Hartsville High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Hartsville, SC)

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Holy, Holy! What a year for the PTL leaders. Jim and Tammy Bakker. The multimillion dollar theme pork TV Network was rocked by scandal as the leader. Jim, had an affair, swindled money, and maybe even had homosexual encounters Well, Isn’t that SPECIALI Saturday Night Live queen, the church lady, took the nation by storm. On her program. Church Chat, she nailed SNL guests (and other sinners) with her crucifying wit. Images 19

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Black Monday. October 19 is notorious as being the darkest day in Wall Street history. The record 508 point plunge wiped out $500 billion in shareholder assets. Stars and Stripes foreverl 1987 celebrated the 200th birthday of the U.S. Constitution. Here Keesha Knight Pulliam co-star of The Cosby Show, aided in the celebration. What a six-pack! The Republican candidates. Alexander Haig, George Bush, Pete duPont. Jack Kemp. Bob Dole, and Pat Robertson are commonly referred to as the six pack. The good; the bad, and the ugly. That is what Lieutenant Colonel Oliver North came to tell Congress. He deceived Congress about his role in tunneling cash from the Iran arms sales to the Nicaragran Contras. Democrat Dudl Gary Hart was running for President, had an affair, dropped out of the race, and then reentered the political arena. Has Gary Hart spoiled the Democrats' chances in '88? This Spud’s for youl The (mostly) white bull-terrier named Spuds gained fame as the Bud Light spokespooch in '87. Images '87-'88 18 Images Photos Courtesy of Time Magazine

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Working for a Living. Tera Gibson checks out a customer at Roses. 20 Goodbye Freedom! Hello Reality! Goodbye Freedom! Hello Reality! tiave been a mistake when Jdenly shrieked and 7 a.m. Against their wills, students discovered it was no mistake; it was reality — the first day of school had descended upon them. Coming back to school forced everyone to give up their freedom. Although students regretted the return to school, they could still look forward to those special days off. Students at HHS find many different ways to spend their holidays. We asked students what they would be doing if they were not at school. Many said they would probably be sleeping. Senior Jamie Snipes and soho-mores Kristi McLendon and Sondra Martin all said they would catch some Z's. Some would like to spend time with friends. Senior Dee Tallon said, I would be listening to Jimmy Buffet with Holt at the beach. Sophomore Brian Meares commented, I would be having a good time with my friends and enjoying life. While others would be celebrating. seniors Noogie Crowley and Stephen Bellum would be working at Community and Hartsville Drug, respectively. The comments varied. Freshman Scott Parrott said, I would be running in preparation for track. Freshman Jamie Dawkins and sophomore Krissie Ore would be shopping. Sophomore Billy Walkup said, I would be doing the same thing I do at school — sleep. Junior Phillip Gandy remarked. I would be doing nothing in particular — just piddling around. Junior Elliott Ingram said, I would definitely be sleeping and taking a long overdue vacation. Junior Charles Holcombe said, I'd probably be sleeping or getting ready to do something I shouldn't do. Louis Cook said, I'd be partying with Jim Morrison. Freshman Miller Smith commented, “I'd be at the beach. A sophomore, Tan-gerie Coe. said, I would be out partying. As you can see, those who attend Hartsville High have a variety of interests, but they all have one thing in common. They enjoy having a day off from school.