Keenan High School - Keenanscope Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1988 volume:

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Mr. Mesimore went to Knox Junior High where he received excellent grades which prompted his teachers to write comments such as David has been a pleasure to teach and David always does his best. After junior high school, Mr. Mesimore moved on to Boyden High School. In high school he maintained a 4.0 average and graduated with honors in June, 1966. As a reward for all his hard work in high school, Mr. Mesimore ' s parents bought him a Volkswagen bug . In September, 1966, Mr. Mesimore packed up his Volkswagen and set out for college. He attended Western Carolina University in Cullowhee, North Carolina. In college he majored in math and learned all the math facts he has been teaching his students at Keenan. His senior year he was a student teacher at Silva Weber High School. He graduated Magna Cum Laude from Western Carolina in 1970. After college Mr. Mesimore moved to Columbia, South Carolina where he entered the University on South Carolina to pursue his master ' s degree, which he received in 1971. In the fall of 1970, Mr. Mesimore began his teaching at W.J. Keenan High School. Over the years he has taught a variety of math courses with his main emphasis now on upper level math courses such as Algebra Ill Trigonometry and Calculus. Mr. Mesimore was involved in coaching football and track during his early years at Keenan. He took over as Athletic Director in 1979 and has held that position ever since. He has been the sponsor of the Block K Club for a number of years and a class sponsor for the past four years. Although Mr. Mesimore spends a lot of time at Keenan, he is also very involved in his church. He attends Trinity Lutheran Church where he has served as the President of the Congregation and has been the chairperson of the Educational Ministry Committee. He has also been the Sunday School Superintendent. He is presently a Lector, a Lay Reader in the congregation and has been a Youth Advisor for three years. Pastor McLaniel of Trinity Lutheran Church says David is very dependable, reliable and he always does an outstanding job in all his endeavors. He is respected by both youths and adults at his church. Thank you Mr. Mesimore for all the long hours you put in to help the coaches, athletes, and everyone else you come in contact with. Keep up the good work and congratulations on this well deserved honor. We love you! • ' p $ - k ' - JHHK V i — J BB MR. DAVID FRANKLIN MESIMORE There comes a time in life when change is necessary, when the old must be replaced by the new. It is with this thought in mind that this year ' s yearbook theme — Changing Our Image — came to be . . In many ways Keenan High School proved itself to be a dynamic institution; changing its image in nearly every facet of academic, athletic, and student life. The year marked ordinary and extra ordinary events which shaped the future for all the students, faculty, and administration. For many students it was a year of goodbyes, as they stepped into the working world, and for many others it was a year of hellos, as they stepped into a different environment. The Raider Rubber Band performs a unique show in the stands. Four students get acquainted with each other at the beginning of school. During the morning, students rush to class to get a quality education. cmmm Student Body Vice-President, Anthony Jones says a good ctieer over the P.A. system. OUR IMAG KEENAN HIGH In 1960, there was a small forest where W.J. Keenan High School now stands. Rumor has it that two youngsters accidentally set fire to the forest, clearing a very large area of land. Someone suggested building a school on this newly cleared land, and W.J. Keenan Junior High School was thereby conceived. Its doors were opened in 1963, joining Cray ton Junior High School as a feeder school to A.C. Flora High School. At the time, W.J. Keenan was the most modern school building in South Caroli- na. It consisted of the office area, health room and the mechanical drawing room. It has the distinction of being the first air-conditioned school in South Carolina! In 1969, the gymnasium, shop, and 300 building classrooms were added. Also, this was the last year Keenan was to remain a junior high school. The 1970-71 school year saw Keenan become the area ' s ninth high school and the first completely integrated school. Keenan High received students from A.C. Flora and C.A. Johnson High Schools through the enactment of the new zoning boundaries brought about by the desegregation of Richland County School District One. Keenan was built to educate about 900 pupils, but it opened as a high school in 1970 with grades nine, ten, and eleven, comprising a student body of 1200 students! Every teacher was overloaded, and space became a real problem. Ten portable classrooms were brought in, and classes were held in the gym until spare rooms could be found. A comprehensive high school was established in the fall of 1971 with grades of nine, ten, eleven, and twelve. Keenan ended this first year with an enrollment of approximately 1450 students. Other additions were completed in the spring of 1973. Added were the athletic complex, band department, teacher ' s cafeteria and lounge, 500 building class- rooms and media center, business education and graphic-communications wing. The old library became what is now the main office and guidance complex with the student affairs moving into the old office area. Since Keenan was now a high school, a new mascot was chosen — Raider. Blue and Gold were selected as the school ' s colors. Improvements of Physical facilities continued. A new, fully lighted student park- ing lot, bus parking lot, three athletic fields, baseball diamond, three tennis courts, and outside basketball courts were completed in 1973. W.J. Keenan received membership in the Southern Association of Schools and Colleges and was reevaluated by this association in the spring of 1978, again receiving full privileges and scholastic recognition. Keenan is also a member of the South Carolina High School League ' s AAA Athletic Conference. 10 YEARS OF SaCCESSII During the summer of 1976, extensive remodeling made important changes in the home economics, food careers, office occupations, distributive education, fashion merchandising, art. graphics, and industrial arts teaching areas. These changes greatly enhanced the instructional processes within these classrooms; both students and teachers benefited from better utilization of space and facilities. Renovations on four science lecture and lab areas and two social studies class- rooms began during the 1982-83 school year and were completed at a cost of over $300,000. Construction on the new 500 seat theatre began in June. 1982. and was ready for student, community, and district use in November. 1983. Keenan is proud of its new theatre and looks forward to the many educational and cultural events it will help bring to our community. The Board of Commissioners and Superintendent. Dr. Gordon McAndrew. are to be thanked for the guidance and assistance they gave to making the Keenan Theatre a reality. William J. Keenan. for whom the school is named, served on the Columbia Public School Board from 1934 until 1959. A native of Columbia. Mr. Keenan was Chairman of the Board of Keenan Oil Company. His portrait hangs in the Theatre forever. Keenan is a thriving school with a comprehensive curriculum and an expected enrollment for 1988-89 of approximately 1400 students. It has come a long way in 27 years from the little patch of forest off Pine Belt Road! Keenan has grown and changed as its needs have grown and changed. ALMA MATER Keenan High, we do adore thee. Ever would we praise they name. Fill our lives with zeal and courage As we live from day to day. Guardian of our halls of learning. Blessed mother of the free. Teach us how to love each other As we seek and learn to be. Hail to thee, dear Alma Mater. Guardian of the right we adore. Love and truth and sacred honor. Lead our paths from shore to shore. Hail to thee, our own dear Keenan, May your praises wave on high. We ' ll come back to you. dear Keenan, From thy walls we will ne ' er depart. Tune: Hyfrodol Words: Gloria Westmoreland and Pearl McCleese School Colors: Blue and Gold Mascot: Raider « V ' fiih. ' n vl n L WHAT ' S IT LIKE TO BE A SENIOR! What does being a senior really mean? To some it means more responsibility, priviledges, and prestige over underclassmen. And to others it means only one more year of homework, classes, and receiving diplomas. But to all it means setting higher goals, applying to colleges, and the feeling of becoming an adult. We interviewed some seniors and here are a few responses: Being a senior to me means the fulfillment of my goals that are important to me. It means maturity in a sense, because I ' ve lost most of the childishness I had in my younger years. It also means growth. Being a senior is something to be proud of; it is a goal worth fulfilling. — NICOLE SMITH To be called a senior makes one feel more mature. As a senior you must accept the responsibilities given to you. You should help others. I personally like being looked up to. It may be hard to be a role model but, I ' ll overcome. Overall it is a fulfilling experience to remember for all times. — DEXTER MARCUS PRIMUS Being a senior is more than just being called a senior. Being a senior is a very meaningful experience. You must act like a senior; have pride and self-esteem. Along with being a senior comes responsibility. You must learn how to accept those responsibilities and go on with your life. — SHANAl CHRISTOPHER It means that I only have 138 more days left in high school. But seriously, it means that I have prestige and priority over the underclassmen. Now, I am beginning to really look forward to college life! Although, the work is harder in the 12th grade, I ' m just loving every minute of it!!!!!!!! — JACQUELINE MURRY 14 The Great ' 88. dominate! Can You Name These Three Stooges? Mary, Joe, and Shirley 15 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Secretary — Twanda Martin Treasurer — Aquinetta Brown Advisor — Mr. D. Mesimore 16 SENIORS: ' TRIENDS FOREVER! Melissa Adkins Bernardra Alexander Glenda Alexander Yolanda Alexander Omega Alston fyjhm La Tony a Anderson Simira Anderson Michelle Asmond Kecia Bates Troy Belton Pamela Bess Michelle Bethel Deborah Bibbs Jennifer Boles Terrie Bookert Aquinetta Brown Jackie Brown Most Likely To Succeed: Rosalind Cole and Todd Rutherford Most Dependable: Twanda Martin and Thomas Moody Stacy Buckson Lisa Buggs 18 James Burgess Glenn Burton rvr Demetria Campbell Bernadine Cannon Best All Around: Talmajia Martin and Hank Young Most Attractive: Kenya Gallion and Tyron McFarlan Maya Carter Darrick Cartledge 19 Brian Chapman Toni Cheeks Shanai Christopher Vanessa Cills Kim Clark Shatonya Cobbs Leotis Coker Rosalind Cole Frances Cook Veronica Cook Arneatha Davis Valaunqua Day Clarence Dixon Chelsey Dollison Chryl Dorsey Roniecia Dozier Bejamin Draheford Randy Dukes Laurie Eichelberger Tara Eichellberger 20 Michelle Evans Yolanda Farley Roderick Fludd Tisha Ford Bridgett Frost James Furtick Stanley Gallman Kenya Gallion Michael Gilbert Benjamin Gilmore Charles Gilmore Keisha Gilmore Darlene Goodwin Darrell Goodwin Michael Goodwin Tiffany Green Celeste Hall Lenora Gammonds Torey Hammond Audrey Harrington 21 Most Talented: Shanai Christopher and Ron Westray Carlos Haynes Eldridge Herrin Most Courteous: Stacey Hollins and Roniecia Dozier Kimberly Issac Anastacia Ishmal 22 John Jacobs Alanna Johnson Most School Spirit: Sharon Solone and James Williams Natasha Johnson Anthony Jones Most Popular: Marshawn Kelly and Carlos Walker 23 David Jones Karen Jones Kelvin Jones Kerry Jones Most Friendliest: Toni Morgan and Brian Chapman Octavia Jones Tyrone Jones Yolanda Jones Tyrone Jordan Most Humorous: Vanessa Cills and Donthan Wells 24 Least Talkative: Michael McKinney and Jacqualine Murry Al Kolb Michael Lewis Class Couple: Celeste Hall and Rolando Thompson Steven Martin Talmahjia Martin 25 Vincent McClinton Tela McCloud Most Likely To Have An Alibi: Calvin Hall and Karen Solone Sandra McDuffie Tyron McFarlan Most Talkative: Vincent Stevenson and Kiki Little 26 Besl Dressed: ShauTai McMillian and Aaron Thomas 27 Antoine Mitchell Kerry Montgomery Kevin Montgomery Thomas Moody Toni Morgan Reginald Moser Jacqueline Murry Ronald nelson Kimberly Nesbitt Lisa Nipson Cassandra tiunn Scott Outen Angela Page fSorine Palmer Marcus Primus Clarence Quattlebaum Lisa Quattlebaum Eric Quzack Chris Reese Sharon Reese 28 Rodney Shell Kemolet Sims Michelle Sinkler Delendo Smalls Bridget Smith Nichole Smith Volon Smith Terry Snipes Karen Solone Sharon Solone 29 Vincent Stevenson Evelyn Stewart Sfiortest: Stacey Hollins and Bridget Frost Tallest: Lisa Nipson and James Jones Brandi Stacker Sharon Sutton Natalie Suber Vancie Sutton 30 Most Athletic: Laurie Eichellberger and Bobby Reeves Aaron Ttiomas Raquel Thompson Most Studious: Sheryl McClerkin and Garry Woods Daphne Tillman Charles Tolliver 31 Sandra Vann Hal Volin Hashim Waajid Anita Wages Valencia Washington Tracey Washington Amanda Waymyers Samuel Weddington Tracy Werd Shanna Whitener Rhonda Wiggins J.T. 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K££NM mn m oouinif Ketufo, N. G Mo i JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Advisor — Mr. L. Calhoun Treasurer — Twanda Starks Secretary — Wanda Jordan 34 Edward Able Bridget Adams Michelle Alston Lateacha Anderson Dexter Ash ford Seiko Aytch Kristie Baker Pasca Bates Santina Beckwith Chandra Bell Nicole Bethel Dionne Blakeney Vanessa Blanding Nayenday Blount Henry T. Breeland Byron Brennen Mary Briggs Virgil Briggs Charles Brooks Barbara Brown Jamie Brown Lydia Brown Reggie Brown Rodney T. Brown Rudolph Brown Jr. Mark Burnett Brian Butler Miyoshi Caldwell Alexis Carson Curtis Carter Romico Caughman Jolie Chandler Victor Chatman Titus R. Chattman Patricia Christian Christopher Cole M. Kenny C. Coleman Salesia Cook Monica Corbitt Lisa Craig Tracy Creech Lavette Currie Rosalind Darby Bobby Davis Cedric Davis Latonia Davis Shawn Davis Tara Davis Rosalyn Dawkins Antoinette Dickson Charles Dixon Dena Dixon Gregory Draft Cynthia Durant S terling Dye Paris Eley Jervase Epps Willie J. Fanning Kelly Faulkes Casandra Fogg Horace Foulks Ross Fredlandra 35 LoAnda M. Free Anthony Frost Deborah Gantt Dana Garrett Sandy Gates Tiffany Gilliam Torey Given Tiffani Glymph Greg Gaines Tyra Goines Shirley Grate Andre Green Kathy Green James Griffin Karsem Griffin Geraldo Grubbs Bernard Guinyard Shannon Hammonds Dawn Hampton Russell Hampton Yolando L. Hampton Randall Hankins Conswello Hardy fori Harkness Jennifer G. Harper RoMonia E. Harrison Tairra Harrison Wendy Harrison Joyce Hart Keith Hart Jennifer Harvey Robert Harvin Chris Hayes Mario Henry Jonette Hopkins 36 Yolanda Hudson Clinton Hughes Terri Hunter Natasha Irvin Eric Isaac Angela V. Jackson Ben Jackson Marlon Jackson Vicki Jackson Deidra Jacobs Byron James Sandy Jennings Crystal Johnson Joanne Johnson Angela Jones William Jones Wanda Jordan Allan C. Keitt Kim Kelly Faythe Kennedy Tevera Kinard Detra Koon Sony a Law Maury LeBlanc Carl Lewis La sent a Lewis Rodney Lewis Donald H. Logan Jr. 37 Antonio Mackey Sonia Manning Tresha Manning Carlton Martin Yolanda Martin Clevaland Matttiews Dailyn Mayers Macl ie McClam Terrence McClary Stacie McCoy Terri McDonald Sonya Mcintosh Lenore McKenzie Karia McLawtiorn Sfierreese McQueen Steptianie Means Pamela Middleton Kevin Miles Adrienne Miller LaTonya Miller Chris Mitchell Tia Mitchell Toni V. Montgomery Julian Morris Veronica Z. Moss Pasca Moton Robbie L. Mouzon Erica Murles James Myers III Charles Neal James Newton Chris Out en Reynaldo Pearson Stephanie Peeples Michelle Perry 38 Terrence Perry Rachmawati Pinkney Trade Plair Chanda Preacher Temples Price Patrick Quattlebaum Zelice S. Rhoden Tar a Rice Tyrorte Richmond Deborah Riley Antonio Roberson Kelvin Robertson Darvin Robinson Robin Robinson Donald Rogers Lin wood Rogers Calandra Ruffin Henry Satterwhite Aaron Scott Aderial Scott Barshell Scott Michael Scott Terence Scott Rhonda Shipman Tarja Shuler Demetrius Sikes Shon Singleton Mark M. Smith 39 Robert Smith Ruddy Solomon Stuart Spells Sherri Sports Veronica Stalworth Twanna Starks La Verne Steadman William W. Step James W. Strother Jeannie Suite Gene Sulton Sharon Sutton Donna Taylor Mario Taylor Brian D. Thomas Monica Thomas Angela Thompson Ricky Thompson Rhonda Tucker Vernon Tucker Indira Tyler Tyrone Tyler Antonio Vereen Kareem Waajid Rashid Waajid Lonnie Ward Andrion Washington Cheryl Washington Marc Washington Vancito Watkins Maurice Watson Carlos Webb Leigh White Sherrell White Michael Wideman Theondra Wiggins Alexandra Wiggs Anthony Williams Davette Williams Karen Williams Richard Williams Shandra Williams Tawana Williams Willease Williams Woodrow Williams Russell Wise Chris Wood Aaron Wright Carlos Wright Kevin Wright Tracey Wright Gwen Zimmerman 40 41 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Secretary — Missy Weldon Treasurer — Keisha Mouzon Advisor — Mrs. Magrum 42 Arlisa A. Adams Sandariet Addison Shaun Addison Wade Albright Sheila Alston Cheryl Archie Jamila Armstrong Tomeiko Ashford David E. Asmond Monica Bailey Aletta Barnes Susan Battle Erica L. Benjamin Octavia Berry Natasha Best Ann E. Bingham Stephanie Blackette Ales Blackneh Precious Bookman Andre Bovain Silvester Bowman Stephanie Branon Tamara Briggs Tara Briggs Tammy Brooks Charles Broome Anjanetta Brown Michael Brown Omar Brown Tamyka Brown Broderick Brunsol Thomas Buckson Troy Cannon Theodore Cayruth Dontriese Cills 43 Tshambi Chapman Melanie H. Clarkson Clarence Collins Raymond Collins Lashon Cornelius Yolanda Cornelius Shetikka Cosby Jermaine Cousins Sabrina Covington Demetra Craig Denise Cunningham Susan Cunningham Alton Davis Cedric Davis Daryl K. Davis LaToya Davis Curtis Dawkins Kim Dawkins Anissa Doctor Kimberly Draft Emmett Eddy Sandra English Brldgette Etheridge Kenneth Evans Tanya Farley Jeremy Felder Rawlinson Frand Michael Frazier Marcia Free James Gaffney Travis Garrett Damina Geiger Cedric Gibson Katrecia Gibson Leslie Glenn Tomeeka Glover William Gossehe Molic Grant Stephen Grant Thelma Cullman Lachonne Hackett Michael L. Hall 44 Tara Hankins S. Trina Hankins Theresa Hardy Pamela Harris Cedric Hart Donadrian Hart Kalitha Head Lula V. Hill Andre E. Hingleton Nicole Holman Ymeki Hopkins Danielle Hudson Shannon Hunter Tabitha Isaac Darren Iszard Kim Jackson Sherry James Charles Jeff coat Monica Jenkins Anita Johnson Dave Johnson Dwight L. Johnson Jackie Johnson Jerome Johnson Kimberly C. Johnson Ron Johnson Tonya Johnson Windy Johnson Alex Jones Dionnedra Jones Shirlene Keitt Walter Keller Michael Kelly Sean Kennedy Puala Landy Alton Lane 45 Daphne Lang David Lawrence Jennifer Lemox Damon Lewis Gladys Lewis Lamar Lewis Micfielle Lewis Kishon Leysath Kamechiche Little Lamont Loyd Stacie Luckey Melissa Mack Earl J. Marstiall Charles McClekan Renita McFarlon Radiah McLean Marco McLendon Angelette McMartin Jaquetta Meyers John Mitchem Briann Mixon Bridgett Mixon Michael Moore Sheila Moore Tammy Moore Ann Morris Christopher Morris Christopher Morris Nykesha Mouzon Tonya Murphy Stephanie Myers Tanya Nesbit LaMar O ' Neal Tony O ' Neal Toby Osborne Ricky Pagan 46 Melissa V. Palmer Keisha Peay Kevin Peay Shaune Perry Tuesday Perry Monica Picharchon Cedric Randolph Dedrick Randolph Frank Rawlinson Deirdre Ray ford Preshious Rearden Kareen Reed Michael B. Richardson Trirta Richardson Mark Roberson Antonio Roberts Antonio Robertson Mark Robinson Stacey Rogers Stephanie Rogers Rooney Rogers Nicole Ross Sean Ross Meshune Ruff Quinsanetta Ruffin Cheryl Scales ISkechi Scott Tracy Scott Dewayne Seals Layodia Sewell Nathaniel Simmons SherVonne Simmons Marion Sims Tonya Shealy John Shuler Natasha Smith Richard Smith Roger Smith Tamara Smith Tedra Smith Lisa Snipes Monica Snipes 47 Alfrica Spain Kimberly Speaks Anthony Stroman Ken Stuckey Shambia Suber Dwayne Taylor Sherr Thomas LaTonya Thompson Lonetta Thompson Curtis Tillman Solomon Tucker Felicia Turnipseed Edward Veal Woodrow Ward Joel Washington Lee Washington Ryan Washington Daryl Watkins Stamarian Watts Foressa M. Weaver Antonio Weeks Millicent Weldon Cedric Williams Kelvin Williams Nikiki Williams Chris Wilson Katrina L. Wilson Nicole Wood Trade Woodard Jackie Wright Tammy Wright Toben T. Wright 48 mW. YOU ' RE OI l CANDID CAMERA Close your mouth, before the flies go in! 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Hello Earthlings. ri,A. = narcotics Anonymous. 49 FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS President — Micheal Bryant !| K ' I Vice President — Aubrey Price Advisor — Mrs. Chatman (Not Pictured) Treasurer — Vanessa Kelly Secretary — Tangle Able 50 r 1 i Tangle Able Carmen Adams Jeffrey Alford Tarrik Armstrong Samaria Ash ford Katrin Amslenson Barbara Ballard Merrie Barber Kevin Barr Lekisha Bates Shirley Bates Stevenson Bates Janice Battee Tori Beard Shenese Bell Derrick Benjamin Terrence Benjamin Kelshia Benn Lisa Belnca Glorlnda Blackwell John Blackwell Janice Blanding David Blanks Dedrick Balden Paris Bolden Angela Bblten Pam Bowen Natalie Bowers Laura Boyd Tabitha Boyd Anna Boykin Sheila Bracey Don Brooks Anthony Brown Flintchel Brown Paula Brynson Carlton Bryant Michael Bryant Anthony Buchanon Clifton Burgess Catherine Cacho Verhonda Calllste Roland Camps Bryant Carlos Cassandra Chambers Tiffony Chapman Tia Chavis Fred Chitty Keisha Clinkscale Craig Cllsby Angela Clyburn Patti Cole Donielle Collins Vickie Corbett Johnnie Crumpton Willie Cunningham Kimberly Currle Stephanie Curry Sylvia Daniels Kaetrena Davis Tera Davis Aubrey De nnis 51 Terence Dinkins Letistia Dowling James Dorier Larry Ducker Bryant Dukes Corey Edmond Antenette Elliot Deidre Ellis Anthony Etheredge Tammy Etheredge Dannie Evans Darrell Felder Hattie Felder Schitonya Fleming Cedric Ford Robert Francis Howard Frazier Bryan Gantt Gerald Garner Tabitha Garner Tonya Gilson Stacey Gladden Christopher Gladman Keith Glover Natasha Glover Terry Glover Carlos Glymph Melondy Gold Brian Gonzales Danny Gonzales Monica Grant Pheodra Grant Dajunda Green Theo Grier Derek Guess Albert Guinyard Von Hall Clives Hamilton Reco Hammond Alevia Hampton Andrea Hampton Jabar Hankins Carl Harris Marsha Harris Yolanda Harris Lisa Harrison Clarence Hassell Reginald Hayes Vernon Hayes Latarisha Heath Tyrone Heatley Demetrius Henderson Kevin Hickson Lamont Hill Torrey Hollis Denny Hooks Antonio Howard Eddie Hudson Tommie Hugee Zina Huper Veronica Hyster 52 Monique Isaac Stacy Isaac Timothy Isaac Erica Jackson Gwen Jackson Ray Jackson Dedric Jacobs Theresa Jacobs Virlius Jacobs Michelle Jamison Angle Jenkins Marion Jenkins Chico Johnson Eric Johnson Grady Johson Miyuki Johnson Patric Johnson Shawn Johnson Roster Jones Vudal Jones Miesha Jordan Trina Jordan LaDawn Kelley Vanessa Kelley Tiffany Kennedy Marie King Vincent King Lamont Lamk Dennis Law Tommy Law ton Aaron Leach Christi Lewis Marshell Livingston Charlette Livingston Waylan Long Latarsha Lorick Toshia Lowman Tamala Mackey Romie Martin Dairon Matthews Francy Maxwell Lisa Mayo Tamiko McCaskill Kisa McCloud Larry McDaniels Edward McDowell Terry McDuffie Awdrey McLeod Robert Medlin Russ Melvin Bookman Michael lionada Milleton Brian Millsapp Debbie Mincey Greg Minger Yolanda Mitchell Reggie Montgomery Jeff Moore Edwina Morris Lisa Morris Darius Moultrie Stephanie Newton Michael Oswald 53 Berrica Outen Shawn Owens Anthony Patterson Katrina Patterson Phyllis Patterson Kelvin Pearson Alexis Perry Sangetta Perry Thaman Pitts Aubrey Price Robert Prince Aaron Ponder Tyron Randolph Lisa Raw Is Edna Reese Lance Reese James Reese Prassia Robinson Ricky Robinson Tammy Robinson Tara Romey Shomari Rose Janet Ross Virgil Ruff Brian Sackson Kenya Savage Joye Scipio Chris Scott Dawn Scott Lorenzo Scott Samuel Sherman Helen Shuler Randy Simmons Jerel Sims Eric Smiling Boni Smith Timothy Smith Aunray Stanford Lamarr Sterns liathaniel Stevenson Tommy Stidom Alexandra Suber Danny Sulton Bridget Sumter Cory Sumter Jarroo Sumter Jamie Surkett David Sutton Katisha Swinton Chris Taylor Sharee Taylor Aaron Thomas Brandi Thomas James Thomas Yahet Thomas Ferris Threatt Todd Threatt Kevin Trapp O ' daye Tillman Joyce Tisdale Carolyn Tyler Sammie Tyler Fred Turner 54 Kino Veal Hope Walker George Ward Lennora Ward Crystal Washington Ebere Washington Johnnie Waters Jubril Wayed Lutricia Webster Deirdre Weeks Anthony Weston Rhonda Whitaker Gerrard White Tonya White Erica Wiggins Brian Wild Cherry Williams James Williams Keith Williams Kyra Williams Leslie Williamson Tina Williams Harvy Wilson Rudi Wilson Stacia Wilson Korbena Wingate Kwesi Wingate Katina Wise Randy Young Bill Cosby 55 ADMINISTRATION STAFF 56 GUIDANCE AND SECRETARIAL STAFF Mrs. Tyler Mrs. Flemming Mr. Thompson Mrs. Smoak Mrs. Lark Mrs. Weldon Mrs. Daniels Mrs. Fralick Ms. Watford 57 Dr. Eunice Adams English (Dept. Chairman) Alice Bales Instructional Aide Lyne Berley English Carrie Boyce Chorus Sally Burner Special Education Larry Calhoun Science Barbara Casey Library Aide Beverly Chapman Social Studies Marva Coates English Dorothy Davis English Catherine Davoll Social Studies Miriam Fisher Off. Occu. (Dept. Chair.) 58 Ralph Floyd Social Studies Gladys Goforth French Freddie Grace Strings Katherine Green Mathematics Patricia Hook Office Occupations Perry Hopper Social Studies Thomas Howell Social Studies William Jacobs Dri ver Education Rosa Johnson Instructional Aide Brenda Lewis Special Education Virginia Lovelace Home Economics Willie Lyies Band Vanderlyn McCloud Physical Education David Mesimore Mathematics Evelaner Marie Middleton English Shirley Morris Office Occupations Antonea Palmer Special Education Maxine Pearson Science Carolyn F. Ramsay Art Walter Richardson Physical Education DeVonne Risher Mathematics Mary Schellhammer f English Sylvia Shoemaker Soc. St. (Dept. Chair.) Inza Washington Mathematics 60 Paula Weinspach Science Brian Welch Social Science Barbara Weston English Belinda Williams Mathematics Juanita Wilson English 61 TEACHER OF THE YEAR Mrs. Lurena Cochran is W.J. Keenan ' s proud 1987-88 Teacher of the Year. She is dedicated and lil es to help students learn and grow. Mrs. Cochran is teacher of Marketing Education, Fashion Merchandising, Business Law, and Introduction to Business. She also has taught Typing and Accounting in the past. Mrs. Cochran has been the sponsor of the DECA Club since her arrival at Keenan. Mrs. Cochran ' s students gain a lot of knowledge through her class lectures and prearranged activities. She takes the time to make sure each student fully understands the lessons in her classes. Mrs. Cochran said, was surprised and very honored when I found out I would represent my co- workers. This award is once-in-a-lifetime. I feel it is a great responsibility and I must be aware of all that I do each day. She also went on to say that she enjoys working with young people and likes to see them mature into productive citizens. Mrs. Cochran enjoys reading books, working in her garden, playing cards, and performing church and civic work. She is the President of the Altrusa Club, Secretary of the Church Member Trustee Board, and is presently part of the Urban League Gill, a Support group of the Urban League. She also is a member of the Fidelity Club and her church choir. Mrs. Cochran is a person who loves to see young people grow and gain knowledge. She takes much enjoyment in working with people. She strongly believes in the Golden Rule: Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. Mrs. Cochtan has been at Keenan for many years and has been an inspiration to many of her past students. MRS. LGRENA COCHRAN 63 Keenan High has always been known for its spirit and participa- tion in its school related activities. This is especially true in all of the clubs, sports, and academics. Some students found them- selves staying after school for many hours working on projects, school-work, practices, games, and other activities. Also, most of the clubs sponsored some sort of sale or shows. These sales ranged from doughnuts to M and M ' s to talent shows. Sporting events were one of the biggest ways students showed their spirit besides pep rallies. Students from all grades came to the football games and other sports events to support the Raid- ers. At the Homecoming game, a couple of guys take ttieir time to show their Raider spirit. In the Class Pageant. Andress Carter models in front of the microphones. Dee Jones and her friends head for the cafeteria to present their food basket. HOMECOMING ' 87 HOMECOMI On the cold evening of October 16th, the raider football team hosted Aiken for the 1987 Homecoming. As the senior contes- tants were announced, the audience was captivated by each young lady. Everyone realized that all the girls were winners, but only one would become Miss Homecoming of 1987-88. A mo- ment of silence arose as the tension grew. Finally the moment everyone had been awaiting — Yvette Alexander was named first runner-up and Sharone Solone was crowned Miss Home- coming Queen. Homecoming 1987 turned out to be a special night for the attendants, and will always remain a memorable event. The 1987-88 Homecoming Contestants 68 YG ' 87 Sharon Solone is escorted by Vincent McClinton Maya Carter is escorted by Vancito Watkins Renee Martin is escorted by Descartes Reeves Celeste Hall is escorted by Rolando Thomp- son Yvette Alexander is escorted by Gerald McNair r Kenya Gallion is escorted by James Jones Karen Jones is escorted by Troy Belton Karen Solone is escorted by Ben Wright 69 If- 70 MISS SHARON SOLONE HOMECOMING RGNNER-GPS Ms. Yvette Alexander — 1st Runner-up Ms. Maya Carter — 2nd Runner-up Ms. Kenya Gallion — 3rd Runner-up Ms. Renee Martin — 4th Runner-up 71 MISS SENIOR Ms. Gia Rembert MISS JUNIOR Ms. Michelle Alston 72 MISS SOPHOMORE Ms. Dionnedra Jones MISS FRESHMEN Ms. Veronica Hyster 72 M ! . •m ' fSS ' KSS ' H i ' n P ii S fH ' ? All that dazzles and shines isn ' t gold ... in the case of the Mr. and Miss Keenan pageant, the dazzles and shines were gowns and tuxs. Sponsored by the senior class, the learning situation will be one the contestants will never forget. The theme for the 1987-88 pageant was We ' ve Only Just Begun , and that emulates the goals of all the people involved. Miss Andress Carter and Mr. Anthony Kennedy were named first runner-up, and Miss Monique McDowell and Mr. Ron Westray were crowned Mr. and Miss Keenan 1987-88. All involved were proud of the production. The contestants gained more self-confidence. The audience was entertained as beauty radiated Keenan. Mr. Keenan — Mr. Ronald Westray Miss Keenan — Miss Monique McDowell 74 7 5 57 Rti ' H ' nSI - ' P Miss Andress Carter Mr. Anthony Kennedy 75 WE ' VE GOT This is definately the look of the 80 ' s TTie many styles and looks that make up Keenan 76 THE LOOK From the Casual to tlie AvanteGuard look, Keenan still stands out. The KM-KEEPiAn MAN SENIORS HALL OF FAME For the first time seniors were elected by their teachers into the Senior Hail of Fame. But what is the Senior Hall of Fame? The Senior Hall of Fame is a chance for teachers to honor students the spirit of Keenan. The criteria ranged anywhere from being a consistent stu- dent to having an optimistic attitude. The list continues with the maturity of the student, the sense of responsibility the student. The class of 1988 is proud to present the following students as the first inductees into the Senior Hall of Fame. who they feel have strongly supported of the student and the school spirit of 78 Thank you for this prestigious award. I ' m thrilled to be one of the first and few inducted into the Senior Hall of Fame. This is an unforgetable moment and one that I will keep close to my heart. — Karen Jones I am honored to know that the W.J. Keenan staff members fee! that I am a loyal and worthy raider. I accept this honor with great pride. — Eric Quzack I would first like to thank the person who nominated me because he she felt I was wor - thy of the honor as a member of the Senior Hall of Fame. Then I would like to thank my parents for giving me the love, attention and guidance that helped me to develop a positive attitude. — Aquinetta Brown Being inducted into the Senior Hall of Fame is a great honor, and I appreciate those who thought I de- served this outstanding award. — Thomas Moody This is a very prestigious award. I am very honored to be named as one of the recipients. Its nice to know that at least one teacher has thought highly enough of me to consider me a worthy person. — Kenya Qallion Doing it together is the key word in an organization. Soap operas and homework were not the only two after-school options for students. Many clubs and members of clubs offered opportu- nities to exp and their horizons not available in the classroom. Some of these groups provided help to the community and the school. Others consisted of members with special interests. Although they varied in size and in purpose, each club was similar in that the members, officers, and sponsors combined efforts to provide fun and productive activities. Through their activities and service, they further continued the tradition of excellence in our school. Excuse me. are you there? Can you pick out the possessed persons? Tdered one of the mowHJ wrSrnfCTUMra all. Its responsibility Is to manufacture a yearbook by the end of the year. In order to do this, they have to meet deadlines and sell ads. The editors, Thomas Moody and Kenya Gallion, were able to complete the cover and the color pages by working with former advisor, Susan Bloodworth and 1987-88 advisor Juanita Wilson. They wouldn ' t have been able to complete these tasks without the help of all the members of each yearbook division. Through all the work, each staff member learned that the key ingredient to producing the Keenanscope was working together and getting along with one another. The Newspaper Staff The newspaper staff is dedicated to providing the students at W.J. Keenan High School with up-to-date news articles and keeping the students informed of previous and upcoming events. With hard work and dedication we will achieve our goals. One major goal is to publish approximately Five editions of the Sword Shield by lAay 1988. What ' s so funny? Love Disconnection! Mrs. Wilson is working overtime to meet a vei major deadline. The yeart)ool( staff is worldng 9 to 5. First Row: Reginna Thompson, Lisa Buggs, Keisha Gilmore, Rosalyn Dawkins, Monica Thomas, Antoine Mitchell, Laurie Eichelberger. Second Row: Antionette Dickson, Cynthia Durant, Anthony Kennedy. IHayenday Blount, Vanessa Cills, Tamara Smith, Thomas Moody, Tomeka Ashford, Kenya Gallion, Trina Richardson, Shanai Christopher, and Indira Tyler. First Row: Antoine Mitchell, Kenya Gallion, Thomas Moody, Antionette Dickson. Second Row: Reginna Thompson, LaVerne Steadman, Nayenday Blount, Tamara Smith, and David Smith. inspiring words Out future leaders TUDENT coanciLd Vx g, K i Student Council Monica Rivers, Donna Johnson. Tyrone Jones. Manique McDoweil, Todd Rutherford. Thomas Moody, Gerald McNair. Renee Martin, Tami Martin, Crystal Johnson, Karia McLawhorn. Byron James. Celeste Hall. Tony Jones, Carrie Jones. Maya Carter. Melissa Mack. Regina Thompson. Aquinetta Brown. Yvette Alexander. Monica Corbitt. Vanessa Cills. Oebra Kelly, Wanda Jordan, Rosiland Cole. Milticent Wetdon. Lavcrne Steadman. Erica Benjamin. Roniecia Dozier, Michelle Bethel, Sheryl McClerklin. Michelle Alston, Paris E ey.j Dana Garrett. Tiffani Clymph. ton ' Harkness. Natasha Irvin. Allen Keitt. and Michelle Alston, ■■- ' • Executive Council Top: ' Gerald Mctialr. Donna Johnson, Thomas Moody. Byron James, and Todd Rutherford. Bottom: Tami Martin, Tony Jones. Renee Martin. Monique McDowell, and Regina Thompson. fin ?aiij W8«% g at THE FUTURE OF TOMORROW Interact Club The Interact Club is an International action service club sponsored by tl,e Forest Acres Rotary Club. The main goal and P ' POseof the 2lito%mo,e services through pro ects that .ill benem the school and the community. The members ha.ebeen aclve byheip.ns lith Ed Op. Career, and teacher appreciation day. Through their achievements they have received awards over the years for help ,n the community and school. The John fli. Cooley Chapter of The national Honor Society The national Honor Society was established In 1921 to create an organization that would recognize and tester l f ' 2! JlTaTiZ ll wZe developing other characteristics essential to citizens In a democracy. Scholarships, character, service, and leadership a« .deals that remain relevant. The national Honor Society serves as an excellent training ground for the youth who will be the leaders of tomorrow. Serving on Another and the community Is equally important This aspect of citizenship is expressed in the motto of the National Honor Socety. Noblesse Oblige. The idea mat one has an obligation to use one ' s talents, skills, and knowledge for the betterment of others is the cornerstone of Society projects and activities. Keenan-s John M. Cooley Chapter of the National Honor Society engages in many activities wh,ch render services to others - collected money for the Muscular Dystrophy Association, wrapped Christmas gifts for the Ronald McDonald House, etc. This year the Society hopes to assist the Greater Columbia Literacy Council, and to colled money for the llkhland memorial Hospital Cancer Center in the name of the late Mrs. Charlotte LeOrand. a former teacher at Keenan High School. Block K The BlocK K Club is a club that all athletes can participate in. if they have lettered in a varsity sport In order ' ' f Pf « ' fj f ' athletes must go through an initiation. If a participant completes the tasks then he or she ,s a Block K member. The 1987-88 Club Officers are: President — Andress Carter V. President — Gerald McNalr Treasurer — Antione Mitchell Secretary — Sheryl McClerkin Parliamentarian — Sharon Solone The 1987-88 Interact Club OfFicers. Turn around son. let mommy tie your apron. 86 87 FRENCH CLUB French Club The purpose of Keenan ' s French Club is to enhance the practice of French and familiarize the members with the customs, civilization and culture of the Franco-phones: and to promote a great- er feeling of internationalism and toler- ance for other people whose language and culture are different to ours. The club also seeks to help perpetuate the goals and philosophy of our school. This year ' s club (Le Cercle Francais) consists of 60 interested members who are of French II or above caliber. Other than observing special holiday celebrations, projects include creating and implementing authenic articles, the cuisine, and other French activities; presentations by French natives, trave- logues, French plays, movies, field trips, etc. French Club: Mrs. Goforth, Ramona Harrison, Twanda Martin, Kim Nesbitt, Chelsey Dollison, Renee Martin, Monique McDowell, Sharon Reese, Karen Williams, Lisa Carder, Tara Davis, Rosiland Cole, Jacqueline Murray, Torey Givens, Margaret Stephenson, Keisha Reid, Celeste Hall, Dietra Koon, Melissa Palmer, Marion Sims, Melissa Adkins, Tiffany Gilliam, Brandon Gaffney, Antoine Mitchell, Caria McLaugh- orn, Maya Carter, Chandra Bell, Katrecia Gibson. Je ne sais pas! (I don ' t know.) The most common answer in regular French class. 88 SPANISH CLUB Spanish Club Mrs. Munn is the sponsor for the Span- ish Club. The requirement for the Span- ish club is that you must have at least one year of Spanish. Mrs. Munn is a new staff member and plans to do a great deal with the Spanish Club. PP Tammy Martin, Monica Rivers, Michelle Bethel, Quin Ruffin, Lori Harkness, Rosalyn Dawk ins. Daphne Tillman, Ronecia Dozier, Debra Bibbs, Laverne Steadman, Roderick Fludd, Brandon Gaffney, Antoinette Dickson, Todd Rutherford, Kendra Sims, Tara Rice not Pictured: Allan Keitt Vice President: Jonette Hopkins, President: Michelle Evans, Treasurer: Natasha Irvin, Vicki Jackson c Que es? (What is this?) 89 PEOPLE HELPING PEOPLE The media, office and guidance assistants play an important role in the administration of Keenan. The office assistants assist in clerical duties and student affairs. Guidance assistants help the counselors in their many tasks. The media assistants are librarians in training . They learn how to card many literary items and give aid to the librarian. Each assistant learn skills that will be beneficial to them in the fu- ture. Guidance Assistants: First Row — Left to Right: Aquinetta Brown, Gia Rembert, Angela Callatian. Micfielle Evans, and Monica Rivers. Second Row — Left to Rigtit: Hal Volin, nomas Moody, Terrence Scott, Roderick Fludd, Todd Ruttierford, and Dereck Brown. 90 i]l t Office Assistants: First Row — Vanessa Cills. Renee Martin, and Monique McDowell. Second Row — Celeste Hall and Monica Rivers. Media Assistants: First Row — Stacey Luckey and Tamara Smith. Second Row — Kerri Jones. 91 LEADERS OF TOMORROW CTBS BS P Several clubs offered to prepare students for their future while enjoying themselves and participating in fun activities. This club is FBLA. FBLA, Future Business Leaders of Ameri- ca, gave students an opportunity to learn about business practices, operations, and careers through programs and activities. Students currently enrolled in business courses and interest in business relations are currently a member of FBLA. FBLA members went to the state convention to compete in all areas of the business field with other high schools around the state. FBLA gives students a chance to learn responsibilities involved in the business world and you meet a lot of old and new friends. Typing is an art. that these students try to master. FBLA Row 1 Tracy Creech, Monica Rivers, Maya Carter, Michelle Asmond, Kim riesbitt, Lavern Steadman Row 2 Celeste Hall, Michelle Bethel, Kiesha Reid. Toni Morgan, Kiki Little, Charles Tolliver, Kevin Anderson, Leon Robinson, Anthony Kennedy, Damon Lewis 92 WE ' RE GOING PLACES Bus Drivers Pictured: Row 1 Amanda Waymers, Mil e Gilbert. Arneatha Davis. Vincent Stevenson Row 2 Calvin Hall, Lisa fiipson. Dexter Primus DECA Members Pictured: Row I Sharon Solone. Kerri Montgomery Row 2 Kim Kelly. Britt Smith 93 First Row: Mr. W.E. Lyies (Director), Denise Cunningham, Tara Hanl ins. Bonnie Tyler, Mr. Freddie Grace (Assistant Director) Second Row: Romico Caughman. Antoine Mitchell. John Harrington, Brandon McClary. Richard Roach, Antonio Roberson. Dailyn Mayers. Jason Roberts, Andre Green, Linwood Rogers, Michelle Lewis, Lacomus Chapman, Jamal Baker, Edna Reese Third Row: Michelle Alston, Ann Bingham, Daphne Tillman, Lisa Adams, Wanda Jordan. Deborah Bibbs, Tiffany Glymph, Sonya Law, Cheryl Scales, Jackie Johnson, Anjanetta Brown, riekeisha Scott, Marlene Keitt, Kiesha Reid, Vanessa Kelly, Bridgett Frost Fourth Row: Karen Jones, Cynthia Durant, Tamyka Brown, Detra Koon, Pam Bowen, Tarii Shuler, Natasha Best, liikiki Williams, Erikca Brooks, Trina Hankins, Bridget Sumpter, Hope Walker, Aubrey Price, Prechious Reardon, ISicole Woods f f Fifth Row: Sonya Manning. Anthony Kennedy. Henry Coleman. Katrina Jordan. Cheryl Archie. Alex Blackwell, Delendo Smalls. Valentino Brown. Cedric Wilson. Kristy Baker, William Jones, Donielle Collins Sixth Row: Roneicia Dozier, Brian Chapman, Kevin Bowie, Tyrone Jones, Alexander Wiggs. Lee Washington, Brian Millsapp, Troy Cannon, Charles Broome. Allan Keitt. Donnie Evans, Marion Jenkins. Quin Ruffin Seventh Row: Catherine Cach e, Raymond Collins, John Jacobs. Issac Romey, Ron Westray, Mark Robinson, Brian Summers, Jermaine Cousins, Anthony Buckson, Kenneth Evans, Roderick Fludd 95 ORCHESTRA AND THE KEENAN QUARTET Orchestra First Row: Director — Freddie Grace. Katn ' na Davis. Tiicbol Wood. LaVern Steadman. Monique McDowell. Aubrey Price, O ' Daye Tillman, and Korl ena Wingate. Second Row: Tshambi Chapman. MHIicent Weldon. Me- ianie Clarkson, Fiahum Federick. Hattie Wilson, Quinn Raffin, Danefle Collins, and Kwesi Wingate. Third Row: Rosalyn Dawkins. Karia McLawhorn. Chel- sey Dollison. Vanessa Kelly, Christy Lewis. Lori Hark- ness, Renee Martin, Jolie Chandiei. Chris Gladmeg. Ka- irina Davis, Valentino Brown. Antoine Mitchell, Tony Robertson, Sonja Cunningham, liayenday Blount. Ange- la Clyburn. and Edward. Fourth Row: Kenneth Evans. Latonya Thompson. Ken- neth Coleman, Melissa Mack, Brian Butler. Rolderick Fludd. Ronald Westray. Bonnie Tyler, Preshious Rear- don. Arlissa Adams, and Anjanetta Brown, tiot Pictured: Toni Montgomery. Faythe Kennedy, Cas- sandra Fogg. Shannon Boyd, and Andress Carter. Otk MAr Quartet First Row: Melanie Clarkson. Melissa Mack. Second Row: MilHcent Weldon, Freddie Grace. Not Pictured: Andress Carter. % ALL WEATHERS STAGE BAND AND CHORUS First Row: Maurice LeBlanc. Alletta Barnes. Arlissa Ad- ams. Second Row: Cedric Wilson. Cheryl Archie. Christie Baker. Third Row: Valentino Brown. John Jacobs. Issac Romy, Anthony Buckson. Paris Eley. Delindo Smalls. Fourth Row: Brian Butler. Allan Keitt. Alexander Wiggs. Raymond Collins. LeTroy Cannon, Kevin Bowie. Eric Cullins. Lance Johnson. . . m||pi s ) 1 ' ' ' ' ii AB TY iiff n! m i r B Cheryl Archie and Kn ' stie Baker are just two of the many talented young people on the All Weathers Stage Band. W.J. Keenan Chorus First Row: Natasha Glover. Sonya Manning. Eric Qu- zack. Derrick Jones. Torey Givens. Jennifer Lemox. Shelia Alston. Chandra Preaacher. Biaan l iddleton Second Row: Alafrica Spain. Carlos Haynes. Stacy Buckson. Lacomus Chapman. Jeffrey McFlroy. Angela Patterson. Stacie Lucky, Yvette Alexander Third Row: Verharda Challiste. Susan Battle. Felicia Turnipseed. Angela Jackson. Valisha Adams Under the direction of Mrs. Boyce, the Keenan Chorus gives one of their many top perfor- mances. 97 -il ' ?l 98 What ' s up with the huggin??? ■ l H t.r Mi hh ' - ■■■Wh As Coach Jacobs looks on a play, he was think- ing what a wonderful year we had. Ready or not here it comes. Oops, the wrong thing!. ' . ' 99 CHEERING OJS TO VICTORY As soon as school was out last spring, the girls began four and sometimes five hours each day working on competition cheers, mini-cheers, jumps, and voice projection all in preparation for the cheerleading camps. The hard work paid off as the squad received The Most Spirited Award at the Spirit Night competition held at Richland Mall. Being a cheerleader means being at pep rallies, basketball games, football games, and cheer- ing the student body to show their spirit. rM«i - ■ Yeah! We want some spirit! iff Tired and exhausted, Mrs. Risher is ready to go home. 100 Varsity Cheerleaders: Melissa Adkins. Tiffany Gilliam. Sfiarone Solone. Yvette Alexander. Karia McLawhorn. Erica Murles. Mictielle Asmond, Barbara Brown. Celeste Hall, and Crystal Jofinson. J.V. Ctieerleaders: Chris Wilson. Dee Jones. Presheas Bookman. Beanita Harris, and Monica Snipes. B-Team Cheerleaders. 101 RUNNING AWAY WITH IT! Everyone dreaded coming back to school this fall, but the football season seemed to make it all worthwhile. This year ' s football season was especially exciting. The Raiders dominated almost every team they played. They stomped on arch rival C.A. Johnson and walked all over Strom Thurmond. Although they suffered many injuries this season Keenan still prevailed. The Raiders proved that it doesn ' t take just a few awesome players to win a game, but it takes many good players who play well together. Getting to be as good as they are didn ' t come easy. It took a lot of time, hard work, and dedication on the players ' part which included summer practices, after school functions, and exclusion from Homecoming activities such as the parade and half-time ceremonies. Setting up at the line, the Raiders get ready to gain more yardage against their opponents. Handing off the ball, demands speed and accura- cy. 102 103 It ' s a bird, it ' s a plane, no it ' s Walter Pay ton! Big Bobby rumbles through the crowd making an enormous play. Before the game, the players gel acquainted with each other. Flops the Field Goal kick! The Roaring Raiders are ready to attack the Devils. 105 VOLLEYIMG TO SUCCESS Volleyball Team: First Row: Anissa Doctor. Felicia Turnipseed Second Row: Shanbra Suber, Shawn Brown, Sandy Nunn. Toni Montgomery, Sandy McDuffie, Samaria Ashford. and Alfrica Spain Volleyball Team CAPTAINS: Sandy ISunn, Toni Montgomery, and Sandi McDuffie V ' ' THE RdNnifiG RAIDERS ' ' E After losing five starters due to grad- uation, the Keenan High basketball team still managed to post a winning record. The young team proved, not only to themselves, but to the mem- bers of the Region 5-AAA Conference that they would be very difficult to de- feat. The team proved that they were a SHOOTING FOR SUCCESS tough team to beat by defeating A.C. Flora and defeating C.A. Johnson, twice. With only one senior starting, the talented team posted a mark better than last year ' s team. With Travis Gar- rett, Andre Bovain, and Bobby Davis returning, the Raiders have bright hope for the future. It took hard work, determination, and excellent coaching by Coach Trapp to be as successful as we have been. Those were the words of returning guard Travis Garrett about the success the team has had. Boys Varsity Basketball Kneeling: Woodrow Williams, Reyn- aldo Pearson, Clinton Hughes Standing: Hank Young, Charles Brooks, Leon Robinson, Bobby Davis, Travis Garrett, George Ward, Mike Wi- deman, Floyd Briggs Not pictured: Andre Bovain Working Hard — Raider guard Andre Bovain drives the baseline for a possible dunk. Bombs A way — Travis Garrett, (forward) fires up a long range jumper. 108 ' E OTV r E MOVE AGAIN! I I!! v Gf r aP on THIS! — Floyd Briggs attempts a very difficult shot against A.C. Flora. SKYWALKER II??? — Woodrow Wilson goes high for a rebound. W.J. KEENAN HIGH SCHOOL mOEHS BLUE GOLD 1987-88 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE ure OEC I OPPONENT Fairlieid Central HOME AWAY DEC 4 Oran.::eDufq-Wiikinson OEC a Lower flich ' ano 3EC 11 Oranqeourg-Wilkinson DEC 12 Lower flicriiand DEC 15 Fairtield Cenifai JAN 8 Aiken JAN 12 Souiri Aiken JAN 15 Slrom Thurmond JAN ' .9 A C Flora JAN 22 C A Johnson JAN 26 Drener JAN 29 Coiumoia FEB. 2 Ajken FEB 5 Souin Aiken FEB 9 Strotn Thurmond FEB 12 A C Flora FEB 16 C A Jonnson FEB 19 Orehef FEB 23 Columoia Coumsv of your Army Reourtsf 1M5-9 OackH Shu Columoa. SC 29206 PHon«: 787%M NO PA in. no a A in! — Robert Davis gets off a shot despite being fouled. ••LAYina DOWn the law — Raider coach Ben Trapp is giving instructions to his young, but talented team. 109 RAIDERETTE FEVER ' ' ON THE ROAD TO THE PLA YOFFS do. whether its on or off the court. The varsity girls are on their way to the playoffs. Their overall record is 11-3, 7- 1 in conference play. The Raiderettes have worked hard for this chance and plan to take advantage of this opportu- nity. Under the direction of Coach Van McCloud, the girls always strive for ex- cellence on the court. They exert so much team spirit on as well as off the court. It takes a lot of hard work to make the playoffs, but these girls are no strangers to hard work. To see them play is like watching a team with all the potential of being state champions, and they give their all in whatever they MEMBERS OF THE RAIDERETTES Darlene Goodwin Laurie Eichelburger Toni Montgomery Sonya Manning Shambra Suber Katrina Jordan Sandy McDuffie Sheryl McClerklin Veronica Moss Felicia Turnipseed Sa Maria Ash ford LaTonya Thompson Girls Varsity Basketball Sitting: Veronica Moss, Katrina Jor- dan, Sonya Cunningham, Darlene Goodwin Kneeling: Sandy McDuffie, Toni Mont- gomery, Felicia Turnipseed, Samaria Ash ford Standing: Laurie Eichelburger, Latonya Thompson, Sandy ISunn, Shambra Su- ber, Sheryl McClerklin Laurie Eichelberger takes it to tfie hoop. Toni Montgomery knows tliis one ' s going in. 110 CATCH IT!!!!!! !3| |r t 1 • T?  1 J -• ' f.-- Sandy McDuffie shoots in the winning points. A sure 2 points for Biaan. Darlene Goodwin goes up strong for a layup. Roneka Ashford fights hard for a shot. Ill JV BOYS GIRLS Michael Jordan II?? Emitt Eddy makes a fancy move for 2 points 2 BASKETBALL BOYS J.V. BASKETBALL Carlos Webb, Dwight Wheeler, Sean Johnson, Wingate, Emmit Eddie, Lee Wash- ington, Terry Gibson, James Sutton, Thomas Buckson, Mario McLendon, Kevin Williams, Virgil Bn ' ggs, Thorlyn Grier GIRLS J.V. BASKETBALL Row 1: Janice Battee, Monica Jenkins, Charlotte Livington, Erica Brooks, La- Dawn Kelley Row 2: Dejuanda Green, Kaetrena Davis, Verhonda Calliste, Vanessa Kelly, Anna Boyton, Coach Maxine Pearson 113 Boys Tennis Team First Row: Michael Bookman. Harvey Wilson Second Row: Antoine Mitchell. Rolondo Thompson, Craig Clisby. Derek Brown and Coach Fuzzy Thompson Not Pictured: Gerald McNair. Byron James. Reggie Brown, and Dennis Law Girls Tennis Team First Row: Monica Jenkins. LaDawn Kelly Second Row: Leslie Williamson, Patricia Christian, Laurie Eichelberger. Laurie Harkness. Melandy Gold. Dajvanda Green, and Coach Fuzzy Thompson 114 Tennis Teams Expectations are high and vollies are low as the Keenan Boy ' s Tennis Team surging into their 1987-88 season. Our returning seniors are highly regarded in the district. They include Gerald McFiair, Rolondo Thompson and Antoine Mitchell. Other returning members include Harvey Wilson and Michael Bookman. Newcomers include juniors Byron James and Reggie Brown. I feel that tennis is a great sport that people of all ages and abilities can enjoy. It offers a highly competitive format but only requires one other person and a mini- mum of equipment. It is ideally suited to our climate since enjoyable outdoor days occur through the year in South Carolina. It is a sport that challenges ones athletic ability, but is not dominated by people of extrodinary physical gifts. Rather, the strategy of the game often enables the smarter, but less gifted player a chance for success. I love to play and coach it. Coach Fuzzy Thompson SNAPSHOTS OF TOMORROW ' S ATHLETES 116 HOT FROM THE FIELD Although I have been coaching soccer for one year at W.J. Keenan High, I have thoroughly enjoyed working along with the players and sharing my gained knowledge with them. Piot only have I enjoyed coaching them, I have also enjoyed my friendship with them. Many times coaches are viewed as dictators who only care about his teams ' status rather than the players ' welfare. I pride myself in thinking that I am a friend as well as a coach. Coach Krolewriez As a woman coaching a male sport all the obvious feelings apply. Yes — score one for Women ' s Lib, but most of all score a million for a great group of baseball players who love their sport enough to play regardless of any spe- cial circumstances. They are the ones who influence my enjoyment of every aspect of our team effort; from condi- tioning to winning. Thank you guys — you make the experience of being your coach both a pleasure and a privi- ledge! Coach Paula Weinspach 117 A WINNING YEAR TO f % LITTLE Melissa Juanita Adkins Missy March 19. 1970 752 Armour St. Bernardra Katrece Alexander LiV B July 9. 1970 7008 Cornelius Dr. 7541109 Yolanda Yvette Alexander Yvette April 11, 1970 112 denshire Dr. Omega Alston (Bubbles) March 22, 1970 724 Juniper St. Latanya Denise Anderson Lady T April 19, 1970 205 denshire Dr. 786-0008 Simira Krystal Anderson Sam April 27, 1970 6116 Luke Street Marquita Michelle Asmond Chelle March 9, 1970 416 Tor wood Dr. 786-7139 Troy Nortise Belton Bo Slick September 15, 1970 815 Bellehaven Dr. 754-7568 Michelle L. Bethel Chelle August 15. 1970 612 Glenthorne Rd. 786-6865 Deborah Jean Bibbs Debbie December 5, 1970 5911 Farrow Rd. Jennifer Marie Boles Jenn May 19, 1970 1641 Mayer St. Terrie Ann Bookert Tetti February 4, 1970 805 Wilkes Rd. 754-8413 Floyd Earl Briggs Jr. Frog 5971 Cinveyor St. June 4, 1970 754-0902 Aquinetta Brown Netta March 2, 1970 329 Penrose Drive 120 il ikL ¥ £ DEVtLS r%f, Stacy Denise Buckson Tay- Tay August 17. 1970 1114 Carter St. Lisa Marshella Buggs Peaches August 20. 1970 2027 2 Buton St. 754-4256 Beradine Berdith Cannon Dith September 28. 1970 754-6900 Lisa Kay Carter Shorty February 26. 1970 1306 Bonner Ave. Andreas Devon Carter Red Febrary 21. 1970 6812 Cindy Court Maya fS. Carter Real Chill June 5. 1970 605 Glenlea Rd. 786-2472 Kim Clark May 27. 1970 1518 Victory St. Vanessa Denise Cills Vicious V August 23. 1970 5925 Film ore Ave. Shanai R. Christopher Nai Nai August 6. 1970 735 Martha St. Leotis Coker Jr. Coky Woky August 7, 1970 6128 David St. 754-8051 Rosalind Antoinette Cole Dimples January 20. 1970 4040 Webb Court 754-8683 Frances Elizabeth Cook Libby March 4. 1970 311 Ferrell Dr. Veronica Marcella Cook Ronnie April 14, 1970 701 Cindy Dr. LaShane R. Daniels Dookey October 8, 1970 234 Bowling Ave. 121 A meat ha Valencia Davis he-ne November 9, 1969 925 Campanella Circle Deme tress Nicole Davis Niki October 19, 1970 2016 Faraway Dr. 788-4919 Valangua LaShaunda Day Cuddles 1014 Eastman St. 754-4737 Chelsey Do Hi son Chels June 5, 1970 134 Summerhill Dr. ChyrI Denise Dorsey Shelley-Bo January 23, 1970 704 Cindy Dr. Roniecia Dozier Niecia February 24, 1970 4309 Pine Forest Dr. Randy Dukes September 23, 1970 938 Cindy Dr. 754-0192 Laurie Celeste Eichelberger Lerch March 9, 1970 7 Palm Lane 735-1140 Tara D. Eichelberger Tara July 19, 1970 124 Alida St. 786-7186 Detra English Dee-Dee October 30, 1970 1022 Fiske St. 786-1933 Michelle Y. Evans December 30, 1970 4025 Highland Park Dr. 754-4194 Youlanda M. Farley Yoddie January 8, 1970 1650 Mayer St. 754-7754 Roderick Avery Fludd Fludd March 8, 1970 4046 Highland Park Dr, 754-1855 Bridgett Frost Shorty August 28, 1970 2849 Lucille Dr. 799-9489 122 Kenya nikkia Callion Baby Face December 13. 1970 4443 Bethel Church Rd. Michael L. Gilbert Mike December 18. 1969 5746 Miramor Dr. 786-9121 Keisha Neyshonda Gilmore Thunder-Bird May 30. 1970 1638 Carousal Circle Darlene Goodwin Baby D August 5. 1970 1400 Pine Forest Rd. Darrell Delano Goodwin DT December 18. 1969 3510 Truman St. Calvin Bernard Hall Chilly C March 23. 1970 1514 Carousel Circle 786-0680 Celeste Veronica Hall Les April 5, 1970 919 Martha St. Lenora Hammonds Nora Jean August 1. 1970 110 Alfred Dr. Torey L. Hammond Cheeks March 26. 1970 4314 Pine Forest Dr. 754-1181 Audrey LeFem Harrington Weezy January 13, 1970 1628 Levity St. 754-2115 Nicole Harriso n Nikki August 14. 1970 204 Clover bay Dr. Kenneth T. Hart Bubba February 6, 1970 3421 Truman St. 256-7815 Carlos Torinceen Haynes Caria August 20. 1970 509 Floyd Dr. Eldridge Denny Herrin Denny July 5. 1970 416 Portchester Dr. 754-6367 flS ' V y ?m. % mi. 123 LaShun Denise Hickman Shun September 28, 1970 112 Fairoaks Dr. Stacey Hollins Ebony October 31. 1970 3404 Truman St. 786-2218 Anastacia Celeste Ishmal Stacey January 5, 1970 5765 Koon Rd. Shawn Denise Jackson Smiley Jack May 29. 1970 901 Gabriel St. Donna Renee Johnson Too Chill November 26, 1969 4937 Norman St. Natasha Johnson Tasha September 11, 1970 912 Danbury Dr. 754-8840 Shonney LaFaitha Johnson August 22, 1970 1 13 Old Coach Drive 754-0308 Anthony Jones Tony October 21, 1970 230 Clive St. 786-2267 Frankie Derrick Jones Moose January 22, 1970 5912 Alida Street 754-1045 James Jones Slim February 6, 1970 405 Bradbury Dr. 735-0445 Karen Jones Twiggy June 29, 1970 1643 Levity St. Kelvin Jones September 4, 1970 7105 Gavilan Ave. 786-1137 Kerry Jones Pork Chops June 29. 1970 1643 Levity St. Tyrone Jones Ectasy September 21, 1970 754-5419 124 Robert Tyrone Jordan Ty January 8, 1970 3400 Covenant Rd. Marsha wn Kelly Ms. Fresh November 28. 1969 500 Luke St. Anthony Kennedy Ampey March 12. 1970 3522 Kaiser Ave. A I lie Kolb Al July 20. 1968 Tyra Kiki Little Kee April 29. 1970 5805 Conveyor SL Chris Mack Supreme February 5. 1970 808 Woodside Ave. 754-6610 Rodney F. Mack Lil ' Rod March 24. 1969 808 Woodside Ave. 754-6610 Renee LaTrice Martin Bouvea I December 19. 1970 2150 Barhamville Rd. Talmahjia Martin Tami June 5. 1970 1302 Heidt St. Apt-C 799-9263 Twanda Martin Twan November 9, 1969 42 Lansing Circle 786-8270 Shereyl Deniseaa McClerklin Omar Dominique McClinton Raheem February 18. 1969 700 Carty Dr. 786-0818 Vincent La von McClinton Vint May 19. 1970 700 Carty Dr. 786-0818 Teia Daishon McCloud Te-Mac June 28. 1970 7400 Huntclub Rd. % 125 t V-aise ' ,A V Victoria McDonald March 31. 1970 Viclii 901 Gabriel St. November 15. 1969 786-2748 6520 Easter St. Biaan Kitrell Middleton Monique McDowell Hipps Bouvea II May 8. 1970 October 29, 1970 601 Floyd Dr. Ma u Id in Ave. Antoine Carl Mitchell Sandra Bernetia McDuffie Twan Duffie June 12. 1970 January 24. 1970 3400 Covenant Rd. Apt. F-2 217 Meadowlake Dr. 782-8278 Lisa McCill Kerri Renee Montgomery Lee Lee Dickie-Do October 31. 1969 September 29. 1970 1949 Chaney St. Reginna Nechelle McKelvin 786-2056 Gina June 24. 1970 Kevin Renaldo Montgomery 818 Cindy Dr. Bubba September 29, 1970 Gail McKie 1949 Chaney St. Fatsy 786-5159 June 14. 1970 7540417 Thomas Preston Moody Moody-Moody Michael Anthony McKinney January 13. 1970 Tony 600 W. Campanella St. August 4, 1970 754-3750 817 May field St. 754-2901 Toni Michelle Morgan Gums Lee Means July 22. 1970 Lee-Lee 3109 Scurry St. 1 - 126 Jaqueline Denise Murry Squiggy September 24. 1970 801 Danbury Drive Ronald Nelson Hot Rod December 3. 1969 142 Wood vale Drive 754-8156 Kimberly E. Nesbit Kim June 24, 1970 Lisa L. Nipson Oaktree November 2, 1969 405 Isaac Street Scott Outen Scottie 139 Broomfield Street Angela Page 212 Torwood Drive Norine Palmer 1316 Bonner Avenue Angela M. Patterson Angle April 27, 1970 831 Armon Street 754-1686 Marcus Dexter Primus Dex January 2. 1970 4313 Highland Park Drive 754-5925 Alisa Quattlebaum Lisa October 20, 1970 3420 Maybank Street Clarence Quattlebaum Mush October 14, 1969 3420 Maybank Street 256-8678 Eric Quzack Big Q June 23, 1970 1730 Windover Road No. 16 786-4416 Kiesha Riccole Reid Red June 12, 1970 60 Durango Drive Gia Rembert Ci-Ci December 3. 1969 220 Meadowbury Drive 735- 1849 ' i ff 1. 1 1 mif [ iF SrU 1 W: ' iX ' : J 4i . tC.. R l « Vi t 127 Paris Richardson Rich January 27. 1970 5537 Holmes Avenue 786-4939 Monique Denise Rivers Q April 22, 1970 208 Christian Street Pebbles Diametria Robinson Peb August 12, 1970 1431 Bur ley Court Rosalyn Ruff February 5, 1970 148 Stanford Street Todd Rutherford Dr. Todd October 10, 1970 P.O. Box 1461 Mina Letitia Scott MiMi July 2, 1970 1048 Denton Drive 754-4049 LaShandra Denise Scott Shawn May 9, 1970 1048 Denton Drive 754-4049 Kemolet Sims Boo December 4, 1970 4200 Highland Park Dr. 786-9002 Kendra Sims Shorty June 22. 1970 17 Meadowlake Ct. Michelle Sinkler Smiley June 22, 1970 721 Gabriel St. 786-2773 Bridget Smith Chilly B April 5. 1970 608 Floyd Dr. 786-7041 James Edward Smith Jimmy October 6, 1969 137 Fairlawn Ct. 754-0198 Nicole Smith Nikki May 29, 1970 1 Leaf Circle 754-9439 Volon Davionja Smith Lax July 20, 1970 4209 Pine Forest Dr. 786-5897 128 Terry Snipes Lady T August 28, 1970 500 Torwood Dr. Karen Evelon Solone (Kay-Kay) Sharon Dvelon Solone (Sha) January 4, 1970 4110 Highland Park Dr. 754-6087 Chevadrea Stephens Va October 10. 1970 520 Torwood Dr. 735-1506 Evelyn Yvette Stewart Hot April 16. 1970 216 Penrose Dr. Natalie M. Saber Nat November 28. 1969 600 North Highland Forest Dr. La Shawn Sutton Shawn December 4, 1969 608 Floyd Dr. 754-1845 Voncie Sutton Von February 22, 1970 913 Danbury Dr. Aaron Thomas 201 Meadowbury Dr. Raquel Sherrell Thompson Cool Rock January 17, 1970 5610 Farrow Rd. Apt. B-5 754-4366 Regina LaVonne Thompson Gina December 3, 1969 1604 Levity St. Rolondo D. Thompson Rolo May 25, 1970 3212 Love St. 799-3758 Daphne Tillman Heidibell August 6. 1970 1858 Windover Rd. 779-2516 Charles Tolliver Chuck February 21, 1970 5924 Barksdale Dr. 786-8610 Hal Stuart Volin Ricky January 23, 1970 3221 Quitman St. 129 ' Anita Stephanie Wages Needa December 26, 1969 604 Campanella Dr. 786-5919 Carlo Walker Los April 20, 1970 108 Campanella Circle 7351049 Tracey Ward Tray October 22, 1970 700 Cindy Dr. 786-2371 Helen Valencia Washington Red May 4, 1970 314 Easter St. 754-2058 Tracey Washington Tray August 5, 1970 151 Hill Vale Dr. Amanda Waymyers Sleepy August 5, 1970 833 Prescott Rd. 754-6942 Samuel D. Weddington, Jr. Dee October 2, 1970 221 New Holland Dr. 786-5711 Ronald Westray Ron June 13. 1970 445 Listan Lane Shanna Whitener Lil Cookie 3207 Truman St. James H. Williams II Rooster November 2, 1970 1735 Columbia College Dr. 754-6223 Tammy Wynette Williams September 12, 1970 900 Danbury Dr. Gary Woods May 1, 1970 51 1 Alcott Dr. Apt. 9-D 786-1059 Marion Yvette Wright Lady April 9, 1970 3211 Love St. 779-2619 Henry Charles Young Hank February 15, 1970 130 Sunnydale Dr. 754-7345 130 LITTLE DEVILS WITHOUT PICTURES Robert Tyrone A I ford Lir Rob December 22. 1969 3942 Webb Court 786-6362 Jackie Brown Tweetie December 13, 1969 1010 Eastman St. Paul David Bryant Corky October 2, 1970 21 Tommy Circle 2561157 Demetria Trinette Campbell Whimpey September 4. 1970 233 Cordona Drive Kimberly LaShan Issac Kim March 24. 1970 521 Bradbury Drive Steve Martin Steve February 18. 1970 4140 Highland Park Drive ShaunTai McMillan Shaunie March 13. 1970 908 Aaron Drive 786-8804 Vernon Morris L.A. Rock September 22. 1970 655 Cindy Drive 256-4970 Christopher James Reese L.L. October 25. 1970 3426 Maybank St. 254-3728 BIythe D. Scott Ms. D eBarge May 29. 1970 5818 Seabury St. Rodney Williams Big Rod November 29. 1969 512 Marksbury Drive 786-1621 CLASS OF 88 131 1987-88 French Club S- Styles 1,000 Family Hair Designs W p t OWNERS: HENRY M. SIMS ESTHER RUTH B. SIMS 786-1140 3 122 Two NOTCH ROAD 786- 1 1 SO COLUMBIA. SC 29204 RES: 754.-1424 T ka roma perience the finest by Hairslyling Forum Terry Gibson 786-6324 j . 5210 C Two Notch Rd. ' Columbia, SC 29204 111 10 a.m. to 6 p.m 10 a m to 3 p m. .1 ,1 ul l.l IeICarcl accepted SCHOOL PICTURES, INC. WOODY JONES FRANCHISE OWNER SOUTH CAROLINA P. a BOX 5433 FLORENCE. S. C. 29501 PHONE 803-662-9729 DEAN BEAUTY SHOP 404 Christian St Phone No. 7541800 Shampoo, Press And Curl, Also Perms Mt BOTCH ' S SANDWICH SHOP 1441 Head Street MHtne No. 782-1782 Lizai s Thicket REAL ' COUNTRY COOKING ' . a HOME COOKED MEATS a FRESH VEGETABLES D SANDWICHES SALADS a STEAKS SEAFOOD 736-0511 e«34 TWO NOTCH RO. Vi MILE FROM COLA. MALL 798-6661 4MS BROAD RIVER flO. 2 BLOCKS BEYOND SLED 796-7820 2240 AIRPORT BLVD. W COLA. — NEAR AIRPORT 738-0006 402BELTLINE BLVD. NEAR MIDLANDS TECH 788-3088 7«30 TWO NOTCH RD Specializing in all hair problems Jeri Curl • Permanents • Tints • Hairshaping B Finger Wave Blowout and all types of conditioners Evelyn ' s Beauty Salon 825 North Campanella Ext. Farrow Terrace Columbia. South Carolina 29203 Evelyn Thompson Angela Oree Cosmetologist Shop: 78 6176 Rea: 754-1181 PET PRIM PARLOR yQ POODLE CLIPPING ALL ( J BREED GROOMING ' ' L ALL BREED BOARDING y ■25 YEARS EXPERIENCE- BY to. APPOINTMENT COMPLETE LINE OWNER OF PET SUPPLIES 5 JOHN HENRY HART AND FOODS 738-0077 808 DECKER BLVO 798-3200 7 40 ST. ANDREWS f Im. 786-545 T0LLIVER8 MAIME EVENT RELAXERS • PERMANENTS • CUTS • CURLS MARVIN COUNTS (Hair D«sl0nar) 6329 N. Main S(, (North Side Plaza) Columbio, South Carolina 29203 (803)754.9217 (603)754.4545 U5 FASHION APPAREL Phone 736-6899 Presented by Mr. Russell Anderson Congratulations Melissa Adl ins Grandmother — Mrs. SHvere Peterson Aunt — Odessa Johnson Uncle — Lure Johnson Aunt — Goldie Steveson Congratulations To Our Lovely Daughter Melissa Adklns ' ' Class Of 1988 Mom And Dad BEE BEE FASHIONS Boys-Girls-JLinior Wear 117 Bowling Avenue Columbia, SC 29203 E. M. Blackman, Owner Phone 803-786-1662 136 Wedding Family Commercial Model Organization School Photography by m ooQjyjMiia 6621 Cartwright Drive. Columbia, S.C. 29223 (803) 754-7873 WHEN YOU DEMAND THE BEST ' S = S - Ch i C:EMTEi= !=0R hiFiM®- 1 RESIDENTJAL • SALES • ' LEASE • COMMERCIAL The Staley Company Realty 5118 TWO NOTCH ROAD « COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA 2920 JAMES (Jimi ANDERSON Sales Associate aUS. (3C3) 754-3944 RES. (803) 754-7049 (803) 754-3565 cJke Cjlower GJi alion Professional Service Weddings - Hospital - Funeral All Occasions A. J. Miriam Kennedy 5210 Two Notch Rd Owners Columbia, S.C. 29204 I s 1 SALES ASSOCIA TE KEISHA N. ELMORE 788-9442 Since 1928 CAB 268 Courteous and Dependable Service Charlie Pryor R Dio Dispatched 754-8163 5834 1 2 Ames Rd, Columbia, SO 29203 r Columbia Mall 803-788-9869 9297 Chess king aa Hammona St Worcester Mass 01610 (61 7) 798-8553 a MEMORIES Greeting Cards Gifts Arcadia Lakes Shopping Center 6432 J Two Notch Road Columbia, S.C. 29223 735 1800 Jean Tony Gordon Owners 137 For Cod so loved the world that he gave his only begotten son that whosoever believeth in him should not perish . . . John 3:16 MACEDONIA HOUSE OF PRAYER Phone No. 7540196 VIOLETTE L HUNTER Talent Search TRIO Programs (803) 777-5125 UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA 29208 Larry D. Griffin, Regional Vice President AJ.WILL1AMS® 6941 N Trend hm Rd BIdg Suite 2 Columbia, SC 29206 Home: (803) 7350136 Business: (803) 787-2400 1. ««UMM a rcTMcm ty •OCTecwrr « •w w3hM tMMVTMO L « MUWMS MO oT «N mmncm. nnoucn Representing: Massachusetts Indemnity Lite Insurance Company P Box 6636 Columbia, S C 29260 2 Am-Pro i| 1 ■ Protective Agency, Inc. 1 Phone; (803) 782-9636 Woodrow Wilson Vice President Planning iVlarketing 6941 N Trenholm Road i r Suite B SSm Columbia, S C. 29206 From The ' ' Class Of 1988 ' ' To The Underclassmen a Be AH You Can Ber 138 Mrs. Cochran Homeroom 10- A El MHI T V IP ■ 1 c - g . ..itf w 9j- i g po ' P9 jg m J tlk ■ rf H DEC4 13l IIS MEMORY In Memory of Mrs. Adele L. Volin The yearbook staff is dedicating this page in memory of Mrs. Adele L. Volin for all the time and effort she put in at Keenan. Mrs. Volin typed all the senior indexes for the past two yearbooks. She also typed and wrote articles for the school newspaper. Mrs. Volin worked with the PTSA and served on the committee to select a new principal for Keenan two years ago. When there was a threat to close Keenan, she wrote letters and attended meetings to protest this decision. Mrs. Volin always fought for what was in the best interest for Keenan. The newspaper and yearbook staffs will surely miss her. May she rest in peace. (W| 799-4021 ff Full Service Salon DENNY Terrace JOYCE ETHEREDGE 1 OOS Denny ROAD SENIOR STYLIST COLUMBIA, SC 29203 Executive Offices 233 Broadway, New York, NY 10279 C S SEAFOOD MARKET (Fresh Fish) (803) 252-4959 M@J Wholesale Retail 4005 MONTICELLO ROAD COLUMBIA SC 29203 ML- CARTER (OWNER) A.B. SMITH (OWNER) t MIS CHUCK RUFF REALTY 1727 Laurel Street Columbia, Soutfi Carolina 29201 Business (803) 252-9170 Residence (803) 798-3048 735-0238 MARY L IRVIN Sales Associate Each Office Is Independently Owned And Operated 140 KFFNAl PATRONS yscoPE p. CONTRIBUTORS ATRONS William Wilson Green view Barber Shop LaVerne Steadman (Violinist) Mr. Mrs. Eddie Cooke Adrion Washington Anthony B. Smith Ann Bingham Barbara A. Hudson Lesa Grantham Belinda M. Bowman Linda F. Peters Setsuko Prince Mr. Mrs. Randell McShepard Mrs. Eva J. Hill BENEFACTORS Izuria D. Cooper Donald L. Caldwell Sr. Darnell Moore Ted Osborne Mack Woodard Toya Denine Belton Sony a Ashford Allan K. Loves Sony a L. Mrs. Elizabeth Griggs Patricia Jones Christine Lloyed Car la Logan Mr. Mrs. Freddie Williams Mr. Ulysses Starks Henry J. Geathers John Piatt Jr. Johnnie B. Thomas Beverly Ashford Carrie Ashford Representative Frank McBride Mr. Milton Ashford Sr. Cindy L. Sumter Patricia Smith Deidre Michael 99 Ms. Cara E. Hill Keenan = Terry G Alexis Mrs. Andrea Reese Fredlandra Gregory Grooms Mrs. Ora White Keith C Demetria Mr. Mitchell Hill Regina Thompson Mr. Ernest Clarke Evelyn J. Brice Betty Edwards Mary L. Joyner Debra A. Gripper Lloyd V. Dean N xi Autographs ■ iHiC W J £JLA . §.MJ I €m m H YEAR i l }- ' ■etc -ijia fe iU« aa Autographs i ■v J IJ A % - W MWM r rm m T H Y E A R .K Autographs J Wjf A W MMM r rm fi m: THE YEAR