Easley High School - Green and White Yearbook (Easley, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1971 volume:

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Maybe things do go better with Coke. Happiness may be getting the title of Miss Green and White as Joyce below. Most of all happiness is being a stu- dent at Easley High School! 6 A it S g iw, W, X i N A s 5,38 X 1 S. 4 5 il 4' 'A .Sh mfg, WW 91 W M f fwwwf N ,WMM fW,mM' f ,MWM W, , V R72 ,a Tradition Is a Part of EHS Sophomores finally adjusting to Easley High, along with Mr. But- ler . . . Pep rallies . . . Ringing the bell after a touchdown . . . Singing our Alma Mater with raised hands . . . Homecoming . . . Getting pictures made . . . Thank you Mr. Moore. . .Beauty Pageant . . . Senior Day snake dance . . . Thanksgiving Day program. . . Christmas . . . Sec- ond semester . . . Changing sub- jects . . . Basketball . . . Val- entine's . . . Junior Prom . . . Senior Prom . . . Exams . . . 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Our new administration played a very major role in the success of Easley Senior High School. Ns 'S mx' 321 f '1x May jg. ,. ' ff ga Y QFar leftj Mrs. Gladys Pressley, Secre- tary. CUpper leftj Mr. Oscar A. Thorsland, Assistant Principal. CLower leftj Mr. Milton J. Butler, Prin- cipal. CUpper rightj Mrs. Martha Childress, Secretary. fCenterj Mrs. Anne M. Hall, Guidance Counselor. fLower centerj Mrs. Barbara B. Stuck- ey, Guidance Counselor. fLower rightj Mr. Butler and Mrs. Carrie McKinney of the math depart- ment discuss problems. Trustees The chairman of the school board, Mr. Bill Robinson, works hard along with the other mem- bers of the board in an effort to promote better schools in Pick- ens County. Lunchroom Staff 8a Maintenance This year EHS acquired a new cafeteria. This addition is very well cared for and used by our lunchroom staff, managed by Mrs. Hamilton. Such a building as EHS is very difficult to keep clean and in good order. This endless job of the maintenance department, headed by Mr. Sloan, is very well performed and a. credit to EHS. .qfvxx N .. My fUpper centerj Mrs. Hamilton begins a long day of cooking and serving food as do the other cooks Qabovej. fLower centerj Aided by a competent staff Cupper and middle leftj, Mr. J. C. Sloan supervises the school mainte- nance. gWf 2, English English is a very important part of the EHS curriculum. It re- quires a very qualified staff to involve students in grammar and literature-both American and English. Their work often seems futile, since many students resent the fact that English is compul- sive. N S ,li 155 Ia - Q f R X gms. 'Q . !X K W, . N Q' N-.s .... 5 fUpper leftJ Discussing LAW is Miss Melissa Looper. CLower leftj Mrs. Connie Enis broadens her teaching career by teaching Se- nior English. CUpper rightj Mrs. Meredith Parrish vividly portrays American Literature. fLower rightj Mrs. Phyllis Goad was added to the staff of the English de- partment. Included in her duties is one class of Business English. fAboveJ Mrs. Pat Abercrombie con- tinues her second year as English teacher at EHS. at 2: CUpper leftl A new face at EHS is that of Miss Ineatha Williams. CLower 1eftJ Mrs. Mary Jean Parrish explaining The Scarlet Letter. CUpper rightl Teaching Sophomore English is Mrs. Judy S. Brown. fLower rightj Mr. Joseph Lake Williams reads to Mary Stuart as he sets the background for William Shakespeare in his English Literature class. French The French Classes are con- cerned with involving students in learning to communicate ef- fectively in the French language and helping them to learn as much as possible about the ge- ography and culture of France. This year, some new books and tapes were added to the growing supply of laboratory equipment. These resources help to strength- en oral French and increase the students' interest in the people and their country. CAbove rightj Robby Cassells distri- butes head-phones as the class pre- pares to listen to a tape about French customs. CLower rightj Mrs. Mattie Lee Drum- mond, teacher. Qu'est-ce que c'est, Mme Drummond? 5. , M ..,. -.. Spanish This year Easley has offered Spanish to its Junior students. This was done in order for them to receive at least two years of Spanish. The main objective of the Spanish classes is to present oral and written forms of com- munications in Spanish. Also, Mrs. Abercrombie, the teacher, hopes to teach her students to express themselves in Spanish, learn something of the Spanish culture and tradition, and learn something of the Spanish-speak- ing countries' role in our world. CUpper leftj Senora Abercrombie habla en espanol. Holding her libro erect, she reads it, having her estudiantes repitan after her. Senora. Abercrom- bie, Como se llama el libro de es- pano1'? Social Studies Easley High School offers many courses in Social Studies. Some of these are World History, Amer- ican History, Government, and Economics. This year, Senior So- cial Studies has been broadened to include a one year course in Government and Consumer Ec- onomics. Two new staff members have been added to this depart- ment. They are Mrs. Fannie Williams and Mr. Ron Black. M , WW ,ff if if ,L ' l 7,4 'R f if Lf. X is ,.,, .,,,. My-v Y' X c,,, ,f- My CFar leftj Mrs. Helen T. Efland dis- cusses economic affairs. CAbove leftj Correcting test papers is an important job for Mrs. Mildred Brock. fLower leftj Mrs. Celia Gettys, U.S. government teacher, explains. QLoWer leftj Mrs. Celia Gettys, U.S. government teacher, explains the nom- inating methods. fAbove rightj Mr. Ron Black instructs American History. Social Studies s ' ' ,Zim 1 W' XNMQX 5914 fi 5 ' 405871 F Fifkln-.-,--, fFar leftj Mrs. Fannie Williams teaches at EHS for the first time. CUpper leftj Mrs. Mary Jean Parrish corrects papers while her class is viewing a film. fLoWer leftj World History is taught by Mr. Marvin Williams. fRightJ Teaching World History is the job of Mr. Lynn Hall, who is continu- ing his second year at Easley. Science With the advances made in sci- entific technology in recent years, science courses have become in- creasingly important. The cate- gories of this department are Biology, Advanced Biology, Chemistry, and Physics. Biology students can be seen dissecting fish, grasshoppers, cats, and sharks, while chemistry and physics students struggle with formulas and calculations. p an P.. fFa.r lefty Mr. Bruce Heniford plans to show his agriculture class a film about insecticides. fUpper leftl And in what family do we find this creature? fLower leftj Mrs. Ginny Hucks, biology teacher, supplements her notes on the structure of the animal cell. CAboveJ Why is everyone so quiet? fLoWer rightj Mrs. Dorothy J. Maddox, biology teacher. ' 33 Science Q 4. Y 11 .. af... M fit: i 2 , i ' . ,f ' 5 , . 1 T s , . Z ,Q ' 1 X ' ' Y ., ,A ,,,., .,..,, ,, M.. ,-, CUpper lefty Mrs. Susan Grayson ex- periments with her slide rule. CLower leftj Mrs. Grayson CUpper rightj Cross-section ofa hydra.. lLower rightj Mrs. Hucks has every- one thoroughly interested in the slide of a snail. Mathematics All students at EHS are required to take two years of mathematics. Any student who plans a career in mathematics can further his knowledge by taking such advanced, college-preparatory courses as Advanced Math I and II. The main objective of the mathematics department is to prepare students to cope with mathematical situations and to prepare the students for their future lives and Work. This year, two new teachers, Mrs. Ann Marie Ziegler and Mr. James W. Livingston, were added to this department. CUpper leftj What are you up to now, Mr. Carter? fLower leftj Mrs. Frances James teaches algebra and also mechanical drawing. CUpper rightj Mrs. Carrie McKinney explains the Appalachian State Teachers' College. fLower rightj Geometry is taught by Mrs. Ann Marie Zieglar, who is a. new addition to the EHS faculty. Mathematics is ,gf Sl JY' Single: gas +- SQ 1-1,7 7 -- fUpper Ieftj Mr. Jim Livingston begins his career, teaching General Math. CLower leftj Mr. Charles Carter Sa Company. Art Appreciation Students interested in learning about artists and their works are given the opportunity to do so in the Art Appreciation classes. This year the classes are strictly learning situations with no Arts and Crafts involved. s,-Mb fAboveJ Mr. Williams displays his book, The Story of Art. CUpper rightj Mr. Joseph Lake Wil- liams listens intently to suggestions and ideas held by his art students. CLower rightl The students listen in- tently to suggestions and ideas held by Mr. Williams. Wg ,If ,, im, av Tnfw H ' Mm fc ?' gy! ,mga mf Q ' i f.fk'fkfif x'T1 ,, Ai f 1 QP' ' 2' t ivy? I ff-f ea A ,Q 5 lUlHf?4f 'XV X 5 ' 'WZ ' 'f ff 1 , l-Pjff f 4 R . I f fwfg ffmihirf '4 1 .Q A L ' - W 1' 1 f ,,..4 1 ..: ' E ,, ll f 9 1 4 M X 1 JJ? ij! gf 1 1 4' 2' j 1, 5 ,W , 24 LM' 1 as Q E 8 5f'i ,....4-w..M ,,,, ra 5 Journalism Journalism is taught this year by Mrs. Phyllis Goad, new to the EHS faculty. In this class, methods of writing-particularly for the newspaper are studied. The group has even made a. trip to the Greenville-Piedmont Building to witness the publication of a. paper. CAboveJ Mrs. Phyllis Goad, instructor. CRightJ Greg Finley and Stan Bowers listen intently as Dan Church teaches in the absence of Mrs.Goad. fx, I I I I I II I IIII i Music This year the Chorus has a com- pletely new set-up. There -are three mixed choruses-beginner, intermediate, and advanced mix- ed chorus. Members of the ad- vanced chorus must be recom- mended by their previous year's teacher. This is the perforn1ing group which gives two concerts each year-at Christmas and in the spring. There is also a Girl's Glee Club. The EHS Band is an important part of the activities which are carried on in the school, especially during football season. This group is often taken for granted, but the ball games wou1dn't be the same Without them. These members also be- come the center of attention in the spring when they perform in their annual concert. yi L 1 e' L. fCenterJ Miss Myrtie Winchester, new chorus teacher. CAboveJ Mr. Anthony McFadden, band director. rf' cf' r-K f Business In preparing students for the business world, the Business De- partment offers a varied program. A few goals are to give basic business training either for per- sonal use, for future study, or for office Work. This year notehand is offered and being taught by Miss Farry. ii E 5 ,A ,f . S- V I givin. a K5 K L . f gr or ,fljffl . ,. ffz'pl5',, My 4-., as-..,i..s.Ws, ,ns in QFa.r leftj Miss Vera Pitts continues her work in the business department of EHS. CUpper lefty Mrs. Carol Nordquist always offers a big smile for all her students. fLower leftj Miss Gwendolyn Hopkins writes the assignment forthe day on the board. fAboveJ Fifteen industrious students hard at work. fRightJ Miss Paula Farry, a, new re- cruit, has inspired many students this year. Home Economics The Home Economics depart- ment seeks to prepare girls for the lives they will lead in the future when they become home- makers. Not only do Mrs. Spear- man and Mrs. Mulkey, the home economics teachers, teach cook- ing and sewing, but they also teach the girls to possess a great- er rnaturity, which is one of the most necessary ingredients of a happy home. 'T i 1 51 an S a ffm ' S . im X fUpper rightj Mrs. Louise Spearmen calls the roll before beginning to help the girls with their questions about homemaking. lCenter rightj Mrs. Spearman discusses the length of Theresafs tunic. CLower rightj Mrs. Linda Mulkey aids Mrs. Spearman in teaching Home Economics. ,cu I ' ffl-M 'X 1 , 1 2 ? 1 5 5 , ,ji ,Hj5,f,, ,V W ,, I ,,,..Mw,.,,,,,, 5, lfwi ' I 'lx 25, if 4 if I Phys ical Education The aim of the Athletic Depart- ment of EHS is to promote the growth, health, development, and maintenance of the individual and to help him mature physical- ly, mentally, socially, emotion- ally, and ethically. The depart- ment has been expanded this year to include a course in wrestling. Mr. Ron Black has been added to the staff to coach this course. fUpper leftl Where did the ball go, boys? fLower leftj Assistant Coach, Carthel Crout, exhibits mixed emotions. CLower rightj Miss Jean Ligon, girls' instructor, cheers from the sidelines. fAbovej Head Coach, Larry Bagwell. Driver's Education Drivers' Ed classes are designed to teach students the rules of the road and help them to be aware of the many hazards to which they are subjected when driving. QAboveJ Mr. Larry Bagwell, instructor. CUpper rightl Driver's Education has been expanded to include three classes this year. This second period class is representative of the Driver's Education students. Library Students of EHS can be found in the Library at almost any time of the day, rushing With their last-minute assignments and research papers. Mrs. Tripp and Miss Frazier are always will- ing to help anyone who needs information and research mater- ials. They are assisted by Mrs. Jean Gillespie. ?i. . S CUpper leftj Dan Hopkins, Dennis Brewer, and Gene Wilson seem thor- oughly absorbed in their studies. QLeft Centerj Mrs. Gillespie, Library Instructional Clerk fR.ight centerj Mrs. Patsy Tripp, As- sistant Librarian CUpper rightj Miss Edna Frazier, Librarian . 'Nw Vocational School The Pickens County Vocational School serves tive high schools in the county and teaches cours- es in cosmetology, practical nursing, office machines, sheet metal, machine shop, electricity, masonry, farm mechanics, car- pentry, air-conditioning, heating, textiles, and drafting. CLower leftl Mr. Robert Turpin, voca- tional school principal, displays end- less effort in the coordination of training for his students. fAboveJ Mr. L. J. Blakely is Guidance Counselor at the vocational school. He is concerned mainly with sched- uling and seeking jobs for the stu- dents after their training is completed. , ' fi? iff? mhz- MMV M, ,W ' W. ' Wav, ,A , L, ,uf , f ,,,, ff .V ' A V ' fl-gf! 4 L Wiiwf f ' Y W ,W f 1 , f Z, :,, M' y,1t,kX,U,V W , 4 4- , L , Y 'gf ,,, wA,L,,V,?L ', X .1 ' ' V wg ' A affmg, V ' A :Mya X 1 H Q K' .fy f X . 1 1 Student Cooperative Association The Student Cooperative Asso- ciation of Easley High School Works to help bring the students and administration together and to help with services of the school. The SCA, supervised by Mrs. Carol Nordquist, consists of representatives from the soph- omore, junior, and senior classes. The SCA sponsors such activitie as the homecoming dance, the supply store, sale of senior keys, and open house. fAboveJ KK Cobb, sponsor for the Student Cooperative Association. CAbove rightj SCA Officers-Eston Ross-President, Lewis Dunca.n-Vice- President, Ann White-Secretary, Bob Carman-Reporter. QRightJ Senior Council-Johnny Cleve- land, Dean Woods, Tony Willis. Jack Moore. ff A VM WH ..qf X-e 'aQ KYXBISSXT fTop leftj Junior Council-Kathy Swicegood, KK Cobb, Jim my Porter, Page Brothers. i 1 s 5 z 1 1 5 I CAboveJ Sophomore Council-Sarah Jane Roper, Pam Owens, Kirk Wilson. Q' . W. ' fiffz W--.. -.Q fl' .. if 14,5 Art Committee The Art Committee is made up of selected students who work to provide attractive bul- letin boards for the school. Mrs. Carol Nordquist advises the members of the committee. Two co-chairmen are selected to set up schedules and to oversee that boards are put up. CAboveJ Sandy Morgan, sponsor for the Art Committee. CLeftJ Cheryl Youngblood, Jane Washington, Sandy Morgan, Barbara Davis, Kitty Stewart, Chris Crews, Connie Mason, Meridith McQueen, Snow Masters, Barbara Owens, Sandra Gillespie, Renda Sim- mons. The House of Representatives at Easley High School is composed of all homeroom presidents. Lewis Duncan, Vice-President of the stu- dent body, presides over meetings While Mrs. Carol Nordquist acts as advisor. As one of its projects, the House of Representatives places each homeroom president in charge of raising money in his homeroom to purchase one or more Easter lilies to be sent to a shut-in. House of Representatives ' . ' N ,... c , 5 . 2--3 .W 5: 511+ . Q - 1:-rx., ijt f a tm was WEQEQQWSQSNKSTQEXQQH i wa was ,L r is ks , ,L W J, 4 c .. A. i.:,,:v .sis 5' :ssa:ca5s:efM 3,13 ' Qf'1ssaf+sayaaQssg5a?isW iiuyogi H iiii. . : AIf.2'o swsai.s-Q.. 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Standing: Tim Chapman, Gilbert Brock, Barbara Suddeth, Brad Press- ley, Terry Julian, David Byars. fBot- tom lefty Sophomore members of the House of Representatives-Jan Owens, Carol Williams, Camilla Johnson, Lynn Alford, Susan Jones, Lee Ann Thomas, Kay Gilstrap, Steve Bradley, David Lappin. N f,,, WWMWMWMMW, c 5 National Honor Society Membership in the National Honor Society has become rec- ognized nationally as one of the highest honors that can be be- stowed on a high school student. Each year the NHS holds an impressive induction ceremony in which new members are tapped. One of the main projects of the National Honor Society this year was College Day. Mrs. Frances James is advisor. fAboveJ Senior members of the NHS- Row One: Mary Mann, Carolyn Jenkins, Mary Anne Williams, Lynn Lankford, Mary Ann Gilstrap, Yvonne Corn, Anita Grant, Frances Jones, Kathy Holcombe, Linda Gregory, Bonnie McCombs, Bon- nie Middleton, Joan Stephens, Nancy Willis, Betsy Dodgens. Row Two: Kathy Bailey, Ann Chellis, Meredith McQueen, Lynne McIntyre, Jack Moore, James Lawson. fLeftJ Page Brothers sponsor for Na- tional Honor Society. CAboveJ Front: Joan Roper. First Row: Kathy Galloway, Page Brothers, Joan Johnson, Charlene Hunter, Rosemary Bush. Second Row: Ann White, Susan Blakely, Deborah Looper, Kathy Shealy, Ellen Cowles, John Gentry, Ricky Gettys. Third Row: Buddy Ballard, Sheila Cisson, Donna. -----f 'UQC3 fl mmfuxx. Brown, Gail Harkins, Julia. Tinsley. Fourth Row: Neil Massey, Theresa Reid, Carol Gray, Martha Miller, Cathy MacDonald, Sandra Lee Hill. Fifth Row: Steve Bagwell, Gary Goudelock, Ron- nie Tollison, Michael McWhorter, Gil- bert Brock, Roger Davis, Bo Carter, Larry Thompson, Brad Pressley, Jim Curtis, Alex Robinson. French Club The French Club, composed of students who take French, fol- lows studies of interest about France that cannot be done in class. One of its main purposes is to lead and plan. Mrs. Mattie Lee Drummond serves as ad- visor for the club. CAboveJ Kathy Bailey, sponsor for the French Club. 5,11 CAboveJ Top to Bottom: Roberta Sar- geant, Yvonne Corn, Linda Gregory, Renda. Simmons, Mary Jackson, Essie Casey, Carol Kirk, Betsy Dodgens, Jan Inman, Martha Miller, Ellen Cowles, Susan Cannon, Kathy Bailey, Ann White, Susan Blakley, Mrs. Drummond, Rosemary Bush. Front: John Gentry, Truitt Brock, Mike Moser, Jimmy Lankford, Steve Bag- well, Joan Roper. V , '1W f :L f Q' ,ff-'if2fQ' 'f - ,. ., ,? 'f3yifffsf'1,2M M351 N, , , :Life -frhgfa. .' f ,f,',XA M 4 f : ,Y ,X J , J W ,, ., ,, Avg! ,aa.a ,gr tr' 'Q as Zav Maasai fAbove 'leftj Row One: Rita Nalley, Sandra Loggins, Patti Pitts, Gail Press- ley, Page Brothers, Pam Jones, Faith Wilson, Cathy Swicegood, Judy Hen- dricks, Jan Ellenburg, Barbara Sud- deth, Faye Swanson, Neil Massey. Row Two: Gwen Collins, Kathy Shealy, Lillie Bowens, Ann Lathem, Susie Peden, Sally Massingale, Carol Ann Pierce, Theresa Reid, Robin Tucker, Sandy Rogers, Liza Sitton, Sarah Watson, Donna Brown, Suzanne Cor- bin. Row Three: Buddy Ballard, Carol Gray, Sheila Cisson, Janet Cantrell, Anna Maria Looper, Julia Tinsley, Gail Harkins, Debbie Williams, Lynne McIntyre, Jan Inman, Julia King, Spanish Club The Spanish Club, newly formed this year, is made up of students who take Spanish and are in- terested in learning more about Spain and its customs. With Mrs. Pat Abercrombie as advisor, the Los Amigos, as it is called, had Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ellenburg to speak about their trip to Spain. Correspondence with Spanish pen pals helps the mem- bers to become better acquainted with the life of the Spanish. Randy Dawkins, Luther Crenshaw, Jimmy Sitton. Row Four: Ellen Cowles, Bill Brothers, Cathy MacDonald, Alex Robinson, Jim Curtis, William Roach, Terry Julian, David Byars, Jimmy Porter, Greg Smith, Joseph Hayes, Ricky Gettys. CAbove rightj Gail Har- kins sponsor for the Los Amigos. The Easley High School chapter of the Future Teachers of Ameri- ca enables students to explore the teaching profession. With the help of interesting speakers, the members of the club receive a greater understanding of the field of teaching. The FTA serves re- freshments at open house and decorates the teacher's lounge at Christmas. The activities of the FTA are led by Mrs. Mildred Brock. Future Teachers of America CAboveJ Row One: Mary Anne Williams, Susan Cannon, Linda Gregory, Linda Sue Lynes, Sheila Cisson, Yvonne Corn- Recording Secretary, Ann Chellis-First Vice-President, Theresa Roberts-Presi- dent, Julia Tinsley-Second Vice-Presi- dent, Julia King-Treasurer, Anna Maria Wanda Huey, Martha Miller, Janet Cantrell, Donna Blair, Cindy Snider, Jan Inman. Row Three: Rosemary Bush, Sandra Lee Hill, Diane Houston, Bar- bara Suddeth, Sarah Watson, Neil Mas- sey, Theresa Reid, Mrs. Brock, Ernie Fortner. fRightJ Sarah Watson, spon- Looper-Corresponding Secretary. Row Two: Kathy Bailey, Donna Holland, sor for the Future Teachers of America. Future Homemakers of America H if fry, I fAboveJ Row One: Sue Bowen, Martha Miller, Connie Mason, Barbara Owens, Sarah Jane Roper, Mary Ann Gilstrap. Row Two: Janet Ramey, Pam Womack. Diane Moore, Moore, Beverly Wanda Hester, nie Whitlock. 1 I , 7. .. Bowens, Ellen Pam Watt, Shirley Reeves, Mrs. Spearman, Jean- A The primary purpose of the Fu- ture Homemakers of America at Easley High School is to de- velop the skills of homemaking and to train students in better family living. Mrs. Louise Spear- man advises the club in its ac- tivities. CAboveJ Jean Woods, sponsor for the Future Homemakers of America. ..4 The main purpose of the Future Farmers of America at Easley High School is to help promote agriculture in their community. With Mr. Bruce Heniford as ad- visor, the FFA sponsors such money-making activities as a candy sale, plant sale, and father- son banquet. The club also en- gages in visits to various places related to agriculture. CAboveJ Mari Browning, sponsor for the Future Farmers of America. fRightJ Row One: Terry Tinsley, Wade Cromer, Stan Duncan, Rodney Reed, Jerry Tinsley, Frank Hunt. Row Two: Mr. Heniford, Pat Wooten-President, Jerry King-Vice-President, Lenny Black-Secretary, Lester Dickard-Re- porter, Randy Freeman-Treasurer. Future Farmers of America The Business Sorority is com- posed of students majoring in business education. The purpose of the Business Sorority is to help broaden the knowledge of the members as to the different fields of business. It helps pre- pare students for their futures in the business World and helps them understand different as- pects of business work. The meetings are sometimes high- lighted by a. speaker that is as- sociated With business in some form. Field trips to different types of businesses are usually planned throughout the year. fAboveD Kathy Cassel, sponsor for the Business Sorority. CLeitl Susan Tant, Becky Porter, Gail Smith, Judy Talley, Nancy Willis, Kathy Cassell. Green Wave The Green Wave records the activities of the students, teach- ers, and administration of Eas- ley High School. This monthly publication is edited by a hard- working staff headed by Mrs. Phyliss Goad. Members of the staff are selected in the spring of the preceding year. fAboveJ Jack Moore-Editor, Bailey my Lankford Sports Editor Dlane News Editor She11a Cisson Feature Hurt-Assistant Editor, Gary Goudelock- H0l1S1S0I1 News Ed1t0I' Alex R0b1I1S01'1 Editor Kathy Shealy News Editor Headlines Editor, Marvin Cartee-Busi- Assistant Sports Editor Ann Chelhs Sarah Watson Assistant News Ed11p0r ness Manager, Deborah Morgan, Jim- Assistant Feature Edltor Carol Gray -at fLeftJ Bobby Youngblood, Harriett Hamilton, Jane Ann Huff, Pam Owens, Gloria Ramey, Sandra. Gillespie, Tony Ellison, Greg Owens. fAboveJ Kathy Shealy, sponsor for the Green Wave. Science Club The Science Club at Easley High strives to promote activities for those students who are interest- ed in science. Mrs. Dorothy Mad- dox is the club's advisor. To broaden their knowledge of medi- cine, the club had Dr. J. C. Brice to talk to them on different ca,- reers in medicine. Hl i fAboveJ Dianne Smith, sponsor for the Science Club. . . ,f .. yy . W,,iM ,W 9 ' ,f ' j ' . 'riwiifg ,,., I . ' . i i E- i n , B wi V l ' AX A Q VM 5 2 W W. 9 ' . I Q ' ' 54' ig , it V ' S f ..,,,,l, f-VV 1 ' V W, AW 2, ' an ' 1 gf . ,, f H 1 Z fi fm, I . . ' V, f ' ,., j ' i 1 1 l f- iw 'Z , i 1, 1, f 2 'ff . -' .ilabuy--. .. 55123 A f 4 a ' W if -- f Q M 4 . QE ,V 2 A N RV , f A V ., i i',' , . it . f Q 1 f f 'f f , A' Hvwwi- 'ri W! if 1 ' W... , . gg? , 1 f 4, f 2 1 B e iw 4 H ' gm , . WMM, 1 f i fn 1 ,.i. ' . . , .,n, jf . ,f ' M ' f '- .lf 'f . ' . r ' .. . ' , I ' Mi., Q 2 Y , f V 1.2! ,f ff ' i rtri - if t , ' 1' H4 3 ,f ff ' 1 V ' 'W1 5 ' f 7 ,,,- ' if M , .iii if I 'i I i 1 gf ' ,,.. , 4-r ww K f CAboveJ Top to Bottom: Ann Chellis- President, Dianne Smith-Librarian, Gary Goudelock-Vice-President, Gil- bert Brock-Treasurer, Carol Bagwell Rudy Childs, Dianne Houston, Jan In- man, Linda Gregory, Steve Bradley, Henry Ballard, Sandra Browder, Mar tha Blake, Sue Coggins, Mary Mann, Lynne Mclntyre, Donald Pace, John Gentry-Reporter, Steve Rainey, Robert Donnald, Ricky Rogers. Sitting: Ricky Gettys, Jim Curtis, Alex Robinson, Steve Cantrell. N Health Careers The Health Careers Club consists of girls who are interested in some type of health career. Inter- est is stimulated by Various speak- ers in the field of medicine or other such health careers. Mrs. Carl Walsh is the advisor for the Health Careers Club and leads them with such projects as taking fruit or sending candy to nursing homes and working a candy strip- ers at the hospital. Nj ,R sn... fAbove lettj Carolyn Sherrif, Sandra Browder, Beverly Watt, Susie Peden, Theresa Foster, Sue Coggins, Linda. Gilstrap, Carolyn Jenkins, Carol Ann Pierce, Sally Massingale. fLeftJ Beverly Watt, sponsor for the Health Careers Club. CAboveJ Faye Swanson, Sarah Watson, Debbie Bradley, Shirley Reeves, Connie Mason, Debra Knight, Nancy Chastain, Sheila Cisson, Barbara Sud- deth, Sharon Robertson, Faith Wilson. 1 1 Bus Drivers The Easley High Bus Drivers are responsible for transporting students to and from school. With Mr. Oscar Thorsland as supervisor, the bus drivers also carry students to vocational school as well as on various school-relatedgiield trips. 1 . f D A X is :r.6??'-we - 3 L ,..4v4' 4.- 'W' ,X fAboveJ Della Albertson, sponsor for the Bus Drivers. fRightJ Row One: Billy Swangingham, Sandra Pickens, Deborah Hallums, William Downs, Wyatt Wade. Row Two: Rance Powell, James Lawson, Jerry Tinsley, David Sorgenfrei, Della, Albertson. Row Three: Jerry King, George Hood, Jerry Loftis, Denver Jones, Charlie Alexan- der, Stanley Duncan, Terry Tinsley. 500.8996 Pl V, W. A.,, CAbove leftj Row One: Johnny Cleve- Benoit, Robbie land, Dean Woods, Jimmy Dennis Brewer, Mike Barnes, Rampey, Stanley Morgan, Doug Rhodes, Robby Cassells, Bob Carman, Eston Ross. Row Two: Susan Blakley, Phyllis Holcombe. Row Three: Steve Lesley, Bruce Stephens. Row Four: David Black, Edward Taylor. Row Five: Jimmy Porter, Lester Dickard, Gary Smith, Dale Tant, Skip Garrick, Terry Julian, Ann VVhite, Mike Hiles, Johnny Cook. Row Six: Lloyd Houston, Tommy Gilliland, David Byers, Jeff Nalley, Tommy Rampey, Mary Ann Gilstrap, Jim Fo ter, Ricky Austin. Row Seven: Jack Moore, Neil Forte. Row Eight: Barbara Davis, Jock Fender. Row Nine: Benny Ellenburg. Block Club Composed of varsity lettermen of Easley High School, the Block E Club consists of students who have earned a letter in a varsity sport. Coach Larry Bag- well is the advisor of the Block Club. David Goudlock. Row Ten: Sam Smith, Jerry Burgess. Row Eleven: John Banks, Larry Spence, Riley Breazeale, Kathy Swicegood, Diane Smith, Peggy Robinson, Lewis Duncan, Wanda Les- ley, Johnny Stone, Bobby Wynn, Brad Pressley, Bailey Hurt, Jimmy Lank- ford. CAbove rightl Wanda Lesley, sponsor for the Block Club. Fellowship of Christian Athletes The Fellowship of Christian Ath- letes is composed of students who participate in a varsity sport. The purpose of this club is to promote sportsmanship in sports activities. With Mr. Car- thel Crout as advisor, the FCA strives to develop better sports- manship at Easley High. fAboveJ Row One: Bill Bowick, Marty Parrish, Bobby Jennings, Lloyd Houston, Mike Barnes, Jack Moore, Lewis Dun- can, Neil Forte, Jimmy Lankford, Rob- bie Cassells, David Byers, Bob Car- man, Jimmy Porter, Lester Dickard. Row Two: Johnny Cook, David Smith, Jimmy Benoit, Bruce Stephens, Dale Tant, Jim Foster, Donald Newton, Bob- by Wynn, Dean Woods, Jock Fender, Barbara Davis, Randy McCoy, Martha Harris. Row Three: Debbie Campbell, Deborah Looper, John Cleveland, Mary Ann Gilstrap, Mark Jennings, Charles Hamilton, Eston Ross, Steve Bagwell, .?fQf?i'tfi2? 9 ' , ' ' ' A ,A S ' f fg, - 7 U , srl? A - - Gary Smith, Rudy Painter, Benny Ellen- burg, Dennis Brewer, Tommy Rampey, Jerry Burgess, Edward Taylor, Joyce Nabors. Row Four: David Day, Alvin Bracken, Steve Lesley, Cathy Swice- good, Dee Dee Nabors, Diane Smith, Susan Blakley, Terry Julian, Ann White, Mike Hiles, Jeff Nalley, David Black, Mike Davis, Ben Griffin, Robert Wil- liams. Row Five: Carol Williams, Ellen Brock, Regina Looper, Brenda. Hooper, David Goudelock, Riley Breazeale, James Breazeale, Ricky Gettys, John Downie, Jim Curtis, Brad Pressley, Ernie Fortner, Bailey Hurt, Kenny Ross. 1 it W 151' i 5 2 , 2 5 t 3 F .3 Hilti ' X CAboveJ Brenda Nalley, sponsor for the Advanced Mixed Chorus. CAbove rightl Row One: Brenda Walker, Doro- thy Byrd, Monteen Boyd, Denise Med- lin, Ann Lathem, Sarah Watson, Sue Coggins, Bonnie Middleton. Row Two: Mary Lou Cater, Joan Johnson, Brenda Adams, Theresa Davenport, Myra Advanced Mixed Chorus Under the new direction of Miss Myrtie Winchester, the Easley High School Mixed Chorus pro- vides pleasant musical entertain- ment for various types of pro- grams. Among these are the Thanksgiving program, a special Christmas concert, and a spring concert. The group studies all types of music for performance and personal enjoyment. ,. . ' , 1 2 14 2 4 s 5, I 5 0 p 1 ' ' H I 1 ' w I - 'Y . 4 , of f , v f E i 4 4 Aff ra A 4 ig, 1 K 1 4 an 5. , 3 'Wi 155 , N ,ct , ,,., . , , l, I I ,A ,,. M .- ,- . 2 ,- t 1, v --fm 4, ,,, , , , , I -.Q : , , .- ,.- , -- 1 , -- , M ' 'W , ,V , ' ,- 4 - , - -,,,., X N.. P' f Q ,.,..1 cg V -1.4 , ,.,. - -J - -, ' 2 ' 1 ,,.. .. ' ' , - . , '-'P f 'fwfgw . asm, ,f Mfg, am. , I N T X - , M g amma, ga l W . q 'rw 5iii4 B T T 44.5. ,A '- tf A A' 't V ' - , , .,..,, ,.,.,,,,.. Edens, Brenda Nalley, Pam Corn, Faye Swanson, Kathy Holcombe, Barbara Suddeth. Row Three: Clive Blackwell, Kay Morgan, Marian Blake, Peggy McGowens, Faith Wilson, Nancy Chas- tain, Dianne Stewart, Theresa Chap- man, Jeannie Chapman. Row Four: James Breazeale, Milford Hallums, Skip Garrick, Tony Willis, Randy Stegall, Freddie Turman, Tony Hol- combe, Steve Bagwell, Ann Bush. Row Five: Jerry Sheriff, Charles Hamilton, Tommy Gilliland, Bob Jones, Lewis Seay, Tommy Burrell, Mark Jennings, Doug Capps, Derrick Phillips, Mark Cartee, Dean Marchbanks. Band Under the direction of Mr. An- thony McFadden, the Easley High School Band presents half time entertainment at both home and away football games. The band also participates in local parades and presents concerts during the year. They compete every year in the state marching contest at Lower Richland High School. gm vi ,af ff: B' x -ssaasa-. .. ' ---- .s s to W X ,..,, ,,,,,, o,Zl 2 J gf W K' KK7: fAboveJ Drum Major-James Brazeale. Majorettes-Vickie Ledford, Diane Houston, Mari Browning, Claretha Sloan, Kay Gilstrap. Band-Row One: Ralph Bennett, Zane Brock, Mike A1- bertson, Cecil Williams, Carl Ballen- tine, Milford Hallums, Bill Collins, Shelby Elrod, Cora Hendricks, Joyce Collins, Cindy Phillips. Row Two: Jeff Jackson, Keith Duncan, Kenneth Crane, Kathy Tyras, Alice Thomas, Theresa Walnut, Lillie Bowens, Judy Ferguson, Shirley Rosemond, Yvonne Elrod, Emily Gambrell, Rudy Childs. Row Three: Clive Blackwell, Truitt Brock, Bob Mann, Ronald Sandlin, Gloria. 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W ,, A, ..A. ,V ' '11 .,,.s,,,W,,M so ,,s,..,m..N..,..A.-.,,ML,,,M, , we M, e-..,.v o Q V we ..,, ,,--.,s. v..-..,q.....V--AM..--.,..A-..,.... .M Wye-.,,..w.-Mf. .. sf wwf. . -f ,, , f Z ff: 7 :jv- M 'M W3 X,m A i1: fT.igg3f,,.W,, 1 .owl ,-1,mJQ'TQn L VVf+,,GE?'14-'iifislsefs'--Vf.5 1. V L 1--1 :T-:FLW W,g,g, eL gf''WM-ff-Wiisvflgw ,MQ W 51g,gmgg.g,ggg4,.ggg5,ggM3-fffgxlr 51 iiff' gi CCenter leftj Color Guards-Monteen .41 ,m.. M.fQ.,Tg.Q. 'fiigfiglm - I ,, W I' Q 'ff-fi, .4123-55 --i V1 '7 Boyd-Captain, Marion Blake, Sharon ' Collins, Celena Langston, Mary Gary, ' ' 'M W- Q3 on s s ,M 1, T212--:s.,2f:V ,.,fT,,' ,Legg ff gg ggxi. Debbie Lesley, Sue Anderson, Gwen 1M,A , ,,.,, We W if Y I M W... A ikx - . V l . Y-1+- '--3V1 W4H-?ff'l'5f2 f w +Y+V-XV-of :ff sss 'Y' at as Co111ns. CBottom lefty Majorettes- . , , V Q ff Y L g ' ' ' V - ' . . . - V V ,, s . Q 1: Am,. V g 5 Vlckle Ledford' Dlane Houston' Mary A ' 'Im ,. Q m' 'QfillQff'Liff K V Brownin -Head, Claretha Sloan, Ka. V Vt . o,Ko4 T7 1 .5 2 5 A G11stra.p. CTop Ilghtl James Brazeale- A if M 'fi-'N . ,, ' Z Q., ,p,. .. -1- 5.iiE,.g,f.f1f:Qw7'Tis:V,' , if V f . . - V. ., , f .neV . - VV Drum Major. CAboveJ Ahce Thomas, V 7o i Q 'V 1fVV?'fV 1 1 -- . Q, K ,,K. ig, bgug, 3 1 as Q 1 5 sponsor for the Band. e A VVVVi on V f ' 51,-W M,,g.,,,,,,V f' 'VTX 'iff r Vyb1m3gf'?: 'Vsy,gVf as A ww f V' fi g . ke,V .n,, W . WV V K e 5 'Wi fJ'f7H'::ff'wKi.rw.a5N.s. '374? lf. - n J Pep Club The aim of the Pep Club is to promote school spirit among the students of Easley High School. The Pep Club participates in skits for pep rallies, helps cheer- leaders paint signs, and forms an active, colorful cheering sec- tion at football games. Mrs. Brown directs the c1ub's activi- ties. 'Vnv Ha 'i5'6 6'6'Q'4??6W maimmffaswmt UWMWQ, P nf 'x - , www 4, be . ' , . A. gf, -- ' b J uf, . U' my M 6. 3. ?k,,Qtkls,,!I? 11 l AVV , E' W? ,L,' M ' P, - ,Y 4 17 W , 551 I Aw f :x 'f Q f E I LL'L T v k ' We V V V fA I A N Q Q, R ,:fi4,2a k- v Q be me wif-h e -153' e 9' .' be e i ' 1 ,Le ,- 1 -' f ,s 5 gg i' A'A' 3 - ff 2 2 L . be 7 - .,, i w' ,W Ay, f , 9,5 '19 Fai ' Q fu, M , Q 11' 1 . '-5. gn, R' .R 1' fkfi. ikl ,yr 1 A 2 Nxv llf' xg rx-W f 4 I y , - M 24: be N as - ea' M me - e N , gb iz fi e T' ' I e b A b ' ' Q fbiein if 555: e' gisfw ny 2. be , ,A S, A- 4. f Y 545 K 2.. W ' j. 'H 7' . W a. e A A I T eg? , ge Q! 3xv,:v.'3a ?w jf f .tp T., tg 'fa V VM x W if W 'Q V H ..f . - ,gi b l ,- L .4 .4 giivgl VV? ,Q b af' .,-, e v f Z' ,' i f-iii 'ff Qv- . A,V. 1 ? 'f ,M 4. , , ' A VA,- ,f 1 m CCenter leftj Members of the 1970-71 Pep Club. fTop rightj Ann White, sponsor for the Pep Club. Literary Staff The goal of the Literary Staff is to publish suitable literary and art Works of the High School English students and to further the interests of the students and community in better literature. With Mrs. Connie Enis as ad- visor, the publication of the Liter- ary Staff serves as a praise for our student body and is an asset for any high school. fAboveJ Kitty Stewart, sponsor for the Literary Staff. CAboveJ Beverly Holder, Rita Harvey, Snow Masters, Sandra Gillespie, Frances Jones, Donna. Holcombe, Bar- bara Owens, Alice Thomas, Donna Brown, Beverly Murphy, Jan Inman, Debra Burrell, Connie Mason, Kitty Stewart, Sandy Morgan, Sarah Wat- son, Ann Hester, Barbara Galloway, Sandra Browder, Sharon Sheriff, Mary Jackson, Lynne McIntyre, Monteen Boyd, Bo Carter, Larry Thompson, Steve Bradly, Dale Ellenburg, Ann Chellis, Bob Mann, Marvin Cartee, Kris Knight, Becky Bolding. ,u Vw Wigan Ml 'W'-4? gag, 1-4 W,n, X5 2.555 if X N X X3 49 . Q, ...N , 5 I Li! Q 3 R 5 Qifsik Ew is X if-lffk ref K gag,y,.,,lI:i 'Wim QQ lg . rw.: E ,-r A x krk. iflsi s . - 5 312' , . 1-twgifs fff5::2' b , Green And White Page by page, the Green and White reflects all phases of stu- dent life at Easley High. Atten- tion is focused on student organ- izations and academic activities as Well as the daily life of the students. This year the students on the annual staff sponsored the first Miss Green and White Beauty Pageant. Miss Gwen- dolyn Hopkins aids the Green and White Staff in the editing of their yearbook. fAboveJ Kathy Holcombe, sponsor for the Green and White Staff CMidd1e rightj Miss Gwendolyn Hopkins, ad- visor for the Green and White Staff. CRightJ Jane Washington-Editor and Sandy Morgan-Assistant Editor. A T .410- W ,, if - iff, 5 ikffw' H g , ,,i.,, I ,t,i l'l:u 1 1' fTop lehzj Martha McCall-Typist, The- resa Roberts-Features Editor, Anita Grant-Copy Editor, Buddy Ballard- Junior Assistant. LCenter leftj Tony Willis-Business Manager, Dean Marchbanks-Junior Assistant, Dan Hopkins-Sports Editor, Ernie Fort- ner-Iunior Assistant, Kerry Capps- Assistant Business Manager. fBottom leftl Kathy Holcombe-Academics Ed- itor, Meridith McQueen-Class Editor, Bonnie Middleton-Organizations Ed- itor, Julia King-Junior Assistant, Gail Harkins-Junior Assistant. winres 'ixu if-WQS y Q, fn fW My 3 -if is sf 4 X x . S ig-M- X ' X: 34:00 Q , 'RN , xi in X fb. br i is Q if 5 I' 54 5 1 v M X WX Kim XM 'ew fax? 5 121-fi-. X 15514 lrliiim X .X P -5 N952-Fziv k.':k:f'ilv:fk-5 -f i X . 5 XM.. ' fix? , 1 ' X N ,. . , Qs ..X .X A X 5 -X Wi. .v5e,X1,k K. ,, . . -f-- . X X f2f 9Svgg X U iS.i' S mg ish! Xe 95 'tifkiggsafa I XXX .. k--k .,-W ..,. ,- Q N -7 -,Qfwf i, ,, . - X X X X 5 Nfl! :lk XX yftffikf' ' - ' b:145::ivf5w'i? f f, X '- K - H, 4.215 W 'aww -' ' 3222? 5 95SE??f'5' gf, XX :X if ' Peizfs- x XX XX Pm: 3 if 4.1 K kfkgak XXX as LX Y Q X .. TK NX Em -1 was 4 X f REQ ,X x ,qw RSX Q W Q 4 XW X wr Lg X S XX, 553' Q Q Q Qu X N mf 'H Mr .X X I . , Q 1 X . XWXWX. 7 . ...MX .. 5? Senior Life-Good Times rf , , ,ea 3 jk' lv! N Wi 'vf' mf, 1. 55 ,KATE wawfwu--can 1- A 'hi W KX. ' l An,- - N A s I , . gi xi V , f K X X H -R ,w 4 f v ,fvi 1 Pep Rallies Encourage School Spirit EHS thrives on school spirit. Pep rallies with the band, cheer- leaders, and pep club try to build greater spirit for all our great teams. Each and every student looks forward to Friday morn- ings in the fall, and a few other appreciated ones in the winter. This football season, our best pep rally skit was given by the speech class for the Wade Hamp- ton game. Great spirit was arous- ed, but we were still somewhat lacking. The final pep rally was for the Dorman game. It was Se- nior Day and they took advan- tage of it. fAboveJ Coach Bagwell ponders what he will say to the students fRightJ Prove it, waves, prove it. Y 5 CTopJ The Seniors doing the traditional snake dance on the field. fCenter leftj Everybody get your hands up! On second thought, put em down. fCenter rightj The Indian sequence of the Speech class skit. The highlight of Easley High's football season was the Home- coming game between the mighty Green Wave and the Woodruff Wolverines, Friday, September 25. The theme was the South Carolina Tri-Centenial and the sophomores CD took first place honors in the float competition, representing South Caro1ina's first hundred years fpure luckj. The juniors represented the sec- ond hundred years and the third hundred years was marvelously displayed by the seniors. Miss Anita Grant was crowned home- coming queen before a crowd of 6,000 spectators. Everything was beautiful, except for the final score: Easley 20, Woodruff 21. Homecoming, 1970-South R35 Carolina Tricentenial M5 fTop rightl After the game a home- coming dance was held. CBottomJ The senior float, representing the third one hundred years of South Carolina. fTopJ While some of the girls watch the game, others enjoy a little chit chat. fBottom rightj The winning float was designed and built by the soph- more class. fBottom leftj Homecoming queen, Anita Grant, appears happy after the exciting halftime festivities. Sponsors CTop Rowj Left: Lloyd Houston, Jan Ellenburg. Center: Charles Hamilton, Joyce Nabors. Right: Sam Smith, Lee Ann Thomas. CMidd1e rowJ Left: Bobby Wynn, Susan Lee. Center: Bennie Ellenburg, Kitty Stewart. Right: Fred- die Ellison, Beverly Murphy. fBottomJ Jim Foster, Pam Black. SX' C' . . g K MY, I 3' w. ' X' - . Q ' .5 4... ,K 1 ' X 5 fir 5 '- ' ix- rss 1 xii:-.314 b 53- + ..,.- K A nr qygtg .gk i I . . X YNQ.,153? of . K N on Q, xg A is H .. -.., ,ox ,K V is MX! ,k,h N3 X 1 A . QQ 5 xv K Q .sy .A xx ,gyxjy 1.2: if 42:2 , hh 1 'gif K - W X if i. -' . .-M.-m..??.Qf1f. 934351-'Q '1 .. ff! f 1'iN'?'fQS?2ifif1 , Qi .53-in-,..! . A Q. Qi: wqi.yf.?E?cf N L F. -X. . e or A .., . . . .. fo 1. . . .. ...f1f,., p,:..fX K -, A ,-,v L, 5- - 12. 1, - f fr 1- . 1 N .. or : . SPV .f'2if:1.2ff?57 qv Q vm, .9--xi Yof'1,:'Lr- A 52?-...fy X-. wig' - E ..f. CTop rowj Left: Dean Woods, Anita Deborah Looper. Right: Jock Fender, ton Ross, Ann Hester. Right: Fred Tay Grant. Right: Bob Carman, Lynn Lank- Barbara Davis. CBottomJ Lefti Mark lor, Page Brothers. ford. CMidd1e rowj Left: Donald Newton, Jennings, D611 de L02-Cha Center! ES- 'Y J unior-Senior Saturday, April 25, was the ex- citing night for the juniors and seniors. The gym Was trans- formed into a Tahitian Holiday and people-beautiful and starry- eyed-poured into fantasyland. The Juniors spent a long week working hard and solving their many problems to make it some- thing everyone would remember. Music was provided by The Continentalsu and a good time was enjoyed by all. . .-'- : 36 x TS ,,.l fTop rightj Some of the teachers seem to be having fun! fCenter rightj Cele- brate! and dance to the music. CCenter leftj Jack and Neil are always togeth- er! CBottom leitj Eston Ross, presi- dent of the junior class presents Phil King, president of the senior class with a tribute. CBottom rightj Camille Johnson lifts a helping hand for the prom. Miss Green and White Pageant-Big Succes This year, the annual staff spon- sored a beauty pageant to raise money. The contestants, made up of seven sophomore, seven junior, and ten senior girls, com- peted in both sportswear and evening wear. The staff, along with Neil Forte and pageant ad- visor, Miss Paula Farry, made a 10' by 13' pumpkin to go with the theme The Beautiful Side of Halloween, since the pageant was held October 30. The panel of distinguished judges was Mr. and Mrs. Alex Meyers and Mr. Vince Cline, and Master of Cer- emonies was WQOK's own Sonny Epps. John Gentry provided or- gan music and Marian Blake, Jack Moore, and Roosevelt Aik- en each sang while the judges made their decisions. The pag- eant was a big success and the annual staff even made money. W' ? 'KWM CTopJ The judges making their big de- cision. fBottom leftl Miss Senior, Cheryl Enlow. CBottom rightj Sonny Epps crowns Joyce Nabors Miss Green and White. st. 'T fTop Ieftj Debbie Campbell in sports- wear competition. fBottom leftj Three of the junior contestants await the decision of the judges. , Q : S 97 3 N 98 H J. 5. Q Qi ' , . ' 5 I Q 3 - is R l k 5 ' . Q Q s , S V 1 . i A 5 'I A 4 1811-sg, ,X ,-Q , .S ' SEXY' . 5 .uf A V in Ex ff i -, f i , M fam ' v 'H ' gg 02 A -Q Miss Merry Christmas Miriam O'De11 de Loache l i'-'un Dell, having moved here from Spartanburg, S. C., has adjusted very well to life at EHS. Her hobbies include swimming, horseback riding, football, and reading. She is a member of the Pep Club, Future Homemakers of America, and the Episcopal Young Churchmen. Vice-Presi- dent of her homeroom, Dell plans to attend Clemson Univer- sity. a.- , w My ,mf X. .Rf H, gy ram .fel 3245 Jigs. ata IWW Miss New Year-Alice Lavon Thomas w--..,-. if 5 in qi- -- as wifi ' A . r, A sA -xg . r 5' av Q Q Co-editor of the Literary Maga- zine, captain of the EHS band, senior class treasurer, and a member of the House of Repre- sentatives, Alice enjoys spending her spare time reading, writing, deep thinking, and making new friends. She plans to go on to college and major in psychology, but is not yet certain as to where. Qi Homecoming Queen Anita Jean Grant Extremely active in school and community activities, Anita is treasurer of the National Honor Society, copy editor for the Green and White staff and was head majorette during her ju- nior year. She is also a member of the French II Club and the Baptist Young Women. Anita's hobbies and interest Cbesides Deanj include sewing, dancing, singing, and Writing. Miss Senior-Cheryl Diane Enlow 13 ,E 1 Z 1 5 E 3 E , Y - 1 5 E C E fi 2 .J .L ' ... Q f N ,gfgx 5 1 za I K i F ' ' E I 3 If :V -'-.' i t A KM '-' . n,:,:,,, ,.---1 L. ,,,.,.. '-+ . ' ,.,..,, . - -,J . . - .x.. J., 1, 4, fx,-W ,...,...rzf . - People. Helping them and get- ting to know them are Cheryl's main interest. A member of the EHS Girl's Basketball team, Pep Club, Christians Unanamous, Teen-age Republicans, and the Methodist Youth Fellowship, Cheryl enjoys basketball, model- ing, and traveling. During her junior year, she reigned as Miss Junior, was sponsor of the Pep Club, and was chosen as a Mey- ers-Arnold model. As for the Fu- ture, Cheryl plans to attend Bauder Fashion College in At- lanta, Georgia. 4 Miss J unior-Kathy Lynn Hall I1 1'--N N: , , - if E mm-- . ,. . .fssxeggjsm-5 -- lffissf -sa, ,A 4 gm ws S i : fha Wahg as Y , ,+L v f Tw N K' ,, f K , ,V f ' 4 r 1, lift-EE! I J ,f '2, 511, A varsity cheerleader, Kathy en- joys any and all sports, espe- cially football. She is a member of the Pep Club, Spanish Club, and Block President of her homeroom, Kathy is also a mem- ber of the House of Representa- tives. vi Miss Sophomore-Christine Ann Watson sw S is S2521 'i 9 iii ' K X.. 15: :R 5 If. . --k. K L.., Y .Ek 1- - , , : X ., W 3 -. ' 'E-,'-::f',:.::,.:,i:. fin--Sisfgi? lil.-fx . . . o i . E Q if .- if 2 twain-F-W NE., as gsm .. sits-jj :,- . -521:15-.f .. s- IS Q vfiiqiv ssss 531-- Y .- K vs v i i s L: fi, ' - ' .in 11. - F95 pri: y 'N - f Q o. 5 5 K 4 X1 it 1 V l . .LAM X , w x Q.. ..... o . x t - ' ss Q A ii g og .AX ag 3 an ,,,. , Pep Club. Crissie was a varsity cheer leader at Natural Bridge High School in Virginia before moving here this year. She enjoys cook ing, sewing, singing, and swim ming. Secretary of her home room, Crissie is a member of the Senior Attendant Wanda Lesley Sophomore Attendant Debbie Campbell Junior Attendant Pam Black ,,V, .,-,, , , V f' 4 f fi We wear? M amy , ly, ' 'Vf , 2 ', V . , 'ji' f fda -fI- f If-f 'rf f ff 11,1 A- 3, 5 ,I ,,,,,,.,,, ,M Talent Show EHS talent of every kind, shape, and form is marvelously dis- played each spring in the annual talent show. Hosts for last year's show were John Henery Whitmire and Lake Jameson who really kept moving right along. Graduation A time of joy, yet a time of sad- ness. After twelve years of hard work, laughter and good times, heartaches, joys, tears, and ac- complishments we have finally reached one of the many goals in life. We look back with mem- ories of the past and then begin forward with dreams for the fu- ture. i izffltwfg ' 'g - 5 .f ., J J f fTop leftj First place talent show win- ner, Jeannie Whitlock. fTop rightj Marian Blake, second place talent win- ner. fMiddle leftl Third place winner, Kathy Holcombe. CMiddle rightj Re- gina Odom sings her last song for EHS. Thanksgiving- The Magic of Gratitude The annual EHS Thanksgiving service was held Wednesday, November 25 with Dr. C. New- man Faulconer, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church in Greenville as guest speaker. Prayer was offered by Yvonne Corn with Ben Hooker following with scripture, Psalms 103: 1-10, 20-22. Dr. Faulconer's message was very appropriate as the top- ic was The Magic of Gratitude. As he expressed it, the magic is the words, Thank You. The Chorus, directed by Miss Myrtie Winchester, concluded the pro- gram with singing of Stand Up, You're an American! CTopJ The chorus making their con- tribution to the service with the sing- ing of Where in the World. fBottomJ Dr. Faulconer delivering the Thanks- giving message as Eston Ross, pre- sident of SCA, listens intently. flu Christmas-A Surprise Visit From Santa i as gust The decorating of homeroom doors and the filling of boxes with canned goods for the needy put the EHS student body in the Christmas spirit. This year the program was a little different with Santa Claus himself fBob Carmanj and three of his elves fLewis Duncan, John Cleveland, and Mitch Houstonl paying an unexpected visit. The chorus, decked out in bright red vests, filled the auditorium with Christ- mas music. Jim Foster read the poem J'est For Christmas fol- lowed by Twas the Night Before Christmas read by Miss New Year, Alice Thomas. Karen Lat- hem read the Christmas scrip- ture and the program was con- cluded with the Hallelua.h Chorus. p A -M., M., . ,,,.,,, ,,, ., . 4 'T A fi-if-r 3.-1' X g I ., Qtr I , I .2 rw :Y V I a if qi, 4 J I1 Q a pi 51 ,, ,pix rl --F. Y , ,W f. , 4 ,, M I . . if T , Q V fl: 'Z ' W Q, ' - f.: ' C J' L? -al c , H, J- . y- ,, ' , , 'V W f W , fl Viqptf My . ' , Mm -T, Vw, E O F H ,Q . ' 5 gym, , - . xx- . rw IL -.5 ., .M . a 4- . I, 59,2 N I W . Y! W. , . V, ' fi M , :yi-gy! JSP .' '- ,-- -N4 wr Qzfg V it ff pu , - auf V 4, W. ' A , T--' ' 1 A 2 , .M I 1 29, -.f '. A , 3 . 5... H ' w o R L p I Q 5 20' 1 ry' M nfl' 0 mg, , rl ,, ' ' V ' , 2 e, 'ae 1. .f ' ' v W ' ' M ,V 1 1-2 I., dh' A , M I , . ,, M up A 11: xl f,,,, If K M 4 I up ' , I gi 1: I . ' ' ,N V, , . saw fl ff-41-Waxfvjgfif K , 'i ff I ' - 'V , .Wm MMM M ,,,, MMM ,,,,5 ,f,fM,i3L3H .,r, V K AV is-lvnny, .C , if . A i iil, ,f 'x lf .. 14' 5 ' ff., 5 , 1' ' ' ,Wi Mr ,ggi - , gm , ' V' ' ' W 7,7 gg. wi tha, 10 if 5 nv, lv 2 ,,f,f,,'f 4:2 A , Q ' ,.5l:?!gi:f rf? ' 2, 1524.14 'wa 'f X f fy - ,, VVVV VV H VV ,W 1 1 ' A S 1, 2 ,,,,'ffff,5:g ,,,i V T rhhi f asiii ,ti .s 'faq iiltt, l,i,l i W .. - . . , v,,, U , - M y I , 3 V,,V it f 'Wi fiwliwmli 45 n. .C i fTopJ Santa makes his surprise en- trance. fTop middlej Mr. Butler tells Santa what he wants for Christmas. CRightJ Mrs. Hucks' sophomore home- room won first place in the serious division of the door contest. IO9 Wofford King Teens... Xi Jack and James were selected by the senior class as outstand- ing senior boys and to represent Easley High at Wofford's King Teen Program. This selection is based on character, leadership, versatility, and promise of future service. In February, these boys will spend a Weekend at Wofford, during which time they will com- pete for a scholarship. Both boys are Well qualified for this honor. Jack, editor of the EHS news- paper, The Green Wave, was al- so selected as a representative to Boys State and is a student body officer. He is a member' of the basketball team, golf team, Block Pep Club, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, and the National Honor Society. Drum major for the EHS band, James is a. member of the ,Block E , Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Chorus, and managed to capture a role in the school play. 110 M ,.,...AL...-.Q f4 ' , X ,MM 'jig 3 Jack Moore and James Breazeale Qtr ES 1971 Football Banquet The 1971 football banquet was held on January 21 at the South- erner Restaurant. This annual event is to honor and recognize the outstanding players of the 1970 team. Coach Bagwell pre- sented certificates to players who have lettered and will play next year and Block E's to new lettermen. Coach William Tiller, the head line coach at Presbyte- rian College, was the guest speaker. The banquet was con- cluded by the singing of the Alma. Mater. at CTopJ Awards presented from left to right: Best Back-Lewis Duncang Best Lineman-Bob Carmang Best Blocker- Eston Rossg Best Sport-Dean Woodsg Most Unselfish Substitute-Tommy Rampey. fCenter leftj Coach Tiller de- livering his humorous and enlighten- ing speech. fBottomJ Coach Luther Washington presents Dean Woods with his award. F V 5' Uris-1 N-v-.., 'fm f, V 4, W , ml: f4'22fWi ' , A f 1, 5 mf, 3 , ,, ,,gL,1w.,L d',fgwzf,,w 'f gf f Az? ' ' ,,,,,,kVg I y , I V W, K , , ' y if f fn, sf ,,f,.m.ff ff ,, iii' A f f f A K f ,gf ,, M , E ,,,, My ,,W,,,,i,V I f V ' W' ,X Wm 'K vu, vwvdiw ' Hg, , -A-Q ,. K K f wa WW -.,,.M,,, ,,,. . Football First Row: Bobby Wynn, Jimmy Porter, Lewis Duncan, Mark Jennings, Donald Newton, Tony Holcombe, Gary Smith, Rudy Painter, Dennis Brewer, Dean Woods, Jim Foster and David Byars. Second Row: Randy McCoy, Jerry Bur- gess, John Cleveland, Tommy Rampey, Jeff Nalley, Bill Bowick, Lester Dick- ard, James Brown, Brad Pressley, Lloyd Houston, Jim Curtis and Robbie Cassels. Third Row: Coach Larry Bag- well, Mike Davis, John Downey, Fred Ellison, Jimmy Benoit, David Black, Stanley Morgan, Paul Mahaffey, Jock Fender, Terry Julian and Charles Hamilton. Back Row: Douglas Rhodes, David Lappin, Fred Taylor, Rick Aus- tin, Ricky Gettys, Eston Ross, Bob Car- man and Sam Smith. ,..m...,. ms. A-MJ WH '51 X W W... X f f X -WW-sis.. . X fTop leftj Oscar Thorsland, Head Coach Larry Bagwell, Carthel Crout. CBottom leftj Football team Sponsor. Joyce Nabors. CBottorn rightj Mana- gers: Benny Ellenburg, Johnny Stone, Mitchell Houston. Absent: Johnny Cook, A1 Hamilton. Bob Carman Robbie Cassels Johnny Cleveland Lewis Duncan Jock Fender Jim Foster Charles Hamilton Lloyd Houston Mark Jennings Paul Mahaffey Donald Newton Rudy Painter Senior Football Players mm ggi? Mitchell Houston Johnny Stone Tommy Rampey Eston Ross Fred Taylor Dean Woods Bobby Wynn Benny Ellenburg Starting off the season with a. fairly new squad proved to be slightly difficult. In the first game, against Daniel, the inex- perience began to show. The Green Wave rolled along, but was stopped with the score re- maining 20-13. fTopJ Junior halfback, Randy McCoy gains extra yardage. fBottomJ Stanley Morgan adds six more points. . Q ,MA X N it 53 X ,,v K ips, ki ,K K3 sk Revenge was the Word. After los- ing to Daniel, Easley was ready for Carolina. Following a tre- mendous pep rally, Easley Went out to get a. Win on their record. They did just that by winning 7-6. fTopJ Terry Julian gaining extra. yard- age. CBottomJ After the game high- lights. The mighty Green Wave rolls on. While being the underdog of an important conference game would scare any average high school team, Easley went in de- termined and emerged victorious. This combination only proves that EHS has the best players and the finest coaches. The final score-Easley 20-Greenville 10- best records that fact. CTopJ Lewis Duncan going in for the score. fBottomJ Eston Ross fights for the score. ,L W , A J M, aww: V , I W ,f W' , , .X W , , if if If 3, 4 A truly hard fought battle be- tween the Green Wave and the fifth-ranked Wolverines was on an overcast Friday night at Brice Field. Striving hard to win their Homecoming game, Easley put forth everything they had. The show was on, but a half-time score of 14-0 hardly pleased any- one. Easley burst onto the field for a second half rally and quick- ly added 14 points to tie the score. Easley trailed in the last minute 21-14 but didn't give up. Two plays later they Went the length of the field to make it 21- 20. They courageously went for the two point play but came short and the game ended with Easley on the short end by one point. CTopJ Doug Rhodes gaining big yard- age. CCenterJ Lewis Duncan breaks through to daylight. fBottomJ Lloyd Houston in a hit and run situation. A big shut out over an old rival was the Easley versus Greer game. Easley was the dominant force from the opening minutes of the game and con- tinued to stay that way as they rolled over the Yellow Jacket de- fense. This situation gave the substitutes a chance to display their abilities. The combined ef- fort of the whole team resulted in a 39-0 victory. A hard fought tie is always dis- couraging. For the Green Waves and Coach Bagwell the battle with J. L. Mann almost proved to be a disaster. Trailing at half time 14-0 was a let down for the Waves but as always they came forth with determination to do the almost impossible. From the second half kick-off it was Eas- ley all the way as Julian led the attack to 14 points, leaving the Hnal score as a heart-breaking tie. fTopJ Senior quarterback Rudy Paint- er scampers for extra yards. CBottomJ Everyone assists Doug Rhodes by good blocking. The good guys don't always win. Any Easley fan will agree to this when they consider the Easley- Wade Hampton game. The Gen- erals had been expected to out- play Easley, but Easley project- ed and proceeded to break the Generals record of not being scored on. Almost was the tit- ting Word and referees and time accented the impact. A truly marvelous Green Wave team had gone in underrated and had come out proud. They gave all, but still, almost prevailed and the game ended 21-15. Up against sixth ranked Ander- son, the mighty Green Wave fought hard but failed to gener- ate any offensive action. The fourth quarter finally brought the sought after score, but Ander- son prevailed, 38-7. CTOpJ Lewis Duncan coming over. CBot- toml Dean Woods battling for pos- session. Mud, slush, and standing Water were the factors of the game. Neither Easley nor Hillcrest was able to show their capabilities under such circumstances. Eas- ley tromped for the lead, kept it, and shutout Hillcrest 14-0. fTopJ Lloyd Houston and Stanley Mor- gan awaiting the pass. QBottomJ Se- nior halfback, Donald Newton scram- bles for extra yards. ,tc my M U Hyzv . Y, ,A Mgphn Uma ,IM , N ,wzZ,,'WW491aiW if cm - M' A Q, L' ,M uWvW,'gfi , A A M N ,Wa aww KW' arg, I 0 ,Q , I ' ,, M , , A ,Wh g ,,, nm. a t , , we ,,,V I The last game meant a, winning season for the Green Wave as they defeated the Dorman Cav- aliers by a score of 13-7. It was a. hard fought battle, played with- out a penalty. This ended a sat- isfactory season for Coach Bag- well, the 1970 team, and Easley fans. CLeftJ Fullback Jimmy Porter crashes through the line for the touchdown. CBottornJ Lewis Duncan tries to get outside. W hy , ff I ' ,' , , , Ag ,f xy, ff 3,41 f ff My f- , fa X , f ,, ,W Though having played Parker for only one year, Easley has come to think of them as a great rival. This year, both teams were fighting hard for victory, but the mighty Waves once again proved their strength. The score, 23-16, provides evidence that Easley is, as always, a tough team. CTopJ Dean Woods moves into tack- ling postion. fBottom leftj Parkers halfback thrown for a loss. CBotton1 rightj Stanley Morgan drops Pa.rker's quarterback. J .V. Football First Row: David Hunter, Ken Fedder, Mike Galbreath, David Day, David Grant, Mike Barnes, Ken Gambrell, Steve Reeves, Hal Stokes, Robert Wil- liams. Second Row: Alvin Bracken, Mike Smith, Bruce Kingsbury, Robert Deane, Ricky Day, Robby Rampey, Lois DeLoache, David Smith, Tim Mobley, Jan Kelly, Gregg Burroughs, Reggie Cox. Third Row: Thomas Dukes, Kenny Ross, Steve Capps, Lynn Dunn, Dale Ellenburg, Bobby Jennings, Marty Parrish, Ralph McKnight, Ron- nie Brown, Barry Maddox, Ricky Rog- ers and Otis Rhodes. fTop leftj Coach Carthel Crout. 7 In previous years the JV football team has been underrated. This year, this group of young foot- ball players set out to prove their worth. Under the leader- ship a.nd guidance of Coach Car- thel Crout, they blasted their way to a. 8-3 season. Much praise and support is deserved by this this group and their coach. JV Cheerleaders Boost Fans The JV cheerleaders are re- sponsible for cheering at all the JV football games and prompt- ing the spirit and morale of the players as well as the specta- tors. They have also performed extra duties such as cheering at the varsity homecoming game and assisting the varsity cheer- leaders at basketball games. This years JV Cheerleaders are fLeftJ Pam Sorrells, Carol Williams, Jan Owens, Debbie Campbell, Dedee Na- bors, Rita Duncan. 1 . it lamb. Coordination, practice, and the ability to keep an organized cheer- ing section make good cheerlead- ers. The enormous spirit at EHS not only required, but demands this combination of its cheerlead- ers. Hard work at summer camps and at home have always resulted in a fine group of cheerleaders. Pep rallies are a major part of the cheerleaders job and they are to be commended in their ef- forts. When spirit begins to fal- ter, our cheerleaders are always ready to burst forth with . . . PROVE IT WAVES, PROVE IT! This years cheerleaders are fLeftJ Cathy Hall, Barbara Davis, MaryAnn Gilstrap, Larry Thompson, Head cheerleader Wanda Lesley, Joyce Na- bors, Doris Rosemond, Debra Looper. We Ca.n't Yell Any Louder! A typical Friday morning at EHS dur ing football season. Easley Highs Varsity This years varsity team is ffront row, from leftj Cleve Murphy, Joe Hagood, Randy Hill, Jack Moore, Steve Lesley, Neil Forte CSta,ndingJ Managers John- ny Cook, and Bobby Jennings. Terry Julian, Ricky Gettys, David Goudelock, Dale Tant, Bruce Stephens, Eston Ross, Coach Charles Cater. November provided the annual transition from football to bas- ketball. Having taken over the reins as head coach Charles Car- ter Worked hard at shaping a fine team. Weeks of practice yeilded the hoped-for results. A change of conference and coach- ing guidance produced many difficulties, but Easley kept up with the determination to win. fTopJ Senior David Goudelock opens the game against Greenville High School. fBottomJ Neil Forte adds two points to the scoreboard in the Green- ville game. As the season progressed, the Christmas Tournament in Green- ville provided the team with ex- tra games. These games gave them the chance to prove their real worth, and Easley received the tourney Sportsmanship Tro- phy. fBottomJ Bruce Stephens takes a pass from Dale Tant for a lay-up. fTopJ Senior Dale Tant shouts for two points. fBottomJ David Goudelock and Neil Forte await rebound. Working hard and practicing dil- igently, the JV players strive not only for a good JV record, but a chance to play on the Varsity team. This year, Coach Oscar Thorsland has the job of building these young athletes into well- developed basketball players. Being a member of the JV team offers valuable playing experi- ence as Well as team cooperation. Determination can only slightly describe the spirit of the Easley JV team. CTopJ Tony Ellison makes two points for the Green Wave. fBottomJ Thomas Dukes gets around his opponent for an easy inside two points. x A 'nl a if If? - T554 1 , . H '. - 'efzgiffiiix-f f A 1 ' ' J, , I HV . H up fBottomJ Kenny Ross goes up for two, while Thomas Dukes watched on. Both are promising prospects for the 71-72 season. CTopJ Thomas Dukes goes high for a big point under heavy traffic. Girls Basketball This year, for the first time, 4-A schools held a girls' basketball tournament. The EHS team, coached by Mrs. Jean Westmor- land fthe former Miss Ligonj was composed of 10 players, 3 of which Were mighty seniors. The team scheduled games with any available 3-A or 4-A schools. Diane Smith, Captain, was the leading scorer for one of Eas1ey's better teams in many years. fTopJ Pre-game warm-ups. fBottomJ this years Girls Varsity Basketball Team is ffront rowj Mary Jackson, Debbie James, Brenda Hooper, Peggy Robin- son, Susan Blakely, Pam Seatman, Mrs. Jean Westmorland. CBack rowj Cheryl Enlow, Ann McKnight, Diane Smith, Sandy McKnight, Patrica Kay, Ann White, Pam Owens. ,J Y f fp! f CTopJ Awaiting the rebound. '-F.,-an-I Wal'-DM M-.A WM . - v- W, MAMWW, ,..,, Ml., 'S CBottomJ A typ1ca1 day at bas 5 ketball practice. 3, pall- 7592 ff , x fxufza Baseball Like many of the unpublicized sports at Easley, baseball has few spectators. For those interest- ed enough to attend the games, it is a real experience. Under the excellent coaching of Coach Carthel Crout, the baseball team has improved greatly. The '70 season proved to be a great year as they went for a 8-5 season. This group of athletes seem to enjoy their sport and give all they've got to it. Having missed a chance at the championship by only one game, the '71 team backed with experienced play- ers and a fine coach, hopes to prove that Easley is Number 1 in baseball, too! A in 8' A 1 M . Q C li 5 ASLE- ! 87 Nr-nd s -9.-S.. . QQ .2 - f f ' .. - Q. 1- .. if -Mfr? Q 5 K ::j?xg2is -X i . j 2f'QQ11'gQfsf.-L K .f .. gf. v +3 1' sb: 5 Li .Y Jheifxl s . ' l - Rx: . . A s . -. . K' V ' K -ew. .msasssgsa-.:. A - ss, swag-e,,. .. - QQ, .ifgssz - .-ssl - ..r..-.EM . .- . . . , - Q .- - -Q-.mfs X. . .. ,. . .,.. 1. . . . . .. . . A . . S7 .. Q 3' .- A--' 1 Mei. -' - -sssf Q. if ft . ' -2' 'RHS 51564 ii ffl. W -1 S ' ,pi 2 ,. gaiglypifwgtg '1fKji,.'ag, tx., Qxjl K ,xyt i 'g.i V Vim-,X. 'rib - ' V,z3yf31g ,nina ' 'Ns Qi X K I ' M A .. ,'.v' , 5 V. , All , QL. ,Q 1 ' . , , ' ' in X A ' . I . ' K. Y Q u - ..f f , 4 1 . ASL ,egslig QASLQ 5953. Lp,SL5f qTopJ Opening day at Glenwood Ball- ager Johnny Cook, Dean Woods, Rob- Paul Mahaffey, Bruce Stephens, Jimmy park. CBottomJ This years baseball by Rampey, Mitch H0USt0I1, Mike Bar- Porter. Brad Pressley, Mike Hiles, team. Head Coach Carthel Crout, Man- Hes, Bobby Wynn, Edward Taylor, Terry Ju1ian,Den11iS Brewer- f A3 .1 5 - :ey v , CBottomJ Dennis Brewer gets the sign to hold up after smashing a, triple. Track Running continually, breathing properly, increasing speed-All of these factors are vital in pro- ducing good track team mem- bers. Even though one usually associates track with running, many varied events are also in- cluded. The broadjumps, shotput, and polevaulting are only a few. The '70 squad held an overall record of 6-3. The 1970 season brought much skill and saw several squad members visiting the state finals in Columbia. Bernard Moore en- tered the running broadjump, 100 and 220 yard dashes. In the 100 yard dash, he represented EHS Well by placing 4th in fthe state. Also a relay team found its way to the finals. fTopJ Ricky Gettys gains after bad start. CBottomJ Steve Bagwell leads the pack in the half mile run. .iss-fa f .N - . X , T l . ikk ifwi 3.1 tit . - 1- wx , .-fa -5 X lisgmm N 1 .fs . .Q -93:2 . -- R x r, . 3' . V :mails l kfa p Q Q . sf' 0 40 li X XT , s . . .- - 0. K' iw' sm., i ' ' mf N ' W fi SX X ...Q ...,q Q Nikm. .X . . ' ' K!'XNQiK M. -W , Q Haw a xx X WL , Q X e ,., ' K gv A. .K .1--If: Q, .. E kX-.h Q N x 1 f . - .X X WM? S 15.1 . yy tn J. 7 -wil.-We 5 iQ f'f L A ii. 1 . . f mL ' fTopJ Jim Curtis warming up for his S if . A event. CBottomJ Stanley Morgan str1des - 5 fl ..kL - l - 5 -iff .S 5, for extra pomts. Golf This spring the Easley Green Wave golf team will be out to prove that they are one of the best in recent years at our school. The 1971 golf squad is loaded with experience and de- termination. Coached by Larry Bagwell, this group is composed of juniors and seniors all partici- pating on last season's team. They Will be playing their home matches in the friendly confines of the Pickens County Country Club. Although the Green Wave will be stepping up into 4-A com- petition and playing stronger teams, a. winning season can be predicted. CBottomJ This years golf team, left: Jack Moore, Neil Forte, David Goude- lock, Steve Lesley, absent from picture Ernie Fortner. vim iw p f 1. X41 145 x Tennis With the first hint of spring rack- ets begin swinging and balls be- gin bouncing. This is the start of tennis. This is one of the newer sports at Easley, but it has had a great impact on the entire student body. The tennis team itself, coached by Charles Carter, is only a small segment of the inter- ested tennis players. Interest has grown tremendously, resulting in the acquisition of two new city tennis courts. This years returning players are Left, Tommy Gilliland, Martha Harris, Jimmy Lankford, Bailey Hurt. Girls Volleyball Organized girls' volleyball had not been in existence at EHS un- til several years ago. Since its beginning here, it has been a. strong sport for girls. The team has participated in the tourna- ment at Winthrop since its or- ganization. The team consists of seven members. We should be proud of our top-notch volley- ball team. 14 Wrestling viwxlxaveii, 2 I 4 I CBottomJ A typical day at practice. 55 , fBottomJ This years team CKneelingJ Ralph Bennett, Jim Sloan, Bobby Wynn, Phil Addis, David Day, Charles Taylor. fStandingJ Coach Ronnie Black, Donnie Adcox, Keith Duncan, Larry Spence. Donald Pace, Barry Maddox, Marty Parrish, Ralph McKnight, Danny Can- dle. f fs' 4' ' x 1 ,,,, w.,,, t Y 1 li Www X' .W W g . 4, ,, ,iff A' f?E:'fm, , 1 I 'E ,L-MM A 'inf v,f' ,f ,, 'V ' A 3 if ' ' I i ,J 4 1 K x ff Q 4-yy 0 N . fTopJ Bottoms up. H , .Q , f' ' K 3' 'o ,W ,J , y,4 A ' ffaf ,',,m,,' Rf fTopJ Larry Spence and David Day demonstrate a. new hold. fBottomJ A ball of confusion. lawns The E.H.S. Tree Guarders . Chuck Addington Phil Addis Butch Aiken Ronnie Aiken Henry Aiken Gail Albertson Mike Albertson Gilda Alexander Lynn Alford Johnny Anderson John Austin Lee Ann Baker Henry Ballard Larry Ballard Mike Barnes Cyndia Bates Allen Becker Ralph Bennett Beverly Black Dennis Black Marsha Black Deborah Blackston Brenda Blake Lydia Ann Boone J 1 t pig A ff f if ? -'E' A x V A R' A x Sophomores 52 1 'r Q, ' fa ' 5 . -M ex . 'N S' W f fan yt gr K 1' tw if '3 , , A a :,. . X Vs i ani ., .f 0 ir le- an Q 5 Z ll, 2 af 6 lk .Q , Q nw 1 A W vi A S ln, Z W 'HWS Sammy Bowens Sue Bowen Gladys Bowens Pamela Bowens Stanley Bowers Debbie Bowick Gail Boyd Alvin Bracken David Bracken Stephen Bradley Rita Breazeale Greg Breazeale Theresa Breazeale Dennis Brewer Susan Brewer Tammy Lee Brewer Robby Bridges Ellen Brock No, I'm going to lick the bowl Zane Brock Peggy Bryant Regina Buchanan June Burger Joey Burgess Greg Burroughs Shelia Camp Debbie Campbell Sharon Cantrell Steve Capps Eddie Cartee Barbara Carter 6 1 in Sophomores 5 bg- ei'-Y Q in B 9 C A C xg C. 4 B wx a s A Qs? .. , f' 'Q ,:. ur v ' . ff my Q g K f X X Q' N 5' ' V if , , F ' an V 4 Ki 13' sg ' VV L .. I A NAA! -V l A gg i ? 'X q l-3 N4 Qi f y fx za 4 V, A 'Q-.5 7 1 ' J V f 5 l 13? V l Q iq V 6. an- , ,u. ., 4 2 VVI' K f f 5, 5, dt, R Q 5' be L , U A 1, X? T 1 '2l 5 M1 ' ' A J x 1 Teresa Chapman Jan Clary Richard Cobb Wade Collins Ralph Cook Danny Cooper Debbie Cooper Steve Corbin Patsy Cox Carl Crane Karen Crocker Lula Davis David Day Rickey Day Robert Deane Louis DeLoache Gay Derrick Sheryl Dickard Wayne Dillard James Dickerson Forrest Dillard Linda Dillard Toni Dobbins James Donnald Kay Downey John Downie Thomas Dukes Keith Duncan A ghostly H Ho . . strikes fear in the heart of the bravest. It's HHEADLESS CLAUS . Rita Duncan Lynn Dunn Michael Eades Debbie Edens Dale Ellenburg Tony Ellison Steven Ellison Donnie Evans Ken Fedder ,, A M, , Q ff faf Sophomores Elaine Ferguson 4 ,Q iff' A 'g i p , Kerry Ferguson Gene Fields Pam Freeman Barbara Galloway Kenneth Gamble Greg Gantt Mike Garner Debbie Goss y , V S - V V. , ' x SLS I a ,, ur ,pi -4 x W fl l X .,-' 'ii' Qi 1 B! Sandra Gillespie Kay Gilstrap David Grant Hope Greer Wayne Gregory Joel Griffin David Griffith Johnny Hallums Milford I-Iallums Harriette Hamilton Scott Hamilton ' Emily Hart Rita Harvey Larry Hatton Karen Hayes Devoe Hendricks John Hendricks Lyvonne Hendrix Patricia Hendrix Jean Hester Joan Hester Wanda Lee Hester Buddy Hicks Frances Hicks Marsha Hiles Darlene Hodge Larry Hoffman David Holcombe Donna, Holcombe Dee Holder Beverly Holder Sophomores 4 ' 3 5? si as ' N I Q .X A. , is 'NZ gf it fda f I W.. .V we Y X W. QR A x r X . , 9 as r S as r 1 3 5 I i k' .. :,,: X 3- 'L ' Ek 5 ' Q , ar. M' Q, N ,M lj Jfgy V 5 Q-fbi V 10. . - ' It . A 4 , X 7 A 5 V Yak 'Sf f v ,. ay 1 gli I ,JAY 'li Z , Q fibre' I .gn V is new 4 U A F. K Q M 5 Q . M by I fr ' , V 4,L V I1 .vi ,ry ,, my H W , Tommy Holliday Donna Hollin Barbara Holloway Brenda Hooper Marie Howard Larry Hudson Shannon Huey Jayne Anne Huff Curtis Hughes Debbie Hughes Roy Dale Hughes Wanda Hughey Franklin Hunt David Hunter Truly Hunter Jeff Jackson Mary Jackson Shirley James Susan Jameson John Janssen Rickey Jefferson Dasie Jenkins Bobby Jennings Camille Johnson Dale Johnson Wanda Jones Sybil Kaiser Dawn Kateman Patricia Kaye Jan Kelley Wayman Kelley John Kelly Rosemary King Bruce Kingsbury Gary Knight Boyd Lackey Stan Lance David Lappin Sherry Lark Vickie Ledford Debbie Lomax Vester Lusk Barry Maddox Bob Mann Mike Marchbanks Connie Mason Snow Masters Earl May David McCall Monte McCall Eloise McCombs Richard Lynn McDonald Ralph McKnight Debbie Meinders Sophomores .i i- Ag S 2 gi-Q-..-ifgxf-ages-Q H . X NM -rki Qseiiewiifig,-gsgtilg? . HQ' 3 , ' N L M5 ' 2 ' 1 I x s A if L 1 I X bk A 5 X - rr K --1 ,5 x. -' i 1 Lum .i. .gs 3 ' f ix 4' , fag ' ae Q a n Q, ig K Q' Lf -s. - ' A -.Rf g . Q Q ' :N if as 7 X we x 5 55 4, A . Debbie Merck 'D 'F A 1,A A '- gi Tange Michael M Tim Mobley is 'i al? 5 a A 9 3, 2 ' ik K Margaret Miller 9' M x 5 'P F W A A Xxx-L X K or fi 5 avi ia Y'--4 A vig' I gk ,,,, TKJ4? , Teresa Monroe 3 A vi xx eu Ella Moore 4 M 5 Ls A 3 A 5 Milton Moran P Q V9 if Q' Deborah Morgan - A 1 slr ' William Morgan A , ,V O, A f Debra Morrell . ' I Linda Mullenix ,Q K W' 'V V kin Deedee Nabors an s Q n K A Cheryl N alley , A Debbie Nalley Q. Lonita Orr Debbie Owen Barbara Owens H Benny Owens fLeftJ Peace Brother! fBe1owJ How about a Hardees Huskee? 4 Greg Owens J an Owens Jerry Owens Pam Owens Stan Pace Greg Parker Maria Parker Marty Parrish Elaine Patterson Richard Patterson Donna Phillips Kay Phillips Perry Pinion Gayle Poe Marion Powell Harry Pressley Gloria Ramey Janet Ramey Steve Rainey Debbie Rampey Robby Rampey Vickie Ramsey Phil Reeves Shirley Reeves Steve Reeves Douglas Rhodes Randy Richardson Sandra Richey Kathy Roach Sharon Robertson Alfred Robinson Gary Robinson Sharon Roe Jimmy Rogers Richard Rogers Emily Roper , is- ii ,fl X K ' X 1 N44 1 .1 - lg A w . X B gg' E, Q and 5 ill 44. yy 26 1 X i 1 T . , 0 . X N Sophomores 'il -t lp.. 3 - 1 ! --- ,g is ,K i P . Q , -' 5 if i Q is- A ,. .- ,f was 5 x 5 t .,' as ag r 4 X if - X I ' K hf ik ' l i i S3551 Q .,... a n S 9 l , I t X f G R fflfif g ' 1 :z T s ., X X . E Q, 'fl 5 1 , 12 J it . y S ' Emi: i K Q! ,. .i. x. 2 nh 51 L , tx ' Q' 42 1 9, X 4 lx, ' V , .QL ,, f ff nf + Ia... -.W Q f 'Q '9- if Viv, 5 . Q M ' . v , A A Shir1eyRosemond -A ',V, K Ken Ross fr Mike Rowland in I Sarah Jane Roper is ' -f ,. ' Herbie Rutterbush Fran Satterfield l if ,fm - 6 P Q ' Moe Sentell . L V 44 1' A in Doug Sewell ' 5' A ,M Laura Sheriff ' ' rrv AIVVI ' Susan Sheriff Q XV , -4 Ann Sisk A H' Z T x H Jimmy Sitton -F 1 ' ' 'L , Sherry Sloan gi X il S' ' F X Vickie Sloan X' ' - ' Barbara Smith , , , V David Smith W ' 4' 4 ei S , Gary Smith Mike Smith 1 L at fLeftJ Hey, guys! Over here! fRightJ Mrs. Hamilton, I can't get a straw out of the dispensor! 1, A is Ill ' Ill 522 iw--M 0 L, 3. Ill li f ' 1 -iii 'S 5 ' un 1' 55' if pg if IIN IGI: QI if as Steve Smith Susan Smith Pam Sorrells Dorothy Sparhawk Roger Stancil Pam Stephens Wanda Stephens Becky Stewart Hal Stokes Scott Stokes Ginger Stubblefield Janice Summers Harry Sutton Pam Sweatman Carol Sweet Charles Taylor Susan Thompson Darrell Tipton Eddy Tompkins Danny Turner Gene Turner Judy Turner Carl Valentine Clyde Waldrop Wayne Walker Gregg Waring Chuck Waters Terry Waters Crissie Watson Steve Watson bqnpu :N A3 ,Q gg Z if , A- qrqb Q .2 Ak: qqgz, f , 2 S 1, Sophomores - I l3 'N Y S 2 -lllll 8 S A E' S f rre, is to S ' ir :fi 2 S4 ' .Lb kk S -. p Q . iigigx .7 'F S fi 2 o Q 1 X ' 3 t A If V S' ., 3 3 ,Q ' .Vkr - xx i 1, 2 . Q I E KK , s.,. :P kk , ax it xl Z xl P ...M sf 5 ,L - ff-3 5- ll lx f VX Wendy Webb Don Wheeler Carol Williams Greg Williams Robert Williams Debbie Wilson Kirk Wilson Pam Womack Bobby Youngblood Cheryl Youngblood Sammy Youngblood Sammy Joe Youngblood Junior Class Officers fBe1owJ Cathy Swicegood, Vice President, Page Brothers, President, fUpper leftj Alex Robinson, Trea.surer, fLeftJ Jimmy Porter, Secretary. Yfifgggssnni 'ilzmwlln ,,ig,iiM f:::i1iim'1ln'N'i 2'in'Z'fMf:3 ',:7t'W fr 'ff' 7 as if s Juniors RT... 5' s... ii? X is N 3 3 X 'F 52 -A 'Q B' 1: Af - ' . ,, it-7' Brenda Adams Sue Anderson Rickey Austin Mickey Bagwell Steve Bagwell Margaret Ballard Wayne Ballard Pam Barnes Sharon Bass Mike Beeco Ricky Beeco Dale Benjamin Jimmy Benoit Barron Black David Black Lennie Black Pam Black Donna Blair Susan Blakely Leroy Bowens Lillie Bowens Myrtie Bowens Bill Bowick Debbie Bradley Riley Breazeale Gilbert Brock Truett Brock Page Brothers Sandra Browder Donna. Brown James Brown Kathy Bryant Randall Bryant Teresa Bryant Jimmy Burger Ann Bush Rosemary Bush David Byars Kay Campbell Janet Cantrell f 1 .-3,9 9 5 V Q Q if ,,,,, 2 ,H .MM .xf gn, fd W QQ t H, 'Th !-i ICH-Q, , V, kill, i H 'K N ' 4' f'rf.4..3 Lit N , ,Q z -ff .W if I f 'L Steve Cantrell Doug Capps Bo Carter Dale Case Kay Cash Mary Lou Cater Carl Chapman Cheryl Chapman Jeannie Chapman Teresa Chapman Tim Chapman Diane Chastain Nancy Chastain Dan Church Shelia. Cisson Pat Clary K. K. Cobb Sue Coggins Gwen Collins Sharon Collins Teresa Collins Russell Constance Suzanne Corbin Ellen Cowles Becki Cox Luther Crenshaw Jim Curtis Teresa Davenport Mike Davis Roger Davis Randy Dawkins Lester Dickard Rita Dickerson Randy Dillard Billy Duncan Pansy Dunn Ruthie Durham Tony Durham Jan Ellenburg Tim Ellenburg U' R , '17, 1 Juniors Ars by U! vs- C' x. A ibm 'ff ass.. Wow' on L V - ' K if' ,...n..1... Q ,sz Q , 'W 9 Q . , wg ,Z E ,Z i Deborah Elrod John Enlow Tim Ferguson Gregg Finley Randall Finley Roy Finley Kathy Fisher Ernie Fortner Randy Freeman Debbie Galbreath Kathy Galloway Sammy Galloway Kathy Garren Mary Gary John Gentry Ricky Gettys Cindy Gibson Michael Gibson Karen Gillespie Linda Gilstrap Gary Goudelock Carol Gray Ben Griffin Jimmy Hall Juniors Kathy Hall Grant Hallums Hal Hardin Gail Harkins Joseph Hayes Randall Hayes Bobby Hendricks Tommy Hendricks Daniel Hendrix Judy Hendrix Ann Hester Mike Hiles Debbie Hill Randy Hill Sandra Hill Robby Hinton wi.. ig. Str J ,F vm ib- LN -SQ s is all ,S 3 X' it 1 J' hs' YF L., 5' Us Ng x., QF' 3 Tfv Dianne Holcombe Tony Holcombe Gerri Hooper Kathy Hooper Steve Houston Charlene Hunter Bailey Hurt Jan Inman Bill Johnson Joan Johnson David Jones Debbie Jones Denver Jones J anice Jones Pam Jones Terry Julian Tonie Kelly J ulia King Debbie Knight Kris Knight John Langston Selena Langston Jimmy Lankford Ann Lathem Gwen Lesley Steve Lesley Ronnie Lingefelt Keith Little Elaine Livingston Jerry Loftis Sandra Loggins Anna Maria. Looper Deborah Looper Regina Looper Cathy MacDonald Ted Martin Neal Massey Sally Massingale Randy McA1ister Houston McCall Buster McCollum Charles McCoy Randy McCoy Benny McGaha Steve McGaha Roy McNeely Michael McWhorte Denise Medlin I' pf' in--4 'MQW Juniors , 9 f in ' f '43 ,., 'id Q... Gi' L. we up-, Al Merck Steve Merck Steve Messer Martha, Miller Sharon Morgan Mike Moser Larry Murphy Clifford Nabors Mike Nabors Jeff Na,11ey Rita. Nalley Chuck Pannell Sandra, Parsons Susie Peden Derrick Phillips Steve Phillips Douglas Pickens Carol Ann Pierce Tony Pilgrim Patti Pitts Jimmy Porter Brad Pressley Gail Pressley Peggy Raines Wanda Ramage Sherry Ramey Bill Rampey Diane Ravan Rod Reed Teresa Reid Eddie Revis Danny Rhodes Gene Rhodes Tony Roach William Roach Alex Robinson Jo Ann Robinson Steve Roe Sandi Rogers Tony Rogers sf' if N P ., -.Q is QS x as Juniors . 'M .f P --i uf- 1 3 'R vn.,,,... x as w s: as 'N W!-,sk Q-5 L 'Tr is .WS in its N... L 'N ,- i . rx if 1 ., np.-fw..X un... 11 ir' 31' if its id-Q 7' Donald Roper Joan Roper David Ross Bill Rucker Roberta. Sargent Pat Sarratt Kathy Shealy Sandra Simpson Liza Sitton Ann Smith Bruce Smith Gary Smith Greg Smith Sherry Smith Gary Spearman Larry Spence Carla Stansell Eddie Steele Dianne Stewart Gene Stokes Barbara Sudduth Roger Summorall Dana Sutherland Faye Swanson Juniors Donald Taylor Johnny Taylor Pam Thomas 5 N s W K Kathy Swlcegood 3 J X X it N X 'Q Larry Thompson Julia Tinsley Bethie Tollison Ronnie Tollison Jean Tompkins Roger Tompkins Robin Tucker Danny Turner Ray Turner Sheryl Underwood James Waldrop Brenda Walker was N , 3 5 A 2 K' ss SS N X .X nw 9, ik if . John Walton .... lx N N Roger Ward Pat Waters Sarah Watson WR K mu? 49- Ann White 'f' Ann Williams Debra Williams Mary Williams Lynn Williams Faith Wilson Karen Wleklinski Jean Womack ,--1537? K i x 3 x S- - Kaye Wood Pat Wooten eff Qi -. Outstanding Seniors Diane Houston, Gir1's State Jack Moore, Merit Scholar Semi-finalist Frances Jones, D.A.R. Good Citizen, Gir1's State Graduation Marshals First Row: Meredith McQueen, Ann Chellis, Diane Houston. Second Row: Yvonne Corn, Lin- da Gregory, Jack Moore. Boy's State First Row: Neil Forte, Lewis Duncan, John Cleveland, Dean Woods. Second Row: Marvin Cartee, Jack Moore, Bob Carman, Tony Willis, Rudy Painter. Third Row: Martin Crenshaw, Paul Ma- haffy, David Goudelock. 4 Senior Class Officers Top Right: Joyce Na.bors, Secretary. Right: Dean Woods, President, John Cleveland, Vice President. Below: Alice Thomas, Treasurer. Seniors ,aug 'Ds 'ETC' LQQ X Z' ,242 Darleen Elvira Adams Charles Adcox William Donald Adcox Della. Albertson Charlie Edgar Alexander Samuel Eugene Anders Carol Elaine Bagwell Kathy Dianne Bailey Clayton Gordon Ballew, Jr John Banks, Jr. Herman Melvin Barr Jo Lynn Berryhill Kathy Lynne Bishop Lois Irene Black Wanda. Jean Black Clive Folger Blackwell Marion Pearl Blake Martha Dian Blake Rebecca Lynne Boldin Eddie Bolt E Monteen Caroline Boyd James Warren Breazeale III Johnny Breazeale Sharon Louise Breazeale Major Jerome Brewer Thomas Richard Brissey Charles Michael Brown Mari Ella Browning Carolyn Ross Bryant Donnie Bryant George Dewayne Bryant Glinda. Sue Bryant 'I , Francine and Cosmos go to school. Linda, Sue Buie Jerry Phillip Burgess Thomas Joe Burrell Dorothy Marie Byrd you Susan Rebeeca. Cannon Loring Kerry Capps Jerry Wayne Carman Mark Cartee Walker Marvin Cartee, Jr. Arthur Tony Carter Essie Fern Casey Joyce Ann Cash Kathy Marie Cassell Robert McGee Cassels Danny Lee Chapman Ann Lesley Chellis Rudy Childs Matthew Clinton Cochran Nancy Lynne Cooke Pamela Lynn Corn Mary Yvonne Corn Danny Lee Cox Martin McCoy Crenshaw Evelyn Christine Crews Wade Harrison Cromer Jackie Theresa Crooks Jackie Steven Crowe Ronald Vance Crowe Seniors 'Sr 9' .E is se sa 5 is X iw s 3 .,, , x . N.. -Q X W K K ,,,.,,,. A -- hw K Timothy Samuel Crump Ida. Jean Dalton Dana Lynn Deck Miriam O'De11 deLoach ,BEN 1 Qin' Robert Dale Dennard Betty Jane Dodgens Robert Walter Donnald, Jr. William Sidney Downs Judy Anne McGaha Duncan Kenneth Duncan Stanley Earl Duncan William Lewis Duncan Paula Gayle Durham Myra Kaye Edens Bennie R. Ellenburg Deborah Elaine Ellenburg f ww Q was f SN SRX? W A as f if X Q cf' 9 Z i . X xv Set 'wx r Q 9 if flex X E X f L A f S New 5 L-.SESS :ik S fffiriii-, 'SI F 'K 5, 1 't'?'.. ' fiat tag :rk A .r t Wei Q., X '-n.....,. wr-A Oliver Dean Ellison Shelby Jean Elrod Antionette Yvonne Elrod Cheryl Diane Enlow Rebecca Pauline Finley James Caldwell Foster Teresa Lynn Foster Meredith Anne Freeman Sandra Diane Fricks Sanda Leigh Fuller Calvin Galloway Debra Joyce Galloway Kenneth Gary Galloway Laura Louise Galloway Francess Bernice Garner Mary Bertha Lee Garrett Catherine Elaine Garrick Robert O. Garrick David Andrew Gillispie Thomas Daniel Gilliland 'Q 5, CAboveJ Johnny, I've never seen you at second lunch before! fRightJ A bird's eye View of first lunch. Mary Ann Gilstrap Ronnie Alton Golden David Jefferies Goudelock Anita Jean Grant XP' Seniors , My fr 1 ww , .M ... V 1 5 L O l LM' Z... 1111 .tam Mann ' ill' un n.' - 1 ,,,. by ew' We Y I wt, A , nnnnr - A l rr W ' M, My f T.: t t X ' x 'K 3? Q ji wit L R In f fl N i fi. x: Donna Lynn Grant Linda Carolyn Gregory Debra Ann Hallums Charles Briggs Hamilton Ray Calvin Hanson Barry Lee Harbin Ronald Edward Harkins Winfred Byron Hatton Richard Hendricks Jan Ellen Henson Kathy Lynette Holcombe Phyllis Joy Holcombe Joan Holder Randy Holliday George Earl Hood Iris Hood Michael E. Hood Benjamin Porter Hooker Daniel M. Hopkins Donald Mitchell Houston Lloyd Charles Houston Theresa Diane Houston Deborah Dianne Howard Deborah Virginia Howard Seniors Roger Dennis Huey .N Terri Annette Humphreys Camilla Renee Hunter Stanley Lee Hunter Gregory Alan Jackson June Stegall James Dorothy Mae Jameson Carolyn Ann Jenkins it-. The Thinker?! 4 Me and Carter will stand you and Crout behind the gym. aug, si QR ,N sf 5 Nga A s ,assi sk- s Q' lug Q X W if Q2 A i f f 51. Brenda Gail Jennings Mark Lesley Jennings Mary K. Jennings Frances Newton Jones Glisson Robert Jones Jan Karen Jones Jerry Michael Jones Jerry King Robert Dale Kirk John Robert Knox, Jr. Jack Daniel LaBoone Susan Annette Lance Susan Lynn Lankford Karen Elizabeth Lathem James Wesley Lawson Tana Renaee Lee Deborah Joyce Lesley Steven Carroll Lesley Wanda La-vonne Lesley Glenda Louise Lyda Linda Sue Lynes Paul Davis Mahaffey Mary Elizabeth Mann Donna Jane Massingale Betty Sue Masters Laura Gale Mathis Anthony McAlister Martha Evelyn McCall Benny Edwin McCollum Bonnie Harriet McCombs Roy McCombs, Jr. Ronny Joe McCue Seniors ti--nf 'LN iv Ir' N-1-mg 6 Q., nh we fu V237 Peggy Ann McGowens Lynne Karen McIntyre Sandra Jean McKnight Meredith Gentry McQueen Brenda. Ann Medlin Bonnie Susan Middleton Nancy Dianne Moore John Odell Moore Sandra. Faye Morgan Beverly Francina Murphy James Cleveland Murphy Joyce Ann Nabors Brenda Arlene Nalley Linda. Marlene Nalley Susan Elaine Nalley Judy Carol Nations George Donald Newton Sarah Norris Iris King Nix Anthony F. O'Dona1d Rebecca Ann O'Shields Sherrill Ray Owen James Donald Pace Michael Carl Pace Rudolph Joel Painter Danny Parsons A-L-R.-I-G-H-T Seniors but gm is 'Fx ... - -f W, HW 4 if Y' in HK-un... 471- ug 62' ' Two beauties of the for-lunch-bunch. Gerald Lee Parsons Dean Martin Patterson Monty Butch Patterson Richard Allen Perry Sandra Yvonnie Pickens Diane Lee Pinion Becky Sue Porter Douglas Rance Powell Ann Elizabeth Price Steve Rainey Tommy Ramey Thomas Harold Rampey popcorn 200 Sam can type 2 words a minute!! William Daniel Reeves Mark Anthony Riddle Wanda Gail Roach Margie Theresa Roberts Diane Robinson Peggy Jean Robinson Teresa Belle Rogers William Jeffery Rogers Charles Eston Ross Betty Jo Rouse Paul Steven Rutterbush Kathy Eugenia Searcy Seniors f w -en! 3- fffh- 'UQ ,WZ fx, z B Us 1 4? s g rim, Qs Q, 'rx 1-75 9509! H 8... Lewis Henry Seay Carolyn Ellen Sheriff Jerry Allen Sheriff Sharon Elaine Sheriff Nancy Shipman Gerald Dale Simmons Lynn Sanders Simmons Renda Dell Simmons Clareatha. Sloan Jim Sloan Barbara Jean Smith Cathey Jean Smith Deborah Lynn Smith Dianne Smith fBe1oWJ Ya.'11 hide everytimel? fFar Belowj Meredith! Does Coach Thors- land know you only have your permit? Della Gail Smith Geraldine Sherry Smith Seniors fi ,A fu , W, if My Michael Danny Smith Reba. Jean Smith Cynthia Ann Snider David Allen Sorgenfrei Wk Raindrops keep falling on my head. Rufus Spearman, Jr. Rudy Osborn Stancell Randy Allen Stegall Bruce Lee Stephens Joan Elaine Stephens Kitty Lynn Stewart Vikki Darnell Stewart John Thomas Stone Judy Annette Stone Chris Strong William Paul Swaynham Judy Diane Talley 20 4 Dale M. Tant Garland Bruce Tant Mary Susan Tant Fred Stanley Taylor John Edward Taylor Alice Lavon Thomas Terry W. Tinsley Jerry Weaver Tinsley Freddie Turman Donna. Mariea. Tyras Michael William Vaughn Wyatt Hampton Wade f-so .N Seniors 'WI 'TT' K iffy., N... H. am ii M8314 11 '. ,, Q31 1 .. , A ,--.. :ff ra:a, ,L ... Q dr Nga Q.. 3 gi iff, Q Y xi ix 1 ix ws -X' ,M rnnr S im , .ws-up. W -ffl. X . . . y N.. ix it 'iv N gx 2 1 X fx , , Lily lyxxxx JLXE . 4 . X rg as Q4 xx ,S s i Si -L ww WWW , - Mgt ', f t' , ' ' jp Jw? W alma? ' f ,VL ,,1 John Calvin Williams, Jr. Kenneth Richard Williams 1 ! f 1 1. .,5? ? . , .. K2 7 Susan Myrnette Warren Frances Jane Washington Beverly Susan Watt Charles Thomas West Betty Jean VVhit1ock Margaret Janette Whitt Mary Annette Whitt John Asbury Williams Nancy Rose Willis William Tony Willis Oscar Eugene Wilson Donna Jean Woods Ronald Dean Woods Robert Mitchell Wynn James Tillman Yeary Thomas Elbert Youngb lood, Jr. Q ,W wwmf,M,A 017, ,lf fr-I T K- . si 44- ss., , Seniors WM 4 , we' Q, E' M Qyw 1 If if O ? me ,, was rlinzriisrzm ent NMMN iN -xkh i M xiii 'ml E Q J-9 Kas X. fl-Q oo fx We m f V -L 4 -gf ir f lf Q, 'sffemo SACD-LDWELI: W. Frank Lowell Plant Easley, South Carolina HAROLD TINSLEY Jeweler Easley, S. C. 2 CAROLINA NATIUNAL the that cares 301 East First Avenue 122 South Pendleton Street Town 'n Country Shopping Center Easley, South Carolina Member FDIC ROPER MOTOR COMPANY Eusirf .m..,..m .,f..f. 45 CHRYSLER -pwmoum U uma.: EUINHAUUU East End By-Pass Easley, S. C. 29640 Telephone 859-7566 Blue Ridge Electric Cooperative, Inc. Pickens, S. C. Westminster, S. C Electricity is your best buy 4 COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL AND RESIDENTIALS BUILDERS EASLEY LUMBE12 Co. GREENVILLE HIGHWAY P. 0. Box 548 PHONE 859-6321 EASLEY SOUTH CAROLINA 29640 G. B. Nalley, President DAY BROS. 8. FORTNER Congratulations A tothe CONCRETE FINISHERS. Senlor Class of 1971 INC. I IPA Southern, Inc. gm.. 610 SCN Bldg' Office 269-I73I Greenville, s. C. P. o. BOX 189 Res. PII. 859-6802 2323561 Easley, so C. Res. PII. 859-5692 K Q any gm, Q JM. Owens-Dillard PICKENS COUNTY'S MOST COMPLETE T. V. AND APPLIANCE CENTER EASJEQ? S'?Yg'ASg64o Boats, Evinrude Motors Sz Trailers 123 By-Pass Phone 859-7564 Ioe A. Young Telephone Owner 859-8910 Jock's Cleaners 105 West 2nd Ave. Easley, S.C. Distinctive Dry Cleaning Your Appearance is Our business HAGOOD INSURANCE AGENCY Easley, South Carolina Telephone UL 9-4228 Cleaves Office Machines HARPERS IHC- Sc and 'loc 337 West Main St. Easley, S.C. EASLEYI SOUTH CAROUNA Recondition Standard Typewriters Self-Service for Your Convenience Office Machine Specialist Imperial Products Co. Phone 859-3254 Easley, S. C. No. 637 Highway 123 By Passn Auto Parts 81 Accessories Janitorial Supplies-Paper-- Equipment Nationwide Insurance H. GIL RUSHTON-REPRESENTATIVE Fi re-Auto-Home 81 Life Insurance 205 East 1st Avenue Easley, S. C. LOOPER'S CUTCHIN OIL COMPANY Auto Parts 8. Supply Co., Inc. Forest Acres Shopping Center 859-7134 Easley, s. c. EaS'eV' S' C' Compliments of 1 A I W CASEY BROTHERS i No. 3 ' ' WHlTMIRE'S f PRODUCE AND GARDEN CENTER GUILD LTD' 500 East First Avenue Easley, S. C. GENERALOFFICES'P.O,BOX 3727- GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA 29608' TELEPHONE 239-IO9l SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. PAINTS AND WALL PAPER EASLEY, SOUTH CAROLINA 29640 100 East Main Street UL 9-5535 Easley, S. C. A Piedmont Shirt Co. Affiliate TRI-CITY LANES 20 Completely Automatic Bowling Lanes! 'Q ENJOY THE FINEST YEAR 'ROUND FAMILY SPORT IN AIR CONDITIONED COMFORT! RAIN OR SHINE...HOT OR COLD, IT'S ALWAYS THE SAME INSIDE! Tripp Brothers' Give us a Try Before You Buyv Whitt Mobile Home Station Sales Easley, S. C. 314 South Pendleton Street Ph. 859-8384 Easley , S. C. Phone 859-7385 859-3024 MUTUAL HOME STORE Easley, S. C. Phone 859-9421 101 E. First Ave. ELLlSON'S MARKET WE DELIVER Phone 859-7997 PETE'S NO. 6 JUMBO HAMBURGER Phone UL 9-5508 Easley, S. C. White Curb Boys SHADYSIDE FLORIST l FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 8 121 Fleetwood Drive Easley, S. C. 859-7101 859-7102 EASLEY BAKERY Congratulations to the Senior Class of l97l 207 West Main St. Easley, S. C. Phone 859-5988 B., -:P 7 Compliments of INDUSTRIAL SPECIALTY COMPANY, INC. Saco-Lowell Road Jim Holcombe gkllfff MANUFACTURING COMPANY EASLEY, SOUTH CAROLINA ALICE PLANT ARIAL PLANT ELL-JEAN PLANT FOSTER PLANT ELLISON PLANT BARRON'S LTD. GENTLEMAN'S CLOTHIER EASLEY, SOUTH CAROLINA THE FINEST IN CLOTHING FOR THE GENTLEMAN Telephone 859-3611 Compliments of CAROLINA LANDSCAPING COMPANY Easley, S. C. Fulton Roe 859-6779 DIXIE LUMBER COMPANY LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL Telephone 859-9521 - 859-4622 P. O. Box 625 Easley, South Carolina SHERIFF'S GARAGE TRUCK AND AUTO REPAIR WRECKER SERVICE Diol UL 9-9883 South 5th Street At Night s. Holidays - UL 9-7796 BARNES REAL ESTATE 13.0. Box 646 Easley, South Carolina Telephone 859-714-6 9 Authorized Dealer Georgia Marble Stone Eternal EASLEY MARBLE CO., INC. Route No. 3, Box 19-A Forest Acres Shopping Center Phone UL 9-9322 John IVI. Connolly, Owner N. E. MARCUM, Jeweler WATCHES - DIAMONDS - RADIOS SILVER - CRYSTAL - CHINA Choose All These Here And You Will Be Pleased Easley, S. C. G.M.C. TRUCKS Townsend Pontiac-Cadillac Greenville Road Telephone 859-7561 EASLEY, S. C. 29640 X69 1Q. Bradley Ave. Womens and Misses Apparel-Gifts EASLEY, SOUTH CAROLINA 29640 WEST END BARBER SHOP Phone 859-2120 Day and Night We Deliver ALEXANDER DRUG COMPANY and Prescription Center Dependable Prescription Service 24 Hours each day Easley, S. C. 29640 EASLEY EXCHANGE CLUB we sponsor BOY'S AND GlRL'S STATE WHITEWAY LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS Phone UL 9-9302 Easley, S. C. SOUTH ERN ER RESTAU RANT Ladies' and Girls, Dresses and Sportswear Factory Outlet 209 East 1st Ave. Easley, S. C. FlNDLEY'S PHARMACY your friendly Walgreen Agency Easley, S. C. 859-4077 Bush Oil Company Phillips 66 Distributor 300 Pendleton Street Easley, S. C. Ph. 859-9111 '4Serving Easley for 3 Generations FRIENDLY LOAN CO., INC. 212 W. Main Street Phone UL 9-4'lll AUTO AND FURNITURE LOANS 510 - 5200 CRANE SQIQIISEIYROLET Phone 859-64-91 Easley, So. Carolina Lesley Construction Company P.O. Box 4-61-Greenville Highway Easley, South Carolina 29640 Office Phone 859-5121 Jasper P. Lesley Owner f' R B f 9 Congratulations to Easley High School from Buck's Drive-In Restaurant 700 Pendleton St. 859-91 98 Congratulations Class of '71 FIBER CLOTHING HEADQUARTERS - INDUSTRIES INC. FOR EASLEY AREA STUDENTS RO INS NS Easley Main Street An Equal Opportunity Employer Day Hardware 126 Pendleton Street Easley, S. C. Phone 859-5781 4 ,.,nv' Easley Builders Supply George l. Newton, Mgr. Telephone 859-4011-P.O. Box 686 139 Greenville Hwy. Easley, S. C. Dairy ueen 123 By-Pass Easley. 5. C. PEARCE o YOUNG o ANGEL CO. SICHYICIC FOOD lJIS'1'RIBUl'ORS l'.O. Box 1569, While Horse Road, Greenville, SC. 29602 Agcmzy 859-3141411 Hes. 359-5855 GLASBY AGENCY 1012 Crcvnville Road Easley, S. C. Heal lfslatc Insurance lf. I . Glasby Marie Nl. Clasby Beauty Inn Foresl Acres Shopping Cenlvr lcaslvy. 5. C. Village Park Hardware 12511559-lass 1 our One- Stop Hardware Store lt's the real thing. C9139- FEDDEIVS FASHION SHOPS 1'1O1'1y-1'0Ul'11'lYBHI' LINIH Easley, S. C. Liberty. S. C 859-6441 BELK-SIMPSON TOWN K COUNTRY PLAZA-EASLEY, S. C. 6 u-:audi MRS. BROWN 'S HOMEROOM UV' I i WELP AM FM 1360 103.9 EASLEY, S. C. MRS. EF LAND'S HOMEROOM iw L SWQWEQTWQ s, W. C. LESLEY SON BUILDERS C g l tions to th Cl f Seventy-One of E 1 y High School B Uherek :WO place like HSKQDMYAFU3 Lb SC El SC CARTER'S HOMEROOM Q 3 f ' 23 BOOSTERS Mrs. Ziegler's Homeroom 131 Mrs. Drummond's Homeroom Mrs. Carree McKinney The Green Wave Staff Meredith 8: David Miss Farryls Homeroom Miss Gwendolyn Hopkins Mrs. Mary ,lean Parrish Mrs. james' Holneroom Mrs. Ginny L. Hucks Kerry Capps Ernie Fortner Tony Willis Nlrs. Enis' Homeroom CLASS 71 l OF O STAYON PRODUCTS Easley, S. C. The Business Department of the Green and Wlhite staff would like to thank all the places of business and the peo- ple who have made this section possible. Also, your con- tinued support in the future will be greatly appreciated. BLUE FLAME GAS CO., INC. Tony Willis, Ernie Fortner Highway 123 Easley, S. C. and Kerry Capps Phone 859-40136 WORTH E. LINEBERRY 800 PA RAIVIOUNT DRIVE COLUMBIA, S. C. 29209 PHONE: 18031 776-5580 6 lnier collegiate press GRAPHIC ARTS DIVISION-SAHCENT-WELCH SCIENTIFIC COMPANY 6015 TRAVIS LANEXSHAWNEE IVIISSION, KANSAS 662021913-432-8100 A DARLEEN ELVIRA ADAMS Homeroom Officer 15 Pep Club 1. CHARLES ADCOX WILLIAM DONALD ADCOX National Honor Society 25 Rotary Scholars Banquet 1,25 Track 1. DELLA ALBERTSON Bus Driver 2,35 Bus Driver Sponsor 35 Cosmetology 2,35 President 3. CHARLIE EDGAR ALEXANDER Bus Driver 2,35 Vice President 25 Pep Club. SAMUEL EUGENE ANDERS B CAROL ELAINE BAGWELL French Club 25 Speech and Drama Club 2,35 Science Club 1,2,3. KATHY DIANNE BAILEY French Club 35 Sponsor 35 Future Teachers of America 35 National Honor Society 35 Pep Club 2,3. CLAYTON GORDON BALLEW, JR. JOHN BANKS Band 1,2,35 Block E Club 2,35 Future Farmers of America 15 Basketball 15 Football 15 Track 2,3. RICHARD RANDAL BARNES HERMAN MELVIN BARR JO LYNN BERRYHILL Homeroom Officer 1. KATHY LYNN BISHOP Health Careers Club 3. LOIS IRENE BLACK WANDA JEAN BLACK Future Teachers of America 1,2,35 Ju- nior-Senior Committee. CLIVE FOLGER BLACKWELL Band 1,2,35 Pep Club 1,2,3. Senior Directory MARIAN PEARL BLAKE Class Play 35 Color Guard 2,35 Chorus 1,2,35 Future Homemakers of America 2,3. MARTHA DIAN BLAKE Band 25 Bus Driver 2,35 Pep Club 35 Science Club 3. REBECCA LYNNE BOLDING National Honor Society 25 French Club 1,25 Pep Club 1,25 Literary Magazine 2,35 Science Club 1,25 Speech and Drama Club 25 Class Play 2. EDDIE BOLT French Club 15 Art Committee 2. MONTEEN CAROLINE BOYD Class Play 35 Homeroom Officer 25 Band 2,35 Chorus 2,35 Color Guard 2,3. JAMES WARREN BREAZEALE, III Academic Honors 25 Class Play 35 Band 1,2,35 Block E Club 25 Chorus 1,2, 35 Fellowship of Christian Atheletes 2. JOHNNY BREAZEALE SHARON LOUISE BREAZEALE Color Guard 35 Pep Club 15 Art Com- mittee 1,2. MAJOR JEROME BREWER THOMAS RICHARD BRISSEY CARLTON WAYNE BROOKSHIRE CHARLES MICHAEL BROWN Pep Club 2. MARI ELLA BROWNING Homeroom Officer 1,25 Majorette 2,35 Pep Club 1,25 Art Committee 1,25 Chorus 35 Class Play 3. CAROLYN ROSS BRYANT Homeroom Officer 35 Color Guard 25 Health Careers Club 15 Pep Club 3. DONNIE BRYANT GEORGE DEWAYNE BRYANT GLINDA SUE BRYANT Chorus 3. LINDA SUE BUIE Homeroom Officer 35 Color Guard 25 Pep Club 1,2. JERRY PHILLIP BURGE SS Homeroom Officer 1,2,35 Pep Club 1,2,35 Football 1,2,35 Track 15 Block E Club 2,3. JOE THOMAS BURRELL Homeroom Officer 15 Chorus 2,35 Pep Club 15 Art Committee 3. DOROTHY MARIE BYRD Student Body Officer 15 Class Officer 15 Chorus 2,35 Future Homemakers of America 25 Basketball 1. C SUSAN REBECCA CANNON Class Play 35 House Member 15 Home- room Officer 1,2,35 French Club 2,35 Secretary 25 Future Teachers of Amer- ica 1,2,35 Pep Club 1,2,3. LORING KERRY CAPPS Boy's State 35 Class Play 2,35 Green and White 35 French Club 15 Pep Club 1,2,3. ROBERT ALAN CARMAN National Honor Society 25 Academic Honors 25 Boy's State 35 Student Body Officer 35 Pep Club 1,2,35 Basketball 15 Football 1,2,35 Golf 15 Block E Club 2,3. JERRY WAYNE CARMAN Pep Club 3. MARK CARTEE Chorus 2,35 Art Committee 2,3. WALKER MARVIN CARTEE, JR. Boy's State 35 French Club 15 Pep Club 1,2,35 Science Club 1,25 J.V. Football 15 Green Wave Staff 2,35 Business Man- ager 3. ARTHUS TONY CARTER Pep Club 15 Baseball 1. ESSIE FERN CASEY French Club 2,35 Pep Club 2. JOYCE ANN CASH Future Homemakers of America 1. KATHY MARIE CASSELL Homeroom Officer 25 French Club 25 Pep Club 1,25 Business 2,35 Sec.-Tres. 35 Sponsor 3. ROBERT MC GEE CASSELS Pep Club 1,25 Football 1,2,35 Art Exhib- its 1,2,3. DANNY LEE CHAPMAN ANN LESLEY CHELLIS Academic Honors 2,35 Rotary Scholars Banquet 1,25 Commencement Marshal 25 House Member 2,35 French Club 25 Future Teacher of America 2,35 V. Pres. 35 Pep Club 1,2,35 Science Club 1,2,35 V. Pres. 2, Pres. 35 Literary Club 2,35 Drama Club 25 Class Play 2,35 Greenwave 3. RUBY CHILDS Academic Honors 25 Band 1,2,35 Drama Club 2,35 French Club 2,35 Pep Club 1,2,35 Science Club 1,2,3. JOHN BAKER CLEVELAND, II Boy's State 35 Homeroom Officer 1,2,35 Class Play 35 French Club 15 Pep Club 1,2,35 Football 1,2,35 Track 1,2,35 Block E Club 35 Class Officer 3. MATTHEW CLINTON COCHRAN, IV Homeroom Officer 25 French Club 15 Pep Club 35 Baseball 1,35 Football 15 Block E Club 1,2,3. NANCY LYNNE COOK Homeroom Officer 1,25 Future Home- makers of America 15 Pep Club 1,2. PAMELA LYNN CORN Chorus 1,2,35 Pep Club 1,25 Basketball Scorekeeper 1,25 Business Club 2. MARY YVONNE CORN National Honor Society 2,35 Rotary Scholars Banquet 25 Homeroom Officer 35 French Club 1,2,35 President 35 Future Teachers of America 1,2,35 Pep Club 2,3. DANNY LEE COX MARTIN MC COY CRENSHAW Boy's State 35 Pep Club 1,2,3. EVELYN CHRISTINE CREWS Homeroom Officer 1,2,35 French Club 25 Pep Club 1,2,35 Art Committee 1,2,35 Green and White 3. WADE HARRISON CROMER Future Farmers of America 1,3. JACKIE THERESA CROOKS Health Careers Club 3. JERRY STEVEN CROWE Pep Club 1,2. RONALD VANCE CROWE Pep Club 25 Baseball 3. TIMOTHY SAMUEL CRUMP D IDA JEAN DALTON Chorus 2. DANA LYNN :DECK Homeroom Officer 35 French Club 15 Pep Club 1,2,3. MIRIAM O'DELL DE LOACH Homeroom Officer 35 Future Home- rnakers of America 35 Pep Club 35 Miss Merry Christmas 3. ROBERT DALE DENNARD BETTY JANE DODGENS National Honor Society 35 French Club 2,35 Science Club 1,25 Drama Club 2. ROBERT WALTER DONNALD, JR. Science Club 1,2,3. WILLIAM SIDNEY DOWNS Band 1,25 Bus Driver 2,3. JUDY MC GAHA DUNCAN Pep Club 1,2,35 Business Club 35 Office Practice 35 Basketball 1. KENNETH DUNCAN Academic Honors 15 Band 1,25 Future Farmers of America 15 National Honor Society 2. STANLEY EARL DUNCAN Band 1,25 Future Farmers of America 35 Pep Club 25 Bus Driver 3. WILLIAM LEWIS DUNCAN Boy's State 35 Student Body Officer 2, 35 Homeroom Officer 15 French Club 15 Pep Club 1,2,35 Football 1,2,35 Golf 15 Track 1,2,3. PERRY RAY DUNN PAULA GAYLE DURHAM Future Homemakers of America 1,25 Pep Club 3. E MYRA KAYE EDENS Chorus 2,35 Health Careers 2. BENNIE R. ELLENBURG Pep Club 1,2,35 Baseball 25 Basketball 25 Football 2,35 Golf 3. DEBORAH ELAINE ELLENBURG Cosmetology 2,3. JOHN T. ELLISON Track 2,35 Baseball 35 Football 2,3. OLIVER DEAN ELLISON AN TIONETTE YVONNE ELROD Band 1,2,3. SHELBY JEAN ELROD Band 2,35 Academic Honors 2 CHERYL DIANE ENLOW Homeroom Officer 25 Future Home- makers of America 1,25 Pep Club 1,2,35 Basketball 3. F JOCK DOUGLAS FENDER, JR. Homeroom Officer 1,25 Pep Club 1,2,35 Football 1,2,35 Track 1. REBECCA PAULINE FINLEY Homeroom Officer 2,35 Pep Club 1,35 Science Club 1. NEIL CARL FORTE Boy's Sate 35 Homeroom Officer 1,25 Pep Club 1,2,35 Basketball 1,2,35 Foot- ball 15 Golf 1,2,35 Block E Club 3. JAMES CALDWELL FOSTER Pep Club 15 Art Committee 1,25 Foot- ball 1,2,35 Golf 1,2,3. TERESA LYNN FOSTER French Club 25 Health Careers 2,35 Pep Club 3. MEREDITH ANNE FREEMAN French Club 1,2,35 Pep Club 1,2,35 Science Club 1. SANDRA DIANNE FRICKS French Club 15 Pep Club 1,2. SANDA LEIGH FULLER Homeroom Officer 15 Pep Club 2,3. G CALVIN A. GALLOWAY Future Farmers of America 1. 4 DEBRA JOYCE GALLOWAY Homeroom Officer 25 French Club 25 Pep Club 1,2. KENNETH GARY GALLOWAY LAURA LOUISE GALLOWAY FRANCESS BERNICE GARNER MARY BERTHALEE GARRETT Band 25 French Club 1. CATHERINE ELAINE GARRICK ROBERT O. GARRICK Homeroom Officer 15 Chorus 2,35 Foot- ball 15 Block E Club 3. DAVID ANDREW GILLESPIE Track 2. THOMAS DANIEL GILLIAND Chorus 2,35 Tennis 2,3. MARY ANN GILSTRAP National Honor Society 2,35 Homeroom Ofhcer 15 Cheerleader 1,2,35 French Club 15 Future Homemakers of Amer- ica 35 Pep Club 1,2,35 Block E Club 35 Treasurer 35 Fellowship of Christian Athletes 3. RONNIE ALTON GOLDEN Future Farmers of America 25 Football 1,2. DAVID J EFFERIES GOUDELOCK Boy's State 35 Homeroom Officer 25 French Club 15 Pep Club 1,2,35 Basket- ball 1,2,35 Golf 1,2,35 Block E Club 1,2,3. ANITA JEAN GRANT Homeroom Officer 2,35 National Honor Society 2,3, Treasurer 35 Majorette 1,2, Head 25 Green and White Staff 35 French Club 35 Homecoming Queen 3. DONNA LYNN GRANT Pep Club 2. MICHAEL KEITH GRAY LINDA CAROLYN GREGORY Commencement Marshal 25 French Club 2,35 Future Teachers of America 35 National Honor Society 2,35 Pep Club 15 Science Club 1. H DEBRA ANN HALLUMS Bus Driver 2,35 Chorus 25 Future Homemakers 2. CHARLES BRIGGS HAMILTON Chorus 2,35 French Club 15 Football 1,2, 35 Track 1. RAY CALVIN HANSON BARRY LEE HARBIN RONALD EDWARD HARKINS Homeroom Officer 1,35 French Club 15 Pep Club 15 Football 1,25 Track 1. MARTHA JANE HARRIS Block E Club 35 Fellowship of Chris- tian Athletes 35 Future Homemakers of America 1,25 Future Teachers of America. 1,25 Pep Club 1,2,35 Tennis 2,3. WINFRED BYRON HATTON Future Famers of America 1,3. RICHARD HENDRICKS JAN ELLEN HENSON Homeroom Officer 15 Chorus 2. KATHY LYNETTE HOLCOMBE National Honor Society 2,3, President 35 Rotary Scholars Banquet 1,25 Girls' State Alternate 35 Homeroom Officer 2,35 Chorus Accompanist 2,3, Vice Pre- sident 35 French Club 1,2, Secretary 25 Class Play 35 Graduation Marshal 2. PHYLLIS JOY HOLCOMBE Homeroom Officer 1,2,35 Cheerleader 1, 25 Pep Club 1,2,35 Block E Club 35 House of Representatives Sponsor 3. JOAN HOLDER RANDY HOLLIDAY Future Farmers of America 35 Football 1. GEORGE EARL HOOD Bus Driver 2,35 Science Club 15 Home- room Officer 15 Academic Honors 1. IRIS HOOD MICHAEL E. HOOD BENJAMIN PORTER HOOKER Homeroom Officer 15 Chorus 35 French Club 15 Pep Club 1,25 Football 15 Class Play 3. DANIEL MARVIN HOPKINS Homeroom Officer 2,35 Pep Club 1,2,35 Track 15 Annual Staff 3. DONALD MITCHELL HOUSTON Homeroom Officer 1,25 Pep Club 1,25 Baseball 1,2,35 Football 1,2,35 Fellow- ship of Christian Athletes 1,2,3. LLOYD CHARLES HOUSTON Football 1,2,3. THERESA DIANE HOUSTON National Honor Society 2,35 Academic Honors 15 Girls' State 35 Homeroom Officer 2,35 Majorette 1,2,35 House Member 25 French Club 1,25 Future Teachers of America 2,35 Pep Club 15 Science Club 1,2,35 Green Wave Staff 2,3. DEBORAH DIAN NE HOWARD Future Homemakers of America 1. DEBORAH VIRGINIA HOWARD ROGER DENNIS HUEY SAM HUFF Block E Club 25 Chorus 25 Football 1,2. TERRI ANNETTE HUMPHREYS Color Guard 25 Pep Club 3. CAMILLA RENEE HUNTER Band 1,25 Business Club 2. STANLEY LEE HUNTER Future Farmers of America 1,35 Base- ball 15 Basketball 1. J GREGORY ALAN JACKSON JUNE STEGALL JAMES TONY ALLEN JAMES DOROTHY MAE JAMESON Band 1,25 Pep Club 1,2,3. CAROLYN ANN JENKINS French Club 15 Health Careers 35 Pep Club 1,2,3. BRENDA GAIL J ENNINGS MARK LESLEY JENNINGS Chorus 2,35 Pep Club 15 Football 1,2,3. MARY K. JENNINGS FRANCES NEWTON JONES National Honor Society 2,35 Vice Pre- sident 35 Academic Honors 1,25 Rotary Scholars Banquet 1,25 Girl's State 35 D.A.R. Good Citizen 35 Homeroom Of- ficer 2,35 French Club 1,25 President 25 Drama and Speech Club 25 Literary Club 2,35 Co-Editor 35 Class Play 2,3. ROBERT GLISSON JONES Homeroom Officer 1,2. JAN KAREN JONES Homeroom Officer 2,33 Pep Club 1,2. JERRY MICHAEL JONES Track 2. K JERRY KING Future Farmers 1,3, Vice President 1, President 33 Bus Driver 3. ROBERT DALE KIRK Pep Club 1,33 Football 1. JOHN ROBERT KNOX, JR. Band 1,2. L JACK DANIEL LABOONE, JR. SUSAN ANNETTE LANCE Homeroom Officer 13 Future Home- makers of America 2,33 Pep Club 1,2,3. SUSAN LYNN LANKFORD National Honor Society 33 Homeroom Ofhcer 1,2,3Q French Club 1,23 Future Teachers of America 1,21 Pep Club 1, 2,3. KAREN ELIZABETH LATHEM Class Play 33 House Member 1,2,33 Fu- ture Teachers of America 1,23 Pep Club 1,2,3. JAMES WESLEY LAWSON Academic Honors 13 Art Committee 33 Bus Drivers 2,32 French Club 23 Na- tional Honor Society 2,3. TANA RENAEE LEE DEBORAH JOYCE LESLEY Chorus 13 Color Guard 33 Pep Club 33 Basketball 3. STEVEN CARROLL LE SLEY Future Farmers of America 13 Pep Club 23 Track 1,2. WANDA LA VONNE LESLEY Academic Honors 1,23 Cheerleader 1, 2,33 Future Homemakers of America 33 Pep Club 1,2,33 Art Committee 23 Drama Club 2. GLENDA LOUISE LYDA Color Guard 2g Future Homemakers of America 13 Health Careers 13 Pep Club 2,33 Office Practice 3. LINDA SUE LYNES French Club 23 Future Teachers of America 2,33 Pep Club 2. M PAUL DAVID MAHAFFEY Boy's State 33 Homeroom Officer 2,33 House Member 3g Block E Club 1,2,33 Fellowship of Christian Athletes 2,33 Pep Club 2,33 Baseball 2,3Q Basketball 13 Football 1,2,33 Track 1. MARY ELIZABETH MANN Homeroom Officer 13 Band 1,23 Pep Club 1g Science Club 1,2,3Q Class Play 2,33 Drama Club 2,33 Academic Honors 2. DONNA JANE MASSINGALE BETTY SUE MASTERS Chorus 1,2. BONNIE SUSAN MIDDLETON National Honor Society 33 Homeroom Officer 1,33 Chorus 2,33 Secretary 33 French Club 13 Pep Club 1,2,33 Green and White 33 House Member 1. LAURA GALE MATHIS ANTHONY MC ALISTER Band 1. MARTHA EVELYN MC CALL Homeroom Officer 2,33 Pep Club 1,2,33 Green and White 3. BENNY EDWIN MC COLLUM BONNIE HARRIETT MC COMBS National Honor Society 2,3Q Pep Club 2,3. ROY C. MC COMBS, JR. RONNY JOE MC CUE Future Farmers of America 3. PEGGY ANN MC GOWENS Chorus 2. LYNNE KAREN MC INTYRE National Honor Society 2,33 Academic Honors 23 Rotary Scholars Banquet 1,21 French Club 1g Pep Club 1,2,33 Science Club 1,2,33 Literary Magazine Club 2,33 Class Play 2,3. SANDRA JEAN MC KNIGHT Academic Honors 23 French Club 23 Pep Club 1,2Q Science Club lg Fellow- ship of Christian Athletes 2,3: Basket- ball 1,2,33 Volleyball 1,2,33 Block E Club 2,3. MEREDITH GENTRY MC QUEEN National Honor Society 2,33 Secretary 3g Rotary Scholars Banquet 1,23 Home- room Officer 1,23 House Member 13 French Club 1,23 Vice President 23 Fu- ture Teachers of America 1,2, 2nd Vice President 23 Pep Club 2,33 Art Commit- tee 1,2,33 Academic Honors 1,23 Assem- bly Program 2,33 Commencement Mar- shal 23 Green and White 3. BRENDA ANN MEDLIN BOBBY MOODY Future Farmers of America 3. NANCY DIANNE MOORE Future Homemakers of America 3. JAN MICHELL MOORE Homeroom Officer 1,2Q French Club 1,2Q Health Careers 13 Pep Club 1,2,3. JOHN ODELL MOORE National Honor Society 2,33 Academic Honors 23 Rotary Scholars Banquet 1,23 Boy's State 33 Student Body Officer 2,31 Officer 2,33 Class Officer 23 French Club 1g Pep Club 1,2,33 Fellowship of Christian Athletes 33 Block E Club 33 Basketball 1,33 Golf 2,33 Green Wave Staff 2,32 Editor 3. WILLIAM BRUCE MOORE Basketball 1g Football 1. SANDRA FAYE MORGAN Academic Honors 1,21 Art Committee 33 Homeroom Officer 13 House Member 33 Green and White Staff 33 Future Homemakers of America 1,23 Pep Club 1,2,33 Literary Club 1,2,3. BEVERLY FRANCINA MURPHY Academic Honor 23 Band 1,2, Captain 23 French Club 1. JAMES CLEVELAND MURPHY Future Farmers of America 33 Baseball 33 Basketball 3. N JOYCE ANN NABORS Homeroom Officer 1,3Q Cheerleader 1,2, 3g Pep Club 1,2,33 Communication Com- mittee 23 Class Officer 2,3. BRENDA ARLENE NALLEY Chorus 2,3. LINDA MARLENE NALLEY SUSAN ELAINE NALLEY National Honor Society 35 Homeroom Officer 1,2,35 Pep Club 3. JUDY CAROL NATIONS GEORGE DONALD NEWTON Pep Club 1,2,35 Football 1,2,35 Fellow- ship of Christians Atheletes 2,3. SARAH NORRIS Chorus 1,2,3. IRIS KING NIX Class Play 2. O ANTHONY F. O'DONALD REBECCA ANN O'SHIELDS Band 25 Health Careers 1. SHERRILL VERNON OWEN Homeroom Officer 25 Football 1,2. P JAMES DONALD PACE Homeroom Officer 1,2,35 Pep Club 1,2,35- Football 1,25 Track 35 Wrestling 3. MICHAEL CARL PACE Chorus 35 Pep Club 15 Bookkeeping 2. RUDOLPH JOEL PAINTER Boy's State 35 House Member 1,35 Block E Club 35 Fellowship of Chris- tian Athletes 1,2,35 Pep Club 1,2,35 Foot- ball 1,2,3. DANNY PARSONS GERALD LEE PARSONS Band 1. DEAN MARTIN PATTERSON Science Fair Award 15 Pep Club 2,3. MONTY BUTCH PATTERSON Pep Club 25 Science Club 1,3. RICHARD ALLEN PERRY BARRY L. PHELPS SANDRA YVONNIE PICKENS Bus Driver 2,35 Pep Club 2. DIANE LEE PINION Future Homemakers of America 1. DALE POSEY BECKY SUE PORTER Homeroom Officer 1,25 Pep Club 15 Business Club 2,3. DOUGLAS RANCE POWELL Bus Driver 3. ANN ELIZABETH PRICE Academic Honors 15 Color Guard 25 Future Homemakers of America 1. R STEVE RAINEY Science Club 35 Western S.C. Health and Science Fair 1,2,3. TOMMY RAMEY THOMAS HAROLD RAMPEY Block E Club 35 Football 1,2,3. WILLIAM DANIEL REEVES Pep Club 25 Bus Driver 2,3. MARK ANTHONY RIDDLE Chorus 2. WANDA GAIL ROACH Pep Club 1,2,3. MARGIE THERESA ROBERTS Class Play 25 Green and White 35 French Club 15 Future Teachers of America 1,2,3, President 35 Health Careers 25 Pep Club 1,2,3. DIANE ROBINSON Band 1,2. PEGGY JEAN ROBINSON Block E Club 35 Chorus 2,35 Pep Club 35 Basketball 2,3. TERESA BELLE ROGERS Homeroom Officer 1,25 J .V. Cheerleader 15 Pep Club 1,25 Sponsor Fellowship of Christian Atheletes 1. WILLIAM JEFFERY ROGERS Pep Club 1,2,35 Basketball 15 Tennis 3. FRANK ROOKER CHARLES ESTON ROSS Boy's State 35 Student Body President 35 Class Officer 1,25 French Club 15 Basketball 1,35 Football 1,2,35 Golf 1,2,3. EARL WADE ROSE BETTY JO ROUSE Chorus 2,35 Future Homemakers of America 15 Pep Club 3. PAUL STEVEN RUTTERBUSH S KATHY EUGENIA SEARCY Chorus 2. LEWIS HENRY SEAY Chorus 2,3. CAROLYN ELLEN SHERIFF Homeroom Officer 25 Health Careers Club 1,2,35 Pep Club 1,2,3. JERRY ALLEN SHERIFF Chorus 2,35 Football 1. SHARON ELAINE SHERIFF Chorus 25 Pep Club 15 Science Club 1. NANCY SHIPMAN Chorus 25 Future Homemakers of America 15 Health Careers Club 1,2. GERALD DALE SIMMONS KATHY SANDERS SIMMONS Chorus 35 Pep Club 25 Art Committee 25 Cosmotology 2,3. RENDA DELL SIMMONS Art Committee 1,2,35 Chairman 2,35 French Club 2,3. CLAREATHA SLOAN Color Guard 2,3. JAMES E. SLOAN BARBARA JEAN SMITH CATHEY JEAN SMITH DEBORAH LYNN SMITH Homeroom Officer 25 Chorus 25 French Club 15 Science Club 1,2. DIANNE SMITH Homeroom Officer 25 French Club 1,25 Future Teachers of America 1,25 Pep Club 1,25 Fellowship of Christian Ath- eletes 1,2535 Block E Club 1,2,35 Basket- ball 1,2535 Volleyball team 1,2,35 Science Club 1,2,35 Gymnastics Team 1,2,3. DELLA GAIL SMITH Future Homemakers of America 15 Business Club 2,3. WILLIAM ROBERT SMITH GERALDINE SHERRY SMITH MICHAEL DANNY SMITH Future Farmers of America 3. REBA JEAN SMITH Homeroom Officer 1,2,35 Chorus 1,25 Pep Club 15 Chorus Sponsor 1. SAM WHITLEY SMITH French Club 25 Pep Club 1,2,35 Base- ball 1,2,35 Basketball 15 Football 1,2,35 G0lf1,2,3. CYNTHIA ANN SNIDER French Club 15 Future Teachers of America 2,35 Pep Club 1,2,35 Science Club 1. DAVID ALLEN SORGENFREI Bus Driver 2,35 Basketball 1,2,3. ROGER DALE SPEARMAN, III Pep Club 1. RUFUS SPEARMAN, JR. Track 1. RUDY OSBORN STANCELL Homeroom Officer 1,25 Pep Club 15 Football 1,2. RANDY ALLEN STEGALL Chorus 2,35 Fellowship of Christian Atheletes 1,25 Future Farmers of Amer- ica 15 Pep Club 1,2,35 Football 1,2. BRUCE LEE STEPHENS Pep Club 2,35 Baseball 2,35 Basketball 1,2,35 Football 1,25 Track 1. JOAN ELAINE STEPHENS Pep Club 1,2,3. KITTY LYNN STEWART Homeroom Officer 1,2,35 French Club 25 Pep Club 1,2,35 Art Committee 1,2,3. VIKKI DARNELL STEWART Chorus 3. JOHN THOMAS STONE Block E Club 1,2,35 Pep Club 1,2,35 Football 1,2,3. JUDY ANNETTE STONE JON CHRIS STRONG Track 15 Class Play 2. WILLIAM PAUL SWAYNGHAM Bus Driver 2,35 Pep Club 2,3. T JUDY DIANE TALLEY Future Homemakers of America 15 Pep Club 35 Business Club 2,3. DALE M. TANT Pep Club 1,2,35 Football 1,25 Track 25 Fellowship of Christian Athletetes 2,35 Block E Club 2,3. GARLAND BRUCE TANT Football 1. MARY SUSAN TANT Homeroom Officer 35 French Club 15 Future Homemakers of America 15 Pep Club 25 Business Club Officer 35 Drama and Speech Club 2. FRED STANLEY TAYLOR Block E Club 2,35 Football 1,2,3. JOHN EDWARD TAYLOR French Club 15 Pep Club 1,2,35 Base- ball 1,2,35 Football 1. ALICE LAVON THOMAS House Member 35 Band 1,2,3, Captain 35 Chorus 25 National Honor Society 25 Literary Magazine 3. JERRY WEAVER TINSLEY Future Farmers of America 1,2,35 Bus Driver 2,3. TERRY W. TINSLEY Future Farmers of America 1,25 Bus Driver 1,2,3. FREDDIE TURMON Chorus 1,2,35 Basketball 35 Football 35 Track 2,3. DONNA MARIEA TYRAS Band 1,2,35 French 1,25 Pep Club 15 Science Club 1,2,3. Secretary 35 Class Play 2,3. V MICHAEL WILLIAM VAUGHN W WYATT HAMPTON WADE Homeroom Officer 15 Block E Club 2,35 Bus Drivers 1,2,35 Football 1. SUSAN MYRNETTE WARREN FRANCES JANE WASHINGTON Homeroom Officer 25 Pep Club 2,35 Art Committee 1,2,35 Chairman 25 Green and White 2,35 Editor 3. BEVERLY SUSAN WATT Homeroom Officer 1,35 Band 15 French Club 15 Future Homemakers of Amer- ica 35 Future Teachers of America 15 Health Careers 1,35 Pep Club 1,3. CHARLES THOMAS WEST Pep Club 1. WILLIAM ROBERT WHELAN BETTY JEAN WHITLOCK Homeroom Officer 15 Chorus 25 Cheer- leader 15 French Club 15 Future Home- makers of America 35 Future Teach- ers of America 15 Health Careers 35 Pep Club 1,2,3, President 3. MARGARET J ANETTE WHITT Drama Club 25 Pep Club 2. MARY ANNETTE WHITT JOHN ASBURY WILLIAMS Chorus 35 Pep Club 3. JOHN CALVIN WILLIAMS, JR. Track 3. KENNETH RICHARD WILLIAMS French Club 15 Pep Club 1,2,3. MARY ANNE WILLIAMS National Honor Society 35 Homeroom Officer 1,2,35 House Member 25 French Club 1,25 Future Teachers of America 1,2,35 Health Careers 25 Pep Club 1,2,3. NANCY ROSE WILLIS National Honor Society 35 Academic Honors 25 Rotary Scholars Banquet 25 Homeroom Officer 35 Future Home- makers of America 15 Pep Club 35 Business Club 2,3. WILLIAM TONY WILLIS Student Body Officer 1,2,35 Class Of- ficer 25 Chorus 2,3, President 35 Pep Club 1,25 Track 1,35 Green and White Staff 2,35 Class Play 35 Boy's State 3. OSCAR EUGENE WILSON DONNA JEAN WOODS Homeroom Officer 35 Future Home- makers of America 35 Health Careers 15 Pep Club 1,2,3. RONALD DEAN WOODS Boy's State 35 Student Body Officer 1, 2,35 Class Officer 35 Baseball 1,2,35 Football 1,2,35 Block E Club 1,2,35 Fel- lowship of Christian Athletes 1,2,3. ROBERT MITCHELL WYNN Boy's State 35 Pep Club 15 Fellowship of Christian Athletes 2,35 Baseball 1,2, 35 Block E Club 2,3. Y JAMES TILLMAN YEARY THOMAS ELBERT YOUNGBLOOD, JR. iffxV Vf ? . ,,,, n , W , ,,,, W 4wk, wfly ' 73: :qw 9'w62ii5'?W fm 555m M. Burger, A Adams, Brenda 75,169 Adams, Darleen 185 Adcox, Chuck 185 Adcox, Donald 185 Addington, Chuck 154 Addis, Phil 154 Aiken, Butch 154 Aiken, Ronnie 154 Aiken, Henry 154 Albertson, Della 185,72 Albertson, Gail 154 Albertson, Mike 154 Alexander, Charlie 72,185 Alexander, Gilda 154 Alford, Lgfnn 59,154 Anders, amuel QSonnyJ 185 Anderson, Johnny 154 Anderson, Sue 77,169 Anderson, Susan Austin, Evonne Autry, Debbie Austin. John 154 Austin, Rickey 73,74,114,169 B Bagwell, Carol 70,185 Bagwell, Mickey 169 Bagwell, Steve 61,62,74,75,169 Bailey, Kathy 60,62,64,185 Baker, Lee Ann 154 Baker, Sheliah Ballard Mar aret Budd 61,63,83,169 , S C yl Ballard, Henry 70,154 Ballard, Larry 154 Ballard, Wayne 169 Ballew, Clayton 185 Banks, John 73,74,185 Barnes, Mike 73,74,154,127 Barnes, Pam 169 Barnes, Richard Barr, Melvin 185 Bass, Sharon 169 Student Index Boyd, Wanda Bracken, Alvin 74,127,155 Bracken, David 155 Bradley, Debbie 71,170 Bradley, Steve 59,70,80,155 Breazeale, Gary Breazeale, Greg 155 Breazeale, James 74,75,186,109 Breazeale, Johnny 186 Breazeale, Riley 73,74,170 Breazeal, Rita 155 Breazeale, Sharon 186 Breazeale, Theresa 155 Brewer, Carol Chapman, Jeannie 75,171 Chapman, Teresa Chapman, Teresa 75,157,171 Chapman, Tim 59,171 Chappell, Mike Chastain, Diane 171 Chastain, Nancy 71,75,171 Chellis, Ann 58,60,64,68,70,80,183 188 Childs, Rudy 70.188 Church, Dan 42,171 Cisson, Shelia 61,63,64,68,71,171 Clary, Jan 157 Clary, Pat 171 Cleveland, John 54,58,73,74,94 109 114 Brewer, Dennis 49,73,74,114,155 Brewer, Major 186 Brewer, Susan 155 Brewer , Tammy Lee 155 Bridges, Bobby 155 Brissey, Thomas CToxnmyJ 186 Brock, Ellen 74,155 Brock, Gilbert 59,70,170 Brock, Truett 62,170 Brock, Zane 156 Brooks, Charles Brookshire, Wayne Brothers, Bill 63 Brothers, Page 55,63,93,17O Browder, Sandra 70,71,80,170 Brown, Michael fMikeJ 186 Brown, Donna 61,63,80,17O Brown, James 114,170 Browning, Mari 65,77,186 116,183,184 Cobb, KK 54,55,94,171 Cobb, Richard 157 Cochran, Matthew 188 Coggins, Sue 41,70,71,75,171 Collins, Gwen 63,77,171 Collins, Sharon 77,171 Collins, Teresa 171 Collins, Wade 157 Constance, Russell 171 Cook, Johnny 73,74 Cook, Ralph 41,157 Cooke, Nancy 188 Cooper, Cooper, Cooper corbinf Corbin, Danny 157 Debbie 157 Kathy Steve 157 Suzanne 63,171 Corn, Pamela 75,188 Bryant, Bryant, Bryant, Bryant, Bryant, Bryant, Bryant, Bryant, Bryant, Buchan Buchan Carolyn 186 Debbie Donnie 186 Dewayne 186 Glinda Sue 186 Kathy 170 Peggy 156 Randall 170 Teresa 170 an, Brooks an, Regina 156 Buie, Linda 187 Jimmy 170 Corn, Yvonne 60,62,64,183,188 Cowles, Ellen 61,62,63,171 Cox, Becki Cox Danny 188 Cox, Patsy 157 Cox, Reginald 127 Craig, Rudene Crane, Carl 157 Crenshaw, Luther 63 Crenshaw, Martin 183,188 Crews, Christine 57,188 Crocker, Karen 157 Cromer, Wade 66,188 Bates, Cyndia 154 Bates, Rickey Becker, Allen 154 Beeco, Mike 169 Beeco, Ricky 169 Benjamin, Dale 169 Bennett, Ralph 154 Benoit, Jimmy 73,74,114,169 Berryhill, Linn 185 Bishop, Kat y 185 Bishop, Randall Black Blackj Black Black Black, Black Black Black, Black, Black Barron 169 Beverly 154 David 73,74,114,169 Dennis 154 Elsie Lennie 66,169 Lois 185 Marsha 154 Pam 92,106,170 Jean 185 Burger, June 156 Burgess, Jerry 58,73,74,94,114,187 Burgess, Joey 156 Burrell, Thomas CTommyJ 75,187 Burroughs, Greg 127,156 Bush, Ann 75,170 Bush, Rosemary 61,62,63,170 Byars, David 59,63,73,74,114,17O Byrd, Dorothy 75,187 C Camp, Shelia 156 Campbell, Debbie 74,97,106,156 Campbell, Kay 170 Cannon, Susan 62,64,94,187 Cantrell, Janet 63,64,170 Cantrell, Sharon 156 Cantrell, Robert Cantrell, Steve 70,171 Crooks, Theresa 188 Crowe, Steven 188 Crowe, Rita Crowe, Ronald 188 Crump, Timothy 189 Curtis, Jim 61,63,70,114 D Dalton, Ida 189 Davenport, Teresa 75 Davis Davis Davis Barbara 57,73,74,93 James Davis, Davis, , Lula 157 , Mike 74,114 , Ro er 61 Dawkinsgiandy 63 Day, David 74,127,157 Day Lewis Day, Ricky 127,157 Blackstone, Deborah 154 Blackwell, Clive 75,185 Blair, Donna 64,170 Blake, Brenda 154 Blake, Marian 75,77,107,185 Blake, Martha 70,185 Blakely, Susan 61,62,73,74,170 Blanton, Stanley Bolding, Rebecca. fBeckyJ 80,185 Bolt, Eddie 185 Boone, Lynn 154 Bowen, Beverly Bowen, Sue 65,155 Capps, Doug 75,171 Capps, Kerry 83,187 Capps, Steve 156 Carman, Jerry 187 Carman, Robert 8,54,73,74,93,109,114,116, 183 Cartee, Cartee, Cartee Eddie 156 Mark 75,187 Marvin 68 80,183,188 Carter, Barbara 156 Carter, Bo 61,80,171 Carter, Tony 188 Case, Dale 171 Bowens, Gladys 155 Bowens, Leroy 170 Bowens, Lillie 63,170 Bowens, Myrtie 170 Bowens, Pamela 65,155 Bowens, Sammy 155 Bowers, Stanley 42,155 Bowick, Bill 74,114,170 Bowick, Debbie 155 Boyd, Monteen 75,77,80,186 Casey, Essie 62,188 Cash, Joyce 188 Cash, Kay 171 Cassell, Kathy 67,188 C8.SSelS, Robert 26,'73,74,94,1 14,1 16,188 Cater, Mary Lou 75,171 Caudle, Danny Chapman, Carl 171 Chapman, Cheryl 171 Chapman, Danny 188 Deane, Robert 127,157 Deck, Dana 189 DeLoach, Louis 127,157 DeLoach, Dell 93,100,189,19O Dennard, Dale 190 Derrick, Gay 157 Dickard, Lester 66,73,74,114 Dickard, Sheryl 157 Dickard, Wayne 157 Dickerson, James 157 Dickerson, Rita Dillard, Forrest 157 Dillard, Linda 157 Dillard, Randy Dobbins, Toni 157 Dodgens, Betty 60,62,190 Donnald, James 157 Donnald, Robert 70,190 Douglas, Alan Downey, Kaye 157 Downie, John 114,157 Downs, William 72,190 Dukes, Thomas 157 Duncan, Billy Hendricks, John 160 Johnson, 240 Duncan, Judy 190 Duncan, Keith 157 Duncan, Kenneth 190 Duncan, Rita 158 Duncan, Stanley 66,72,190 Duncan, Lewis 54,58,73,74,94,109,1 14,1 16, 120,121,125,183,190 Dunn, Lynn 127,158 Dunn, Pansy Dunn, Ray Durham, Paula 190 Durham, Ruthie Durham, Tony E Eades, Michael 158 Edens, Debbie 158 Edens, Myra 75,190 Ellenburg, Bennie 73,74,92,115,190 Ellenburg, Dale 80,127,158 Ellenburg, Deborah 190 Ellenburg, Jan 63,92 Ellenburg, Tim Ellison, Dean 191 Ellison, Freddy 92,114 Ellison, Steven 158 Ellison, Tony 69,158 Elrod, Debora 173 Elrod, Shelby 191 Elrod, Yvonne 191 Enlow, Cheryl 96,103,191 Enlow, John 171 Enlow, Susan Ensley, Jeff Evans, Don 158 Evatt, Shelia F Fedder, Ken 127,158 Fender, Jock 73,74,93,114,116 Ferguson, Elaine 158 Ferguson, Kerry 158 Ferguson, Tim 173 Fields, Gene 158 Fincannon, Steve Finley, Greg 42,173 Finley, Rebecca 191 Finley, Randall 173 Finley, Roy 173 Fisher, Kathy 173 Fleming, Debra Forte, Neil 73,74,95,183 Fortner, Ernie 59,64,83,173 Foster, Jim 73,74,92,109,114,116,1 Foster, Teresa 71,191 Freeman, Meredith 191 Freeman, Pam 158 Freeman, Randy 66,173 Freeman, Tommy Fricks. Diane 191 Fuller, Sanda 191 G Galbreath, Deborah 173 Galbreath, Mike 127 Galloway, Galloway, Galloway, Galloway, Galloway, Galloway, Galloway Barbara 80,158 Calvin 191 Debra 191 Kathy 61,173 Kenneth 191 Laura 191 Sammy 173 Gamble, Gerald Gamble, Kenneth 158 Gantt, Greg 158 Gantt, Tommy Garner, Bernice 191 Garner, Mike 158 Garren, Kathy 173 Garren, Mike Garrett, Bertha Lee 191 Garrick, Elaine 191 Garrick, Robert CSkipJ 73,75,191 Garrison, Barney Garrison, Frank Gary, Mary 77,173 Gass, Debbie Gentry, John 61,62,70,173 Gettys, Rick 61,63,70,114,173 Gibson, Cindy 173 Gibson, Michael 173 91 Gillespie, David 191 Gillespie, Karen 173 Gillespie, Sandra 57,69,8 Gilliland, Thomas 73,74,75,191 Gilstrap, Kay 59,77,158 Gilstrap, Linda 71,173 Gilstrap, Mary Ann 60,65,73,74,94,192 Golden, Ronnie 192 Goss, Debbie 158 Goudelock, David 73,74,183,192 Goudelock, Gary 61,68,69,173 Grant, Anita 60,83,91,93,102,192 Grant, David 127,159 Grant, Donna 192 Gray, Carol 61,63,68,173 Gray, Michael Greer, Hope 159 Gregory, Linda 60,62,64,70,183,192 Gregory, Wayne 159 Griffin, Be n 59,74,173 Griffin, Joel 159 Griffith, D avid 159 H Hall, Jimmy 173 Hall, Katlgr 104,174 Hallums, ebra 72,192 5,159 Hooper, Gerri 175 Hooger, Kathy 175 Hop ins, Houston, Daniel 49,83,193 Mitchell 94, 109,1 15,193 Houston, Lloyd 73,74,92,114,116 121 124 193 Houston, Michelle Houston, Steve 175 Houston Diane 64,68,70,77,182,183 193 Howard, Deborah 193 Howard, Deborah V. 193 Howard, Marie 161 Hudson, Larry 161 Huey, Roger 194 Huey, Shannon 161 Huff, Jayne Ann 69,161 Huff, Sam Hughes, Curtis 161 Hughes, Debbie 161 Hughes, Roy 161 Hughey, Wanda 64,161 Humphre ys, Terri 194 Hunt, Franklin 66,161 Hunter, Renee' 194 Hunter, Charlene 61,175 Hunter, David 127,161 Hunter, Stanley 194 Hunter, Truly 161 Hallums, Grant 174 Hallums, Johnny 159 Hallums, Milford 75,159 Hamilton, Charles 74,75,92,114,116,192 Hamilton, Harriet 69,159 Hamilton, Scott 159 Hann, Lee 41 Hanson, Ray 193 Harbin, Barry 193 Hardin, Hal 174 Harkins, Gail 61,63,83,174 Harkins, Ronald 193 Harris, Martha 74 Hart, Emily 159 Harvey, Rita 80,159 Hatton, Larry 159 Hatton, Winfred 193 Hurt, Bailey 68,73,175 I Inman, Jan 62,63,64,70,80,175 J Jackson, Gregory 194 Jackson, Jeff 161 Jackson, Mary 62,8O,161 James, June Stegall 194 James, Patsy James, Shirley 161 James, Tony Hawkins, Harold Hayes, Jos eph 63,174 Hayes, Karen 159 Hayes, Randall 174 Hearst, Th omasina Henderson, Marvin Hendricks Hendricks , Bobby 174 , Daniel 174 Hendricks, Devoe 159 Hendricks , Richard 193 Hendricks, Tommy 174 Jameson, Jameson, Dorothy 194 Susan 161 Janssen, John 161 Jefferson , Rickey 161 Jenkins, Carolyn 60,71,194 Jenkins, David 161 Jennings Jennings Jennings, , Brenda 195 Jennings, Mary 116,195 Bill 175 ,Bobby 74,127,161 Mark 74,75,93,114, Johnson, Camille 59,161 195 Hendrix, Cora, Hendrix, Judy 63,174 Johnson, Dale 161 Johnson, Joan 61,75,175 Hendrix, Patricia 160 Henson, Jan 193 Hester Hester Hester Hester , Ann 80,933,174 Hester, , Jean 160 , Joan 160 , Wanda 65,160 Delores Hicks, Buddy 160 Hicks, Kaye Hiles, Marsha 160 Hiles, Mike 73,74,174 Hill, Debbie 174 Hill, Randy 174 Hill, Sandra 61,64,174 Hinton, Robby 174 Hodge, Darlene 160 Hoffman, Larry 160 Holcombe, Holcombe, Holcombe, David 160 Dianne 175 Donna 80,159 Holcombe, Kathy 58,60,7 Holcombe, Ph llis 58 73 Y , , Holcombe, Tony 75,114,1 Holder, Be verly 80,160 Holder, Heyward Holder, Joan 193 Holliday, Randy 193 Holliday, Tommy 161 Hollin, Donna 64,161 Holloway, Barbara 161 Hood, George 72,193 Hood, Iris 193 Hood, Michael 193 Hooker, Ben 193 Hooper, Brenda 74,161 5,80,83,107,193 193 75 Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones David 175 Debbie 175 Denver 72,175 Frances 60,80,182,195 Robert 75,195 Karen 195 Janice 175 Michael 195 Jones, Pam 63,175 Jones, Sharon Jones, Susan 59 Jones. Wanda 161 Julian, Terry 59,63,73,74,114,118 175 K Kaiser, Sybil 161 Kateman, Dawn 161 Kay, Patricia 161 Ke ley, Jan 127,161 Kelly, Tonie 175 Kelley, Wayman 161 Kelley, Wayne Kelly, John 161 King, Jerry 66,72,195 King, Julia 63,64,83,175 King, Rosemary 161 Kingsbury, Bruce 127,161 Kirk, Carol 62 Kirk, Dale 195 Knight, Debbie 71,175 Knight, Gary 161 Knight, Kris 80,175 Knox, Robert 195 L LaBoone, Daniel 195 Lackey, Boyd 161 Ladd, Jock Lance, Stan 162 Lance, Susan 195 Langston, John 175 Langston, Selena 77,175 Lankford, Jimmy 62,68,73,74,175 Lankford, Lynn 60,93,196 Lappin, David 59,114,162 Loo er Lark, Sherry 162 Lathem, Ann 63,75,175 Lathem, Karen 58,109,196 Lawson, James 60,72,196 Ledford, Vickie 77,162 Lee, Tana 196 Lesley, Lesley, Lesley, Lesley, Cathy Deborah 77,196 Gwen 176 Steven 73,74,l76 Lesley, Pete Lesley Steven Carroll 196 Lesley: T. Steve Lesle Wanda 73 94 106,196 Y, , , Lingefelt, Ronnie 176 Little, Ann Little, Keith 176 Livingston, Elaine 176 Lockee, Hal Loftis, Jerry 72,176 Loggins, Sandra 63,176 Lomax Lomax , Debbie , Debbie 162 Anna Maria 63,64,176 Deborah 61,74,93,176 Looper, Looper, , Regina 74,176 Lusg, Vester 162 Lyda, Glenda 196 Lynes, Linda Sue 64,196 M MacDonald Cath 61,63,176 y Y Mackey, Robert Maddox, Barry 127,162 Mahaffey, Paul 58,94,1 14,1 16,183,196 Mann, Bob 80,162 Mann, Mary 59,6O,70,196 Marchbanks, Kathy Marchbanks, Michael 162 Marchbanks, Dean 75,83 Martin, Ted 176 Mason, Connie 57,65,71,80,162 Massey, Neal 61,63,64,176 Massingale, Donna. 196 Massingale, Sarah Massingill, Sally 63,71,176 Masters, Betty Sue 196 Masters, Snow 57,80,162 Mathis, Laura Gale 196 May, Earl 162 McAlister, Anthony 196 McAlister, Greg McAlister, Randy 176 McCall, Davey 162 McCall, Houston 176 McCall, Martha 83,196 McCall, Monte 162 McCollum, Benny 196 McCollum, Buster 176 McCombs, Bonnie 60,196 McCombs, Eloise 162 McCombs, Roy 196 McCoy, Charles 176 McCoy, Randy 74,114,118,176 McCue, Ronny 196 McCullough, Tommy McDonald, Richard 162 McGaha, Benny 176 McGaha, Steve 176 McGowens, Peggy Ann 75,197 McIntyre, Lynne 60,63,70,80,197 McKnight, Ralph 127,162 McKnight, Sandra 94,197 McNeely, Roy 176 McQueen, Meredith 57,60,83,183,197 McWhorter, Michael 61,176 Medlin, Brenda 197 Medlin, Denise 75,176 Meinders, Debra 162 Merck, Al 177 Merck, Debbie 163 Merck, Steve 177 Merck, Wanda Messer, Steve 177 Michael, Tange 163 Middleton, Bonnie 6O,75,83,197 Miller, David C. Miller, Gene Miller, Margaret 163 Miller, Martha 61,62,64,65,177 Mobley, Tim 127,163 Monrow, Teresa 163 Moody, Bobby Moore, Ella 65,163 Moore, Dianne 65,197 Moore, Jan Moore, 182,18 John Uackj 54,60,68,73,74,95,109, 3,197 Moore, William Moran, Milton 163 Morgan , Deborah 68,163 Morgan, Kay 75 Morgan, Sandra 57,80,82,197 Morgan Morgan Morgan , Sharon 177 , Stanley 73,114,118,124,126 , William 163 Morrell, Debra 163 Moser, Mike 62,177 Mullenix, Linda 163 Murphy, Beverly 80,92,197 Murphy, Larry 177 Murphy, James 197 N Nabors, Clifford 177 Nabors, Dedee 74,163 Nabors, 197 Joyce 8,58,74,92,96,98,99,115,184, Nabors, Mike 177 Nalley, Brenda 75,197 Nalle Cheryl 163 Y, Nalley, Debbie 163 Nalley, Linda 197 Nalley, Jeff 73,74,114,177 Nalley, Rita 63,177 Nalley, Susan 198 Nations, Judy 198 Newton , Donald 74,93,1 14,1 16,124,198 Nix, Iris 198 Norris, Sarah 198 O O'Donald, Anthony 198 Orr, Lonita 163 O'Shields, Karen O'Shields, Ann 198 Owen, Debbie 163 Owen, Sherrill 198 Owens, Barbara 57,65,8O,163 Owens, Benny 163 Owens Greg 69,164 Owensi Jan 59,164 Owens, Jerry 164 Owens, Pam 56,69,70,164 P Pace, Stan 164 Pace, Donald 198 Pace, Michael 198 Painter, Rudolph 58,74,94,114,116,122, 183,198 Pannell, Chuck 177 Parker, Greg 164 Parker, Parrish Maria 164 , Marty 74,127,164 Parsons, Danny 198 Parsons, Gerald 199 Parsons, Sandra 177 Patterson, Dean 199 Patterson, Elaine 164 Patterson, Monty Butch 199 Patterson, Richard 164 Peace, Greg Peden, Susie 63,71,177 Peg, Larry Perry, Richard 199 Phel s Bar P 1 YY Phillips, Derrick 75,177 Phillips, Donna 164 Phillips, Kay 164 Phillips Pickens , Steve 177 , Douglas 178 Pickens, Sandra 199,72 Pickens , Terry Pierce, Carol 63,71,178 Pilgrim, Tony 178 Pinion, Diane 199 Pinion, Perry 164 Pitts, Patti 63,178 Poe, Gayle 164 Porter, Becky 67,199 Porter, Jimmy 55,63,73,74,114,178 Posey, Dale Powell, Rance 72,199 Powell, Marion 164 Pressley, Brad 59,61,73,114,178 Pressley, Gail 63,178 Pressley, Harry 164 Price, Ann 199 R Raines,,Peggy 178 Rainey, Steve 70,199 Ramage, Wanda 178 Ramey, Ramey, Ramey, Ramey, Ramey, Gloria 69,164 Janet 65,164 Sherry 178 Steve 164 Tommy 199 Rampey, Bill 178 Rampey, Debbie 164 Rampey, Robby 73,127,164 Rampey, Tommy 73,74,94,114,199 Ramsey, Vickie 164 Ravan, Diane 178 Reed, Rodney 66,178 Reeves, Phil 164 Reeves, Shirley 65,71,164 Reeves, Steve 127,164 Reeves, Danny 200 Regina, Pete 178 Reid, Teresa 61,63,64,178 Revis, Eddie 178 Rhodes, Danny 178 Rhodes, Douglas 73,114,120,122,164 Rhodes, Rhodes, Gene 178 Odis 127 Richardson, Randy 164 Rickey, Sandra 164 Riddle, Mark 200 Roach Tony Roach, Kathy 164 Roach, Tony 178 Roach, Gail 200 Roach, William 63,178 Roberts, Margie Theresa 41,64,83,200 Robertson, Sharon 71,164 Robinson, Alex 61,63,68,70,178 Robinson, Alfred 164 Robinson, Diane 73,200 Robinson, Gary 164 Robinson, Jo Ann 178 Robinson, Peggy 200 Roe, Sharon 164 Roe, Steve 178 Robinson, Roger Rogers, Jimmy 164 Rogers, Rogers, Rogers Rickey 70,127,164 Ricky Sandi 63 Rogers: Teresa 200 Rogers, Tony 178 Rogers, Rocker, William 200 Frank Roper, Donald 178 Roper, Emily 164 Roper, Joan 61,62,179 Roper, Johnny Roper, Sarah Jane 56,65,165 Rose, Wade Rosemond, Doris Rosemond, Shirley 165 Ross, Eston 54,73,74,93,95,108,114,120,200 Ross, David 179 Ross, Ken 127,165 Ross, Ken Rouse, Betty Jo 200 Rouse, Carolyn Rowland, Mi e 165 Rucker, Rucker, Matline William 179 Rutterbush, Herbie 165 Rutterbush, Steven 200 4 S Sanders, Junior Sargent, Roberts 62,179 Sarratt, Pat 179 Satterfield, Fran 165 Scott, Nancy Searcy, Kathy 200 Seay, Lewis 75,201 Sentell, Maurice 165 Sewell, Doug 165 Shealy, Kathy 61,63,68,69,179 Sheri f, Carolyn 71,201 Sheriff, Jerry 75,201 Sheriff, Laura 165 Sheriff, Sharon 201 Shefiff, Susan 165 Shipman, Nancy 201 Simmons, Dale 201 Simmons, Lynn Sanders 201 Simmons, Renda 57,62,201 Simpson, Sandra 179 Sisk, Ann 165 Sitton, Jimmy 63,165 Sitton, Liza 63,179 Sloan, Clareatha 77,202 Sloan, Jim 202 Sloan, Sherry 165 Sloan, Vickie 165 Smith, Allen Smith, Ann 179 Smith, Barbara 165 Smith, Barbara Jean 202 Smith, Bruce 179 Smith, Cathey 202 Smith, David 74,127,165 Smith, Deborah 201 Smith, Gail 67,203 Smith, Dianne 70,73,74,201 Smith, Gary 59,114,179 Smith, Gary 73,74,165 Smith, Geraldine Sherry 203 Smith, Greg 63,179 Smith, James Smith, Jimmy Smith, Danny 203 Smith, Mike 127,165 Smith, Randall Smith, Jean 203 Smith, Sam '73,74,92,114 Smith, Sherry 179 Smith, Steve 166 Smith, Susan 166 Smith, Robert Snider, Cynthia 64,202 Sorgenfrei, David 72,202 Sorrells, Pam 94,166 Sparhawk, Dorothy 166 Spearman, Gary 179 Spearman, Roger Dale Spearman, Ru us 203 Spence, Larry 73,179 Stancell, Rudy 203 Stancil, Roger 166 Stansell, Carla 179 Steele, Eddie 179 Stegall, Randy 75,208 Stephens, Stephens Stephens Stephens Bruce 73,711,204 Eva I Joan 60,203 Pam 166 Stephens, Wanda 166 Stewart, Becky 166 Stewart, Dianne 75,179 Stewart, Kitty 57,7'7,80,92,203 Stewart, Steve Stewart, Vikki 203 Stokes, Gene 179 Stokes, Hal 127,166 Stokes, Rickey Stokes, Scott 166 Stone, John 73,115 Stone, Judy 204 Strong, Chris 41,204 Stubblefield, Ginger 166 Sudduth, Barbara 59,63,64,71,75,179 Summerall, Roger 179 Summers, Janice 166 Sutherland, Dana 179 Sutton, Harry 166 Sutton, Joe Swanson, Faye 63,71,75,179 Swayngham, William 72,203 Sweatman, Pam 166 Sweet, Carol 166 Sweezy, Robin Swicegood, Cathy 54,63,73,74,180 T Talley, Jerry Talley, Judy 67,203 Tant, Dale 73,74 Tant, Garland 204 Tant, Susan 67,204 Taylor, Charles 166 Taylor, Donald 180 Taylor, Fred 93,114,204 Taylor, Edward 73,741,204 Taylor, Johnny 180 Thomas, Alice 7v,8o,1o1,1o9,184,2o4 Thomas, Lee Ann 59,92 Thomas, Pam 180 Thompson, Larry 61,80,180 Thompson, Susan 166 Thompkins, Eddy 166 Thompkins, Jean 180 Thompkins, Roger 180 Tidton, Darrell 166 Tinsley, Jerry 66,72,205 Tinsley, Julia 61,63,64,188 Tinsley, Terry 66,72 Tinsley, Terry W. 205 Tollison, Bethie 180 Tollison, Ronnie 61,180 Tucker, Robyn 63,180 Turmon, Freddie 75,203 Turner, Danny 180 Turner, Danny 166 Turner, Gene 166 Turner, Judy 166 Turner, Ray 180 Tyras, Donna 205 U Underwood, Sheryl 180 l v Valentine, Carl 166 Vaughn, Michael 204 W Wade, Wyatt 72,204 Waldrop, Clyde 166 Waldrop, James 180 Walker, Brenda 75,180 Walker, Johnny Walker, Wayne 166 Walton, John 181 Ward R oger 181 Waring, Gregg 166 Warren Washin Waters, Myrnette 205 gton, Jane 57,80,205 Chuck 166 Waters, Michael Waters, Pat 181 Waters, Terry 166 Watson, Crissie 105,166 Watson, Sarah 63,64,68,74,75,88,188 Watson, Steve 166 Watt, Beverly 65,71,205 Webb, Wendy 167 Weaver, Mark West, Charles 205 Whelan, Billy Whelan, Don 167 White, Ann 54,61,62,73,74,77 181 Whitlock, Jeannie 65,94,107 205 Whitt, Margaret 205 Whitt, Mary 205 Williams, Anne 181 Williams, Carol 59,711,168 Williams, Debra 63,181 Williams, Eddie Williams, Greg 167 Williams, John 206 Williams, Johnny 206 Williams, Richard 206 Williams, Lynn 181 Williams, Mary 181 Williams, Mary Anne 60,64 Williams, Robert 74,127,167 Willis, Nancy 67,60,206 Willis, Tony 54,75,83,183,206 Wilson, Dan Wilson, Debbie 167 Wilson, Faith 63,71,75,181 Wilson, Juanita Wilson, Kirk 56,167 Wilson, Gene 49,206 Wleklinski, Karen 181 Womack, Jean 181 Womack, Pam 65,167 Wood, Kaye 181 Woods, Jean 65, 206 Woods, Dean 54,73,74,93,114 126 183 184 206 Wooten, J.P. 66,181 Wright, David Wynn, Bobby 73,74,92,114,206 Y Yeary, Jimmy 206 Youngblood Youngblood Youngblood Youngblood Youngblood M , ,X , 6 sb li My if , ll 6 , Bobby 69,167 , Cheryl 56,167 Youngblood, , Lee , Tommy 206 , Sammy 167 Joe 167 In Memory of Linda, Jeanne Dillard 1954-1971 I Q.,- 44 Epilogue Events of this 1970-'71 school year are now just memories. These are the last memories for the seniors but for the under- classmen the memories are just beginning. We have tried to capture these events in the pages of the 1971 Green and White. The annual staff would like to thank Miss Gwendolyn Hopkins, our advisor, for keeping things straight, Mr. Butler, EHS princi- pal, for the help he has given us, especially for making it possible tohave our own room, and Mr. Worth E. Lineberry and Inter- collegiate Press. Also Mr. Jack Moore, Mr. Vincent Ducker, A1- bert Lioen and Delmar Co. for the photographs. Lost copy, getting pictures made and last minute deadlines, things don't seem to go right, but its funny, how many stu- dents will read Cwe hopej and look at the pictures and laugh and remember. Iwould like to thank the staff members for their ideas, time and hard Work. Editor, Jane Washington Sim HQ Oigwfjx WWC M jww www Www ifiv A W'l,,5 i f:i'fzj ' TSOSMLNQM Qjgw '43 if W in gqlgaodxm 30 Er f iz.. 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