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Presented by THE VANGUARD STAFF DORMAN HIGH SCHOOL SPARTANBURG. SOUTH CAROLINA Volume II Mathematics utilizes modern methods to develop precise work. Students practice art of dressmaking. Three typing courses are offered at Dor- man. Typing I and II for those who are inter- ested in secretarial work, Personal Typing for those who want to learn to type for their own use. The purpose of the home economics classes is to encourage democracy in home and com- munity, thereby improving personal, family, and community living. Members of the woodshop are expected to complete one project each six weeks. Fruit bowls, rod and reel cases, gun racks, and book cases are among the completed projects. The mathematics program meets the needs of all students in the fields of algebra, geome- try, business mathematics, trigonometry, and calculus. Through diligent practice, students acquire the skill of typewriting Dorman's Curriculum Provides Mr. Cathcart instructs students in woodshop. 2 Miss O'Shields aids homemakers in the preparation of a balanced meal. Preparation For College And Mechanical Drawing students prepare for career in drafting. Vocational classes have proven to be a vital phase of any school's curriculum. Enjoy- ment as well as learning is found in each class. Home Economics is a necessary course for any girl desiring someday to become a housewife. Cooking as well as sewing stimu- late many girls at Dorman to realize their potential. As stated by our former President Kennedy, physical fitness is not only good for the body but also is essential for the mind to work properly. Though only an hour a day is devoted to exercise and fun in the physical education classes instructed by Mrs. Kay Parris, each girl receives an added enjoyment to a regu- lar school day. Mechanical Drawing courses offer one the knowledge necessary to compete in a chang- ing, progressive world. Without this course, many of today's exclusive buildings and bridges would not be available. Science prepares those interested in ad- vanced learning in the field of biology, chemistry, and physics and allows them to build a good foundation for future use. Science interest is sparked by experiments. Physical fitness is part of everyday routine in physical education. 3 Physical education develops coordination and promotes competitive spirit. Mr. Phillips aids student teacher, Mr. Beck, in preparation for a career in teaching. English literature is expounded in Creative English. Student Teachers Observe And Practice In Class Only a few of the many ways that Dorman helps the student to grow are pictured here. For those students who possess the ability to write, a course in Creative Writing taught by Mrs. Joyce Cleveland is offered. This is one of the best courses that DHS offers to help one along the road to a successful writing career. Mr. Phillips was only one of the many who helped train college students in the field of practice teaching. This practice gives the prospective teacher a bird's eye view of what his future career holds. One of the most enjoyable sports during physical education is volleyball. Coaches Curtis Powell and Wade Corn instruct in this field of study. Biology students find microscopic analysis guite enjoyable. Biology students experiment, observe, and analyze. FT A officers Sandra Gwinn, Linda Smith, Becky Walden, and Terrie Lanford fetes retired teacher. FHA Officers, left to right: Carole Hardin, Margaret Fleming, Laura Bryan, Linda Watkins. Standing: Mrs. Frances Dover, Adviser: Miss Roberta O'Shields. Adviser; Paulette Tiilotson and Debbie Mitchell discuss year's work. Club Projects Benefit, Complement School Life Shown here are only four of the many clubs or organizations which make up part of the activities at DHS. The Key Club, sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Spartanburg, is advised by Mr. Dewey Gentry. During the current year they compiled and sold student directories which have proved very helpful to students and teachers at Dorman. The Cavalettes, advised by Mrs. Charlene Yarborough, is the only club sponsored solely by the school. They have sold football pro- grams and advance tickets to athletic events. The Future Homemakers of America is an organization which encourages individuals to improve personal, family, and community living. Mrs. Daisy Beam is adviser for the Future Teachers of America. Monthly meetings of this club help to increase the students' knowl- edge of the art of teaching through well planned and presented programs. Key Club officers Jacob Gregory, Bruce Whelchel, David Frey, and Chick Gosnell sell Student Directory to Linda Williams. Cavalette officers sell advance tickets to ball game. Left to Right: Becky Walden, Debra Earnhardt, Jackie Brown. Band members prepare for stiff inspection before public performance. Russell Walden, Ronnie Thornton, and Kirk McKeown collect canned goods and toys to spread Christmas cheer. Council Reactivates Student Participation Christmas season was an active time at Dorman. The Student Council, backed by the faculty and student body, started the season by erecting and decorating a huge tree in the lobby. Boxes of food and toys were collected and distributed to those less fortunate. Participating in the city's annual Christmas parade, the Marching Cavaliers underwent stiff inspection in readiness for the parade. Another example of Christmas giving was that of the Anchor Club. The members unani- mously voted to help four underprivileged children. Pennants were sold to help provide money for this project. The true Christmas Spirit prevailed throughout the school. One of the many projects of the Anchor Club was selling pennants. Officers left to right are Annette Collins, Cheryl McGaha, Elaine Anderson, and Peggy Malone. Buying pennant is member Vicki Outz. The Marching Cavaliers display precision in performance at the Spartanburg Annual Christmas Parade. Enthusiasm Sparked By College Representatives Juniors and Seniors began seriously think- ing of college entrance requirements when representatives from various colleges visited the campus to talk with them. An impressive ceremony was held by the National Honor Society when new members were inducted. Mr. Boggs presented them with pens and membership cards. A welcome part of every school day is the lunch period when teachers and students enjoy a delicious meal. The National Honor Society inducts new members. The impres- sive ceremony inspires others to attain a higher scholastic average. Teachers enjoy break from classroom during lunch. Students attentively listen to Converse College representative explain requirements, facilities, and college life. Alan Hughes, President of Interact Club, and Kirk McKeown, Student Council President, perform the Interact Club's daily task of flag raising. The flagpole was used at Camp Wadsworth during World War I. Receiving class rings brings not only seniority but also new responsibilities. President of the P-TA, Mr. O. O. Knight, enjoys a duel between the Fighting Cavaliers and opponents at a Friday night football game. West View Ruritan Donates Historical Flagpole Upon hearing that the West View Ruritan Club was to erect a flagpole, U. S. Senator Donald Russell advised that the school would be given a flag which had flown over the Nation's capitol. This was a very welcome addition to the Dorman campus. Many ardent fans cheered the Cavaliers on to victory or encouraged them in their losses. For days after rings were received, seniors compared them for size, color, and beauty. The lunchroom portrays the use of rectan- gular, trapezoidal, and round tables placed together or separately. This is only one phase of the very modern furnishings in our school. Dorman lunchroom portrays modern furniture and building design. Tardy students must check into office before reporting to class. Mr. Jesse S. Bobo addresses Student body during National Honor Society program. Educator Urges Students To Reach Higher Goals The various scenes of activities and every- day routine at Dorman depict only a part of the busy 180 days of school life. The office at Dorman is a place of hustling each morning as students check in, attend- ance boards are collected, and the days announcements are typed. In addition to the speech of Mr. J. S. Bobo at its first induction ceremony, four senior members explained the cardinal principles of the National Honor Society—leadership, scholarship, character, and service. Conclud- ing the program was a candle-lighting serv- ice centered around the flaming torch. Football always plays an important role in any school. A group of dedicated fans organized by the PTA made up a caravan to all out of town games. A fee of 50 f per student was charged for transportation. This money was turned over to the school to aid in the beautification program. As a climax to the 1965 season a football banquet was held honoring everyone who had helped to make the season the success that it was. Fighting Cavaliers led by quarterback Tommy Owens struggle for first down. Varsity and Junior Varsity enjoy annual football banquet. Mr. Bobby McDaniel’s chemistry class experiments with laboratory equipment in the electrolysis of water. Beginning in the physical education class, boys eagerly work- out in order to make the team. Weight lifting has proved most helpful in building strong athletes. Experimentation And Practice Prove Worthwhile Physics class experiments with free-fall apparatus to determine the acceleration of gravity at the location of the physics lab. During a practice session, Coach Corn instructs the football team in the tactics of ball handling, blocking, tackling, and running. 10 Hours of diligent toil go into the planning of a year's work at Dorman. ALMA MATER Hail, Alma Mater! Praises proudly sing Of all the memories our school days bring. Founded on dignity, Honor, and liberty, Gave knowledge to us all. Hail to Dorman High. FOREWORD The road of life is a winding one which never seems to end. If our journey down this road is to be successful, we must spend many hours in preparation. Even though our plans may be perfect and our needs sufficient, we will still be confronted with many detours, red lights, and stop signs. Although these obstacles are sometimes frightening and dis- appointing because we are unprepared for them, we are fortunate to have the faculty, the administration, our principal, our parents, our ministers, and our friends constantly by our sides to guide us. With so many to help us, we should never be afraid or feel alone when these failures and trials overcome us. We should always remember that if we'll only walk on with hope and faith in our hearts WE'LL NEVER WALK ALONE. Here at school it seems that our disappoint- ments and failures usually come at the same time. Although these may merely be stop signs which, if encountered with faith and determination, we can easily overcome. They seem to make matters worse, but they really do not because they come for a purpose. We learn by our mistakes and making errors or experiencing failures truly strengthens our minds and makes us want to try harder and put forth our best efforts. These words of the poet seem most fitting: There is a destiny that makes us brothers; none goes his way alone. CONTENTS Administration....................14 Athletics.........................24 Activities........................42 Features..........................62 Underclassmen.....................72 Seniors...........................92 122 13 Advertisements Walk On, Walk On With Hope In Your Heart 14 DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION MR. PAUL M. DORMAN MR- L. E. GABLE Superintendent Business Manager Administration Endorses Activities Of DHS MR. I. T. MABRY Bookkeeper MRS. MARGUERITE G. HAYES Secretary MR. JOHN H. TILLOTSON Director of Instruction 16 LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. J. P. Huckaby, Secretary; Mr. W. E. Bald- win. Co-Chairman; Mr. John L. Martin, Chairman; Mr. L. E. Gable. Business Manager; Mr. Paul M. Dorman, Superintendent. SEATED. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. C. B. Mooneyham, Mr. L. L. Harrison, Mrs. C. C. Miller, Mr. M. A. Finch. STANDING: Mr. E. M. Knudson, Mr. B. B. McMahan. TRUSTEES Our administration is charged with the tremendous responsibility of giving every student the best edu- cation possible. To operate an effective high school requires the concerted efforts of many people and each of those charged with this responsibility performs most capably. The top policy makers for all District Six schools form the Board of Trustees. These men represent the people of our school district. They are men dedicated to the task of educating the students in our school and others in this District. Mr. Paul M. Dorman, our superintendent, has shown outstanding leadership in handling the affairs of our District. It is his desire that we always climb ambi- tiously toward the top of the ladder of success. Mr. L. E. Gable, business manager, very efficiently performs his role of taking care of the buying and other business affairs in the district. Good administrators need good assistants. Mrs. Mar- guerite Hayes, our secretary; Mr. J. T. Mabry, our bookkeeper, and Mr. John Tillotson, director of instruc- tion, have always performed their duties untiringly. These people who make up the Administrative Staff of School District Six have helped us to realize that the words of the songwriter “You'll Never Walk Alone are true in every respect. County Board of Education Members MR. J. S. BOBO MR. D. R. FRYE 17 To the seniors of '66: History may well reflect that the high school graduates of the six- ties in large measure determined the civilization of the twenty-first century. In this decade of unlimited op- portunity it cannot be said I didn't have a chance. Your graduation, a step of end- ing or a step of beginning, is a landmark for each of you. I trust the foundation is secure and this is a launchpad to a successful life—a successful life of your choice, as a homemaker, farmer, teacher, doctor, lawyer, engineer, or secretary. The faculty and staff wish for you a full life of understanding, competence, and progress. The real worth of Dorman High will not be measured by archi- tectural design but rather by its impact on the lives of its gradu- ates and the intellectual and spiritual values for which it stands. I shall follow your separate ca- reers with real personal interest. —DOYLE W. BOGGS. MR. DOYLE W. BOGGS Principal MR. ALLEN O. CLARK Assistant Principal Dorman High is now well into its second year of operation and already it is beginning to have an im- pact upon the local and state levels in academic and extracurricular activities. The 1964-1965 school year was spent consolidating two student bodies and solv- ing many problems that came as a result of this edu- cational progress. Education cannot be evaluated in terms of one or two years, but no one doubts for a moment the excellent opportunities, the challenges and the brightness of the future for the students who are privileged to attend Dorman High School. Dorman High's destiny as a quality secondary edu- cational institution is assured. Surely, all who reside in Spartanburg County School District Six must be proud. —ALLEN O. CLARK. MRS. GERALDINE BABB—Box 301, Duncan, S. C.; B.A. Furman Uni- vorsity; leaches world history and psychology; outside activities in- clude reading, sports, and travel. MRS. DAISY W. BEAM—229 E. Smith St., Gaffney, S. C.; A.B. Limestone College; graduate work Furman University, Duke University, and Converse College; teaches piano qeomotry and algebra; sponsor for Future Teachors Club. MRS. CARRIE C. BOGGS—162 Cor- nelius Rd., Spartanburg, S. C.; A.B. Winthrop College; school librarian, adviser for Library Club; outside activities include reading and cooking. MRS. BARBARA C. CALDWELL—109 Oconee Dr., Spartanburg, S. C.; B.S. Carson-Nowman, graduate work at Converse College; teachos biology; outside activities include sports and reading. MRS. EVELYN B. CANNON—1164 Woodburn Rd., Spartanburg, S. C.; A.B. Limostonc College, graduate work at Appalachian State Teach- ers College and Univorsity of S. C.; adviser for the Junior Class, teaches business math, shorthand and type- writing; outsido interests include music. MRS. WILLIE W. CARTER—Spartan- burg Junior College, Spartanburg, S. C.; A.B. Carson-Newman; teaches English; interested in reading and knitting. Four New Teachers Join Faculty For '65-'66 Term MR. WARREN R. CATHCART. SR.— 329 W. Hampton Ave., Spartanburg, S. C.; wood shop; retired from office of County Superintendent of Educa- tion; hobbies and interests include building and refinishing furniture; hunting and fishing. MRS. JOYCE G. CLEVELAND—3296 S. Church St., Spartanburg. S. C.; A.B. Furman University, graduato work Converse Colleae; sponsor for Anchor Club; outsido interest in- clude reading and sewing. MISS LINDA COGGINS—Route 2, Spartanburg. S. C.; B.A. Winthrop College; teachos Spanish. MR. WADE A. CORN—603 Ridge- way Dr., Spartanburg. S. C.; A.B. Wofford College; teaches physical education, athletic director, football coach. 19 MR. KENNETH O. COUCH—115 Spring Valley Drive, Spartanburg, S. C.; B.S. and M.S. Clemson Uni- versity; teaches agriculture, adviser for FFA; outside interest are live- stock shows, football, golf, and travel. MISS RUTH CROW—309 Highland Courts Apts., Spartanburg, S. C.; A.B. Winthrop College; teaches English; outsiae hobbies and inter- ests are travel, reading, concerts, plays, and church activities. MRS. LUCILE H. DILLARD—P. O. Box, Fairforost, S. C.; B.S. Winthrop College, graduate study at Wofford College, University of S. C., and Furman University; teaches type- writing and shorthand. MRS. P. M. DORMAN — Fairforost S. C.; A.B. Limestone College; teaches algebra and general mathe- matics; outside activities include music, knitting, and Girls' Auxiliary work. Teachers Plan For Pre-Christmas Examinations MRS. MARY JANE DOUCETTE—116 White Oak Rd., Spartanburg, S. C-; A.B. Converse College; teaches Latin, English and algebra, adviser for Latin Club; hobbies and inter- ests are music, reading, and church activities. MRS. FRANCES DOVER—366 Oak Grove Rd., Spartanburg, S. C.; B.S. Winthrop College, summer sessions University of N. C., Furman Univer- sity, and University of S. C.; teaches home economics and family living, adviser for FHA; other interests are interior decorating and experimental cooking. MRS. CLARA H. FOSTER—Roebuck, S. C.; A.B. University of S. C., M AT, Converse College; toachos French I, II, III, English II, III, Secretary of WMS and Sunday School teacher Roebuck Baptist Church. MRS. JIMMIE A. GABLE—Roebuck, S. C.; A.B. and M.A. University of S. C.; teachos typewriting and busi- ness English, adviser for VAN- GUARD; other interests aro sports and knitting. MRS. IRIS C. GARY—110 Winfield Dr., Spartanburg. S. C.; B.A. and M.Ed. Columbia College and Uni- versity of S. C.; teaches U. S. his- tory, world history; other interests include reading. MR. CLAUDE DEWEY GENTRY, JR.— 432 S. Church Street, Spartanburg, S. C.; A.B. and Ed.M. University of S. C., Georgetown University, and Adelphi University; teaches social studies. Social Studies Department chairman. Key Club adviser; hob- bies and interests include music, travel, and reading. 20 MISS MARY FRANCES GOSNELL— 845 Reidvillo Rd., Spartanburg, S. C.; A.B. and M.A. Winthrop College; teachos chorus, member National Federated Music Club, adviser for Chorus; hobbies and interests in- cude writing poo try and songs, Church Choir, reading, and garden- ing, sports. Little Theatre. MRS. LOUISE R. HORDE—203 Arrow- head Cir., Spartanburg, S. C.; B.A. Winthrop Collogo; teachos English, sponsor for Cavalier; other interests includo reading. MRS. LINDA H. JOLLEY—Route 4, Inman, S. C.; B.A. Converse College; teaches English II, adviser for Anchor Club; interested in reading, music, and sports. MRS. SARAH H. LINEBERRY — 209 Arrowhead Cir., Spartanburg, S. C.; B.A. Appalachian State, graduate work Furman University, University of N. C., University of S. C., Cornell University; teaches analytic qeom- etry and calculus, Algebra III and trigonometry, senior sponsor; inter- ested in flying and boating. MR. ALVIN G. LUDWIG—132 Way- land St., Spartanbura, S. C.; B.S. Western Carolina College; teaches Shop I and II; other interests in- clude craft work, making furniture. MR. BOBBY D. McDANIEL—793 Hill- view St., Spartanbura, S. C.; I5.S. Limestone College and Wofford Col- lege, graduate work Converse Col- lege; teaches chemistry, adviser for Interact Club; hobbios include hunt- ing, collecting records, fishing. Teachers Begin In-Service Training Program MR. C. RANDOLPH MAHAFFEY, JR. —603 Norwood St., Spartanburg, S. C.; B.A. Wofford College, M A T. Converse College; teaches physics, algebra, physical science, trigonom- etry, coaches golf; outside interests include golf, guitar and trumpet music. MISS BANNA MARTIN—603 Maple St., Spartanburg, S. C.: B.S. Presby- terian College, M A T. Converse Col- lege; teaches biology and chemistry, adviser for Health Careers; inter- ested in sports. MR. EARL R. MAYS—143 Hampton Avo., Spartanburg, S. C.; B.S. West Chester (Pa.) State College, Juilliard School of Music, Peabody Conserva- tory of Music, Converse College; band director (instrumental music). Second Presbyterian Church Choir Director. MR. H. W. MIZZELL—1009 Tortile Rd., Spartanburg, S. C.; A.B. Wof- ford College; teaches U. S. history; extra-curricular activities include working on Social Studies Syllabus; hobbies and interests include gar- dening and reading history. 21 MRS. PAT MOORE—Roebuck, S. C.; attended Winthrop College; secre- tary; outside activities includo read- ing, sewing, and swimming. MRS. BETTY P. MUIRHEAD — 108 Courier PI., Spartanburg, S. C.; B.S. Limostono College, A M. The George Washington University; counselor, sponsor for cheerleaders; hobbies include sports. MISS ROBERTA E. O'SHIELDS—312 Alexander Ave., Spartanburg, S. C.; B.S. Winthrop College, graduate work Winthrop College, University of S. C., University of N. C.; teaches home economics, Sonior Homemak- ing, occupational training, adviser for FHA; other interests include travel. MR. ROBERT C. PARICER—353 Mills Ave., Spartanburg, S. C.; B.S. Idaho State College, Postgraduate School U. S. Naval Academy; teaches Algebra II and general mathematics, assistant adviser for Interact Club; hobbies are amateur radio, water skiing, boating. MRS. KATHERINE K. PARRIS-Rt. 3. Alexander Ave., Spartanburg, S. C.; B.S. Winthrop College; teachos physical education, girls' basketball coach; other interests include read- ing and sports. MR. JACK E. PHILLIPS—2406 Wal- lace Ave., Spartanburg, S. C.; A.B. Wofford College; teachos world his- tory and U. S. history, in charge of iCj rs; Gobbles and interests in- clude photography, stamp collecting. Teachers Enjoy Wide Variety Of Activities MR. CURTIS F. POWELL—266 West Ave., Spartanburg, S. C.; A.B. Wof- ford College; teaches physical edu- cation, coaches football, baseball. MR. CHARLES ALLEN PUETTE—Roe- buck, S. C.; B.S. and M.S. Clemson University; teachos vocational agri- culture, adviser for FFA; hobbies include fishing, tennis, swimming. MR. L. ERNEST REDD—Rt. 3, Alex- ander Ave., Spartanburg, S. C.; B.S. Presbyterian College; teaches economics, distributive education, world history, coaches JV basketball and end coach for football. MRS. BENITA D. SCOGGINS — 105 Thunderbird PL, Spartanburg, S. C.; A.B. Spartanburg Junior College and Convorse College; teaches English II, sponsor for National Honor Society. 22 MISS MATTIE SELLARS — Paulino, S. C.; A.B. Limestone College, grad- uate work at Wofford College and University of S. C.; teaches social studies; other interests include music, plays, and travel. MRS. HELEN B. SLOAN—US Spar- tanburg Highway, Lyman, S. C.; B.A. Lander College, M.A. Converse College; guidance counselor, spon- sor for Studont Council; other inter- ests include music. MR. LUTHER K. TOWNSEND—Rt. 3, Spartanburg, S. C.; B.A. Furman University; teaches band. MR. JAMES C. WHITE—426 Lucerne Dr., Spartanburg, S. C.; B.S. Clem- son University; teaches mechanical drawing, assistant coach. MRS. ELIZABETH C. WOOD — 105 Loche Adele Dr., Spartanburg, S. C.; attended Winthrop College; library assistant; other hobbies and inter- ests include flower gardening and sowing. MRS. CHARLENE P. YARBOROUGH —Rt. 1, Pauline, S. C.; B.S. Winthrop College; teaches business law, type- writing, bookkeeping, adviser for Cavalottes. Culinary And Maintenance Benefit Dorman High MRS LOUISE VEAL Dietitian MRS. JEANETTE WYATT Assistant Dietitian MR. CARL SIMMONS Maintenance Superintendent MR. FURMAN SMITH Maintenance MR. NORMAN SIMMONS Maintenance MR. GUARD WYATT Maintenance 23 v{ ATHLETICS When You Walk Through A Storm, Hold Your Head Up High . . . 24 Cavaliers Play Home Games At Snyder Field On August 9, 1965, approximately fifty en- thusiastic boys reported to the practice field to begin training for football. A very efficient coaching staff led by Coach Wade A. Corn, molded the inexperienced boys into a challenge for any AAA team. Assisting Coach Corn were Coaches Curtis Powell and Ernie Redd, line and end coaches, respectively. At the beginning of the season Coach Corn made the statement: With our schedule, we are going to have to play up to our potential in every game to improve last year's record, but with a few breaks I am sure well win some ball games. The record of 3-5-3 was an improvement over the former year. Though we were not always victorious so far as scores were con- cerned, every grid man displayed the quali- ties of a champion during the entire season. One of the highlights of the season was when Principal Doyle W. Boggs awarded Coach Corn with a trophy after his 100th vic- tory in the coaching field. All players were commended for the fine spirit of team work and cooperation which they displayed. When a coach makes the statement, I would like to have each of these boys for my own, one can be sure that the team is made up of boys with determination, high character, and a true Dorman spirit. 26 FIRST ROW: Bobby Kelly, Steve Evatt, Steve West. Mike Huggins. Tony Robbins. Tommy Owens, Ken Smith, Ken Kirkland. Randy Pitts, Ronnie Stafford, Jimmy Nelson, Manager. SEC- OND ROW: Gerald McGarity, Paul Bryant, Stanley Amos, Steve Wriborg, Randy Pettit, Dickie Dean, Chuck Montgomery, Micky Duna- gan, Roger Smith, George Foster, Charles Wilson, Roger Couch, Bob Brock. THIRD ROW: John Lawson, Butch Summey, Harry Gable, Buzzie Hale, Johnny Peake. Jimmy Rimer, Charles Harrison. Danny Harrison, Niles Chumley, Louie Cashwell, Alan Hughes. John Moore, Manager. While Awaiting The Completion Of New Stadium COACHING STAFF. Line Coach Curtis Powell, Head Coach Wade Corn, Junior Varsity Coach Jim White, End Coach Ernie Redd. FOOTBALL SCORES Dorman............13 Dorman............12 Dorman..............7 Dorman..............0 Dorman............14 Dorman..............7 Dorman..............0 Dorman............12 Dorman..............7 Dorman..............7 Dorman..............0 Parker 9 Anderson .... . 3 Byrnes .... . 7 Lancaster . . . . 0 Greenville . . . . 0 Wade Hampton . . 21 Gaffney .... . 13 Spartanburg . . . 13 Woodruff .... . 40 Greer . 7 Rock Hill .... . 16 27 t Awards Made At First Annual Football Banquet Most Valuable Player Award goes to Senior John Lawson. John was captain of the team. Senior Niles Chumley was awarded the trophy for Best Sportsmanship. Niles played fullback for the Fighting Cavaliers. A junior, Roger Smith won the award for Best Lineman. Steve West, another junior, won the trophy for the Best Back for the Cavaliers' team. (Left to right) Mr. J. Paul Beam. Superintendent, Gaffney Schools; Mr. D. W. Boggs, Master of Ceremonies; Head Coach Wade Corn, Wofford College Coach Conley Snidow, and Assistant Principal Allen O. Clark, make up head table at Football Banquet. Cheerleaders are given awards for excellence in performance at all games. Pep Rally And Other Activities Mark Homecoming Mr. Mays enjoys a cup of popcorn while chatting with some fans before going onto the field for the half-time activities. The Homecoming Spirit became apparent at a pep meeting that morning. Several students represented the football players as their brothers and sisters. The activities of the night began when the players ran onto the field. Coach Powell shows his de- termination and eagerness while the game is under- way. Urging the team onward is Joel Holmes. The Cavalier. Doyle Boggs. Ben Dorman, and Larry Gable, eagerly await half-time During half-time, Jackie Brown is crowned Homecoming activities at Homecoming. Queen and Debra Earnhardt becomes Maid of Honor. ANDREA ANDERSON Sponsor for LOUIE CASHWELL FRANKIE FREEMAN Sponsor for TONY ROBBINS CINDY POSEY Sponsor for TOMMY OWENS NEVA CANTRELL Sponsor for JOHN LAWSON SHEILA LASTER Sponsor for STEVE WRIBORG LINDA SMITH Sponsor for STANLEY AMOS HOMECOMING SPONSORS PHYLLIS CROCKER Sponsor for KEN KIRKLAND VICKI OUTZ Sponsor for ALAN HUGHES Homecoming Queen Chosen By Student Body JUNIOR CLASS REPRESENTATIVE and Sponsor for MIKE HUGGINS J aren SOPHOMORE CLASS REPRESENTATIVE HOMECOMING SEMI-FINALISTS. SEATED. LEFT TO RIGHT: Jackie Brown. Debra Earnhardt. Cindy Posey. STANDING: Phyllis Crocker. Cheryl Beason. Linda Smith. J. V. Football Team Shows Potential Success FIRST ROW: Billy Chumley, Billy Cogdell, Billy Israel, Ricky Layton. Aubrey Heath. Mike Sherman. SECOND ROW: Lanny Henderson. Jerry Peake, Herbert Guy, Frank Prince. Richard Gault. Terry Forrester. Eddie Snow. THIRD ROW: Joel Holmes, Manager; David Smith. Larry Gable. Ronny Norton. Tommy Hendrix. Robby Morgan, Steve Billings, Paul Settle. SCOREBOARD Dorman . . . . . 7 Wade Hampton . . 0 Dorman . . . . 9 Spartanburg 13 Dorman . . . . 6 Rock Hill 13 Dorman . . . . 6 Byrnes 6 Dorman . . . . 33 Chapman .... 0 Dorman . . . . 6 Gaffney .... 7 Dorman . . . . 7 Rock Hill 18 J. V. Basketball Team Represents Underclassmen FIRST ROW: Drew Morrison, Kenneth Morrow, Billy Israel, Richard Gault. Jimmy Gibbs, Reggie Campbell, Jerry Thornton. SECOND ROW: Mr. Ernest Redd. Coach; Steve Gregory, Larry Gable, Butch Summey, Elbert Jones, Harry Gable, Don Jackson, Frank Prince. SCOREBOARD Dorman.................15 Wade Hampton .... 24 Dorman.................40 Byrnes....................26 Dorman.................44 Chapman...................43 Dorman.................26 Lancaster.................31 Dorman.................25 Gaffney...................26 Dorman.................22 Wade Hampton .... 36 Dorman.................32 Rock Hill.................57 Dorman.................43 Gaffney...................38 Dorman.................43 Spartanburg...............58 Dorman.................24 Byrnes....................34 Dorman.................20 Parker....................32 Dorman.................22 Greenville................39 Dorman.................44 Spartanburg...............50 Dorman.................23 Parker....................27 Dorman.................37 Lancaster.................40 Dorman.................52 Chapman...................44 Dorman.................42 Spartanburg...............48 Track Team Trains Boys To Be Physically Fit Prospects for the 1966 track season were very promis- ing when approximately 75 boys reported for training. Under the coaching of Mr. Ernie Redd, the team was scheduled to compete with Lancaster, Greer, Union, Byrnes, Wade Hampton, Spartanburg, and Gaffney. The competition was to be in sprints, distance runs, and relays. Sprints included the 100-yard dash, 200- yard dash, 440-yard dash, and the high and low hurdles. Distance runs were the 880-yard run and the mile run. High jump, pole vault, broad jump, shot put, and the discus throw were part of the field events. At the time that the VANGUARD went to press plans were for the team to hold its meets at Wofford College, to participate in the Regional Track Meet, the State- Record Relay Finals, State AAA Preliminaries, and State AAA Finals. FIRST ROW: Randy Cudd, Johnny Brannon, Georg© Foster, Paul Settle, Randy Medlock, Steve Evatt, Danny Grubbs, Tommy Zimmerman. SECOND ROW: David Porter. William Rambow. Dean Brown, Eddie Snow, Steve Wriborg, Leon Hayes, Butch Summey, Frank Prince, Bobby Stokes Mrs. Ernie Redd. Coach. THIRD ROW: Kern West, Bill Carmichael, Mickey Dunagan, Terry Forrester, Micnael Bailey, Harry Powell, Bobby Thomas, Dennis Fisher, Jody Thomas, Roger Dale, Bobby Watson. Charles Wilson. FOURTH ROW: Vance Norton, Mike Lavender, Randy Smith, Cary Mason, Bobby Kelly, Mike Lenderman. John Fowler, Benny Hadden, Danny Zimmerman, Andy Walden, Roger Whitmire. FIFTH ROW: Jerry Thornton, Billy Israel, Buddy Wallace, Arnold Ramsey, Ronnie Thornton, Mike Huggins. Larry Trotter, David Smith, Ted Young, Larry Thompson. Bill McMillan. Chuck Nesbitt. Golf Team Adds To Dorman Sports Curriculum LEFT TO RIGHT: Gene Biggerstaff, Dean Israel, Dean Brown, Kyle Milner, Joel Holmes, Tommy Posey, David Vaughan, Tommy Caldwell. Chuck Montgomery, Bobby Glenn, David Frey, Ricky Sams, Mr. Randy Mahaffey. The most important requirement for a student to qualify for the golf team is personal interest in the game. Members of the golf team owned their own clubs and equipment and were allowed to practice and hold home matches at the Lan-Yair Country Club. Coached by Mr. Randy Mahaffey, the team is made up of boys from grades nine through twelve. At the time the VANGUARD went to press, matches were scheduled with Union, Greenville, Rock Hill, Spartanburg, and Gaffney. Varsity Basketball Team Flies Victory Flag First SCOREBOARD Dorman............51 Dorman............63 Dorman............79 Dorman............70 Dorman............71 Dorman............51 Dorman............47 Dorman............71 Dorman............65 Dorman............52 Dorman............60 Dorman............49 Dorman............51 Dorman............51 Dorman............66 Dorman............65 Dorman............48 Dorman............56 Wade Hampton . . 50 Byrnes . . . . . 51 Chapman . . . . 53 Lancaster . . . . 56 Gaffney . . . . . 62 Wade Hampton . . 67 Rock Hill . . . . . 74 Gaffney . . . . . 51 Spartanburg . . 85 Byrnes .... . . 55 Parker .... . . 57 Greenville . . . . 76 Spartanburg . . 86 Parker .... . . 72 Lancaster . . . . . 56 Chapman. . . . . 60 Rock Hill . . . . . 50 Greenville . . . . 70 Coach Ralph Cannon and Manager Larry Allen. 36 FIRST ROW: Bobo Crocker, Tommy Owens, Franklin Allen, Terry Hughes, Leon Hayes. SECOND ROW: Larry Durham, Jimmy Crowe, Charles Harrison, Jimmy Rimer, Warren Blanchard, Niles Chumley, Ben Dorman. FIRST ROW: Sally Hodges, Martha Montgomery, Gerri Chumley, Linda Watkins, Sheila Laster, Vicki Alverson. SECOND ROW: Alice Durham, Kathy West, Mona Henderson, Vicki Vaughn, Janice Riddle, Lynn Pope, Sue Foster. THIRD ROW: Nancy Smith. Pauia Strahan, Mary Ann Nabors, Krista Owens, Linda Arrington, Diane Kusztos. COACH and MANAGERS. Manager Mary Lee West, Mrs. Kay Parris, Coach; Linda King. Assistant Manager. Lady Cavaliers Strive To Build A Winning Team SCOREBOARD Dorman............32 Dorman............37 Dorman............37 Dorman............34 Dorman............29 Dorman............31 Dorman............29 Dorman............20 Dorman............48 Dorman............30 Dorman............27 Dorman............27 Dorman............17 Byrnes .... . . 41 Chapman . . . . 42 Lancaster . . . . 47 Gaffney . . . . . 36 Aiken .... . . 51 Gaffney . . . . . 43 Chapman . . . . 47 Byrnes .... . . 37 Gaffney . . . . . 42 Union .... . . 48 Lancaster . . . . . 39 Chapman. . . 45 Byrnes .... . . 29 37 Six Senior Basketball Players Display Skill Baseball Team Enters AAA Competition With Spirit SCOREBOARD Dorman..............0 Dorman..............6 Dorman.............13 Dorman..............4 Dorman..............6 Dorman..............2 Dorman..............7 Dorman..............3 Dorman..............6 Dorman..............0 Dorman..............3 Dorman............. 1 Dorman..............4 Dorman ..... 0 Dorman..............5 Anderson .... 4 Spartanburg ... 5 Wade Hampton 0 Greenville .... 2 Gaffney...............5 Parker................6 Anderson .... 1 Wade Hampton . . 1 Greenwood .... 2 Greenwood .... 2 Spartanburg ... 1 Gaffney...............6 Greenville .... 1 Parker................4 Anderson .... 4 COACH AND SENIOR PLAYERS. Larry Allen. Coach Curtis Powell, Tommy Owens. FIRST ROW: Danny Henson. Ronnie Stafford. Steve West, Eddie Bishop, Johnny Peake. Larry Jennings, Joe Fisher. Manager. SECOND ROW: Randy Pitts. Jerry Peake. Charles Harrison, Ben Dorman. Danny Davis, Roger Smith, Bob Brock. THIRD ROW: Elbert Jones. Stanley Bishop. Ray Peeler. Aubrey Heath, Gregg Brown. Jeff Wyatt. Ken Smith, Woody Gwinn. 39 FIRST ROW: Gerald Martin, Bob Brock, Jimmy Rimer, Larry Durham. Randy Medlock. Ronnie Stewart. SECOND ROW: Mike Huggins. John Lawson, Debra Earnhardt, Jackie Brown, Sheila Laster, Tommy Owens, Kyle Milner. THIRD ROW: Dickie Dean, Stanley Amos, Phyllis Crocker, Steve Wriborg, Tony Robbins, Sally Hodges, Ann Lancaster, Arnold Ramsey. FOURTH ROW Bobby Tolleson. Roger Smith, Franklin Allen, Terry Hughes Ronnie Thornton, Glenn Key, Larry Allen, Coach Wade Corn Adviser. FIFTH ROW: Pat Lipscomb, Randy Pettit, Niles Chum ley. Joel Holmes, Steve West, Roger Whitmire, Danny Harrison Block D Club Boosts Dorman's Athletic Program Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Yell For Victory LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary West. Suzanne Cheek. Debbie Owens, Teresa Caldwell, Mary Gardell. 40 JACKIE BROWN NEVA CANTRELL PHYLLIS CROCKER Head Cheerleader Cheerleaders Arouse School Spirit, Support, DIANE CROSBY DEBRA EARNHARDT ANN LANCASTER And Interest In Sports Program With Vitality SHEILA LASTER MARTHA LEE LINDA POWELL 41 ACTIVITIES At The End Of The Storm Is A Golden Sky . . . A f ■ iJ f ''''' 6 [iLf y I : —Wrr. 1 - J Ir r ■ d =f== 42 Student Council Helps Raise School Standards The Dorman High School Student Council began its duties with its first bimonthly meeting of the year on September 9, 1965. The continuation of the Blue Horse drive was one of the Council's first activities. A Calendar of Events was a project for the Student Council with its major ob- jective to keep the Student Body informed of the dates of the individual club meetings and other events of importance or interest. A clean-up campaign, sponsored by the Student Council, emphasized the importance of cleanliness around the school. Committees appointed by the executive council were in charge of decorating the lobby and cafeteria for the Thanksgiving and Christmas seasons. One of the major activities undertaken by the Stu- dent Council was that of collecting boxes of canned foods for the janitorial and cafeteria workers. Christmas cards were collected for the soldiers in Viet Nam. OFFICERS. Kirk MeKeown, President; Linda Smith, Vice-Presi- dent; Carole Hardin. Secretary; Sandra Forrester, Treasurer. FIRST ROW: Jackie Brown, Cindy Posey, Cheryl Beason, Libby Steadman, Linda Smith, Peggy Malone. Debra Earnhardt. Patsy Hancock. SECOND ROW: Lynn Garrett, Phyllis Holt, Elaine Smith, Nancy Gault, Jerry Eubanks, Johnny Peake. Chuck Nesbitt, Steve West. THIRD ROW: Bruco Wholchel, Larry Durham, Mike Huggins, Anne Gurley, Alan Hughes, Sandra Gwinn, Doyle Boggs. Linda Williams. Russell Walden, David Porter. FOURTH ROW: Sandra Forrester. Carole Hardin. Libby Gowan. Lavada Shell, Kirk MeKeown. Malinda Smith, Cheryl McGaha, Mike Catto, Mickey Smith, Poggy Daniel, Sheila Laster, Diane Crosby, Brenda George, Mrs. Helen Sloan, Adviser. FIFTH ROW: Vicki Outz, Ronnie Thornton, Buist Edge, Bob Brock, Mike Peeler, Charles Lovinggood, Gerald Martin, Bruce Sanders, Sandra Morris, Larry Gable. FIRST ROW: Carolo Hardin, Margaret Fleming, Sandy West, Dianne West, Emily Bulman, Darlene Lawson, Myran Morgan, Susan Sellars, Ian Eubanks, Elaine Anderson, Cindy Clements, Becky Quinn, Janice Elder, Teresa Pickel, Ann Cassady. SECOND ROW: Sherry Hope, Ailono Garrett, Yvonno Spake, Brenda Norton, Nancy House, Emmie Lou Waugh, Jackie Brown, Sally Hodges, Cindy Posey, Cheryl Beason, Sandra Gwinn, Mary Lee West, Diane Morse, Becky Walden, Christi Runge. THIRD ROW: Myrtle Suttles, Linda Smith, Perry Holcombe, Gerald Martin, Chris Hill, Legree Finch, Warren Blanchard. Ricky Lendorman, Larry Thompson, Danny Smith, Mike Peeler, Elaine Talbert. Delma Chesney. FOURTH ROW: Ronald Wampler, Danny Miller, Ronnie Thornton, Jacob Gregory, Jimmy Rimer, Doyle Boggs, Stanley Bishop, Buddy Jennings, Danny Harrison, Ken Smith, Jimmy Nelson, Dale Blackwood, Joyce West. FIFTH ROW: Kirk McKeown, Joe Fisher, Edward Adair, Russell Walden, President; David Chapman, Jamos Foster, Eddie Fowler, Bruce Whelchel, Boyd Cody, Larry Allen, Larry Durham. NOT PICTURED: Mrs. Benita Scoggins. Adviser. National Honor Society Emphasizes Leadership The National Honor Society has greatly enhanced the role and function of education on the secondary school level. It has created an enthusiasm for scholar- ship, encouraged service in school activities, prompted leadership, and developed character in students all across the nation. The Dorman Chapter of the National Honor Society has tried to uphold these four objectives—character, scholarship, leadership, and service—in the things that it has done. This year the members have undertaken such tasks as writing a handbook and acting as guides for guests. In doing these things the members of this society have shown that recognition and honor carry with them obligation. This is the basic element by which this chapter functions. OFFICERS. Russell Walden, President; Ronnie Thornton, Vice- President; Sandra Gwinn, Secretary; Cindy Posey, Treasurer. 45 FIRST ROW: Sandy West, Myra Long, Carole Hardin, Saundra Garrett, Margarot Fleming, Mary Grace Lancaster, Phyllis Morgan. SECOND ROW- Gerald Martin, Linda Smith, President; Becky Walden. Vice-President; Sandra Gwinn, Secretary; Terri Lanford, Treasurer; David Porter, Mrs Daisy Beam, Adviser. THIRD ROW: Linda King, Wendy Pitts, Susan Sellars, Cindy Posey Cheryl Boason, Libby Gowan, Emily Finch, Rhita Tillotson. FOURTH ROW: Judy Arthur, Jamie George, Kathy Jamison, Reno McGuigan, Elizabeth Chastain, Camellia Jones, Linda Johnson, Yvonne Abernathy, Suzie Knight. Peggy Malone. Linda Greene, Freida Wilson, Jo Alyce Catto. F. T. A. Gives Luncheon To Retired Teachers Quill and Scroll is one of the new clubs that has been formed at Dorman this year. It is an honorary society whose membership is made up of juniors and seniors who are in the upper third of their class, have done outstanding work on the publication they repre- sent, were recommended by their adviser, and were accepted by the international Quill and Scroll secretary. Quill And Scroll Has Ten Charter Members SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Cindy Posey, Sandra Gwinn, Linda Williams. STANDING: Carole Hardin. Myra Long, Edward Adair, Doyle Boggs. Linda Johnson, Becky Walden. 46 DORMAN HIGH SCHOOL awiiE©u° Serving as the voice of Dorman High, the Cavalier rates as one of the outstanding student newspapers in the nation. Last year, the newspaper was the only paper in South Carolina to win the Medalist rating from the Columbia Scholastic Press Association. The Cavalier also won the David A. Tillinghast Award, presented annually by the Southern Interscholastic Press Association and the Greenville News to the paper making the most important contribution to its school. Coverage has been expanded this year, as the staff, composed of 30 students published nine issues rather than the eight produced in 1965. Publishing the nine issues was the staff's major activity this year, although they played an important part in the organization of the Quill and Scroll. Through hard work, the staff has lived up to its motto: The pen is mightier than the sword. The Cavalier has done much to build the image of Dorman throughout the community, state, and nation. The Cavalier strives to uphold the standards set in the past and continues to spread the name of Dorman across the nation. CAVALIER STAFF OFFICERS AND ADVISER. SEATED: Linda Johnson, Business Manager; Doyle Boggs, Editor-in-Chief. STANDING: Mrs. Louise Horde, Adviser; Edward Adair, Man- aging Editor. Cavalier Rates All American For 64-'65 Term CAVALIER STAFF. FIRST ROW: Doylo Boggs, Edward Adair, Linda Johnson, Carole Hardin, Feature Editor; Myra Long, News Editor; Larry Durham and Bruco Whelchel, Assistant Nows Editors. SECOND ROW: Janice Elder, Jacob Gregory, David Porter, Perry Holcombe, Gerald Martin, Kyle Milner, Russell Walden, Toresa Pickel. THIRD ROW: Kirk McKeown, Mary West, Cynthia Hale, Joyce West, Teresa Caldwell, Emma Ralls. Myran Morgan, Kara Com, Beth Mason, David Vaughan. FOURTH ROW: Elaine Talbert, Foye Steadman, Ann Cassady, Chick Gosnell, Joe Gosnell, Wendy Pitts, Mrs. Louise Horde, Adviser. 47 Keyed To Service, Key Club Serves Dorman FIRST ROW: Bruco Whelchel, President; Jacob Greqory, Vico-President; Chick Gosnell, Secretary; David Frey, Treasurer; Mike Hastings. Senior Representative; Danny Smith, Junior Representative; Mr. Dewey Gentry, Adviser. SECOND ROW: Steve Sanders, Perry Holcombe, David Porter, Kirk McKeown, Charles Wilson, Joel Holmes, Tommy Stoadman. THIRD ROW: Arnold Ramsey, Ronnie Thornton, David Chapman, Carl Cromer, Mike Catto, Kyle Milner, Legreo Finch. FOURTH ROW: Larry Durham. Edward Adair. Randy Smith, Mike Peeler, Stanley McChesney, Stanley Amos. Dorman's Key Club, chartered in March of 1965, has developed into a well organized club due to the en- thusiastic leadership of the adviser, Mr. Dewey Gentry. Sponsored by the Spartanburg Kiwanis Club, the members have learned more about the community, how it functions, and how to make it better. The service projects this year have included ushering for school activities, publishing student directories, assisting the Spartanburg Development Association, selling year- book covers, and aiding in beautification of school grounds. Anchor Club Works As Helpers For Teachers FIRST ROW: Peggy Malone, President; Elaine Anderson, Vice-President; Cheryl McGaha, Secretary; Annette Collins, Treasurer; Linda Johnson, Program Chairman; Libby Gowan, Junior Director; Vicki Outz, Junior Director. SECOND ROW: Linda Williams, Elaine Smith, Jan Eubanks, Clara McIntyre, Cynthia Clements, Linda Smith, Teresa Pickel, Rhita Tillotson. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Joyce Cleveland, Adviser; Sandy Forrester, Sherry Hope, Dannotto Wiggins, Sandy West, Christi Rungo, Margaret Fleming, Ann Cassady, Emily Bulman, Dianne West. Libby Steadman, Mrs. Lfnda Jolley, Associate Adviser. FOURTH ROW: Nancy Huckaby, Dianne Sims, Joyce West, Darlene Lawson. Debbie Burkhalter, Emily Finch, Suzanne Cheek, Janice Whelchel, Delma Chesney, Nancy Smith, Vicki Gidaro, Mary West. We, as Anchor Club members, hold these to be our aims: To develop initiative and leadership, To provide experience in living and working together, To serve the school and community, To cooperate with the school principal, To prepare for useful citizenship. Our projects for this year have been making student name tags, making and selling pon pons, selling Dorman High School pennants and Pilot Club Cook- books. We provided Christmas for four underprivileged children. Interact Club Provides Chances To Aid School FIRST ROW: Alan Hughes, Danny Harrison, Bob Brock, Jimmy Rimer. Doylo Boggs, Dickio Dean. SECOND ROW: Danny Miller. James Foster. Buddy Jennings, Larry Thompson, Billy Linoberry, Paul Raines, Chris Hill. FOURTH ROW: Mike Huggins, Bill McMillan, Roger Couch, Ben Dorman, Boyd Cody, Dale Blackwood. Richard Hyatt, Warren Blanchard. FOURTH ROW: Mr. R. C. Parker, Adviser; Joe Gosnoll, Ken Smith, Randy Pettit, Niles Chumley, Ronald Wampler, Larry Eplee, Mr. B. D. McDaniel, Adviser. Sponsored by the Rotary International, the Interact Club plays an important role in the activities of Dor- man. Each week the club is represented by some of its members at the weekly Rotary luncheons. The club is responsible for raising the United States flag each morning and lowering it each afternoon. They have also sold programs at home football games and have helped with advance ticket sales. Serving as sponsors this year are Mr. Bobby McDaniel and Mr. Robert Parker. Cavalettes Sell Advance Tickets To Sports Events FIRST ROW: Debra Earnhardt, Sally Hodges, Neva Cantrell, Becky Walden, Jackie Brown, Mrs. Charlene Yarborough, Advisor; Choryi Boason SECOND ROW: Gerri Chumley, Sheila Laster, Paulette Tillotson, Ruth Ann Stafford, Mary Leo West, Judy Green, Diane Crosby, Kitty Watson. THIRD ROW: Janice Hutcherson. Betty Ann Strange, Lynn Suttles, Linda Watkins, Pat Mason, Carol Ann Hughey, Pat Williamson, Judy Arthur, Cindy Posey, Phyllis Crocker, Dianne Smith, Norma Joan Cherry. FOURTH ROW: Pat Yarborough, Wendy Pitts, Saundra Garrett, Laura Bryan, Judy Ann Brown, Brenda George, Freida Wilson, Linda Hughey, Linda King. The Cavalettes is a service club whose purpose is to help the school in any way possible. The main project of the club this year was the selling of football programs and tickets for the P.-T.A. car caravan to the football games which were out of town. Unlike other service clubs, the Cavalettes is not sponsored by an organization outside the school. This year, the club's sponsor is Mrs. Charlene Yarborough. FIRST ROW: Kathy Reynolds, Emily Wood, Martha White, Peggy Wines Samone Lance, Janice Whelchel. SECOND ROW: John Peake, Mona Henderson, Elaine Sanders, Mike Lenderman, Margaret King, Veronica Brewer. Mrs. Mary Jane Doucette, Advisor. THIRD ROW: Beverly Cannon, Susan Miller, Gail Bulman, Paula Foster. Foye Steadman. Annette Mizzell Mary Lancaster, Brenda McLaughlin. FOURTH ROW: Danny Lloyd, Danny Plemmons, Danny Huahes, Mike Coble. Tommy Ford, Jerry Eubanks, Raymond McCallister, Jerry Thornton, Douglas Smith, Jack Lowo. FIFTH ROW: Yvonne Rhymer, Phyllis Holt, Elaine Smith, Paula Strahan, Judy Allen, Coralynn Jolley, Kathy Eubanks. Linda Costner, Lynn Pope, Nancy Huckaby. Latin Club Investigates Language And Customs The purpose of the club is to give Latin students of all classes an opportunity to learn more about classical culture and history by presenting programs concerning various phases of early Roman and Greek life. Dorman Latin Club is affiliated with the State and National Classical Leagues. Officers who were elected at the first meeting are John Peake, President; Mona Henderson, Vice-President; Mike Lenderman, Treasurer; Margaret King, Reporter; and Elaine Sanders, Secretary. FIRST ROW: Malinda Smith, Libby Gowan, Cathy Fowler. Noll Smith, Mary Grace Lancaster, Dianne West. SECOND ROW: Kathy West, Samono Lance, Diane Morse, Sharon Ramsey, Darlene Lawson, Brenda Norton, Peggy Malone. Rhita Tillotson. THIRD ROW: Cynthia Hammett, Pam Waldrop, Myrtle Suttles, Nancy Rogers, Karen Howell, Lynn Pope, Mrs. Carrie Boggs, Librarian; Mrs. Elizabeth Wood, Library Assistant. Library Club Sponsors National Library Week An attractive library atmosphere with effective bul- letin boards and well planned displays exemplifies one phase of the Library Club's activities. It also promotes emphasis of individual responsibility in the care of books and use of audio-visual equipment. Interesting programs following the theme Learning About South Carolina have been presented at each of the club's monthly meetings. Student Library Assistants are also members of the Elizabeth Stephens District Library Club and the South Carolina High School Library Association. 50 FIRST ROW: Sandra Forrestor, Cindy Clements, Marsha McKillop, Bronda George, I.inda King, Myran Morgan, Miss Banna Martin, Adviser. SECOND ROW: Libby Steadman, Mary Lee West, Vickie Vaughan, Donna McBride, Diane Morse, Vicki Vaughn, Emmie Lou Waugh, Ann Cassady. THIRD ROW: Becky Walden, Linda Costner, Nancy House, Wendy Pitts, Susan Sellars, Kitty Watson, Diane Sims, Janice Lawson, Gayle Sutiles. Health Careers Tour Lab Of General Hospital The purposes of the Health Careers Club are: 1. To provide a setting in which young people who are interested in a career in the field of health can meet together to share that interest. 2. To explore the opportunities and requirements in the field. 3. To grow as individuals by working together. 4. To learn about the community life in which they soon will participate as informed citizens and possi- bly as nurses, doctors, laboratory technicians and secretaries. Miss Banna Martin serves as the adviser. FIRST ROW: Freddy Wofford, President; Wayne Smith. Vice-President; Sylvia Gossett, Secretary; Steve Fowler, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Lesley Crowe, Larry Moore, Wayne Penland, Norma Jean Cherry, Dianne Smith, Mr. Ernie Redd, Adviser. THIRD ROW: Brenda Parham, David Evans, Tommy Stevens, Ronald Nabors, Dennis Fisher, Eileen McCoy. D. E. Club Trains Leaders For Marketing The Dorman chapter of the Distributive Education Clubs of America was organized this year in con- nection with the DE class. Open only to DE students, the local club is affiliated with both the State and National DE Clubs. Holding eight meetings a year, the club also sponsored contests in the fields of adver- tising, display, sales demonstration, job interview, pub- lic speaking, and merchandise information manual. Throughout the year, the promotion of understanding and appreciation of responsibilities in citizenship was carried as a theme. 51 FIRST ROW: Geraldine Simmons, Peggy Emory, Judy Green, Pat Mason, Diane Crosby, Elaine Adams. Vickie Vaughan, Hanna Bauchloh. SECOND ROW: Kathleen Boatman, Judy Wykel. Dannette Wiggins, Ann Cleveland, Susie Bullman, Wanda Willard, Emma Ralls, Kathleen Hill. Lynn Mitchem, Claudette Wheatlev. THIRD ROW: Aileen lones, Pat lollev. Sandra Blanken, Pam Nix. Frankie Sawyer, Jill White, Betty Jane Eller, Karen Medlock, Jill Maynor, Diane Com. FOURTH ROW: Joyce Hembree, Pat Ingle, Anita Bassett, Sheila Pettit, Janice Riddio, Vicki Alverson. F. H. A. Promotes Democracy In Home And Community FIRST ROW: Mickey Smith, Sandy West, Dcbbio Mitchell, Judy Green, Sylvia Gossett. Dottie Wood, Brenda Parham, Malinda Smith, Dianne Lee, Paulette Tillotson. SECOND ROW: Fleota Hines, Rone McGuigan, Margaret Fleming, Laraine Lastcr, Pat Williamson, Melody Browning, Frances Fowler, Ann Burch, Phyllis Crocker, Dianne Boatman, Joyce Moss, Margaret Bradley. THIRD ROW: Debbie McAbee, Frankie Freeman, Ruth Parr, P®d JY Blanken. Carole Hardin, Vosta Epley, Norma Joan Cherry, Dianne Smith, Gail Loo, Jolene Bagwell, Margie Williams, Linda Faye Richards, Mary Lee Hembree. FOURTH ROW: Brenda Morgan, Sandy Garrett, Judy Arthur. Lavada Shell, Joyce Morgan, Judy Dixon, Doris Gregory, Delores McCracken, Susan Miller, Jan Eubanks, Patty Cannon, Priscilla Bishop, Cheryl Beason, Carol Ann Hughey. Annette Collins. FIFTH ROW: Sharon Cubitt, Phvllis Morgan, Laura Boyter, Betty Cohen, Debbie Gossett, Joyce Whitlock, Kay McAbee, Laura Bryan, Bonnie Thornton, Lynn Suttles, Gerri Chumloy, Melody Hope, Janico Hutchorson, Linda Watkins, Emily Bulman, Glenda Williams, Marsha Morrow, Linda Smith. 52 F. F. A. Wins First Place In State Soil Judging FIRST ROW: Kirk McKeown, President; Mike Catto, Vice-President; Mike Rogers, Secretary; Jerry Moore, Treasurer; Carl Cromer, Reporter; Steve Wriborg, Sentinel; Marvin Tedder. Parliamentarian. SECOND ROW: Steve Anderson, John Fowler, Gene Steadman, Paul Settle, Richard Gault, Woody Gwinn, Wayne Bishop, Lester Richard, Danny Johnson, Phillip Catto. THIRD ROW: Eddie Merck, Curtis Strickland, Tommy Burch, John Miller, Tommy Zimmerman, Glen Melton, Joe Peeler, Phillip Stone, Wayne Arthur, Ryan Turner, Jon Scoggin, Legree Finch, Mike Peeler. FOURTH ROW: Paul Bryant, George Foster, Wayne Powers, Wallace Nix, Dennis Foster, Harry Powell, Ronnie Millwood, Mike Sherbert, Wayne High, Ronnie Campbell, Butch Summoy, Walter Cody, Ray Fowler, Steve Evatt, Gordon Smith, Robert Casey. FIFTH ROW: Mr. C. A. Puette, Adviser; Kenneth Caldwell, Dennis Palmer. Carev Mason, Robbv Berry. Mike Sisk. Buddv Wallace. Buck Stone, Jerry Peake, Larry Case . Benny Hodge, Randy Lawson. W. D. Whitt, Bruce Chumley, Curtis Camp, Georgo Sellars. Davey George, Ricky WoHord, Wayne Richard, Mr. K. O. Couch. Adviser. SIXTH ROW: Lewis Smith, Mike Wilson, Eugene Mize, Charles Lovinggooa, Gene Fletcher, Danny Zimmerman, Steve Crain, Mike Lavender, Vance Norton, Smitty McArthur, Bobby Wingo, David Foster. David White, Donnie Gwinn. Dean Pruitt. SEVENTH ROW: Eddie Snow. Danny Gordon, John Lanford, Mike Scoggin, John Moore, Tommy Alexander, Bobby Sellars, Kenneth Steading, Travis Sims, Tex Ridings, Jimmy Hodgos, James Arrington. Mr. C. A. Puette instructs in measuring the depth of a dairy cow. The primary aim of the Future Farmers of America is the development of agricultural leadership, coopera- tion, and citizenship. Specifically, an individual de- velopment of confidence in oneself and his work, a cooperative spirit, and a love for country life are the main purposes. It also builds character, trains one for useful citizenship, and fosters patriotism. Improvements in the knowledge of farming create an interest and a development of the best farming occupation. Besides improving the farm home and its surroundings through this knowledge, the encouragement and the practice of thrift and the improvement in scholarship are two more examples of the FFA's purposes. The chapter has been represented outstandingly in the Piedmont Interstate Fair. Two chapter members received trips to the Kansas City National Convention for their outstanding showmanship. Dorman's good representation at the national convention last year won the Bronze Plaque. 53 Office Assistants Carry Out Tasks With Courtesy crrvTwrP o' Ierri Add,son- Bocky Quinn. Norma Jean Cherry. SECOND ROW: Jackie Brown. Ann Lancaster, Freida Wilson. Emma Bagwell Grace Bullman, Beth Bullman. THIRD ROW: Debra Earnhardt Sandy West. Margaret Fleming, Phyllis Crocker, Cheryl Beason, Sally Hodges. Knights Of The Road... Big Wheels At Dorman FIRST ROW: Ronnie Thornton, Mike Shorbort, Ronnie Campbell, Harold Graham. Ricky West, Kirk McKeown. SECOND ROW: Perry Holcombe, James Foster. James West. Marvin Tedder. Eddie Fowlor, Mike Cothran, Russell Walden. THIRD ROW: Curtis Camp, Leroy Quinn, Gerald Howard Cary___Mason, Wayne Arthur, Joe Peeler, Larry Hyder, Cary Corbin. FOURTH ROW: Wayne High, Phillip Stone, Tony Splawn, Dean Pruitt, Curtis Strickland, Kenneth Durham, Gordon Smith, John Sanders. 54 Occupational Class Is Cafeteria Provides Many Added To DHS Curriculum Nourishing Noon Meals FIRST ROW: Mary Lee Hembree, Sandy West, Laraine Laster, Phyllis Crocker, Gail Lee, Margaret Fleming. SECOND ROW: Pat Manis, Jolene Bagwell. LEFT TO RIGHT: Dian Corn, Gerald Martin, Boyd Cody, Sheila Pettit. Bookroom Sells Paper And Pencils — Necessities Locker Committee Issues Combinations To Lockers FIRST ROW: Randy Medlock, Joel Holmes, John Sanders, Doyle Boggs, Jr. SECOND ROW: Terry Hughes, Franklin Allen, Jacob Gregory, Annette Collins, Danny Harrison. LEFT TO RIGHT: Jacob Gregory. Steve Fowler, Jimmy Rimer, Bob Brock, Mr. Jack Phillips, Adviser. 55 Marching Cavaliers Perform In Parades Of County DIRECTORS. Mr. Earl Mays, Mr. Luther Townsend. The Dorman Band displayed tremendous school spirit this year. In preparation for the school year, the Dorman High Band spent a week in August 1965, at Camp Greystone in North Carolina. This time was spent in improving the band's marching and playing ability. Throughout the school year the band performed at the Dorman football games and pep rallies. It has also participated in the Piedmont Interstate Fair Band Con- test, Spartanburg Tech graduation exercises, Clemson Band Day, and several Christmas parades. Six Dorman bandsmen were selected to one of the 1966 South Carolina All-State Bands. One of the projects of the band was selling the new official Dorman decals. The Dorman Band is a military organization. Each member is classified by rank from private to captain. This type of organization has proved to lead to a better functioning musical organization. THE BAND FIRST ROW: Judy Arthur, Delma Chesney, Yvonne Abernathy, Frank Hayes, Tommy Steadman, Annette Collins, Rose McChesney, Nancy Huckaby, Debbie Mitchell. SECOND ROW: Donna McBride. Veronica Brewer, Libby Steadman, Susan Miller, Pam Wal- drop, Jane Broome, Billy Lineberry, Jo Alyce Catto, Freddi Keller. Lauris Chesney, Vicky Gidaro, Sandra Forrester. THIRD ROW: Cheryl Beason, Betty Jo Outz, Grace Bullman, Legree Finch, Tom Frey, Danny Miller, Cheryl McGaha, Danny Smith, Jerry Eubanks. Smitty McArthur, Robert Nyhart, Charlie Buchanan. Beth Bullman, Saundra Garrett. FOURTH ROW: Elaine Anderson, Linda Smith, Jacob Gregory, Vernon Medlock, Raymond McCallister, Bobby Sellars, David Frey, Carl Cromer, Tom Fridy, Danny Hughes, Randy Smith, Benny Hodge, Mike Thornton, Tommy Alexander, Yvonne Spake, Vicki Outz, Emily Wood. Members Vie For All-State, Clinic Band Seats OFFICERS. SEATED: Cheryl Beason, Personnel Officer; Linda Smith, Executive Officer; Saundra Garrett, Librarian. STAND- ING: Frank Hayes, Supply Officer; David Frey, Captain; Jacob Gregory, Drum Major; Carl Cromer, First Sergeant; Grace Bullman, Information Officer. DRUM MAJOR AND MAJORETTES. Judy Arthur, Donna McBride, Cheryl Beason, Jacob Gregory, Saundra Garrett, Sandy For- rester, Debbie Mitchell. DORMAN HIGH SCHOC 57 MIXED CHORUS. FIRST ROW: Anne Gurley, Terrie Lanford, Judy Dixon. Suzie Knight, Tommy Owens, Joe Peeler, Alan Hughes, Peggy Malone, Ann Lan- caster, Sandra Gwinn, Linda Williams, Paulette Tillotson, Beth Mason. SECOND ROW: Carole Hardin. Vesta Epley, Emily Finch, Steve Wriborg, Carl Cromer, Kyle Milner, Doug Gray, Jan Eubanks, Linda Smith, Neva Cantrell. Rhita Tillotson. Camel- lia Iones, Sandy Forrester. THIRD ROW: Elaine Adams, Emily Clardy, Jo Alyce Catto, Marsha McKillop, Ricky Jones, Mike Catto, David Frey, Franklin Wilkie, Pat Lipscomb, Benny Hodge, John Lawson, Toy Caldwell. June Davis, Cindy Posey, Carol Ann Hughey. FOURTH ROW: Jamie George, Myran Morgan, Etanny Harrison, Wayne Jennings, Ernest Painter, Ronnie Millwood, Chick Gosnell, Randy Pettit, Ber. Dorman, Charles Wilson, Jerry Lawson. Freddy WoHord. Dianne Boatman. Dianne West. Singing Cavaliers Represent Dorman On WSPA-TV Joe Peeler, Chorus President and Miss Mary Frances Gosnell, Adviser, plan year's work. Vocal music is a part of our Fine Arts program. All harmony and theory is not only learned but is also put into practice. The classes are divided into a mixed chorus, a boys' chorus, a girls' chorus, madrigal singers, a sextette, a quartette, and a mixed ensemble. The best of these make up the traveling choir known as the Singing Cavaliers. They appear before civic groups, television, and in churches of the community. The entire music classes perform in assembly and on concerts. In our first year as a singing group at Dorman, we ranked as superior in the state in our efforts as soloists, ensembles, and choruses. The music program at Dorman High prepares stu- dents for community and college life. The pleasure derived from music has been enjoyed and shared by everyone at Dorman High. Music Club Hosts '66 State Convention In Spring FIRST ROW: Sandra Gwinn, President; Charles Wilson, Vice-President; Dianne West, Secretary, Sandy Forrester, Treas- urer; Cindy Posey, Tommy Owens, Kyle Milner, David Frey. SECOND ROW: Pat Lipscomb, Ricky Sams, Doug Gray, Toy Caldwell, Franklin Wilkie, John Lawson, Carl Cromer, Alan Hughes, Joe Peeler. THIRD ROW: Mary Lee West, Judy Dixon, Suzie Knight, Peggy Malone, Jo Alyce Catto, Linda Williams, Ann Lancaster, June Davis, Carol Ann Hughey, Beth Mason, Paulette Tillotson. FOURTH ROW: Judy Good, Jan Eu- banks, Marsha McKillop, Jamie George, Emily Finch, Carole Hardin. Myra Long, Freddy Wofford. Bruce Whelchel, Benny Hodge, Miss Mary Frances Gosnell, Adviser. FIFTH ROW: Chick Gosnell, Mike Smith, Ben Dorman, Randy Pettit, Pat Mason, Linda Powell. Diane Crosby. Neva Cantrell. Wayne Jennings, Mike Catto. 59 Girls' Ensemble Bubbles With The Sound Of Music FIRST ROW: Myra Long, Frances Fowler, Margaret Bradley, Joyce Earley, Cannon, Elaine Hamrick, Jan Riggs, Linda Burnett, Brenda Cannon. SECOND ROW: Sylvia Gossett, Linda Greene, Melody Browning, Marie Rob- erts, Marsha Caldwell, Chi Chi Burkhalter. Brenda Parham, Undo Johnson, Virginia Layton, Nancy House. Dottle Wood, Vickie Gidaro. THIRD ROW: Vicki Vauqhn, Paula Strahan. Elaine Smith. Earlene Fowler. Linda Powell. Dianne Crosby, Pat Mason, Janice Whelchel, Clara McIntyre. Kitty Watson. FOURTH ROW: Sheila Williams, Geraldine Simmons, Mona Hatchette, Dianne Reeves. Delores Rogers, Pam Nix. Delores McCracken, Susan Burchfield. Dianne Caldwell. Dannette Wiggins. FIFTH ROW: Judy Good. Hannah Bauchloh, Bronda Nix, Jackie Payne, Lynn Garrett. Joy Nelson, Suzanne Cheek Susan Miller, Ruth Ann Stafford, Tunie Harris, Karen v araner, Anne Bon. Under the direction of Miss Gosnell the Girls' En- semble consists of 53 members. To be eligible for membership, these girls must have a desire to sing and be qualified to do so. After much practice they have performed at various concerts singing selections written in three parts. In the spring of 1965 the en- semble attended the State Music Festival in Laurens and received an excellent rating of one. FIRST ROW: Tony Robbins, Jerry Bailey, Ryan Turner, John Moore, Danny Vaughn, Ricky Sams, David Marshall, Phil Maynor, Richard Tesner. SECOND ROW: Lester Richard, Jon Scoggin, Rudy McFall, Wayne Tillotson, Joe Sessoms, Wayne Arthur, Lewis Clayton, Mike Lankford, Ricky West, Cary Corbin. FOURTH ROW: Tom Frey, Gary Cheek, Dennis Miller, Jimmy Gibbs, Stove Hutcherson, Frank Wolfe, Jimmy Wofford, Chuck Nesbitt, Regi Campbell, Mike Smith. FIFTH ROW: Richard Rolen. Tommy Ford, Mike Allen. Ronald Nichols, Danny Gordon, Wylie Malone, Randy Cudd, Tony Cothran, Morris Hancock, Alan Poteat, Miss Mary Frances Gosnell. Adviser. Boys7 Ensemble Works Hard For Good Rating The Boys' Ensemble does justice to popular music as well as the more difficult classical music. Thirty- nine voices make up the ensemble which is directed by Miss Gosnell. After long practice sessions, the boys were awarded a very good rating of two. 60 VANGUARD Is Product Of Toil And Diligence This year the plans for the yearbook began in the early summer when Sandra Gwinn and Linda Wil- liams, Co-Editors, attended the Editors' Conference in Columbia, South Carolina. When school started in August, the staff selected a theme and began the hectic days of typing and photographing. Annual deposits were collected until Christmas Holidays. After spend- ing several afternoons working on it, the final draft went off to the printers. The staff is indebted to Mr. Robert Willis, photogra- pher; Mr. Ed O'Cain, who encouraged us when the going was rough, the faculty, who cooperated with us when pictures were being taken, and Mrs. L. E. Gable, our adviser, for her patience and helpfulness. The annual staff has earnestly tried to make this year's VANGUARD a book to be remembered. We sincerely hope that it will be cherished in the days to come as a keepsake of high school days. CO-EDITORS: Linda Williams and Sandra Gwinn. JUNIOR EDITOR: Becky Walden; SENIOR EDITOR, Cindy Posey. 61 And The Sweet Silver Song Of A Lark .. . MISS SENIOR Cheryl Beason 64 HALL OF FAME Chosen by faculty committees were some of these students who represent our school in the Hall of Fame. Doyle Boggs, a National Merit Semi-Finalist, repre- sented DHS as King Teen and participated in the 1966 Wofford College Scholarship program. Representing Dorman at the Winthrop College Miss Hi Miss weekend was Elaine Anderson who was chosen on the basis of leadership, character, and in- tention of future college attendance. Furman Scholars, Kathy Jamison and Danny Smith, were chosen on the basis of intention of future college attendance, leadership, and scholarship. Contrary to past tradition, they were chosen from the Junior Class instead of the Senior Class. DOYLE BOGGS National Merit Semi-Finalist and King Teen ELAINE ANDERSON Miss Hi Miss KIRK McKEOWN President Student Council LINDA SMITH Miss DAR 66 Kirk McKeown, President of the Student Council, was elected by vote of the Student Body in the spring of 1965. DAR Good Citizen at Dorman, Linda Smith, repre- sented DHS in the program of the Daughters of the American Revolution. She was chosen for qualities of dependability, leadership, and patriotism. Kirk McKeown and Larry Durham were chosen as Boys' State Representative and Alternate, respectively. Girls' State Representatives and Alternates were Jackie Brown and Linda Smith, Sandra Gwinn and Sally Hodges. SEATED: Jackie Brown and Linda Smith. STANDING: Sandra Gwinn and Sally Hodges, Girls' State. Big Four Merit Honor In Vocational Fields MARY LEE HEMBREE Home Economics KIRK McKEOWN Agriculture ELTON STRICKLAND Industrial Vocation BECKY QUINN Business Education 1965 Jr.-Sr. Uses Theme An Evening In Paris, Some guests prefer to sit out the dance and enjoy the scenery. The Junior-Senior reception affords the faculty a chance to be sociable. The juniors present a delightful musical program for the seniors. An Evening In Paris, the theme of the Junior-Senior, is carried out as the Wofford College Combo provides music for dancing. UNDERCLASSMEN Walk On Through The Wind, Walk On Through The Rain, Tho' Your Dreams Be Tossed And Blown 72 Sophomores Begin High School Career At Dorman Johnny Brannon Veronica Brewer JeHrey Bridgeman Sylvia Bridgeman Jackie Brooks Paul Bryant Suzie Bullman Gail Bulman Debbie Burkhalter Ben Burnett Kenneth Caldwell Teresa Caldwell Tommy Caldwell Johnny Campbell Regi Campbell Beverly Cannon Bill Carmichael Bill Carver Elaine Charles Gary Cheek Suzanne Cheek Linda Cherry Lauris Chesney Billy Chumley Lewis Clayton Ann Cleveland Mike Coble Billy Cogdell Judy Cooksey Martha Cooley Phyllis Cooper Linda Costner Roger Couch Steve Crain Glenda Cribbs Mary Frances Crocker Phil Crocker Jimmy Crowe Karen Cudd Randy Cudd Roger Dale 75 Inexperienced Sophs Gradually Gain Confidence Gene Dill Sandra Dillard Robby Dismukes Mickey Dunagan Janice Duncan Alice Durham Betty Jane Eller Larry Eplee Jerry Eubanks Kathy Eubanks Margaret Eubanks Lxirry Fann Jerry Faulkner Gene Fletcher Tommy Ford Terry Forrester George Foster Jill Foster Martha Foster Paula Foster Sue Foster Becky Franklin Frankie Freeman Harry Gable Larry Gable Wayne Gantt Mary Gardell Karen Gardner Ronnie Garner Pat Garrett Lynn Garrett Billy Gault Nancy Gault Richard Gault Kathy Geddes Jimmy Gibbs Marty Goodwin Joe Gosnell Janice Gossett Deborah Graham Steve Gregory Herbert Guy 76 And Maturity As School Year Rapidly Progresses Donnie Gwinn Kay Gwinn Buzzie Hale Cynthia Hale Cynthia Hammett Morris Hancock Carolyn Harris Leon Hayes Aubrey Heath Joyce Hembree Mona Henderson Tommy Hendrix Kathleen Hill Phyllis Holt Karen Howell Nancy Huckaby Danny Hughes Martha Human Rhonda Huss Steve Hutcherson Keith Hyatt Pat Ingle Billy Israel Don Jackson Gena James Louise Jolley Pat Jolly Coralynn Jolly Aileen Jones Elbert Jones Freddie Jones Nellie Jones Freddie Keller Barbara Kent Ronnie Kimmons Margaret King Pat Kress Diane Kusztos Judson Lancaster Mary Anne Lancaster Samone Lance John Lanford 77 Led By PTA, Sophomores Sponsor Candy Sale To Julie Lanford Linda Laster Jack Lawson Randy Lawson Rickie I-ayton Ray Lee Charles Lemke Mike Lenderman Carol I-ewis Danny Lloyd David Loudermilk Dennis Lovinggood Jack Lowe Raymond McCallister Rose McChesney June McCoy Steve McDade Randy McGarity Brenda McLaughlin Diane McSwain Kathy Mahaffey Wylie Malone Judy Manis Nena Massey Steve Mathis Brenda Maxwell Buddie May Jill Maynor Judy Maynor Karen Medlock Vernon Medlock Jerry Melton Eddie Metcalf Dennis Miller Johnny Miller Susan Miller Tommy Millwood Lynn Mitchem George Mize Wayne Mize Annette Mizzell Martha Montgomery 78 Raise Funds For Landscaping Of The Dorman Campus Thomas Moor© Vicki Morgan Alice Morris David Morris Martha Morris Drew Morrison Kenneth Morrow Michael Morrow Nancy Morrow Ray Moss Joy Nelson Chuck Nesbitt Ronnie Nichols Pam Nix Vance Norton Cynthia O'Shields Debbie Owens Emily Owens Froida Owens Kris Owens Jerry Parham Delores Parris Jackie Payne Jerry Peake Johnny Peake Judy Pearson Ray Peeler Donnie Pender Bob Phillips Randy Pitts Danny Plemmons Lynn Pope Allen Poteat Frank Prince Betty Jane Pruitt Rosa Pruitt Phil Quinn Emma Ralls William Rambow Ronnie Ray Diane Reeves Kathy Reynolds 79 As Year Closes, Sophomores Eagerly Await Club 1 S l Sandra Rhodes Yvonne Rhymer Wayne Richard Tex Ridings Terry Roemhild Brent Rogers Rita Roland Richard Rolen Mike Rollins Elaine Sanders Jean Sanderson Mike Scoggin Bobby Sellars Kenneth Sellars Sandra Sena Paul Settle Woodrow Settle Martha Shell David Shurbutt Eric Sill Shirley Simmons Travis Sims Douglas Skinner David Smith Douglas Smith Elaine Smith Jo Ann Smith Nancy Smith Patricia Smith Peggy Smith Eddie Snow Dale Splawn Ann Stancil Foye Steadman Buck Stone Paula Strahan Vicky Strickland Butch Summey Sarah Tedder Bobby Thomas Jody Thomas Jerry Thornton 80 Memberships, Duties, Challenges Of Junior Year Mik© Thornton Teri Tillotson Brenda Tolleson David Tolleson Bobby Towery Freddie Tuck Howard Tucker Joe Vaughn Vicki Vaughn Kennon Vise Andy Walden Kathy West Kern West Larry West Lynn West Mary West Ann Wheatley Claudette Wheatley Janice Whelchel Joe Whisenant David White Jill White Martha White Patricia Whitehead Louise Whitfield Leila Mae Whitt William Whitt Wanda Willard Gail Williams Joe Williams Wanda Williams Peggy Wines Ricky Wofford Sandra Wofford Frank Wolfe Emily Wood Linda Wooten Ralph Wykel Wayne Yarborough Arthur Yates Danny Zimmerman Tommy Zimmerman 81 JUNIOR OFFICERS SEATED: LINDA WATKINS, Treasurer; BECKY WALDEN, Secretary. STANDING: MIKE CATTO, President; CHICK GOSNELL, Vice-President. Yvonne Abernathy Danny Adair Elaine Adams Bobby Addis Roger Allison Michael A Iverson Vicki Alverson Elaine Anderson Larry Bailey Kenneth Barnette Anita Bassett Hannah Bauckloh Dennis Bayne Patsy Beaty Terry Bennett 82 Class Finds Junior Year One Of Varied Activities Robby Berry Eddie Bishop Priscilla Bishop Stanley Bishop Barbara Blackwell Dale Blackwood Warren Blanchard Linda Brady Gary Brannon Bob Brock Jane Broome Dean Brown Laura Bryan Eric Buckner Beth Bullman Emily Bulman Tommy Burress Curtis Camp Patty Cannon Neva Cantrell Larry Casey Robert Casey Ann Cassady Kenneth Cassel Mike Catto Phillip Catto Delma Chesney Michael Christian Bruce Chumley Gerri Chumley 83 Juniors Excel As They Lead The Student Body In Emily Clardy Walter Cody Betty Cohen Dian Corn Kara Corn Roy Cothran Diane Crosby Sharon Cubitt P©ggy Daniel Martha Davis David Dean Dickie Dean Ben Dorman Frankie Edwards Donnie Elder Clark Elletson Craig Ellefson Peggy Emory Dennis Erskine Janice Eubanks David Evans Steve Evatt Legree Finch Joe Fisher Jerry Fortenberry Cathy Fowler Earlean Fowler John Fowler Ray Fowler Ronnie Fowler 84 Magazine Drive For Beautification Of Grounds Chucky Frank Tom Fr©y Tom Fridy Diane Gallman Lynn Galloway Ailene Garrett Chucky Garrett Roger Garrett Susan Gary Jamie George Linda Gideon Sandra Gillespie Judy Good Danny Gordon Chick Gosnell Bobby Gossett Debbie Gossett Libby Gowan David Graham Doug Gray Judy Green Linda Greene Doris Gregory Martha Grizzle Danny Grubbs Betty Guy Mike Gwinn Woodie Gwinn Tuni Harris Charles Harrison 85 Qualifying Juniors Inducted Into National Honor Danny Harrison Terry Haulbrook Lanny Henderson Marie Henderson Chris Hill Fleeta Hines Jimmy Hodge Joel Holmes Melody Hope Sherry Hope Terry Hughes Linda Hughey Janice Hutcherson Linda Hutcherson Richard Hyatt Kathy Jamison Buddy Jennings Lamar Johns Charles Johnson Danny Johnson Donnie Johnson Marie Jolley Bobby Kelly Linda King Mary Grace Lancaster Nancy Lancaster Brenda Lanford Sheila Laster Mike Lavender Darlene Lawson 86 Society Preparing For Leadership As Seniors Janice Lawson Marvin Lawson Dianne Lee Judy Lee Martha Lee Ricky Lenderman Mike Liebmann Charles Lovinggood Debbie McAbee Kay McAbee Stanley McChesney Delores McCracken Gerald McGarity Hal McGinnis Lorene McGuigan Clara McIntyre Marsha McKillop Bill McMillan Harold Mabry Larry Martin Carey Mason Pat Mason Keith Massey Terry Mathis Susan Miller Ronnie Millwood Chuck Montgomery Jerry Moore Larry Moore Roberta Moore 87 Juniors Stand National Merit Examination Which Joyce Morgan Myran Morgan Phyllis Morgan Robby Morgan Susan Morgan Marsha Morrow Wayne Murray Mary Ann Nabors Freida Nelson Maxine Nesbitt Brenda Nix Wallace Nix Mike Noland Wanda Norton Robert Nyhart Mike O'Shields Vicki Outz Dixie Painter Ruth Parr Dorothy Peeler Mike Peeler Wayne Penland Randy Pettit Sheila Pettit Sandra Petty Wendy Pitts Linda Powell Elaine Price Paul Raines Sharon Ramsey 88 Offers Scholarship Opportunities And Practice Phil Reeves Lester Richard Linda Richard Bobby Riddle Janice Riddle Jimmy Rimer Kathy Riser Derryl Ross Christi Runge Bruce Sanders John Sanders Carl Scott George Sellars Susan Sellars Billy Sexton Luci Shands Lavada Shell Terry Sill Geraldine Simmons Dennis Simms Diane Sims Mike Sisk Danny Smith Kenneth Smith Lewis Smith Mickey Smith Mike Smith Nell Smith Randy Smith Roger Smith 89 Juniors Measure For Class Rings In Late Spring Yvonne Spake Tony Splawn Ronnie Stafford Ruth Ann Stafford Kenneth Steading Gene Steadman Tommy Steadman Tommy Stevens Ronnie Stewart Philip Stone Betty Ann Strange Howard Strickland Gayle Suttles Lynn Suttles Myrtle Suttles Russell Swink Martha Swofford Elaine Talbert Judy Taylor Raymond Teague Marvin Tedder Dennis Thompson Larry Thompson Bonnie Thornton Dean Thornton Wayne Tillotson Larry Trotter Ryan Turner Bill Vaughn Vicki Vaughn 90 Top Juniors Serve As Marshals At Graduation Becky Walden Billy Waldrop Pam Waldrop Buddy Wallace Linda Watkins Kitty Watson Billy Webber Paul Weeks Billy West Diane West Joyce West Steve West Jerry White Johnny Whiteside Joyce Whitlock Roger Whitmire Dannette Wiggins Bruce Williams Glenda Williams Margie Williams Sheila Williams Charles Wilson Freida Wilson Michael Wilson Bobby Wingo Jimmy Wofford Johnny Wolfe James Worley Judy Wykel Pat Yarborough Ted Young 91 SENIORS Walk On, Walk On, With Hope In Your Heart M 0 J nr —r _ . - -f ■ =f =FF 3 rT nr m ) i1 rtn IT 1 lJ 4- =y g 1 T - -tT r-t - 92 SENIOR OFFICERS In the spring of 1965, we began planning for our senior year by electing the officers who would lead us. With registration on August 17, our big year began. As we reported to classes on August 26, we encountered new courses of study which better prepared us for college or career. Three fields of study were avail- able—college preparatory, vocational, or business. The usual check was made to be sure that we were meeting the requirements of 16 units for high school diplomas. The first big day for us as a class was in early September when, during the usual ceremony, we received our high school rings This was truly a red-letter day for us. Our first report cards brought tears of joy or sorrow as we were graded from A to F and advised by our teachers to keep up the good work or dig deeper. Then suddenly our egos were somewhat saddened as we began experiencing the last time for such things as athletic contests, pep meetings, cheerleading, and assembly. Now we were wishing that these high school days could be lengthened. Our time had come to move out and make room for those who were to follow us. In the past twelve years we have been alone very few times. Someone has always been near to encourage us onward. As we leave Dorman High School we say a sincere thank you to the administration and to our teachers for guiding us thus far. From here, what we as individuals receive from life depends upon our determination to succeed. We shall, however, WALK ON WITH HOPE IN OUR HEARTS. LEFT TO RIGHT: STANLEY AMOS. Treasurer: CINDY POSEY. Secretary; ARNOLD RAMSEY, Vice-President; LARRY DURHAM, President. 94 CLAUDE EDWARD ADAIR National Honor Society 3, 4; Key Club 3. 4; Cavalier Staff 3, 4, Man- aging Editor 4; Latin Club 2; Junior Marshal 3; Concessionaires 3; Quill and Scroll 4. JERRI CAROLE ADDISON FHA 2; Office Assistant 4; Bus Patrol 2. 4. FRANKLIN WARD ALLEN Scionco Club 2; Football 2, 3; Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Track 2. 3; Block D Club 3, 4. LARRY DEAN ALLEN National Honor Society 3, 4; Student Council 2. 3; JV Basketball 2; Base- ball 3, 4; Block D” Club 3. 4; Bas- kotball Manager 4; Junior Marshal 3; Letter of Commendation National Merit Scholarship 4. STANLEY JAMES AMOS Football 4; Track 2; Block D Club 3. 4; Key Club 3, 4; Senior Class Treasurer 4. ANDREA FAYE ANDERSON Cavalettes 3, 4; FHA 4; PE Assist- ant 4; Homecoming Sponsor 4. JUDY KAY ARTHUR Band 2, 3, 4, Majorette 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 2; FTA 3, 4; Cavalottos 3, 4; FHA 4; Junior Marshal 3; Sweet- heart Contest 2. SENIOR MICHIEL WAYNE ARTHUR EMMA CLARA BAGWELL FFA 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; Bus Driver 4. Office Assistant 4; Latin Club 2, 3; Cavalettes 3. JOLENE N. BAGWELL FHA 2, 3. 4; Chorus 4. BARBARA CAROLYN BAILEY FHA 2. 3; Library Club 4; PE Assistant 3, 4. Seniors Prepare For Leadership In School Life: JERRY LEROY BAILEY BILLY STEVE BAYNE CHERYL LOREE BEASON MICHAEL WAYNE BISHOP Chorus 3, 4. Latin Club 2. Secretary 2; Band 2, JV Football 2; Block D Club 2. 3, 4, Majorette 2. 3, 4; Student Council 2, 4; National Honor Society 3. 4; FTA 3. 4; Cavalottos 3, 4; FHA 4; Office Assistant 4; Junior Marshal 3; Miss Sophomore 2; Homecoming Sponsor 3; Queen's Court 4. PEGGY JANE BLANKEN FHA 3, 4. GENEVA DIANNE BOATMAN Concessionaries 2; Band 1; Chorus 2, 3; FHA 1. 2, 3. DOYLE WILLARD BOGGS Student Council 2, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Interact Club 3, 4, Board of Directors 3, 4: Cavalier Staff 2. 3. 4. Sports Editor 3, Editor 4; Chorus 2; Bookroom Worker 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 4; King Teen 4; Merit Semifinalist: Head Marshal 3. MARGARET E. BRADLEY JACKIE MODESTINE BROWN JUDY ANN BROWN JUDY CAROL BROWN FHA 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4. National Honor Society 3, 4; Student Art Club 2; Cavalettes 3, 4; PE As- Council 2. 3. 4: Secretarv Junior sistant 4; Homeroom Secretary 4. Class 3: Cavalettes 3. 4 Business Manager 3, 4; Block D Club 3, 4, Business Manager 3, 4; Cheerleader 2. 3. 4. Head 4; Basketball 2. 3; Office Assistant 3, 4; Homecomina Court 3; Homecoming Queen 4; Girls' State 3. Establish Year s Goals For 65- 66 Term MELODY HOPE BROWNING FHA 4,- Chorus 3, 4. CHARLES BROOKS BUCHANAN French Club 2; Band Council Rep' sentative 3; Science Club 2; A’! State Chorus 3. GRACE JULIETTE BULLMAN Student Council 2; Latin Club 2, Secretary 2; Band 2, 3, 4, Officer Cavalier Staff 3; Office Assistant 4; Junior Marshal 3. RONNIE WAYNE BULLMAN V' SUSAN LEOLA BURCHFIELD FHA 2; Chorus 3, 4. MADELYNN ELAINE BURKHALTER FHA 2; Chorus 2, 3. 4 EUGENE HAROLD BURNETT Latin Club 2; Bus Patrol 2, 3. LINDA KAYE BURNETT Library Club 3; Chorus 3. 4. MARSHA KAY CALDWELL Chorus 4; FHA 2. PRISCILLA DIANNE CALDWELL Chorus 2. 3, 4; FHA 4. TOY TALMADGE CALDWELL Football 2, 3; Track 2, 3; Block D Club 3; Chorus 3, 4; Music Club 4 Rings Represent Many Years Of Diligent Study IMOGENE DIANE CALVERT Future Nurses Club 2; FHA 2. 3; Cavalettes 3; Health Careers 3; Chorus 2. RONNY NEAL CAMPBELL FFA 2, 3. 4; Bus Driver 3, 4. BRENDA GAYLE CANNON FHA 2; Chorus 2, 3, 4. DORA KATHLEEN CANNON Chorus 3, 4. LOUIE JAMES CASHWELL FFA 2. 3; Football 3, 4. JO ALYCE CATTO Latin Club 2, Reporter 2; Band 2, 3. 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Librarian 4; Music Club 3, 4; FTA 2, 3. 4. DAVID T. CHAPMAN National Honor Society 3, 4; Key Club 3. 4. JUDY FAYE CHARLES FHA 2, 3; FTA 2. ELIZABETH EVE CHASTAIN FTA 4. NORMA JEAN CHERRY FHA 3, 4; Office Assistant 4; Future Nurses Club 2; Cavalettes 3, 4; DE Club 4; Latin Club 2; JV Football Cheerleader 2; Basketball Cheer- leader 2. NILES ANDREW CHUMLEY Block D Club 3, 4; Interact Club 4; Block F Club 2; Baskotball 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4; JV Basketball 2. Seniors Wear Them With The Feeling Of Seniority CYNTHIA LOUISE CLEMENTS Health Caroors 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Anchor Club 4; National Honor Society 4; Student Council 3; PE Assistant 4; Clinic Worker 4; Junior Marshal 3. BOYD PERRY CODY National Honor Socioty 3, 4; Inter- act Club 4. PHYLLIS DIANNE COKER Cheerleader 2, 3; Block “D Club 3; Cavalettes 3; Sophomore Beauty 2; Harvest Queen 2; PE Assistant 3; Bus Patrol 2; Block R” Club 2. ANNETTE COLLINS FHA 2. 4; Anchor Club 3, 4, Treas- urer 4; Band 2. 3, 4; Office Assistant 3, 4; Latin Club 2; Bus Patrol 2. WILLIAM JAMES COOLEY. JR. FFA 2. 3; Chorus 3. CARY ALAN CORBIN Bus Driver 4. MICHAEL RAY COTHRAN Fire Marshal 3; Bus Driver 4. TONY PAUL COTHRAN Chorus 4. DAVID MICHAEL CROCKER Basketball 2; FFA 4; Baseball 4. PHYLLIS DuRAY CROCKER FHA 2. 3, 4; Cheerleader 2. 3, 4; Office Assistant 3. 4; Cavalettes 3. 4; PE Assistant 3, I; Future Nurses 2; Block D Club 3, 4; Homecom- ing Sponsor 3, 4. PRESTON BOBO CROCKER Basketball 3, 4; JV Basketball 2 Seniors Compose Entire Squad Of Majorettes... THOMAS CARL CROMER LESLEY WAYNE CROWE FFA 2. 3. 4; Band 2, 3. 4. First Band 3. Sergeant 4; Key Club 4; Chorus 3, 4; Livestock Judging 2; Music Club PATRICIA DIANE DAVIS Chorus 2, 3. PEGGY JUNE DAVIS Transferred from Furman High, Sum ter, S. C. 2; Chorus 2. 3, 4; Music Club 3. 4; PE Assistant 4. WILLIAM ALEX DAVIS Football 2; Block F Club 2. GARY RAY DICKEY Football 2; Basketball 2. MICHAEL F. DICKSON Transferred from Carolina High 2; Football 2. WAYNE K. DICKSON ROBERT CECIL DILLARD PAULA MARILYN DIMSDALE Chorus 2, 3. JAMES MATTHEW DIXON Band 2, 3, 4. Perform A Variety Of Contemporary Routines JUDY GAIL DIXON Future Nursos 2; FHA 2, 3, 4; Music Club 4; Homeroom Secretary 2; Chorus 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4. MARY J. DUNCAN DAVID ROYCE DUNN Transferred from Miami Coral City Senior High 4. MARSHA DIANE DUNN FHA 2, Chorus 2, 3. KENNETH WAYNE DURHAM Bus Driver 4. LAWRENCE BRONSON DURHAM, JR. Key Club 4; Latin Club 2, President 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Jun- ior Class Vice-President 3; Senior Class President 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Block D” Club 4; Cavalier Staff 4, Assistant News Editor 4; Baskotball 2, 3, 4; Tennis 3, Junior Marshal 3; Boys' State 3. JOYCE CATHERINE EARLEY Chorus 2, 3, 4. DEBRA CORNELIA EARNHARDT GUY BUIST EDGE, JR. Block D Club 3, 4. Secretary 4; Student Council 4. Cavalottos 3, 4, President 4; Latin Club 2; Student Council 4; Cheer- leader 2, 3. 4; Oflice Assistant 4; PE Assistant 3, 4; Homecoming Maid of Honor 4. JANICE ELAINE ELDER Latin Club 2; Chorus 2, 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Cavalier Staff 4; Junior Marshal 3. PATRICIA GAYLE EMORY Chorus 2, 3. 4: FHA 2: Future Nurses 2; Science Club 2; News- paper Staff 2. College Day Draws Perspective College Freshmen VESTA EPLEY FHA 2, 3. 4; Chorus 4; PE Assistant 3. 4; PE Award 2. EMILY RUTH FINCH FTA 2. 3. 4; FHA 2. 3; Latin Club 2; Anchor Club 4; Music Club 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4. DENNIS C. FISHER Latin Club 2, 3; DE Club 4; Baskot- ball 2; Track 2. 3. 4. MARGARET JONES FLEMING FTA 2. 3, 4; National Honor Society 3. 4; Office Assistant 4; FHA 2. 3. 4, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4; Block R Club 2; Anchor Club 3. 4; Bus Patrol 3, 4; Junior Marshal 3; Spar- tanburg County FHA Treasurer 3, Reporter 4. MARGARET ANN FLETCHER Chorus 2, 3. SANDRA KAY FORRESTER Latin Club 2; Band 2, 3, 4, Majorette 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2; Future Nurses 2; Health Careers 3, 4, Vice-Presi- dent 3. President 4; Music Club 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Anchor Club 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4. DENNIS LESTER FOSTER FFA 2, 3, 4; Safety Patrol 2; Chorus 3. JAMES JENNINGS FOSTER Latin Club 2, 3; JV Football 2. 3; Cavalier Staff 3; Interact Club 4; National Honor Society 4; Bus Driver 4. RAYMOND DAVID FOSTER FFA 2, 3, 4; Chorus 3; Bus Patrol 4. EDDIE FOWLER Bus Driver 4; National Honor Society FRANCES KAY FOWLER FHA 4; Chorus 2, 4; Bus Patrol 4. College Entrance Exams Evoke Special Thought STEPHEN LEROY FOWLER Music Club 2; DE Club 4, Troasurer 4; Chorus 2, 3. DAVID RENARD FREY Chorus 3, 4; Music Club 3, 4; Band 2, 3. 4, PFC 3, Captain 4; Key Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Golf Team 4. SAUNDRA DARLENE GARRETT Latin Club 2; Cavalettes 3, 4; FTA 3, 4; FFA 4; Band 2, 3, 4. Majorette 2, 3, 4; All State Band 3, Second Lieutenant 4. BRENDA MARCIA GEORGE Latin Club 2; Band 2, 3; Health Careers 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Cavalettes 3, 4; Student Council 4; Chorus 3, 4. DAVEY B. GEORGE FFA 2, 3, 4; Homeroom President 2; Science Club 2. CARL ALFRED GIBSON VICTORIA ANNETTE GIDARO Latin Club 2; Future Nurses 2 Anchor Club 3, 4; Chorus 2. 3, 4 Band 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2 Bus Patrol 4. ROBERT EUGENE GLENN Science Club 2; Golf Team 3, 4. SYLVIA CAROL GOSSETT JAMES HAROLD GRAHAM Bus Patrol 3; Chorus 3; FHA 2. 4; Bus Driver 4. DE Club 4. Troasurer 4; Future Nurses 2. JUDY SUE GREEN Glee Club 2; FHA 4. Topics Are Carefully Chosen As Seniors Begin PATRICIA DIANNE GREEN Chorus 2, 3. 4. JACOB FREY GREGORY. JR. National Honor Socioty 3, 4; Key Club 3. 4. Vice-President 4; Band 2. 3. 4, Librarian 2, Drum Major 3, 4; All State Band 3; Latin Club 2. Treasurer 2; Bookroom Worker 4; Locker Comrmttco 4; Cavalier StaH 4. Photographer 4; Junior Marshal 3; NCTE Test Nominee 3; National Merit Commendation 4. RALPH GREGORY, JR. Transferred from Spartanburg High 3; Track 4. THELMA ANNE GURLEY Health Careers 2, 3; Music Club 2. 3, 4; Chorus 2. 3, 4; PE Assistant 4; Student Council 4. SANDRA JEAN GWINN Student Council 2, 3, 4; FTA 3, 4. Secretary 4; Music Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4; Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4, Secretary 4; Latin Club 2, Treasurer 2; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Cavalier StaH 3. Assistant Feature Editor 3; VANGUARD StaH 4, Editor 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Miss Hi Miss 3; Girls' State Alternate 3. BENNY JERRY HADDEN Track 2, 4. DOROTHY ELAINE HAMRICK Chorus 2, 4. PATRICIA ANNE HANCOCK CAROLE LYNN HARDIN DANIEL G. HARRISON FHA 2, 3; Student Council 4; Chorus National Honor Society 3, 4; Cava- Chorus 3. 4. 2, 3, 4. lier StaH 3, 4, Feature Editor 4; Student Council 4, Secretary 4; French Club 2; FTA 2, 3. 4; FHA 2, 3. 4, President 4; Music Club 4; Chorus 4; Band 2; Quill and Scroll 4; Best Sports Story of Year Award PHYLLIS LINDA HARRISON Chorus 2, 3. 4. Research In Preparation For Term Papers MICHAEL REID HASTINGS MONA MARIE HATCHETTE Latin Club 2; Science Club 2; Bas- Chorus 2, 4; Bus Patrol 4. ketball 2, 3; Key Club 3, 4, Senior Representative 4. FRANK ALVIN HAYES Band 2. 3. 4, Start 4. MARY LEE HEMBREE FHA 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2. SHIRLEY JEAN HENDERSON FHA 2. 3. LEONARD WAYNE HIGH Chorus 3, 4; FFA 2, 3, 4; Bus Driver 3, 4; Football 2; PE Assistant 2; Safety Patrol 2. BENNY IRBY HODGE Band 2, 3, 4, Squad Leader 4; Chorus 3, 4; Music Club 4; FFA 2, 3, 4. SALLY LEONARD HODGES PERRY DEAN HOLCOMBE DANNY LEE HORNE ROGER NEIL HORNICK Basketball 2,3, 4; Band 2, 3. Major- Bus Driver 3, 4,- Key Club 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3. FFA 2. ette 2, 3; National Honor Society 3, National Honor Society 3, 4. 4; FHA 2; Block D Club 3. 4; FTA 3; Cavalettos 3, 4; Office Assistant 4; Latin Club 2. 3. Seniors Spend Holidays With Fewer Worries NANCY LOIS HOUSE GERALD WAYNE HOWARD CURTIS ALLEN HOWELL Chorus 2, 3. 4; Senior FHA 2; Health Chorus 2. 3, 4; Bus Driver 4. Careers 2, 4; FTA 3; National Honor Society 4; Junior Marshal 3. MICHAEL JACK HUGGINS Track 2. 3. 4; Football 2. 3, 4; President Block D Club 4. RAYMOND ALAN HUGHES Latin Club 3, Treasurer 3; Interact Club 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Presi- dent 4; Music Club 4; Chorus 4; Football 2, 4; Track 3, 4; Bus Patrol 3, 4; Student Council 4. CAROL ANN HUGHEY Music Club 2, 3, 4; Cavalettes 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; FHA 4. LARRY RICHARD HYDER Bus Driver 4. DONNA LYNN JACKSON Transferred from Jenkins 2. LARRY WAYNE JENNINGS Music Club 3, 4; Firo Marshal 3; Chorus 3, 4. LINDA GAYLE JOHNSON Latin Club 2; Health Careers 3; FTA 3, 4; Anchor Club 3, 4, Senior Director 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Cavalier Staff 4, Business Manager 4; Quill and Scroll 4. SUSAN DIANE JOHNSON FHA 2, 3; Chorus 4. Mid-Terms Are Taken Before Christmas Vacation CAMELLIA ANN JONES DAVID RICKY JONES Latin Club 2; Chorus 2, 3, 4; FTA 4; Science Club 2. RAYMOND LANDS KELLY JV Basketball 2. GLENN KEY Baseball 3; Block D Club 3. 4. KENNETH ALLEN KIRKLAND Football 3. 4. ANNA SUZETTE KNIGHT Health Careers 2, 3; FTA 3, 4; Music Club 2, 3. 4; Chorus 2. 3. 4; Latin Club 2; Stato Secretary ol National Federated Clubs 4. MYRA ANN LANCASTER Band 2; Cheorloador 3, 4; Block D” Club 3, 4; Music Club; Chorus 2. 3, 4; Latin Club 2; Homecoming Sponsor 3. MARGARET INEZ LANFORD FHA 2; Chorus 2. 4. TERESA JANE LANFORD FTA 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Latin Club 2. Treasurer 2; Health Careers 2, 3; Music Club 2, 3. 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4. MICHAEL ALLEN LANKFORD Chorus 2, 3, 4. LARAINE OCTAVIA LASTER FHA 2, 3, 4, Reporter 3; Library Club 2, 3; Office Assistant 3; PE Assistant 3, 4; Cavalettes 3. Tradition Has Seniors Filling Top Positions SHIRLEY ANN LASTER JERRY RAY LAWSON Boys' Chorus 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 4. JOHN LEO LAWSON Block F Club 2; Block D Club 3, 4; Music Club 4; Baseball 2; Football 2. 3. 4. CAROLINA VIRGINIA LAYTON Band 2; Chorus 4. GAIL LEE FHA 2, 3, 4; Bus Patrol 4. KAREN LANE LEE Chorus 2; Health Careers 2. NANCY DIANE LEE Future Nurses 2; FHA 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2. 3; DONALD HARRY LIBNER Rocket Club 4. WILLIAM RONALD LINEBERRY Band 2, 3, 4; Interact Club 4; Latin Club 2; Audio-Visual 3. WILLIAM PATRICK LIPSCOMB Football 2. 3; Block D Club 3. 4; Track 2. 3, 4; Music Club 4. ROGER D. LOFTIS FFA 2. 3. 4. In Athletics, Features, Activities, And Studies MYRA LOUISE LONG JULIAN SMITH McARTHUR MICHAEL EARL McARTHUR DAVID LANDRUM McBRIDE FTA 3. 4; Latin Club 2; Music Club Band 2, 3, 4, Corporal; FFA 2, 3, 4. 3, 4; Chorus 2. 3, 4; Cavalier Staff 3, 4, News Editor 4; Quill and Scroll 4. DONNA KAY McBRIDE Transferred from Wavnesboro Area Senior High School 4; Newspaper 2, 3; Band 2, 3, 4. Majorette 2, 3, 4; TKP Sorority 3; Health Careers 4. REGINA EILEEN McCOY DE Club 4. DAVID REID McCUTCHEON Football 2; Basketball 2; Track 2: Chorus 2; Band 2; Student Council 2; Bus Driver 3. CAROL ELIZABETH McELVEEN FRED RUDY McFALL Transferred from Macon, Ga. 2. Chorus 2. CHERYL LYN McGAHA Latin Club 2; JV Basketball 2; Band 2, 3. 4; Library Club 3; Anchor Club 3, 4; Bookroom Worker 3; Student Council 3, 4. SAMUEL KIRK McKF.OWN JV Football 2; Student Council 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2. President 4; FFA 2, 3, 4; Junior Class President 3; FFA Secretary 2, Sentinel 3, Prosidont 4; Bus Driver 4; Cavalier Staff 3, 4, Circulation Manager 4: FFA Parlia- mentary Procedure Team, Dairy Judging Team. An Early Lunch Bell Shows Mark Of A Senior JAMES M. McNEELEY Track 2. PEGGY WYNNE MALONE PATSY ANNE MANIS Latin Club 2; Futuro Nurses 2; Block FHA 2, 3, 4. F” Club 2; Basketball 2; FT A 3. 4; Library Club 4; Chorus 3. 4; Music Club 3, 4; PE Assistant 2; Anchor Club 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4. DAVID WARREN MARSHALL Chorus 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Tennis 4. GERALD DWIGHT MARTIN National Honor Society 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Cavalier Staff 4. Sports Editor 4; Football 2, 3; Track 3; Block F Club 2; Block D” Club 3, 4; FT A 4; Cafeteria Committee 4; Quill and Scroll 4. ELLEN ELIZABETH MASON Chorus 2, 3, 4; Music Club 3, 4; Cavalier Staff 4. KENNETH ALAN MASON JOYCE JEANETTE MAYNOR LINDA DELORES MAYNOR JACK RANDALL MEDLOCK Football Manager 3; Track Manager 3; Block D Club 3; Bookroom Worker 4; Track 4. PAUL GLENN MELTON FFA 3, 4; Bus Patrol 2; JV Basket ball 2; JV Football 2. As Privileges Are Established Second Semester EDDIE DAVID MERCK GARVIN I. MERCK Student Council 2. DANIEL RAY MILLER Interact Club 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Na- tional Honor Society 4; Letter ol Commendation National Merit. ARMOUR KYLE MILNER Latin Club 2; Cavalier Staff 2. 3, Sports Editor 4; Golf Team 2, 3, 4; Key Club 3. 4; Chorus 2, 3. 4; Music Club 2. 3, 4; Block D” Club 3. 4; Block F Club 2. DEBORAH CAROLE MITCHELL Band 2, 3, 4, Majorette 2. 3, 4; Health Careers Club 2, 3; FHA 4; Reporter 4. ROBERT DAN MITCHELL RANDALL ALLEN MOON Track 2. JOHN CLEARANCE MOORE BRENDA KAY MORGAN IV Football 3; Varsity Football Man- FHA 4. ager 4; Chorus 3, 4; FFA 2, 3, 4. SANDRA LEA MORRIS JOYCE ANN MOSS Latin Club 2; Chorus 2. 3; Student FHA 2; Chorus 2. Council 4. Career Day Proves Successful In Introducing ARTHUR REGINALD MULLINS Football 3. SANDRA LOUISE MURRAY FHA 2. 3. 4. JAMES DANIEL NELSON LINDA FAYE NIX Track 3, 4; Football 4; National Chorus 2, 3. Honor Society 4; Fire Marshal 3; Block D Club 4. BRENDA JEAN NORTON PE Assistant 3; Library Club 4; National Honor Society 4. BETTY JO OUTZ Band 2, 3, 4. THOMAS WAYNE OWENS JV Football 2; Varsity Football 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Block 'D Club 3, 4; Music Club 4; Chorus 4. BOBBY LEE OWENSBY Band 3. ERNEST DEAN PAINTER Chorus 3. 4. BRENDA KAYE PARHAM FHA 2. 3, 4; Chorus 2. 3. 4; DE Club 4. JOHN CARREL PEARSON. JR. Latin Club 2; Track 3; Cavalier Start 3. Fields Of Technical And Vocational Education JOSEPH ROBERT PEELER ORLIN PRESTON PETTIT FFA 2, 3, 4; Bus Driver 3. 4; Chorus French Club 2. 3, 4, President 4; Music Club 4. JACQUELYN PHILSON FTA 2. 3; 4 H Club 2. 3; New Home- makers 2; French Club 3; Library Club 2. 3; Dramatics Club 3; Na- tional Honor Society 3. TERESA ANNE PICKEL Transferred from Airport High, West Columbia, S. C.; Cavalier Staff 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Anchor Club 4; French Club 3; FBLA 3; tnninr Mr r«hr 1 3 Mrs. Jacquelyn Philson Cox - Mathematics Teacher FIRST AFRICAN-AMERICAN GRADUATE AT DORMAN H. S. - CLASS OF 1966 DAVID GARVIN PORTER Student Council 2. 4; Cavalier Staff 4, Sports Editor 4; Key Club 3. 4; Golf Team 3; Block F Club 2; FTA 3. 4. CYNTHIA ANN POSEY Latin Club 2; Quill and Scroll 4; Music Club 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4, Treas- urer 4; FTA 3, 4; Cavalettes 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Class Secre- tary 4, PE Assistant 3; VANGUARD Staff 4; Homecoming Sponsor 4. HARRY POWELL FFA 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 2; Chorus 3. CLAUDE WAYNE POWERS FFA 4. RAYMOND EUGENE PRICE ROBERT DEAN PRUITT J. LEROY QUINN FFA 2, 3. 4; Band 2, 3; Bus Driver 4. Bus Driver 4. Determination And Harmony Account For Success REBECCA ANN QUINN JOHNNY A. RAMANTANIN National Honor Socioty 3, 4; Office PE Assistant 4. Assistant 4; Junior Marshal 3. ARNOLD JOSEPH RAMSEY Latin Club 3, President 3; Student Council 2, 3; Senior Class Vice- President 4; Football 2, 3; Track 3, 4; Key Club 3. 4; Block 'D' Club 4. PATRICIA ANN REDFERN Bus Patrol 4; FHA 2, 3; JV Basket' ball 3. GARY C. RIDINGS FFA 2, 3. JANICE ARRIE RIGGS Chorus 2, 3, 4, Concessionaires 3. LOUIE ANTHONY ROBBINS Block D Club 3, 4; Chorus 3. 4; Football 3, 4; JV Basketball 2; Track 4. ELEANOR MARIE ROBERTS DELORES ANNE ROGERS Transferred from Franklin High 4; Chorus 2, 3. 4. Beta Club 2. 3; Chorus 3. 4; FHA 2. 3; Tri Hi Y 2, 3; Cheerleader 2; Library Club 3. MICHAEL THOMAS ROGERS NANCY ELAINE ROGERS FFA 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4. Chorus 2, 3; Scionce Club 2; Future Nurses 2; Health Careers 3; Library Club 4. Of The Senior Play, Onions In The Stew CHARLES BRYANT ROLLINS, III JOHN WALTER SAMMONS RICHARD ALAN SAMS Chorus 2, 3, 4; Music Club 4; ]V Basketball 2; Golf Team 4. GUY STEPHEN SANDERS Latin Club 2; Key Club 3, 4; Concessionaires 3. KAREN GAIL SAWYER Basketball 2. 3; Latin Club 2; FHA 4; Chorus 3, 4. JONATHAN DAVID SCOGGIN FFA 2. 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4. LINDA A. SEAY JERRY HORACE SELLARS Scienc Club 2. KENNETH JOE SESSOMS BILLY COLLINS SETTLE Football 3; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Baskot- Chorus 3, 4. ball 2; Bus Driver 4. CHARLES CAWOOD SHELL Football 2. 3. An Annual Autographing Party Is Held After The MICHAEL RAY SHERBERT FFA 2. 4; Bus Driver 4. BRENDA VIVIAN SIMMONS RICHARD DEAN SIMMONS RON H. SIMMONS Transferred from New Hanover High FFA 2, 3. School, Wilmington, North Carolina. DENNIS WAYNE SISK Science Club 2; Track Team 4. CAROL ANN SMITH Transferred from Middletown High School, Middletown, N. J. 3; Office Assistant 2; Bowling Team 2, 3; Homeroom Representative 2. CONNIE MARLENE SMITH FHA 2; Bus Patrol 3, 4; Majorette 2; Band 2; Office Assistant 4. DENNIS WAYNE SMITH EDWIN JAMES SMITH Latin Club 2; Band 2, 3; DE Club 4. GORDON D. SMITH FFA 4. JUDY DIANNE SMITH FHA 2, 3, 4; Future Nurses 2; DE Club 4; PE Assistant 3; Cavalettes 3, 4. Eagerly Awaited Distribution Of The 1966 VANGUARD LINDA CORRINE SMITH MALINDA WALKE SMITH WILMA LOUISE SMITH PATRICIA ANNE STAGGS Anchor Club 3, 4; FHA 4; FTA 2, Library Club 3, 4. President 4; FHA French Club 2. 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4; 4; Student Council 4. National Honor Society 3, 4; Latin Club 2; Band 2, 3, 4, Squad Leader 3. Executive Officer 4, Color Guard 3, 4; Student Council 4, Vice-Presi- dent 4; Homecoming Court 4) Miss Junior 3; Girls' State 3; Junior Marshal 3. EMMIE ELIZABETH STEADMAN Band 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Music Club 4; Student Council 4; Latin Club 2; FHA 2, 3; Anchor Club 3. 4; Health Careers Club 2, 3, 4. MICHAEL STEPHEN STEADMAN WILSON BOBBY STRANGE. JR. FFA 2, 3. STEWART ELTON STRICKLAND Block D Club 2; JV Football 2; Baseball 2. WILLIAM CURTIS STRICKLAND FFA 2. 3, 4; Bus Driver 4. JAMES ROBERT SWITZER Latin Club 2; Newspaper Staff 2. JAMES RICHARD TESNER FFA 3; Chorus 3. Seniors Wear Customary Caps And Gowns For ROBERT RONALD THORNTON Student Council 2. 3. 4; Sophomore Class Prosidont 2; National Honor Society 3. 4, Vice-President 4; Block D” Club 3. 4; Latin Club 2, 3. President 3; Key Club 3, 4; Track 3, 4; IV Football 2. 3; Basketball 2. JACK CARY THREADGILL Latin Club 2. 3; Basketball Manager 2; JV Football 2; Block R Club 2. NANCY PAULETTE TILLOTSON FHA 2, 3, 4; Cavalettes 3, 4; Music Club 4; Chorus 2, 3. 4. RHITA IANE TILLOTSON Latin Club 2; FTA 3, 4; Future Nursos 2; Library Club 3, 4, Vice- President 3; Health Careers Club 3; Anchor Club 3, 4; Chorus 3. 4, Secretary 4. ROBERT EARL TOLLESON Latin Club 2; Tennis 3, 4; JV Basketball 2. DONNIE TUCKER School Artist DAVID LANE VAUGHAN Art Club 2; Cavalier Staff 3, 4, Art Editor 4. DANNY LEE VAUGHN Science Club 2; Chorus 3. 4. WILLIAM RUSSELL WALDEN National Honor Society 3, 4, Presi- dent 4; Bus Driver 3, 4; Latin Club 2; Student Council 2, 4; Cavalier Staff 4; Junior Marshal 3. RONALD ALEXANDER WAMPLER Transferred from Boiling Springs 2; Science Club 2; Latin Club 2; Inter- act Club 4; National Honor Society EMMIE LOUISE WAUGH Latin Club 2; Future Nurses 2; PE Assistant 3. 4; Health Careers 4; Cavalier Staff 3; National Honor Society 3, 4. Graduation... Emotions Shift From Joy To Regret FRANCES DIANNE WEATHERS BARBARA ANN WEST FHA 3. JAMES REYNOLDS WEST Science Club 2; Bus Driver 4. MARGARET SANDRA WEST National Honor Society 4; FTA 2, 3. 4; FHA 2. 3. 4; Office Assistant 4; Student Council 2; Bus Patrol 2; Anchor Club 3, 4. MARY LEE WEST Latin Club 2. Reporter 2; Chorus 2. 3, 4; Music Club 2. 3. 4; Health Careers 2, 3, 4; Cavalettes 3, 4; Student Council 2; Girls' Basketball Manager 3, 4; National Honor Society 4. RICKY THOMAS WEST Bus Driver 4; Chorus 3. 4; Block R Club 2. R. BRUCE WHELCHEL Key Club 3. 4, Vice-President 3, President 4; National Honor Society 3. 4; Student Council 3. 4; Junior Class Treasurer 3; Music Club 3, 4; Cavalier Staff 4, Assistant News Editor 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Junior Marshal 3. RONALD KENNETH WHITE FRANKLIN LEON WILKIE Transferred from Spartan High 2; Track 3; Chorus 2; Music Club 4. CHERYL ANN WILLARD PE Assistant 2. 3, 4; Cavalier Staff 3; Library Club 4; FHA 4. LINDA KAY WILLIAMS VANGUARD Staff 4. Editor 4; Cava- lier Start 3. Roporter 3; Chorus 3, 4, Business Manager 4; Music Club 4; Anchor Club 4; FHA 2, Secretary 2; Student Council 4; Quill and Scroll 4. Dorman High School Becomes A Memory To Seniors MIKE S. WILLIAMS Football 2, 3; Baskotball 2; Baseball 2; Block D Club 3. PATRICIA DIANE WILLIAMSON Cavalettes 3, 4; FHA 4; Chorus 3, 4. VERNON EVERETTE WILLIS. JR. JAMES O'NEIL WINES Band 4; FFA 2; Newspaper StaH 2. Band 2, 3, 4; FFA 2, 3, 4. FREDDY WAYNE WOFFORD Music Club 3. 4; DE Club 4, President 4. STEPHEN CODY WRIBORG Block F Club 2; Block D Club 3. 4; FFA 2. 3. 4; Chorus 4; Track 2; Soil Judging Team 4; Football 2, 3, 4. ROGER DALE WYATT Chorus 2, 3; Football 2; FFA 2, CAROLYN KAY ZIMMERMAN 3. 120 40-Point Awards LEFT TO RIGHT, award winners are: Sally Hodges, Cindy Posey. SECOND ROW: Kirk McKeown, Linda Smith, Carole Hardin, Sandra Gwinn, Cheryl Beason, Sandra Forrester, Jackie Brown, Larry Durham. THIRD ROW: Edward Adair, Doyle Boggs. Rus- sell Walden, Perry Holcombe. Jacob Gregory. Gerald Martin, Ronnie Thornton, Bruce Whelchel. NOT PICTURED: John Lawson. The 40-point award goes to seniors who have amassed points in credits for service rendered. Point values have been set up on the basis of importance of various achieve- ments. Credit is given for office holding, win- ning honors, participating in sports, achiev- ing high scholarship, editing publications, and serving the school in other ways. 121 ADVERTISEMENTS And You'll Never Walk Alone . . . 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FAIRFOREST FINISHING DIVISION Compliments of ODOM OIL COMPANY Wholesale Distributors of Pure Oil Products SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA DIAL 583-3684___________850 HAVNE STREET THE GEER DRUG COMPANY Service Wholesale Druggist CHARLESTON — GREENVILLE — SPARTANBURG SMITH'S PARK HILLS DRUGS, INC 759 REIDVILLE RD. SPARTANBURG, S. C. 130 BURWELL CHEVROLET, INC. SPARTANBURG, S. C. QUALITY SALES AND SERVICE f o « o« JkffOf ?... that you are graduating into one of the most promising areas of the nation? A recent urban research study forecasts “a linear city” for the 300 miles stretch- ing through the industrial Carolinas. Here, in the 20,000 square miles served by Duke Power, scores of thriving towns connect busy cities. Research centers, col- leges and universities, and hundreds of industries thrive. Here in the Carolinas Crescent, there is real challenge and opportunity. There is a place for you to fill, a job for you to do, in an exciting future that begins—right now. DUKE POWER PETTIT CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC. GENERAL MASONRY CONTRACTOR Specializing in Industrial and Commercial Masonry 904 SOUTH CHURCH STREET P. O. BOX 1231 PHONE 585-3327 131 A full line of High Quality Milk and other Dairy Products Delivered Daily to Your School Lunch Room Get the Best—Get Sealtest SEALTEST FOODS OLD UNION HIGHWAY AT CAMP CROFT SPARTANBURG, S. C. TELEPHONE 585-4261 PEACH BLOSSOM MOTEL TELEPHONE 583-8685 PEACH BLOSSOM RESTAURANT ADJOINING “Quality Food at Reasonable Prices” Business Lunches, Fine Steaks, Seafood Platters Private Dining Room BAKERS OF CAROLINA PRIDE FARM STYLE BREAD SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA 132 WILLIS STUDIO The Photographer for Most of the Pictures in this Annual + + + NORTH CHURCH STREET SPARTANBURG, S. C. Call Us For Your Need—We Work Day and Night LOCKWOOD GREENE ENGINEERS, INC. + + + MONTGOMERY BUILDING SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA 133 House Of Beauty Mary R. Cox and Ruth M. Bates, Owners TELEPHONE 585-3294 555 REIDVILLE ROAD VILLAGE SHOPPING CENTER SPARTANBURG, S. C. 8 Operators to Serve You “If Your Beauty Isn’t Becoming to You — Be Coining to Us Established 1897 .Alexander WU Jk 200 EAST MAIN STREET ouie SPARTANBURG, S. C. DIAL 583-2139 PIANOS: Wurlitzer and Winter ORGANS: Wurlitzer and Lowrey BAND INSTRUMENTS: Conn and Selmer GUITARS AND BANJOS: Martin, Gibson and Verga PHONE SUnset 7-6522 DELAY DANIELS, INC. STAINLESS STEEL FABRICATORS Food Service Equipment and Supplies SUMTER HIGHWAY COLUMBIA, S. C. TROPICAL FISH PET SHOP POPULAR 4 RARE TROPICAL FISH Complete Line of Supplies 126 CARDINAL STREET SPARTANBURG, S. C. PHONE 585-5563 LOCATED ACROSS HIGHWAY FROM PINE STREET DRIVE-IN THEATRE 134 Juniors and Sophomores enjoy an evening at the banquet. Mr. Redd instructs in ball handling. Mr. Dorman talks with County Board Members and Trustees Coach Conley Snidow speaks at Football Banquet, during break at banquet. The modern design and lighting of the Dorman gymnasium adds to the enjoyment of the basketball season. C 135 COMPLIMENTS OF HOME FUEL COMPANY, INC. Quality Heating Oils “ Your Friendly Fuel Oil Dealer For The Past SI Years FAIRFOREST, SOUTH CAROLINA DIAL 585-2484 COMPLIMENTS OF MOSS EVANS 586 West Main Street Spartanburg, South Carolina MRS. W. F. BROWN MERLE NORMAN COSMETIC STUDIO 247 EAST MAIN STREET SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF STEEPLE DRIVE-IN AND LAUNDROMAT WEST MAIN STREET SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA LADDIE LASSIE DAY NURSERY “A Home Away from Home” IN HILLTOP AREA AT Z. L. MADDEN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL South Carolina State Licensed—Supervised Play 415 Pier point Avenue Ext. Phone 583-9939 Mrs. Beverly Mabry, Operator Compliments of THE FASHION 136 KATHLEEN’S FLOWERS PHONE 585-3476 652 SOUTH CHURCH STREET SPARTANBURG, S. C. McKinney bros. esso SERVICE 214 S. Church St. (at W. Henry) Spartanburg, S. C. Phone 585-2409 A. C. WILLARD AND SONS T. J. WILLARD AND W. W. WILLARD South Church Street Spartanburg, S. C. CAROLINA ELECTRIC COMPANY 115 WILLIAMS STREET SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA PRICE’S STORE FOR MEN 113 NORTH CHURCH STREET SPARTANBURG, S. C. PHONE 582-5701 HYATT TEXACO SERVICE YOUR GAS AND FUEL OIL MAN IN ROEBUCK + + + PHONE 583-5134 ROEBUCK, SOUTH CAROLINA EARNHARDT ELECTRIC SERVICE, INC. P. O. BOX 966 TELEPHONE 583-6301 Motor Repairs . . . Electrical Wholesale Supplies New and Used Electrical Equipment OFF LAURENS HIGHWAY ON CANAAN ROAD SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA BEACON DRIVE-IN REIDYILLE ROAD SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA Where Food Is Always Good PHONE 583-5356 MAIN STREET HILL CREST SHOPPING CENTER SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA Compliments of S. S. LUNCH Phone 583-2097 Fairforest, S. C. “ Where all the gang meets” Dial 583-3546 HOPE MOORE Used Cars S. A. Hopk—W. W. (Him.) M x rk 665 W. Main St. Spartanburg, S. C. BARRETT 20 YEAR ROOF ON YOUR BEAUTIFUL NEW DORMAN HIGH R. 0. PICKENS ROOFING SHEET METAL WORKS “Since 1904” 105 KENNEDY STREET SPARTANBURG, S. C. 138 ROEBUCK GIN AND LUMBER COMPANY Building Materials and Hardware Fertilizer and Coal ROEBUCK, SOUTH CAROLINA PHONE 583-5405 HILL HAVEN BARBER SHOP Blackstock Road Phone 588-9260 Spartanburg, South Carolina LANCASTER'S GROCERY Groceries • Gas • Oil Route 1 Pauline, S. C. Telephone 583-6225 Compliments ok WALLACE D. DUPRE, INC. 305 WEST MAIN STREET SPARTANBURG, S. C. CEDAR LANE BAIT AND TOY RANCH South Church Street Extension Spartanburg, South Carolina Phone 583-9006 LU-MUR BEAUTIQUE A Complete Individualized Beauty Service Air Conditioned MYRTLE JUSTICE---OWNER AND OPERATOR BONNIE GAULT--OPERATOR 636 South Church Street Dial 582-8647 BOBO SMITH OFFICE SUPPLIES, INC. TYPEWRITERS • CASH REGISTERS • ADDING MACHINES FURNITURE 169 E. MAIN STREET SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA PHONE 585-2251 139 Tin Aug. W. Smith Co. Our best wishes for your future success 1h Ku) Co. WOODWARD SALES CO. Distributor TOM'S TOASTED PEANUTS . . . PEANUT BUTTER SANDWICHES . . . DELICIOUS CANDIES POTATO CHIPS PHONE 582-3008 FAIRFOREST, SOUTH CAROLINA WOFFORD TELEVISION SERVICE Color or Black and White Sales and Service Satisfaction With Each Transaction ROUTE NO. 1 ROEBUCK, S. C. MO Students throughout the school bring Christmas cards to be used in the decorations. The Nativity Scene adds to the true meaning of Christmas. Donnie Tuncker aids the Student Council in the deco- rating project by painting the windows. The Student Council undertakes the project of decorating for the Christmas season. Good Food For The Home There's one near you SPARKLING CLEAN, PLEASANT TO SHOP FOOD STORES Low, Low Prices Plus Top Value Stamps 142 ROEBUCK BUILDING COMPANY ROEBUCK, SOUTH CAROLINA DIXISTEEL BUILDINGS • PLASTIC FIBERGLAS PANELS • NAILABLE STEEL FRAMING PHONE 585-2401 FIBERGLAS INSULATION FAIRFOREST SERVICE CENTER AND HOPE FUEL COMPANY Complete Automotive Servicing Watchdog Service P. O. BOX 197 FAIRFOREST, SOUTH CAROLINA W. T. “Pop” Hope H. Gins Hope Better Materials For Your Church and Home CHRISTIAN SUPPLY SHOPPE Phone 585-5436 194 E. Main Street Spartanburg, South Carolina Charles Wallinoton, Manager-Oicner FAIRFOREST BARBER SHOP “We Need Your Head In Our Business” Fairforest, South Carolina RHODES AUTO BODY SHOP 1040 South Church Street Ext. Phone 583-2210 Spartanburg, S. C. A. S. BOBO GENERAL MERCHANDISE AND FURNITURE ROEBUCK, SOUTH CAROLINA One-Stop Grocery Store Furniture • Coal • Feeds • Fertilizer Electrical Appliances Also Real Estate Farm Lands • Houses and Lots 143 GREEN'S SERVICE STATION Atlantic Products Phone 588-7084 Roebuck, S. C. JAMES VISE CLEANERS The Home of Finer Cleaning” 755 Rkidville Ri . Phone 583-6406 Spartanburg, S. C. SAUL'S Styles of Tomorrow” 149 E. Main Street Spartanburg, S. C. Telephone 583-7696 Attention Brides-To-Be WEDDING INVITATIONS Engraved • Raised Print Shown in Your Home — No Obligation HERBERT S. BRUCE Roebuck, S. C. Phone 582-8861 (Cheaper than you think)______ JANITORS SUPPLY AND CHEMICAL COMPANY We Supply Everything But The Janitor 42 CLEVELAND ST. PHONES CE 9-1065 P. O. BOX 292 and CE 9-1066 GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA 144 For Better Career Opportunities in South Carolina—Choose TEXTILES MANUFACTURING QUALITY CONTROL PURCHASING FIBRE TECHNOLOGY ACCOUNTING RESEARCH INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Contact our personnel office lor information regarding the Mayfair Scholarship Program in connection with Clemson University School of Industrial Management and Textiles. ARCADIA, SOUTH CAROLINA Compliments of CENTER CHEMICAL COMPANY + + + ATLANTA, GEORGIA PHONE NUMBERS 582-3479 — Dial — 582-1543 BENNETT OIL COMPANY 529 S. CHURCH STREET AT SMITH Metered Sendee KEROSENE • FUEL OIL Summer Prices Plus WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS H. F. BLANCHARD COLUMBIA SAND • STONE • CINDERS HAULING • TRUCKING Two-Way Radio Equipped 196 SOUTH CHURCH ST. SPARTANBURG, S. C. PIIONE 588-5262 146 Sports instructors discuss game tactics during lunch hour. Cavaliers try for rebound at game with crosstown rivals. A break for lunch at the end of fourth period. Band Director Mays con- ducts band practice during seventh period each day. Mrs. Gable, VANGUARD adviser, types in order to meet deadline. With a common interest in rockets, a group of students advised by Mr. Randy Mahaffey, formed a new club in the early spring. Members of the Rocket Club are Clark Ellefson, Dean Brown. Mr. Mahaffey, Joe Gosnell, Tom Frey, Danny Miller, Ronald Wampler, Paul Raines, John Sanders, Donald Libner. 147 FOWLER BROTHERS CLEANERS One-Day Service On Any Garment 422 WEST MAIN STREET 612 NORTH CHURCH STREET PHONE 582-6771 PHONE 583-5237 588 SOUTH CHURCH STREET 520 EAST MAIN STREET PHONE 583-3572 PHONE 583-5237 MEN'S FORMAL WEAR FOR RENT W. Cj. Your TEXACO Man PHONE 583-5424 SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA £ an =Ay Jr[o(AJEZ± Serving Spartanburg for 38 Years 702 ASHEVILLE DRIVE PHONE 585-2261 SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA UNITED MOTORS, INC. Clean Used Cars 1011 ASHEVILLE HIGHWAY SPARTANBURG, S. C. PHONE 582-9768 148 Anchor Club Band Baseball Basketball Junior Varsity . Varsity Boys Varsity Girls Big Four .... Block D . . . . Boys' Ensemble Cavalier Cheerleaders, J.V. . Cheerleaders. Varsity Chorus.............. DE Club .... FFA................ FHA................ Football ... Junior Varsity Babb, Mrs. Geraldine Baldwin, Mr. W. E. ... Beam. Mrs. Daisy ... Bobo. Mr. Jesse S........... Boggs. Mrs. Carrie C. . Boggs, Mr. Doyle W. . . . Caldwell, Mrs. Barbara C. . Cannon, Mrs. Evelyn B. Cannon, Mr. Ralph Carter. Mrs. Willie Cathcart, Mr. Warren R. Clark. Mr. Allen O. . . . Cleveland, Mrs. Joyce . Coggins. Miss Linda Corn. Mr. Wade A. Couch. Mr. Kenneth O. Crow, Miss Ruth .... Dillard. Mrs. Lucile H. Dorman, Mr. Paul M. . Dorman, Mrs. P. M. Doucette. Mrs. Mary Jane Dover, Mrs. Frances Finch, Mr. M. A............. Foster, Mrs. Clara H. Frye, Mr. Dwight R. Gable, Mrs. Jimmie A. Gable. Mr. L. E.............. Gary. Mrs. Iris............. Gentry, Mr. Claude Dewey, Jr. Gosnell, Miss Mary Frances Harrison, Mr. Lewis L. Hayes, Mrs. Marguerite G. . Horde, Mrs. Louise R. . Huckaby, Mr. J. P. ... Jolley, Mrs. Linda H. Knudson, Mr. E. M. INDEX Activities and Organizations Page .............48 .... 56. 57 ............39 ..........34 . ... 36. 38 . ... 37. 38 ..........70 ..........40 .........60 ..........47 ..........40 ..........41 . ... 58. 59 ..........51 ..........53 ..........52 26, 27. 28. 29. 30 ............34 Future Teachers Girls' Ensemble Golf............... Hall of Fame Health Careers . Homecoming Interact Club Key Club .... Knights of the Road Latin Club .... Library Club Music Club .... National Honor Society Office Assistants Quill and Scroll Student Council Top Ten .... Track ............. VANGUARD Administrators and Faculty 19. 19. 18. 18. 19. 19. 28. . 20. 16. 20. . . 16. . . 20. 21. 58. 59. . . 21. . . 21. 19 17 46 17 50 28 19 19 36 19 19 25 4 3 19 40 53 20 20 17 20 50 20 17 20 17 20 17 20 48 60 17 16 47 17 48 17 Lineberry, Mrs. Sarah H. Ludwig. Mr. Alvin G. McDaniel, Mr. Bobby McMahan, Mr. B. B. . Mabry, Mr. J. T............. Mahaffey, Mr. C. Randolph Martin. Miss Banna Martin, Mr. John L. Miller, Mr. Carl C. Mays. Mr. Earl R. ... Mizzell, Mr. H. W. . .. Mooneyham, Mr. C. B. Moore, Mrs. Patricia G. . Muirhead, Mrs. Betty P. . O'Shields, Miss Roberta E. . Parker. Mr. Robert C. . Parris, Mrs. Katherine K. Phillips. Mr. Jack E. Powell, Mr. Curtis F. . Puette, Mr. Charles Allen Redd, Mr. L. Ernest Scoggins, Mrs. Benita D. . Sellars, Miss Mattie L. Simmons, Mr. J. Carl Simmons, Mr. N. B. Sloan, Mrs. Helen B. Smith, Mr. Furman Tillotson, Mr. John H. Townsend, Mr. Luther K. . Veal, Mrs. Louise .... White, Mr. James C. . Wood, Mrs. Elizabeth C. . Wyatt, Mr. Guard .... Wyatt, Mrs. Jeanette . Yarborough, Mrs. Charlene P. Page 46 ... 60 . . . 35 . 66. 67 . . . 51 31. 32. 33 . . . 49 . . . 48 . . . 54 . . . 50 . . . 50 . . . 59 . . . 45 . . . 54 . . . 46 . . . 44 . 68, 69 . . . 35 . . . 61 . . . 21 . . . 21 . 21, 49 . . . 17 .16 . . . 21 . 21. 51 . . . 17 ... 17 21, 29, 56 . . . 21 . . . 17 ... 22 ... 22 . . . 22 . 22. 49 . 22. 37 . 22. 55 . 22. 29 . 22. 53 22, 34, 51 . . . 22 . . . 23 . . . 23 . . . 23 . 23, 44 . . . 23 . . . 16 . 23. 56 . . . 23 . . . 23 . 23. 50 . . . 23 . . . 23 . 23. 49 150 Roster Of Students As Page Abernathy, Patsy...............................74 Abernathy, Yvonne..................... 46, 57, 82 Adair, Daniel..................................82 Adair, Edward .... 45, 46, 48, 68, 95 Adams, Elaine......................... 52, 58, 82 Addis, Robert..................................82 Addison, Jerri.............................54, 95 Alexander, Tommy...................... 53, 57, 74 Allen, Franklin .... 36, 38. 40, 55, 95 Allen, Judy................................50, 74 Allen. Larry...................... 36. 45, 68. 95 Allen. Mike................................60, 74 Allison, Roger............................... 82 Alverson, Michael........................! 82 Alverson, Vickie ..................... 37, 52. 82 Amos, Stanley . . . . 30. 40. 48, 94, 95 Anderson, Andrea . ... 31, 95 Anderson, Elaine . . 43, 45, 48, 57, 66, 82 Anderson, Gregg................................74 Anderson, Jamos................................74 Anderson, Steve........................53, 74 Arrington, James.........................! 53, 74 Arrington, Linda.......................37 74 Arthur, Judy.................. 46, 49, 52, 57, 95 Arthur. Wayno..................... 53. 54, 60, 95 Bs Bagwell, Emma..........................54, 95 Bagwell, Jolene........................52, 95 nwell, Ronnie..................................74 ey, Carolyn.................................95 Bailey. Donna................................. 74 Bailey, Jerry..........................60, 96 Bailey, Larry..................................82 Bailey, Mike...................................74 Bailey, Peggy..................................74 Ballenger, Mike................................74 Banks, Alan....................................74 Barnette, Kennoth..............................82 Barr, Wade.....................................74 Bartlett, Terry................................74 Bassett, Anita.........................52, 82 Bates. Cheryl..................................74 Bauckloh, Hannah...................... 52, 60, 82 Bayne, Dennis..................................82 Bayne. Steve...................................96 Beach, George..................................74 Beason, Cheryl . . 33, 44. 45, 46. 49, 52, 54, 57, 64. 96 Beaty, Patricia................................82 Bennett, Terry.................................82 Berry, Robert..........................53, 83 Berry, Sara....................................74 Biggerstaff, Diane.............................74 Billings, Steve........................34, 74 Bishop, Eddie..................................83 Bishop, Mike...................................96 Bishop, Priscilla......................52, 83 Bishop, Stanley........................45, 83 Bishop, Wayne..........................53, 74 Blackwell, Barbara.............................83 Blackwood, Angela..............................74 Blackwood, Dale ...................... 45, 49, 83 Blackwood. Ricky...............................74 Blanchard, Warren .... 36, 45, 49, 83 Blanken, Peggy.........................52, 96 Blanken, Sandra........................52, 74 Blanken, William...............................74 Boatman, Dianne....................... 52, 58, 96 Boatman, Kathleen......................52, 74 Boggs, Doyle ... 29. 44. 45. 46, 47, 49, 55. 66, 68. 96 Bolt, Anne.............................60, 74 Boyter, Laura..........................52, 74 Bradley, Margaret..................... 52, 60, 96 Brady, Linda...................................83 Brannon, Gary..................................83 Brannon, Johnny................................75 Brower, Veronica...................... 50, 57, 75 Bridgeman, Jeff................................75 Bridgeman, Sylvia..............................75 Brock, Robert . . . 40, 44, 49, 55, 83 Brooks, Jackie.................................75 Broome, Jane...........................57, 83 Brown, Doan....................................83 Brown, Jackie ... 29, 32. 33, 40, 41, 44, 45, 49, 54, 67, 96 Brown, Judy Ann........................49, 96 Brown, Judy Carol..............................96 Browning, Melody...................... 52, 60, 97 Bryan, Laura ......................... 49, 52, 83 Bryant, Paul...........................53, 75 Buchanan, Charles......................57, 97 Buckner, Eric..................................83 Bullman, Beth......................... 54, 57, 83 Bullman, Grace........................ 54, 57, 97 Bullman, Ronnie................................97 Bullman, Suzie .... 52, 75 Bulman, Emily..................... 45. 48, 52, 83 Bulman, Gail...........................50, 75 Burch, Tommy...................................53 Burchfield, Susan......................60, 97 Burkhaltor, Chi Chi....................60, 97 Burkhalter, Deborah....................48, 75 Burnett, Ben...................................75 Burnett, Eugene............................... 97 Burnett, Linda.........................60, 97 Burress, Tommy.................................83 C 8 Caldwell, Dianne.......................60, 97 Caldwell, Kenneth......................53, 75 Caldwell, Marsha.................. 60, 97 Caldwell, Teresa...................... 40, 47, 75 Caldwell, Tommy................................75 Caldwell, Toy......................... 58, 59, 97 Page Calvert, Dianne 98 Camp, Curbs 53. 54, 83 Campbell, Johnny 75 Campbell, Reggie 34, 60, 75 Campbell, Ronny 53. 54, 98 Cannon, Bovorly . 50. 75 Cannon, Brenda 60, 98 Cannon, Kathy 60, 98 Cannon, Patty 52. 83 Cantrell, Neva 31. 41. 49 58 59 83 Carmichael, Btll 75 Carver. Bill 75 Casey, Larry 53, 83 Casey, Robert 53, 83 Cash well, Louie 30, 98 Cassady, Ann 45. 47, 48. 51, 83 Cassel, Kenneth 83 Catto, Jo Alyco 46, 57, 58, 59, 98 Catto, Mike 44, 48. 53, 58, 82, 83 Catto, Phillip 53, 83 Chapman, David 45. 48, 98 Charles, Elaine 75 Charles, Judy 98 Chastain, Elizabeth 46, 98 Cheek, Gary 60, 75 Cheek, Suzanne 40, 48. 60. 75 Cherry, Linda 75 Cherry, Norma Jean 49, 51, 52. 54. 98 Chesney, Delma 45, 48. 57. 83 Chosnoy, Lauris 57, 75 Christian, Michael 83 Chumley, Billy 34, 75 Chumley, Bruce 53, 83 Chumley, Gerri . 37, 49. 52. 83 Chumley, Niles . 28. 30, 36. 38. 40. 49, 98 Clardy, Emily 58. 84 Clayton. Lewis 75 Clements, Cynthia 45, 48, 51, 99 Cleveland, Ann 52. 75 Coble, Mike 50. 75 Cody, Boyd 45, 49. 55. 99 Cody, Walter 53. 84 Cogdell, Billy 34, 75 Cohen, Betty 52. 84 Coker, Dianne 99 Collins, Annette . 48, 52, 55, 57. 99 Cooksey, Judy 75 Cooley, Martha 75 Cooley, Sonny 99 Cooper. Phyllis 75 Corbin, Cary 54, 60, 99 Corn, Dian . 52, 55, 84 Com, Kara 47. 84 Costner, Linda 50, 51, 75 Cothran. Mike 54, 99 Cothran, Roy 84 Cothran, Tony 60, 99 Couch, Roger 49, 75 Crain, Steve 53, 75 Cribbs, Glenda 75 Crocker, Bobo 36. 38, 99 Crocker, David . 99 Crocker, Mary Frances 75 Crocker, Phil 75 Crocker, Phyllis 31. 33, 40, 41. 49, 52 54, 99 Cromer, Carl 48, 53, 57, 58. 59, 100 Crosby, Diane 41, 44, 49, 52. 60, 65. 84 Crowe, Jimmy 36. 75 Crowe, Lesley 51, 100 Cubitt, Sharon 52, 84 Cudd, Karen 75 Cudd, Randy . 60. 75 D's Dale, Roger 75 Daniel, Peggy 44, 84 Davis, Alex .... 100 Davis, June 58 59. 100 Davis, Martha 84 Davis, Pat 100 Dean. David 84 Dean, Dickie 40 49. 84 Dickey. Gary 100 Dickson, Mike 100 Dickson, Wayno 100 Dill, Gene 76 Dillard, Robert 100 Dillard. Sandra 76 Dimsdale, Marilyn . 100 Dismukes, Robby 76 Dixon, Jim .... 100 Dixon, Judy .... 52 58 59. 101 Dorman. Ben 29 36 4? bi 59. 84 Dunagan, Mickey 76 Duncan, Janice . 76 Duncan, Mary 101 Dunn, Diane 101 Dunn, Royco 101 Durham, Alice 37, 76 Durham, Kenneth 54. 101 Durham, Larry 36. 38. 40. 44, 45, 47, 48, 67. 68, 94, 101 E's Earley, Joyce 60, 101 Earnhardt, Debra 29, 32. 33, 40, 41, 44. 49, 54, 101 Edge, Buist 44, 101 Edwards, Frankie 84 Elder, Donald 84 Elder, Janice ... 45. 47, 68, 101 Ellofson, Clark 84 Ellefson, Craig . 84 Eller. Betty Jane 52. 76 Emory, Gail 93, 101 Emory, Peggy Jean . 52. 84 Page Eplee, Larry 49. 76 Epley, Vesta . 52. 58. 102 Ersksne, Dennis 84 Eubanks, Janice . 45, 48. 52. 58. 59. 84 Eubanks, Jerry 44. 50. 57. 76 Eubanks. Kathy 50, 76 Eubanks, Margaret 76 Evans, David 51. 84 Evatt, Stevo F's 84 Fann, Larry Faulkner, Jerry 76 76 Finch, Emily 46, 48, 58 59, 102 Finch, Legree 45, 48. 53. 57, 84 Fisher, Dennis 51. 102 Fisher, Joe 45, 84 Fleming, Margaret . 45. 46, 48, 52. 54. 69, 102 Fletcher, Gene 53, 76 Fletchor, Margaret 102 Ford Tommy 50. 60. 76 Forrostor, Sandra . 44, 48, 51, 57. 58. 59, 102 Forrester, Terry 34, 76 Fortenberry, Jerry 84 Foster, David 53, 102 Foster, Dennis 53, 102 Foster, George 53, 76 Foster, James . 45. 49, 54. 10? Fostor, Jill 76 Foster, Martha 76 Foster, Paula . 50, 76 Foster, Sue 37 76 Fowler, Cathy 50. 84 Fowler, Earlean 60. 84 Fowler, Eddie 45, 54. 102 Fowler, Frances 52. 60. 102 Fowler, John 53. 84 Fowler, Ray 53. 84 Fowler, Ronnie 84 Fowler, Steve 51. 55, 103 Frank, Chucky . Franklin, Becky 85 76 Freeman. Frankie 31. 52, 76 Frey, David 48. 57. 58, 59, 103 Frey, Tom 57. 60. 85 Fridy, Tom G's 57, 85 Gable, Harry 27. 34, 76 Gable, Larry . . 29, 34. 44, 76 Gallman, Diane 85 Galloway. Lynn 85 Gantt, Wayne 76 Gardcll, Mary 40. 76 Gardner, Karen 60. 74, 76 Gamer, Ronnie 76 Garrett, Ailene 45, 85 Garrett, Chucky 85 Garrett, Lynn 44, 60, 76 Garrett, Pat 76 Garrett, Roger 85 Garrett, Sandy 46. 49. 52. 57. 103 Gary, Susan Gault, Billy 85 76 Gault, Nancy 44. 76 Gault, Richard 34. 53, 76 Geddes, Kathy . 76 George, Brenda 44, 49, 51, 103 George, Davey 53. 103 George, Jamie . 46, 58, 59, 85 Gibbs, Jimmy 34. 60. 76 Gibson. Carl 103 Gidaro, Vickie . 48. 57. 60. 103 Gideon. Linda 85 Gillespie, Sandra 85 Glenn, Bobby 103 Good, Judy Goodwin, Marty 59, 60. 85 76 Gordon, Danny 53. 60, 85 Gosncll, Chick 47. 48, 58, 82, 85 Gosnell, Joe 48. 49. 76 Gossett, Bobby 85 Gossett, Debbie 52. 86 Gossett. Janice 76 Gossett, Sylvia Gowan, Libby 52. 60, 103 44, 46, 48. 50. 85 Graham, David 85 Graham, Deborah 76 Graham, Harold 54, 103 Gray, Doug 58. 59. 85 Green. Judy (12th) 52, 103 Green, Judy (11th) 49. 52, 85 Green, Patricia . 104 Greene, Linda 46. 60, 85 Gregory, Doris 52, 85 Gregory, Jacob . 45, 47, 48, 55. 57, 69. 104 Gregory, Ralph . 104 Gregory, Steve 34. 76 Grizzle, Martha 85 Grubbs, Danny 85 Gurley, Anne 44, 58. 104 Guy, Betty 85 Guy, Herbert 34. 76 Gwinn, Donnie 53. 77 Gwinn, Kay 77 Gwinn, Michael 85 Gwinn, Sandra 44. 45, 46, 58, 61. 67, 104, 121 Gwinn, Woodie H's 53, 85 Hadden, Benny 104 Hale, Buzzie 26, 77 Hale, Cynthia 47, 77 Hammett, Cynthia 50, 77 Hamrick, Elaine 60, 104 Hancock, Morris 60, 77 Hancock, Patsy 44, 104 151 ROSTER OF STUDENTS (Continued) Page Hardin, Carole 44, 45, 46, 47, 52, 58. 59. 104 Harris. Carolyn 77 Harris, Tunie 85 Harrison, Charles 36, 85 Harrison, Danny (Sr.) 58, 104 Harrison, Danny (Jr.) 40, 45. 49. 55, 86 Harrison, Linda 104 Hastings, Mike 48, 105 Hatchett, Mona 60. 105 Haulbrook, Terry 86 Hayes, Frank 57, 105 Hayes, Leon 36. 77 Heath, Aubrey 34, 77 Hembree, Joyce 52. 77 Hembree, Mary Leo 52 70. 105 Henderson, Lanny 34. 86 Henderson, Marie 86 Henderson, Mona 37. 50. 77 Henderson, Shirley 105 Hendrix. Tommy 34. 77 High, Wayne 53. 54. 105 Hill. Chris 45. 49. 86 Hill, Kathleen 52, 77 Hines. Fleeta 52, 86 Hodge, Benny 53. 57. 58. 59. 106 Hodge, Jimmy S3. 86 Hodges, Sally 37, 38, 40, 45, 49. 54, 67. 105 Holcombe, Perry 45. 47, 48, 54. 105 Holmes, Joel 29, 34. 40. 48. 55. 86 Holt, Phyllis 77 Hope, Melody 52, 86 Hope, Sherry 45. 48. 86 Horne, Danny 105 Homick, Roger 105 House, Nancy 45. 51, 60, 106 Howard, Gerald 54. 106 Howell, Curtis 106 Howell. Karen so. 65. 74, 77 Huckaby, Nancy 48. 50. 57. 77 Huggins, Mike 30, 40. 44. 49. 106 Hughes. Alan 30. 44. 49. 58. 59. 106 Hughes, Danny 50. 57. 77 Hughes, Terry 36. 40. 55. 86 Hughoy, Carol Ann . 49, 52, 58. 59. 106 Hughey, Linda 49, 86 Human. Martha 77 Huss, Rhonda 77 Hutcherson, Janice 49, 52. 86 Hutcherson. Linda 86 Hutcherson, Steve 60, 77 Hyatt, Kpith 77 Hyatt, Richard 49. 86 Hyder, Larry . Is 54. 10 Inglo, Patricia 52. 77 Israel. Billy J's 34. 77 Jackson, Don 34. 77 Jackson. Donna 106 James, Gena 77 Jamison, Kathy 46, 66. 86 Jenninqs, Buddy 45. 49. 86 Jennings, Wayne 58 59. 106 Johns, Lamar 8b Johnson, Charles 86 Johnson. Danny 86 Johnson, Diane 106 Johnson, Donnie 86 Johnson, Linda 45. 47, 48. 60. 106 Jolley, Louise 77 Jolley, Marie 86 Jolley. Pat . . 52, 77 Jolly, Coralynn 50. 77 Jones, Aileen 52, 77 Jones, Camellia 46. 58, 107 Jones, Elbert 34, 77 Jones, Freddie 77 Jones, Nellie 77 Jones, Rickey K's 58, 107 Keller, Freddie 57. 77 Kelly. Bobby . . 86 Kelly, Raymond Kent. Barbara 107 77 Key. Glonn 40. 107 Kimmons, Ronnie 77 King, Linda 37, 46, 49, 51, 86 King. Margaret 50, 77 Kirkland, Ken . 30, 107 Kniaht, Suzette 46. 58. 59. 107 Kress, Pat 77 Kusztos, Dianno L's 37. 74, 77 Lancaster, Ann 40 41. 54 58, 59. 107 Lancaster, Judson 77 Lancaster, Mary 50, 77 Lancaster. Mary Grace 46 50, 86 Lancaster, Nancy 86 Lance, Samone 50, 77 I.anford, Brenda 86 Lanford, John . 53, 77 Lanford, Julie 78 Lanford, Margaret 107 Lanford. Terrie 46 57. 107 Lankford. Michael 107 Laster, Laraine 52. 107 Laster, Linda 78 Laster, Sheila 31, 37 40, 41 44 49. 86 Laster, Shirley 108 Lavondor, Miko 53. 86 Lawson, Darlene 45 48 50. 86 Lawson, Jack 78 Page Lawson, Janice...........................51, 87 Lawson, Jorry............................58, 108 Lawson, John 28, 30, 40, 58, 59, 108 Lawson, Marvin . .............. Lawson, Randy............................53, 78 Layton, Rickie...........................34, 78 Layton, Virginia.........................60, 108 Lee, Diane...............................52, 108 Leo. Dianne.................................. 87 Lee, Gail...............................52. 108 Leo, Judy....................................87 Lee, Karen...................................108 Lee, Martha..............................41, 87 Lee, Ray.....................................78 Lemke, Charles...............................78 Lenderman, Mike..........................50, 78 Lcndorman, Ricky.........................45, 87 Lewis, Carol.................................78 Libnor, Donald..............................108 Liebmann, Michael............................87 Lineberry, Billy.................... 49, 57, 108 Lipscomb, Pat................... 40, 58, 59, 108 Lloyd, Danny.............................50, 78 Loftis, Roger...............................108 Long, Myra .... 46, 47, 59, 60, 109 Loudermilk, David.............................78 Lovmggood, Charles . . . 44, 53, 87 Lovinggood, Dennis...........................78 Lowo, Jack...............................50, 78 M's Me A boo, Dcbbio McAbee, Kay McArthur, Mike McArthur, Smitty McBride, David . McBride, Donna . McCallister, Raymond McChosnoy, Rose McChesney, Stanley . McCoy. Clara June McCoy. Eileen McCracken, Delores . McCutcheon, David McDade, Steve McElveen, Carol McFall. Rudy . . . McGaha, Choryl . McGarity, Gerald McGarity, Randy McGinnis, Hal McGuigan, Lorene McIntyre, Clara . McKeown, Kirk 63, 50. 48. . . . 48, 44. 45. 47. 48. 54, 66, 67, . . 51, 58. 52. 87 52. 87 109 57, 109 . 109 57, 109 57, 78 57, 78 52, 87 . . . 78 . . 51. 109 . . 60. 87 ... 109 . . . 78 . . . 109 . . 60, 109 44. 48. 57. 109 . . . 87 . . . 78 . . . 87 52. 87 44. 46, 48. 50. 58. 40. 44. 45. 46. 47, . ’ . ' . 47, 58. . . . . 53. 49, 52. 59 33. 40, McKillop, Marsha McLaughlin, Brenda McMillan, Bill McNeeley, James McSwain, Diane Mabry, Harold Mahafiey, Kathy Malone, Peggy Malone, Wylie Manis, Judy Manis, Pat Marshall, David Martin, Gerald Martin, Larry Mason, Beth . Mason, Cary . Mason. Kenneth Mason. Pat Massey, Keitn . Massey, Nena Mathis, Steve Mathis, Terry Maxwell, Brenda May, Buddie Maynor Jeanette Maynor, Jill Maynor, Judy Maynor, Linda . Maynor, Phil Medlock, Karen Medlock, Randy Medlock, Vernon . Melton, Glen . ....... Melton, Jerry........................... Merck, Eddie........................... Merck, Garvin ....................... Metcalf, Edward.......................... Miller, Danny................... 45, 49, Miller, Dennis Miller, John Miller, Susan (11th) Miller, Susan (10th) Millwood. Ronnie Millwood, Tommy Milner, Kyle .... 40, 47, 48, 58, Mitcholl, Dan........................... Mitchell. Debbie.....................52, Mitchem, Lynn.......................... Mize, Eugene.......................... Mize. George............................. Mize, Wayne.............................. Mizzell, Annette....................... Montgomery, Chuck ... . . Montgomery, Martha.................... Moon, Randy............................. Moore, Jerry....................... Moore, John..........................53, Moore, Larry.......................... Moore, Roberta.......................... Moore, Thomas........................... Morgan, Brenda......................... Morgan, Joyce .... Morgan, Myran .... 45, 47, 51, 52, 57, .’ 53, 60. 87 53. 70. 109 59. 87 50. 78 49, 87 . 110 . 78 . 87 . 78 59, 110 60. 78 78 . 110 60. 110 55. 110 . 87 59, 110 54. 87 . 1 in 60, 87 87 . 78 78 . 87 78 . 78 . 110 52, 7« 78 . 110 60 52, 7R 55. HO 57. 78 53. 110 . 78 53. Ill . Ill 78 57, 111 60. 78 53, 78 60, 87 50, 78 58, 87 . 78 59, 111 . Ill 57, 111 52, 78 53, 78 . 78 78 50, 78 27, 87 37, 78 . Ill 53, 87 60, Ill 51, 87 87 . 79 52, 111 52, 88 58. 88 Pago 52. 88 88 88 79 79 79 79 111 79 79 88 79 79 111 79 112 112 88 Morgan, Phyllis.......................46, Morgan, Robby......................... Morgan, Susan......................... Morgan, Vicki............................ Morris, Alice............................ Morris, David............................ Morris, Martha........................... Morris, Sandra........................ Morrison, Drew......................... Morrow, Konneth....................... Morrow, Marsha........................ Morrow, Michael ...................... Morrow, Nancy............................ Moss, Joyce........................... Moss, Ray................................ Mullins, Arthur ........................ Murray, Sandra.......................... Murray, Wayne............................ N's Nabors, Mary Ann..........................37, 88 Nabors, Ronnie............................51, 112 Nelson, Froida................................88 Nelson, Jimmy.............................45, 112 Nelson, Joy...............................60, 79 Nesbitt, Chuck....................... 44, 60, 79 Nesbitt, Maxine..................................88 Nichols, Ronald...........................60, 79 Nix, Brenda...............................60, 88 Nix, Linda......................................112 Nix, Pam............................ 52, 60, 79 Nix. Wallace.............................53, 88 Noland, Mike..................................88 Norton, Brenda....................... 45, 50, 112 Norton, Vanco............................53, 79 Norton, Wanda....................................88 Nyhart, Robert............................57, 88 O's O'Shields, Cynthia ...........................79 O'Shiclds, Miko...............................88 Outz. Betty Jo...........................57, 112 Outz, Vicki.................. 43, 44. 48, 57, 88 Owens. Debbie.........................40, 71, 79 Owens. Emily..................................79 Owens, Freiaa.................................79 Owens. Kris..............................37, 79 Owens, Tommy . . 30, 36, 38, 40, 58, 59, 112 Owensby, Bobby................................112 P's Painter, Dixie...................................88 Painter, Ernest...........................58, 112 Palmer, Dennis...................................53 Parham, Brenda................... 51, 52, 60, 112 Parham, Jerry....................................79 Parr, Ruth................................52, 88 Parris, Delores................................79 Payne, Jackie.............................60. 79 Peake, Jerry..............................53, 79 Peake, Johnny........................ 44, 50, 79 Pearson, Carrel.................................112 Pearson, Judy....................................79 Peeler, Dorothy...............................88 Peeler, Joe.................. 53, 54. 58, 59, 113 Peeler, Mike .... 44, 45, 48, 53, 88 Peeler, Ray......................................79 79 88 113 88 88 Pender, Eton Penland, Wayne Pettit, Orlin Pettit, Randy . Pettit, Sheila 51, 40, 49, 58, 52, 55. Petty, Sandra.........................................88 Phillips, Bob Philson, Jackie . Pickol, Torosa Pitts. Randy Pitts. Wondy Plemmons, Danny Pope, Lynn Porter. David Posey, Cindy 79 . . . . 113 45,47,48,69. 113 . . . . 79 88 79 79 113 . . 46, 47, 49. 51. . . . . 50. . . . . 37. 50, . . 44, 46. 47, 48. 31, 33, 44, 45. 46, 49, 58, 59. 61. 94. 113, 121 Poteat, Allen..........................60, 79 Powell. Harry..........................53, 113 Powell, Linda . . 33. 41, 59, 60, 88 Powers, Wayne..........................53, 113 Price, Elaine...................................88 Price, Raymond.................................113 Prince, Frank............................34, 79 Pruitt, Betty Jane..............................79 Pruitt, Dean......................... 53, 54, 113 Pruitt, Rosa....................................79 Q's Quinn, Becky..................... 45, 54. 70, 114 Quinn, Leroy...........................54, 113 Quinn, Phillip.................................79 R'b Raines, Paul...........................49, 88 Ralls, Emma.......................... 47, 52, 79 Ramantanin, John...............................114 Rambow, William................................79 Ramsey, Arnold................... 40, 48, 94, 114 Ramsey, Sharon........................50. 88 Ray. Ronnie.....................................79 Redfem. Pat...................................114 Reeves, Diane.........................60, 79 Reeves, Phil...................................89 Reynolds, Kathy........................50, 79 Rhodes, Sandra..................................80 Rhymer. Yvonne................... 50, 80 Richard. Lester...................... 53. 60, 89 Richard, Linda........................52, 89 Richard, Wayne........................53, 80 152 ROSTER OF STUDENTS (Continued) Page Riddle, Bobby 89 Riddle, Janice 37, 52, 89 Ridings, Gary 114 Ridings, Tex . . 53, 80 Riggs, Jan 60, 114 Rimer, Jimmy 40, 45, 49, 55, 89 Riser, Kathy 89 Robbins, Tony 30, 40, 60, 114 Roberts, Marie 60, 114 Roemhiid, Torry 80 Rogers, Brent 80 Rogors, Delores 60, 114 Rogers, Mike 53. 114 Rogers, Nancy 50, 114 Roland, Rita 80 Rolen, Richard 60, 80 Rollins, Chuck 115 Rollins, Mike 80 Ross, Dorryl 89 Runge, Christi 45, 48. 89 S's Sammons, Walter 115 Sams, Ricky 59, 60, 115 Sanders, Bruco 44, 89 Sanders, Elaine 50, 80 Sandors, John 54, 55. 89 Sanders, Steve 48. 115 Sandorson, Joan 80 Sawyer. Frankie 52 Sawyer, Karen 115 Scoggin, Jon . 53, 60. 115 Scoggin, Michael 53, 80 Scott, Carl 89 Seay, Linda 115 Sellars, Bobby 53, 57. 80 Sellars, George 53. 89 Sellars, Jerry 115 Sellars, Kenny 80 Sellars, Susan 45. 46, 51, 89 Senn, Sandra 80 Sessoms, Joe . 60, 115 Settle, Billy . 115 Settle, Paul 34. 53, 80 Settle, Woodrow 80 Sexton, Billy 89 Shands, Luci 89 Shell, Cawocd 115 Shell, Lavada 44, 52. 89 Shell, Martha 80 Sherbert, Mike 53. 54, 116 Shurbutt, David 80 Sill, Eric 80 Sill, Terry 89 Simmons, Brenda 116 Simmons, Geraldine 52. 60, 89 Simmons, Richard 116 Simmons, Ron 116 Simmons, Shirley 80 Simms, Dennis . 89 Sims, Diane 48. 51, 89 Sims, Travis . 53. 80 Sisk, Dennis . 116 Sisk. Mike . 53. 89 Skinner, Douglas 80 Smith, Carol 116 Smith, Connie . 54. 116 Smith, Danny 45, 48. 57, 66. 89 Smith, David 34, 80 Smith, Dianne 49, 51. 52. 116 Smith, Douglas . 50, 80 Smith, Eddie 116 Smith, Elaine 44, 48, 50, 60. 74. 80 Smith, Gordon 53. 54, 116 Smith, Jo Ann . 80 Smith, Kenneth 45. 49. 89 Smith, Lewis 53. 89 Smith, Linda . 31, 33, 43. 44, 45, 46, 48. 52, 57. 58. 67. 117 Smith, Louise 117 Smith, Malinda . 44. 50. 52. 117 Smith, Mickey 44. 52, 89 Smith, Mike 59. 60, 89 Smith, Nancy 37, 48, 80 Smith, Nell 50, 89 Page Smith, Patricia . 80 Smith. Peggy 80 Smith, Randy 48, 57. 89 Smith, Rogor 28. 40. 89 Smith. Wayne 51. 116 Snow, Eddie . 34. 53. 80 Spake, Yvonne 45. 57. 90 Splawn, Dale 80 Splawn, Tony 54, 90 Stafford, Ronnie 90 Stafford. Ruth Ann . 49, 60, 90 Staggs, Patsy 117 Stancil, Ann 80 Steading, Kenneth 53, 90 Steadman, Foye . 47, 50. 80 Steadman, Gene 53. 90 Steadman, Libby . 44, 48. 51, 57, 117 Steadman, Mike 117 Steadman, Tommy 48, 57, 90 Stevens, Tommy . . 51. 90 Stewart, Ronnie 40, 90 Stone, Buck 53, 80 Stone, Phillip . 53, 54. 90 Strahan, Paula 37. 50, 60, 80 Strange, Betty Ann Strange, Bobby . Strickland, Curtis . . 49, 90 117 53, 54, 117 Strickland, Elton . . . 70, 117 Strickland, Howard 90 Strickland, Vicky 80 Summoy, Butch 34. 53. 80 Suttles, Gayle 51. 90 Suttlos, Lynn . Suttles, Myrtle 49, 52. 90 45, 50. 90 Swink, Russell . 90 Switzer, Jimmy . 117 Swofford, Martha T's 90 Talbert, Elaine . 45. 47. 90 Taylor, Judy 90 Teague, Raymond . 35, 90 Tedder, Marvin 53, 54, 90 Tedder, Sarah 80 Tesner, Richard 60, 117 Thomas, Bobby . 80 Thomas. Jody 80 Thompson, Dennis . 90 Thompson, Larry . 45. 49. 90 Thornton, Bonnie . . . 52. 90 Thornton, Dean . 90 Thornton, Jerry 34. 50. 80 Thornton, Mike 57. 81 Thornton, Ronnie . 44. 45, 48, 54, 118 Threadgi... Jack 118 Tillotson, Paulette 49, 52. 58. 59. 118 Tillotson, Rhita 46, 48. 50, 58. 118 Tillotson, Teri Lee 81 Tillotson, Wayne . Tolleson, Bobby . . 60, 90 40. 118 Tolleson, Brenda 81 Tolleson, David 81 Towery, Bobby . 81 Trotter, Larry 90 Tuck, Fred 81 Tucker, Donnie 118 Tucker. Howard 81 Turner, Ryan . V's . 53, 60, 90 Vaughan, David 35. 47. 118 Vaughn, Bill . . 60. 90 Vaughn, Danny 118 Vaughn, Joe 81 Vaughn, Vicki (10th) 51, 52. 60. 81 Vaughn, Vicki (11th) . 37. 90 Vise. Kennon 81 W's Page Wallace, Buddy . Wampler, Ronald Watkins, Linda 53, 91 45, 49, 118 37, 49, 52, 82, 91 Watson, Kitty . 49, 51. 60, 91 Waugh, Emmie Lou . Weathers, Dianne 45, 51, 118 119 Webber, Billy 91 Weeks, Paul 91 West, Barbara 119 West. Billy 91 West, Diane . 45, 48, 50, 58, 59. 91 West, Jamos 54, 119 West Joyce 45. 47, 48, 91 West, Kathy . 37. 50. 81 West, Kern 81 West, Larry . 81 West, Lynn 81 West, Mary 40, 47, 48, 81 West, Mary Lee , 37. 49, 51. 59. 119 West, Steve 28, 40, 44, 91 West, Ricky 54, 60, 119 West, Sandra 45. 46, 48. 52, 54. 119 Wheatley, Ann . 81 Wheatley, Claudette . 52, 81 Wholchol, Bruco . 44, 45. 47, 48. 59, 69. 119 Whelchel, Janice 48. 50. 60. 81 Whisonant, Joe 81 White, David . 53. 81 White, Jerry 91 White. Jill 52, 81 White, Martha 50. 81 White, Ronnie 119 Whitehead, Patricia 81 Whiteside, Johnny 91 Whitfield, Louise 81 Whitlock, Joyce 52. 91 Whitmire, Roger 40. 91 Whitt, Leila Mae 81 Whitt. William 53. 81 Wiggins, Dannotto 48. 52, 60. 91 Wilkie, Franklin 58. 59. 11« Willard, Ann 119 Willard, Wanda 52. 81 Williams, Bruce 91 Williams, Gail 81 Williams, Glenda 52. 91 Williams, Joe 81 Williams, Linda . 44. 46. 48. 58. 59. 61. 119, 121 Williams, Margie 52. 91 Williams, Mike . 120 Williams, Sheila 60, 91 Williams, Wanda 81 Williamson, Pat 49. 52, 120 Willis, Eddie 120 Wilson, Charles 48. 58. 59, 91 Wilson, Freida 46. 49, 54, 91 Wilson, Michael 53. 91 Wines, James 120 Wines, Peggy Wingo, Bobby Wofford, Freddy . 50, 81 53, 91 51. 58, 59, 120 Wofford, Jimmy 60, 91 Wofford, Ricky 53. 81 Wofford, Sandra 81 Wolfe, Frank . 60. 81 V olfe, Johnny . 91 V ood, Emily 43, 50, 57. 81 Wooton, Linda . 81 Worley. James 91 Wriborg, Steve 40, 53, 58, 120 Wyatt, Roger 120 Wykel, Judy 52, 91 Wykel, Ralph 81 Y's Yarborough, Pat........................49, 91 Yarborough, Wayne...........................81 Yates, Arthur...............................81 Young, Ted..................................91 Walden, Andy..............................81 Walden, Becky . 45. 46, 49, 51, 61. 82, 91, 121 Walden, Russell ... 44, 45, 47, 54, 69, 118 Waldrop. Bill........................... 91 Waldrop. Pam..................... 50, 57, 91 Z's Zimmerman, Carolyn.....................120 Zimmerman, Danny...................53, 81 Zimmerman, Tommy...................53, 81 153 EPILOGUE As this school year comes to a close the class of 1966 will have reached the end of a long, winding road. The troubles and trials which we have encountered and the hard work which we have put forth finally will have an enlightening significance as we begin our journey on the challenging highway of life. One day we will detour back to this book and to the memories which its covers enclose. We will surely know that the theme, You'll Never Walk Alone, has a truthful meaning. For the underclassmen, the words will remain, and they, too, will know that, regardless of the situation, one never walks alone! 54 .'.Sivy
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