John C Calhoun High School - Talon Yearbook (Walterboro, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1979 volume:

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Activities 19 Old Members Shelley Foster Rhonda Rister Alison Guess Carl Riddle Anne Bowers Curt Pearcy Ferebee Brown Perry Hiott Melanie Arney Tod Tucker Suzanne Tuten Kenny Young Cindy Flowers Carolyn Rizer Michael Newton Lisa Dyches 20 Activities New Members Tammy Carroll Sonya Bennett Cindy Socha Gaby Covington Cheryl Carroll Chris Fralick Freida Davis Skip Utsey Joy Padgett Bobbilu Padgett Gwen Owens Jay Buddin Bonnie Phillips Bill Johns The National Honor Society is made up of juniors and seniors who have an overall average of 90 or above. They must also have high standards or scholarhip, service, leadership, and character. The members select a teacher and two students of the month which are published in THE WARHAWK. Activities 21 falon Staff «% : 21 Activities The members of the Talon staff have tried to produce an annual that will rekindle memories of this school year. To construct a better annual, six members attended an annual workshop at Wofford College during the summer. Mrs. Netties, Cheryl Carroll, Joy Padgett, Ginny Sams, Terry Grayson, and Tara Hudson learned many new techniques such as; the uses of spot color, full color, new layout designs, and uses of graphic designs. The staff would like to thank Mr. Mrs. John Truluck and Mrs. Wendell Henderson for allowing us to use their homes for some of our pictures. Actfvfties 23 24 ActivIties Editor — Cheryl Carroll Business Manager — Rhonda Bailey Classes Editor — Joy Padgett Assistant — Terry Grayson Sports Editor — Shelley Foster Assistant — Tara Hudson Ads Editor — Melanie Arney Index Editors — Ginny Sams Dawn Tucker End Sheet Designers — Rhonda Bailey Caroline Murray Photographers — Curt Pearcy Johnny Byrd Jerri Ann Blakeman Adviser — Susan C. Nettles Editorial Staff — Amy Sauls Paige Farish Jodi Baggett Pam Gustin Paulette Warren Beth Powers Lesa Craven Lesley Foster Ginger Williams Anne Dodd Tandy Young Becky Sams Brantley Strickland Trent Copeland Ads Salesmen — Melanie Arney Johnny Byrd Cheryl Carroll Shelley Foster Terry Grayson Tara Hudson Joy Padgett Curt Pearcy Ginny Sams Dawn Tucker Acti viti es 25 «0® Warhawk Staff Twenty-four young people work under their editors Allison Guess and Cindy Socha, and Mrs. Janis Blocker, their advisor, to put out six editions of The Warhawk . This non-profit organization puts out a lot of hard work throughout the year. 26 Activities Ass’t Editors Bonnie Phillips Kim Miller BUSINESS MANAGER Ferebee Brown Ass’t Managers SPECIAL FEATURES EDITORS Ass't Editors Nicole Gerris Ann Wimberley Gaby Covington Mary Tennant Laynie Hipp Bobbiiu Padgett Assistants Michele Beach Camie Hughes Mary A. Hudson Beth Hiers TEACHER, STUDENTS, AND CLASS EDITOR Assistants CLASS NEWS EDITOR Assistants SPORTS EDITOR Ass't Editor PHOTOGRAPHER Ass't TYPING Stephany Griffin Nancy Black Beth Howard Tammy Carroll Debbie Garrison Pam Chewning Richard Davis John Tennant Sandy Warren Debbie Davis Mrs. Blocker’s typing class Mrs. Janls Blocker ADVISOR StH G iu pniNT shop wAtttnBOno s C ActfvKIes 27 1. Look at what we've done! 2. Who wrote that? 3. Frustration 4. Oh No! 28 Activities The Broadcasting Club has been a great addition to John C. The club meets every Wednesday night at WALD and plans a format for their broadcast on Sunday afternoon. Their radio show includes sports, campus news, and a special feature. They have won merits for their editorials and sports. Activities 29 1. Skip, you really look busy! 2. I'll make sure Gary reads it right, Mrs. Blocker, 3. Robin and Lisa try to select the best materia for their 11 listening11 audience. 4. Lisa concentrates on her part of the program. 3C Activities The John C. Calhoun Marching Warhawks State Champions — Class-A 1978 The Marching Warhawk Band walked away with many honors this year. They are: First place — Furman University Band Contest, First place and best drum line — Palmetto Band Classic, Excellent Rating — Southern States Marching Band Festival, and First place — State of South Carolina Marching Contest. Activities 31 Standing J. to r. — Kristie Hoff, Cathy Deloach, Kellie Ordel, Debbie Davis, Robin Simmons, Lisa Williams, Melinda Hawkins, Phyllis O'Quinn, and Allison Reeves Kneeling J. to r. — Rosemary Bailey, Stephany Griffin, and Laynie Hipp L. to R. — Kathleen Simmons, Lisa Rogers, Alison Guess, Cheryl Davis, Donna Farrell, Paige Grayson, Lara Craven, Rhonda Bailey, Leslie Howell, Melissa Fulton, Laura Goodwin, Shawne Headden, Angela Southard Kneeling — Teri Bowman, Lisa Andrews, Bonnie Holloman, Lesley Foster, Gayle Netties, Stephanie Langdale, Grace Ann Mitchell, Winky McWhirter, Carmen Long, Scott Grooms L. to R, — Bruce Spell, Cal Griffin, Carter Goodwin, Candice Goodwin, Jimmy Syfrett, Beth Howard, Mona Gunnells, John Kinard, Jamie Simmons, David Bennett L. to R. — Amy Stokes, John Bennett, Billy Varn, Nicole Garris, Greg Barnes, Scott Bailey, Tammy Wood, Benji Black, Randy Addison, Angie Valentine 32 Activities L. to R. — Kenny Beebe, Bert Crosby, Bill Johns, Betsy Haynes, Geor9e Brown, Rodney Cummings, Diedrich Davis L. to R. — Jodi Baggett, Bernard Walker, Becky Smith, Lowell Macher, Matthew Addison, Johnny Rogers, Duke Hipp, Richard Addison, Jerry Polk, Gene Simmons, Richie Schlesser, Ferebee Brown Beginner Band 1. What note is that? 2. DRUMS! Don t get ahead of us! 3. A deep breath will get me through. 4. Concentrate and count the beats. 34 Activi ties 4m Beginner Band is open to anyone in the third grade and up who wants to be a part of John C.'s Marching Warhawks. It take a lot of hard work and plenty of breath to become a good musician. The beginner band meets every Tuesday and Thursday afternoons and after several weeks of hard work, those squeeky notes finally become a tune! Activities 35 Halloween Carnival 36 Acti vities On October 31, 1978, the annual Halloween Carnival was held at John C. Calhoun Academy. After much planning and hard work, it was a success. Some of the old and many new booths were set up. Two of the outstanding new booths were the Wheel of Fortune and the Disco room, but all the booths and the willingness and cooperation of the students and parents contributed to the fun for all at the Halloween Carnival. Activities 37 On Dec. 6, 1978, the Christmas Bazaar, sponsored by the PTO, was held in our gym. Each grade sponsored a booth and many willing persons donated their time and talents into making the Bazaar a success. Activities 39 1. Eat, Drink and Be Merry 2. We May Never Pass This Way Again 3. Boogie Nights 4« Flying High 5. Completed?!!!?!! 40 Acti vities 1. Clowning Around 2. What's up, Scott? 3. Will we ever finish? Activities 4l Senior PJayers and Sponsors: 1. Stephany Griffin Richard Davis 2. Lisa Dyches Perry Hiott 3. Beth Hiers Gary Koger 4. Freida Davis Carl Riddle 5 Anne Bowers Tod Tucker 6. Paula Savage Jack watson 7, Karen Brown Tpm Westbury 42 Activi ties 1. Melanie Arney, Bobbilu Padgett, and Anne Bowers — '78 Homecoming candidates, 2. When will we find out who won? 3. It's Anne!!! 4. Miss Homecoming 1978 — Anne Bowers and her escort Mr. Ron Bourgoin 5. Congratulations, Anne! Actrvities 43 44 Activities Varsity Football The varsity's record this year did not come close to showing the real story. They did not win any games, but during the entire season they never gave up. They played every game with the same determination in the second half as they had in the first. Many of the games were close but we just didn't get the right breaks, 1. Good play! 2. What a pile-up. 3. Drive through there! 3 46 Sports Sports 47 11 Good football teams often loose games. It takes a GREAT team to give maximum effort ail of every game even though loosing. The young men on this team are a credit to their coaches, their school, and themselves. I will never be prouder of any team than I am of this one.11 Marion Sams Jr. 1. Pull that boy down. 2. A little tete a tete.” 3. Throw the ball. 1. Defense! Defense! 2. The pfay is over, you can stop hitting now. 3. Get that man� 4. Hurry! 50 Sports 1. Hut one! Hut 2« 2. Catch that man, 3. You got him! Sports 51 The junior varsity football team did not have quite the same season as last years but they still played well this year. They had a season record of 3-5, with many close and exciting games. 1. Run! Run! 2. Sack the quarterback. 3. Could it be a reverse? 4. Tackle him! 52 Sports Sports 53 v ■' ' . 1. What’s the next play? 2. First Down! 3. Everybody looks on and wonders what the play will be. 54 Sports i� ■ I. UuL i1 1. Through the middle! 2. Don't let him catch you! 3. Heads first. 4. Sideline worries. Varsity Cheerleaders Ann Bowers Lisa Dyches Marsha Steedly Gaby Covington Nancy Black Bonnie Phillips Ginny Sams Dawn Tucker Ann Erwin 56 Varsity Cheerleaders What would it be like without cheerleaders? Cheerleaders arouse school spirit and lead our pep rallies. They are there to cry when a game is lost in the final seconds by a fiefd goal or a last minute basket. Cheerleaders also rejoice with the players and fans when a game is victorious. Cheerleaders bring the players and fans closer together so that they can cheer their team onto victory. Varsity Cheerleaders 57 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders 58 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Junior Varsity CheerIeaders 59 Sports 61 1, Get by that guard! 2, Nice dribbling. 3, Great defense coverage. 4, Go after that ball! The varsity boys' basketball team has had an extremely good season. Their record is 23-1 with the one loss to Savannah Christian. Due to an early deadline date, the Talon does not have the results of the tournaments. We regret this deeply, but wish the team the best. We know who will come out on top. Sports 63 Girls Varsity Basketball 1. Don't let her steal it! 2. Cynthia goes up for 2 more points. 3. Keep the defense up. 64 5 ports Things look better for the Varsity Girls than they have in many years. With all the starters of last year, plus some new players from J.V. the girls have a great chance to go to State, So far they have only 2 losses on their records. One of these came in the Savannah Holiday Classic where they finished with a third place trophy. Going into tournament action the girls' record was 18-5. The Talon staff regrets that no tournament records could be given due to an early deadline date, but we hope that' the girls come out on top! We are sure they will! Sports 65 1. Setting up the play 2. Support from the bench! 3. Lu gets off a pass 4. Becky moves to the basket! 66 Sports 1. Cynthia aims for the hoop. 2. Marsha overpowers two defensive players! 3. Struggles in the lane! Sports 67 1. Nobody can stop Eley from making two! 2. Socha goes up for the lay-up! 3. Hydrick brings the ball down court. The Junior Varsity boys ended the season with a record of 11-7, The Baby Hawks featured a team consisting of boys ranging from 6th grade to 10th grade. Although the J.V. regional tournament was cancelled, the boys showed stamina and the ability to be No. 1. throughout the season. Warhawk fans have an exciting basketball future to look forward to. 63 5 ports 1. Think he'lf make it? 2. Just one more before the clock runs out. 3. Sheldon brings down an impressive rebound. 4. Blocked shots are our game. 5. Sheldon puts it up again. Sports 69 70 S ports mm The Junior Varsity girls finished the season with an outstanding record of 14-2. The girls have equalled the best record that a J.V. girls basketball team had ever produced. The last two years the team has won two first place trophies in the regional tournament. This year, however, because of the J.V, tournament cancellation, this year's team can't receive the first place trophy. Their record shows that the J.V. girls are certainly worthy of that coveted first place. Sports 71 1. Where's the ball? 2. Jane puts a move on the defense. 3. Beth dribbles in for the score. 4. Kelly tries for an easy two. 5. Please make it, Ginny! 72 Sports 1. Terry tries to pass it through the middle, 2. Kelly and Terry harass 15. 3. Beth tips the ball to one of her teammates. 4. Elaine concentrated on making two! S ports 73 Golf 1 If I hit it hard enough! it will go where I want it. 2. How far will it go? 3. Birdie! 4. The correct stance means the ball will go where it should. Doesn't it, Bubba? 74 Sports Sports 75 Boys Tennis 1. Now see if you can return that! 2. That's right. Follow all the way through with the forearm. 3. That's the way partner. 4. I'm ready if they return it. 5. Stop! 76 S ports 1 mwm 'WMMW. 1. Just drop it over the net and they will really have to run for it. 2. Those backhands are winners every time. 3. Don't look at me. I've got it in the bag. 4. Let's see if they can return that! S ports 77 T e n n i Girls 1. What a forehand. 2. Keep your eye on that ball. 3. Good follow through. sa . 78 Sports m 1. Overhead smash wins the point in this game! 2. Oh No! 3. The return just barely cleared the net. 4. Keep your eye on the ball and follow through. Sports 79 fmMti Softball 1. S-T-R-I-K-E 3! 2. What an effort. 3. Whoops! 80 Sports TOT 1. Taking a break, 2, Please, don't drop it. 3. You're out! 3 Sports 81 Baseball 82 $ports S ports 83 1. Be ready to run. 2. What form! 3. What style! 4. What grace! 84 5 ports 1. Here comes a strike! 2. Put some power in that swing. 3. Everybody's ready. S ports 85 Varsity Football: I to r; Richard Davis, Greg Dyches, Carl Riddle, Steve Kight, Tom Westbury, Sandy Rogers, Steve Hudson, Walter Hiott, Skip Utsey, Tod Tucker, Chris Fralick, Robbie Robertson, Bill Padgett, Austin Moore, John Tennant, Ricky Crosby, Gary Koger, Jack Watson, Richard Fennessy, Sheldon Girardeau, and Perry Hiott J.V. Football: sitting; Scott Rizer, Benji Black, Steven Headden, John Hydrick, Madison Utsey, Robby Reeves, Johnny Cummings, Rusty Craven, Richard Reeves, and Randy Warren Kneeling; Ronnie Reeves, Bubba Bishop, Russeli Brown, Kevin Bennett, Roger Thomas, Luke Erwin, Mark Davis, Steve Ashley, Joey Ritter, Cal Griffin, and Bubs McLaine Standing; Glenn Beach, Todd Hudson, Mark Eley, Bubba Fort, Mark Socha, Brantley Strickland, Robbie Robertson, Jerry Polk, Johnny Smoak, and Jamie Smoak 86 5 ports Boys Varsity Basketball: I to r; Steve Hudson, Michael Newton, David Simmons, Richard Davis, Chip Upchurch, Jeff Bell, Lance Snyder, Jay Buddin, John Tennant, Tony Langdale, and Joe Flowers- Kneeling — Coach Red Humphreys Girls Varsity Basketball: sitting; Cindy Flowers, Cynthia White, Becky Smith, Debbie Davis, Rhonda Rister, Bobbilu Padgett, Chris Langdale, Marsha Steedly, Shelley Foster, Leanne Bratton, Dawn Tucker, and Sandy Warren. Standing; Coach Mary Baker, Pam Chewning, Manager — Joy Padgett, Tammy Carroll Sports 87 J.V. Boys Basketball: top row — Mark Eley, Bubba Fort, Sheldon Girardeau, Dwight Mitchell, Mark Socha Middle Row — Trent Copeland, John Hydrick, Burt Snyder, Mark Davis, Jimmy Mitchell, Glenn Beach Bottom Row — Joey Ritter, Grover Owens, Tod Buddin, Benji Black, Todd Hudson, and Jody Crider J.V. Girls Basketball: I to r — Mary Mitchell, Suzanne White, Dargan Moore, Tandy Young, Terry Grayson, Ginny Sams, Beth Wilson, Elaine Flowers, Jane Ulmer, Kelly Rister, Lisa Williams, Beth Powers, Pam Gustin, Michelle Beach, Monique Fennell, Coach Mary Baker 88 Sports Baseball: kneeling; Steve Hudson, Joe Flowers, Tod Tucker, Joey Smoak, Tony Reeves, and Jimmy Peurifoy. Standing; Coach Wyman Carter, Richard Fennessy, Phil 0J Quinn, Chip Upchurch, Richard Davis, Jay Buddin, and Coach Charles Rister Girls Tennis: kneeling; Camie Hughes, Kelly Rister, Terri Grayson, and Mary Ann Hudson. Standing; Dawn Tucker, Debbie Witseil, Ann Wimberley, Shelley Foster, Rhonda Rister, Leanne Bratton, and Sandy Warren. Not pictured: Ann Jervey, Coach -— Tommy Godwin Sports 89 Boys Tennis: I to r; Curt Pearcy, Michael Newton, Jimmy Mitchell, Matt Avant, Bud Brown, Lad Ackerman, Jamie Copeland, Tommy Howard, and Joe Howell, Coach: Kenny Rowe Softball: I to r; Coach David Crosby, Ferebee Brown, Anne Bowers, Cheryl Davis, Gail Hickman, Lisa Walters, Karen Brown, Debra Tripp, Robin Berry, Julie Rhode, Betsy Haynes, Coach Red Humphreys, Beth Wilson, Sabre Bridge, Denise Tripp, Kelly Ordei, Becky Smith, Laynie Hipp, Lisa Williams, Kim Bridge, Debbie Davis, and Coach Phil Bryan _____________________________________ 90 Sports Mr. Ronald C. Bourgoin Headmaster Mrs. Mildred Guess Secretary Mr. Weldon Humphreys Assistant Headmaster 92 Faculty Faculty Paula H. Bridge Esther Hiers Attended Lander College Kindergarten Teacher Enjoys: seafoods, sweets, Lawrence Welk, football basketball games, 6 0‘clock news, baking, reading, handwork Sylvia Warren B.S. Limestone College, Graduate work in Early Childhood Education College of Charleston Kindergarten Teacher Enjoys: Salads, chocolate, sports events, specials. Family, sewing, reading, cooking B.S. Baptist College 1st Grade Teacher Enjoys: Spaghetti, steak, egg rolls, going to Carolina football games, sunning at the beach, jogging, bicycle riding Carolyn C. Powers B.A. Columbia College, attended Baylor Univ., Citadel, Clemson, USC 1st Grade Teacher Enjoys: anything chocolate or lemon. Little House on the Prarie, reading, golf Betty S. Hydrick B.A. Lander College Teaches 2nd Grade Enjoys: steak, hot fudge sundae, any sports program, going to sports events, reading Benna S. Bennett B.S. Carson-Newman College Teaches 2nd Grade Enjoys: all food, Little House on the Prarie, tennis w Myrtle Spell Columbia Commercial College, A.A. North Greenville Jr. College, B.A. Furman University 5th Grade Teacher Enjoys: steak, toss salad. Sixty Minutes, The Paper Chase, crewel, reading JoAnn Mathis B.S. Coker College William and Mary Third Grade Teacher , Enjoys: all seafood. Sixty Minutes, reading, needlework Dorothy Beach B.A. Columbia College Teaches 4th Grade Enjoys: chocolate candy, Charlie Hail and the weather, camping Nan Fripp Steadman B.A. Coker College 5th Grade Teacher Enjoys: fried chicken, chocolate goodies, MASH, Sixty Minutes, tennis, bridge needlework Betty P. Black A.B. Coker College, Medical Univ. Third Grade Teacher Enjoys: steak, seafood, sweets, music of all kinds, plays, but hate soap-operas! golf, club work, choir, taxing children! May Goodwin B.A. Columbia College Teaches 4th Grade Enjoys: seafood, desserts, news. reading, sports events Faculty Faculty Helen H. Riddle B.A. Columbia College 7th grade reading spelling, 6th 7th grade Social Studies teacher Cheerleader Sponsor Enjoys: seafood, Alice, Love Boat, Carter Country, Sixty Minutes, bridge, sports events Susan C. Nettles B.A. Clemson University Teaches 6th grade reading spelling, 6th 7th grade language, Yearbook Sponsor Enjoys, spaghetti, steak, Alice, MASH, sewing, reading, swimming Mary Baker B.A. Coker College, M.A. Univ. of North Carolina at Greensboro Teaches S.C. History, Civics, Government, J.V. Varsity Girls' Basketball Coach Enjoys: seafood. Sixty Minutes, MASH, basketball, waterskiing, swimming, tennis, reading, music Betty Jane Brown B.S. Columbia College 7th grade reading spelling, 6th 7th grade math teacher Enjoys: seafood, shrimp, watermelon, grapes. Sixty Minutes, 3's Company, Alice, jogging, watching football W. Gerald Polk B.S. Newberry College, U.S.C. Allendale Teaches 6th grade reading spelling, 6th 7th grade science. Band Director Enjoys: BBQ ribs, pork chops, MASH, Barnaby Jones, golf, fishing Sidney R. Hendren B.S. Gardner Webb College, N.C.S.U. Teaches chemistry, senior math geometry Enjoys: Nova, Masterpiece Theater, oil painting, sketching, bicycling, running, radio control aircraft, hunting, people, and dislikes liver cheese Faculty Janis K. Blocker B.A. Baptist College, working on Masters Degree in English at the Citadel Teaches 9th 11th grade English, 12th grade typing Warhawk Broadcast Club Sponsor Enjoys: $20,000 Pyramid, Sixty Minutes, Phil Donehue, gardening, reading. Elder in Presbyterian Church Weldon Humphreys B.A. Erskine College Teaches pre-Algebra Physical Science Athletic Director, J.V. Varsity Boys' Basketball Coach Enjoys: Quincy, Barnaby Jones, sports, seafood, steak, tennis, golf, fishing David A. Crosby B.S. The Citadel Teaches Biology, Earth Science, Physical Science Head Baseball Assistant J.V. Varsity Football Coach Enjoys: fresh vegetables, chicken, potatoes, salads, fruits. All in the Family, NFL college football, any athletically inclined event_______ Philip R. Bryan B.S. The Citadel, M.A. Appalachian State University Teaches World History, U.S. History, Economics Head Football Softball Coach Enjoys: all foods, Star Trek, sailing, running Jo Ann R. Liles B.A. Columbia College, graduate study at Indiana University Georgia State University Teaches 8th grade English 11th grade Psychology Junior Class Sponsor Enjoys: shrimp, fresh vegetables, pro-football games, golf tournaments. Little House on the Prairie, singing, reading, playing golf i Cynthia Shook Turnock B.S. College of Charleston, working on Masters Degree at College of Charleston Teaches Algebra I, II, Geometry Junior Class Sponsor Enjoys: strawberries, bananas, steak, Battlestar Gallactica, Sixty Minutes, Nova, running, cake decorating, dancing i I Peggy P, Smoak B.A. Furman University Teaches U.S. History Enjoys: Chinese food, crepes, desserts, movies, basketball games. Sixty Minutes, bottle collecting, antiques, reading, cross-stitch Lillian F, Griffith Library Science Education Univ. of Utah, Clemson University Story Hour and Library Science K-12 Enjoys: seafood, steak, tossed salad, lemon pie, Family, Chariie's Angels, Barnaby Jones, cooking, handicrafts, decorating, reading, music, poetry Betty Linder B.A. Coker College Teaches 10th 12th grade English, 12th grade typing Sponsors Senior Class National Honor Society Enjoys: seafood. Sixty Minutes, MASH, specials like National Geographic presents, sewing, reading Joann N. Wimberley B.S. University of Georgia, graduate work at Carolina, Clemson, Wofford Teaches 12th grade composition 11th grade Psychology Sponsors Student Government Tennis Enjoys: shrimp, ice cream, news, gardening, tennis, reading____________________ Patricia Hopper B.S. Auburn University, working on M.A. at The Citadel Teaches French I II, Psychology vs. Government Enjoys: lobster, wine, MASH, The Paper Chase, tennis, guitar, needlework Lee H. Evans Limestone College Teaches most subjects on all grade levels. Enjoys: steak, fried chicken, salads, Little House on the Prairie, Walt Disney, Reading, Sewing Faculty w .i 98 Faculty 3 r r c lasses 99| 100 Seniors Seniors 101 102 Seniors Semors 103 104 Seniors Seh ors 105 106 Seniors Seniors 107 108 Seniors Seniors 109 110 Seniors Seniors 111 W; - 112 Seniors Senior Directory MELANIE LEE ARNEY; Transferred from Aiken High Schofield Campus in 1977; Miss Junior; Miss Senior; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; NHS 3, 4; Powderpuff Game 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Chairperson of Derby Day 4 JUNIUS SCOTT BAGNAL III: Student Council Sec.- Treas. 2, Vice-President 3, President 4; Powderpuff Cheerleader 3, 4 ELIZABETH ADELE BEACH: Broadcasting Club 3, 4, Program Coordinator 4 JEFFREY ALLEN BELL: Transferred from Calvary Academy in 1978; Basketball 4; Powderpuff Cheerleader 4 ROBIN DENISE BERRY: Band Z; Softball 3, 4; Broadcasting Club 4; Powderpuff 4; Derby Day Participant 2, 4 JOYCE ANNE BOWERS: NHS 3, 4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3 4; Head 1, 4; Powderpuff 1, 2, 3, 4; Captain 4; Miss Freshman; Miss Sophomore, Miss Homecoming Queen 4; Miss Talon 4; Softball 3 ANN FEREBEE BROWN: Library Aid 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Officer 1; Spirits of '76 1, 2; P.C. Jr. Fellow 3; Girls State 3; U.S. History Award 3; NHS 3, 4; Honorable Mention S.C. Independent School All-Star Band 3; Warhawk Staff 3, 4; Business Manager 4; DAR Good Citizen 4 KAREN LOUISE BROWN: Softball 3, 4; Powderpuff 3, 4; Derby Day 2, 4; Pep Club 2; J.V. Scorekeeper 4 JOHN MCDOWELL BYRD: Annual Staff 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1; Derby Day 1 MAX DIEDRICH DAVIS: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Most Outstanding Musician 2, Most Valuable Musician 3, Concert Award 3, Vice-President 2, Band Captain 4; Golf 1, 2; Powderpuff Cheerleader 4; Derby Day Contestant 2, 4 RICHARD GLENN DAVIS JR.: Football 2, 3, 4; MVP Award 3, Co-Captain 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; All-Tournament Award 2; Co-Captain 4; Warhawk Staff 1, 2, 3 4; Assistant Sports Editor 1, 2; Sports Editor 3, 4; Powderpuff Cheerleader 3, 4; Derby Day Contestant 2, 4; Senior Superlative HAROLD WALLACE DEAN JR.: Powderpuff Announcer 4; Derby Day 4 MELISSA DYCHES: NHS 3, 4; Cheerleader 4; Varsity Girls Basketball Manager 2, 3; Annual Staff 3; Powderpuff 4; Chorus 1; Derby Day 1, 2, 4 CYNTHIA JEAN FLOWERS: French II Award; Basketball 1, 3, 4; P.C, Jr. Fellow 3; Furman Scholar 4; Girls State 3; Class Secretary-Treasurer 3; Annual Staff 4; Marshall 1, 2, 3; Powderpuff 3, 4; Senior Superlative; NHS 3, 4, V. Pres. 4; Derby Day 1, 2, 4 SHELLEY LYNN FOSTER: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Hustle Award 2; Tennis 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 2, 3, 4; Sports Editor 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Furman Scholar 3; Powderpuff 2, 4; Miss JCCA Candidate 1 DANIEL CLIFTON GREGORY JR.: Chorus 1 ALISON GUESS: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice-President 1, Musicianship Award 2, Captain 4; Softball 3 4; French Award 2; Perfect Attendance 1, 2; NHS 3, 4; Senior Superlative; Warhawk Staff 3, 4; Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4; Powderpuff 3, 4; Derby Day 1, 2, 4; Spirits of '76 1, 2 SCOTT HEAD DEN: Transferred from Calvary Academy in 1978 GAIL ELIZABETH HICKMAN: Softball 3 4; Broadcasting Club 4; Business Manager 4; Basketball 2; Powderpuff 1, 2, 3 4; Derby Day Contestant 1, 2, 4; Chorus 1 PERRY WOOD HIOTT: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Vice-President 3; NHS 3, 4; Wofford Scholar 4; NEDT Merit Winner 1; High School Quiz Program Participant 4; Powderpuff Coach 3, 4 ANGELA ANNE HOFF: Warhawk Staff 2, NHS 4 BONNIE SUE HOLLOMAN: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary 1; Derby Day 1, 2; Softball 4; Perfect Attendance 1; Spirits of '76 1, 2 WESLEY LEONARD KETCHIE: Transferred from Valdosta High School, Valdosta, Georgia, 1978; Powderpuff Queen Candidate 4 WILLIAM GARY KOGER: Varsity Football 4; J.V. Basketball 1, 2; Track 4; Powderpuff Queen Candidate Seniors 113 4; Queen 4; Broadcasting Club 3, 4; Derby Day 1, 2, 4; Chorus 1; Baseball 4 ANTHONY THOMAS LANGDALE: Transferred from Smithsburgh High School, Maryland 1978; Powderpuff Cheerleader 4; Basketball 4; Sportmanship Award 4; All-Tournament Team 4; Baseball 4 MELISSA MERRILYN LYONS: Broadcasting Club 3, 4; Powderpuff Queen Escort 4 LOWELL EMIL MACHER: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Band President 1, 2; Band Captain 3, 4; Most Outstanding Band Award 1; Band Captain's Trophy 3; Derby Day Participant 2, 4 MICHAEL MANSFIELD NEWTON: NHS 3, 4; Football 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Hustle Award 1, 2; Tennis 2, 3, 4, MVP 2; President 1; Boys State 3; Senior Superlative; Who's Who 4; Derby Day 2, 4; Powderpuff Cheerleader 3, 4 BOBBILU PADGETT; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Most Improved 3, Co-Captain 4; Yearbook Staff 3; Warhawk Staff 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Powderpuff 2; Derby Day 2, 4; Senior Superlative; NHS 4 WALTER CURTIS PEARCY: Tennis 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Yearbook Staff 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; P.C. Jr. Fellow 3; Furman Scholar 3; Governor's School of S,C, 3; Senior Superlative; National Merit Scholar 4; French Award 1 GLENN CARLTON-RIDDLE JR.: NHS 3 ,4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Best Offensive Back 3; Basketball 1, 2; Tennis 2, 4; Secretary-Treasurer 2; Powderpuff Cheerleader 3; Coach 4; Boys State 3; Derby Day 2, 4; NHS Sec-Tres. 4 CAROLYN DIANE RIZER: NHS 3, 4; Girls State 3, Basketball 1, 2; J.V. Seorekeeper 4; Powderpuff 3, 4; Attendance Award 3; Yearbook Staff 3; Derby Day Participant 2, 4; Pep Club 2; Chorus 1 RHONDA FAYE RISTER: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co- Captain 3, Most Improved 2; Tennis 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Powderpuff 2, 3; Business Manager 3; Secretary- Treasurer 4; Yearbook Staff 3; Senior Superlative BARBARA RHAE ROBERTSON: Broadcasting Club 3, 4, Program Coordinator 4; Derby Day Contestant 1, 2, 4; Softball 4; Powderpuff 3, 4 JOEY TODD SMOAK; Football 2, 3; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Powderpuff Coach 3, 4; Business Manager 4 CYNTHIA SOCHA: Transferred from Colleton High 1976; Pep Club 2; Derby Day Contestant 2; Cheerleader 3; Warhawk Staff 3,4, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4; Powderpuff 3, 4; Senior Superlatives; Girls State Alternate 3; NHS 4 PAUL WILLIS STEADMAN:,Golf 1, 2, 3, 4, MVP 2, 3; Basketball 2, Class Vice-President 2, Powderpuff Cheerleader 3, 4 MARSHA TERESA STEEDLY: Basketball 1, 2, 3 4, Co-Captain 3, 4, Most Improved 1, Most Valuable 3, All-Tournament 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Co-Head 4; Chorus 1; Powderpuff 2; Derby Day 2; Senior Superlative MARY CARROLL TENNANT; Cheerleader 1, 2; J.V. Seorekeeper 3; Varsity Seorekeeper 4; Newspaper Staff 1, 2, 3, 4; Powderpuff 3, 4; Chorus 1; Derby Day 2, 4; Softball 4 DACUS TOD TUCKER III: NHS 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Best Defensive Back 3, Captain 2, 4; Baseball 2, 3; Basketball 1; Tennis 4; Golf 1; President of Class 4; Vice-President 1; P.C. Scholar 3; Powderpuff Cheerleader 3, 4 SUZANNE TUTEN: Warhawk Staff 1, 2; Derby Day 1, 2; NHS 3, 4; Girls State 3; Softbafl 4; Vice-President of Class 4; Perfect Attendance 1, 3 ANDREA ELIZABETH ULMER: Tennis 1 JACK WILLIAM WATSON: Football 2, 3, 4; Powderpuff Cheerleader 3, Coach 3, 4 THOMAS OWENS WESTBURY JR.: Transferred here 1977; Football 3, 4; Baseball 4; Derby Day 4; Powderpuff Announcer 4 BARBARA RUTH WILLIAMSON; Transferred from BooklandrCayce High School in 1978 KENNETH THOMAS YOUNG JR.: Band 1, 2, 3, President 3; NHS 3, 4; Derby Day 1, 2, 4; Powderpuff Queen Candidate 4; Chorus 1; Broadcasting Club 4; Furman Scholar 3; Wofford Scholar; NHS Pres. 4 114 Seniors Senior Superlatives Mr, And Miss Warhawk Alison Guess And Tod Tucker Senior Superlatives 115 Most Promising Cindy Flowers and Curt Pearcy Most Inventive Cindy Socha and Scott Bagnal 116 Senior Superlatives Most Conscientious Rhonda Rister And Tod Tucker Most Congenial Bobbilu Padgett and Michael Newton Senior Superlatives 117 Most Athletic Marsha Steedley and Richard Davis 118 Senior Superlatives Juniors PRESIDENT Chris Fralick V. PRESIDENT Bonnie Phiiips SECRETARY Cheryl Carroll TREASURER Nancy Black BUSINESS MANAGER Gaby Covington Chuck Babb Sonya Bennett Nancy Black Leanne Bratton Jerry Breland Shannon Bruce Jay Buddin Doug Camburn Cheryl Carroll Tammy Carroll John Carter Pam Chewning Juniors 119 Gaby Covington Ida Crosby Frieda Davis Erik Fender Richard Fennessy Joe Flowers Chris Fralick Johnny Graham Debbie Garrison Beth Hiers Todd Hilton Steve Hudson Bill Johns Steve Kight Chris Langdaie 120 Juniors Kim Miller Betty Mettles Gwen Owens Bill Padgett Joy Padgett Jimmy Peurifoy Bonnie Phillips Tony Reeves David Simmons Lance Snyder John Tennant Craig Trefny Chip Upchurch Skip Utsey Sandy Warren Ann Wimberley Debbie Witsell David Woodard Juniors 121 Sophomores Rosemary Bailey Scott Bailey Marie Bennett Nancy Bishop Greg Black Abbie Boatwright Kim Bridge George Brown Walter Carmichael Jamey Copeland Lesa Craven Skip Cummings Debbie Davis Cathy Deloach David Dodd David Dulaney 122 Sophomores - w Greg Dyches Ann Erwin William Parish Scott Fennessy Nicole Garris Todd Goodwin Terry Grayson Stephany Griffin Shane Griffith Scott Grooms Mona Gunnels Betsy Haynes Laynie Hipp Bill Hudson Melissa Johnston John Kinard Sophomores 123 Jim Linder Mary McLeod Dwight Mitchell Austin Moore Kellie Ordel Patti Robertson Sandy Rogers Ginny Sams Becky Smith Bruce Spell Jimmy Syfrett Dawn Tucker Kathy Walker Lisa Walters Cynthia White Ginger Williams 124 Sophomores Freshmen President-----lamie Smoak Vice Pres. — Walter Hiott Sec.-Treas. — Tara Hudson Todd Babb Rhonda Bailey Greg Barnes Michelle Beach David Bennett Kevin Bennett Ann Black Neyle Black Derrai Blocker Teri Bowman Richard Breland Debbie Carroll Fresh men 125 Rusty Craven Johnny Cummings Cheryl Davis Mark Davis Scott Dean Mark Eley Elaine Flowers Sheldon Girardeau Candace Goodwin Gary Headden Steven Headden 126 Freshmen Tara Hudson Camie Hughes John Hydrick David Justice Bubs McLaine Mark McRoy Jimmy Mitchell Caroline Murray Jerry Polk Kelly Rister Robbie Robertson Amy Sauls Jamie Simmons Jamie Smoak Johnny Smoak Mark Socha Davie Strickland Gina Tuten Laura Ann Tuten Jane Ulmer Freshmen 127 Jill Allen Lisa Andrews Steve Ashley Jodi Baggett Bubba Bishop Jerri Blakeman James Brown Russell Brown Trent Copeland Bert Crosby Scott Crosby Anne Dodd Luke Erwin Paige Parish Grade Eight ‘nt Copeland - Becky Sams - Paulette Warren - Paige Farish Pres. —1 Vice Prej Secretary Treasure! 128 8th Grade Donna Farrell Monique Fennefl Bubba Fort Lesley Foster Melissa Fulton Deni Godfey Cal Griffin Pam Gustln Melinda Hawkins Shawne Headden Rhonda Johns Dowl Knight Steven Knight Stephanie Langdale Dargan Moore 8th Grade 129 Keith McRoy Gale Nettles Phyllis O'Quinn Beth Powers Richard Reeves Robbie Reeves Scott Rizer Becky Sams Richie Schiesser Rhonda Smoak Lisa Stiff Brantley Strickland Vicki Strickland Roger Thomas Robert Utsey James Walker Paulette Warren Cissy Watson Tammy Wood Tandy Young 130 8th Grade Grade Seven Randy Addison Glenn Beach Kenny Beebe John Bennett President — Karen Ray Vice Pres. — Todd Hudson Secretary — Angela Southard Treasurer — Gwen Murdaugh Reporters — Carmen Long Grace Ann Mitchell John Bryan Benjy Black Van Boynton Todd Buddin Missy Carter Jody Crider Vic Crosby Rodney Cummings 7th Grade 131 Carter Goodwin Laura Goodwin Paige Grayson Ann Herndon Kristie Hoff Lesli Howeli Todd Hudson Vicky Jones Carmen Long Lori Maddox Grace Ann Mitcheli Mary Mitchell Gwen Murdaugh Brad McMillan Winky McWhirter Grover Owens 132 7th Grade Karen Ray Aflison Reeves Joey Ritter Lisa Rogers Marion Sauls Jenny Savela Kathleen Simmons Robin Simmons Tammy Smyly Angela Southard David Strickland Debra Thomas Jennifer Thomas Angie Valentine Chet Varnadoe Bernard Walker 7th Grade 133 Grade Six President — Melanie Easteriin Vice Pres. — Allison Dyches Secretary — Marsha McGinnis Treasurer — Jennie Padgett Reporters — Cathy Sams Lisa Avant Richard Addison Bill Altman Lisa Avant Beebe Cook Joey Craven Lara Craven Beth Crosby Darlene Crosby Allison Dyches Mefanie Easteriin Yvette Floyd Darryl Fort Robbie Free Ben Graham Kristin Gray Stacy Headden 134 6th Grade Marsha McGinnis Salfie Neal Jennie Padgett Lynn Peters Shan Pye Prissy Ramsey Ronnie Reeves David Ritter 6th Grade 135 Angela Rogers Cathy Sams Todd Sauls Pam Smyly Bert Snyder Kim Stanley Amy Stokes Bryan Sudduth Susan Thomas Keith Warren Bubba Williams Ned Willis 136 6th Grade Grade Five President — Billy Howell Vice Pres. — Danny Beach Secretary — Kim Headden Treasurer — Jill Griffin Matthew Addison Penny Altman Jeff Balish Danny Beach Marshall Bennett Scarlet Boatwright Greg Bryan Cindy Carter Angie Carr Kristie Connelly Connie Craven Jodi Crosby 5th Grade 137 Mary Kate Dean Chris Dodd David Easter I in Dianne Flowers David Glenn Heath Griffith Jill Griffin Mary Gustin Sara Gustin Brett Handegan Kim Headden Michelle Headden Laurette Hinton Henry Hiott Jimmy Hiott Lori Hiott Scott Hiott Duke Hipp Donna Hoats Kip Hooker 138 5th Grade Billy Howell Alice Humphries George Johnson Deanne Jones Cindy Kinard Michelle Lasseter Michelle Morris Carole Ann McCants Sandy McClure Tuck McConnell Brown McLeod Chuck McMillan Robert McNair Brian Reeves Skeeter Reeves Billy Ritter Sherrie Rizer Johnny Rodgers Tlwana Sanford Kristy Smoak 5onja Smoak Ward Ulmer Caroline Werntz Richie Wood 5th Grade 139 Grade Four Monica Avant Scott Bridge Nicky Britt Heather Bryan Chris Carter Clint Chewning Melanie Crosby Stacey Crosby Madison Farrell Stephanie Grant John Hamilton Kelly Hichman Seth Hiott Robbie Hogan Louann Hudson Michelle Hughes Robin Jones Kiki Kinard Sean Knight Carla Lawson George Long Mary Frances McConnell Melody McGinnis Scott Moody Shawn Murphee Johnnie Neal Karen Nettles Leslie Padgett Stephen Padgett Bart Phillips Debbie Powers Sherry Rhode Will Rogers Thomas Rowe Kerri Seigler Gene Simmons Kim Simmons Brian Strickland Helana Strickland Jaymie Strickland Paul Stroupe Natalie Thompson Marc Warren 4th Grade 141 Grade Three Jodi Addison Tammy Beach Becky Bennett Elizabeth Bigger Chad Brightwell Bill Craven Karen Craven Jefferey Crider Benji Crosby Shawna Davis Tammy Driggers James Farrell Scott Fennell Jamie Gahagan Amy Goehring Allen Gustin Benjie Herndon Billy Ray Herndon Toby Hinton Cecilia Hiott 142 3rd Grade Ward Lee Hooker Ashley Hudson Amy Humphreys Caroline Linder Wendy Litchfield Willie Morris Robbie Murdaugh Lane McLeod Pattie 0'Bryant Brantley Padgett Scott Pellum Jason Reeves Chris Rowe Sandy Sanders Carmen Sauls Christy Schneider Dee Ann Simmons Cindy Smith Lynn Smith Catherine Trefny 3rd Grade 143 Second Grade Kevin Beach Barbara Brand Barbara Bratton Tammy Byrd Shelley Carson Jennifer Chipukites Scott Craven Tracey Craven Jay Crosby Pamela Crosby Wayne Crosby Christy Dandridge Jay Deloach Renee Dennis Christy Dopson Allan Dulaney Kim Fennell Todd Fennell Tina Garris Amy Gentry Scott Givens Scott Glenn Jeff Grant Chris Greene Jill Hiott Roxy Hutchinson Bubba Jones Jimmy McCants Christy Mimms Mary Morris 144 2nd Grade Allison Netties Bert Reeves Tracey Reeves Michael Ritter Leha Robertson Stacey Robertson Lesi Rodgers Trey Seigler Daryl Smoak Chris Smoaks Steve Smyiy Dorie Stackhouse David Steedley Tammy Steedly Christy Steele Brian Thomas Christine Trefny Kenneth Varnadoe Emily Warren Toni Wilson 2nd Grade 145 First Grade Jason Abreo Grayson Altman Allyson Bridge Chad Britt Angie Broach Craig Brown Philip Bryan Jamie Bryan Allen Butler Butch Calvert Whit Carter Kevin Crosby Michelle Crosby Amy Dandridge Jason Dandridge Kenny Dantzler Chris Drawdy Allison Fennell Matt Free Heather Gahagan Beth Gaskin Jennifer Gerard Allen Goehring Keri Holmes Robbie Hooker 146 lst Grade Claire Johnson Heath Jones Kevin Litchfield Jerry 01 man Steven Owens Ann Padgett Sarah Padgett Stacey Padgett Melodie Pearce Jamie Ritter Scott Schlesser Kara Smith Michael Smith Connie Smoak Sammy Smutz Julie Stamper Trey Stanley Brandi Strickland Kim Strickland Stephen Stroupe Tara Ulmer Manning Unger Eric Warren Cam 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Jordan — Agent Highway 15N 538-5593 or 538-5594 Ads 167 J.PStevens Co.,ln 83 plants in 8 states An t qual Opportunity Employer lomorrow Ls Here! ouve graduated. And now you’re looking for a solid future. Come get acquainted with the people at Stevens and choose from hundreds of lallenging textile job opportunities for men and women. I With Stevens, you’re part of one of America’s leading textile manufacturers, jou’re helping to produce some of the finest textiles in the world — from high fasliil ght up to astronauts’ space suits. Contact the Personnel Department at the Stevens Plant most convenient to yot nd get ready for tomorrow! WALTERBORO AUTO ELECTRIC | Dial 549-2509 Hwy. 15N. Sales and Service Generators and Starters Wholesale and Retail For auto — track — tractor Complete line of Delco and Autolite ignition parts Wrecker Service GIRARDEAU GLASS AND MIRROR CO. RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL STORE FRONTS AND DOORS — WINDOW GLASS — MIRRORS — SAFETY GLASS — SLIDING GLASS DOORS — INSULATED GLASS — TUB ENCLOSURES — PLEXI- GLASS — AUTO GLASS, INSURANCE WORK ALUMINUM WINDOW REPLACEMENT EMERGENCIES — PHONE 549-7885 168 Ads 1102 NORTH JEFFERIES BLVD. PHONE 549-7498 HOLLY HILL LUMBER COMPANY P.O. Box 1095 • Wa terboro S.C. Telephone: 803-538-5325 an J 803-538-8621 MISS MICKEY FACTORY OUTLET 601 Beiis Highway Missy and Jr, Sportswear at direct factory prices HUDSON-CROSBY TIRE SERVICE 549-5313 INFINGER’S JEWELERS Your Keepsake Diamond Dealer Ads 169 Compliments of NICKS DELI THE HEAD SHED 549-2290 336 East Washington Street Wafterboro, S,C. Gloria Dopson and Brenda Hudson BILL BONE PHOTOGRAPHER OH 0 Portrait — Commercial — Color — Legal Photography Box 483-321 Bell's Hwy., Walterboro Phone 549-5416 170 Ads m -r- Diesel — Fuel -r- Heating Oil ricants — Motoroils — Industrial Oils Supplying Your Petroleum Needs. • American petrofina • Wolf's Head • Quaker State • Kerr McGee Dial — Stone OH — 549-5281 Box 532 Walterboro, S.G. DAVIS SHOE SHOP Converse for the sports minded PRUDENTIAL LIFE INSURANCE Joe B. Williams, Agent P.0. Box 719 119 Lucas St. Walterboro S.C. 549-2478 and 549-2314 '■ .......I... GODWIN BUILDING SUPPLY GO Warhawks! Compliments of HIOTT’S PHARMACY 373 Washington Street Walterboro, S.C. Ads 171 FIRST NATIONAL BANK f '-i � tc«4� o :o«mi Main Office; Lucas Street Branch Office; Robertson Blvd Telephone: 549-1553 Hwy, 15 North Compliments of ENTERPRISE HARDWARE CO. Gifts, etc. Yam, Cards THE LEMON TREE Rt. 2 Box 96BC Lemon Road Walterboro, S.C, Edith Oessecker Barbara Crosby 803-549-2857 803-538-8367 Walterboro, S.C. SWEAT PONTIAC BUICK AND JOHN DEERE GMC TRUCKS 172 Ads JOHNNY SEIGLER’S GULF SERVICE Full Service With a Smile Carroll Hale: Mechanic on Duty 549-2831 Compliments of ASTEN HILL MANUFACTURING CO. WALTERBORO, S. C. Boris Hurlbutt and Associates, Inc. Consulting Forrestors Rural Appraisers and Real Estate Brokers Bells Highway, Walterboro, S.C« Jon P. Liles Associate Forrestor Join us for your Meal on Wheels 535 South Jefferies Blvd. Dial 549-1403 for call-in orders 174 Ads WALTERBORO DRUG COMPANY The Rexalf Store 549-5211 After Hours 549-7070 549-1187 L I ANCHOR WELDING SUPPLIES, INC. GARRIS AUTO SALVAGE. ISC. P.O. Box 107 Williams, S.C. 29493 D.W. Garris, Jr. Phone (803)562-2111 HENRY A, CUMMINGS SONS P.O. Box 401 Ruffin, S.C. 29475 Phone A.C. 803-562-8403 Night Phone 562-8472 or 549-7739 N. 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'Garden Seed; Flower Seed, Bulbs Field Seed, Pasture Grasses, Fertilizers Insecticides — Stock Poultry Feed COMPLETE LINE OF FARM GARDEN SUPPLIES of Walterboro S.C. 29488 CLOTHES OF QUALITY YOUR WARHAWK BOOSTER Compliments of BERRY INTERNATIONAL, INC. Willis and Betty F, Berry 182 Ads Compliments of CLASS OF ’ JOST=NS jMEmmi Ysmmoi Qmmmv Your school days are a once-in-a-lifetime experience. You make them memorable. We make them unforgettable. Jack Young area representative AdsA83 FRED PARKER FUNERAL HOME Walterboro Sympathetic, Dependable, Efficient, Fair-Pricing Compliments of THE FR SHOP w Sfc- Compliments of WALTERBORO COLLETON COUNTY RECREATION COMMISSION mm FARM B TERRY GRAY SON 549-5823 184 Ads 11 You Can't Buy a Better Burger Anywhere11 BURGER-CHICK HAMBURGERS Baker, Mary — 87, 88, 95, 98 Beach, Dorothy — 94 Bennett, Benna S. — 93 Black. Betty P. — 94 Blocker, Janie K. — 26. 29, 96, 98 Bourgoin, Ronald C. — 92, 98 Bridge. Paula H. — 93 Brown, Betty Jane — 95 Bryan, Philip R. — 96. 98 Crosby. David A. — 96. 98 Evans. Lee H. — 97 AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA Abreo. Jason — 146 Addison. Jodi — 142 Addison, Matthew — 33, 137 Addison, Randy — 32, 131 Addison, Richard — 33. 134 Allen, Jill — 128 Altman, Bill — 134 Altman, Grayson — 142 Altman, Penny — 137 Andrews, Lisa — 32, 128 Arney, Melanie — 43, 44. 100, 152, 154 Ashley, Steve — 86, 128 Avant, Lisa — 134 Avant, Monica — 140 BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB Babb, Chuck — 119 Babb, Todd — 125 Baggett, Jodi — 25. 33, 128 Baggett, Robby —■ 148 Bagnal. Scott — 18, 40, 41, 100, 150 Bailey, Rhonda — 32, 125 Bailey. Rosemary — 32, 122 Bailey. Scott — 32, 122 Balish, Jeff — 137 Barnes, Greg — 32, 125 Beach, Beth — 29, 101 Beach, Danny — 137 Beach, Glenn — 86. 88. 131 Beach, Kevin — 144 Beach. Michelle — 27. 28, 88, 125 Beach, Tammy — 142 Beebe. Kenny — 33, 131 Bell. Jeff — 87. 101 Bennett. Becky — 142 Bennett, David — 32, 125 Bennett, John — 32, 131 Bennett, Kevin — 86, 125 Bennett, Marie — 122 Bennett, Marshall — 137 Bennett. Sonya — 119 Benton, Opal — 148 Berry, Robin — 29, 30, 90, 101 Biggers, Elizabeth — 142 Bishop. Bubba — 86, 90, 128 Bishop, Lynn — 148 Bishop, Nancy — 122 Black. Ann — 125 Black, Benji — 32, 86, 88. 131 Black, Greg — 122 Black, Nancy — 119 Black, Neyle — 125 Blakeman, Jerry — 128 Blocker, Derral — 125 Boatwright, Abbie — 122 Boatwright. Scarlet — 137 Bootle. James — 148 Bowers, Anne — 42, 43, 44, 90. 101, 153, 154 Bowman, Teri — 32, 33, 125 Boynton, Van — 131 Brand, Barbara — 144 Brand, Christopher — 148 Bratton, Barbara — 144 Bratton, Leanne —- 44, 87, 89, 119 Breland, Jerry — 119 Breland, Richard — 125 Faculty Index Goodwin, May —• 94 Griffith, Lillian F. — 19. 97 Guess. Mildred — 92 Hendren. Sidney R. — 95 Hiers, Esther — 93 Hopper, Patricia — 97 Humphreys, Weldon — 87, 92, 96 Hydrick, Betty S. — 96 Liles, JoAnn R. — 96 Linder, Betty — 97 General Index Bridge, Allyson — 146 Bridge, Kim — 122 Bridge, Scott — 35, 140 Bridges, Sabre — 90 Brightwell, Andrew — 148 Brightwell, Chad — 142 Britt. Chad — 146 Britt, Nicky — 140 Broach. Angela — 146 Brown, Craig — 146 Brown, Ferebee — 26. 33. 90, 102 Brown, George — 22, 33, 122 Brown, James — 128 Brown. Karen — 42, 44, 90, 102 Brown, Russell — 86. 128 Bruce. Shannon — 119 Bryan, Amy — 148 Bryan. Greg — 137 Bryan. Heather — 140 Bryan, Jamie — 146 Bryan. John — 131 Bryan. Phiflip -— 146 Buddin. Jay — 87, 89. 119. 150 Buddin. Tod — 37, 88, 131 Butler, Allen — 146 Byrd. Johnny — 102 Byrd. Tammy — 144 CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC Camburn. Douglas — 90. 119 Carmichael. Walter — 122 Carr. Angie — 137 Carroll, Cheryl — 22, 25. 119 Carroll. Debbie — 125 Carroll, Tammy — 28, 87 Carson, Shelley — 144 Carter, Chris — 140 Carter, Cindy —■ 137 Carter, John — 44. 119 Carter, Missy — 131 Carter, Misty — 148 Carter, Shelley — 148 Carter, Stephen — 146 Chewning, Clint — 140 Chewning, Pam — 28, 87, L19 Chipukites, Jennifer — 144 Cockfield, Sherri — 102 Connelly, Kristie — 137 Cook, Beebe — 134 Copeland, Jamey — 44, 90, 122, 151 Copeland, Trent — 19, 88, 128 Covington, Gaby — 27, 28, 119, 120, 152, 155 Craven. Billy Ray — 142 Craven, Connie — 137 Craven, Joey — 134 Craven, Karen — 142 Craven, Lara — 32, 134 Craven, Lesa — 122 Craven, Melissa — 148 Craven, Rusty — 86. 126 Craven, Scott — 144 Craven, Tracey — 144, 151 Crider, Jeffrey — 142 Crider, Jody — 88, 131 Crosby. Benji — 142 Crosby, Bert — 33, 128 Crosby. Beth — 134 Crosby. Darlene — 134 Mathis, JoAnn — 94 Nettles, Susan C. — 22, 23, 24, 95 Polk. Gerald W. — 33, 34, 35. 95 Powers. Carolyn C. — 93 Riddle. Helen H. — 95 Smoak, Peggy P. — 97 Spell. Miyrtle — 94 Steadman, Nan Fripp — 94 Turnock. Cynthia — 96 Warren, Sylvia — 93 Wimberley. Joann N. — 18, 97 Crosby, Ida — 120 Crosby, Jay — 144. 151 Crosby, Jodi — 137 Crosby, Melanie — 140 Crosby, Michelle — 146 Crosby. Pamela — 144 Crosby, Ricky — 86 Crosby. Scott — 128 Crosby. Stacy — 140 CroSby, Susan — 148 Crosby, Vic — 131 Crosby. Wayne — 144 Cummings. Johnny — 86. 126 Cummings, Rodney — 33, 131 Cummings, Skip — 18, 19, 122, 123 DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD Dandridge, Amy — 146 Dandridge. Christy — 144 Dandridge, Jason — 146 Dantzler, Samuel Kenneth — 146 Davis, Cheryl — 32, 90, 126 Davis, Debbie — 32. 87, 90. 44. 122 Davis, Diedrich — 33, 103 Davis. Freida — 42. 44, 120 Davis, Richard — 26. 28. 42. 44. 86. 87, 89, 103, 150. 151 Davis. Mark — 86, 88, 126 Davis, Shawna — 142 Dean, Hal — 103 Dean, Mary Kate — 138 Dean, Scott — 126 DeLoach, Cathy — 32. 33. 122 DeLoach, Jay — 144 Dennis, Renee — 144 Dodd. Anne — 128 Dodd, Chris — 138 Dodd. David — 122 Dopson. Christy — 144 Drawdy, Christopher — 146 Driggers, Kimberley — 148 Driggers, Tammy — 142 Dulaney, Allen — 144 Dulaney, David — 122, 151 Dyches, Allison — 103, 134 Dyches, Greg — 86, 123, 151 Dyches, Lisa — 41, 42. 44 EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE Easterlin, David — 138 Easterlin, Melanie — 134 Easterlin, Sonya — 148 Eley, Mark — 86, 88, 126 Erwin, Ann —- 123 Erwin. Luke — 86. 128 FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF Farrell, Barry — 148 Farrell, Donna — 32, 129 Farrell, James — 142 Farrell, Madison — 140 Farish, Paige — 128 Parish, William — 123 Fender, Eric — 120 Fennell, Kim — 144 Fennell, Monique — 88. 129 186 Index Fennell, Sandra Allison — 146 Fennell, Scott — 142 Fennell, Todd — 144 Fennessy, Richard — 41, 44, 86. 89. 120 Fennessy, Scott — 123 Flowers, Cindy — 87, 104 Flowers, Dianne — 138 Flowers, Elaine — 88. 126, 150, 152, 156 Flowers, Joe — 37, 44, 87. 89 Floyd, Yvette — 134 Fort, Bubba — 86, 88, 129 Fort, Darryl — 134 Foster. Lesley — 32, 129. 153, 156 Foster, Shelley — 40, 41, 44, 87, 89, 104 Fralick, Chris — 18. 19, 86, 119, 120, 150 Free, Matt — 146 Free, Robbie -— 134 Fulton, Melissa — 32. 129 GGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG Gahagan, Jamie — 142 Garfinkle, Mark — 148 Garris. Douglas — 148 Garris, Nicole — 32, 123, 151 Garris, Tina — 144, 151 Garrison, Debbie — 28, 120 Gentry, Amy — 144 Girardeau, Shelton — 86. 88, 126 Givens, Scott — 144 Glenn. David — 138 Glenn, Debra Ann — 148 Glenn. Scott — 144 Godley, Denise — 129 Godwin, Timothy Lynn — 148 Goehring, Allison — 148 Goehring, Amy — 142 Goodwin, Candace — 32, 126 Goodwin, Carter — 32, 132 Goodwin. Laura — 32, 132 Goodwin, Todd — 123 Graham, Ben — 134 Graham, Johnny — 120 Grant, Jeff — 144 Grant, Stephanie — 140 Gray, Kristin — 134 Grayson, Paige — 32, 132 Grayson, Terry — 23, 88, 89, 123, 151 Greene, Chris — 144 Greenwell, Kenneth — 148 Griffin, Cal — 32, 86, 129 Griffin, Jill — 37, 137, 138 Griffin, Stephany — 32, 33, 42, 123 Griffith. Heath — 138 Griffith, Shane — 123 Grooms, Scott — 32, L23 Guess, Alison — 26, 28, 32, 33, 44 Gunnels, Mona — 32, 43, 123 Gustin, Allen — 142 Gustin, Mary — 138 Gustin, Pam — 88, 129 Gustin, Sara — 138 HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH Hamilton, John — 140 Handegan. Brett — 138 Handegan, Jamie — 148 Hawkins. Melinda — 32, 129, 150 Haynes, Betsy — 33. 44, 90. 123. 151 Headden, Gary — 126 Headden, Kim — 137; 138 Headden. Michelle — 138 Headden, Scott — 105 Headden. Shawne — 32, 129 Headden. Stacy — 134 Headden, Steven — 126 Herndon, Ann — 132 Herndon, Bill Ray — 142 Hickman, Cindy Clairce — 148 Hickman, Gail — 90, 105 Hickman'. Kelly — 140 Hiers. Beth — 28, 42, 120 Hiott, Cecelia — 142 Hiott, Henry — 138 Hiott, Jill — 144 Hiott, Jimmy — 138 Hiott, Kim — 135 Hiott, Lori — 138 Hiott. Matthew — 142 Hiott. Mike — 142 Hiott. Perry — 45, 86, 105 Hiott. Scott — 138 Hiott. Seth — 140 Hiott. Walter — 86, 125, 126 Hiott, Wendy — 142 Hilton, Todd — 120 Hinton, Kevin — 135 Hinton, Laurette — 138 Hinton, Toby — 142 Hipp, Duke — 33, 138 Hipp, Laynie — 18, 19, 32, 90, 123 Hoats, Donna — 138 Hoff, Angie — 105 Hoff. Kristie — 32, 132 Hogan, Robbie — 140 Holloman, Bonnie — 32, 106 Hooker, Kip — 138 Hooker, Toni — 142 Hooker, Ward Lee — 143 Howard. Beth — 32. 43, 126 Howell, Asher — 148 Howell, Billy — 37, 137, 139 Howell, Leslie — 32, 132 Hudson, Ashley — 143 Hudson, Bill — 123. 151 Hudson, Louann — 140 Hudson, Lynn — 135 Hudson, Mary Ann — 27, 89. 126 Hudson, Ray — 33. 135 Hudson, Steve — 86. 87, 89. 120. 150 Hudson, Tara — 25, 125. 127, 150 Hudson, Todd — 86, 88, 131, 132 Hughes. Camie — 27, 28, 89, 127 Hughes. Michelle — 140 Humphreys, Alice — 139 Humphreys, Amy — 143 Hutchinson, Roxy — 144 Hydrick, John — 86, 88, 37, 127, 150 llllllttlimilimilll JJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJ Johns. Bill — 33, 120 Johns, Rhonda — 129 Johnson, Claire — 147 Johnson, George — 139 Johnston. Jodi — 135 Johnston. Melissa — 123 Jones, Bubba — 144 Jones, Deanne — 139 Jones, Heath — 147 Jones, Michelle — 148 Jones, Robin — 140 Jones, Vicky — 132 Jones, Wesley — 148 Justice, David — 127 KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK Kaye, Jennifer — 148 Ketchie. Wesley — 106. 150 Kight. Steve — 86, 120 Kinard, Cindy — 139 Kinard, John — 32, 33, 43, 123 Kinard, Kiki — 140 Knight, Dowl — 129 Knight, Sean — 140 Knight, Steve — 129 Koger, Gary — 29, 30, 42, 86, 106, 150 LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL Langdale, Chris — 44, 87, 120 Langdale, Scott — 135 Langdale, Stephanie — 32. 129 Langdale, Tony — 87, 106 Lasseter. Michelle — 139 Lawson, rla — 140 Linder. Caroline — 143 Linder, Jimmy — 124 Litchfield, Kevin — 147 Litchfield, Wendy — 143 Long, Carmen — 32, 33, 131. 132 Long, George — 140 Lyons, Lisa — 29, 30, 107 MCMCMCMCMCMCMCMCMCMC McCants, Carole Ann — 139 McCants, Jim — 144 McClure, Sandy — 139 McConnell, Charlotte Lee — 149 McConnell, Mary Frances — 140 McConnell. Tuck — 139 McGinnis, Marsha — 134, 135 McGinnis. Melody — 140 McLaine, Bubs — 86, 127 McLeod, Brown — 37, 139 McLeod, John — 149 McLeod, Lane — 143 McLeod, Mary Carlisle — 124 McMillian, Brad — 132 McMillan, Chuck — 139 McNair. Philip — 90, 130 McNair. Robert — 139 McRoy, Keith — 130 McRoy, Mark — 127 McWhirter, Winky — 32, 132 McWhirter, Young — 149 MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM Macher, Lowell — 33, 107 Maddox. Lori — 132 Miller. Kim — 26. 28. 121 Mimrns, Christy — 144 Mimms. Wendy — 135 Mitchell. Dwight — 88, 124 Mitchell, Grace Ann — 32, 131, 132 Mitchell, Jimmy — 88, 90, 127 Mitchell. Mary — 88. 132 Mixson, Katherine — 148 Moody, Kim — 135 Moody, Scott — 141 Moore, Austin — 44, 86, 124 Moore, Dana Nicole — 148 Moore. Dargan — 88, 129 Morris, Mary — 144, 151 Morris, Michelle — 139 Morris, Willie — 143 Murdaugh, Gwen — 131, 132. 32 Murdaugh, Robbie — 143 Murphee. Shawne — 141 Murray, Caroline — 127 NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN Neal, Johnnie — 141 Neal, SaIJie — 135 Nettles, Allison — 145 Nettles, Betty — 44, 121 Nettles, Gale — 32, 130 Nettles, Karen — 141 Newton, Michael — 87. 90, 107 OOOOOOOOOOQQQOQOQOOQOO O'Bryant, Patti — 143 Olman, Gerard Christian — 147 O'Quinn, Phyllis — 32, 130. 149 Ordel, Kellie — 32, 124, 151 Oswald. Edward Godfrey — 149 Owens, Grover — 88, 132 Owens, Gwen — 121 Owens, Steven — 147 PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP Padgett, Ann Marie — 147 Padgett, Bill — 44, 86, 121 Padgett, Bobbilu — 27. 28, 43. 87, 107 Padgett, Brantley — 143 Padgett, Charlton Stacey — 147 Padgett. Jennie — 134, 135 Padgett. Joy — 24, 87. 121 Padgett, Leslie — 141 Padgett, Sarah Kathleen — 147 Padgett, Stephen — 141 Pearce, Melodie — 147 Pearcy, Curt — 22. 90. 108 Pellum, Scott — 143 Pellum, Shannon — 149 Peters. Lynn — 135 Peurifoy, Jimmy — 45. 89, 121 Phillips. Bart — 141 Phillips. Bonnie — 26. 27, 44, 119, 121 Polk. Jerry — 33. 86. 127 Powers, Beth — 24. 88. 130 Powers. Debbie — 141 Pye, Shan —-135 QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR Ramsey, Prissy — 135 Ray, Karen — 131, 133 Ray, Nicole — 149 Reeves, Allison — 32, 133 Reeves, Bert — 145 Reeves, Brian — 139 Reeves, Jason — 143 Reeves, Richard — 86, 130 Reeves, Robbie — 86, 130 Reeves, Ronnie — 86. 135 Reeves, Skeeter — 139 Reeves, Tracey — 145 Reeves, Tony — 89, 121 Rentz, Matthew — 149 Rhode. Gerald Gary — 149 Rhode. Sherri — 141 Riddle, Carl — 42. 86, 108 Rister. Kelly — 88, 89, 127 Rister, Rhonda — 87. 89, 100, 108 Ritter, Billy — 139 Ritter, David — 135 Ritter, Jamie — 147 Ritter, Joey — 86, 88. 133 Ritter, Michael — 145 Rizer. Carolyn — 44, 108 Rizer, Scott — 86, 130 Rizer, Sherri — 139 Robertson. Bobbie — 44 Robertson, Leha — 145, 151 Robertson. Patti — 124, 151 Robertson. Robbie — 86, 109, 127 Robertson, Stacey — 145 Robinson. Douglas — 149 Robinson. Melissa — 109 Rodgers, Johnny — 33, 139 Rodgers. Lisa — 145 Rogers, Angela — 136 Rogers, Lisa — 32, 133 Rogers. Sandy — 86. 123, 124 Rogers. Will — 141 Rowe, Chris — 143 Rowe, Thomas — 141 ssssssssssssssssssssss Sams. Becky — 25, 130 Sams, Cathy — 134, 136 Sams, Ginny — 23. 40. 44, 88. 123, 124, 151, 153, 155 Sanders, Sandy — 143 Sanford, Twiana — 139 Sauls, Amy — 25, 127 Sauls, Carmen — 143 Sauls, Marion — 133 Sauls, Todd — 136 Savela, Jenny — 133 Schlesser. Richie — 33, 130 Schlesser, Scott — 147 Schneider, Christy — 143 Seigler, Kerri — 141 Seigler, Trey — 145 Silber, Michel Tobias — 149 Simmons, David — 89, 121 Simmons, Dee Ann — 143 Simmons, Gene — 33, 141 Simmons, Jamie — 32, 127 Simmons, Kathleen — 32, 133 Simmons, Kim — 141 Simmons, Robin — 32, 133 Smith, Becky — 33, 87, 90, 124 Smith, Cindy — 143 Smith, Kara Shawn —- 147 Smith, Lynn — 143 Smith, Michael Wayne — 147 Smith, Robert — 149 Smoak, Connie — 147 Smoak, Daryl — 145 Smoak, Kevin — 149 Smoak, Kristin -— 35, 139 Smoak, Jamie — 18, 19, 86, 125, 127 Smoak, Joey — 89, 109. 151 Smoak, Johnnie — 86, 127 Smoak, Rhonda — 130 Smoak, Sonja —-139 Smoaks, Chris — 145 Smutz, Sammy Ray — 147 Smyly, Pam ■— 136 Smyly, Steve — 145 Smyly, Tammie — 133 Snyder, Bert — 88, 136 Snyder, Lance — 87. 121 Socha, Mark — 86, 88, 127 Socha. Cindy — 26, 17, 109 Southard, Angela — 32, 131, 133 Spell, Bruce — 32, 43, 124 Stackhouse, Dorie — 145 Stamper, Julie — 147 Stanley, Kim — 136 Stanley. Travis — 147 Steadman, Paul — 44, 90, 110, 150 Steedly, David — 145 Steedly, Marsha — 87. 110 Steedly, Tammy — 145 Steele, Christy — 145 Still. Lisa — 130 Stivender, Robin — 110 Stokes, Amy — 32, 136 Strickland, Brandi — 147 Strickland. Brantley — 86, 130 Strickland, Brian — 141 Strickland, David — 127, 133 Strickland, Helena — 141 Strickland, Jamie — 141 Strickland, Kimberley — 147 Strickland, Vicki — 130 Stroupe, Paul — 141 Stroupe, Stephen — 147 Sudduth, Bryan — 136 Syfrett, Jimmy — 32, 43, 124 i i i i i i i i i iiTiI 1II I I I 11 Tennant, Mary —- 27, 28, 37, 44, 110 Tennant, John — 26, 86, 87, 121 Thomas, Roger — 86, 130 Thomas, Cameron — 149 Thomas, Brian — 145 Thomas, Susan — 136 Thomas, Jennifer — 32, 133 Thomas, Debra —- 133 Trefny, Craig — 44, 121 Trefney, Christine — 145 Trefny, Catherine — 143 Tucker, Dawn — 23, 87. 89, 124, 151 Tucker, Tod — 18, 19, 40. 41, 42, 44, 86. 89. 100, 111, 151 Turner, Net — 143 Tuten, Gina — 127, 150 Tuten, Laura Ann — 127 Tuten, Suzanne — 100, 111 UUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU Ulmer, Tara — 147 Ulmer, Ward — 139 Ulmer, Jane — 44, 88, 127 Ulmer, Andrea — 111 Unger, Henry — 147 Upchurch, Chip — 87, 89, 121 Utsey, Madison —86, 127 Utsey, Skip — 18, 30. 86. 121 Utsey, Robert — 130 vwwwwwwwwvvw Valentine, Angie — 32, 133 Valentine, Charlotte — 149 Varn, Billy — 32, 127 Varmadoe, Kenneth — 145 Varnadoe, Chet —133 wwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww Walker, Bernard — 33, 133 Walker, James — 130 Walker, Joy -— 143 Walker. Kathy — 124 Walker, Gary — 149 Walters, Lisa — 90, 124 Ware, Sallie — 127 Warren, Emily — 145 Warren, Eric Scott — 147 Warren, Keith — 136 Warren, Marc — 141 Warren, Michael — 143 Warren, Randy — 86, 133 Warren, Paulette — 130 Warren, Sandy — 26, 44, 87, 89, 121 Warren, Traci — 141 Watson, Jack — 40, 41, 42. 44, 86, 111 Watson, Sissy — 130 Werntz, Caroline — 139 Werntz, Edward Camden — 147 Westbury, Tom — 42, 86. 112 White. Cynthia — 44, 87. 124, 151 White, Suzanne — 88. 133 Williams, Bubba — 136 Williams. Bud — 141 Williams, Ginger — 124 Williams, Landis — 149 Williams. Lisa — 32. 33. 88. 90. 124 Williams, Shari — 147 Williamson. Barbara — 112 Willis. Ned — 136 Wilson, Beth — 88. 90. 124 Wilson, Donna — 136 Wilson, Ricky — 141 Wilson, Toni — 145 Wimberley. Ann — 26, 44, 89. 121 Witsell, Debbie — 89, 121 Wood. Richie — 139 Wood, Tammy — 32, 130 Woodard, David — 29, 30. 121 Woodard. Michelle Lee — 149 YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY Young, Karen — 133 Young. Kenny — 29, 112, 150 Young, Kevin — 141 Young. Rob — 136 Young. Tandy — 88, 130 zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz 188 Index : K- f ■-. ■ -f • ■■ i . Yt- tA K .AMSIE ajmill-potts «i. lRCf u. ,, su,„„, sfsweffi °8 cWEN Oirac ov™ •__— 1:30-3:30-5:30-7:30-9:30 J 1 PHONl 47 5S7S FOX TWII% |R] __ OAI LIT KBUARf G — General Audiences. All ages admitted. PG — Parental Guidance Suggest- ed. Some material may not be suita- ble for children. E — Restricted — Under 17 re- quire accompanying parent or adult guardian. X or Adults Only — No one under 1:40 3:45 5:50 7:55 10:00 HENRy FONDA EILEEN BRENNAN JOWNBYNER HPFW 7.An CUAIlff AT rki in PlNLl nVtA Cine � ai { Hwr w Hivm av'T V. � ( I FOX-THfV 'lAURA.MARS jg PETER FONDA JERRY REED •—-GZ5 —- G — Genera Aud ences. Ai ages} admitted. PG — Parental Guidance Suggest-1 ed. Some material may not be suita-1 ble for children. 1 i — Restricted - Ifader 17 re- quire accompanying parent or adult guardian. 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