Pageland High School - Tiger Yearbook (Pageland, SC)

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-A 'Q Busdrivers Survive inclement Weather During School Year As the opening of a new school year draws near, busdrivers ready themselves for the nine-month task of transporting students to and from school. These cautious and responsi- ble drivers start their jobs very early in the morning and do not stop until 91 late afternoon. Busdrivers work very hard to get mileage sheets in on time and to per- form their duties well. Despite the rainy days and cold mornings these taxpayers safely drive hundreds of PHS students to school each day.

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Swinging Into Spring The golf club got off to a slow start this year due to the absence of a coach, but members were still aware that this year's golf team is going for its fifth straight conference title. Members learned golf etiquette and rules at each meeting which helps them better understand the game of golf. With the support of teachers, coaches, students, and the White Plains Country Club the golf team anticipates another victorious season. 1. An asset to the Golf Club, Steve Iackson also plays an active part on the golf course. 2. Soph- omores displayed interest and ability in this year's golf season. 3. Golf Club members dis- cuss plans for the State AAA Golfer's banquet. 4. Filling out time sheets is an important re- sponsibility of all bus drivers, as demonstrated by Tommy Plyler. 5. Carefullness and precision won William Lockhart the Busdriver of the Year Award. 6. The actual driving of the bus is the biggest responsibility of our bus drivers. In the case of Ricky Hancock, it's a service with a smile. 7. If it were not for the services of Avery jackson, many of our buses would not be able to run their routes. -Ili Ill Ili I1 -T f 3l 1' v -. i :un- -.-P 90

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1. Future Teachers show their spirit by entering the winning float in the homecoming parade. 2. Club members discuss their plans for the coming month. 3. FTA officers are Becky Sapp, Ceil Miller, Patricia Graves, and their sponsor, Mrs. Pauline Raley. 'HT .' 'T I i, k, -:-A,.- 4 5 3 . - ' E 1 ' H- f f' ,-e' ' I 1 1 EH , Q Q4 f 'wt' WN 'Q ,. ge :s D o K f , t 3 tttt - 1. A T WORK I .li . H, mess, . Q- ...W I Q' 1'....,w..m....,ni...,.. ' v.,,.n.i, 4.u..1..,i,. mai HPerhaps OneDa Perhaps one day I will be as good a teacher as she. This thought is of- ten present in the minds of members of the FTA. With their advisor, Mrs. Polly Raley, the members learn the many duties of a teacher. The mem- bers give the Teacher of the Year award to a deserving teacher during Teacher-Appreciation Week. First place in the homecoming parade went to the FTA and the I.V. cheer- leaders. The responsibility of deco- rating the main hall bulletin board is shared with the Beta Club. 92 Ekmx