Darlington Academy - Kinesis Yearbook (Darlington, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1985 volume:

Wired for Learning Wired for The Beat of Socializing 6 HIGH ENERGY 8 A Team of Champions The season began with a tournament in Charleston which gave a preview of the wonderful season ahead. They played hard, progressive ball. The returning seniors, Andy Casey, Billy Odom, and Huey Aycock, demon- strated their fine soccer skills and en- durance levels, which had been honed through their many years of playing. The team will be sorry to see them go. 1. Eying the goal — Brent Bonnoitt aims for the goal as Billy Odom looks on. 2. Varsity Soccer Team. Standing: Eric Adams, Billy Walton, Brent Bonnoitt. Tim Jordan, Shannon Spivey, Scott Maelowe. Coach Kellis Kneeling: Brock Spivey, Robbie Sanders, Billy Odom, Andy Casey, Keith Harrelson, Kent Summerset, and Scott Dubose. 9 Young and Determined The spirit and sportsmanship of the junior varsity soccer team was very evi- dent at their games. With new coaching and players, the team has a bright and prosperous future. Their dedication is displayed not only at the games but also during their practices. Go get 'em j.V.'s! Loosening up. The junior varsity team does warm-ups before the game. Junior Vareity Soccer Team of 1984-85. Standing; Brian Bagwell, Otis DeWitt, Bryan Isgett, Lee DuBose. lamie Jackson, Kevin Bazen Coach Kneeling; Nila Howard, Brock Boyce, Kent Summersett, Jon Jeffords, Jimmy Grooms, Jeff Levine Victor Monti, Joe Cox. 10 Determination. Sarah Walton is determined to steal the ball from the opposing player. V 1. Taking a break. The J.V. team takes a break to go over the strategy for the next half. 2. Patience. Kevin Bazen waits for the right mo- ment to take control of the ball. 3 Heads up. Lee DuBose jumps high in order to head the ball toward the goal. 11 Good and Loud The varsity cheerleaders displayed new routines and stunts this year. Under the direction of advisor Linda Dargan, the cheerleaders attended a summer workshop at Columbia College. It was there they learned many of the new routines that were done at games. The cheerleaders have done a wonderful job during the games and pep rallies. (Cheerleader Debora Hoffmeyer was absent the day these pictures were taken The Annual Staff regrets that it was unable to picture her.) 1. Nichole Dargan Freshman 2. Cindy Shaw Freshman 3. Becky Lawson Junior 4. Lisa Coughenour Senior 5. Tammie Hopkins lunior 12 13 Ready — Set — Okay 1 Spring time. Fun time Although many hours go in to prepare for a game, these cheerleaders manage to have fun while they cheer. 2 Shoot for two. The cheerleaders cheer their team on to a goal The junior Varsity cheerleaders numbered more this year than they ever have. The increased number allowed them to perform many more stunts than they have in the past. During the summer the group attended a cheerleader camp in Columbia. The new routines and discipline they learned were evident during the games and pep rallies. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders. Down: Nita Howard, Marie Calcutt, Christy Huggins, Michelle Sturkie, Kathy Isgett, Ginny Odom, Angel Reynolds, Lisa Gentry Up Susan Cross, Marcia Lewis, Robyn Isgett. n:;;: Hitson Cjkwoui Inc m v w ■ • OMMWimfiTCG fwr' ' ■ re � 4 X M ■USUCftlBOUllK. 14 A Time for Rebuilding Baseball returned to Darlington Academy after a short absence. The team was coached jointly by Braxton Usher and Victor Gainey. Boys from grades eight through eleven made up the team. Although the season was not deemed a successful one, it prepared the boys for next year. Baseball Team. Front: Coach Victor Gainey. Mike Brown, Scott DuBose, Huey Aycock, Robbie Sanders, Brent Bonnoitt Back Tony DeWitt, Eric Adams, Andy Casey, Billy Walton, Shannon Spivey, Scott Marlowe, Tim Jordan, Coach Brax- ton Usher. 1 Watchful. Andy Casey keeps an eye open in case anyone tries to steal a base. 2 Coaches confer. A time out is called in order for coaches to confer } Ready. Scott DuBose is poised ready for any ball that may come his way. 4 Resting. Mike Brown takes it easy while he waits for the game to continue. 15 The varsity team experienced coaching changes after the season had begun By midseason the team played as one. The highlight of the regular season matches was the defeat of arch rival, lames F. Brynes Academy. The team went on to the 1-A conference semi-finals. Hard work and dedication made a team that was a threat to all opponents. With a 12-7 record, it was a season that will be remembered for a long while. Varsity Team. Kneeling Scott DuBose, Huey Aycock, Andy Casey Standing Brian Harvey, Rick Conner, Eric Adams, Shannon Spivey, Tim Iordan 1 Assist. Huey Aycock goes high over the head of an opponent in order to pass the ball to Andy Casey 2 Jump. Eric Adams jumps high to tap the ball to his teammates 3. Rebound. Huey Aycock and Eric Adams assist Andy Casey in the rebound 16 1 Sideline coaching. Huey Aycock looks for some advice from the coach. 2. Huddle. Coach Victor Gainey and assistant plan the strategy for the next play with the team during a time out 3. Two points. All-star conference player Andy Casey goes up for two more. We Are the Champions 17 Small in Number Big in Heart Some new players joined the team this year. Although the team was not large and a veritable powerhouse, they played with all their heart. The boys managed to come out on top many times when pitted against larger, more powerful, and more experienced teams. Faced numerous times with insur- mountable odds, they did not give up. The boys met each challenge head on. Junior Varsity Boys Basketball Team. Coach Mark Kellis, Jon Jeffords, Bryan Isgett, Brock Spivey, Scott Marlowe, Lee DuBose, Robbie Elvis. 1 Ringer. Lee DuBose rings another one for Darlington. 2 Fast break. Brock Spivey gets control of the ball during a fast break. 3 Time out. Mr Kellis confers with the team dur- — ingatimeout. 4 Set it up. Play slows down as Brock Spivey sets the ball up for the next play 5 Loose ball. Lee DuBose and Ion Jeffords scram- Young, but Determined This varsity team consisted of upper and middle school girls. The middle school girls moved up to varsity in order to have enough players for a varsity team. The team had a new coach, Mrs. Tammy Candy. She and the girls worked long and hard to prepare for each game. The younger players were exposed to a faster paced game than they were accustomed to. The ex- perience will benefit them in the years to come. Varsity Girls Basketball. Kneeling Marie Calojtt. Debora Hoffmeyer, Brooke Gainey. Standing: Coach Tammy Gandy, Lisa Boozer, Susan Cross, Robyn Isgelt, Ginny Odom. Kathy Isgett. and Cin- dy Galloway 1 Practice makes perfect. The girls practice before the big game begins 2 Passing the ball. Debora Hoffmeyer passes the ball as she brings the ball down court 3 Shooting for two. Ginny Odom goes for two 20 1 Fake. Debora Hoffmeyer is faked out by an opponent 2 Get that ball back! Cindy Galloway watches for an opportunity to recover the ball 3. Warming up. The girls warm up before the game 4 Getting into position. Cinny Odom gets set up to receive a pass. 5. Dribble that ball. Debora Hoffmeyer dribbles the ball down the court in hopes of making a goal. 21 Junior Miss and Miss Roadrunner con- testants work hard selling Century Club tickets. Anyone who purchases a Century Club ticket has a reserved parking place at games and is admitted to home basketball games free. Two queens. Beth Lewis, lunior Miss Roadrunner. and Lisa Hawthorne. Miss Roadrunner, smile proudly after being crowned 22 1 Young Queen, lunior Miss Roadrunner, Beth Lewis, has her arms full 2 And the next contestant is ... (ill Adams stands at center court while she is introduced. } Pretty as a picture. Lisa Hawthorne smiles happily alter being named Miss Roadrunner Junior Miss — Miss Roadrunner 23 1985 Coronation 1 Limelight. The new Queen. Lisa Coughenour. basks in the limelight 2 Maid of Honor. Huey Aycock escorts Robin Barwick to accept her flowers 3. Sophomore attendant. Scott DuBose escorts Mkhelle Skipper off the floor A Smiling. Belinda Huggins smiles happily for Lisa Coughenour. 5 Basketball Sweetheart. The new Basketball Sweetheart. Debora Hoffmeyer, smiles as she returns to her place in line after accepting the basketball signed by the varsity basketball team ecdm 24 Lisa Coughenour was crowned the 1985 Homecoming Queen by 1984 Queen. Donna Richardson, during halftime activities of the Darlington- Salem game. Robin Barwick was named Maid of Honor. Representatives from grades nine through twelve were escorted by members of the varsity team and by classmates. It was a lovely evening enjoyed by all. 1 Coronation. 1984 Queen Donna Richardson crowns her successor, Lisa Coughenour 2 Waiting patiently. Robbie Sanders and lennifer Oliver wait to hear the announcement 3. Final moment. Donna Richardson enjoys her last moments as Queen 4 A kiss for the Queen. Mr Wayne Isgett con- gratulates the new queen 25 Lisa Hawthorne Sophomore Debora Hoffmeyer junior Basketball Sweetheart Belinda Huggins Senior Pam Lewis Sophomore jennifer Oliver junior Shelley Reynolds Freshman 26 Michelle Skipper Sophomore Melissa Tarte Freshman Lisa Tolson Senior Lisa Marie Coughenour 1985 Homecoming Queen Robin Alayne Barwick Maid of Honor At last! No more nouns and verbs, equa- tions and proofs, cause and effect, laps around the gym, or naming the bones in the body. Break has arrived. A time to relax. A time to chew gum without, hopefully, getting caught. A chance to talk without being told to stop. If it wasn't for break and lunch, many students would have a difficult time mak- ing it through the day. Break and lunch serve as pit stops. But all good things must come to an end. The bell signals an end to the good times and it's back to the rigors of education. 1. Good work is so hard to find. Wyman Cook helps out by filling the drink machine after lunch. 2. Breaktime. Break serves as a time to refuel. 3. Breaktime basketball. Many students prefer to play basketball instead of eating during break and lunch 4 Did you hear about what happened to ...? Brooke Gainey and Kathy Isgett manage to get in some gossip between bites. 28 1 Sniff, sniff. Debora Hoffmeyer and Michelle Skipper take their time eating their lunch 2. Thief. Brenda Richardson seems to be stealing Robyn Isgett's shoe right off of her foot 3 Senior Table. Rick Dirty Harry Conner, and Lisa Tolson are the first to arrive at the back table where all the seniors sit during break and lunch Relax or Pig Out 29 Escape From Alcatraz Escape from Alcatraz.” A lot of work went into the Prom, but what followed was well worth it. The servers, Tim jordan, Scott DuBose, Todd Gibson, and Scott Marlowe; were dressed in their chain gang” stripes. Mike Ousley, the D.j., played everyone into a trance with beach music favorite, and heavy metal before the hour when everyone broke out and headed for the Beach. 1 Let's dance. Juniors and seniors enjoy a slow one 2. So sad. Senior Tim Isgett seems to have misplaced his date 3. Masterpiece. This sailboat was the hit of the evening 4 Streamers and more streamers. No prom would be complete without the miles and miles of paper streamers 30 Ready and waiting. All of the finishing touches have been added and everything is ready for the guests. 1 Alone on the dance floor. These two lone couples have the entire dance floor to themselves. 2 Hamming it up. Senior Tom Goodson and date are completely unaware of the antics going on behind them 3 Alcatraz. farewell glimpse of Alcatraz before the evening ends. 31 Christmas Spirit Each year the gym is decked out with Christmas delights of all types. Hand- crafted items for everyone from baby to Mom and Dad. Santa Claus and a clown entertained the kids while parents shopped. Hungry? Stop in at The Tavern for a delicious meal of chicken bog. baked beans, slaw, biscuit, tea, and dessert. Something for everyone can be found at the Christmas Bazaar. 1 Crowds. The Bazaar was a success as can be seen by the crowd 2. Break-time. Helping at the Bazaar is very hectic and tiring These girls enjoy a quiet moment during their lunch break. 3 Be a clown. The clown entertained children and adults alike with his balloon creations. 4 The Granny square. The hand-crafted items were admired by everyone 32 1 Welcome back. Mrs Daphne Aycock returned from Charlotte to help at the Bazaar 2 M-m-good. Delicious homemade cakes, can- dies, and pies were available for anyone with a sweet tooth i Baby room. Many lovely hand-made items for baby were admired 4 Hi Guy! From across the gym, Jerry Bonnoitt waves to the photographer 5 Trick or treat. The Halloween Room offered ready made jack-o-lanterns and masks 33 Commencement 1984 The Final Goodbye. Graduation night is a time of much happiness and much sadness It is a night that the graduation class has been looking forward to for many years. It is the last time they will be together as a group, a class. The Senior Class. They say goodbye to friends in their class and to friends who have yet to graduate. Many will be go- ing on to college to begin a new class. Many will begin jobs. Graduation is the time for final good- byes of one type or another, but it is also. The Commencement. 1 Valedictorian. I )onna Sanders leaves thoughtful messages for lassmates, teac hers, and lamily 2 Thank you, Mr. Goodson. Mahlon Bonnoitt gladly ac t epts his diploma from Mr Goodson i Welcome. Salulaforian Tim Isgett, slowly and t arefully delivers the wek ome to the audient e A The Graduating Class of 1984. The Seniors of 1984 smile happily as they prepare to say their final goodbyes 34 Spring Banquet The Spring Athletic Banquet is the ic- ing on the cake for players and cheerleaders. They are recognized for their many hours of practice and many tense-filled games. All the practices are over and the games have all been played. The highlight of the evening is the Belk Award which is presented to two outstanding seniors. The 1984 recipients were Tim Isgett and Mahlon Bonnoitt 1 The Most Coveted Award. Mrs Frankie Har- rison and Sidney Belk present the Belk Award to Mahlon Bonnoitt and Tim Isgett 2. The Optimist Award. Andy Casey proudly displays his award 3. And the winner is. The IV Boys' Basketball Team applauds the lastest recipient 4 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders. These cheerleaders wait eagerly for their awards. 35 Wiu niolke l lfjatthewS 1985 1 lflay Queen Wiu (ISeiincla Wuid JJ, onor 36 Robin Barwick Senior Lisa Coughenour Senior Jennifer Oliver junior Pam Lewis Sophomore Michelle Skipper Sophomore Shelley Reynolds Freshman Cindy Shaw Freshman Robyn Isgett Eighth 37 Ginny Odom Eighth Brooke Gainey Seventh Kathy Isgett Seventh The annual staff has worked especial- ly hard this year to put together Kinesis 1985. Because we are such a small staff, each of us has had to work doubly hard to finish the yearbook. We have met after school and at night two or three times a week. The yearbook has been put together through much hard work and dedication of the staff members; a true team effort. Kathy Harvey Business Manager I Kinesis 1985. Kneeling Jeff Coleman, Scott Du Bose, Kathy Harvey, Business Manager Standing Brian Harvey, Photographic Editor; Rick Conner. Huey Aycock, Editor. Miss Ellen Causey. Advisor 2 2 Conference table. Miss Causey and Rick Con- ner discuss the next task while Huey Aycock and Scott DuBose complete their layouts 3 Coke break. On any job a worker gets a break so why should the yearbook be any different? Kathy Harvey takes five. 4 Strong man. Huey Aycock flexes his muscles for Brian Harvey and the camera 38 Dedicated Team Effort l What about this one? Huey Aycock and Kathy Harvey discuss which picture to use. 1 The photographer gets his. Brian Harvey has the camera turned on him as he crops pictures i Where can that negative be? Jeff Coleman and Kathy Harvey go through the negatives trying to find a lost picture 4 Straight lines. Scott DuBose works very careful- ly to draw the lines straight on the layout 5 Again! It seems that |eff Coleman and Scott DuBose have just made themselves comfortable and they've got to go to work 39 NHS — Student Forum The National Honor Society consists of tenth through twelfth grade students who have been selected by the faculty on the basis of scholarship, leadership, charac ter, and service To be eligible for consideration a student must have a cumulative average of 86 or better. A list of the eligible students, along with a copy of the NHS guidelines on scoring, is given to each teacher. Each teacher evaluates the students in each category on a scale of 1 to 4, with 4 being the highest. Students who have a 3.0 average score will be tapped as a member during a ceremony in the spring Students who are members of this organization exemplify academic scholarship, sound leadership, moral character and dedicated service. National Honor Society. Front Brian Harvey, Treasurer, Wyman Cook, Vice-president Back Kathy Harvey, president, t )ebora Hoflmeyer, Lisa Tolson, Secretary The Student Forum is the student government of Darlington Academy. It operates the student store and main- tains the hall phone for student use. The store handles supplies that the students may need from pencils to tee shirts. Money earned from the store goes towards the hall phone Student Forum. From lennifer Oliver, tumor Representative. Julie Danner, Senior Representative Back Andy Casey. President. Huey Aycock. Treasurer; Scott DuBose, Secretary, Pam Lewis. Sophomore Representative. Todd Richbourg, Freshman Representative Octagon Club — Block D Although the Octagon Club has not been very active this year, the few pro- jects that they have done have been very productive. One of the more popular and successful projects was the Haunted House which was held at Halloween. The Octagon Club is sponsored by the local Optimist Club. Octagon Club. Front Lisa Tolson. Kathy Harvey, Lisa Coughenour, Pam Lewis, Belinda Huggins, Michelle Skipper, Wyman Cook Back Jeff Col- eman, Scott Du Bose, Huey Aycock, Andy Casey. Tim Iordan The Block D is an organization rather than a club. To become a member of the Block D a student must letter in a varsity activity. In order to letter in an activity the student must participate 75% of the time. Block D. Front Debora Hoffmeyer, |im Stroud, lisa Coughenour, Belinda Huggins. Shannon Spivey Back: Scott DuBose, Huey Aycock, Andy Casey, Tim Iordan 41 42 POWER SOURCE Pre-School Lucy Arnold Annie Brasington William Brown Dedra Craft Benjamin Cribb Caroline Cunningham Crystal Dority Amanda Dowling Brent Freeman Sarah Casper Picture Not Available Dorene Goodson Megan Hickey Robert Howie 44 1 + 1 = 2. Mrs. Polatty instructs the four year olds in mathematics. NUMBERS Learning for all ages. It is said that a person is never too old to learn something, but a person is never too young to start learning Pre-School Daniel Watford Jason Huggins Joel LeVine Abe Lewis John Lewis Allison Oates Shannon O'Neal Casey Powell April Quick Sydney Segars Kenneth Smith William Simmons Lisa Stewart Katherine Stokes John Teel Bonnie Watford 45 Gnny Flowers Bradford Holmes Robert Johnson Ashley Lowder Wesley Lowrier Cilia Metropol Leta Miles Morgan Oates R J O'Neal loey Phillips Jeffrey Richardson Dawn Stokes Justin Talbert Eric Tiller Cray Wilson 46 Face the front. These first graders find other things to hold their attention besides their work. r irct r irst 1 Time to go. Cinny Flowers leads her classmates in after a tiring recess. 2 Line up. Library visits are looked forward to each week. The first grade is sad that the time is up. 3. What sound does ch make? Miss Flowers con- tinues with the reading lesson, unaware of the photographer 47 1. Brownies — Extracurricular activity is shown with real enthusiasm here. 2 Watchful eye — Mrs. Matthews keeps a watchful eye on her students. Second 48 Curry Belk lames Brunson Charlene Daniels James Dargan Shaw Dargan Laney Dove Les Galloway Marci Gatewood Shannon Ham John Hickey Sly — While the other second graders work, Laney Dove sneaks a peak over his shoulder at the photographer Second 1. Tongue — Shaw Dargan makes faces behind the teacher's back 2. The eye of the photographer — The camera tells no lies as can be seen in this picture of pret- ty Marci Gatewood. 3. Anxiety — laney Dove sighs after looking at the dodc. 49 1 Helping hands. Garth Bonnoitt and Carter Jef- fords help make wreaths for the Bazaar. 2 Vying for attention. These third graders all try to get the photographer's attention Third Gene Evans Amanda Farish Jay Fisher Rhett Howie Carter Jeffords Michael Matthews Margaret McClary Amber Metropol Kelley Moree Melissa Pilgrim Ryan Roberts Johnny Sawyer Carl Stokes Richie Thornton Erick Weaver Christa Bazen Garth Bonnoitt Ashley Church 50 Congressional visit. On a visit to the Academy Con- gressman Robin Tallon explained many national laws to the third graders Third 1. Stately visit. State Senator Hugh Leatherman spoke to the students about the electoral progress. 2. Picture perfect. Rhett Howie can't pass up an opportunity to pose for a picture 3. Don't take my picture! This student tries to hide from the camera 51 Fourth Todd Adams Pamela Aimar Amanda Davis Tanya Dove Clete DuBose Jennifer Fallon Stephen Casper Keri Grooms Ricky Howie Allen Lundy 52 1 The ball is mine — Rick Polatty looks mean at the camera. 2 Harmonizing — The fourth grade seem to en- joy their music period. Fourth 3. The day after! Todd Adams - The Byrnes game. 4 Doing their own thing. While Rick Polatty strikes the classical student pose, and Amanda Davis does the 'New Wave look, Ricky Howie tries to be the center of attention. 5. Working diligently, (almost) Pamela Aimar, Keri Grooms, and Alison Bagwell work hard at their desk on classwork, but Trip Stokes is more in- terested in the photographer 53 Fifth Allison Bagwell Coy Brooker Hugh Brunson Lee Carter Shorey Dargan Mary Elliott David Crainer Kevin Ham Dawn Hendrix Beth Lewis lohnny Miller Leah Nance Tonya O'Neal Marci Teel Clant Thomas 1 Working Diligently — Tonya O'Neal seems to enjoy her work which could account for her A's. 2 Catching some z's — Dawn Hendriz seems to be bored with her studies 54 1 I'm the best — Beth Lewis demonstrates her ex- pertise at rope jumping 2 Enjoying her work — finding pleasure in her school work, Marci Teel has no problem com- pleting the assignment. Fifth 3. Hey babe, how about a date? johnny Miller seems to be asking Kelly Moree for a date 4 Grinning like a Cheshire cat — Kevin Ham's grin is as broad as the Cheshire cat's grin from Alice in Wonderland. 5 Holding up the building — David Grainger is holding the building up. 55 1 Sleeping in class. Brian Bagwell looks up from his daily nap 2 Ugh! Chris Andrews has a problem keeping his mouth shut Sixth Chns Andrews Crystal Byrd Dean Byrd Otis Dewitt Brandi Dove Chns DuBose Lee DuBose Cameron Farish Geoffrey Farish Rick Gaskins David Hickey Nila Howard Chuck lackson Tommy Lewis Jeffrey LeVine Sixth Never too old to learn. You can teach an old dog new tricks. Che Skipper Jamie Smith Tracey Stroud Sarah Walton Mitchell Watford Class Officers. Hank Moree, President. Brandi Dove, Vice-President; and Cameron Farish, Secretary-T reasurer. Seventh loeCox Brooke Gainey Bryan Isgett Kathy Isgett Angel Reynolds Monty Roberts Robin Stephens Elizabeth Tolson Lisa White Kim Williams Sean Adams Tia Anderson Brian Bagwell Marie Calcutt Class Officers. Marie Calcutt, Treasurer; Kathy Isgett, Secretary; Joe Cox, Vice-President; Sean Adams, President Seventh 1. What's so funny? Brooke Gainey seems to find something very amusing. 2. Peek-a-boo. Elizabeth Tolson seems to be playing a game of hide and seek with the camera 3. Doing their thing. Each of these seventh graders is involved in his own project. 59 Class Officers. Kent Summersett. President Ginny Odom. Vice-President. Trey Thomas. Secretary-T reasurer Eighth Kevin Bazen Lisa Boozer Brock Boyce Susan Cross Cindy Galloway Lisa Gentry Franklin Gleason Jimmy Grooms Dede Hammond Dwayne Hill Christy Huggins Robyn Isgett Jamie Jackson Jon Jeffords Marcia Lewis 1 Comfortable. Lisa Gentry makes herself com- fortable in math i lass 2 Give us your best, limmy Grooms gives his famous halt-smile lor the photographer Eighth Laura Poston Brenda Rii harson Mk helle Sturkie Rent Summerset t Trey Thomas Bored. Kevin Bazen and classmates look bored' of educ ation Christian Lowder Ginny Odom 61 Ninth Brent Bonnoitt Elizabeth Dargan Nichole Dargan Tammy Reynolds Shelley Reynolds Todd Richbourg Cindy Shaw Brock Spivey Melissa Tarte Mclver Williamson 1 Pass me the ball. Nichole Dargan is trying her hardest to get the ball 2 Smile for the birdie. Brent Bonnoitt shows his best face. 3 Hey Dude! Todd Richbourg and Tammy Reynolds study for an upcoming test 62 The beginning of each new school year brings a fresh batch of fresh-faced, eager young students known as freshmen. These freshmen are eager to take their place in the Upper School, to become a part of the older crowd. They strive to excel in the academics since passing now earns them credits needed for graduation and their high school records precede them to the col- leges of their choice. Ninth 1 Candid camera. All smiles come from Shelley Reynolds when she realizes that she is the focus of attention. 2 Freshmen class officers. Brent Bonnoitt, Presi- dent; Cindy Shaw, Vice-president; and Elizabeth Dargan, Secretary-Treasurer. 3. Taking a break. Tammy Reynolds lakes a break from history class to pose for the photographer 4 Private joke. Brent Bonnoitt and Todd Richbourg seem to find something very amus- ing while Mdver Williamson concentrates on something else 63 Class Officers. Scott DuBose, President, Jeff Col- eman, Vice-President; Pam Lewis. Secretary-Treasurer Jeff Coleman lohn DeWitt Scott DuBose Todd Obson lesse Hamilton Lisa Hawthorne Tim Iordan Pam Lewis Scott Marlowe Michelle Skipper Tenth Steve Thompson 64 1. What is your problem i Pam Lewis and Jeff Coleman ask Mr Monti a question about their biology 2. Could you please repeat that? John Owens turns in order to hear the instructions better Sophomores at last! No longer the new kids, low man on the totem pole. Now they can exert their up- perclassness on a new group of Frosh The sophomores have become more aware of the importance of working for the good grades. But they still enjoy a good joke. Test time. John DeWitt gives hs full concentration to the test. Tenth 1. Against the wall. Talk about being with your back to the wall These students do their work against the wall.'' 2. Not multiple choice! Steve Thompson is astonished to learn that Miss Causey's geometry test that lesse Hamilton and Scott DuBose will be taking is not multiple choice 3 Relaxing. The sophomores use their free time in a variety of ways. 65 1 Attentive. Elizabeth Dickerson. Meg Oulla. and lim Stroud are giving their attention to the teacher 2 Mr. Universe. Keith Harrelson strikes his center- fold pose for the camera Eleventh Eric Adams Elizabeth Dickerson Keith Harrelson Debora Hoffmeyer Tammie Hopkins Becky Lawson Jennifer Oliver Meg Oulla Elizabeth Pierson Robbie Sanders Eleventh Three new students joined the class this year. They fit in as though they had been a part of the group all the while. The juniors began raising money with the magazine sales and bake sales to raise the funds for the prom. Everyone pitched in and worked hard towards making the prom a night that all would remember and cherish. 1 Evil eye. Billy Walton gives Keith Harrelson the evil eye 2 Cover girl. Jennifer Oliver looks like a cover girl 3. Reach out and touch someone. Debora Hoff- meyer and Becky Lawson love to talk on the hall phone 4 Class Officers. Becky Lawson. Secretary- Treasurer; Debora Hotfmeyer, Vice-President; Tammie Hopkins, President 5 Don't you dare. Elizabeth Pierson is a camera shy person 67 The Grand Finale! RICHARD EDWARD CONNER. JR Varsity Basketball 3. 4; Homecoming Escort 4; May Day Escort 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Baseball 4; Student Forum Representative 3; D A. 3. 4. LUTHER WYMAN COOK Junior Varsity Basketball 1; Spanish Club 1 Treasurer, 2 Vice-President; Octagon Club 1, 2 Secretary- Treasurer, 3 Vice-President, 4; Chess Club 1; Science Club 1; Student Forum Representative 1, 2; Sigma 1, 2, 3, 4, Woodman History Award 2; Hugh O'Brian Youth Leadership Seminar 2; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Vice-President; Class President 3, 4, Junior Marshall 3; PC Junior Fellow 3; D A. 1, 2, 3,4. HUGH JAMES AYCOCK Varsity Soccer 1, 2, 3. 4, Junior-Varsity Basketball 1; Baseball 1. 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1 Vice-President, 2 President, May Day Escort 1; Junior-Senior Server 1; Octagon Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 1; Chess Club 1; Varsity Basketball 2. 3, 4; Science Club 1. Class Presi- dent 1; Homecoming Escort 2, 3, 4; yearbook Photographer 1, 2, 3 Photographic Editor, 4 Editor; Block D 2, 3, 4; Student Forum 2 Secretary, 4 Treasurer D A 1 7 3 4 ROBIN ALAYNE BARWICK Varsity Cheerleader 1, 2; Varsity Girls Basketball 1; May Day Representative 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Representative 1, 2, 3, 4 Maid of Honor; Spanish Club 1, 2; Octagon Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior-Senior Server 1; Class Vice President 2; Block D 1, 2, 3, 4, Co- Chairman Junior-Senior 3; Class Secretary 4; D A. 1, 2, 3,4. ANDREW JOSEPH CASEY Varsity Soccer 2, 3, 4; Varsity Basketball 2. 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Escort 2, 3, 4; May Day Escort 2; Science Club 2 Vice-President; Yearbook Staff 3; Student Forum 3 Vice-President, 4 President; Block D 2, 3, 4, Octagon Club 2, 3, 4; Class Lawyer 4; D A. 2, 3,4. LISA MARIE COUGHENOUR Softball 3; Junior-Senior Committee 3; Science Club 3; Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4, Octagon Club 3, 4, Homecoming Queen 4; May Day Representative 4; Class Treasurer 4; D A. 3,4. 68 JULIE SPEARS DANNER Student Forum Representative 4, D A 4 BRIAN BENNETT HARVEY Yearbook Staff 3 Photographer, 4 Photographic Editor; Varsity Basketball 4; PC Junior Fellow 3; Sigma 3,4; National Honor Society 3, 4 Treasurer; D A. 3, 4 KATHLEEN RUTH HARVEY Yearbook Staff 3, 4 Business Manager; Octagon Club 3, 4; Woodman History Award 3; PC Junior Fellow 3; Columbia College Scholar 3; Sigma 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4 President; D.A. 3, 4 BELINDA FAYE HUGGINS Varsity Cheerleader 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 1 Secretary, 2; Octagon Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 1; Homecoming Representative 2, 3, 4, May Day Representative 2, 3, 4 Maid of Honor; Class Vice- President 3; Softball 3, Block D 2, 3, 4, Miss Darlington Academy 3; Class Historian 4; D.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 MARTHA ELIZABETH MATTHEWS Softball 3; Block D 3, 4; Varsity Basketball 4; May Queen 4; D.A. 3. 4. LISA LORRAINE TOLSON Spanish Club 1; Octagon Club 1. 2. 3, 4; Class Secretary-Treasurer 1, 2; Yearbook Staff 1. 2 Copy Editor, 3 Ad Editor. National Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Secretary; Student Forum Representative 3; Junior Marshall 3; PC Junior Fellow 3; Columbia College Scholar 3; Governor s School Alternate 3; Homecom- ing Representative 4, Sigma 1; D.A. 1, 2. 3, 4 69 Picture Not WILLIAM THOMAS ODOM III Available Varsity Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Varsity Basketball 1; Varsity Basketball 2; Baseball 2, 3: May Day Escort 1, Spanish Club 1; Drama Club 1; Chess Club 1; lunior- Senior Server 1; Science Club 1, 2; Homecoming Escort 2, Block D 2, 3, 4; Octagon Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Class Vice-President 1; Qass Prophet 4, D A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Seniors at last! It has been twelve fun years. Looking back, I wonder how we made it. Having a small class had many advantages. We went places together, played sports together, and partied together. When graduation arrives, it will be an emotional moment for all of us. It will be as if one big family is split- ting apart. But there is one positive thing to look at, all of us will be starting new and, hopefully, new lives. Looking back ten years from now, we will all feel that family feeling that we once had when we were all together at Darlington Academy. Huey Aycock Editor 1. Senior Class Officers. Front: Robin Barwick, Secretary, Lisa Coughenour, Treasurer; Lisa Tolson, Vice-President; Wyman Cook, President 2. Billy Odom, Prophet; Andy Casey, Lawyer; Belinda Huggins, Historian. 70 1 Where is that key? lulie Danner can't seem to find the right key. 2. Interested? The seniors show their usual in- terest in chemistry dass. 3. Good Morning! Mollie Matthews slept in the trunk of her car so she would not be late for school. 4. Go ahead, punk. Make my day! Rick Conner imitates a legend, Clint Eastwood. 5. Have a nice day. Brian Harvey smiles for the camera. 71 Firm Hands Mrs. lane Edwards Miss Meg Flowers Mrs. Faye Howie Mrs. Roberta Jeffords Mrs. Emodene Johnson Mr. Mark Kellis Mrs. Debbie Matthews Mrs. Debbie Meggs Mr. Victor Monti Mrs. Teresa Munn Mrs. DeLis Polatty Mrs. Jocelyn Sanderson Mrs. Sherrie Smith Mrs. Bonnie Watford Mrs. Grace Williams 72 The faculty of Darlington Adademy is one where a caring, but a firm hand is behind every student. Each member of the faculty and staff is very dedicated and hard working. The new teachers follow the tradition. As people come and go, one consistent memory will be of the wonderful and caring faculty of Darlington Academy. 1. Engrossed in literature. Mrs. Munn sits com- fortably at her desk as she discusses a story from the literature assignment 2. WPM. Mrs. Sarah Pope, typing teacher, cor- rects the typing assignment from the Typing II class. 3. Hum-m-m. Music teacher, Mrs. Caroline Ed- wards, leads the class in song. 73 Four star chefs. Mrs. Faye Huggins and Mrs. Madeline DuBose are the master brains behind the smooth operation of the cafeteria Secretary Tom Adams pauses for her picture 74 Administration The Board of Directors consists of dedicated men and women who work together toward one goal - making Darlington Academy the best it can be. Although they remain behind the scene, they are a vital part of the school. Board of Directors. Sitting Mr Jerrel Sansbury, Treasurer; Mrs Lam Lowder, Mr Charles Isgett, Mr. Teel Standing: Mr. Chris Psillos, Mrs jimmy Galloway, Mr. Hal Kirven, Vice-President; Dr. C. E. Aimar, Mr. W. S. DeWitt, Secretary; Mr John Bon- noitt, Mr R E. Goodson, Sr., President; and Mr Archie Moody. Not Pictured: Mr )im Bagwell. Mrs. Lucy T. Davis, Director, keeps up with the everyday affairs of the school. She can be seen monitoring the halls between classes and in the cafeteria during break and lunch. Director. Lucy T Davis keeps up with the paper work. 75 V—' ■ 76 GENERATORS 77 STANDARD PARTS OF DARLINGTON 219 Pearl Street Darlington, S.C. 29532 CUSAAC E ON Service Center 738 S. Cashua, Florence 665-9172 on the «quare Darlington PIGGLY WIGGLY Open 24 Hours Green Bax Stamps With Every Purchase THE CITIZENS AND SOUTHERN SCOTT SUGGS INSURANCE AGENCY Scott B. Suggs — Gen. Agt. NATIONAL BANK of South Carolina 281 S. Main St. 42 W. Public Sq. Main Office Branch Office 393-0411 FINANCIAL WIZARDS FIND A WAYATC S LIFE TAX SHELTERS HEALTH ANNUITIES DISABILITY INCOME IND. RELASS. MEDICARE SUPPLEMENTS PENSION AND CANCER INSURANCE PROFIT SHARING DEFERRED COMP. GROUPS AND IND. SPECIALIZING IN FINANCIAL PLANNING 106 Smith Ave. 393-7981 DARLINGTON, S.C. 393-2904 78 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS DARLINGTON FLORIST, INC. 222 W. BROAD ST. DARLINGTON, S.C. “SCENT WITH” LOVE M. DAVID COOK, Owner 393-1531 CATHY BROWN, MGR. 393-6106 WILLIS CHIROPRACTIC OFFICES Darlington, S.C. THE NEWS AND PRESS 141 S. MAIN ST. DARLINGTON, S.C. SHONEY’S Mutual Savings and Loan Association P.O. DRAWER 257 DARLINGTON, S.C. 29532 223 PEARL STREET WILLIAM J. HEUSTESS, JR. Ph. (803) 393-0461 “BILLY” 2099 W. EVANS ST. FLORENCE, S.C. 79 COMPLIMENTS OF WELLS JEWELERS, INC. ON THE SQUARE DARLINGTON, S.C. 343-4631 Bible Book Shelf, Inc. DISTRIBUTORS OF SUNDAY SCHOOL CURRICULUM FROM ALL MAJOR PUBLISHERS BIBLES — BOOKS - RECORDS — GREETING CARDS CHURCH SUPPLIES — CHILDREN’S BOOKS TEACHING MATERIALS STURKIE’S PLUMBING SERVICE - 27 YEARS EXPERIENCE - • REPAIRS INSTALLATION • KOHLER AND AMERICAN PLUMBING FIXTURES J6!Mj787j _______ 1401 W DARLINGTON ST Quality — Service — Value 166 S. DARGAN ST. FLORENCE, SC 29501 JIM AND ANN SABINSKE PHONE 662-5673 MONTHLY AUCTION - DARLINGTON LOCATION — SALES DATES OTHER SIDE Moody-Godley Auction Co., Inc. PUBLIC SQUARE DARLINGTON, S.C. 393-4431 HIGHWAY 52 BY-PASS SOUTH P.O. BOX 795 DARLINGTON, S.C. 29532 (803) 393-0431 DIVERSIFIED AUCTION COMPANY ARCHIE D. MOODY JOHNNY C. GODLEY JACK E. RICHARDSON JERRY W. McLELLAN SCAL NO 106 SCAL NO. 265-R 8CAL NO. 107 SCAL NO. 508 (803) 393-0431 BUS. (704) 399-9756 BUS. (803) 393-0431 BUS. (803) 393-0431 BUS. (803) 393-7993 HOME (704) 392-5074 HOME (803) 393-4111 HOME (803) 393-6379 HOME Selling At Auction Since 1950 80 BELK-KING FUNERAL HOME DARLINGTON, SOUTH CAROLINA 29532 LAMAR, SOUTH CAROLINA TO SERVE HUMANITY BETTER M. Sidney Belk Lynda W. Belk Hamer Parnell Frankie O. Harrison Harold King Ann Parnell OFF. 665-6093 RES. 662-1343 m l fW, IIMd MIS realtor Wise and Associates REAL ESTATE — COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY MANAGEMENT DON WISE BROKER P.O. BOX 3446 FLORENCE, SC 29502 Poolco Inc. Swimming Pool Company 900 Parker Or Florence S C P O Box 1542 Ph 6670190 Presideni TOM STROMAN 662 0132 Appliances Furniture Carpeting H S Floors Furnishings (803) 393-0456 240 Russell St. Darlington, S.C. 29532 DARLINGTON MACHINERY CO., INC. SENTRY HARDWARE ELECTRIC AND ACETYLENE WELDING MILL SUPPLIES — HARDWARE P.O. BOX 479 Phone 393-1461 Darlington, S.C. 29532 81 YOUR TIMBER IS OUR CONCERN WE CRUISE, BUY, AND MANAGE TIMBER DIXIE WOOD PRODUCTS, INC. P.O. BOX 12447 662-8549 FLORENCE, S.C. E. Jack Stephens, Forester MEMORIALS — MARKERS LEDGERS — COPING — CEMETERY WORK MEMORIALS CLEANED AND REPAIRED BLACKMON MEMORIALS 370 EAST BROAD ST. - P.O. BOX 654 DARLINGTON, S.C. 29532 KINESIS 1985 WANTS TO THANK OFFICE: 393-6222 HEYWARD N. BLACKMON HOME: 393-5517 DARLINGTON, S.C. 29532 GMC TRUCKS BOB SMITH f OLOR QUICK of Florence 4 HOUR PHOTO SERVICE COMPLETE PHOTO FINISHING SERVICE Color Prints — Black and White — Slides Enlargements — Copy Prints DAN HICKS 137 s Coi, st 0wr e' 665-7575 BOB SMITH CHEVROLET-GMC, INC. 1103 North Main St., Bishopville, SC 29010 PHONE: 803-484-5331 FOR DEVELOPING OUR FILM 82 Compliments of Darlington Music Co., Inc. RADIO SHACK DEALER Records, Tapes, Electronic Equipment EDWARDS AND DARGON INSURANCE ( um J 127 Russell Street Darlington, S.C. PALMETTO CLOTHES INC. HOWARD’S GULF SERVICE Quality Name Brands at Low prices 643 Pearl St. Florence-Darlington Hwy. Darlington, S.C. 393-2191 1 Mile from TEC PeeBe estate Bank TIMMONSVILLE E A FI FLORENCE • MEMBER FDIC 83 • T-Shirts T HIRTS • Jerseys •Caps «Colorful Transfers • Fashion Shirts • Custom Designs • Logos • Silk Screening • Numbers, Letters Special Group Prices for Schools, Teams, Clubs, Companies, Families Personalized Shirts While You Wait Magnolia Mall 667-4945 Thanks for Shopping SKEEN’S GROCERY We’ve Got It All Plenty of Good Conversations Make Conservation Habit ( On the CP l system coal supplies about 70 percent of the fuel for gen- erating electricity When you Make Conservation a Habit you save electricity as well as one of our most valuable natural resources CP l Carolina Power Light Company DARLINGTON FCX SERVICE 239 Russell Street Darlington, S.C. 29532 Phone: 393-2371 Feed, Seed, Farm Chemicals ( — J Tires and Animal Health V y Compliments of CAROLINA DRUG STORE THE HORSE BARN AND BROWNSVILLE GROCERY Groceries and Gasoline Hwy. 34 and 38 Junction Brownsville, S.C. Marlboro County SPRINGVILLE AUTHENTIC DARLINGTON REPRODUCTIONS RESTAURANT The Finest of Handmade 534 Pearl Darlington, S.C. Furniture Mon.-Sat. 5:30 AM-9 P.M. Betty G. Dickerson Sunday Till 3 P.M. Springville Heights Darlington, S.C. 393-4940 BUFFET 11 AM-9 PM 84 DARLINGTON CONSTRUCTION COMPANY West Broad Phone: 393-3612 CENTRAL DRUG STORE Public Square at Cashua DARLINGTON, S.C. 393-2826 DANIEL LUMBER CO. Telephone: 393-1591 Lumber Paints Hardware ROY PEAVY COMPANY REAL ESTATE Roy Peavy 101 Exchange Owner Darlington THANKS! MIKE SMITH Sand, Fill Dirt, Topsoil, Slag and Gravel L. H. STOKES AND SON INC. 1013 Chase Ave. Phone: 662-4701 Florence, S.C. or 662-8285 86 R. E. GOODSON CONSTRUCTION COMPANY General Grading Constructions 164 Springville Road Darlington, S.C. 29532 Phone: 393-2253 R, E. ( 0QDbt)N CONSTRUCTI' OFFICE-SROP - FAR] 87 Bus. 665-2281 Res. 669-6704 FLORENCE TIMBER CORPORATION P.O. Box 3012 • Florence, S.C. 29502 T. Carroll Harrelson Simpson PUBLIC SQUARE DARLINGTON, SOUTH CAROLINA PHONE: 393-4091 “Our Work Is Done for Those Who Love and Remember” DARLINGTON MONUMENT 1614 MAIN ST. DARLINGTON PHONE: 393-1294 MOODY’S INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 109 E. Broad St. P.O. Box 327 • Darlington, South Carolina 29532 Call Me “Today” G. Laverne Moody “I can service any of your insurance needs!” “For Your” ... Life Fire Homeowners Blue Cross Blueshield Work 393-3932 Loss of Income (Disability) Home 393-2798 Bus. Ph. 662-2681 STUCKEY BROS. KNIGHT FURNITURE, INC. QUALITY FURNITURE AT DISCOUNT PRICES 214 Second Loop Rd. Florence S.C. 29501 WORKS, INC. Congratulations Seniors 1985 Parent Patrons Toni and Ken Adams Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Allen, jr. Mr. and Mrs. James F. Bagwell Mr. and Mrs. John H. Causey Sam T. DeWitt, jr. Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Dowling Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Edwards Eugene Fallon, jr. Dr. and Mrs. C. Morrison Farish Clarine O. Felkel Mr. and Mrs. Ray Galloway Mr. and Mrs. Larry E. Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Dorla Lewis Tommy Lewis, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey A. Lundy Donna Segars Audrey Stewart Toye Stewart, Jr. Kim Williams Potpourri Can You Find Yourself? 96 97 3 J7 L O 0.60 ? £ h5 + Cjro y L S -V c_ 3 +- LU ff jo ) cs ley G,nny 0. • 'Qnoon D a wPi C Kaoi er e. bf)er[ St 'n o .D pO v? 0) £ £ sKley , L°ne m; laro i cT U 2- f-d i0? w?£ CjloJs JJi'Qoas Stblipir m daI W-s iWyr v£ HcaAs_. muAc a j Xo rX o£ OUmjUu U KNjl Fi hfjh °3omrny J aV) “9So4� n 9 4 yu±L 4 103 Autographs Autographs 109 Autographs Autographs in Autographs Autographs 113 y? ??wTcr 5U 'F? M-f I yf O k s 7 - — I ' p +V Q + w+ s3(N g + ° •’PP. Xu, j.0 |,v 7| f °+ P'l j; zuiOj-vq (S?A qQ Guii L A- jtoj. rx?X )UIP7J- v 'a —q j. jjj I� w «(-V TPul™-'a ‘J ’ “N S1U0UJUJO3 ||0M0JB j (S|S8U! | 5861 VA Slil tOcrCth •' 5 -ood. ock. -•k slc o stOJ (U aJJ- rvu -t SL x o - OoJ n J£ jL . wy ORR. JtL Anryt ™- . J «- -AJ q_ jh?' rf ti u A j SrJ npJ. AfCi c£ sUL l. . xJL Autographs Belk - King 81 Belk — Simpson 88 Bible Bookshelf 80 Blackmon Memorials 82 Bob Smith 82 Brownsville Grocery 84 Carolina Drug 84 Carolina Power and Light 84 Central Drug Store 86 Citizens Southern National Bank 78 Coggeshall's 78 Cusaac Exxon 78 Daniel Lumber 86 Darlington Construction 85 Darlington Florist, Inc, 79 Darlington Machinery 81 Darlington Monument 89 Darlington Music 83 Darlington Restaurant 84 Dixie Wood Products, Inc. 82 DuBose jewelers 80 Edwards Dargan Insurance 83 FCX 84 Florence Timber 88 Sponsors Index T-Shirts Plus 84 Wells jewelers, Inc. 80 Willis Chiropractic 79 Wise Associates 81 Moody-Codley 80 Moody's Insurance 89 Mutual Saving's Loan 79 News and Press 79 Palmetto Clothes 83 Pee Dee State Bank 83 Piggly Wiggly 78 Poolco 81 Roy Peavy and Co. 86 Scott Suggs Insurance 78 Shoney's 79 Skeen's 84 Springville Authentic Reproductions 84 Standard Parts 78 Stokes Sand Gravel 86 Sturkie Bros. Furniture 89 Sturkie's Plumbing 80 Coodson Construction 87 Coodson Gulf 83 H S Floors and Furnishings 81 Kolor Quick 82 Brown, Mrs. Kathy 72 Causey, Miss Ellen 38, 72 Davis, Mrs. Lucy T. 75 DuBose, Mrs. Madeline 74 Edwards, Mrs. Caroline 73 Edwards, Mrs. jane 72 Flowers, Miss Meg 47, 72 Flowle, Mrs. Faye 72 Huggins, Mrs. Faye 74 Faculty — Staff Index Sanderson, Mrs. jocelyn 44, 74 Smith, Mrs. Sherrie 72 Watford, Mrs. Bonnie 72 Williams, Mrs. Grace 72 Munn, Mrs. Teresa 72, 73 Polatty, Mrs. DeLis 44, 74 Pope, Mrs. Sarah 73 Kellis, Mr. Mark 9, 72 Matthews, Mrs. Debbie 48,72 Meggs, Mrs. Debbie 72 Monti, Mr. Victor 10, 72 117 Johnson, Mrs. Emodene 72 Adams, Eric 9, 16, 66 Adams, Jill 23 Adams, Sean 58, 59 Adams Todd 52, 53 Aimar, Pamela 52, 53 Andrews, Chris 56 Anderson, Tia 58 Annual Staff 38, 39 Arnold, Lucy 44 Aycock, Huey 16, 17, 24, 38, 39, 40, 41, 68 Bagwell, Allison 53, 54 Bagwell, Brian 10, 58 Barwick, Robin 24, 27, 37, 68, 70 Basketball, Boys JV 18, 19 Basketball, Boys Varsity 16, 17 Basketball, Girls Varsity 20, 21 Bazen, Christa 50 Bazen, Kevin 10, 11, 60, 61 Belk, Curry 48 Block D 41 Board of Directors 75 Bonnoitt, Brent 8, 9, 62, 63 Bonnoitt, Garth 50 Boozer, Lisa 20,60 Boyce, Brock 10, 60 Brasington, Annie 44 Break-Lunch 28, 29 Brooks, Coy 54 Brown, William 44 Brunson, Hugh 54 Brunson, James 48 Byrd, Crystal 56 Bryd, Dean 56 Calcutt, Marie 14, 20, 58 Carter, Lee 54 Casey, Andy 8, 9, 16, 17, 35, 40, 41,68, 70 Cheerleaders, JV 14 Cheerleaders, Varsity 12, 13 Church, Ashley 50 Students Index Closing Theme 120 Coleman, Jeff 38, 39, 41, 64 Conner, Rick 16, 29, 38, 68, 71 Cook, Wyman 28, 40, 41, 68, 70 Coughenour, Lisa 12, 24, 25, 27, 37, 41, 68, 70 Cox, Joe 10, 58, 59 Craft, Debra 44 Cribb, Benjamin 44 Cribb, Stuart 46 Cross, Susan 14, 20, 60 Cunningham, Caroline 44 Daniels, Charlene 48 Danner, Julie 40, 69, 71 Dargan, Elizabeth 13, 62, 63 Dargan, James 48 Dargan, Nichole 12,62 Dargan, Shaw 48, 49 Dargan, Shorey 54 Davis, Amanda 22, 52, 53 DeWitt, Chris 46 DeWitt, John 64, 65 DeWitt, Otis 10, 56 Dickerson, Elizabeth 66 Dority, Crystal 44 Dove, Brandi 56, 57 Dove, Laney 48, 49 Dove, Tanya 52 Dowling, Amanda 44 DuBose, Chris 56 DuBose, Clete 52 DuBose, Lee 10, 11, 18, 19, 56 DuBose, Scott 9, 16, 24, 38, 40, 41,64, 65 Eighth Grade 60, 61 Eleventh Grade 66, 67 Elliott, Mary 54 Elvis, Robbie 18 Evans, Gene Fallon, Jennifer 52 Farish, Amanda 50 Farish, Cameron 56, 57 Farish, Geoffrey 56 Fifth Grade 54, 55 First Grade 46, 47 Fisher, Jay 50 Flowers, Ginny 46, 47 Fourth Grade 52, 53 Freeman, Brent 44 Gainey, Brooke 20, 28, 37, 58 Galloway, Cindy 20, 21,60 Galloway, Les 48, 49 Gaskins, Rick 56 Gasper, Sarah 44 Gasper, Stephen 52 Gatewood, Marci 48, 49 Gentry, Lisa 14, 60, 61 Gibson, Todd 64 Gleason, Franklin 60 Goodson, Dorene 44 Grainger, David 54, 55 Grooms, Jimmy 10, 60, 61 Grooms, Keri 52, 53, 54 Ham, Kevin 54, 55 Ham, Shannon 48 Hamilton, Jesse 64,65 Hammond, Dede 60 Harrelson, Keith 9, 66 Harvey, Brian 16, 38, 39, 40, 69, 71 Harvey, Kathy 38, 39, 40, 41, 69 Hawthorne, Lisa 12, 22, 23, 26, 64 Hendrix, Dawn 54 Hickey, David 56 Hickey, John 48 Hickey, Megan 44 Hill, Dwayne 60 Hoffmeyer, Debora 20, 21, 24, 26, 29, 37, 66, 67, 40, 41 Holmes, Bradford 46 Homecoming 24, 25, 26, 27 Hopkins, Tammie 12, 66, 67 Howard, Nita 10, 14, 56 Howie, Ricky 52, 53 Howie, Rhett 50 Howie, Robert 44 Huggins, Belinda 24, 26, 36, 41, 69, 70 Huggins, Christy 14, 60 Huggins, jason 45 Isgett, Bryan 10, 18, 58 Isgett, Kathy 14, 20, 22, 28, 37, 58, 59 Isgett, Robyn 14, 20, 29, 37, 60 Jackson, Chuck 56 Jackson, Jamie 10, 60 Jeffords, Carter 50 Jeffords, Jon 10, 18, 19,60 Johnson, Robert 46 Jordan, Tim 9, 16, 41,64 Junior-Senior 30, 31 Lawson, Becky 12, 66,67 LeVine, Jeffrey 10, 56 LeVine, Joel 45 Lewis, Abe 45 Lewis, Beth 22, 23, 54, 55 Lewis, Marcia 14, 60 Lewis, John 45 Lewis, Pam 13, 26, 37, 40, 41, 64 Lewis, Tommy 56 Lowder, Ashley 46 Lowder, Christian 61 Lowder, Wesley Lundy, Allen 52 McClary, Margaret 50 Marlowe, Scott 9, 18, 64 Matthews, Michael 50 Matthews, Mollie 36, 69, 71 May Day 36, 37 Metropol, Amber 50 Metropol, Cilia 46 Miles, Leta 46 Miller, Johnny 54, 55 Moree, Hank 57 Moree, Kelley 50, 55 Nance, Leah 54 National Honor Society 40 Ninth Grade 62, 63 Oates, Allison 45 Oates, Morgan 46 Octagon Club 41 Odom, Billy 8, 9, 70 Odom, Ginny 14, 20, 21, 37, 61, 25, 26 O'Neal, R. J. 46 O'Neal, Tonya 54 O'Neal, Shannon 45 Opening Theme 4, 5 Oulla, Meg 66 Pilgrim Melissa 50 Phillips, Joey 45 Polatty, Rick 52, 53 Poston, Laura 61 Powell, Casey 45 Pre-School 44, 45 Quick, April 45 Renck, Kevin 52 Reynolds, Angel 14, 58 Reynolds, Tammy 62, 63 Reynolds, Shelley 26, 37, 62,63 Richardson, Brenda 29,61 Richardson, Jeffrey 46 Richbourg, Todd 40 Roberts, Monty 58 Roberts, Ryan 50 Sanders, Robbie 9, 25, 66 Sawyer, Johnny 50 Second Grade 48, 49 Segars, Sydney 45 Seniors 68, 69, 70, 71 Seventh Grade 58, 59 Shaw, Cindy 12, 37, 62, 63 Simmons, William 45 Sixth Grade 56, 57 Skipper, Che 57 Skipper, Michelle 13, 24, 26, 29, 37, 41, 64 Smith, Jamie 57 Smith, Kenneth 45 Soccer, JV 10, 11 Soccer, Varsity 8, 9 Spivey, Brock 9, 18, 19,62 Spivey, Shannon 9, 16, 41,66 Stephens, Robin 58 Stewart, Lisa 45 Stokes, Carl 50 Stokes, Dawn 46 Stokes, Katherine 45 Stokes, Trip 52 Stroud, Jim 41, 66 Stroud, Tracey 57 Student Forum 40 Sturkie, Michelle 14, 61 Summersett, Kent 9, 10,61 Table of Contents 1 Talbert, Justin 46 Tarte, Melissa 13, 26,62 Teel, Marci, 54, 55 Teel, John 45 Tenth Grade 64,65 Third Grade 50, 51 Thomas, Clant 54 Thomas, Trey 61 Thompson, Steve 64, 65 Thornton, Richie 50 Tiller, Eric 46 Title Page 1 Tolson, Elizabeth 58, 59 Tolson, Lisa 26, 29, 40, 41,60, 70 Twelfth Grade 68, 69, 70,71 Walton, Billy 9, 66, 67 Walton, Sarah 11, 57 Watford, Bonnie 45 Watford, Daniel 45 Watford, Mitchell 57 Weaver, Erick 50 White, Lisa 58 Williams, Kim 58 Williamson, Mclver 62, 63 Wilson, Gray 46 Windham, Lisa 66 119 J) CASS+4. 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