Emmanuel Baptist School - Crusader Yearbook (Hartsville, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1978 volume:

CRUSADER 1978 EMMANUEL BAPTIST SCHOOL HARTSVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA VOLUME 10 Introduction.................................................. 1 Dedication ....................................................3 Administration.................................................5 Classes.......................................................13 Organizations.................................................37 Athletics.....................................................51 Events .......................................................73 Advertisements Autographs. . . i ft : M-v fa I He does not I lead me year by year Nor even day by day. But step by step my path unfolds; My Lord directs my way. Tomorrow's plans I not know, I only Know this minufe; But He will say, This is the way, By faith now walk ye in it.” { And I am glad thaiit isso. w •day’s enough to bear; And when tomorrow comes. His grace Hi Shall far exceed its care. What need to worry then, or fret? The God who gave His Son Holds all my moments in His hand And gives them, one by one. — Barbara C. Ryberg rm ■ fjfl She Holds A Place In Our Hearts We, the Senior Class of 1978, dedicate this yearbook to you, Mrs. Helen Ballard, our teacher of five years. You showed through your life the path that we should follow. Even as fifth graders we saw your dedication to teaching us how to live. You have retired now, but you will always be a part of our lives. ADMINISTRATION The people in this sec- tion are those whom we at E.B.S. have come to love and trust. They are not only teachers, but advisors and friends. We are thankful for and love our administra- tion very much. Direcfing New Roads Mr. Frazier is a man for whom E.B.S. is truly thankful. He is a friend at all times no matter what the situation. He is responsible for bringing the dream of Emmanuel Baptist School into existence. We would like to take this opportunity to say, Thanks, Mr. Frazier!” 6 In Christian Education Unseen Leaders Direcfing Rev. Milton G. Frazier Superintendent Mr. Darrell Davis Chairman Mrs. Milton Frazier Mrs. Betty Northcutt Mrs. Catherine Sparrow Ell Mr. James Faile We would like to thank the School Committee of Emman- uel Baptist School for giving their time to help us. Setting rules for us is not easily done. We thank the Lord for such a great and wonderful committee. Mr. John Gibson Mr. Jim Hunsucker Mr. Lee Graham Mr. Charlie Brown Our Daily Lives Mrs. Flowers Library Asst. Mr. Spaulding Band, Choir Mrs. Rockholt Custodian Asst. Mr. Britt Custodian Miss Turner Music Mrs. Perdue Dietician Miss Lyles Music Mrs. Boggs Assistant Mrs. Smith Assistant Mrs. Steen Bus Driver Mrs. Dixon Assistant Mrs. Blackwell Bus Driver Mrs. Watford Assistant Mrs. Anderson Day Care Mrs. Whittle Bus Driver Bus Superintendent Mr. Cassidy Associate Pastor 9 Showing Us The Mrs Winburn Mrs. Lehman, K 5, Cheer leading. Home Ec Miss Conway 1 st grade. Yearbook Mrs. Lemacks 2nd grade Mrs. Cassidy 3rd grade Mrs. Radin 3rd grade Mrs. Johnson 4th grade Paths Of Righteousness Mr Chittam, 6th grade. Girls Basketball Mr. Smith Science Mrs. Hutto Algebra, Biology Mrs. Maxwell, English, Yearbook, Elementary Choir Mr Thaxton, Algebra, Physics, Coach, P.E. Miss Brewer History Teaching is not the only job our faculty has. They are friends and advisors as well as teachers. We thank the Lord for a faculty who loves Him and are called according to His purpose. Mr. Lehman, Shop, Athletic Director Mr. Braddock, Dean of Stu- dents, Typing, Accounting, Student Council 11 Seniors Seeking God's Perfect Path We have gone through many a pathway at E.B.S., and now we are venturing into a new set of paths in our new lives. We may entangle new divisions in our flight, but God is with us through all the paths we might walk. IS Seniors Barry Amerson Newspaper, choir Donald Barr Student Council vice presi- dent, Senior class presi- dent, choir, sppcer, basket- ball. baseball Cindy Faile Student Council secretary treasurer. Yearbook editor. Basketball statistician, Baseball scorekeeper Joan Hunsucker Newspaper editor. Senior class secretary, choir, cheerleading secretary treasurer Doug Babcock Student Council represent- ative, Yearbook, choir, band, soccer Christie Drew Newspaper, choir Jimmelynn Garland Newspaper co-editor, choir, cheerleading Ann Johnson Student Council represent- ative, Newspaper, choir, head cheerleader 16 Charles Johnson basketball, soccer Kellie Johnson Senior class treasurer, choir, basketball Greg Kelley soccer, baseball Ramona McManus Newspaper, choir, cheer- leading For whether we live, we live unto the Lord; and whether we die; we die unto the Lord; whether we live therefore, or die, we are the Lord’s. Romans 14:8 Archie Player baseball Ronny Stephens basketball, baseball, soc- cer Donny Stephens Student Council president, Senior class vice president, basketball, baseball, soc- cer Alison Yarborough Newspaper, choir, cheer- leading 17 Junior Derrick Braddock John Byrd Jonie Faile Charlie Fields Kathy Irby Chip Lee Kimberly McManus Kenny Wilkes Tommy Worrill Mike Monroe Timothy Norris Mark Smothers Deborah Stephens Donna Odom Class Mike Babcock Karen Blackman Lynette Byrd Lee Chriswell Joe Gainey Shan Grant Linda Morris Kaye Perdue Charles Poison Angela Radin Ricky Register Sherry Smith Terry Smith Lisa Stratton Sophomore Class ______ 20 Freshman Class To Lunch Dennis Poston Gene Rivers Janet Tolbert Eddie Watford Faith Williamson Marie Barr Becky Beck Kathy Bryant Brian Evans Michele Fields Belinda Gainey Mark Gainey Tom Gainey Don Grant Cindy Hatchell Tammy Johnson Ronnie Johnson Barry Jordan Trena Lynch Jo Monroe Wayne Newsome Lana Norwood Mitch Outlaw 21 Eighth Grade Rex Blackwell Melissa Bledsoe Loretta Boan Jimmy Byrd Mandy Carter Bryan Chapman Gary Curry Scott Davis Ricky Faile Angela Gainey Georgia Gainey Tim Gainey Angela Garland Julie Howie Debbie Hunsucker Karen Hutto Tammy Johnson William Johnson Wesley Jolly Terri Kelley Duane King Gwen Lehman Ron Matthews Rodney Michael Phil Mullinax Gene Player Ann Poston Benjy Radin Kevin Register Jim Robbins Billy Smith Seventh Grade Lisa Atkinson Henry Bustle Johnny Carr Teresa Casper Randy Cranford Robin Dixon Craig Gainey Rochel Hall Marlene Jacobs Kenneth McDonald Kim McFarland Kenny Michael Chris Poison Donna Sparrow Cynthia Steen 23 Sixth Grade Karon Byrd Sherrie Clark Frankie Davis Karen Davis Timmy Drew Barbie Faile Martha Flowers Jeff Gandy Margaret Gettys Jill Graham Mona Grooms Kim Hendrix Jimmy Heustess Tim Hoffman Tommy James Myra Jolly Lisa Lee Lori Lunn DeAnna McPherson Gene Mixon Nannette Northcutt Susan Odom Wes Outlaw April Putnam Kim Rivers Christy Rippy Merri Weatherford Scott Williamson 24 Fifth Grade Tonda Smothers Linwood Stokes Pamela Ward William Best Tom Braswell Amanda Bryant Angela Evans Dwayne Gainey Michael Gainey Charles Gandy Valerie Hatchell Burt Holley Scott Howie Karen Moore Leigh Munn Denny Quattlebaum Tammy Rockholt Tommy Rogers Gwen Smith 25 Fifth Grade Joan Alexander Robin Atkinson Bruce Barefoot Todd Carter Angela Casper Wendy Davis Dirk Fields William Grooms Bruce Hayes James Howie Murray Howie Pam Lehman Chris Mahn Todd Manson Brenda Murphy Sharon Radin Angela Taylor John Weatherford Julie Williamson Butch Winburn 26 Fourth Grade Jennifer Sellers Bill Sherrill Amanda Stokes Donnie Watford Michael Wint Donna Batts Penny Best Vicki Britt Jerri Carter Jody Cranford KimCribb Gene Davis Randell Ewing Chad Funderburk Chuck Herrington James Hill Susan Jeffords Pamela Lloyd Brian McDonald Scott Man son Jeff Martin Dickie Moore Anita Mulliriax Joseph O’Neal Tonya Sansbury 27 Third Kim Anderson Ken Barr Brenna Blackwell Paul Coward Lori Dixon Nicole Fields Chad Garland Chad Jackson Michael O'Neal Wendell Parnell Daniel Radin Paige Smith Shannon Smothers Kim Stanley Kristi Talbert Beth Timmons Ronda Wilkes Kenny Winburn Shane Ziegler 28 Grade Lisa Raines Tyson Steen Lance Tyner Tim Atkinson Greta Boan Cheryl Burch Mil Byrd Rachel Chapman Terri Flowers Melodie Frazier Cindy Graham Melinda Hodge Bud Holley Thomas Howie Michell James Hank Lee Tom Lynn Teresa Mahn Patricia Melton 29 Second Grade Jody Blackwell Wight Braddy Ronnie Britt Ashley Byrd Stephanie Byrd Eric Carter Dale Chapman Laura Chittam Jimmy Chittam Danny Coward Jennifer Davis Crystal Dial Robyn Gandy Gary Herrington Gerald Hicks Deon Hunt Chris Johnson Greg Johnson Mark Johnson Harold King Tony Lynch Howard Mixon Tina Northcutt Pam Sampson Jeff Sherrill Chris Stamey Lori Truett Mitchie Vann John Wall First Grade Andy Anderson Cathy Brown Pam Burch Nancy Byrd Glenda Campbell Lisa Collins Tommy Coward Christy Davis Junior Davis Chad Grooms Stacey Haney Jody Hayes Shannon Irvin Mitzi Lane Sheri Lehman Sammie Lyles Kevin Rippy Jonathan Rivers Bryan Turner Cathy Whittle Jody Winburn Angel Woodle First Grade Kimberly Britt Daniel Carr John Chittam Andy Criswell Susan Davis Lisa Funderburk Candee Gainey Darren Gainey Rob Goff Scott Herrington Michael Hilton Krystal Hutto Chris O’Neal Deborah Radin Paul Rockholt 32 Kindergarten Teresa Atkinson Eric Brown Chantel Cash Luke Gainey Chris Freeman Kenneth Hoffman Steven Janney Trey Johnson Trina Johnson Tammy Lemacks Trey Lynch Devin Raines Marlene Robbins Kim Sellers Tommy Sellers Jennifer Smith 33 Kindergarten Jeffrey Barefoot Kerby Britt Margo Byrd Jackie Dixon Alan Cribb Sheneen Garland Joann Heustess Melissa Hoffman Crystal Johnson Stacey Lee Elizabeth Lynn Sandra Martin Sue Ann Myers Kristoffer McAlister James Rockholt Brian Smith Kathy Tallon Todd Tolson Christopher Yow Shannon Watkins j- 34 Four-Year Kindergarten Randy Anderson Joy Byrd Stacie Banks Ashley Cassidy Jeff Hunnicutt Nichole King Phillip Lynn Stacie Lee Christi McNale Ron Turner Susanne Van Houser Kevin Whittle Nicole Fowler 0 u To Uu cn 35 V Making Paths Smoother By Student Council consists of two representatives from each class. These people love their school and care about what’s happening in it. Some of their duties are planning fire drills, scheduling school wide parties, organizing the Safety Patrol and seeking answers to problems and questions arising in the stu- dent body. Our thanks goes to the Student Council for the great job they are doing. 38 39 A Group Organized To Cindy Hatchell Administration Editor Shan Grant Organizations and Events 40 Preserve Sweef Memories The Crusader staff begins its job in the summer selling adver- tisements, and it continues throughout the year until the last deadline is completed. They per- form such duties as layouts, shooting and cropping pictures, and covering all events. A lot of hard work is accomplished which results in a great year- book. TOP LEFT — Cindy Faile and Wayne Newsome discuss the yearbook. TOP RIGHT — Wayne Newsome takes time from his work to look at the camera. BOTTOM — Rita Plyler and Wayne New some work on yearbook while Shan Grant daydreams. The 1977-78 Crusader Staff is: Cindy Faile, Tammy Johnson, Cindy Hatchell, Rita Plyler, Shan Grant, Brian Evans, Wayne New some, Jimmy Byrd, and Doug Babbock. Advisors: Miss Conway and Mrs. Maxwell. 41 Keeping On The Paths Our Newspaper was rekindled last year by the senior class. The Crusader Chatterbox is a great tribute to our school. We enjoy such articles as Dear Blabby, Sports Spotlight, Christian Sto- ries, and Club news. We espe- cially look forward to reading the latest juicy news from our class reporters. Our newspaper staff is a great contribution to our school. TOP LEFT — The five Senior girls on the staff say, We Need You!” as they depart from the newspaper staff. TOP RIGHT — Lee Criswell makes final decision on next months edition of the newspaper. BOTTOM — Ann Johnson expresses her opinion about the arti- cle while Mrs. Hutto listens and Alison Yarborough peaks at the camera. 42 Of School News TOP RIGHT — Barry Amerson, Angela Radin, and Jonie Faile proof read the newspaper. TOP LEFT — Working on the Crusader Chatterbox is not always easy but the results are enjoyable. MIDDLE — Mrs. Hutto, advisor, is excitingly waiting the printing of the Crusader Chatterbox. BOTTOM — Our staff works hard to pro- duce a great paper. 43 Singing Unto The Our choir displays many tal- ents throughout the year. It uplifts the spirit in our chapel programs and really blesses the audience. The Christmas pro- gram is another contribution where the choir really arouses the Christmas spirit. These are just a few of the performances of our choir. The E.B.S. choir has really done a great job! TOP — Our elementary choir loves to sing at Christmas. BOTTOM LEFT — The elementary choir members smile at the camera. BOTTOM RIGHT — The choir members can not wait to sing the next song. Lord New Songs TOP LEFT — Mr. Spaulding dynamically directs the E.B.S. High School Choir. TOP RIGHT — Our choir displays hard work. BOTTOM — We proudly present the 1977 78 High School Choir. 45 Making Joyous At E.B.S. we have an exciting band program. There are two departments of the band: begin- ners and advanced. The band practices are hard but it all seems worthwhile when it results in beautiful music. This year a pep band was organized to play at all home basketball games. Because of the way the band is progressing it will enjoy many more successful years. TOP LEFT — The members take time for a group shot. STOP RIGHT — Doug Bab- cock shows his skill. CENTER — Mr. Spaulding directs the band. BOTTOM — Mike Babcock works hard to improve his abilities. 46 Sounds Unto The Lord TOP LEFT — Mr Spaulding displays his talent with the trombone. TOP RIGHT — Our High School Band really adds spirit to school events. BOTTOM — Hard prac- tices result in a great band. Leading Us To Victory TOP LEFT — Mr. Maxwell, J.V. Basket ball coach, pauses for a picture after a strenuous season. TOP RIGHT — Thoughts of the girls victory brings a smile to Mr. Chittam, J.V. and Varsity Girls Basketball coach. BOTTOM LEFT — Mr. Lehman, athletic director, and Coach Thaxton discuss the scheduling of the games. BOTTOM RIGHT — Mr. Leh- man takes time out of his busy schedule to pose for a picture. 48 First In The Nation TOP LEFT — Cheerleaders show out- standing talents as illustrated by Alison Yarborough, Joan Hunsucker, and Ann Johnson TOP RIGHT — Spirit is shown by the enthusiastic cheerleaders. BOT- TOM — We present to you the Who's Who among American High School Cheerleaders selected from our school. 49 50 Crusaders Fight Hard A QUICK RECAP EBS 2 Darlington Opp. 4 2 Southview Acad. 9 3 Camden Military 7 14 Darlington 3 0 Southview 12 12 Tabernacle Chr. 2 9 Tabernacle Chr. 1 17 Grandstrand 1 10 Paw Creek Chr. 0 15 Maranatha Chr. 0 4 Camden Mil. 10 19 Grandstrand 1 52 TOP — Sideline support is important to the Crusaders. BOTTOM LEFT — Donny Ste- phens keeps his eyes on the ball all the way BOTTOM RIGHT — Coach Thaxton comes in after a tough inning. For Winning Season TOP LEFT — Mark Smothers heads for first base. TOP RIGHT — Kenney Wilkes delivers a pitch. BOTTOM — Joe Gainey takes a hard cut at this pitch. 53 J.V.'s Gain Valuable Experience A QUICK RECAP EBS Opp. 6 Faith Chr. 3 3 Darlington 0 4 Charlotte Chr. 2 9 Cheraw Acad. 2 1 Westminster 4 8 Chester Chr. 7 1 Harbor Chr. 0 5 Darlington 4 3 Union Acad. 1 9 Easley Chr. 3 8 Faith Chr. 1 55 TOP — The short pass is made by Don Grant. CENTER — The Crusader offense was dynamite! BOTTOM — The J.V. action was fast and furious. Winning Home Tournament Adds To Outstanding Season TOP — Kenny Wilkes heads the ball towards the goal. CENTER — Ronny Ste- phens passes the ball to a teammate. BOTTOM — The Crusaders savor their tournament victory. 56 ..■' A (Ml A QUICK RECAP EBS Opp. 1 Charlotte 4 6 Easley Chr. 0 2 Darlington 1 4 Harbor Chr. 0 4 Curtis Chr. 2 1 Southside 2 7 Tabernacle 1 7 Union Acad. 0 3 Curtis 0 2 Westminster 0 2 Kershaw 0 1 Darlington 0 2 Tabernacle 1 1 Union Acad. 0 4 Kershaw 0 1 Elkton 2 1 Colonial 3 0 EBS Tournament Wilds Tournamant TOP — Charles Johnson dribbles the ball between two defenders. CENTER — Doug Babbock makes a steal. BOTTOM — None of the Crusaders’ tournament goals came easily. J. V. 's Prepare For EBS A QUICK RECAP Opp. 66 Faith Chr. 42 34 Darlington 53 88 Cheraw Acad. 87 56 Chester Chr. 93 67 Union Acad. 54 43 Temple 54 56 Charlotte 75 TOP LEFT — The Crusaders came out on the short end of this toss. TOP RIGHT — Eddie Watford gets set for the rebound. BOTTOM — Coach Maxwell takes time to talk things over. 58 Career On Varsity TOP — The JV Crusaders are: (left to right, kneeling) Bryan Chapman, Mitch Outlaw, Ronnie Johnson, Don Grant, (standing) Kevin Register, Benji Radin, Wayne Newsome, Eddie Watford, Coach Fred Maxwell, Gene Rivers, Tim Gainey, and Billy Smith. BOTTOM LEFT — Ronnie Johnson drives in for a layup. BOTTOM RIGHT — Support from the bench is important. 59 Crusaders Make Good Showing In Tournament LEFT — Ronnie Stephens pulls up for a shot. CENTER — Charles Johnson takes the jumper. LEFT — Donny Stephens goes high for two. BOTTOM — (left to right) Donald Barr, Charles Johnson, and Donny Stephens. 60 TOP — (l«ft to right) Ronny Stephens, Mark Smothers, and Tommy Worrill. CENTER LEFT — The captains meet before a game. CENTER RIGHT — Ronny Stephens thinks about his next move. BOTTOM LEFT — Donny Ste- phens gets ready to go up BOTTOM RIGHT — Charles Johnson brings the ball down court. 61 111 Point Performance Breaks Scoring Record TOP — The Crusaders are (left to right, kneeling) Tommy Worrill, Derrick Brad dock, Ricky Register, Charles Johnson, Joe Gainey, (standing) Manager Doug Babcock, Mark Smothers, Ronny Ste- phens, Brian Evans, Donald Barr, Donny Stephens, and Coacjt Randy Thaxton. BOTTOM — (left to right) Riel- • Regis- ter, Derrick Braddock, and Joe G iey. 62 TOP — (left to right) Doug Babcock, Coach Randy Thaxton, and Brian Evans. TOP LEFT — Brian Evans looks for the open teammate. TOP RIGHT — Charles Johnson drives around his man. BOT- TOM — Donny Stephens shoots a free throw. Learning The Fundamentals Of The Game TOP — The team gathers around Mr. Chittam during a time out BOTTOM LEFT — Trena Lynch and Mandy Carter get set to rebound. BOTTOM RIGHT — Mandy Carter goes up for the jump ball. TOP — Trena Lynch takes aim from the free throw line. CENTER — The outside shot is taken by Mandy Carter. BOTTOM — The JV Girls are: (left to right, kneel- ing) Cindy Graham, Nan Northcutt, Myra Jolly, Mary Weatherford, (standing) Teresa Casper, Faith Williamson, Coach Jim Chittam, Trena Lynch, Jo Monroe, Mandy Carter, and Angela Garland. 65 New Coach Brings Winning Ways To Lady Crusaders 66 TOP — The Crusader girls are: (left to right, kneeling) Donna Odom, Kathy Irby, Kelly Johnson, Trena Lynch, (standing) Jo Monroe, Flora Braswell, Coach Jim Chittam, Linda Morris, and Mary Lynne Bustle CENTER — The girls' defense is an important part of their game BOT- TOM — Donna Odom shows her form at the free throw line. 67 TOP — Mrs. Johnson, advisor, keeps each girl straight on their duties. MIDDLE — Karen Hutto, head cheerleader, leads in sideline support. BOTTOM — Cheer- leaders support often keeps the players going. 71 TOP LEFT — Victory is the Varsity's cry. TOP RIGHT — Mrs. Lehman teaches the finer points of cheering. BOTTOM — Practices are the only way to reach perfection. 72 ♦ s. Starting The Year With God Our high school takes a trip at the beginning of the year to the Wilds. We have only been there twice and each time we teenag- ers have come home with a dif- ferent outlook on our school. The trip is like a tiny revival, God is so real up there because you are miles away from a town. We have fun times and serious times with God. He is our honored guest. 74 God Shows Us The Right Path The rock burn is a result of our trip to the Wilds. Some of the teenagers, while at the Wilds, came under conviction about lis- tening to non-christian music. This activity was arranged by our youth pastor Mike Cassidy. He arranged it so that we could burn all of our rock music. 75 c H R I S T I A N Personalities of '77 76 7th — Lisa Tolbert and Johnny Carr 8th — Billy Smith and Karen Hutto 9th — Tammy Johnson and Brian Evans 11th — Mary Bustle and Derrick Braddock 12 th — Joan Hunsucker and Doug Babcock The Christian Teenager A Christian teenager should . . . Be slow to lose patience. Look for a way to be constructive, even when provoked. Not envy the good fortune of others. Refrain from trying to impress others with his own importance. Have good manners. Think the best, not the worst, of others; he should try to be as wise as the serpent and as harmless as a dove in handling others. Above all else, exhibit the love of Christ in his heart and life. 77 Whatever It Takes We held our annual homecom- ing festivities this past February. The theme Whatever It Takes was expressed in song and testi- mony. All of the girls became close during this period of time because Christ was the one they were admonishing. Miss Joan Hunsucker was crowned the 1978-1979 Miss Crusader. 78 Left page: TOP LEFT — Miss Crusader 1977, Romona McManus says her last goodbyes. TOP RIGHT • Miss Crusader 1977 gives up her throne to Miss Crusader 1978, Joan Hun- sucker. BOTTOM — We present the 1978 Miss Crusader and her Court. Right page: TOP LEFT — Miss Crusader 1978, Joan Hunsucker recaptures memories of the pageant. TOP RIGHT — Alison Yarborough, first runner up, is watching the crowning along with her escort, Brian Evans. BOTTOM LEFT — The flower girl, Ashley Cassidy with the crown bearer, Randy Anderson. BOTTOM RIGHT — The girls gather to sing before the crowning. 79 Celebration Of Jesus' Birth This year our Christmas pro- gram was a great success. A large sum of money was earned because many of the students sold tickets. Many of the high school students were involved in the program, each of the choirs sang and the band played. Each student’s talent was a great asset to such an outstanding Christmas program. 80 TOP — Much talent is shown as Mary and Joseph, baby Jesus, and the angels glorify God. TOP RIGHT — The wise men seek Jesus. BOTTOM LEFT — The prophets proclaim Jesus' birth. BOTTOM RIGHT — The wise men praise God. Our Talents Are Shown In A Drama During the past two years the school advisors have invited a professional drama team and their director. These people instruct the high school students in how to perform the drama. This play was a great success, but it could not have been done without the students. TOP — Much practice is needed for a great drama. MIDDLE LEFT — Gene Riv- ers practices his part. MIDDLE RIGHT — The readers in the play get ready for opening night. BOTTOM — Tim Gainey points out the sinful city to Benji Radin. 81 1978 Senior Class Icron May 27, Miss Alison Yaroborough ledictorian and she deliv- one of the best speeches iven at a commencement . Mr. Barry Amerson was ian. The exercises were performed with great pride and dignity by the seniors. Commencement The graduation was a to ing moment for friends and ents of the seniors. Mr. Donald Barr, president of the senior class, gave the Senior Class Key I to Mr. Mark Smothers, president of the junior class. Mr. Mike Cas sidy read a portion of scripture and Mr. Fraizer brought a chaT lenge to the seniors. Mrs. Frazie - 83 Entering Into New This year the graduation was a very special time for the senior class. Not only were they finish- ing their years in high school, they were going to enter a new way of life. As each student received, his diploma from Mr. Ben Radin, he then shook hands with Rev. Milton Frazier, then he picked a yellow rose and a small gift for his parents. This is how the seniors expressed their grati tude to their parents. Paths Of Life Left page: All pictures are of the seniors receiving their diploma from Mr. Radio. Right page: All pictures are of the seniors receiving their diplomas from Mr. Radin. Finding The Path To First Grade The kindergarten graduation is a program by the children and the receiving of their diplomas. The children took a big step when they reached out to receive their diploma. They knew that they were on their way to first grade. A Break From Studies 87 The Elementary Honor The elementary programs are one of the highlights of the school year. The children in elementary ail have a dear place in each of our hearts. We just love to see our little ones perform. Great job elementary! 88 God In Programs Left page: TOP RIGHT — The elemen tary does a good job in our school play. TOP LEFT — The elementary choir adds to the program. BOTTOM RIGHT — The elementary puts their hearts into their work. BOTTOM LEFT — The elementary does a great job! Right page: TOP — The elementary choir sings for God’s glory. MIDDLE LEFT — Singing is fun as shown by Kenny Barr. MIDDLE RIGHT — The elementary choir really shows their ability to sing. BOTTOM — The high school choir has a lot to look forward to as the elementary choir proves their abilities. 89 91 Guess who’s growing in world markets? Not too many years ago you could count the number of Sonoco plants on one hand. Likewise the types of paper products we made. It’s a different story today, as our products number in the hundreds, with many manufactured from plastics and metal. And they’re made at more than 40 plants throughout the United States. What’s more, our manufacturing technology now extends beyond our borders to such faraway countries as Japan, Great Britain, Venezuela and Australia. In fact, we currently have subsidiary and affiliated companies in 17 foreign countries. Our expertise in the production of textile cones and tubes, composite cans and solid fibre partitions for packaging, and construction products is used by many of these overseas companies to manufacture the same quality products for their customers. Yes, Sonoco is growing in world markets, just as it’s doing here at home. Sonoco Products Company Growing with Paper, Plastic and Metal Products for Industry Corporate Offices • Hartsville, S. C. CO 111 E. Carolina Ave. Phone 332 8131 and at the r THE DEPOT Submarines, Pizza Spaghetti and Salads Arrival 10:30 AM Departure 10:00 PM 128 E. College Ave. Phone Number 332-421 I «r� Compliments of r COUNTRY SQUIRE MOBILE HOMES Compliments of Featuring Vindale and Other Quality Lines 1946 S. 5th Street Get Pet at Your Favorite Food Store or Dependable Home Delivery” Phone 332 5113 Hwy. 15 By-Pass Phone 332 7517 94 97 SOUTHERN BUILDING MATERIALS, INC. 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