len Chorus, Sr. Superlative-Biggest Flirt Lawson, Robbie Battler,Thespians,Drama, FHA, FTA,French, Ink Pads, Health Careers,Chorus,Block C,Homecoming Candi- date-Second Runner Up '75,Queen '74,Cheerleader, Sr. Superlative-Most School Spirit, Most Talkative, Miss Cowpens Bicentennial Candidate, Miss Battler Finalist Lewis, Carol Jr. Beta, Dram a, Bus Driver, Chorus, Cheerleader, Jr. High Basketball, Block C,Sr. Superlative-Best Looking, Miss Cowpens Bicentennial Candidate, Miss Battler Finalist Logan, Phyllis Mighty Moo, Library Worker, Dr am a, FHA ,FTA, French, Ink Pads, Chorus, Cheerleader,Block C,Jr. GSr. High Basketball-score keeper, Sr. Superlative-Most T alkative, Most School Spirit, Most Depend able, Office Worker, Pep Club Lytle, Barry Battler,Quill And Scroll, Sr. Beta, Jr. Beta, Visual Aid, French, Jr. Marshall,Hall Of Fame, Who's Who Among American High School Students, French IGII Award, Sr. Class Lawyer, Sr. Superlative-Most Dependable M Makupson, Ricky Bus Drivers,Chorus,Band,Jr. High Football,Jr.High B asketb all, Track Mathis, Ray Mighty Moo, Visual Aid,Block C,Pep Club, Jr. High Basketball-manager, Jr. High Football, Sr. High Foot- ball-player G manager McConnell, Linda Battler,FHA,French,Jr. High Basketball, Sr. High Bas- ketball,Block C,Pep Club,Jr. Sr. Prom Committee, Who's Who Among American High Students McGraw,Dean Visual Aid,Bus Drivers,Chorus, Sr. Superlative-Most Talkative ,Vor. School McH am, Michael French, Chorus McKinney, Annette Transfer, FHA , Chorus, Office Worker, Pep Club,Home- coming Candidate McKinney, Jimmy Library Worker, Visual Aid,Chorus,Block C,Jr. High Basketball, Sr. High Basketball Mintz, Carol Sr. Beta, Chorus Mintz, Jerry Library Worker,Chorus,Jr. High Football, Sr. High Football,Block C Mitchell, Rovella FHA, Chorus Moo re, Clayton Mighty Moo,Jr. Beta,Band, Jr. High Football, Track Moss, Gary Sr. Beta,Jr.Beta,French,Latin-Magna Cum Laude Latin Award, Jr. High Basketball, Sr. High Basketball, Track,Block C,Hall Of Fame,Junior Marshall,P. C. Fellow, Sr. Class Prophet Murph, Lynn Jr. Bet a, Health Careers,French, Chorus, Clinic Worker, Office Worker, Sr. Superlative-Best Looking, Miss Bi- centennial Of Cowpens N Nolan, Cathy Pep Club, Chorus O Ogelsby, Janice Mighty Moo,Quill And Scroll, Sr. Beta, Jr. Beta, FHA, Ink Pads, Chorus,Clinic Worker, Second Place French Project Award O'Sullivan, Sandra Mighty Moo,FHA, Jr. Beta,French, Ink Pads, Who's Who Among American High School Students P Parton, Sherry Sr. Beta,Chorus Pettit, Paulette Mighty Moo, Pep Club, Student Council,Homeroom Officer, Sr. Beta, Jr. Beta,French, Latin, Chorus, Cheer- leader, Block C, Who's Who Among American High School Students Phillips, Laurie Student Council,French,Chorus,Cheerleader, Sr. Su- perlative-Biggest Flirt Purcell, Tim Transfer, Bus Driver, Chorus, Sr. High Football-Cap- tain, Track, Block C,Sr. Superlative-Best Looking Q Queen, Kathy Mighty Moo,Pep Club,VFW Award,Library Worker, Bus Driver,FHA,French Ink Pads Quinn, Tammy Battler, Jr. Beta,FHA,French, Ink Pads,Health Careers, Chorus,Office Worker, Pep Club Quinn,Tim Transfer,Mighty Moo,Quill And Scroll,Drama, French, First Place French Project Award, Chorus,Pep Club Award T earner, Deborah Pep Club V Rhinehart, Barbara French, Chorus Robbins, Donna Mighty Moo,Battler,Quill And Scroll, Student Coun- cil, Sr. Beta, Jr. Beta,FHA,Chorus,Clinic Worker,Jr. Marshall,Hall Of Fame, V. F. W. Award, Who's Who Among American High School Students Rodgers, Cindy Mighty Moo, Student Council,Jr. Beta, Library Worker, Thespians,Drama,FHA,French,Latin, Ink Pads,Block C,Jr. High Basketball-Statistician, Sr. High Basketball- Statistician, Second Place French Project Award, Magna Cum Laude Latin Award,Who's Who Among American High School Students Rogers, Terri Battler, Student Council, Class Officer, Sr. Beta, Cho- rus, Homecoming Candidate,Anna Todd Wofford Wo- man Scholar, Who's Who Among American High School Students, Miss Cowpens Bicentennial Candi- date-third place, Sr. Superlative-Best All Around Salters, Came Mae FHA Scruggs, Herbert Jr. Beta Shropsh ire, W i lli am Smalley, Richard Ink Pads, Chorus,Block C,Track, Sr. High Football- manager Smith,Dennis Bus Drivers, Jr. High Football, Sr. High Football, Block C, Transfer Ste ad m an, W ayl and Student Of The Year Award In Air Conditioning And Refrigeration-Vocational School Ste w art, Everett e Bus Driver, Chorus Vines, Byron Battler, Sr. Beta, Jr. Beta, Latin-Summa Cum Laude Award, Sr. High Football,Block C,Sr. Class Poet,Hall Of Fame, Jr. Marshall,Jr. High Valedictorian,P. C. Jr. Fellow, Second Place InUSC-S Literary Contest,Sr. Superlative-Most Likely To Succeed W Walker, Mike Mighty Moo,Quill And Scroll,Jr. Beta,French, Chorus, Jr. High Football, Sr. High Football-Hustler Award, Track,Block C, Who's Who Among American High School Students Walker, Tina Wells, Debbie Library Worker,French,Chorus, Sr. High Basketball, Journalism Award West, Minnie FHA, Chorus, Pep Club, Sr. Superlative-Biggest Flirt Whitt, Kenneth French, Chorus Whitt, Teresa FHA, Ink Pads,Band,Block C,Pep Club Wilson, Pam Battler,Quill And Scroll, Student Council, Student Body Officer,Homeroom Officer, Sr. Beta, Jr. Beta, Dram a, FHA, Latin, Ink Pads, Chorus, Homecoming Candid ate-Queen '75, Cheerleader, Jr. High Basketball, Block C,P. C. Jr. Fellow,Magna Cum Laude Latin Award, Sr. Superlative-Most Dependable, Who's Who Among American High School Students, Miss Cowpens Bicentennial Candid ate-fourth place Womick, Mike Wyatt, Mike Chorus, Jr. High Football player £ manager T alley, Cathey Drama, FT A, Chorus, Jr. High Basketball, Journalism Young, Doris Library Worker, Dr am a, FHA, Latin, Ink Pads,Band, Block C Juniors: Class of 'll Steve Abbott Tim Adkins Representatives: Amy Brooks, Steve Abbott, Arlene Teamer, Cheryl Boone, Kim Howard Class Officers: Gloria Brackett, President; Ken Martin, Vice- President; Suzie Humphries, Secretary; Robin Cash, Treasurer. Nick A Iverson Joy Arthur Mike Arthur 41 Gary Biggerstaff Cheryl Boone Gloria Brackett Debra Bradley Kenneth Brigman Amy Brooks Now Is Not the Time to Stop. We Must Continue . . . 42 Debbie Brown Eric Burns Bridgette Cash Chris Cash Johnny Cash Robin Cash Donna Chapman Jackie Clem Maxine Clemmons Arthur Compton Dede Cribb Rebecca Dale Ricky Dalton Bubba Dorman Audrey Drake Wanda Duckett Peggy Durrah Jay Easier Tim Emory Sara Farr Karen Fletcher Ken Frady Loretta Franklin Mitzi Gibson Donnie Gilbert Joy Groce Eddie Guest Ronnie Hardy Denny Hatchette Michael Hewitt 43 Guyan Hopper Carver Horne Jackie Horne Kim Howard Suzie Humphries Ronnie Johnson Phil Jolley Willie Jones Tim Key Diane Lamb Walter Linder Donald Littlejohn Elizabeth Littlejohn Tommy Lyles Phil Mabry Mike Manly Ken Martin Darrell McDowell Debbie McGaha Lenise McKinney Sheila Mitchell Patti Moss Clary Oglesby Art Owens Cindy Padgett Patti Page Ray Peahuff Renee Peeler Freda Pettit Ricky Phillips 44 Take the Next Big Step and Make the Class of '11 One of the Best Ever . .. Teresa Poteat Cindy Powell Debbie Price Scottie Proctor Billy Rhodes Kathy Robbins 45 Gettys Broome High School . . . Here We Come! Troy Scruggs Dedra Seay Tim Simpson Felix Smith Tony Snapp Rusty Spencer Brenda Sprouse Arlene Teamer Cindy Thornton Teresa Thrift Tim Thrift Marsha Tucker Howard Turner Steve Turner Mark Waddell Chuck Weber Ricky West Erskine Wheeler Denise White Monte Wilkins Rodney Wilkins Tony Williams Janice Willis Sammy Willis James Wise 46 Tenth Grade Tina Adair Tony Addington Jean Arrowood Kathy Arthur Colin Bailey Donna Biggerstaff Tina Bishop Lemar Blackwell Johnny Bright Reginald Brockman Homeroom Representatives: Paula Moore, Patti Messer, Freddie Parker, Absent; Co- lin Bailey, Jessie Dawkins, Alan Simpson. Lynn Brooks Connie Brown Trina Brown Gus Bryant Denise Burnett Gene Cantrell Polly Carter Linda Cash Carol Chapman Kathy Climer 47 Robbie Cooley Steve Coyle Allen Crook Eddie Crow Andrew Dale Robbie Daughtery Jesse Dawkins Susan Dearybury Scott Dogget Christine Duckett 48 Re nit a Garrett Angela Greene Kathy Greene Willie Hamilton Mary Lou Hammett Sharon Harris Clifford Harrison Andrew Hill Joe Hill lisa Holden Doyle Hughes Jimntfy Hunter Terry Hyder Joey Hyleman Kim Johnson Tim Jones David Kelly Kenny Kerns Luanne Greer Joy Kirby William Kirby Debra Littlejohn Lena Littlejohn Sherry Lovin Angela Lyles Gloria Lynch Eddie Mabry Donnie Martin June McCluney Gerri McConnell Joyce MaGaha William McKinney Patty Messer Jeff Miller Kathy Miller Patty Millwood Karen Mings Randy Mings Tim Mintz Paula Moore Larry Mulkey Randy Nichols David O'Sullivan Alberta Page Vertie Palmer Freddie Parker Larry Parks Paul Pettit 50 Donna Phillips Kathyn Phillips Trina Phillips Larry Prater Vinyard Price Les Ray Tony Revels David Robinson David Scruggs Gail Scruggs In Memoriam Dennis Smalley Bruce Smith Patti Snapp Kim Spencer Louise Staton Evelyn Stewart Kim Arthur October 1960- August 1975 51 Angie Swann Alena Tally Ricky Teamer Tammy Thrift Toni Trent Sandy Tucker Karen Vess Tim Waldrop Carol Wells Sammy White Renne Willis Ricky Wood A undrey Worthy Patricia Worthy Victor Worthy Vickie Wyatt Perry Wycuff Ricky Yount Class of’79 . . . Freshmen Representatives: Sharon Howard, Steve Bright, Bobbie Oglesby, Chuckie Thrower, lisa Stevens, Robert Brigman, Louisa Keller. Tammy Adair Mary Allen Alan Arthur Chris Arthur John Atkins Paula Barton Brian Bennett Tommy Biggerstaff Billy Billings Alan Blanton Randy Brackett Jimmy Bradley Kurt Bradley Jerry Brannon Steve Bright Robert Brigman Lee Brooks Curt Brown Diana Bryant Debra Buckson Lee Burnette Bridgett Carpenter Claudia Carr June Cadi Carole Chapman Joy Chapman Mark Clark Sonya Clubb Gary Collins Juan Collins Elaine Connor Candy Cooke Jeff Cooke Tim Cooke Lynn Cooley Kim Coyle Jeaneane Dalton Renee Daniel Ricky Davis David Dawkins Rosalind Dawkins Donnie Dewberry Steve Donald Abbey Doolittle Scottie Dover Anthony Duckett Jimmy Dunn Barbie Easier Janice Fair Mike Fowler Teresa Fowler Tracy Fowler Janet Fox Eddie Gilbert Jackie Gladden David Glenn Jeanette Glenn Tim Gowan Sandra Greene Teresa Guest 54 Tim Guest Stanley Hall Mary Hamilton Sidney Hardy Linda Hewitt Barry Hulsey Gail Humphries Rusty Humphries Bobby Inman Rodney Inman Danny Johnson Debra Johnson Steve Johnson Debra Jones Joseph Jones Pam Jones Robbie Jones Rusty Jones Curley Keenan Joey Keenan Louisa Keller Jimmy Kelly Ronnie Kems Donald Kirby Johnny Kirby David Lamb Mike Lawing Kim Linder Todd Lipscomb Deitra Littlejohn Tony Lowrance Debbie Mabry Kenneth Mathis Phil McAllister Mike McCardle Ashley McCray Frank Miller David Millwood Jimmy Mode Guy Moore Tina Morrow Jana Nolan 55 Myra Nolan Bobbie Oglesby Roxanne Oglesby Jamie Oxley Tammy Padgett Tony Parris Patsy Parson Enoch Parton Kay Parton Donna Patty Sheila Patty Ending Junior High, We Are Taking on New Responsibilities . . . 56 Cathy Pettit Johnny Pettit Keith Poole Debra Powell Andy Price Miriam Rhinehart Sharon Richburg Deborah Robinson Dena Robinson Eldrid Robinson Jesse Robinson Donna Scruggs So Let’s Do Our Best for Michael Scruggs Pam Scruggs Lisa Seay Susan Seay Tammy Shipman Ann Simpson Belinda Smith Mike Spencer Lisa Stephens Teresa Stephens Larry Stewart Billy Swofford Ann Teal Linda Thomas Wendall Thomas Robin Thornton Bobby Threadgill Sandy Thrift 57 Tony Thrift Chuckie Thrower Tammy Tucker Levon Varnadore Gloria Waters Linda Wells One to Be Remembered Always. Alan White Keliegh Wiggins James Wilkins Sharon Williams Jamie Willis Jeff Willis Melissa Winn Pat Womick Gene Woods Scottie Woods Kim Wright Paul Young 58 Eighth Grade — Class of’80 Kevin Adair John Altman Homeroom Representatives: Todd Howard, Judy Poole, Jan Dalton, Melinde Phillips, Jane Farr, Tonette Sarratt, Nancy McCraw, Myra Emory. Natalie A Iverson Laney Anderson Darryl Aimer Tina Arthur Debbie Bailey Glenda Bailey Lisa Barnette Diane Blanton Barry Bledsoe Mike Bogan Roger Bradley Mary Bright 59 60 Debra Bryant Ricky Buchanan Teresa Buckson Edward Cannon Robin Cantrell Carolyn Carpenter Dennis Cash Ansie Chapman Steve Clem Kathy Clemmons Sheila Clemmons Ervin Coggins Ken Coggins Tina Corke Kim Cope Tracy Copeland Teresa Coxey Michael Crow Danny Dale Jan Dalton Bobby Davis Freddy Davis Earl Deaton Elaine Daughty David Dover Renee Dunagin Cheryl Duncan Mike Durrah Becky Easier Melissa Easier Robin Easier Nancy Eller Keith Emory Myra Emory Jane Farr Kenneth Fowler Marty Firebough Wanda Fox Leonard Gallman Maxie Garrett Beverly Gentry Tina Gilbert Belinda Gladden Joy Goode Randy Goode Rickie Gore Kevin Gossett Tammy Green Kaye Greer Ned Hall Danielle Hammett Glenn Hammett Kathy Harris Timmy Harris Stan Harris Roger Hester Gerald Hill Kevin Hill Brian Home Tammy Home Todd Howard Kathy Huffman Bruce Hulsey Robin Inman 61 Cherie Ivey Anna Jefferies Mike Johnson T aw ane J ohnson Janice Jonas Angela Jones T am my J ones Tim Jones Constanza Kelly Jimmy Kelly Robin Kirby Sue Kirby Steve Lamb Gloria Jean Linder Mike Littlejohn Steve Lowrance James Mabry Scotty Martin Mardella Mathis Junior McAbee Mark McCarter Nancy McCraw Brian McCray Kenneth Miller Mike Miller Tim Mings Jackie Mitchell John Mitchell Ronnie Mulkey Cheryl Murph Eric Norman Lisa Ogle Veronica Oglesby Jeff Parsons Jerry Patty Teresa Pearson Gerri Pequinot Jimmy Pettit Bud Phillips Lynn Phillips Melanie Phillips Todd Phillips 62 Judy Poole Marilyn Potts Barbara Powell Dale Power Mark Quinn Mike Rhoades Bobby Robbins Byron Rodgers Lynette Rogers Susan Rogers Tommy Ruppe Howard Salters Tonette Sarratt Renee Scruggs Jane Seay Renee Seagle Rhonda Shipman Philbert Smith Ricky Stewart Sheila Sprouse Vickie Sullivan Pam Suttles 63 Rodney Wood Roger Worley Kimberly Tate Faye Teal Allen Thompson Ronald Thompson Mike Tisdale Steve Waddell Tim Whelchel Robbie Whitt Kathy Whitt Theresa Whitt Fred Wilkins Nancy Wilkins i Dim Stephanie Wyatt James Young Because the Class of 1980 Will Live On! Seventh Grade Seventh Grade Representatives Pam Quinn Treva Bailey Ricky Brannon Phil Arthur Billy Bailey Jamie Key Mike Weber Kim Bible David Addington Randy Armer Ronnie Arrowood Margaret Ann Arthur Mary Arthur Phil Arthur Dale Bagwell Billy Bailey Dana Bailey Treva Bailey Tony Bayne Steve Beckham Joey Bennett Kim Bible Dale Biggerstaff Debbie Biggerstaff Wanda Blankenship Michelle Boyd Ricky Brannon Kerry Bridges Randall Brown Dianne Bulman Ricky Burnette Robin Camp 65 Mark Cash Dennis Carson Lisa Champion Teresa Champion Barbette Chapman Johnny Clubb Earnest Coleston Anna Compton Lana Cook Ricky Cooke Kelly Coyle Joseph Cribb We Set Our Goals and Strive to Reach Them at the End of Our High School Career Cecelia Riddle, Gay Messer, Sheila Smith, Jamie Key, Mitch McCardle, David Paul Moore, Terry Crocker, Perry Gentry, Steve Scruggs, Marty Poteat. 66 Terry Crocker Dianne Davis Earl Dawkins Emanuel Dewberry Tim Donald Martha Doughty Sherrie Duncan Butch Ellis Ronnie Emory Shiela Emory Sherry Evans Bryan Foster This Is Where It All Had to Start. As Seventh Graders We Undertook Things We Never Did Before. Lana Cook Donna Fox George Frost Cheryl Gamer Edward Garrett Perry Gentry Jimmy Lee Glenn Ray Goode Robin Goode Sammy Goode Scott Goode Marie Gossett Donna Gowan 67 Robert Hackett Martin Hall Bradford Hatchett Randy Henderson Lori Anne Hewitt Pam Hill Sherrie Hill Angie Holcomb Sylvia Hollis Melinda Hopper Jacqueline Home Julia Huckaby Jeff Humphries David Inman Rhonda Inman Daniel Johnson Jeff Johnson Sam Johnson Christina Jones LaFonda Jones Glenn Jordan David Keenan Kenny Keenan Elaine Kelly But We Made It Together, When We Tried. Phil Arthur Treva Bailey Wiley Page Sonya Logan 68 We Were Scared This Year But Now We’re the Best Darryl Armer Timmy Revels Drexal Proctor Clarence Robinson Jamie Key Mark Kirby Ricky Lamb Frank Laney Tracy Lawson Charmaine Ledford Tim Lipscomb Sonya Logan Debra Lyda Bobby Lynch Douglas Manigan Cindy Martin Marty Martin Rita Martin Bobby Mathis Donna Mathis James McCardle Ray McCarter Ricky McCurry Norma McGaha James McLeod Gay Messer James Mingus David Paul Moore 69 James Lee Moore Ray Moore Barbara Mullinax Charles Murphy Darla Norton Carla Oglesby Alan O'quinn Wesley O'Shields Robert O'Sullivan Becky Oxford Robert Padgett Wiley Page Sheila Parker Terry Patty Lorie Peeler Benji Petty Donald Phillips Pam Phillips Marty Poteat Drexal Proctor Jeffrey Mitchell Pruitt Ann Queen Teddy Queen Morris Quinn Pam Quinn Timmy Revels Leonard Rice Marion Richburg Cecelia Riddle Woodrow Ridings Clarence Robinson Jackie Rudicill Debbie Sanders Tony Sarratt Janice Scruggs Karen Scruggs Steve Scruggs Mark Seay Scott Shrewe Danny Sisk Cindy Sizemore Maurice Smalley 70 Penny Smith Sheila Smith Pandra Snapp Scott Spencer Thomas Spencer Tim Snencer Joel Swofford Rickey Talley Donna Threadgill Eddie Threadgill Beth Thrift Susan Thrift We Made All the Bad Things .. . Christina Jones Gary Brian Waddell Tracy Lawson Terry Patty Clyde Tumer Gary Brian Waddell Gary Dean Waddell Renee Waddell Kenneth Waldrop Wendy Walker Tommy Wallace Mike Weber Mark Welchel Lisa Ann Williams Tina Williams Darren Willis 71 GOOD! Christina Jones Gary Brian Waddell Terry Patty Tracy Lawson Rhonda Willis Micheal Wilkins Robin Wilson Sherry Winkler Eddy Wyatt Lynn Wyatt Sammy Yount NOT PICTURED: Lynn Cooke Cathey Hawes Gary Hawes Edwin Kelly Jackie Mathis Donna Jean Smith Marvin Willis •V «r- m. 72 FACULTY 73 CHS 75-76 Administration 74 TOP LEFT: District 3 Board of Trustees and Administration. SEATED: Mr. Larry Hodge, Vice- Chairman; Mr. William Biggerstaff, Mr. Bobbie Wilkins, Mr. Jackie Col- lins, Mr. Conrad Lipscomb, Mr. W.B. Moore, County Board; and Mr. George Senn. STANDING: Mr. Griffin, Mr. James Saty, Secretary; Mr. Carl Furr, Mr. Robert Chapman, Chairman; Mrs. Mary Alice Rush, recording secretary; Dr. Buie and Mr. fowler. MIDDLE FAR LEFT: Dr. James A. Buie, Superintendent. FAR RIGHT: Mr. Roy Fowler, Assistant Superintendent for Instructions. BOTTOM LEFT: Secretaries, Mrs. Diane Seal, Mrs. Mary Alice Rush, Mrs. Yvonee Littlefield. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. Warren Griffin, Assistant Superintendent for Business. TOP LEFT: Mr. R.D. Ross, Principal. TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Joyce Jones, Sec. MIDDLE LEFT: Mr. D.L. Stephen, Asst. Principal. ABOVE: Mrs. Janis Williams, Sec. LEFT: Mr. Jim Rich, Asst. Principal. 75 •5? A I. . CHS Faculty Past and Present Babies? 76 77 Mrs. Sara Cooper - -Earth Science Mr. Roger Cox - Band I and II Mr Science Hugh Burnett - Phy Mr. Gene Cantrell - Math 7, Business Math Mrs. Peggy Cole - Math 8, English 7, Geometry Mrs. Doris Campbell - Social Studies 8, U.S. History r 78 Mrs. Hallie Foster - English III Mr. Joel Gaffney - Social Studies 7 Mr. Tim Crawford - U.S. His- tory, Psychology, Sociology Mr. Roy Dickson - Civics, Social Studies 7 79 En Mr. Kasler Hughes - General Shop, Pre-Voc. I and II Mrs. Gayle Lewis - English II Mrs. Nancy Haughey and II English I Mrs. Mildred Hopper I� Typing I and II Shorthand Mrs. Barbara Gay Mr. Billy Gossett - English 8 - Boys' P.E. 80 81 Mr. Gary Robinette - Life S cie nee, W orld H istoxy Mrs. Terri Robinette - Girls' P.E. Mrs. Harriette Ponder - Typing I, Bookkeeping, English I and IV Mrs. Shirley Potter - Teachers' Aide 82 83 Mrs. Maudine Shoneke - French I and II, Journalism Mr. Emanuel Skinner - Boys' P.E. Mrs. Joanne Stephens - General Math I Miss Gayle Swofford - English I, Reading J 84 Mrs. Thelma Wilkins - Home Ec. Specialization, Pre. Voc. I and Nurses: Mrs. Georgia Wheeler and Mrs. Nancy Austin Mrs. Jane Turnage - English 7 and 8 Custodian: Mr. Robert Fernanders Mr. Bud Teaster - Principal, Daniel Morgan Vocational School Mr. John Waters - Phy. and Earth Science 85 ABOVE LEFT: Mrs. Mary Jane Boyd, Mrs. Estelle Reynolds, Mrs. Ruby Baldwin, Mrs. Minnie Mathis, Mrs. Ola Robbins, Mrs. Eunice Mullinax, Lunchroom Ladies. ABOVE RIGHT: Mrs. Callie Seay, Supervisor. 11 BELOW RIGHT: Mr. Aaron Childers, Mr. Lawton Winkler - Custodians Linda Stapleton Junior Varsity Girls Basketball. Terri Robinette • Varisty Girls Bas- ketball, Track. Gary Robinette - Varsity Football, Junior Varsity Boys Basketball. Roy Dickson - Baseball, Junior Varsity Football. Billy Gossett - Varsity Boys Bas- ketball, Golf, Junior Varsity Foot ball. Jim Rich - Varsity Football-Head Coach, Athletic Director. Varsity Cheerleaders — 75-76 Anita Bible - Captain Paulette Pettit Arlene Teamer Lana Cook - Mascot Robbie Lawson Robin Durrah 90 Clary Oglesby Joy Kirby Amy Brooks Lynn Brooks Jesse Dawkins 91 Let’s Go Raiders! HY-FARR The football team visited Pacolet High on September 19. The Red Raiders were defeated in the last meeting of the two teams, 21-6. 94 C. H. S. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE-1975 Sept. 5 Try on Sept. 19 Pacolet Sept. 26 Fort Mill Oct. 3 Great Falls Oct. 10 Boiling Springs Oct. 17 W oodruff Oct. 24 Chesnee Oct. 31 Blue Ridge Nov. 7 Buford Nov. 14 Blacksburg Howard Turner goes in for a Cowpens Touchdown against Buford. 95 This past year, the Raiders defense became a major part of the football game. OPPOSITE - Mike Walker holds ground against Pacolet and Raiders stop a Fort Mill player. Ken Martin-E Willie Jones-E Larry Mulkey-G Tim Mintz-G Jerry Mintz-G 97 98 99 October 31, 1975 — Halloween? . . BACK TO THE 60’s Homecoming '75! It started on Thursday Oct. 30 when the students and faculty dressed in the styles of the 60's. Everyone seemed to enjoy the day. That afternoon was spent at a Parade downtown and a rehearsal at the school for the candidates to get ready for that Big Day. 100 . .. No! CHS Homecoming Friday- A regular school day ex- cept for the nerves. The class of 65 came to an assembly, held in their honor, where the chorus sang and the band played tunes from '65. The candidates for Queen were presented and the student body as a whole voted. The ballots were counted and sealed inside an envelope. Every- one left school anxious for the ballgame and half-time when the secret would be revealed. THEN THE BALLGAME — HALFTIME TOO! LEFT: Lynne Brooks and Mike Walker. RIGHT: Kim Coyle and Ricky Johnson LEFT: Terri Durham and Bobby Hulsey. RIGHT: Robbie Lawson and Tim Purcell. Miss Terri Durham was named 1st runner-up and Miss Robbie Lawson was named 2nd runner- up 101 LEFT: Annette McKinney and Richard Duncan. RIGHT: Terri Rogers and Clay Brooks. LEFT: Marsha Tucker and Tommy Clary. RIGHT: Pam Wilson and Jerry Mintz. LEFT: Harriette Belue and Donnie Gilbert. After all the candidates were announced by Mr. Phillip Bailey, they stood on the field while the band played and the spectators held their breath. The final moment was drawing near when Mr. Ross, the princi- pal, along with Harriette Belue and Donnie Gilbert, the 1965 mascots, walked on the field. Mrs. Peggy Cole, Student Council Advisor, stood on the side line smiling because she already knew the secret. Mr. Ross stood with crown in hand while Mr. Bailey stated, And now the 1975 Homecoming Queen, the last at CHS, Miss Pam Wilson. 102 1ST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT- Cindy Rodgers-Statistician, Mrs. Terri Robinette-Coach, Sheila Mitchell Mgr. , 2ND ROW-Patty Messer, Pam Wilson, Sandy Durham, Debra Littlejohn, Gloria Brackett, Patti Page, Cathy Ervin, Aundrea Worthy, Debbie Sue Wells, Terri Durham, Toni Trent, and Terri Duckett. Three of these girls were named to the All Conference AA team. They were: Patti Page, Gloria Brackett, and Terri Dur- ham. Mrs. Robinette was also named Piedmont Conference AA Coach of the Year . Tammy Ouinn, absent in photo, served as Scorekepper. KAJl'it 104 Teamwork Proves Successful forC.H.S. Raiderettes. 105 We’re Number One! Opp. Right- Terri Durham Scores two Points on this jump shot against Pacolet. The Raiderettes defeated the Indains by a score of 44-16. 106 GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL COWPENS OPPONENT 39 Jonesville 31 32 Boiling Springs 21 36 Woodruff 32 29 Boiling Springs 11 39 Woodruff 36 37 Buford 21 32 Blacksburg 29 50 Great Falls 26 59 Chesnee 25 41 Fort Mill 37 44 Paco let 16 39 Great Falls 26 36 Blacksburg 23 45 Buford 25 43 Pa co let V 46 Fort Mill 44 39 Jonesville 21 46 Chesnee 23 107 Terri Durham Andrea Worthy Cathy Ervin Gloria Brackett Sandy Durham Toni Trent Debra Littlejohn Patty Messer Pam Wilson Hill Eddie Gentry Vic Durrah Eric Burns Ricky Harris Carroll Wells Jerome Johnson Daryll McDowell Jeff Miller LEFT TO RIGHT: Perry Gentry-Mgr. , Eric Burns, Vic Durrah, Vic Worthy, Darrell McDowell, Carroll Wells, Gary Moss, Eddie Gentry, Ricky Harris, Jeff Miller, Rusty Spencer, Coach Billy Gossett. Cowpens Over Boiling Springs i E eofl Eddie Gentry and Jerome Johnson were selected as all conference in the Piedmont AA Conference. 112 Raiders Are Dyn-o-mite! (ABOVE LEFT) Rusty Spencer using his defense power against Buford during the tournament. (RIGHT) Jerome Johnson stops a Yellow Jacket also on the move. (BOTTOM RIGHT) Who's got it? 113 J.V. Cheerleaders — 1975-1976 114 115 ■ ; Sfe 1ST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT- Mark Cash-Mgr., Bruce Hulsey ,£jylaxie Gar- rett, Ricky Brannon, Mike Spencer, Barry Hulsey, Samuel Johnson, Jeff iK-ti ■ ' t . Willis, Tim Mings, Phil Arthur, Emanuel -Dewberry K n Waldrop-dvlgr. 2ND ROW-David Inman-Mgr. , Robert Brigman, Chris Artft r, Kdrt Bradley, Brian Bennett, Mike Crow, James Mabry, Mike Rhodes, Mike gowle r fctee , fvetth Pbple, Sr Brooks, Larry Ha ire-Mgr. , 3RD ROW- Coach Billy Gossett, JB 1 | Enoch Parton, Juan Collins, Tony Ipwranee, Tommy Ruppe' Jamfe Willis, Ronnie Kerns, Donnie Dew e'rry,-jiintny Mode, Michael Durrah, Rpntie Mulkey, Coach Roy Dickson.' 1 1 • V Offensive Team: LEFT TO RIGHT-Jamie Willis, Robert Brigman, Mike Fowler, Michael Durrah, Donnie Dewberry, Tommy Ruppe, Chris Arthur, Juan Collins, Kurt Bradley, Lee Brooks, Ronnie Kerns. Defensive Team: LEFT TO RIGHT-Jeff Willis, Lee Brooks, Chris Arthur, Jimmy Mode, Donnie Dewberry, Tommy Ruppe, Michael Durrah, Juan Collins, Mike Fowler, Jamie Willis, Barry Hulsey. Junior Varsity SCHEDULE 11 Chesnee Away 18 Blacksburg Home 25 Woodruff Away 2 Pa colet Home 9 B. Springs Away 16 Roebuck Home 23 Landrum Home Tomorrow’s Leaders Raiders’ Spirit Is Number 1! This Season proved to be a successful one for the J.V. 's. The Raiders were 1st runner ups in the Spartanburg County League. Coach Roy Dickson was selected as Coach of the Year. Juan Col- lins was picked as A11-Conference while Donnie Dewberry received the award, Defensive Back of the Yeai . 119 Raiders always seem to stick together as shown above. J.V. Girls Basketball 1ST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT - Tina Gilbert, Carla Oglesby, Melanie Phillips, Susan Seay, Nancy Wilkins, Constanza Kelly, Miss Linda Stapleton-Coach. 2ND ROW LEFT TO RIGHT- Jan Dal- ton-Mgr. , Nancy McCraw, Glenda Bailey, Joy Chapman, Anna Jefferies, Ann Simpson, Rox- anne Oglesby-Mgr. 120 Raiderettes Defeat Pacolet’s Indians! The CowpensHigh J.V. teams gained a great deal of experience during the 1975-76 season. Through tough competition, a desire to win was created in each player. As the competition became tougher, the teams will to win became stronger. Not only did the J.V.'s gain experience in athletic competition, they also learned a great deal about the technique of playing games. Red Raider experiences wili afford advantages when they enter varsity competition. 121 Tina Gilbert was chosen as the Most Valuable Player in the Junior High League for girls basketball. The girls were defeated by Pacolet in the first round of the tournament. 122 J.V. Boys’ Basketball LHLSn LANDku. 1ST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT- Ricky Talley, Coach Garv Robinnete, Steve Clem. 2ND ROW- Tim Guest-Trainer, Bruce Hulsey, Stan Harris, Chris Arthur, Keith Poole, Barry Hulsey, Sam Johnson-Mgr. , 3RD ROW- Ronnie Thompson, Jamie Willis, Ronnie Kerns, Jamie Oxley, Donnie Dewberry, Tony Lowrance, Micheal Durrah. 123 Cowpens J. V. 's completed their season with a 10-6 record. Con- gradulations go to the team and Mr. Robinette. Ronnie Kerns-All Conference 125 Baseball — 76 Team: L-R, 1ST ROW- Alan Dorman, 2ND ROW- Kurt Bradley, Bubba Dorman, Chris Arthur, Stanley Hall, Tim Donald, Marty Pot eat. 3RD ROW- Colin Bailey, Lee Brooks, Jeff Willis, Chuck Weber, Tim Key, Mark Arthur, Coach Roy Dickson. 4TH ROW-Steve Donald, Mike Arthur, Steve Burrell, Jerry Brannon, Jamie Willis, Nick Alverson, Lamar Blackwell. 126 Baseball took alot of work, like sliding into third or calling the move, but along with the work came the fun. (VICTORY) Golf—76 Team: L-R, Coach Billy Gossett, Clayton Moore, Rusty Spencer, Tim Adkins, Gary Moss, Tal Henry, Phil Jolley. 7.V- 129 1976 became the first year for a CHS golf team. They had a tough schedule but it was most successful. Here Phil tees off, Gary blast out of the sand trap and Tal putts one in. 130 Raiders Roll Over Chesnee! 131 T rack-T rack-T rack-T rack-T rack-T rack-T rack Team: L-R, 1ST ROW- Gary Biggerstaff, Randy Nichols, Felix Smith, Juan Collins, Thomas Biggerstaff, Eldred Robinson, Mike Spencer, Andy Price. 2ND ROW- Willie Jones, Jimmy McKinney, Carroll Wells, Larry Mulkey, Steve Bright, Jeff Miller, Steve Johnson, Coach Hank Rogers. 132 133 134 CLUBS 135 Battler Staff’76 Few People but Loads of WORK! TOP LEFT: Mrs. Harriette Ponder- Advisor TOP RIGHT: Barry Lytle-Sports Editor BOTTOM LEFT: Patty Hammett- Senior Editor, Club Editor BOTTOM RIGHT: Pam Wilson- Editor 136 Hr w i TOP LEFT: Tammy Quinn-Typist TOP RIGHT: Jeanne Gregory- Class Editor, MIDDLE LEFT: Clary Oglesby-Class Editor, MIDDLE: Terri Durham-Class Editor, MID- DLE RIGHT: Robin Cash-Class Editor, BOTTOM LEFT: Patti Moss-Class Editor 137 I The Mighty Moo Staff 1976 TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Maudine Shoneke- advisor TOP LEFT: Cindy Rodgers-Senior Editor BOTTOM: L to R-Kathy Queen, Donna Robbins, Darrell McDowell, Myra Holden, Guyan Hopper- photographers 138 TOP: Norma Gallman, Janice Oglesby-Exchange Editors, MIDDLE: Kyle Rogers, Lynn Brooks, Toni Trent, Angie Swan-Reporters BOTTOM: Rusty Spencer, Phyllis Logan, Cathy Ervin, Ray Mathis- Sports Staff 139 TOP LEFT: Lisa Stephens, Tim Quinn-Club Editors, TOP RIGHT: Ricky Harris-Sports Editor, BOTTOM LEFT: Tommy Clary, Joy Arthur-Art Staff, BOTTOM RIGHT: Randy Nichols, Absent-Theresa Thrift-Business Editors 140 TOP LEFT: Debbie Price-Junior Editor TOP RIGHT: Bobbie Oglesby -News Editor BOTTOM LEFT: Cheri Carson, Robin Cash, San- dra O'sullivan BOTTOM RIGHT: Mike Walker-Editorial Editor 141 Student Council 75-76 TOP: Mrs. Peggy Cole-advisor, MIDDLE LEFT: Pam Wilson- President MIDDLE RIGHT: Mike Arthur-Vice President, BOTTOM: L to R- FIRST ROW: Cindy Rod- gers, Gloria Brackett, Ricky Harris, Donna Phillips, Renita Garrett, SECOND ROW: Polly Carter, Theresa Thrift, Terri Rogers, Linda Cash 142 TOP LEFT: Kurt Bradley-Secretary TOP RIGHT: Randy Nichols-Treas- urer MIDDLE: Twelfth Grade Rep.-Tal Henry, Teresa Easier, Terri Duckett, Steve Burell BOTTOM: Eleventh Grade Rep. - Cheryl Boone, Kim Howard, Steve Abbot, Arlene Teamer, Amy Brooks 143 Homeroom Representatives Speak Out! TOP: Tenth Grade Rep. - FRONT ROW: Colin Bailey, Alan Simpson, SECOND ROW: Freddie Parker, Patti Messer, Paula Moore, Jessie Dawkins MIDDLE: LtoR - Robert Brigman, Lisa Stephens, Louisa Keller, Bobbie Oglesby, Sharon Howard-Ninth Grade Rep. BOTTOM: Eight Grade Rep.-FIRST ROW: Jane Farr, Todd Howard, Tonette Sar- ratt, SECOND ROW: Nancy McGraw, Melanie Phillips, THIRD ROW: Myra Emory, Jan Dalton, Judy Poole 144 145 Council in Action The Student Council sponsored a Christmas dance at which time Miss Merry Christmas was crown- ed. The winners were (L.-R), 7th grade Pam Phillips, 8th grade Judy Poole, 9th grade Bobbie Oglesby, Sharron Howard (tied), Louisa Keller-Jr. High Winner, Terri Durham-Sr. High Winner, 12th grade Sherrie Coggins, 11th grade Gloria Brackett, 10th grade Joy Kirby. Student Council also sponsored a Flirt Day on Feb. 14. The young lady to obtain the most hearts from the young men won the event. The winner was Miss Bobbie Oglesby. 146 • Cowpcm Hi h School Code � «I. 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TOP: Mrs. Janice Williams-advisor MIDDLE: Jan Dalton, Cherie Ivey, Geri Pequignot, Donna Chapman, Karen Vess, Jane Seay BOTTOM: Kim Linder, Lynn Cooley, Teresa Stephens, Tracy Copeland, Jackie Clem, Donna Biggerstaff i 7v Junior Beta TOP: L to R; T. Stephens, B. Gentry, R. Inman, T. Sarrett, N. Wilkins, J. Jonas, N. Alverson, N. McGraw, J.HD. Gowan, L. Jones, B. Smith, K. Bible, J. Chapman, A. Chapman, T. Ho- ward. SECOND ROW; C. Duncan, T. Home, R. Dunagin, A. Comp- ton, T. Wallace, K. Scruggs, D. Sanders, A. Holcombe, S. Evans, S. Duncan, D. Bailey, S. Amony, S. Thrift, D. Davis, T. Bailey, G. Messer, D. Powell THIRD ROW; S. Howard, B. Oglesby, B. McCray, J. Key, J. Dalton, G. Bailey, T. Arthur, C. Ivey, D. Buliman, L. Wyatt, T. Spencer. S. Smith, P. Young, A. Blanton, T. Gilbert, M. Webber, J. Mabry, S. Hopper, L. Stephens, J. Cooks, G. Humphries, M. Smal- ley, BOTTOM: L to R; Joy Chap- man - President; Bobbie Oglesby - V. President; Janice Jonas - Sec- retary; Natalie Alverson - Treasurer 148 Senior Beta TOP LEFT: Mrs. Haughay-advisor TOP RIGHT: Paulette Pettit-President, Terri Rogers-Vice President, Robin Cash-Secretary and treasurer, BOTTOM: FIRST ROW: Susie Humphries, Paulette Pettit, Terri Rogers, Denise White, Robin Cash, Gail Scruggs, Tina Adair, Carole Chapman, SECOND ROW: Patti Messer, Cathy Ervin, Loretta Franklin, Debbie Price, Donna Robbins, Pam Wilson, Clary Oglesby, Anita Bible, Linda Cash, Polly Carter, THIRD ROW: Rhonda Chapman, Jeanne Gregory, Ricky Harris, Ken Frady, Colin Bailey, Amy Cannon, Andy Hill, Amy Brooks 149 Ink Pads Make Communication TOP: Doris Young MIDDLE RIGHT: Mrs. Lois Savage- advisor BOTTOM: Norma Gallman-President Rebecca Dale- Secretary Treasurer Kathy Robbins-Social Chairman Cheri Carson- Vice President 150 BOTTOM: SITTING-L to R Denise White, Bobbie Ogelsby, Sharon Howard, Tammy Shipman, Rebecca Dale, Doris Young, Nor- ma Gallman, Robin Cash, Renee Willis, STANDING-John Gamer, Eric Norman, Jeff Cooke, Brian McCray, Byron Rodgers, Kathy Robbins, Mitzi Gibson, Jean Arrowood, Linda Cash, Debbie Price, Angela Greene. 151 Latin Club TCP' Amy Brocks- Vice President Bobbie Cgeisby-Social Chairman Clary Oglesby- Treasurer Robin Cash- Secretary Debbie Price- President MIDDLE LEFT: Centurtan BOTTOM: 1 to R. S ITT INC-1 oretti Franklin, Clary Oglesby, Debbie Price. Amy Brooks. Johnny Pettit, Jamie CxI-ey, Darrel McDowell, Patti Moss. Tim Key. Linda Cash, Denise White, Doris Young, Renee Seagle. SECOND ROW: Robin Cash, Ansie Chapman., Myra Emory. Nancy McCraw, Janice Jonas, Steve Donald. Byron Rodgers, Glenn Hammett. Jeff Cooke. Stan Hams. Eric Norman. Brian McCray, Maxie Carrett. THIRD ROW: Rhonda Chapman, Claudia Carr, Tammy Shipman. Renee Dunagm. Andy Price, David Ervin. Ricky' Wood, Colin Bailey . Andrew HiLL, Sharon Howard, John Gamer, Bobbie Ogles y, Paul Pettit, Tina Adair, Carole Chap- man. Bnbba Dorman 152 UM 153 Trusty Drivers? TOP RIGHT: L-R: Randy Epps, Jay Easier, Carver Horne, Trena Brown, Gary Biggerstaff, Sharon Crook, Phil Jolley, Tony Revels. BOTTOM: L-R: Kathy Queen, DeanMcCraw, Dennis Smith, Carol Lewis, Ricky Makupson. 154 TOP: BOTTOM ROW-Arthur Comp- ton, Tim Purcell, Steve Burrell, Tim Emory, Steve Abbot. TOP ROW-Gene Rogers, Kenneth Martin, Kenneth Brigman, Steve Bright. MIDDLE: Mr. D. L. Stephens-advisor. BOTTOM: Eddie Guest, Mike Arthur, Chuck Webber, Ross Gossett 155 TOP: SITTING: Theresa Thrift-Reporter, Donna Phillips-Secretary, Vicky Wyatt - Vice President, Debbie Price-Parlimen- tarian, Donna Biggerstaff-Treasurer, Denise White-Historian, Polly Carter- President, (absent) Lynn Murph MIDDLE: Kim Linder, Teresa Stephens, Joy Arthur, Debbie Price, Carole Chap- man, Tammy Adair, Donna Phillips, Polly Carter, Donna Biggerstaff, Denise White, Connie Brown, Jackie Horne 156 ( TOP: Gerri McConnell, Trena Brown, Janice Willis, Sharon Wil- liams, Vertie Palmer, Louisa Kel- ler. SECOND ROW: Tina Adair, Marsha Tucker, Joy Kirby, Susan Dearybury, Keilah Wiggins, Jackie Clem, Don- na Chapman, Paula Moore. MIDDLE LEFT: Donna Phillips, Polly Moore. MIDDLE LEFT: Mrs. Marbelle Phil- lips, Sponsor. BOTTOM: Theresa Thrift, Jackie Home. 157 French Club TOP RIGHT: OFFICERS: L-R: Kathy Phillips-Treas, Jeanne Gregory- Vice-Pres, Randy Nichols -Reporter, Toni Trent-Pres. , Kathy Arthur-Sec. BOTTOM: FIRST ROW, L-R: Angela Green, Mary Low Hammett, Rene Willis, Tina Adair, Connie Brown, Karen Vess, Evelyn Stewart, Cheri Carson, Renita Garrett. SECOND ROW: L-R: John Garner, Loretta Franklin, Teresa Poteat, Kim Spencer, Perry Wycuff, Gloria Brackett, Sharon Crook, Teresa Arrowood, Tim Guest, Patti Snapp, Ricky Wood 158 TOP: William Kirby, Connie Brown, David O'sullivan, Jean Arrowood MIDDLE: A display of French Projects BOTTOM: The French Flag-another French project. 159 TOP: L To R-FIRST ROW: Ricky Yount, Michael McHam, Dianne Lamb, Kathy Green, Rebecca Dale, Gloria Lynch, SECOND ROW: Tony Parris, Rhonda Chapman, Patti Mill- wood, Tammy Thrift, Kim Howard, Mitzi Gibson, Tim Waldrop MIDDLE: The American Couple BOTTOM: Madame Shoneke Hello! French Parlor Mrs. Shoneke Speaking. 160 TOP: John Garner, seller of the most glasses picks out his prize. BOTTOM: L to R - Lynn Brooks, Robbie Lawson, Tony Revels, Kathy Robbins, Nick Alverson, Leniece McKinney, William McKinney 161 Science Club Very Involved! TOP: Tina Gilbert-Secretary, Nancy McGraw-Treasurer, Janice Jonas-V. President, Anise Chapman- President, Sheila Emory-Reporter (absent) MIDDLE LEFT: S. Clemmons, T. Buckson, K. Tate, L. Jones, D. Hammett; MIDDLE RIGHT: Mrs. Cooper-ad- visor; BOTTOM: M. Phillips, S. Emory, B. Gentry, T. Spencer 162 Always Getting the Job Done! TOP: L to R; J. Garner, J. Mabry, T. Copeland, G. Hammett, M. Garrett, B. McCray, B. Rodgers, S. Harris, S. Rogers, N. McCraw, J. Jonas, D. Gowan, B. Smith, T. Morrow, V. Oglesby, M. Boyd, J. Home, J. Kirby SECOND ROW; T. Revels, R. Henderson, W. O'Shields, J. Cooke, S. Duncan, T. Howard, S. Evans, T. Donald, C. Ledford, M. Welchel, R. Kirby, R. Dunagin, R. Seagle, T. Johnson, R. In- man, D. Robinson, M. Emory, C. Duncan, E. Norman, D. Buckson, C. Ivey, T. Home, M. Miller, J. Clubb, N. Hall, E. Cannon, M. Johnson BOTTOM: L to R; S. Harris, J. Patty, D. Bailey, J. Farr, T. Ar- thur, S. Thrift, D. Dale, T. Ship- man 163 Library and Visual Aides TOP: Mrs. Hazel Senn, Mrs. Lillie Mae Crocker; MIDDLE: L to R- Kathy Robbins, Phyllis Logan, Tim Simpson, Carver Horne, Larry Stewart, Levon Varnadore, Willie Jones, ab- sent. 1st period. BOTTOM LEFT: Debbie Wells; V. Presi- dent; Evelyn Stewart; Treasurer; Phyllis Logan, President; Kathy Robbins, Secretary; Doris Young, Reporter. BOTTOM RIGHT: Tim Guest, Reporter; Steve Burrell, President; James Bryant, V. President; Ross Gossett, Secretary; Tim Simpson, Treasure. 164 Helping Promote Our Education TOP: Second Period-Tim Guest, Leonard Gallman, Tommy Wallace, Roger Worley, Angela Greene, Alan Blanton, Angela Lyles, Carol Wells. MIDDLE: Third Period-Felix Smith, Steve Burrell, Kim Johnson, Amy Brooks, Tim Jones. BOT- TOM: Fourth G Fifth Periods- SITTING, Wendell Thomas, Ray Mathis, Larry Prater, Curtis Doggett, Doris Young, Donna Fowler. STANDING, Eric Burns, Gary Biggerstaff. 165 So We May Better Ourselves TOP: Sixth Period-Denise White, Brian Horne, Steve Clem, Debbie Wells. SECOND ROW-Dale Powell, Rusty Jones, Randy Goode. BOTTOM: Seventh Period- David Dawkins, Alan White, Steve Johnson, Donna Scruggs, Evelyn Stewart, James Bryant, Cindy Rodgers, Darrell Dover. 166 Quill and Scroll TOP RIGHT: QUILL AND SCROLL OFFICERS: L-R Mike Walker-Treas. , Cindy Rodgers-Vice-Pres. , Anita Bible-Sec. , Ricky Harris- Pres. , Gary Moss-Reporter (Absent) MIDDLE: FIRST ROW L-R: Jeanne Gregory, Patty Ham- mett, Paulette Pettit, Janice Ogelsby, Donna Robbins, Terri Rogers. SECOND ROW: L-R: Terri Duckett, Pam Wilson, Cindy Rodgers, David Erwin, Anita Bible. THIRD ROW: L-R: Tim Quinn, Mike Walker, Ricky Harris, Byron Vines, Absent: Gary Moss, Terri Durham, Barry Lytle. BOTTOM LEFT: Advisor-Mrs. Ma udine Shoneke 167 Future Homemakers of America TOP: Donna Robbins- President Sherrie Coggins- Treasurer Robin Durrah-Vice President Theresa Thrift-Secretary Sharon Cook- Reporter BOTTOM: The home- making class takes active part in learning about childcare. 168 TOP: L to R- Donna Phillips, Polly Carter, Keilah Wiggins, Debra Powell, Kim Spenser, Gloria Brackett, Gloria Lynch, Rovella Mitchell, Sharon Crook, Gail Scruggs, Cindy Rogers, BOTTOM: Mrs. Wilkins gives com- fort. 169 TOP: Mrs. Thelma Wilkins- advisor MIDDLE: Sherrie Cog- gins, Theresa Thrift, Sandra O'Sullivan, Robbie Lawson, BOTTOM: Trena Brown, Cheri Carson, Norma Gallman, Kathy Robbins, Mitzi Gibson 170 171 Block C TOP LEFT, L-R: OFFICERS: Jim Rich-Sponsor, Patti Page-Vice-Pres. , Steve Burre 11-Pres. , Gloria Brackett- Sec-Treas. TOP RIGHT, L-R; BAND BLOCK C: Teresa Poteat, Doris Young, Jeanne Gregory, Teresa Whitt. MID- DLE RIGHT, L-R: 1975 BASEBALL CHAMPS: Colin Bailey, Todd Lips- comb, Bubba Dorman, Tim Key, Steve Burrell, Richard Duncan, Jeff Willis, Absent: Mike Arthur, Mark Arthur. BOTTOM RIGHT, L-R: 1975-1976 BASKETBALL CHAMPS: FIRST ROW: Andrea Worthy, Terri Duckett, Pam Wilson, Sandy Dur- ham, Patti Messer, Cathy Ervin, Toni Trent, Patti Page. SECOND ROW: Debra Littlejohn, Gloria Brackett, Cindy Rodgers, Absent: Terri Durham, Debbie Wells. 172 TOP LEFT: A. Bible, C. Oglesby, P. Pettit, R. Lawson, A. Brooks, SECOND ROW-L. Brooks, J. Kirby, J. Dawkins, A. Teamer, P. Logan, P. Wilson TOP RIGHT: L. Parks, K. Coyle, F. Parker, C. Climer, V. Palmer, R. Makupson, SECOND ROW: T. Durham, G. Rogers, L. Keller, C. Webber, V. Durrah, THIRD ROW: C. Lewis, R. Durrah, B. Hulsey, J. Mintz, E. Gentry, R. Mathis, MIDDLE LEFT: J. McKinney, T. Revels, G. Bigger- staff, R. Nichols, SECOND ROW: S. Bright, L. Mulkey, W. Jones, T. Pur- cell, E. Bums, J. Miller, BOTTOM LEFT: R. Wilkins, C. Wells, J. Miller, G. Moss, SECOND ROW: R. Spencer, D. McDowell, E. Bums, R. Harris, BOTTOM: G. Biggerstaff, FIRST ROW: S. Proctor, T. Emory, T. Purcell, T. Clary, T. Atkins, T. Revels, R. Nichols, SECOND ROW: H. Turner, D. McDowell, K. Rogers, T. Key, S. Bright, T. Mintz, P. Mabry, THIRD ROW: T. Revels, R. West, C. Wells, C. Brooks, E. Guest, B. Dorman, FOURTH ROW: D. Smalley, W. Jones, T. Snapp, T. Guest, R. Duncan, C. Bailey, FIFTH ROW: T. Simpson, L. Mulkey, S. Abbot, K. Martin, R. Harris, B. Vines, M. Walker 174 Skygazers TOP: L-R C. Gamer, R. Dunagin, K. Coyle, T. Shipman, J. Jonas, C. Ledford, N. Wilkins, N. Mc- Graw, T. Moitow, S. Kirby, C. Duncan, M. Emory, T. Horn, R. Kirby, C. Ivey, R. Seagle, A. Chapman, J. Mabry, T. Gilbert, A. Price, T. Copeland, KNEEL- ING: G. Waddell, J. Cooke, S. Harris, M. Garrett, B. McCray, T. Howard, G. Hammett, E. Norman, J. Garner, B. Rodgers, MIDDLE RIGHT: Mrs. Cooper-advisor, MID- DLE LEFT: Janice Jonas-Reporter. James Mabry-Treasurer, Myra Emory-Secretary, Todd Howard - President, Tina Gilbert-Vice Presi- dent 175 Drama and Thespians Doing Their Thing TOP: L to RIGHT-Ricky Harris- President, Cindy Rodgers-Vice President, Bobbie Oglesby- Randy Nichols- BOTTOM: FIRST ROW: Jeff Cooke, Alan Blanton, Ran- dy Nichols, Sharon Howard, Gail Humphries, Bobbie Oglesby, Tony Revels, Nancy Wilkins, Danielle Hammett, SECOND ROW: Cathey Talley, Cheryl Duncan, John Gar- ner, Chuckie Thrower, Tina Gil- bert, Jane Seay, THIRD ROW: Ricky Harris, Eric Norman, Tina Moitow, Keilah Wiggins, Renee Willis, Tracey Copeland, FOURTH ROW: Tammy Thrift, Connie Brown, Gail Scruggs, Lynn Cooley, Cindy Rodgers, FIFTH ROW: Byron Rodgers, Brian McCray, Donna Chapman, Terri Duckett, Robbie Lawson, David Ervin 176 Making Things Happen TOP: Ricky Harris, David Ervin, Jeff Cooke, Randy Nichols, Tony Revels, BOTTOM ROW: Robbie Lawson, Terri Duckett, Cindy Rodgers, Cathy Talley, Bobbie Oglesby MIDDLE: Mrs. Turnage- Director of play, Mrs. Gay-Ad- visor BOTTOM: Play Cast 177 Chorus 1976 TOP: Terri Rogers, Robin Durrah, Kim Howard, Jessie Daw kins-Chorus Council, MIDDLE LEFT: Mr. Phillip Bailey-Director, MIDDLE RIGHT: Mrs. Bames-pianist, BOTTOM: THIRD period Chorus TOP: Fourth Period Chorus MEDDLE: Donna Chapman BOTTOM: Chuck Webber 179 Top: 6th. period Chorus Middle: Dean McGraw Bottom: 7th. period Chorus 180 181 The Last Cowpens High School Marching Band Under the Direction of Mr. Roger Cox v COWPENS HIGH SCHOOL i BAND Ready for Broome High TOP: Band Council; C. Thrower, J, Gregory, L. Keller, T. Whitt, T. Shipman, S. Richburg, K. Frady, C. Climer, T. Poteat, F. Parker, T. Gilbert, A. White, L. Stewart 183 Band Presents Spring Concert 184 185 CONTRIBUTORS Cy s American Service Station (qjeflc Hudson Ph:463-9619 YOUR HAPPY SHOPPING STORE North Main St. Cowpens, S. C. SERVING SPARTANBURG for 54 YEARS Rich s Electrical Shop Westinghouse and Maytag Appliances Siegler Oil Heaters Richard Roy Cash-Proprietor Cowpens, S. C. Ph: 463-6676 Main Street Mall Efirds Hillcrest 583-3641 Dairy Queen 1940 E. MAIN STREET SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA 186 •OTTifo uno!� autho� ity o! THE coca.coia com� any iy COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS 188 COWPENS DRUG STORE 'SERVICE ALWAYS: ALL WAYS Phone: 463-6571 Cowpens, South Carolina Cowpens, South Carolina HOECHST FIBERS INDUSTRIES Division of American Hoechst Corporation ® Producer of Fibers for the TREVIRA Trademark New York Spartanburg Charlotte Los Angeles Atlanta Dallas The Difference is TREVIRA® Hoechst Fibert Industries Licensee of the Internationally Registered Trademark Compliments of Joe’s Grill Cannons Camp Ground Road Phone: 579-9948 Spartanburg, S. C. Sam Wyche Sports World GRAY'S FLORIST Flowers for All Occasions Hillcrest Shopping Center Spartanburg, South Carolina Serving: Clifton, Converse, Gaffney, Cowpens, and Spartanburg Phone: 463-6320 Main Street Cowpens, S.C. The Moore Furniture Company Furniture - All Kinds and Brands Appliances: Frigidaire - Zenith - RCA CUZZ O'DELL PAT JESSE Will Let You Hold It Cowpens, South Carolina Phone: 463-6556 Good Foods for the home... There's one near you Coyle’s Super Market Phone: 463-6755 Main Street Cowpens, South Carolina JOYCE'S BEAUTY NOOK Phone: 463-6104 Compliments of PENTEX WOVEN LABEL COMPANY, INC. Cowpens, South Carolina LOOKING AHEAD TWENTY YEARS You and your classmates are about to embark on an exciting new time of life. You wonder where you will be, what you will be doing, twenty years from now. No one knows, of course. But it’s good to have goals, and it’s fun to make predictions. We thought you and your close friends might like to record some of your thoughts about the future — looking ahead twenty years. When 1996 rolls around, you'll enjoy reading what you wrote and seeing how accurate you were. One of the safest guesses you can make is that The Timken Company Gaffney Bearing Plant will still be here in 1996 providing opportunities and contributing to the economic strength of Cherokee County. IN 20 YEARS, I PREDICT: IN 20 YEARS, I PREDICT: IN 20 YEARS, I PREDICT: IN 20 YEARS, I PREDICT: IN 20 YEARS, I PREDICT: IN 20 YEARS, I PREDICT: THE TIMKEN COMPANY Gaffney Bearing Plant 19f Compliments of BANTAM BAR AND ABBOTT’S FRUIT MARKETS Interstate 85 Spartanburg, South Carolina 196 School Titles Paper Backs Bring Greetings From Hillcrest Shopping Center Open Daily and Sunday 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. Spartanburg, S. C. HOPPER’S AUTO SERVICE FOR THE BEST IN GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING J. C. BRYANT, Owner DeVORE BRYANT, Manager Main Street- Phone: 463-4425 COWPENS, SOUTH CAROLINA 29330 Phone: 4 63-6741 Highway 29-A Cowpens, S.C. CHAPMAN GRADING AND CONCRETE CO., INC. Owner: ROBERT CHAPMAN Location Hwy. 221 N. and 1-85 Phone: 583-1736 Spartanburg, South Carolina 29302 COWPENS AUTO Vic Bailey Lincoln — Mercury — Honda, Inc. SUPPLY, INC. RENT-LEASE-BUY-NEW AND USED CARS 703 W. Main Street Spartanburg, South Carolina Your NAPA Jobber Phone: 585-4276 is a HOLCOMB'S Good Man to Know WATCH REPAIRS Phone: 463-6006 b A Cowpens, South Carolina Cowpens, S. C. 201 05 rn t—1 m AT YOUR DOOR AT YOUR STORE PHONE: 585-2061 LEADMINE ROAD GAFFNEY, S. C PRODUCTS 202 B G DIESEL SERVICE INC. B G DIESEL Route 10 Spartanburg, S. C. I - 85 Bank where the action is in Gaffney THE CITIZENS AND SOUTHERN NATIONAL BANK OF SOUTH CAROLINA Member F.D.I.C. 423 N. Limestone Street 100 N. Limestone Street 1300 Cherokee Avenue PARRIS FLORIST Mozelle Parris Owner Flowers for All Occasions Phone: 463-4272 Delivery Service Ellis Road Cowpens, S. C. Spaita Umw PAINUBUMPER Seines • X K iy ■ . '.V '■ - AUTO GLASS IHSTMLATIOff rf= SPARTANBURG PAINT BUMPER SERVICE JOE AND RODNEY SILL - OWNERS PHONE: 583-1360 SPARTANBURG, S. C. DEARYBURG OIL COMPANY Your Dependable Oil Dealer Cowpens, S. C. Watch Dog Service Phone:463-6545 204 206 Compliments Of GRANT’S TEXTILES Highway 29 Cowpens South Carolina GORDON HENRY — BUILDER AND DEVELOPER Phone: 463-6775 Smith Kar Kare Service All Ways Always at it's Best! Come by and visit us at 161 Kennedy Street Spartanburg, S. C. Phone: 582-4211 Christian Supply Bibles -Books - Commentaries - Hymnals Visual Aids-Choir Music Across from K-Mart and Poppy Square Call 585-5436 Thomas Sons Tuxedo Shop RENTAL AND SALES Over 7,000 Dinner Jackets and Tuxedo's in stock service Main Office 276 S. Church St. 583-8459 582-5514 21)8 MOORE MOTOR COMPANY The Home of Fine Used Cars With Many Unused Miles See: E. C., Went, or Lawrence Moore for All Your Car Needs Cowpens, South Carolina Phone: 463-6341 209 Ann’s Beauty Shop A Curl's Best Friend Phone: 463-6137 Clifton Owner: Ann Wood South Carolina EVANS OFFICE SUPPLY 586 W. Main St. P.O. Box 5417 Spartanburg, S.C. Adding Machines Calculators Typewriters Addressers Duplicators Copiers Wayside Gardens Inc. STONE'S DRUGSTORE Your Dependable Drug Store LAMAR KNOX 501 N. Church Street Phone - 463-6464 Cowpens, S.C. Spartanburg, South Carolina Phone: 585-8227 EXQUISITE FABRICS Spartanburg, S.C. Compliments of Kentucky Fried Chicken Gaffney South Carolina W. C. Davis Manager CONGRATULATIONS! Our best wishes for continued success are extended to the young men and young ladies of the Cowpens High School graduating class of 1976. You have the distinction of being the last Senior Class of your present school--a heritage you will cherish in the future. We hope many of you, when considering a career for the future, will Think of Textiles! Textiles comprise South Carolina’s largest, and one of its most progressive in- dustries - offering many career opportunities for High School graduates, and other young people. For more detailed information, you are cordially invited to call at the Personnel Offices of any of our plants. SPARTAN MILLS BEAUMONT MILLS Spartanburg, S. C. Spartanburg, S. C. JOHN H. MONTGOMERY Chesnee, S. C. CHEROKEE FINISHING COMPANY Gaffney, S. C. POWELL KNITTING COMPANY Spartanburg, S. C. WHITNEY YARN MILL Spartanburg, S. C. Pecknel Music Company, Inc. 1312 N. Pleasantburg Drive Greenville, South Carolina 29607 Telephone (803) 244-7882 P. O. Box 5926, 732 Saluda Avenue Columbia, South Carolina 29250 Telephone (803) 779-3601 SERVING ALL OF SPARTANBURG COUNTY BAND AND ORCHESTRAL INSTRUMENTS . MUSIC ACCESSORIES . GUITARS . AMPLIFIERS . REPAIRS REPRESENTING THE WORLD'S LARGEST MANUFACTURERS OF QUALITY MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS GENE LAMB’S CASH GROCERY Battleground Road Cowpens South Carolina Gene Lamb Proprietor Phone: 463-9636 AMERICAN FAST PRINT LIMITED Intersection 1-85 and Bryant Road Spartanburg, South Carolina Bleachers-Printers - Finishers of Cotton, Synthetic Fabrics and Knits 21« Clarkson Brothers, Inc. and Clarkson Brothers Machinery Haulers TEXTILE MACHINERY MOVERS Cowpens, South Carolina Phone: 463-6551 FOR A SIMPLE SOLUTION TO THE COMPLEX PROBLEMS OF COMMUNICATIONS CONTACT YOUR AMERICAN REPRESENTATIVE JOSTEN'S AMERICAN YEARBOOK COMPANY CLARKSVILLE, TENNESSEE 37040 . ,, WAGON WHEEL DRIVE IN Phone: 463-4160 Cowpens, South Carolina South Main Street Brigman s Realty Co. BRIGMAN'S EXXON SERVICE STATION Ed Brigman Licensed Real Estate Broker Ph. (803)463-6266 or 463-6163 His Hers Clothes for the Modem Guy or Gal Ed Brigman-owner Main Street, Cowpens Phone: 463-6163 Main Street Cowpens, S.C 219 DRIVE 803 W. Main Street Spartanburg, South Carolina We, the annual staff, sincerely hope you enjoy this, the Last BATTLER, and find that it was worth waiting for. We have tried to depict the entire year in pictures that will always hold fond memories to each of you. To Mr. Ross and the faculty we would like to express our appreciation for your cooperation and understanding in putting together this the Last BATTLER. o m co Parade Celebrates 200 Years of Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness W3 ■ ■ i ■ ■ twa ■ hat are VOU doing P for AMERICA ■ ■■ Reenactment the Battle of the Battle Flag Carried by Colonel John Eager Howard Maryland Regiment Cowpens Jan. 17,1781 Cowpens Welcomes Dignitaries IA SMITE 10 Hit: GfflfMIS 1 1776 j|J 1976 GEN. DANIEL j GEN. WILLIAM C. MORGAN ({WESTMORELAND More CHS Faculty? 225 ’76 Jr-Sr Big B-A-S-H! Students Enjoy Music by Bash Faculty Also Enjoys Jr-Sr 227 Student’s Honored May 21st “Honors Day” The Seniors march through the gym doors for Honors Day and their last assembly. TOP RIGHT: Mr. Ross receives plaque from Mr. Ned Johnson for CHS participation in the Voice of Democracy Program for Veterans of Foreign Wars. ABOVE LEFT: Gary Moss and Byron Vines are rewarded for their lab assistance to Mr. Shoneke. MIDDLE RIGHT: Mr. Ross presents Pam Wilson the J.C. Bailey Ser- vice Award. RIGHT: Gloria Brackett and Steve Burrell receive the Quay B. Farr Athletic Award. FAR RIGHT: Rhonda Chapman was awarded the Betty Crocker Homemaker. 228 TOP: Mr. Ross addresses the Senior Class for the LAST Time. MIDDLE LEFT: Sherrie Coggins expresses her feeling of it's all over. ABOVE: Mr. Bailey leads the Student Body in singing the Alma Mater for the last time. LEFT: The Seniors have gone and left an empty space. 229 The Last . . . Graduation! 231 1976 Junior Marshalls 232 The Last Class Leaves and So Does CHS 233 Memories! Where Do I Begin to Remember CHS ’76? 234 LAST YEAR'S ACCIDENT WEIRD THINGS THE FANS 235 . . AND YOUR FRIENDS V The halls are empty but not in our hearts. We will always cherish and be proud that we were a part of the tradition, honor, and standards that CHS has always represented. 237 Autographs Autographs 240 • v' Ii . • ;