Hanna High School - Tidings Yearbook (Anderson, SC)

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First Row: Apryl Long, Joely Martin, Melissa Vatakis, Ashley Trlmble, Andrea Moore, Dee Walker, Abi Shaw, Tracie Berry, Libby Poore, Stacy Sanders, Jennifer Dugan, Lesley Smith, Tanya Rose, Amy Poeell, Monique Swinger, Maria Fant, Stacy Smith, Anna Christopher, Terri Edmonds, Cindy Pittman, Steffan Hambright, Melinda Walker, Mandi Madden: Second row: Julie Seawell, Carolyn Nichols, Jennifer Radnor, Heather Baillie, Sonja Stewart, Kim Dunn, Michelle Baughman, Tracy Campbell, Kim McDaniel, Nia Talley, Shannon Quinn, Karen Maus, Tandy Ayers: Third Row: Deana Long, Jennifer Parsons, Lisa Freeze, Claire Roberts, Annaliza Oehmig, Kathryn Greene, Christi Cushing, Tina Byrholdt. Angie Pender, Mandy Henderson, Amy Sanders, Missy Clements, Kaylene Leary, Cari Fox, Melanie Case, John Gandis, Mandi Dunn, Jean Hooper, Anne Bleckley, Doanne Bennet, Jenifer Eudy, Babara Hunter, Betsy Glenn, Sharon Copeland Fourth Row: Amy Taylor, Brooke Boswell, Stephanie Tinsley, Clair Fant, Jennifer Hoffman, Minda Vance, Kitt Rankin, Katrina Compton, Lee Ann Smith, Lori Gilreath, Kelly McClain, Kristy Yarborough, Suzanne Jones, Amanda Wilson, Beth Westfall, Amy Lyles, Michelle Chastain, Stephanie Mullinax, Joe Mazzola, Ansley Stone, Jennifer Wingo, Ginny Long, Holly Merchant, Lyyn Johnson, Sissy Palmer. Library Assistants Pep Club To start the 1986-87 school The Library Assistants were Rita Crane, Brenda Veach, Lisa Edmonds, Emily Ann Busby. Second Row: Wanda Mclntosh, Milton Thompson, Carolyn Davenport, Beth Wigger, and Rusty Gentry. year former basketball cheer- leading sponsor, Mrs. Nancy Poore, introduced those stu- dents interested, to the Pep Club. The main purpose of this club was to get the stu- dents involved, and to support the athletes. Members sold balloons at the first of the season for one of the home football games and sponsored two dances featuring the Jon Latimus band. The Pep Club was also responsible for Spirit Week, which was initiated by Presi- dent Suzanne Jones. Organizat1onsl8.5

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DIHITIH Mrs. Gladys Robertson, tenth grade English teacher, has resur- rected T.L. I-Ianna's Speech Team. This year's team has been very suc- cessful. ln the Anderson College Academic Olympics, Amy Galloway won in solo acting and Dee Walker took honors in public speaking. Earlier at the Greenville County Bar Association's Speech and Debate Toumament, T.L. Hanna's Speech Team was runner-up to Spnng Val- ley High School in sweepstakes points. Members of the speech team are as follows: Kim Boseman, Dee Walker, Stacy Smith, Cooper Chap- man, Cynthia Peny, Jennifer Rad- nor, Stanley Thomas, Nadra Wilkie, Cari Fox, Tracey Bailey, Lynn Lo- gan, Jennie Duggan, Gabi Davido- vich, and Amy Galloway. Artist A Speech and Debate Club: Back Row - Stanley Thomas, Dee Walker Stacy Smith, Kim Boseman, Lynn Logan, Front Row - Cathy Jennifer Dugan, Cynthia Perry, Mrs. Robertson, Cooper Chapman, Jenni- fer Radner. The Artist League, sponsored by Mr. Herman Keith, is an organi- zation for artistically talented students. This year mem- bers participated in many activities such as sponsoring the Gong Show, tak- ing a trip to the At- lanta College of the Arts, and painting murals on weight room, cafeteria and hall walls. They also took part in Youth Art Month, the Dis- trict Five Fine Arts Festival, and special workshops on screenprinting, air- brush, and textile design. 82 I Organizations First Row: Terri Edmonds, Monique Swinger, Deanna Tilley, Dana Evans, Renee Sharling. Second Row: Karla Fousek, Jonothon Marina, Robert Marina, Ellanda Wilson, John Cushing, Kelvin Cliett, Dee Clinkscales, Bany Wilson.

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JROTC ,hr 1 1 Naval Science Officers: Galen Miller, Janet Strong, Donna Green, Patricia Williams, Dean Hanwell, Second Row: Robert Marina, Rick Roberts, Gary Jenkins, Roger Nix. 841 Organizations NJROTC! Naval Science Administered by the Navy, all Naval Science courses emphasize character and leadership development, military drill, commands and ceremonies. Uniforms and other materials needed are provided free of charge. Colorguard, drill team, rifle team training and military indoctrination visits to naval ships, bases, etc., and athletic field days are available and provided to all classes. Naval Science classes, in order of precedence, include the studies of: NSI: Naval history, navigation, maritime geography, basic naval organization and management. NSSII: Oceanography, naval operations and communications, in- telligence and national security, ship construction and damage con- trol, chemical warfare, naval career planning. NSlll: Sea power and geopolitics: meteorology and weather, as- tronomy, electricity, and naval electronics, seamanship and ship- board indoctrination, survival training. NSIV: Military justice, international law and the sea, national strat- egy and tactics, naval weapons, naval and maritime logistics, naval research and development.