Joseph Kershaw Academy - Epaulet Yearbook (Camden, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1984 volume:

Making It Click Epaulet 1984 Joseph Kershaw- Springdale Schools 50 Springdale Drive Camden, SC 29020 We’re Clicking In '84 JKS Springdale was clicking, making this year a truly outstanding one. Faculty and students alike worked hard to develop a positive atmosphere. Though exposed to an excessive amount of knowledge, our school managed to stop action and zoom in on instamatic fun. Even though the year went by like a blur, we take with us many highlights and reflections of 1984, a year in the spotlight. 2 3 4 Fran Dedication In keeping with tradition, the 1984 Epaulet Staff has chosen one member of the facul- ty who has gone beyond the call of duty and has willingly devoted much time, pa- tience, and energy to the development of the first Montessori program in the Cam- den area. Because of her generosity, sin- cerity. and devotion we lovingly dedicate the 1984 Epaulet to Mrs. Sherry Sweet. I fr - m 7 8 Holiday Highlights School holidays and activities started with a bang as the entire school participated in our annual Halloween carnival and pumpkin carving contest. The carnival, a tradition, included everything from the Senior spook house to bobbing for apples. Teachers and students alike came to school disguised as ghosts and goblins. As a more serious holiday approached, JKS Springdale took a more serious side. Thanks to the unselfish attitude of our student body, one family’s Thanksgiving was a brighter one. After singing warm, cherished hymns, the Seniors donated a turkey; and the rest of the school, various canned goods to a needy family. Through a genuine celebration of the heart our school was brought together in joy. 9 Christmas Images 1983 This year our school continued the tradition of the Christmas pagent under the watchful eyes of Gloria Martineau and Lansing Brewer. The Montessori and middle school provided music and singing for the program while the Seniors and other high school students protrayed the Nativity. After the program a reception given by the PTO was enjoyed by all. 10 11 Daily Process Nestled ’mid the pine trees,— neath a sky of blue ...” lies the apparently serene campus of JKS Springdale. However life here is seldom serene. Students arrive; laughter is heard; a bell rings; it is the beginning of a new day—a day filled with rushing and cramming and testing. One cannot pass by without feeling the warmth of friendship and the love within the walls of Joseph Kershaw-Springdale School. 12 13 Home Away From Home 1984 marks the first year for the new JKS Springdale dormitory. The move from the country residence to the present town residence was made in August. Housing students from various parts of the U.S. allows for a broad range of interests. In spite of this diversity, the students have united and made dorm life a successful experience for everyone. 14 15 16 Lee Peirson New Exposures This year JKS Springdale was blessed (?) with the addition of seven mid-year arrivals. The students range greatly in age and background. Though they arrived late in the year they have become an integral part of our ever-increasing student body. 17 18 Reflections This year JKS Springdale participated in a vast number of extra-curricular activities. Each student enthusiastically joined together not only to enjoy themselves but to learn something in the process. One favorite program was the Get Smart Program, consisting of reformed C.C.I. prisoners. Other popular events were the Veteran’s Day Assembly and the annual JKS Horse Show. 19 Stop Action For the first time, soccer at JKS- Springdale stretched from early September until mid January. With a schedule that included many tough opponents, the Generals worked hard and competed well. Led all season by Senior Philip Reams and Junior Joe Conder, greatly. With key defenders Randy Ash, Jeff Thompson, and Scoreboard JKSS 8 Gaffney Day 1 JKSS 2 Darlington 3 JKSS 1 Cambridge 5 JKSS 3 Daffney Day 2 JKSS 0 Darlington 1 JKSS 0 Brandon Hall 1 JKSS 1 Catawba 8 goalie Bryan Young, the defense also proved formidable. The highlight of the season included three matches against cross-town rival Lugoff-Elgin. All matches went into overtime and some ended with dramatic shootouts. All players showed a lot of enthusiasm and were greatly improved over last year’s team. JKSS 2 Lugoff-Elgin 5 JKSS 4 Lugoff-Elgin 5 JKSS 5 Lugoff-Elgin 4 JKSS 2 Hammond 8 JKSS 3 Thomas Sumter 6 JKSS 2 Lugoff-Elgin 7 JKSS 2 Hammond 7 Go for it, Philip! 1 Tony swiftly protects the ball from the opposing team. Fighting hard for our team. Bryan prevents the other team from scoring. 20 Back row: Bryan Young. Javier Guerra. Thomas Faulds, Philip Reames. Alan Levitz, Bo Edens. Randy Ash—Front row: Vicki Wagner. Frank Booi. Todd Richbourg. Robbie Cava- lear. Jeff Thompson. Tim Schannon—Not pictured: Bill Vayda. Tony Hayes. Joe Conder, Mike Hill. Betsy Burton (coach). Joe and Tony keep control of the ball, resulting in a goal. 21 Scoreboard Darlington Academy 65 JKS 45 Palmetto Baptist 48 JKS 66 Brookland Boy's Home 33 JKS 35 Palmetto Baptist 37 JKS 25 Camden Military JV 35 JKS 22 Camden Military 88 JKS 45 St. Jude’s 66 JKS 50 Sumter Christian 72 JKS 42 St. Jude's 68 JKS 52 Brookland Boy's Home 43 JKS 63 Darlington Academy 63 JKS 58 Camden Military JV 54 JKS 55 St. Jude's 69 JKS 58 Camden Military 63 JKS 47 i aft (Cllllfl Front row: Stephen Eddins, Wally Brown, Jeff Thompson, Patrick May. William Arthur, Back row: Rick Burton (coach). Mallory Miller, Randy Ash. Bryan Young. Philip Reames. Thomas Faulds. Tip off time!! 22 Aetion Shots Under the leadership of a new coach, Rick Burton, the Generals made great strides in improvement during the 1983-84 season. Led by two Seniors, Philip Reames at guard and Randy Ash at center, and rookie Wally Brown at point, their season record improved over last year’s to 6-9. The General's showed a great amount of hustle and determination against many formidable opponents. The highlight of the season was the student-faculty game with the faculty winning by 3 points in overtime. Philip fights for the ball—and proceeds to make a goal. 23 Student Council The 1984 Student Council has had a very busy year. The sponsor, Mr. Ruckman, has done a wonderful job in the organization of this group. They have been meeting on a weekly basis and have planned many fund raisers such as bake sales and car washes. The money raised probably will be put toward a spring prom dedicated to the Seniors. Hopefully these extremely talented individuals will have set an example for all the students. Members included—Kelly Webb, Janet Smith, Bobby Edmonds, Marie lllingsworth, Patti Rinert, Paul Rogers, Alan Levitz, and Randy Ash. 24 Junior Beta Club Members included—Frank Thompson, Amanda Sthal, and Chris Dixon. Senior Beta Club The Senior Beta Club, directed by Gloria Martineau, is a committee which involves students with a high scholastic average. They meet occassionally to discuss plans for activities and benefits for the school. The group has organized the decoration of the ‘‘all natural” Christmas tree and hopes to complete many new tasks in the future. Front row: Elizabeth Scott, Merri James, Alyssa Sthal. Back row: Tracey Thomas, Julie Anderson. Sharon Young. 25 Epaulet Staff The 1984 Epaulet Staff began work on the annual this summer by attending a yearbook workshop at Converse College and by braving the heat to sell ads. Then it was on to the year with layouts, copy, croppers, cameras, and deadlines—all of which were enough to make these budding journalists wonder why anyone invented the school yearbook. However, once the final result came in, they knew that the joy was greater than the pain in creating the best Epaulet ever. Front row: Randy Ash (photographer), 2nd row: Elizabeth Scott (co-editor). Merri James (copy editor), Alyssa Stahl. Cricket Thompson. Back row: Gloria Martineau (sponsor). Patti Reinert. Julie Anderson, Sharon Young (co-editor). Tracey Thomas. 26 29 The Developers Much time, effort, and concern have gone into making J.K.S.- Springdale click. Faculty members have worked hard to develop each student to his fullest potential. They are always available in a snap to meet the needs of the student academically as well as personally. The process is never an easy task, but with sincere dedication they have created perfect prints.” Beverly Anderson Edmund Ball Louise Barnhart Bonnie Bella Will Bennet Caroline Blair Bryan Blitch Susan Brimmer Betsy Burton Rick Burton Charlene Caid Darlene Cantey Robert Carlton 30 Lee Chapman Lee Child Alice Clark Robbie Cobb Gail Cooper Murray Craft MOTO MOT AVAIL Attf Caryn Feldman Dottie Fullerton Mike Gainey Diane Gaskins Louise Grant Nancy Harmon Wayne Holden 31 Patricia Reed William Ruckman Cookie Sprouse Darren Sweet Sherry Sweet Nancy Teddy Margaret Thomas Mary Thompson Thelma Warren Linda Webb Lynn Welborne Ella Wells Andrew Williams 33 Miniatures The Camden Montessori School is a program which strives to cultivate each child’s own natural desire to learn as he she explores information from the prepared environment. A sense of community and healthy self- concepts develop with interaction in this non- competitive atmosphere. Dana Anderson Edward Barr Abby Beard Stafani Beleos Taki Beleos Eric Belton Jim Biggins Gina Blackwell Joshua Branham Matthew Branham Amber Brant Ashley Brant Brittany Burroughs Hollie Butler 34 Ashley Ellis Brian Fullerton Franklin Gaines Stermque Geathers Katy Gleaton Y.M. Fleaton Leah Graham Daniel Gunter Jonatham Ham Michael Hartis Sam Hartis Christina Horton Rebecca Huddleston Oliver Iselin 35 David Leininger Jack Lostetter Russell McCaskill Franklin McCourry John McKenzie Will McKenzie Deas Markley Richard Markley Graham Marsh Jarret Martin Martin Martin Nicholas Miller Van Miller Brandon Mitchell Joseph Moore Keenan Moore Jackie Mosier Jenny Mowbray Jonathan Murphy 36 Rachael Murphy Christina Murray Jason Nelson Jeff Nichols Adair Oxley Ty Patterson Kate Peacock Brian Nettles Lance Price Witt Rabon Wesley Roberts Delaine Ross Bastian Schmidt Sean Skipper Priscilla Smith Sam Sprouse Ashley Trusdale James Willets Gregg Williams Jesse Warth 37 Special Effects Springdale School is a school for students ranging from elementary grade levels through high school who have specific learning disabilities. The staff all hold Masters degrees in education and all classes are on the self-contained format with class size usually limited to 8 pupils. Though reading and math are the usual main subject areas that are remediated at Springdale, the areas of language arts, social studies, spelling, science, writing and speech are also remediated where weaknesses occur. Any student who is on grade level in any subject area will receive regular class instruction(be mainstreamed) in that area at Joseph Kershaw School while also receiving remediation in weak areas at Springdale. Zettner Abbot William Arthur John Baumbach Brian Bass John Beaton Will Betchman Lief Bennett Steven Bluhm Frank Booi Wally Brown Kim Brandhoff Beth Coker Noelle Davis 38 Stephen Deierlein William Dunn Bo Edens Thomas Faulds Ian Feinburg Gregory Gregg Todd Hargrove Tim Henley Steven Hertz Curtis Hill Amil Horton 39 The main thrust of the Springdale program is to concentrate instruction in weak academic areas using special techniques and materials to help the student learn new strategies to more successfully compensate for whatever specific learning disability he she may have. The new abilities learned will enable the student to better make up missed subject matter and academic skills and more easily learn new skills on a higher level. Each student’s academic program is carefully geared to fit that student’s individual needs. Cindy Huber Mary Hudson Robert Igar Robin Kriegsman Randi liss Patrick May Greg McClelland Charles Mestre Beth Owens Shannon Potter Robert Randolph Todd Richbourg Patti Rodgers 40 Timothy Schannon Mary Scott Ross Staenr Yuri Stapelton Clant Thomas Jeff Thompson Michael Truesdale Bill Vayda Kevin Vincent Vicki Wagner Brian Walker Beth Whitman Bill Woodward 41 Primary Portraits The primary grades, first through fifth, have spent a great deal of this past year learning through both textbooks and personal experience. The children not only gained much valuable knowledge, but also many happy memories. The field trips have included visits to Historic Camden, the Columbia Musem, and the Planetarium. Many projects allowed the students to actually build and view Indian and Pilgrim villages and plantations. Despite their many antics, these special grades have worked together to create a lower student body in which each child is ... a unique individual . 1st Grade Issac Ball Andy Beckman Shawn Bryan Kelly Burroughs Sara Catherine Clyburn Dennis Fullerton Benjamin Gunter Stephen Kelly Richard Parker Elliot Schwartz Kelli West Nealy West Katie Winkel 2nd Grade Burwell Boykin Matthew Chidley Nicole Horton Ken Kelly 42 4th Grade Hamilton Boykin Johnny Buckley Doug Kirkland Quentin Watts Shannon Webb 5th Grade Chris Beckman Tina Fields Melody Hinson Mandy James Kirk Kirkland Kevin Miles Kelly Webb 43 6th Grade Chan Alexander Margaret Barnhart Patrick Gamble Robert Hayes Jon Mears Chris Rabon Janet Smith 7th grade Chris Dixon Ann Marie Illingworth Geoffrey Threat 8th grade William R. Clyburn Bobby Edmonds Michael Epperson Anna Josey Frank Thompson 9th grade Stephen Eddins 44 Intermediate Process Grades six through eleven have spent a dynamic year cramming a vast amount of knowledge into already tired minds. Yet, through all of their strenuous labors they managed to have a good time too. Noted for their great energy, these students have become a positive force in our school. They were also recognized as our local fashion experts, sporting everything from boots to designer jeans; and their venacular has become notorious with such popular expressions as'Man, you're a do-wrong!” Chris Gamble William Rodgers Amanda Stahl Bryan Young 10th grade Javier Guerra Keith Hodge Spencer McDonald Patti Reinert Paul Rogers Quent Rokusek Alyssa Stahl Tracey Thomas Cricket Thompson 11th grade Joe Conder Stephanie Lamphier Anonymous 45 Photo Finish Seniors All right, spread 'em boys! Seven unique individuals compose the 1984 Senior class, a group of students who are noted for their mischief as well as their earnestness. Despite their diversity, the nine brief months together have created a bond which is shared through the quarrels and jokes, laughter and tears. Seniors '84 may not be picture perfect,” but they are truly an original. It began one quiet morning ... 46 They never believed we would actually do it. Julie Anderson Although this is Julie's first year at JKS she has quickly become an integral part of the Senior class. At first glance she may seem quiet and shy, yet it is soon apparent that she is anything but. Julie has been a member of the Epaulet Staff and even though this is her first year, she has done a terrific job. Randy Ash Randy served faithfully this year as our '84 Epaulet Staff photo-editor. Since his arrival last year he has been widely noted for his interest in photography and computers. Randy, always ready to lend a hand, has repaired everything from typewriters to Christmas lights. For now Randy's plans include broadening his computer skills at technical school. 47 Merri James This being Merri’s thirteenth year at JKS, she one of the longest-time members of the Senior class. As the class' informant, she keeps everyone up to date on the local news. Although her job has kept her busy, Merri has managed to be involved in many activities and to remain a top student. Despite this busy schedule, she still finds time to watch Knot’s Landing”, her favorite show, and to listen to the Doc”. Alan Levitz A-L-A-N has been a special part of the Senior class. Upon his arrival last winter, the high school has been constantly entertained by his dry sense of humor and numerous tales of Miami. Alan enjoys a number of diverse interests ranging from skiing to computers. 48 Philip has been the Senior class' all- round-jock, excelling in both soccer and basketball. His friendly personality and witty remarks have made him a favorite of everyone. Having many interests, ranging from hunting to skiing, Philip has been a true asset to the class of '84. Elizabeth Scott Elizabeth is best known for her straight A average and sweet disposition. “Rockin Liz,” as her best friends affectionately call her, served as co-editor of this year's Epaulet. Although she appears to be quiet and serene, all of her classmates know the TRUE Elizabeth. 49 Sharon Young Having been here since kindergarten, Sharon is one of our “oldest students. She has been co-editor of the Epaulet as well as being involved in many other community activities. Sharon is famous for her well crafted hobby of talking and her amusing ancedotes have been source of lecture- relief”. Seniors prevail again! 50 John Thompson Sales Representative 6041 Garnersferry Rd. Columbia, S.C. 29020 776-2400 3M S —— 1202 Mill St. 432-7372 Camden, S.C. Nettle’s and Wood Photographers Complete Photographic Services Jimmy Wood Molly Nettles The New Camden Hardware 408 DeKalb St. Camden, S.C. 432-6424 —J SPORTS JUNCTI Sport’s Junction 1019 DeKalb St. Camden, S.C. 432-9554 51 (SEP� Better Things for Better Living May Plant...Camden, S.C. Carolina Coca-Cola Bottling Co. 821 South Broad St. 432-2662 Coke Is It! g s E ON Vic Rabon’s Exxon Complete Auto Service” 628 West DeKalb St. Camden, S.C. Phone 432-7166 s i, ■ i n Compliments of Dr. W.H. Moore, Jr. Optometrist 53 Insurance Work and Glass Installation Horton’s Body Shop 1019 W. DeKalb St. 432-7510 Painting and Body Repairs S { Robinson Hardware Dusty Bend 432-6512 ... - Clairis' Alteration Shop Lyttleton Office Park 423-1657 .. Bethel Book Center God Loves You Christian Books—Music Gifts—Church Supplies Monday-Friday Noon-6 Saturday 10-4 2604 N. Broad St. 432-0328 ......i a - - ii 54 Webb Concrete Company Lugoff 55 438-2515 Hotpoint Frigidaire AAA Appliance TV Sales and Service 2610 N. Broad St. Camden, S.C. 29020 Your hometown Audio Video Headquarters Phone—432-2804 ‘‘We're building an image Insurance ... Glass Installation Horton’s Body Shop Painting and Body Repairs 1019V2 W. DeKalb St. Camden, S.C. 29020 (803) 432-7510 Tim Horton, Owner Wal-Mart 2520 Broad St. Camden, S.C. Ph.—432-9064 ‘‘Lowest Everyday Prices Security Federal Savings and Loan Association P.O. Box 1167 Camden, S.C. 29020 432-6014 56 Carpet Galleries Hwy. 1 South Lugoff, S.C. Camden Gas Oil P.0. Box 610 Camden, S.C. 432-6106 Compliments of Dr. David W. Smith, Jr., D.D.S. 2602 N. Broad St. Camden, S.C. W.. ... Camden Mobile Homes 432-8352 Go Generals! E. Michael Sheheen Owner Richard Watson Manager 57 A Tradition of Excellent Food {«.«'••I fto M«MrlroM I to M.rrrll totol M 12 M.W� S«,ih 04 4� rtto Hr... k Experience The Difference' PKom ftM U� Capt. Dave's ockside- Restaurant Cable T.V. Cencom of South Carolina 432-1406 17 exciting Channels more movies! more sports! more news! more entertainment! ( ,- First National Bank P.O. Box 790 Camden, S.C. (ft Donald F. Dabney Insurance Agency, Inc. Auto—Home—Health—Life—Business 1005 G Lyttleton, St. Downtown Plaza Camden, S.C. 29020 Office 432-6646 Home 432-8040 Speaks Oil Company Distributor of Amoco Oil Company Products P.O. Box 68 Camden, S.C. 29020 Phone: 432-3501—2 59 Trophies Unlimited ‘‘Trophies for all Occasions” Located at Super Bowl Burndale Shopping Center David Peeples Harry O’Neale Camden, S.C. 432-8111 29020 Beard Oil Company 1000 Mill St. Camden, S.C. 29020 Elgin, S.C. 29045 438-1098 Golden Corral Steakhouse 125 DeKalb St. Camden, S.C. 29020 60 Real Estate .... Management Investment 803 432-9323 P 0 Drawer 338 Camden Si i-it.1 Carol'-ia 29020 803 438-9388 P 0 Box 11 Lugoff Sout.r Carolina 29078 Palmetto State Savings and Loan Camden, S.C. vv =ay 62 Tetterton Surveying Real Estate 1003 Church St. 432-6063 Member of Kershaw County Multiple Listing Service Sheddie Tetterton: Broker —Residential—Commercial— Investment Property Residential and Commercial Construction CAMDEri PARTS INC. Camden and Lugoff Auto Parts 1019 West DeKalb St. Camden, S.C. 29020 Home Furnishing Co. Interiors 1017 Broad St. 432-3428 Camden, S.C. 29020 Downtown Historical Camden Thomasville—Hickory Chair Simmons—La-Z-Boy Chair Quality Furniture At Discount Prices Century 21 DeLoach Markley 63 Compliments of Camden Personal Injury and Industrial Accident Clinic Dr. H.W. Hulteen Staff 1007 Church St. Camden, S.C. 29020 432-1478 Be What You Want, But Earn While Learning Part time employment, $6,000 Educational bonus or, $1500 Enlistment bonus PLUS State tuition assistance program, Two College Officer programs, Skill training Contact Your Local National Guard Armory Phone: 432-2616 or 393-0007 65 Financial Wizards Find A Way At C S Member FDIC —■ Congratulations Karesh’s 1050 Broad St. Camden, S.C. 29020 Congratulations Class Of 84 Wateree Textiles Lugoff — Lugoff Lumber Company —Lumber—Millwork— Building Materials Lugoff 438-2075 66 (jf, PEOR ES NADA Camden, S.C. 29020 y — Cavalear Corporation 5800 Monroe St. Sylvania, Ohio 43560 Frank’s Fine Meats Inc. 954 Normandy Dr. Miami Beach, Florida 33141 ■ Nettle’s Furniture Co. Home and Office Furnishings Carpet, TV, Appliances 938 South Broad St. Camden, S.C. 432-3151 Rentals—Sales Quality Since 1913 67 Congratulations and Best Wishes To Alan! Love, Mom, Dad, and Wendy Pediatric Associates, P.A. Dr. Thomas C. Joseph Dr. Theodore E. Kalutz 1111 Broad St. Camden, S.C. 432-1931 Congratulations To The Class Of 1984 Mr. Mrs. James B. Davis Hidden Hill Nursery Rt. 2 Box 121 Lugoff, S.C. 438-1121 Assorted shrubs for landscaping. Many varieties of azaleas in all colors. ‘‘Goody Plants” 69 Business Patrons A.B. White Oil Company 1505 Jefferson Davis Hwy. Camden, S.C. 29020 432-2033 Anonymous Dr. James C. Bishop 2718 Meddlebaug Dr. Columbia, S.C. 29204 Blackwell's Barber Shop Dusty Bend Camden, S.C. 29020 432-2239 Bobby Baker's Glass Service 1020 W. DeKalb St. Camden, S.C. 432-5525 Camden Floral Co. P.O. Box 505 Camden, S.C. 29020 432-2431 Kenneth W. Carson D.D.S., P.A. 2407 Broad St. Camden, S.C. 29020 432-4202 Craswell, Green, Cantey 1204 N. Broad St. Camden, S.C. 29020 432-1436 Deb's Outlet 1914 Jefferson Davis Hwy. Camden, S.C. 29020 432-7060 John K. DeLoach, Jr., Atty. P.O. Box 625 Camden, S.C. 29020 Doar-Glover Hardware Co. Inc. East DeKalb St. Camden, S.C. 29020 432-7009 Dubose Music 2608 N. Broad St. Camden, S.C. 29020 432-5954 Gate Station 308 Burndale Shopping Center Camden, S.C. 29020 432-9290 The Inn 1308-10 Broad St. Camden, S.C. 425-1806 Paul T. Joseph, D.D.S. David T. Joseph, D.D.S. 601 Monument Square Camden, S.C. 29020 432-7627 Leo’s Home of the Chicken Wing Hwy. 1 Lugoff, S.C. 29078 438-9229 Lugoff Discount Tire P.O. Box 61 Lugoff, S.C. 29078 432-1070 Dr. and Mrs. Lee Mays 1509 Lyttleton St. Camden, S.C. 29020 McLeod Co. Realtors 511 Rutledge St. Camden, S.C. 29020 432-3516 Nettles Cleaners 515 Rutledge St. Camden, S.C. 29020 432-4151 Parkview Motel and Restaurant U.S. Hsy. 1 and 601 Camden, S.C. 29020 432-7687 South Carolina National Bank Box 460 Camden, S.C. 29020 432-5113 Sportsman's Corner 2606 N. Broad St. Camden, S.C. 29020 432-5052 Elliott's Jewelers. Inc. 1040 Broad St. Camden, S.C. 29020 432-4018 Parent Patrons Anonymous Judy and Jack Kriegsman Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Robert Liss Mr. and Mrs. Bruce W. Beaton James E. Parker Mr. and Mrs. Marion J. Dixon Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Sprouse, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. R.W. Edens Dr. and Mrs. Edward L. Stahl, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Carl S. Hammond Tepper Family Mrs. Thomas Hodge Joyce H. Truesdale Bernard Horton Watts Family Mr. and Mrs. Barry Igar Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jones Lillian Whitman The 1984 Epaulet Staff would sincerely like to thank Gloria Martineau, Steve Karelitz, Molly Nettles, Dr. Mears, and Robert Carlton for their assistance in the publication of the Epaulet. 1 71 Parting Shot �