Pacolet High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Pacolet, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1975 volume:

1974-75 TOMAHAWK PACOLET, S.C. CONTENTS DEDICATION p. 2 STUDENT LIFE p. 4 CLASSES p. 16 FACULTY p. 44 ORGANIZATIONS p. 54 SPORTS p. 72 FEATURES p. 98 ADS p. 114 DEDICATION DEDICATION The 1974-75 Tomahawk is dedicated to a most deserving man. He is the Varsity boy's basketball coach and a leading figure in intramural sports. The Bleacher Bums are a part of his plan to Improve school spirit. This yearbook is dedicated to Mr. Mark Stewart for his devotion and interest in Paco let High School and its students. 2 MAC m 01 0 C 1 A ( r - I 7 8 9 lasses, past, present, and future. For all Senior c rII always remember. Our Senior year. Time passed so quickly. Then graduation was near. I'll always remember. Friendships we held so dear. Precious moments remembered When we're no longer here. r II always remember, Our Senior year. I'll remember. I'll remember. Groovy times at the dances. Studying for our exams. Now, now that it's all over We'll have to make future plans, I'll always remember. The all night parties and proms. High school days are over. And all our friends are gone. I'll remember, 'cause memories are with each dawn Selected 14 16 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS WHO'S WHO 1 - Vanessa Goode 2 - Marcia Teaster 3 - Gregg Tate 4 - Robin White 5 - Jeff Worthy 6 - Ann Bishop 7 - Walter Shippy 8 - Wanda Miller 9 - Maurisa McDonald 10- Kay Dean These students chosen by the faculty, were selected on the basis of their academic achievement, leadership ability, and service to Pacolet High School during their high school years. BRUCE ANTHONY Work is work and must be done; nevertheless I'll have my fun. MELINDA BERRY Someday all you Fresh-men; Sophomores, and Juniors will make it to the twelfth grade. I did. Enjoy your school years as they come. ANN BISHOP ATTENTION: Due to lack of interest, tomorrow has been cancelled, so, let's get it on while we can. DOUG BISHOP Under the circumstances I plead the Fifth Amendment. JOHNNY BRIENTANBACK I am now prepared to take a vacation and not worry about returning to school. EDDIE BRYANT Once a king, always a king, but once a knight is enough. ROBIN BURGESS ROBIN BURNS See no evil, speak no evil, hear no evil, and you'll surely be a dull companion. EDDIE BYRD What is it? A boy, a girl? No, it's a Senior! We have our gang, because on May 30, we are going to do our thing! 20 DALE CAMPBELL My brain begins to work when I wake up and stops when I get to school. JACKIE CARRIGAN Although my intellectual status is one to be envied, I find it virtually impossible to conceive in so short a period of time an anecdote or phrase appropriate to the occasion. MELODY CHESNEY The touch of your love is a gift I will never forget. WANDA CURRY Once a basket, once a ball, once I'm gone there's no one to carry on. ROBERT DAVIS The air is free in the sky, so come and go; love is like me, sweet as I can be. KAY DEAN Love can make you happy if you find the right person to share it with. Henry” WANDA DILLARD It's nice to be important, but it's more important to be nice. ROGER DUNCAN Remember the Pacolet High Defense of '74. JOEY FLEMING School is a great ordeal if you don't have to go. RICKY FOSTER We as Blacks should set a goal in life and make some means of accomplishing it. VANESSA GOODE It's the real thing, Class of '75 , Power to the rest because Seniors are the best! SUSAN GRIZZLE We may never pass this way again. CALVIN HARDY There is only one success-to be able to spend your life in your own way. RANDY HARVEY Happiness is not being smart enough to know what to worry about. ROBBY HARVEY It's not what you do, but what you get away with. 21 JOSEPH HAYES CINDY JONES Anything will give up its secret if you love it enough. GRADUATION IS NOT THE END OF THE LADDER, BUT ONLY THE FIRST STEP. RICHARD KEY Determination is the key to success. SANDRA KNOX I'm going on to better things (it can't get any worse.) DEBBIE LeMASTER Rocky, August 8, 1973, Hey Babe, Darlene, Jo-Ann, Kay (Our Gang) Believe it or not we've made it to the big year. Graduation-May 30, 1975. Myrtle Beach bound, Debbie loves Rocky. CAROL LLOYD If not for dreams, life would be like a broken winged bird that cannot fly. KAY LYDA Happy memories line the long road I have traveled, but as I turn to walk through these doors, I realize I have just begun memories ever-lasting. JIMMY McBETH When you write L-O-V-E (Love) what have you got? Add L-Y, now what? (Lovely) That's Me! MARY McCOLLUM RANDY MARTIN Good luck to the Class of 76. Graduation Day, Seniors to Myrtle Beach. Class of '75. WANDA MILLER Don't sit on the sidelines all of your life, get in the game. BARBARA McCUTCHEON September 6, 1974-A day of many tears, a lot of rain, happiness, and love. GAYLE MASON If I leave here tomorrow, would you still remember me? For I must be traveling on now, cause there's too many places I gotta see. FELECIA MILLWOOD I've waited a long time .to become a Senior and to graduate. Now I'm here and frightened. I've got to make a future for myself and I hope I'm ready. maurisa McDonald Happiness comes from the things that cannot be taken away from you and memories of the things that were. PAM MARTIN I shall pass through this world but once. Any good I can do or kindness I can show, let me do it now, for I shall not pass this way again. THIS IS NOT THE END; THIS IS NOT EVEN THE BEGINNING OF THE END, IT IS, PERHAPS, THE END OF THE BEGINNING. 23 SHARON MOORE . . . If I cannot truly be myself, I cannot be . . . PAM MORGAN Love without friendship is like a shadow without the sun. Friendship makes life beautiful and living wonderful. BILLY O'SHIELDS I, Billy O'Shields, admit I'm not the best man in the world, I'm the ONLY man in the world. RAY PAINTER Music maketh joyful and wine maketh merry, so let's PARTY. THOMAS REID To P.H.S., please carry this terrific name on, UG . I was All American three years straight. For the people I will be your hero forever . PAM ROBINETTE Our lives are shaped by those who love us ... by those who refuse to love us. WANDA ROCHESTER We judge ourselves by what we feel capable of doing. SUSAN RUSH The Lord is my shepherd, I shall not want . . . Glenn . . . The unspoken dialogue between two people can never be replaced by anything they say. WALTER SHIPPY Wisdom weighs in pounds, that's why I'm wiser than any other. JUDY SMITH Knowing who you are and what your part in life is. SHARON SMITH A woman can be anything the man who loves her would have her be. SHEILA SMITH 24 SONJA SMITH Learning is the main key in reaching that goal in life. We must apply ourself and accomplish that goal. DARLENE SNAPP June 24 1971. Me, Debbie, Kay, JoAnn. We've finally made it. May 30, 1975-Myrtle Beach bound Let's party! Bye baby. Absence makes the heart grow fonder. FREIDA TATE People seldom say I love you , but when they do it's either too late or love has gone. Fred and Block GREGG TATE I'm very happy to be here, in fact I'm happy to be anywhere. MARCIA TEASTER Wanted: Someone to take the blame for everything I do wrong around here. ANDORA WANNAMAKER JoANN WEATHERS A smile never dies, memories live forever, tomorrow never comes. Our gang, Darlene, Me, Darlene, Debbie, and Kay. Let's Party! Man, this ain't for real! JoAnn loves Muriel. JAN WELLS Without honesty there is no truth, without truth there is no love, and without love there is nothing. ROBIN WHITE I do my thing, and you do your thing; if by chance we find each other, it's beautiful. LINDA WILLIAMS There's nothing half as sweet in life as young love for Jerry and me. JEFF WORTHY Words and Wisdom go together; that's why I never say anything. ALLEN YEARGIN 28 Debbie Smith—Treasurer Cynthia Hill—Sp. Representative Debra Anders Irma Anderson Randy Baty Robin Belk Debra Bennett Chris Bishop Debra Bishop Johnny Brown Mi ke Burgess Mary Burnett Robert Byars Catherine Coleman Harrold Crossley Robin Di Hard 29 Sheila Eison Terry Fields Billy Fisher Freddy Fleming Robin Forbis Kenny Garner Judith Gist Terry Goforth Wesley Gordon Bobby Gosnell Charles Gunter Sherry Hammett Phillip Hancock Tim Harvey Cynthia Hill Debra Hill Raymond Hood Tina Hood Tim Howell Jimmy Hyatt 30 Al Kay Connie Kirby Rena Lemmonds Neil McGraw Dianne Millwood Janie Morris Janet Motts Debra Mullinax Sheryl Murray Karen O'Sheilds Chuck Parris Henry Pettit Jeffery Richardson Toni Richter 31 Ricky Robinson Larry Rothrock Keith Scales Wayne Shehan Debbie Smith Donna Smith Shirley Smith Ricky Spencer Joy Stapleton Wanda Suttles Nancy Timms Robin Ward Barry Womack Dale Worthy 32 SOPHOMORES OFFICERS President—Armilla Littlejohn V.P.—Rene Millwood Sec.— Luanne Hyatt Treas. — Gregg Byars Rep.—Evelyn Porter Barbara Allison Randy Bailey Debbie Blackwell Dennis Blanton Danny Breitenbacl Billy Brown Lynn Brown Randy Brown Anita Bryant Pam Bryant Mary Buteau Greg Byars Libby Byars Monica Byrd Steve Camby 33 Tammy Carter Diane Chalk Steve Chastine Mike Coben Earl Collier Cindy Crossley Karen Cudd Kathy Davis Wanda Davis Cathy DeYoung Barry Dover Dora Jean Draper Rita Duncan Denise Fleming Rene Fleming David Fowler Myron Furr Charlotte Giger Danny Gist 34 Jackie Going Rohprf Goode left Grizzle Joe Guyton Bruce Hammett David Hammett Karen Hancock Don Harvey Sue Harmon Debra Hayes Brian Howell Luanne Hyatt Betty Jacobs David Jett Tammy Parker Buddy Parris Gary Law so Darren Lee 3ft Armilla Littlejohn George McBride Sue McGaha Laura Mabry Tammy Martin Wayne Mason Randy Mathis Docia Miller Marvin Miller Mark Millwood .Rene Millwood Sh erry MH fw ood Terri Millwood Pam Mitchell Randy Moore Frank Muller Rita Mullinax Lynn Mulwee Joe Norwood 36 Judy Norwood Kay Owens Sue Revels Jeff Rice Pat Robinette Ricky Rochester Donna Rollins Curtis Sewell Tina Sewell Jimmy Shehan Ronald Sherman Bryan Slaten Cherie Smith Dennis Smith Valerie Smith Donna Snapp Lori T ate Susan Teaster Wayne White Chris Wilkins Joyce Williams 37 FRESHMEN OFFICERS President—Wayne Spencer Vice-Pres.— Donna Buice Sec. — Chris Mathis Treas.—Joy Pace Rep. — Carla Gist Kyle Baty Cecelia Benz Joey Bishop Jesse Black Becky Blackwell Linda Blackwell Gregg Bogan Doris Bright Debbie Brown Debra Brown Pat Brown Steve Brown Kay Bryant Kimberly Bryant Donna 6ic 7“ 38 Bill Burchette Sheila Burrell Nancy Buteau Tonda Byars Larry Byrd Donnie Carrigan Debra Carver Jerry Cox Ricky Davis Jeff Deaton Bobby DeYoung Ernie Dillard Linda Di Hard Brian Dover Shirley Draper Roger Ferebee Randy Forbis Sam Foster Keith Fowler 39 Dolly Gambrell Brian Gentry Tommy Gilmer Carla Gist Cathy Goforth Tammy Gordon Wanda Gossett Kim Guyton Sharon Guyton Tad Grubbs Dean Hammett Jeff Harrison Brian Helms Donna Henderson Cathy Holt Frank Hood Rita Houston Anita Hutchins Don Hyatt 40 Marie Jett Betty Joe Johnsor Ricky Jones David Justice Pam Justice Pam Keeter Donnie Kirby Jane Lee Ricky Lee Greg LeMaster Cheryl McGaha Audrey McGraw Philip McGraw Allen Manis Brenda Martin Donna Martin Lewis Martin Chris Mathis Trina Minton 41 Wanda Morgan Kent Nichols Kim O'Dell Melinda L'Dell Linda Osment Joy Pace Randy Pack Sherry Parker Charles Pearson James Petrie Tammy Petty Kim Phillips Earl Porter Valerie Porter ' Cindy Pressley WiHie Prysock Mike Robinette Lisa Rochester Paul Rothrock 42 Crystal Slaten Ernest Smith Loretta Smith James Spencer Wayne Spencer JoAnn Sprouse Sherry Sprouse Gail Stafford Gene Stafford Jane Stapleton Perry Sullivan Duanne Tate Cynthia Thomas Beverly Thompson Clint Thompson Audrey White Roy Wi lliams Will Williams 43 June Coker English Spanish Iris Brown Librarian John Dover Pre-Vocational Jolene Bryant History Don Camby History and Phys. Ed. Ronald Fisher Sci ence A Betty Foster Math r r.: . Guynell Jones History Dianne Kingery English and French Wilcey McDonald Math, Drivers Ed. and Athletic Dir. Linda Hodge Health and P.E. Drivers Ed. Elizabeth Morrell Annie Rogers Business English Butch Rhoads Math Geraldine Si mpson Resource Teacher Pam Seay English Monson Owens Math and Typing Mark Stewart History and Phys. Ed. Sarah Wi lliams Consumer Ed. ADMINISTRATION Bill Coker—Guidance Counselor Sheryl Potter—Secretary VOCATIONAL SCHOOL FACULTY DANIEL MORGAN VOCATIONAL CENTER SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Annie Nash-Cosme-tology; Mrs. Betty Davis-Industrial Sewing; Mrs. Jean Sadler-Food Service; Mrs. Jane Ratterree-Practical Nursing; Mrs. Imogene Bruns-Drafting. STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Albert Campbell-Carpentry; Mr. Harley Ferguson-Textiles; Mr. Jarvis Allen-Auto Mechanics; Mr. Jimmy Dillard-Finish Carpentry-Cabinetmaking; Mr. Ned Hammond-Machine Shop; Mr. Homer Crow-Plumbing; Mr. A.D. Baughmen-Welding; Mr. John Weston-Electricity; Mr. Bob Stepp Air Conditioning Refrigeration Absent: J.C. Abercrombie-Brick Masonry. SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: Daphing Spivey-Secretary; Violet Edwards-Secretary. STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: Jerry Stead man-Assistant Director; P.H. Teaster-Director; Ronald Farley-Adult Coordinator; Lonnie Holman-Vocational Guidance Counselor L CAFETERIA AND MAINTENANCE Cafeteria-Mrs. Dot Schultz, Mrs. Nannie Fay Ellison, Mrs. Maxi me Harris, Mrs. Ida McBeth 52 DISTRICT THREE ADMINISTRATION SEATED L to R: Carl Furr, William D. Trent, George Senn, Conrad Lipscomb, James Baty, STANDING: William Beggerstaff, Robert Wilkins, Gilbert Crowe, Robert Chapman-Chairman, Thomas Lawson-County Board W.B. Moore-County Board, Oren Robinette-County Board Mr. Gettys Broome-Superintendent Mr. Ronnie Griffin-Business Manager Mr. Roy Fowler-Administrative Assistant V 55 1974-75 1. President-Kay Dean 2. Vice-President-Pam Robinette 3. Secretary-Robin White 4. Treasurer-Maurisa McDonald 5. Special Representati ve-Wanda Mi Her 6. Advisor-Jimmy Hodge 7. J. Hodge, D. Lee, T. Gilmer, R. Painter, G. Mason, R. White, J. Brown, S. Moore, R. Houston, L. Rochester, A. Bishop, S. Rush, A. Bryant, S. Smith, M. Miller, A. Littlejohn, W. Miller, E. Porter, D. Hill, J. Morris, C. Hill, D. Campbell, P. Robinette, M. McDonald, C. Jones, R. Burns, M. Teaster, C. Coleman, K. Dean, D. Mullinax, F. Fleming, M. Burgess, K. Garner, E. Dillard, R. Key, R. Dillard, J. Hyatt, W. Spencer, M. Furr FIRST ALL FEMALE GROUP OF STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS 56 STUDENT COUNCIL 57 FRENCH CLUB 58 SPANISH CLUB BLEACHER BUMS 0 r4 i' LIEUTENANTS Darlene Snapp, JoAnn Weathers, Thomas Reid, Judy Smith Ct BETA CLUB Sponsors-June and Bill Coker Sec.-Treas. D. Anders; Pres.-C. Coleman, Vice Pres.-J. Hyatt M. McDonald, D. Mullinax, K. Dean, R. White, A. Bryant, T. Millwood, L. Tate, R. Dillard, J. Hyatt, D. Millwood, R. Forbis, T. Richter, K. O'Shi elds, S. Rush, J. Brown, B. Dover, J. Morris, D. Anders, A. Littlejohn, C. Hill, A. Bishop, D. Hill, S. Grizzle, C. Coleman, D. Smith, D. Worthy, G. Tate, J. Norwood, C. Parris, D. Campbell, J. Worthy, W. Mason, M. Burgess, R. Key, K. Garner, R. Belk, J. Breitenbach, G. Mason, M. Teaster, R. Painter, K. Cudd, D. Gosnell, R. Ward, J. Coker. 60 BLOCK P CLUB BOTTOM ROW: C. Parris, J. Worthy, D. Campbell, M. Miller, G. Tate, E. Shippy, SECOND ROW: R. Baty, B. Gpsnell, R. Key, D. Anders, R. Jones, J. Breitenbach, F. Tate, T. Norris, I. Anderson, B. Shippy, A. Littlejohn, W. Miller, J. Byars, W. Curry, T. Reid, THIRD ROW: D. Jett, D. Bishop, N. McGraw, J. Hyatt, W. Mason, C. Gunter, G. Byars, M. McDonald, J. Norwood, L. Mabry, N. Timms, R. Duncan, E. Dillard, R. Spencer, T. Fields, T. Howell, F. Fleming, M. Burgess, K. Garner, K. O'Shields, J. Weathers, R. For-bis, D. Bennett, K. Dean, D. Smith, C. Kirby. Vice-President, Jimmy Byars; Secretary, Debbie Smith; President, Maxie Miller. TOMAHAWK 1. EDITOR Marcia Teaster 2. ASST. EDITOR Robin Ward 3. ADVISOR Pam Seay 4. Marcia Teaster, Pam Seay, Catherine Coleman, Robin Ward, Debra Anders, Debbie Smith, Kay Dean, Karen O'Sheilds, Maurisa McDonald, Cindy Jones, Robin Burns, Ann Bishop, Anita Bryant, Gayle Mason, Robin White, Judith Gist, Dale Campbell, Maxie Miller, Jimmy Hyatt, Terry Fields, Chuck Parris, Richard Key, Jeff Worthy 5. David Jett, Eddie Bryant, Johnny Brown, Bobby Gosnell, Rene Millwood, Lori Tate, Ernie Dillard, Debbie Smith, Johnny Breiten-bach, Rita Houston, Joy Pace, Pam Robinette, Barry Dover 62 £9 ddVIS HEALTH CAREERS 64 PRO CLUB BUS DRIVERS CHESS CLUB 65 BAND MAJORETTES Rene Millwood, Darlene Snapp, Diane Millwood, Melinda Snapp, Kim Phillips, Debbie LeMaster FLAG BEARERS 67 Shirley Smith, Wanda Miller, Freida Tate, Sheila Smith, Vanessa Goode TELEPACO 68 STAFF 1. Maxie Miller, Vanessa Goode, Armilla Littlejohn, Judith Gist, Debra Hill, Jimmy Hyatt, Robin Dillard, Catherine Coleman, Debbie Smith, Ann Bishop, Karen O'Shields, Susan Rush, Ray Painter, Robin Ward, Melody Chesney, Kay Dean, Wanda Dillard, Felicia Millwood, Sheryl Murry, Johnny Brown, Gregg Tate, Dale Worthy, Maurisa McDonald, Gayle Mason, Marcia Teaster, Robin Burns, Terry Fields, Richard Key, Debra Anders 2. Robin Forbis, Anita Bryant, Janie Morris, Robin Belk, Johnny Breitenbach, Kenny Garner, Kai iiJiojck _Ponna Rollins, Debra Gosnell , Lynn Mulwee, 1 fancy”Tiinms, Rene Millwood, Lori Tate, Mary Burnett, Debra Bishop, Bobby Gosnell, Dale Campbell, Wayne Mason 3. EDITOR-Ann Bishop 4. ASSISTANT EDITOR-Catherine Coleman 5. SPONSOR-Mrs. Elizabeth Morrell 69 72 Captai ns: Randy Harvey Richard Key Maxey Miller Thomas Reid Jeff Worthy Danny Breitenbach Mike Burgess Coleman Byars Dale Campbell Ernie Dillard Roger Duncan Converse Draper Terry Fields Freddy Fleming Kenny Garner Danny Lee Gist Lee Haney Tim Harvey Tim Howell Jimmy Hyatt George McBride Neil McGraw Wayne Mason INDIANS 75 '.T v? -' • ■ i- . • v v v t- •• B! Larry Rothrock Wayne Shehan Billy Shippy Eric Shippy Joe Smith Ricky Spencer Gregg Tate COACHES COACH WILCEY McDONALD HAS ONE-HUNDRETH WIN! Coach Wilcey McDonald, Coach Bill Littlefield, and Coach Ronald Fisher Head Coach—Wilcey McDonald Kenny Garner-Trainer, Vanessa Goode, Sue McGaha, Wanda Curry, Maurisa McDonald, Kathy DeYoung STANDING-Butch Rhoads-Coach, Laura Mabry-Manager, Charlottle Giger, Wanda Miller, COACH Mr. Butch Rhoads Kim Phillips, Debra Hill, Judy Norwood, Rita Mullinax, Rene Millwood, Mgr. UO 0O CO - 0 DO - —I — LO 70 Jesse Black-Manager, Danny Lee Gist, Terry Fields, Neal McGraw, Ricky Spencer, Jeff Worthy, Billy Shippy, Myron Furr-Manager, Robert Goode-Manager COACH Mr. Mark Stuart UO — Z O — Z STARTING LINE-UP 84 £20v SAoa ALL 74 RUNNERS-U 1st ROW: Chuck Parris, Joe Norwood, Chris Bishop, Gary Moore, Doug Harvey, Neil McGraw, Billy Shippy, 2nd ROW: Bobby Crossley, Jeff Worthy, Dale Campbell, Ricky Jones, Eric Shippy, Marty Jett, Ernie Dillard, Maxie Miller, 3rd ROW: James Hardy, Randy Hardy, Roger Duncan, Terry Gilmer, Coach Don Camby, Coach Bud Wells, Richard Key, Wayne Mason, Walter Shippy, Sonny Smith FIRST ROW: Gregg Tate, Terry Millwood, SECOND ROW: Chris Bishop, Randy Baty, Marty Jett, Kenneth Kirby, Ricky Rochester, Thomas Reed, THIRD ROW: Charles Gunter, Ricky Spencer, Jeff Worthy, Doug Bishop, Maxie Miller, Wayne Mason, FOURTH ROW Freddy Fleming, Bobby Crossley, Richard Key, Mike Burgess, Kenny Garner, Joe Norwood, Jimmy Hyatt, FIFTH ROW: Sterling Farr, Larry Rothrock 1974-75 VARSITY CHEER- LEADERS 92 SPIRIT 1974-75 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS NOW WE'VE COT THE Cheerleaders: Debbie Smith, Kay Dean, JoAnn Weathers, Connie Kirby, Anmilla Littlejohn, Robin Forbis, Debra Bennett, Freida Tate, Irma Anderson 93 J.V. FOOTBALL Dennis Farr Tommy Gilmer James Glenn Doug Guyton Jody Guyton Jeff Harrison Doug Harvey Larry Harvey Don Hyatt Billy King Donnie Kirby James Spencer 94 J.V. FOOTBALL CAPTAINS Donnie Carrigan Ricky Jones Gary Moore COACHES Larry Owens, Head Coach Don Camby, Assistant Coach Greg LeMaster, All Conference Offensive Line J v c H E E R L E A D Head Cheerleader, Jane Lee; Joy Pace, Kay Frances Tracy, Vivian Smith, Angela Dillard, Wanda Porter, Kim Phillips, Tonda Byars. 95 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Manager-Barbara Allison, Shirley Draper, Cheryl Mc-Gaha, Jackie Helms, Kim Littlefield, Rita Houston, Manager-Valerie Porter, Dollie Gambrell, Kim Phil- lips, Lisa Rochester, Chris Mathis, Debra Brown, Debbie Dawkins, Freida Foster, Teresa Goode, Coach-Ronald Fisher Manager-Deith Brown, Gary Moore, Greg LeMaster, Ernie Dillard, Dennis Farr, Duane Tate, Marvin Hayes, Tommy Gilmer, Mike Hill, Jeff Harrison, Donnie Ricky Jones, Ricky Hill, Coach-Jimmy Hodge Carrigan, Randy Forbis, Mike Robinette, Lee Haney, 1. Wilcey McDonald 3. Bud Wells 5. Bill Littlefield 7. Don Camby 2. Mark Stewart 4. Butch Rhoads 6. Jimmy Hodge 8. Ronnie Fisher 97 uO ui HOMECOMING 1974 Libby Harvey sponsored by Randy Harvey HOMECOMING CANDIDATES Wanda Dillard-Roger Duncan Loretta Smith-Thomas Reid Debra Anders-Richard Key Rene Mi I wood-Jeff Worthy Pam Robinette-Dale Campbell Jan Wells-Gregg Tate MISS TOMAHAWK 1975 MISS ROBIN DILLARD 104 107 SENIOR CLASS First Runner-up Second Runner-up B E A U Miss Sheila Smith T I E S Miss Pam Robinette Miss Robin White Miss Wanda Rochester 108 JUNIOR CLASS 109 Miss Judy Norwood Miss Jane Stapleton ANNA TODD SCHOLARS KAY DEAN BETTY CROCKER HOMEMAKER AWARD ANN BISHOP CAROLINA SCHOLAR JEFF WORTHY CITADEL SCHOLAR JEFF WORTHY, ALTERNATE — RICHARD KEY CITADEL SPIRIT OF 76 DALE CAMPBELL, ALTERNATES —JOHNNY BRIETENBACH, GREGG TATE MISS F.H.A. ROBIN WHITE FURMAN SCHOLARS CATHERINE COLEMAN, DEBRA HILL, KENNY GARNER, DALE WORTHY HONOR SOCIETY SCHOLARSHIP ANN BISHOPtTELECIA MILLWQQP JAMES R. MANN CITIZENSHIP AWARD KAY DEAN KING TEEN JEFF WORTHY P.C. FELLOWS FELECIA MILLWOOD TylARCIA TEASTER, RAY PAINTER, JEFF WORTHY S.CTASSOCIATION of e.s.e.a. ADMINISTRATORS DALE CAMPBELL 113 ✓ 3 O z 0 n OzOi OzOi 114 I GOFORTH'S BEAUTY SHOP I I I • • f ? 1 I I Owner: Frances Goforth Pacolet, S.C. FLEMING'S FLORIST Complete Floral Service Specializing in Weddings Pacolet, S.C. ROBINETTE HARDWARE Pacolet, S.C. Your helpful I handy hardware folks, ; serving the Pacolet area for over a quarter of a century. LEE'S SUNOCO Friendly Service Pacolet Mills, S.C. Ph. 474-2304 | I MORNING GEM EGGS Grade B Enterprizes LTD P.0. Box 268 Easley, S.C. 29640 i i 116 PIZZA INN P� Z2A Your happy shopping store Pizza Inn 1 790 N. Church St. Spartanburg, S.C Pizza Inn 2 1057 Fernwood Glendale Rd. Spartanburg, S.C. Pizza Inn 3 203 W. Jeffries St. Gaffney, S.C, Pizza Inn 4 1392 W.O. Ezell Blvd. Spartanburg, S.C. fashion service serving Spartanburg for over 54 years UPTOWN HILLCREST EFIRD'S MINTON'S GARAGE PACOLET CLEANERS Pacolet Cleaners '.OUT sc Owner: R.G. Rhinehart Pacolet, S.C Pacolet, S.C Phone 474-2373 24 hour service 117 in WADE'S DRIVE IN Home of good food Your Business is Appreciated Very Much. BLACKWELL'S GULF Ph. 474-2508 Compliments Of KIRBY'S SERVICE STATION Kirby's Service Station Owner: Leo Kirby WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE H. Boyd Gosnell Pacolet, S.C. Ph. 474-2654 NINA'S BEAUTY SHOP Ph.474-2697 Pacolet, S.C. ••• •••• •••• :: VV «? COLEMAN'S STORE v - z1 Pacolet, SX.y z (Wr 4q . f lJL £ tyi l orfy STOP rN SHOP e m o ai C JL 119 ’ b SUTTON'S GARAGE Rt. l, Pacolet, S .C. 474-2255 “Specializing in tractors and trucks 120 MOGIE'S PLACE COLD BEER, POOL TABLES, AMUSEMENT JIMMY McGINN - OWNER HAMRICK'S STORE 2508 Cherokee Ave Gaffeney, S.C. Compliments of ROSE'S STORE IN THE PINEW00D Courtesy of THOMAS SON'S TUX RENTALS S partanburg -G reenv i I le 276 S. Church St. Spartanburg Ph. 583-8450 Hi Merest Plaza Ph. 582-5514 SHOPPING CENTER Spartanburg, South Carolina 121 PINE ST. DAIRY BAR Owner: Mullinax's 'Ice Cream, Hot Dogs, Drinks, Shakes, and a good place to meet friends and bring your date (Air Conditioned) KIWI LOUNGE Formally Known as Claude's Snack Bar Pacolet, S.C. Best Hotdogs and Hamburgers in town 122 VULCAN MATERIALS COMPANY Crushed Stone for Driveways Highway Construction and Concrete Phone 474-2231 Pacolet, South Carolina T L.P. PITTS MOTOR CO. INC USED CARS Telephone 585-2226 ONCE A CUSTOMER-ALWAYS A FRIEND TOYOTA SALES, PARTS 493 West Main Spartanburg, S.C AND SERVICE HART'S DRIVE-IN Pacolet, South Carolina Ph. 474-2684 123 MILLIKEN TETRA PAK mikkiixuii i i i in ■ ni AND MILLIKEN INDUSTRIALS CORPORATION SUBSIDIARIES OF DEERING MILLIKEN. INC. Serving the dairy, food processing, container, banking and linen industries with packaging and converting equipment, materials, sales and service. JONESVILLE, S.C. PLANT WHITESTONE, S.C. PLANT 124 A.'jcA'jcAgcAocAgcA'X'A'ycAgcAgcA'jcAgcAocAgc • Compliments of PACOLET MACHINERY CO. WHITT'S SERVICE STATION Pacolet, South Carolina 5 BROWN'S STORE (j Pacolet, South Carolina ----------------------------------------- | SPARTAN INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY CO. o o SPARTAN INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY CO. P.O.Box 2767 Cs Q Spartanburg, S .C. 29302 125 JeY YxYxYxTxYxYxYxY YxYxY3C¥xtxYxYxYxY!y MA cry .vki . «_s 126 EBH8nnraKKHftHKgi«infraifin(T - e vto 9 Z rw mm MILLIKEN tk , PACOLET MILL r esr7 jur) OlJ-X c QL d VSa — ' -“ ® A Divysmn of Deering Milliken Ui Q L j2y IjuUs SyO JUO; U u OLCk V estQua,it W-' e T KjUj GxudCpUA . fh£U , •QjO — - u u!£ mployees and Product(2c AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER ssinnrMf 'gKinnnnnnnrg'ggiannreB 128 HAPPY DAY NURSERY Owner: Betty Parker Ph. 474-3344 Pacolet, South Carolina PACOLET AMOCO Hwy. 176 PacoletS.C. WILKEN'S SERVICE STATION Ph. 474-2384 Pacolet, S.C. MARY'S BEAUTY SHOP Mary Worthy-owner Ph. 474-2835 Pacolet, S.C. GENE GUYTON AND DAUGHTER Mr. Gene Guyton and Daughter Best wishes to Senior Class of 75 KAY'S BEAUTY SHOP Kay Tramell: owner Pacolet Mills 474-2746 ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ 129 V U TA CLEMENT LUMBER CO., INC. Serving Builders, Home-Owners, and Industry Since 1936 Old Union Rd. Spartanburg, S .C. Ph. 583-7296 $ah £iria asA THE COMPLETE FAMILY DEPARTMENT STORE Featuring Nationally Known Brands Heart of Uptown Spartanburg 143 East Main Duncan Park-1214 Union St. f f PACOLET FUEL AND SUPPLY COMPANY EXPERIENCED ECONOMICAL DEPENDABLE Charles W. Pearson, Pres. 180 Reidville Rd. Sptg. S .C. Ph. 585-2291 B. F. LONG PRINTING CO., INC. Pacolet, S.C. Ph. 474-2307 Western Auto Associate Store Cowpens, S.C. Ph. 463-4425 J .C. Bryant, owner 130 Compliments of THE GEER DRUG CO. Spartanburg, tfw South Carolina PACOLET BEAUTY SALON Ph. 474-2898 Beatrice Harvey: owner Mrs. Cathy Odell - operator Pacolet Mills, S.C. Compliments of JENKIN'S MOBIL Station Pacolet, S.C. SLOAN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Asphalt Pavings Pacolet, S.C. Ph. 474-2112 R.D. Smith 131 Where Your Future Begins FIRST PIEDMONT FEDERAL To,, Free Line SAVINGS LOAN ASSOC,AT,ON 585-8812 210 Limestone St. Gaffeney, S .C. 3 m M. W. BOBO FUNERAL CHAPEL 419EastMain Spartanburg, S .C. Best Wishes to the Class 75 MORELAND CHEMICAL COMPANY Spartanburg, S .C. 8 132 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '75 We are proud of you, and the other fine young people of the Pacolet communities. You have our best wishes for future success, as you continue your education or as you enter a career in the business or industrial world. When considering a future career, we encourage you and all our other young friends to Think of Textiles! Textiles comprise South Carolina's largest, and one of its most progressive industries—offering many career opportunities for high school graduates and other young people. For more detailed information, we invite you to call at the Personnel Office of any of our plants. SPARTAN MILLS BEAUMENT MILLS Spartanburg, S.C. Spartanburg, S.C. CHEROKEE FINISHING COMPANY Gaffney, S.C. Compliments of THE LEADER Spartanburg, S.C KIDDIE KORAL Director: Francis Wells Ph. 474-2658 PacoletSX PACOLET DRUG STORE Pacolet Mills, SX JETT'S SHOE SHOP Pacolet Mills South Carolina X .A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A 'A A. X 55 Qcoz t orf Qua cfy PEELER’S DAIRY 135 PACOLET GRINDING AND PLATING PACOLET, SOUTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF HARLEY CORPORATION AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER MANUFACTURERS COMMERCIAL AND CONSUMER TYPE BAGS SHIPPING CONTAINERS PLASTIC HEAVY DUTY CORRUGATED CONTAINERS 136 137 Osment Chevron Jerry Bryant 1 i CLASS CAROUSEL SHOP 2 75 'Junto? ' l£ n ’ Vfry. — ft • ' 1M T� N|U ( • C 2 301 Hi Merest Shopping Center ft ' 7 FAREWELL 138 ood Foods for the home.. 139 JjSV vONSV v S w©v v®MSV v S)«®V v©M®iy e 5)w®iv «We)W®V vt©M®V v©M®Vv v©M 5V v®«SV vTaWSV ! in Twemy yeflRS... i The year is 1975, and we're used to rockets taking men to the moon, and jumbo jets crossing the Atlantic in an afternoon. Just 20 years ago, rockets were merely long-range military weapons, and all airliners still had propellers. Imagine what the next 20 years will bring! Perhaps you and some of your classmates would like to make some predictions . .. about yourselves, your classmates, science, and the world — in 1995, and note them below. Twenty years from now it'll be fun to see how close you came to reality. One safe guess: the Gaffney Bearing Plant will still be here, providing opportunities for the people of Cherokee County. IN 20 YEARS I PREDICT: jiLl IN 20 YEARS4 PREDICT: : IN 20 YEARS 1 PREDICT: IN 20 YEARS 1 PREDICT: IN 20 YEARS 1 PREDICT: Signed: • Signed: Signed: | THE TIMKEN COMPANY 1 2 ‘SSHQ ©«© 140 YOU'RE ON CANDID CAMERA Is my head that big ? What's going on here? This is boring. Somebody please help! It's been one of those days. Wrong way. Is that so? EDITOR-IN-CfolEF . . BUSINESS MANAGER ADS MANAGER . . . MURES EDITOR US EDITORS . Pass editors .. Marcia Tester Jeff Worthy Robin White . . . Maurisa McDonald . . Kay Dean, Jimmy Hyatt . Gayle Mason, Cindy Jones, Catherine Coleman Karen O'Shields, Anita Bryant ORGANIZATIONS EDITORS ... Ann Bishop, Debbie Smith CULTY EDITORS ASSISTANT EDITOR . . . Robin Ward ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER . . . Maxie Millei ADS STAFF . . . Chuck Parris, Dale Campbell ASSISTANT FEATURES EDITOR . . . Debra Anders TYPIST . . . Robin Burns ARTIST . . . Judith Gist PHOTOGRAPHERS . . . Gregg Tate, Terry Fields, Richard Key ADVISOR . . . Mrs. Pam Seay 1975 TOMAHAWK STAFF THESE DAYS is the theme of our book. In this book we've tried to capture moments of these days because they are some of our most important. I hope our efforts are appreciated. I want to thank Mrs. Seay for help and guidance. I especially want to thank Gayle Mason, Robin Burns, and Maurisa McDonald for doing SjectionsaJher than their own. This book was not just thrown together. It took a lot of spare time and nokso Spare tirhe. It's been a lot of trouble, but I'm proud. ofTty and TJhope you will enjoy it. 144