Heathwood Hall Episcopal High School - Highlander Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

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T IHIE Sl Alf IE 'Ulf lfll-il I A IL Mlllflf lf 'U 3 TTAUFIE S.C.! I 34 . , Y Y A DARK HORSE, After winning the Republican pri- mary, James Edwards went from a Charleston dental practice to become the state's first Republican gov- ernor since reconstruction.

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90 Batik, 43 Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. William, 126 Bell. Mr. and Mrs. T. D., 126 Biology, 47 Blossom Shop. 114 Book Mark, Inc. , 119 Bordner, Stephen CSCOREJ, 40 Bowie, Sandra CSCOREJ, 40, 41 Brand, Astronaut Vance, 5 Brooks, Mrs. Walter, 127 Bruno, Miss Elizabeth, 126 Bnino, Mr. and Mrs. L. V., 111 Bull, Walter and Associates, 127 Burg, Mr. H. R. . 102, 103 Calbert-Brodie, 116 Cambodia, fighting man, 3 Cassena Inn. 115 Cate-McLaurin, 112 Cat-in-Hat, 44 CIA. 5 Charles of England, Prince of Wales, 3 Cheating, 14 Cheerleading, 9, 47, 64, 65, 105 Chemistry, 8, 10. 47 Chess, 17, 46, 66 Chewning, Mrs. Andrea, 9 Choir, 46, 47, 55 Christmas holidays, 25 Citizens and Southern National Bank, 7 Clark, Mrs. Robert, 42 Classes, 72, 95 Claus, Santa, 25 Clement Brothers Co. , 118 Coburg Dairy, 111 Columbia Museum of Art, 41 Cooper, Dr. Noble P. , DDS, 102, 127 Cosmonauts, Russian, 5 Creative Photography , 41 Cromer, Mrs. Lewis, 42 Cromer, Mr. and Mrs. J. Lewis, 128 Culbreath, Mrs. Thomas, 42 Dargan. Mrs. Perrin, 20 Cunningham, Jack Exxon Service Center, 116 Davis, Mr. John, 41 DeMates, Iris C. , 126 Devanny, Mr. and Mrs. Earl H. , 126 Dial, Mr. Robin, 102 Dinwiddie Insurance Agency, 115 Dorn, Mr. Bryan, 76 Dorn, Mrs. Yeadon, 42 Drought, in West Africa, 3 DuBose-Stuckey, 6 Duffie, Mary, 102 Dukes, Mr. Bill, 99 Dunleavy, Mike, 135 Easter Seal Center, 63 Edwards, Gov. James, 76, 134, 135 Emporium, The, 115 English, 48, 75 Events, 15 Fifth and Sixth Boys, 34, 35 Finlay. Mrs. Kirkman, 102 First National Bank, 111 First National Bank QMarketing Departmentj, 117 First Natioal Bank QTrust Divisionj, 108 Football, 15, 18, 21, 26, 38, 44, 65, 78, 83, 105 Ford, Mr. and Mrs. David F. , 127 Ford, President Gerald, 4, 5 Forest Lake Men's Shop, 128 Foster Dixiana Sand Co. . 128 Foster, Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. , 127 Frameland. 128 French, 49 Gamecock. The U.S.C. , 129 Gervais Company, 117 Girls, B Team, 32 Girls, Softball, 37 Grant, Karen KSCOREJ, 40 Graydon, Mrs. Augustus, 102, 103 Greiss, Terry fSCOREb, 40 Gudmundson and Buyck Jewelers, 119 Gym, 16 Halloween, 89. 90 Hamsters. 45 Haynes, R. B., 127 Heathwood Hall Parents Guild, 112 Helms, Mr. Richard, 5 Hennig, Mr. Julian, 102 Hennig, Virginia Gaston, 126 Henry VIII of England, 128 Heyward, Mr. J. Tabb, 102, 103 Hiller Hardware Co. , 128 History, 52 Holiway, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. , 126 Horseback Riding, 80 Inflation, 74. 135 Interiors by J. W. Gunter, 106 Isle of Palms, 135 Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. John W. , 126 Jennings, Mrs. Peggy, 76 Kay, Mrs. Robert B. , 126 Khoury, Mr. and Mrs. Ed, 119 Kindergarten, 4-year, 24 KISS CKids in Social Servicej. 17, 63 Kohn, Mr. Irwin, 102 Krickel, Mrs. Anne, 129 LaBorde, Mrs. lean, 42 Lady Bracknell, 41 Latin, 49 Latin Forum, 43 Laughing Stock QSCOREJ, 41 Library helpers, 47 Littering, 14 Lockers, lack of, 71, 76 M 84 J Leasing, 119 Madden, Arthur, MD, 126 Magoffin, Mr. Ralph, 90, 129 Magruder, Mrs. Gail, 5 Magruder, Stuart. 5 Manning, Mr. Burwell, 102 Marlow, Mr. Norwood, 41 Martin, Mrs. John, 20 Mathematics. 12, 50 McKay, Mr. Jay, 102 McTeer Realty Co. , 128 Mercury. 5 Meriwether, Dr. James. 48 Meriwether, Mrs. James. 102 Micci, Alice CSCOREJ, 40 Midland Steel Corp. , 119 Moore, Dr. Harold, 102 National Aeronautics Et Space Administration, 129 NJHS, 59, 76, 77 Newspaper, 61 Nixon, Resignation of, 74 Odyssey Projects, 47, 55 Olowo, Bernadette. 3 Opening Day 13, 83 Owens, Mrs. James, 20 Palestinean Liberation Organization, 3 Parents' Guild, 20 Patrons, 105 Poets-in-Residence, 55 Polly's Puppets, 108 Ponder, Dr. Henry, 102 Port-O-Lets, 16 Potter. 41 Printmaker, 41 Ravenel, Charles Pug, 76, 135 Redd, Mr. Carter, 91 Reese's Food Store, 128 Religion, 53 Renaissance Christmas, 39, 55 Ringel, Eleanor CSCOREJ, 40 Rockefeller, Vice-President Nelson, 5 Rollinson, Mrs. Philip, 42 Rowland, Dr. Thomas. 102, 103 Rowland, Mrs. Thomas, Jr. , 17 Royal Swedish Ballet, 74 Royall, Mr. Robert V. , 102, 103 Saunders, Dr. Boyd, 41 Schmidt's Liquor Store , 128 School Spirit, 14 Science, 51 Scrimshaw, 41 S. C. State Motor Club, 117 Shane's Gramps 8L Granny, 128 Shell, Mr. and Mrs. O. G.,127 Sinclair, Bennie Lee, 47, 48. 55 Simons, Mr. Arthur, 102 Sirica, Judge John, 5 Ski Club, 17, 67 Smith, Mrs. lane, 20 Smith, Dr. Newton, 48 Smoking, 14 Soccer, 36 South Carolina Arts Commission, 41 South Carolina Open Road Ensemble, 40, 41 South Carolina State University , 41 Spanish, 49 Spirit, 20 Spitler, Rev. Downs, 102 Spring Gala, 42 Stafford, Astronaut Thomas, 5 Stanland, Mr. Richard, 102, 103 State Fair, 20. 74, 83 State House, 129 Steinert, Mr. and Mrs. H. N., 127 Stephenson Investment Co. , 112 Sterling. Rev. James, 102, 103 Still, Dr. and Mrs. Charles N., 127 Story Theatre KSCOREJ, 41 Stubbs, Mrs. Don, 42 Student Council, 62, 74 Sutton, Mrs. Biailsford, 80 Tangents, 55 Tartan Society, 47, 58, 74 Taylor Publishing Co. . 114, 129 Thanksgiving holidays, 8, 24, 25 The Diary of Adam 82 Eve CSCOREJ, 40, 41 The Imponance of Being Earnest QSCOREJ, 40, 41 Thurmond, Senator Strom, 135 Tobias, Mr. John, 102 Trzcinski, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Z., 127 Twiggs, Dr. Leo, 41 University of South Carolina, 41, 135 United Nations, 3, 129 USS South Carolina. 135 Wagner, Mr. Walter, 41 Weber, Dr. and Mrs. Max, 126 White House, 129 Wilkes, Rev. E. A., III, 126 Wilson, Mrs. George, 42 Winnie-the-Pooh, 44 You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown, 98 ENJOYING THE LUNCHROOM, Stacey Calvert, Elizabeth Manning, Dorothy Fowles, Mishoe Bren- necke. Justine Southall, Susan Ford, Kitty Magof- fin, Anne Daley, discuss their friends, families and food. I 33!Index

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THE USC GAMECOCKS Mike Dunleavy dribbles along the Coliseum court. Caroline games were a constant source of interest to Heathwood fans. AN INAUGURAL FLOAT, Below left, moved down Main Street with a large head of Governor Edwards suspended above a small State House. FOURTH OF NAME, Below, Senator Strom Thurmond walks with Naval officers at the commissioning of the nuclear powered frigate ship USS South Carolina, in Charleston. '45-: f ' vmuw- -' 0 In IS5 so Heathwood people were much more closely associated with South Carolina events. The November fifth election was a hot subject at the school, and USC games were relived frequentlyg of course, more widespread problems had an effect too. Local residents complained bitterly about SCE8LG bills, while unemployment was a less critical problem. Inflation, however, kept pace with the rest of the nation. YM mn, v,Q-.4-anyway ,tw WWW rt. 5 'isis' A. mx 9 t K K af, sq .rn , K 3. -ze' CONTROVERSIES OVER BEACHES Sand dunes at Isle of Palms were bulldozed, resulting in a lawsuit, while ecologists fought the dredging of lowland estu- aries. THE HOT ISSUE of Charles Pug Ravenel's eligi- bility for office was halted by a court ruling uphold- ing the residency rule. The dynamic gubematorial candidate plans to run for an office in 1976. ui . '4 USR., 5 2 W - x 44' HYKEXKEZF' ' xX! 'N ' , 63: . .B N- :slr -A if Q , C .f I