Paul M Dorman High School - Vanguard Yearbook (Spartanburg, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 220 of the 1970 volume:

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! GAIL JONES...............................Editor MYRA LINDSEY .... Business Manager JANE READY................Senior Editor PEGGY TAYLOR..............Junior Editor PAULA HAYES...............Junior Editor DONIS PARKER . . . Student Photographer MRS. L. E. CABLE........................Advisor 1970 VANGUARD Dorman High School Spartanburg, South Carolina Volume VI Our Dorman Cavaliers display thoir athletic ability in all phases of school sports. 1970, a new decade and a new beginning A baby cries, a new life begins. Certainly all babies cry, but this minute combination of cells has reason to cry. He has not felt the warmth of a mother’s touch or the tender love of a family. All he feels is the slick curved walls of a test tube that has served him as a cocoon serves a silkworm. Today, chocked full of wild, way-out ideas, innovations, and new ways of liv- ing—the world is bursting into an age of change! Changes readily accepted and equally repelled. Imagine living in an era when man is so near to the impossible dream; the dream of reaching the unreach- able star and going even a step further and actually walking on the moon. DHS challenges its students and all mankind. Neon lights reflecting colors of red, orange, and yellow on the silhouette of a boy and girl walking arm in arm along a deserted street, the sudden appearance of a long haired boy in the classroom, mini-shirts found on the young and young at heart, riots, and revolutions on the uni- versity campuses—examples of an ever changing age and the eager desire for an individual to be an individual. Love, peace, and success—the sides of an equilateral triangle of life. A life filled with the hope of every individual to ac- cept the new ways of living and to achieve the challenges facing today’s youth. The challenge of Dorman High School is to unite its students in learning together, working together, and facing changes to- gether with the hope of an even better tomorrow. A messy beginning to a beautiful finish of Dor- man’s additional classrooms. Dorman students prove the ability to be Amer- ica’s leaders of tomorrow! These are not the hammers of Justice, but justice prevails at Dorman, Theme Opening..........................2 Student Life...........................6 Administration and Faculty ... 22 Classes...............................40 Activities...........................102 Advertisements.......................162 Memoriam.............................193 Epilogue.............................204 5 Them commodes give us trouble every year! It would take Alexander Mundy to open this one! 6 August is a month of challenge for all at DHS Mr. J. Carl Simmons, Maintenance Superin- tendent—Spartanburg County School District Six. If I can just get my arms to flapping fast enough, I might can make it! !! All right, son, has your daddy ever told you any- Mr. Clark sure knows how to sock it to ’em! thing wrong? Yes, sir, we DO offer advanced kindergarten placement. Students attend College Night, which is another first at Dorman High How can I understand about our great” football team when I can’t even read the scoreboard. Dance highlights DHS Homecoming activities Red Rover, Red Rover saying Dorman ride over! Funny how everybody seems to catch the bug at the same time! 10 Rev. Callahan gave stimulating talk to the stu- dent body at the Student Council’s first induction ceremony. Brenda Cathcart, Maid of Honor; Mimi Beason, Homecoming Queen; David Glenn, Student Council President. Optimist Teenager of the Year winners: Grant Hooper, First Place; Mike Trcxler for Tim Hart- sell, Runner-up; Susan Gaulden, Runner-up; Gail Jones, First Place. II Football games stimulate both joy and sorrow D u h! F-o-r-g-i-t it! Miss Worden this IS a teacher drop in, but don’t look at me; it’s also self service! The rest rooms can hold just so many so one at a time follow the sign! NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS: Gail Jones, Treasurer; Austin Bobo, President; Mrs. Sarah Lineberry, Advisor; Bill Huckcba, Vice-President; Mary Ann Putnam, Secretary. 12 13 Council’s tree enhances DHS Christmas spirit Don’t cry! After exams comes Santa Claus. June Johnson displays her riding skills in many local and state competitions. The Student Council spent many hours deco- rating a tree for the students and separating canned goods to show appreciation to the main- tenance staff at Dorman. 15 — February—VANGUARD rush time—deadlines to meet Variety filled the month of March with sports Now which side should I take? ? ? Solar eclipse provides practice tor Mr. Haughay in the field of astronomy. Coach Threatt explains the necessity of well- groomed legs. 19 Administration and faculty District Six Administration. Trustees, and County MR. PAUL M. DORMAN Superintendent ■ 3tw MRS. MARGUERITE HAYES Secretary MRS. FRANCES BAGWELL Clerk MR. J. T. MABRY Bookkeeper MR. KEITH PARRIS Director of Instruction MR. H. W. MIZZELL Director of T ransportation 22 MR. L. E. GABLE Business Manager Board Members endorse aeti vities of DHS MR. W. E. BALDWIN MR. M. A. FINCH MR. J. E. GUNTER MR. LEWIS L. HARRISON MR. J. P. HUCKABY MR. BONNARD B. McMAHAN MR. JOHN L. MARTIN Chairman MR. C. B. MOONEYHAM MR. JACK W. NEWTON MR. JESSE S. BOBO MR. DWIGHT R. FRYE 23 Assistant Principal proves an asset to Dorman MR. ALLEN O. CLARK Principal MR. RALPH D. CANNON Assistant Principal Secretaries give aid to students and teachers MRS. SANDRA LOYD Secretary MRS. ELLEN THREATT Secretary MRS. HELEN B. SLOAN Guidance Counselor 115 Spartanburg Hwy.. Lyman, S. C. Other interests include music. B.A. Lander, M.A.T. Converse. MR. CURTIS THREATT Guidance Counselor 116 Keloy St. Assistant football coach, head track coach. Other interests include golf and fishing. B.S. Colorado State, M.Ed. Colorado State. MRS. LAURA ODOM Guidance Counselor Route One, Lyman, S. C. Teaches biology. B.S. Winthrop. graduate work Furman, U. S. C. 25 MISS RUTH CROW 309 Highland Ct. Apt. Teaches English IV. Interested in reading, traveling, concerts, and church work. B.A. Winthrop. MRS. CLARA H. FOSTER Roebuck. S. C. Teaches English III. Sponsor for FTA. Other interests are reading and an- tiques. A.B. U. S. C., M.A.T. Converse. MRS. LOUISE R. HORDE 203 Arrowhead Circle Teaches English IV. B.A. Winthrop. Interested in reading. MRS. BEVERLY KNIGHT 312 W. Hampton Ave. Teaches English HI and creative writ- ing. Advisor for Cavalier. Interested in antiques, traveling, and interior dec- orating. B.A. Tennessee Wesleyan. English classes enjoy many literary classics While you arc at it—tell me the answer to the next one! ! ! ! Could you run that by me one more time? ? ? ? MRS. FLORIDE MILNER MARTIN 493 E. Blackstock Road Teaches English II and III. Advisor for sophomore class. A.A. Spartanburg Junior College, B.A. Limestone, M.A.T. Converse. MISS PATRICIA M. SENN P. O. Box 142, Duncan. S. C. Teaches English II. Interested music and sewing. A.B. Newberry. MISS MARGARET WORDEN Chester Street in Teaches English II. Advisor for cheer- leaders. B.A. West Kentucky, gradu- ate work Converse . 26 MRS. DIANE S. BROWN MISS LAURA A. DUCKWORTH MRS. KATHRYN ELLEFSON Rt. 2, Spartanburg. S. C. 22� Picrpont Ave.. Spartanburg, S. C. 123 Spring Valley Drive Teaches English and French. Sponsor Teaches Spanish I and English HI. Teaches Spanish I. II, III. Advisor for for French Club. B.A. Winthrop. Other interests include travel. B.A. Spanish Club. Other interests include Western Carolina. sewing and knitting. B.A. Hamlin. Language department exphasizes pronunciation 27 Go to it, Kollmeyer! ! ! ! MRS. SUSAN W. TURNER 95 Carriage House Golden Apts. Teaches Algebra I and II, Intermedi- ate Algebra. Other interests include sports events, mainly Univ. of Fla. and Auburn football. B.S. Huntingdon. New mathematics involves reason and deduction Now, come on, it can’t be that bad! ! ! ! MRS. KARLA DUKES 222 Arrowhead Circle Teaches geometry and Algebra II. Sponsor for Astra Club. Chairman of Mathematics Department. B.S. East Carolina, M.A.T. Converse. MRS. LILY M. DORMAN Fairforest, S. C. Teaches mathematics. Other interests include music. A.B. Limestone, grad- uate work Converse. MRS. SARAH H. LINEBERRY 209 Arrowhead Circle Teaches Algebra III, trigonometry and calculus. Sponsor for NHS. B.S. Ap- palachian State, graduate work U.S.C., U.N.C., Furman, Cornell. MRS. MILDRED W. BALLENCER 107 Keloy Street Teaches geometry, trigonometry, and Algebra III. Other interests include knitting, bridge, and needlepoint. B.A. Converse, M.Ed. Duke. 28 MRS. CATHERYN T. LEONARD fl4 Ridge Rd., Lyman. S. C. Teaches Girls’ Physical Education. Or- ganist and choir director at church. B.S. Winthrop. MR. DONALD L. SHEARER 120 Neely A . Teaches physical education. Assistant Football Coach, Baseball Coach, Chair- man Physical Education Department. Other interests include fishing, hunt- ing and golfing. A.B. Catawba. MR. WADE A. CORN 154 Bristow Lane Head Football Coach, Athletic Direc tor. A.B. Wofford. PE classes attempt to develop students’ skills Put your right arm in, put your left arm out, put your seat on the floor and snake it all aoout! ! ! ! 29 Up, up, and away! ! ! ! MRS. JoANN F. EASTES 729 Otis Blvd. Teaches biology, chemistry, and biol- ogy II. Advisor for Health Careers. Other interests include cooking, sewing, arts and crafts. B.S. Long Island U., Vand. Grad. School of Med. Dept. Bio- chem., M.A.T. Converse. MR. DONALD L. HAUGHAY 155 Avant Street Teaches physic-s, psychology. and phys- ical science. Sponsor for Rocket Club. Other Interests include sports cars, football, and reading. B.S. Wofford, M.A.T. Converse. mr. b. d. McDaniel 793 HiUview Street Teaches Chemistry I and II. Advisor for Interact Club. B.S. Limestone and Wofford, M.A.T. Converse and U. S. C. MRS. BANNA M. MALONEY 601 Sharondale Court Teaches biology. Sponsor for Cavalct- tes. Interested in sports. B.S. Presby- terian. M.A.T. Converse. Sciences at DHS broaden students comprehension Don't worry Mrs. Eastes, Freddie knows what he’s doing! ! ! ! 30 Verrry interesting! ! ! ! MRS. EVELYN B. CANNON 1163 Woodbum Road Teaches muthcmatics. Other interests include reading and music. A.B. Lime- stone College, graduate work U. S. C. MRS. LUCILE DILLARD P. O. Box 198. Fairforest, S. C. Teaches Shorthand I and II and per- sonal typewriting. Advisor for Junior Class. Interests include reading. B.S. Winthrop, graduate study Wofford, U. S. C. and Furman. MRS. JIMMIE A. CABLE Roebuck, S. C. Teaches business English, Typewriting I and II. Advisor for Vanguard. A.B. and M.A. U. S. C. MRS. BETTY H. WHITE 426 Lucerne Drive Teaches Bookkeeping I. business law. business psychology, office practice and Typing I. Chairman Business Dept. Sponsor for Anchor Club, Co-Sponsor for Business Careers. B.S. Winthrop, graduate work Furman and U. S. C. Business department stimulates office practice The strength behind the Vanguard staff. You’ll do it the way I told you to! ! ! ! If I’ve told you once, I’ve told you twice—don’t look over my shoulder. 9 31 MRS. GERRY BABB Box 301. Duncan, S. C. Teaches psychology, American history. Sponsor for Pep Club. Other interests include travel. A.A. North Greenville, B.A. Furman, M.A. Furman. MRS. IRIS C. GARY 110 Winfield Drive Teaches U. S. History. Chairman So- cial Studies Department. B.A. Colum- bia. M.Ed. U. S. C. MR. D. T. HELDRETH 221 Connecticut Ave. Teaches economics, world history and health. Football Coach, Basketball Coach. Other interests include my wife, my children, golf. A.B. Wofford, M.A. Western Carolina. MR. RONALD V. KILLIAN 406 Yard ley Court Teaches U. S. history. Advisor for Key Club, Director Adult Education. A.B. U. S. C., M.A. Auburn. Social Studies Department interests students MRS. MARY JANE PARHAM 116 White Oak Rd. Teaches social studies and algebra. Other interests include music, reading, and church activities. A.B. Converse. MR. JACK E. PHILLIPS 214 Old Georgia Rd. Teaches political science and U. S. government. Advisor for Locker Com- mittee, Student Council, and Supply Store. Interested in photography. A.B. Wofford. MISS MATTIE SELLARS Pauline, S. C. Teaches Social Studies I. Interested in theatre, antiques. B.A. Limestone, graduate work Wofford and U. S. C. MR. ALBERT B. VIEHMAN Apt. 1, Wadsworth Hills Teaches world history;, western civil- ization. Advisor Junior Civitan, JV Basketball Coach. B.A. Wake Forest. M.A.T. Converse. 32 MRS. ELIZABETH C. WOOD 105 Loch© Adel© Drive Assistant Librarian, Co-Sponsor Library Club. Other interests include decorat- ing home to reflect family personality and sewing. A.B. Winthrop. Library functions as source of enrichment MRS. CARRIE C. BOGCS 1R2 Cornelius Road Librarian and Advisor for Library Club. Interested in reading. A.B. Winthrop. MRS. WILLIE W. CARTER Spartanburg Junior College Librarian. A.B. Carson-Newman, grad- uate work U. S. C. and Furman. MR. CHARLES HATCHETT 421 Crestview Drive Study Hall Supervisor. Interested in bowling, traveling, keeping up with current events. A.A. Spartanburg Jun- ior. Senior at Limestone working to- ward B.A. in history and sociology. Study Mall? ? ? ? Mrs. Carter repairs a short circuit! Books and Boggs mix pretty well! 33 MR. ALVIN C. LUDWIG 143 Keloy Street Teaches Woodworking I. II, and III. Vocational Department Chairman. In- terested in hunting, fishing, and sports. B.S. Western Carolina, graduate work Appalachian State. MR. JAMES C. WHITE 426 Lucerne Drive Teaches mechanical and engineering drawing. Other interests include golf. B.S. Clemson. MRS. MARY C. WHITEHURST 110 Sydnor Road Teaches distributive education and economics. D.E. Club Sponsor. Other interests include knitting, water sports, horses. B.S. Georgia and Converse. Practical skills gained in vocational arts 34 This is the way they taught it to me in school! DHS recognizes outstanding vocational classes Take my hand and I’ll lead you everywhere! MRS. FRANCES L. DOVER 366 Oak Grove Road Teaches family living and home eco- nomics. Sponsor for F.H.A. Other in- terests are reading and making home furnishings. B.S. Winthrop College. MISS ROBERTA E. O’SHIELDS 312 Alexander Ave. Teaches homemaking and consumer education. Senior II, III, and occu- pational food service. Advisor for F.H.A. and Senior Class. Other inter- ests sewing and traveling. B.S. and graduate work Winthrop. MR. CHARLES A. PUETTE Roebuck. S. C. Teaches vocational agriculture. F.F.A. Advisor. Other interests include gar- dening. B.S. and M.S. Clemson. MR. JAMES B. WATERS Wadsworth Hills Teaches vocational agriculture. Other interests arc hunting and fishing. B.S. and M.S. Clemson. 35 It's bad enough washing dishes at home! MRS. ELIZABETH TAYLOR 2209 Edgefield Road Teaches English and art. Chairman of English Department. Sponsor for Art Club. Other interests include reading and golf. B.A. VVinthrop. Art students enter exhibits in County Fair Art surely isn’t what it used to be! Creative art? 36 Even the paint brushes say PEACE. MISS MARY FRANCES GOSNELL 8-15 ReidviUe Road Teaches choral music and music ap- preciation. Sponsor for National Fed- eration Music Club. Other interests include, music, gardening, poetry, and Little Theatre. A.B., M.A. Winthrop. Now, Junior, Mama knows best! Twenty-two band members gain All-State Rating MR. JOSEPH D. MARTIN MR. LARRY R. CROMER Twinkle toes. Ill E. Blackstock Road 211 Springs ood Dnve Teaches hand, B.A. Furman. Teaches hand, B.A. Furman. 37 MRS. REBA W. CROW Box 156, Fairforest, S. C. Administrative Assistant. Other inter- ests include sewing. President Fairfor- est Garden Club and Sunday School teacher. MR. JAN JOHNSON 111 Westhaven Court Guidance Counselor. Other interests include skiing, logging, reading, camp- ing. B.S. Campbell College. M.A. Ap- palachian State. The R. D. Anderson Vocational School expands MR. KENNETH O. COUCH 115 Spring Valley Drive Director R. D. Anderson Vocational School. Other interests include golf, fishing, hunting, horticulture. B.S. and M.S. Clem son. 38 MR. CHARLES ABERCROMBIE 8 Rebecca St., Greenville, S. C. Teaches masonry. Other interests in- clude gardening, fishing, and hunting. S. C. State College Master in Masonry. MR. J. G. CALDWELL 226 Briarcliff Rd. Teaches drafting, machine shop, elec- tronics. Other interests include bag- pipes. accordian. sailing. 20 years tradesman in tool and die. 7 years supervisor. MR. CLYDE H. COLEMAN Route One. Pacolet, S. C. Teaches textiles after 20 years in textile work. Other interests include hunting and fishing. MR. KEN COLLINS 1432 Reidville Road Teaches machine shop. Other interests include hunting and fishing. Dorman High School students' choices of curriculum MR. C. E. FINE 130 College Street Teaches building constniction. Other interests include reading and building. B.S. Wofford. 16 years a builder. MR. J. B. HUNT 317 Holly Drive Teaches auto mechanics. Other inter- ests are camping. B.S. Clemson, Univ. of Va. G. M. Institute, G. M. Training Center, Chrysler Training Center. Delco Remy School. MRS. GRACE L. PARHAM 202 Dewey Avenue Teaches cosmetology’. Other interests are music, art, handwork. Robert Fiance Institute of Advanced Cosmetol- ogy, Virginia Farrell Hair Styling Institute. MRS. CAROLYN RHOADS Route One, Pauline, S. C. Teaches office occupations. Other in- terests include swimming and water skiing. B.A. Union College, Barbour- ville, Kentucky. MRS. 7.ELLIE ROCERS SNYDER R.N. Route 3, Woodruff. S. C. Teaches health occupations. Other in- terests are sewing and reading. Grad- uate Spartanburg Gen. Hospital School of Nursing. Attended Clemson. MR. EVERETTE TONEY Ridge Road, Lyman. S. C. Teaches welding, blue print for weld- ers. Attended service school U.S. Army instructor. 25 years experience in this trade. MISS JANE WILLIAMS MR. JOHN W. WYATT 296V4 S. Spring Street Pacolet, S. C. Teaches food service. Other interests Teaches basic electricity, are music, boating, sewing, cooking. B.S. in home economics Winthrop. 39 40 Senior Officers organize class activities TIM HARTSELL, President ANN RAMSEY, Vice-President SHARON BENNETT, Secretary SANDRA COLEMAN, Treasurer 42 Seniors minority in size; majority in power He thinks I am laughing at his jokes—BUT. . . . Richard Howard Adelman NHS 3, 4; Jr. Civitan 3. 4, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Span- ish Club 2. 3. Historian 2. Vice-Pres. 3; Cavalier Staff 3, Assistant Sports Editor 3; Furman Scholar 3. Deborah Alexander Bus Driver 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Bus Patrol 4; Band 2; Basketball 2; Chorus 2. Myles M. Alexander III Football 2. 4; Track 2; Block D 4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 4. Naomi Alexander Chorus 3. 4; FHA 3. Vickie Lynne Allen Cavalettes 2. 3. 4; Chorus 2; Homecoming Sponsor 3, 4; Vice-Prcs. Sophomore Class 2; FHA 4. Mary Ruth Allender Transfer, from Greenwood High; Pep Club 4; Cavalettes 3, 4; Girls’ State 3: Chorus 4; Student Council Secretary 4. Cathy Beatrice Alverson Chorus 2. 3; Basketball 2; FHA 3; PE Assistant 3. Jack M. Anderson Jr. Civitan 4; Rocket Club Vice-President 4. Jeannette Anderson Band 2. 3, 4, Library Clerk 3. Information Officer 4. Best Musician Award 2, All-State Band 2. 3; Anchor Club 2, 3. 4. Secy. 3; NHS 3. 4. District Rep. 4; FHA 4. Pres. 4; Fur- man Scholar 4; Jr. Marshal 3; Natl. Merit Semi-Finalist 4; Miss DAR 4; NCTE Award. Susan Florella Anderson FT A 2. 3. 4; FHA 3. 4; Astra Club 2. 3, 4; Pep Club 3. 4; Music Club 4; Girls’ Ensemble 2, 3, 4; Traveling Chorus 2. 3, 4; Perfect At- tendance 3. Beverly Andrews FHA 2. 3, 4; PE Assistant; Occupational Class 4. 43 To many students life as a senior at Dorman Jennifer Lynn Babh F1IA 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Occupational Tm. 4; Chorus 2, 3; Homecoming Sponsor 4; Girls Ensemble 3; Pep Club 3. David Gary Bagwell Transferret! from Spartan High; SOSH 2; Bus Driver 2; Safety Council 4. Stephanie Jane Bailey Transferred from Lebanon High, Tenn.; Pep Club 3, 4; French Club 3, 4. Jimmy Ballinger Band 2, 3, 4, Corporal 4; Track 2. 3. 4; Block D 4; Key Club 3, 4. Deborah Lynn Barnett Astra Club 2; Pep Club 3; Chorus 2, 3. 4; Girls’ En- semble 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3. 4; FTA 3. 4. I wonder what it all means? ? ? ? Rhonda Kay Barnwell Chorus 2. 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Ensemble 3, 4; French ciub 2. Robert Stanley Bearden DE Club 4; Bus Patrol 2; Bus Driver 3, 4; Safety Coun- cil 4. Miriam Odette Beason Soph. Rep. 2; Pep Club 3. Sec. 3; FHA 2. 3. 4; FFA Sweetheart 2; Junior Rep. 3; Homecoming Spon. 2, Queen 4; Occupational Class 4. Janet Meria Belcher Betty Jo Bennett FHA 2, 3; Girls' Chorus 2, FHA 2. 3; Chorus 2. 3. 3. 4; Musk Chib 3, 4; PE Asst. 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4. I know, but I won’t tell you! Janie Paulene Bennett Basketball 2, 3; Bus Driver 4: Block D 4. 44 will remain a cherished memory of happy events Katherine Jean Bennett Class Treasurer and French Club 2, 3 in Asmara, Ethi- opia; Transferred Feb. 1968; Chorus 3, 4; Anchor Club 4; Music Club 4; FHA 4; Stu- dent Council 4. Sharon Kay Bennett Douglas Bishop Bas'ball 2, 3; Anchor Club 2, Bus Patrol 4. 3. 4, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4; NI1S 3, 4; Traveling Chorus 2. 3. 4. Music Club 3. 4; Stu- dent Council 4; Junior Class Treas. 3; Jr. Marshal 3; Out- standing Teenager 4; Senior Class Sec. 4; Block D 3, 4; FHA 4; Pep Club 3. Martha Joanne Bishop Phyllis Ruth Bishop FT A 3. 4: FHA 4; Health Chorus 2. 3. 4. Careers 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Girls' Chorus 2, 4; Traveling Chonis 2, 3, 4. Steve Bishop Student Council 2. 3; Foot- ball 2. 3. 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Block D 3, 4; Chorus 3. 4; FCA 3, 4; PE Assistant 3. And all the time I thought I had a tiger by the tail. Patty Blackwell Deborah L. Blackwood Gerald Douglas Blain Sweetheart Contest 2; Chorus Baseball 4. 3; Business Careers 4. Linda Dianne Blanken Student Council 3; Liter- ary Yearbook 2; Business Ca- reers 4; Pep Club 3. Darrell C. Blanton JV Football 2; Vanity Foot- ball 3. 4; Track 2. 3; Block D 3. 4; FCA 2, 3, 4. 45 Due to the actions of last year’s seniors Austin Sparks Bohn. Jr. Nat'l Honor Society 3, 4, Pres. 4; Band 2, 3, 4, Supply Officer 4; Jr. Marshal 3; Key Club 3. 4, Sr. Director 4. Rep. to 1KCC in Miami; Pep Club 3; Student Council 2; FFA 2, Speaking Contest Winner 2. Kenneth Alan Boiler JV Football 2; Track 2. 3. 4; Chess Club 3; Jr. Civitan 2. 3. 4. Secretary 4; FCA 3. 4; Book room Worker 4; Span- ish Club 2. Nancy Bonita Bonner FHA 3; Chorus 3; Home- coming 2. 4; FFA Sweetheart Contest 2. 3. Steve Brannon Ronnie Bridges JV Basketball 2; Shop As- sistant 2, 3; Track 2, 3. Wanda Kay Bridwel! Transferred from Berea 4; FHA 2. Chorus 2, 3; FHA 3; Music Appreciation 3. Susan Adair Brown Chorus 2, 3, 4; Business Careers 4. William Grant Brown Junior Civitan 2, 3; Traffic and Safety Council. Pres. 4; Rocket Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4; Track 2; Cross Country Team 3; Locker Com. 4; Book room Wkr. 4; Outstdg. Teenager 4. Steven D. Burgess Junior Civitan 2, 3. 4. Bus Patrol 2, 3; Bus Driver 3; Art Club 4; Rocket Club 2. Nancy Paulette Rurkhalter FHA 3; Chorus 2. 3; Health Careers 3; Candy Striper 3. Paula Jane Burnett Chorus 2. 3; FHA 3. Vickie Christine Bums FHA 2. 3; Deca 4. Rick Byars Maury Jerome Cain Art Club 4; Track 2. 46 few privileges are granted to the class of 70 Those dedicated hoy watchers use Beseler Topcons! Jan Caldwell Kathy Elaine Caldwell Track 2. Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Head 2, Co-Capt. 4; Block D 3. 4; Cavalcttes 2, 3, 4; Homttom- ins Sponsor 3, Finalist 4; FFT Sweetheart Contest 3. Vera Jeanette Caldwell Michael Fain Caldwell Pep Club 3, 4; Business DE Club 3, 4; Chorus 3. Careers 4. James Charles Calvert Student Council 4; Block D 3, 4; Interact Club 4; Foot- ball 2. 3, 4; Basketball 2; Track 2, 3, 4: FCA 3, 4; Cross Country 3, 4. Dale Cannon Pep Club 3; Spanish Club 3; Chorus 3; Deca Club 4; Student Council 4. Debby Anne Cantrell French Club 2. 3. Vicc- Pres. 3; Cavalcttes 3; Library Club 3, 4, Pres. 4; Cavalier Staff 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Pep Club 3. lack Case Key Club 3, 4; Music Club 4; Chorus 3, 4. Mary Elizabeth Casey JV Basketball 2; Anchor Club 2, 3; FHA 2. 3. 47 Judy Mae Cashwell Anchor Club 2, 3, 4, Proi. Chm. 4; NHS 3. 4; Health Careers 3, 4. Reporter 3; Mus. Club 3, 4; Mix. Chorus 2. 3, 4; Span. Club 4, Treas. 4; JV Basketball 2. Varsity 3; Cavalier Staff 4, Fea. Ed. 4; Soph. Class Pres. 2; Jr. Class V.-P. 3; Student Council 2; Quill and Scroll 4; Block D 4. Brenda Joyce Cathcart Sophomore Class Represen- tative 2; Student Council 2; Spanish Club 2, Cavalettes 3. 4; JV Cheerleader 2, Varsity 3; Office Assistant 3; Sweet- heart Contest 3; Maid of Honor 4 (Homecoming). Fred Douglas Caton Key Club 4; DE Club 4. Victoria Eva Cecil FHA 2. 3; Pep Club 2. Reporter 2. Mary Lynn Cheek Chorus 4; Student Council 3; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Cup- tain 4; Block D 3, 4; Cava- lettes 3, 4; Homecoming 3. 4; Sweetheart Contest 3. Ola Denise Chesney Library Club 3. 4. V.-P. 4; Health Careers 4; Spanish Club 2. 3. 4; Girls' Chorus 4. Pamela Ellen Christensen Library Club 2; Health Careers 2. 3; FTA 4; French Club 4; Candy Striper 2. Agnes Elizabeth Christian Health Careers 3; Book- room 4. William G. Clayton Chess Club 3, 4; Art Club 4. Sandford Lee Coates Bus Driver 3, 4. Junior Marshals for graduation 1969: Gail Jones, Myra Lindsey, Sue Lancaster, Kathy Kirby, Sharon Bennett, Frieda Johns, Jeannette Anderson. Mary Ann Putnam. 48 Two chosen from DUS as outstanding teenagers David Cody Benny Ray Coleman Interact Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4; Basketball 2. 3,4; Baseball 1; JV Football 2; Block D 2. 3, 4; Book room 4; Student Council 4; FCA 3. 4. Secre- tary 4; FFA 2. Sandra laiVemc Coleman Clarence Robert Collier Basketball 2, 3; Anchor Club 3. 4. Treas. 4; NHS 3. 4; Travel. Chorus 2, 3, 4; Music- Club 3, 4; Student Council 4; Jr. Class Secy. 3; Sr. Class Treas. 4; Block D 3, 4; FHA 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Cheerleader 4; Homecoming Sponsor 4. Stephen Robert Collins Golf 3; Junior Civitan 2. 3, 4. Vice-President 4. Phillip Andrew Compton Band 2. 3; Spanish Club 3; Junior Civitan 4. Mary Alice Com Band 2. 3. 4. Cap. 4, All- State 3; Span. Club 2, 3, 4; NHS 4; Astra Club 4; FHA 4. Archie Ronald Costner JV Football 2; Mix. Chorus 2, 3, 4; Boys’ Ensemble 2. 3, 4; Junior Civitan 2. 3, 4. Christine Cox Danny Cox JV Football 2; Varsity 3, 4; Track 3; Baseball 4; Interact Club 3. 4. FCA 2. 3. 4; FFA 2; Block D 3. 4; Chorus 3. Jill Marie Coxey Jimmie Morgan Crawley Anchor Club 2. 3, 4. Sec. 4; Pep Club 4. Treas. 4; Health Careers 3, 4; Office Asst. 3, 4; Basketball 2; Music Club 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3. 4; State Contest Soloist 2; Girls’ State Alter- nate 3; Candy Striper 3. 49 Mr. Phillips’ government classes rewrite history Dick Tracy's better than Shakespeare any old day! Bronwyn Denise Cudd Cavalettes 2. 3. 4; French Club 2. 3; FHA 4; Chorus 4; Civitan Youth Conference 3. George Bryson Deal Key Club 4; Spanish Club 3, 4, President 4; Traffic and Safety Council 4; Band 3. 4. Asst. Supply Officer 4; Trans- ferred from J. L. Mann 2. Sophia Ann Dean Student Council 4, V.-P. 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3; Cavalettes 2, 3, 4; NHS 3. 4; Music Club 3; Locker Com. 4; Office Asst. 4; NHS Dele- gate to District Convention. Ronnie Lee Deaton Richard Debus Football 2; Art Club 4; Art Club 4. Chess Club 4. 50 by impcaching President Andrew Johnson Rita Marian Dixon Aubrey Kenneth Dodd National Honor Society 4; Chorus 4; Bus Patrol 3. Cavalier 4; Quill and Scroll 4. Nancy Dorsey FHA 4. Richard R. Edge James L. Elam FFA 2. 3. 4. Douglas li. Ellwood John D. Eplee Band 2, 3, 4, Asst. Sup. Of. 3. 1st Lt. 4; Key Club 2,3,4, V.-P. 4; Span. Club 2; Chess Club 3. Trcas. 3; Bookroom 4; JV Basketball 3. Judy Arlene Everett Carl Sidney Fann Chorus 2; Business Careers 4; Typing Award 2, 3. Joyce Ann Finch Chorus 2, 3; Homeroom Representative 3. William Marion Finch FFA 2, 3, 4, President 4. Judy Eleanor Fleming Health Careers 2, 3, 4; FTA 4. Library Club 4; Business Careers 4. Secretary 4. Julia Rebecca Fleming Astra Club 2. 3. 4; Library Club 2, 3; Chorus 3, 4; Girls’ Ensemble 3; Mixed Chorus 4; Cavalier 4: Student Council 3. James Richard Flynn Band 2; FFA 2. 3, 4. Sec- retary 3, Vice-Pres. 4; State Farmer Award 3; Bus Driver 3. 4. 51 School spirit lives and thrives among seniors France Ann Ford Joel R. Forrester FHA 2. 3; French Club 4; PE Asistant 3. D. Ann Foster Chorus 2; FHA 4. Martha Ann Fowler JV Basket hall 2, Varsity 3 Block D 4; French Club 2 Cuvalettcs 3, 4; Art Club 4 Chorus 2, 3. Pamela Lynn Fowler JV Basketball 2; Student Council 4; FHA 2. 3; Bus Patrol 2; Pep Club 3. You Step to the hack of the car, and I’ll put it in reverse! James Francis Fraley, Jr. Key Club 2. 3. 4. Sec. 4; Band 2, 3, 4, Supply Officer 3, First Sgt. 4; Senior All- State Band 3; Spanish Club 3; Band Block D 3. Marc Frank Boys’ Ensemble 2; Golf Team 2; Student Council 3; Bus Driver 3. Myra Kay Frye Student Council 2; JV Bas- ketball Mgr. 2; Pep Club 2; Chorus 2. 3, 4; FHA 3; Sweetheart Contest 3; Home- coming Sponsor 3. Cathy Ann Carren Spanish Club 3, 4; Pep Club 3; Cavalier 3, 4; Nat’l Honor Society 4; Quill and Scroll 4. Merle Dean Garrett PE Assistant 3; Bits Driver 4: FHA 4. A fine example of a clean-cut? All- American hoy! Susan Rebecca Gaulden Student Council 4, Treas. 4; Anchor Club 3, 4; French Club 3; Bookrooin 3; Chorus 2, 3, 4, Sextette 3, Soloist 2. 3, 4; Girls’ Ensemble 2, 3, 4; Mix. Chorus 2. 3, 4; NHS 4. 52 Seniors make plans for their future education Cary Wayne Gibb Norn Anne Gibbs JV Football. Kandy Kim Gidaro Key Club 2. 3, 4; Honor Soc. 3, 4; Bus Driver 4; Mus. Club 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3. 4; Boys’ Ensemble 2, 3, 4. Donald Gideon FFA 2, 3. 4; Bus Driver 3, 4; JV Basketball 2; Student Safety Council 4. David Bruce Gilbert JV Football 2. Var. 3, 4; JV Basketball 2; Var. Track 2. 3. 4; Block D 2. 3. 4; DE Club 4, Vice-President 4. Joyce Catherine Gilbert Astra Club 3, 4; Health Careers 3, 4; FT A 4; FHA 4; Office Assistant 3. 4; Candy Striper 3, 4. Cosh! I didn’t know a grain of salt weighed that much. Richard K. Givins David Manning Glenn Piper Goodlet Larry Gosnell Carol Ann Gowan Interact Club 3, 4. Interact Club 2, 3, 4; FCA FHA 2. 3. Student Council 2. 3; Astra 3. 4; NHS 3. 4; Locker Com. Club 2, 3, 4, Treas. 3; Busi- 4; Block D 3, 4; Boys’ State ness Careers 4; Bus Patrol 3, 3; Jr. Marshal 3; JV and Var. Basketball 2, 3. 4; Golf 3. 4; Jr. Class Pres. 3; Stu. Coun. 4. 4; Chorus 3. 53 DIIS boys dressed as farmers at Spartan High Jack Donald Gowan, Jr. Mary Anna Graham Interact Club 4; Art Club 4. Grddes Wayne Gregory Assistant Bus Driver 4; Bus Patrol 2. 3. 4; FFA 2. 3. 4. Phillip Jackson Gregory NHS 3, 4; Jr. Civitan 2, 3. 4; Var. Football 2, 3. 4; Block D 2.3.4; FCA 3,4; Jr. Mar- shal 3; King Teen 4; Locker Com. 2. 3. 4; Track 2, 3. Virginia Lynn Gregory FHA 2. 3. 4; Art Club 4. Nancy Louise Grizzle Chorus 2, 3. 4; Music Club 4; Student Council 3. Vickie Lynn Guffey Transfer, from Miami Nor- land High 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Pep Club 3. 4; PE Assistant 3; Student Council 4; FTA 4. Charles Leroy Guy, Jr. Football 2. 4; DE Club 4; Art Club 4. Debra Gwinn Astra Club 2; FHA 2. 3. 4; Chorus 2. 3. 4. Michael I .eon Haddock Stu. Council 2, 4; Health Careers 2. 3, 4; Interact 2.3; Key Club 4; FTA 3. 4. V.-P. 4; Locker Com. 3, 4; Music Club 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2. 3. 4; Boys’ Ensemble 2, 3, 4. David Learoy Halford Gary Hall FFA 2. 3. 4 Jackie Hall Ricky Harris DE 3. 4. 54 game pep rally; raise great spirit of students Miriam Lynn Harrison Band 2, 3, 4. Personnel Clerk 4; Anchor Club 2.3, 4. Jr. Director 3, Sr. Director 4; FHA 3. 4, Reporter 4. Timothy Walter Hartsell Bloc k D 2. 3. 4; Football 2. 3, 4; Interact Club 2, 3, 4, Jr. Rep. 3, V.-P. 4; Baseball 2. 3. 4; FCA 2. 3. 4. V.-P. 3. Senior Class Pres. 4; Student Council 4. Dickie Harvey Vicki Joy Hawkins Pep Club 2, 4; Health Ca- reers 3; Business Careers 4; Candy Stripers 3; FHA 3. Does the “D” stand for Dracula? Cynthia Vivian Hayes FT A 3, 4; FHA 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 3, 4; PE Assistant 4. Brenda Gail Haynes FHA 2. 4; Anchor Club 3; Color Guard 2. 3, 4, Sgt 4; Band 2. 3. 4; Stu. Council 2. Stanley Heath Michael David Henderson Chess Club 3, 4; Chorus 3. 4. Albert Eugene Hendley IV Band 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3; Key Club 4. Sgt.- at-Anns 4; Pep Club 4. 55 College Board exams evoke special thoughts Amy Hendrix Israel Sidney IliKxim Becky I lines Color Guard 2, 3, 4; Art DE Club 4, President 4; Club 4; Cavalier 4; Band 2, PE Assistant 2. 3, 4. Corporal 4. Hazel Lois Hines Richard C. Hines Drill Team 3, Treasurer 3, Bus Driver 3, 4; FFA 2, Captain 4. 3, 4. Paula Michelle Holcombe Bus Patrol 3: Business Careers 4. Nancy Jo Holden Office Assistant 3, 4. Marshall Glenn Holder Chorus 2, 3, 4; Music Club 3, Vice-President 3; President 4; DE Club 4. Kathy Paulette Hollifield Lamar Nelson Holt Mixed Chorus 2; Music Club 3, 4; Student Council 2; Jr. Civitan 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4. 56 Junior Marshals, Graduation 1969: Randy Gidaro, Marsh- all Winn, Grant Hooper, Allen Puette, Austin Bobo, Jr., Phillip Gregory, David Glenn, Bill Huckeba, Ronnie Hyatt. Seniors await acceptance from choice college Thomas Grant Hooper Chorus 2. 3, 4; Music Club 3, 4; Stu. Council 3; NHS 3, 4; Boys' Ensemble 2. 3, 4; Optimist Teenager of Year 4. Steve Eugene Home Football Manager 2; Bas- ketball Manager 2. Judy Kay Horton Mitchell Howard FHA 2. 3. 4; Occupational FHA 2. 3. 4: DE 4. Class 4; Chorus 3. William C. Huckeba, Jr. Sandra Hudgins Key Club 2, 3. 4. Treas. 4; lunior Marshal 3. Health Careers 3; Span. Club 2. 3. Pres. 3; NHS 3. 4. V.- P. 4; Band 2, 3. 4. Personnel Officer 4; Student Council 2; Debra Yolanda Hughes Basketball 2, 3; Chorus 2. 3, 4; Music Club 3, 4; Block I 2. 3. 4; Cavalettes 2. 3. 4, Secretary 4; Cheerleader 4; Homecoming Court 4; Pep Club 3. Elizabeth Ruth Hughes Art Club 4; PE Assistant 4. Larry Hughes FFA 2; JV Basketball 2; Bus Driver 4; Student Coun- cil 4. Cathy Hughey French Club 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 3; Office Asst. 4; Stu- dent Council 3. 4; Class Treas. 2; Var. Cheerleader 4; Cava- lettes 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Sponsor 4; Girls’ Ensemble 2. Franklin Human Karen Lynn Hus Chorus 2. 57 Topics are carefully chosen as DHS seniors begin The Straw by Henry Gibson. An apple a day keeps your strength away. Charles Ronald Hyatt Jean Ingle NHS 3. 4; Track 3, 4; Block D 4; Junior Marshal 3. Dean Taylor Israel Golf 2. 3. 4; Football 2; Key Club 3. V.-P. 4; Chorus 2. 3; Music Club 3. Block D 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2. Paula Kay Jackson PE Assistant 2. 3; FHA 4. Charlie II. James Music Club 3; JV Football 2; DE Club 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 2. 3. Avarilla Bernice Jennings Student Council 4; Business Careers 4, President 4; Na- tional Honor Society 4; Per- fect Attendance 3. Frieda Kathryn Johns Band 2, 3, 4. Color Guard 2, 3, 4, Squad Leader 4; Chorus 2. 3; NHS 3. 4; FHA 4; Junior Marshal 3. 58 research in preparation for term papers Stephen Clifford Johnson Susan Elaine Johnson French Club 4, Vice-Presi- dent 4; Anchor Club 4; FHA 4; Student Assistant in PE 4. Patricia Gail Jones Vanguard 3, 4, Jr. Ed. 3, Ed.-in-Chief 4; Quill S. 3, 4. NHS 3. 4, Tress. 4; Del. Conv. 3; Stu. Coun. 4; Anchor Club 2, 3, 4. Jr. Dir. 3; Span. Club 2. 3, Treas. 3; Rocket Club 3. Sec. 3; Del. Ed. Conf. USC 3; Junaluska 4; Del. to SIPA 3; Optimist Teenager of Year 4; Junior Marshal 3. Lynda Karen Kanipe Assistant in Transportation Office 4. Lawrence R. Kelly Transferred from Wolfson High 3; Football 2. 3. 4. Baseball 3. 4; Basketball 2.4. Bill Kimbrell Spanish Club 3; Chess Club 3, Vice-President 3, President 4; Junior Civitan 4. Carolyn Anne Kimmons FHA 2. 3; Chorus 3; DE 4. Mary Kathryn Kirby Cavalier 3, 4. Co-Editor 4; SIPA 3. Ed. Conf. 3; NHS 3, 4; Chorus 2. 3, 4; Music Club 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Health Careers 4; Locker Com. 4; Jr. Marshal 3; Natl. Mer. S.-Fin. John Kusztos FCA 2. 3, 4; Junior Civi- tan 2, Treasurer and Chaplain 3; Track 2. 3. 4; Football 2; Block D 2. 4. Teresa Lee Lambert Band 2, 3. 4. Librarian 3, 4; FHA 4. Gregory Alan Lancaster Sue Ellen Lancaster Cheerleader 2. 4; NHS 3. 4; Basketball 2. 3; Block D 3. 4; Cavalettes 2, 3, 4; Mus. Club 2, 3. 4; Pep Club 3. 4, Pres. 3; Sec. Soph. Class 2; Stu. Council 4; French Club 2; Girls’ State 3; Jr. Marshal 3. Mike Lanford Sandra Kay Lanford Band 2. 3. 4; Bus Driver 3. Chorus 2, 3. 4; 5-Yr. Perfect Attendance. 59 Dorman High School becomes a memory to seniors Marguerite Estella Larson Transf. from Dixon High, Dixon. III. Band 2. 3. 4. Col. Guard 4; Chorus 2, 3; Student Council 2, 3; FTA 2; Drama Club 2; Art Club 2; GAA 2. Judy Lynn Lawson Spanish Club 2; FT A 3. 4; Music Club 3. 4; Anchor Chib 3. 4; Chorus 2. 3. 4. Brenda Layton Chorus 2. 3, 4; Business Careers 4. Doris Jean Layton Chorus 2. 3, 4; Music Club 4; Astra Club 2 .3. 4. Secre- tary 3. Pres. 4; Bus Driver 3. 4. Randall C. Layton T Quill and Scroll 3. 4; S1PA 3 I wonder if Danny is as bored as I am? Editors Conference use 3 Student Council 2. Bill Lowe Margaret Frances Lynch JV Football 2; Chorus 2. Spanish Club 3; Chorus 3; Cavalier 3, 4. Reporter 3. Co- Editor 4; NHS 4; Quill and Scroll 4; SIPA 3. The boy with the anemic sideburns! William Brent McAbee JV Football 2; Var. Foot- ball 3; Block D 3, 4; Chorus 2. 3; Junior Civitan 2, 3, 4; Track 2. 60 Debates in government class inspire students Victoria Kaye McAbee Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Color Guard 2, 3, 4; Chorus 3. Phillip Cary McCall Student Council 2; FFA 2, 3; Bus Driver 2, 3, 4; Boys’ Ensemble 4; Mixed Chorus 3; Perfect Attendance 3, 4. Ruth Elaine McCluney FHA 2, 3; Chorus 3. 4; Pep Club 4. Roberta Elizabeth McCraw Chorus 2, 3, 4; Girls’ En- semble 3, 4. William Andre McGarity DE 4; JV Football 2. Carolyn Marie McKnight Cavalettes 3. 4; FT A 4; Chorus 3, 4. Take Sominex tonight and sleep—safe and restful sleep, sleep, sleep. Marilyn Virginia McKnight Cavalettes 2, 3, 4; FTA 4; Chorus 3, 4. Steve W. McNeely Jim Mabry Track 2. 3, 4; Chess Team Baseball 2. 3, 4. 3. 4; FCA 3; JV Football 2, Varsity 3; Block D 4. Nancy Irving Mabry Chorus 2, 3; French Club 2; Health Careers 4. Brenda Lynne Madden Astra Club 2. 3. 4; FHA 3. 4; Chorus 2, 3. 4; Girls’ Ensemble 2. 61 Seniors take part in extra-curricular functions Carolyn Elaine Mahaffey FHA 2; Office Assistant 3; Bus Patrol 4. Cathy Lynne Malone JV Basketball 2; Art Club V.-P. 4; Homecoming Spon- sor 4; Student Council 4; PE Assistant 3; Office Assistant 4. Wayne Manning Transf. from Enka High, Asheville, X. C.; Latin Club 2; Baseball 2; Football 2; NHS 3, 4. Billy Martin Barbara Kay Mason FHA 2; Art Club 4; Pep Club 4; Business Careers 4; Literary Yearbook Staff 2. Cecil E. Mason Football 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3: Music Club 3; Track 2, 3; FCA 2. 3. 4; Block D 4. Darrell Wayne Massey FFA 2; Track 2; Golf 3. 4; Chess Club 3, 4, Sec. 3, 4; Art Club 4, Treas. 4; Rocket Club 3. Steven Lee Massey JV Football 2; Track 2; Basketball Mgr. 2; Rocket Club 3; DE Club 4; Bus Pa- trol 3, 4; FCA 2. James Robert Mattison JV Football 2; Bus Driver 3. 4. Timothy Wayne Mersman Bus Driver 4; DE Club 4; Safety Council 4; Chorus 3. Cheryl Erone Miller PE Assistant 3; FHA 4; Music Club 4; Chorus 3, 4. Sam Stephen Miller Chorus 3, 4; Music Club 4; Golf 2; Track 3, 4. John Robert Mills Health Careers 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4. V.-P. 3; Var. Track Mgr. 2; FCA 2; PE Assistant 3; Optimist Teenager of Yr. 3. Donnie C. Mitchell FFA 4; DE 4; Track 3; Bus Driver 3. 62 DUS Christmas spirit includes fever of exams That teacher's giving me Excedrin headache No. 1,483. Norma Esilia Mitchell Jim Montgomery FHA 2, 3; Art Club 4; Pep IV Football 2. 3. Varsity 4; Club 4; Jr. Achievement 2. PE Assistant 3; FFA 2, 3, 4. Deborah Jane Moore Astra Club 2. 3, 4; Health Careers 3, 4. Sec. 4: Candy Striper 3. 4; FHA 4; Pep Club 3. 4; Chorus 2. 3, 4; Girls’ Ensemble 2, 3. Johnny Lee Moore Spanish Club 2. 3; Inter- act Club 2, 3, 4; Music Club 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3. 4; Boys’ Ensemble 2. 3, 4; NHS 3. 4. Sally Jo Moore Buddy Morgan Transferred from Wake For- est High; Biology Club 2; Latin Club 2; Library Club 3, 4; Business Careers 4; Cavalier Staff 4. Steven Ray Morgan Junior Civitan 2, 3, 4; Track 2. 3. 4; Block D 2, 3. 4; FCA 3. 4. Patricia Ann Morrison FHA 4; Library Club 4. Vicki Melissa Morse Chorus 2. 3, 4; Spanish Club 2. 3. 4; FHA 4; NHS 3, 4; Library Club 4. 63 Hours of study prepare students for exams John Lanford Mom Chorus 4; DE 3, 4. Donna Jranrttr Moyer Kenneth Nance Band 3. 4, Asst. Librarian DE 4. 4, Color Guard 3, 4; Book- room 3, 4; Cavalier Staff 2; Student Traf. Safety Coun. 4. Billy B. Ochiltree Billi Leigh Orr Chorus 3, 4; Health Careens 4; FT A 4. FHA 3. 4; Volley- ball and Basketball Intramur- als 2; Jr. Achievement V.-P. 2. Dyane Osborne Billy O'Shields Pam O’Shields Art Club 4; FHA 2. 3. 4. Bus Driver 2. 3. 4; DE 4. Historian 4; Bus Driver Pres, ident 4. Harold Arnold Outz Claude Perry Owens Interact Club 2, 3, 4; NHS Chorus 4; DE 4. 3, 4; Jr. Marshal 3; Bookroom 3, 4; Block D 2. 3. 4; Basket- ball 2. 3. 4;Baseball 1.2. 3. 4. Relax and have a pickle! Seniors experience sadness of their final year Deborah D. Owens Student Council 4; Pep Club 3; Spanish Club 4; Quill and Scroll 4: Cavalier Staff 4. Janice Klaine Padgett Business Careers 4; Senior Director 4, Bus Driver 3, 4, Secretary 4. Glenda Colleen Page Band 2, 3, 4, Color Guard 2. 3, 4. Library Clerk 4; An- chor Club 3. 4; Spanish Club 2. 3. Secretary 2; FHA 4; NHS 4; Office Assistant 3, 4. Marsha Elaine Painter Spanish Club 2; Chorus 2, 3; Astra Club 2. 3. 4; Art Club 4. Ray Painter Eddie Parham Bobby Pearson Edward Bruce Peeler Student Council 2; Band 2. Bus Driver 3. 4; DE Club 4. Bus Driver 3, 4; Rocket 3, 4. Supply Sgt. 4; Chorus Club 3: Art Club 4. 4; Track Manager 3, 4. Lee Perry Teresa Grace Peters Lukeva Denise Pettit Band 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 4. Health Careen 3. 4. V.-P. Band 2. 3. 4. 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Cavalier Staff 4; Astra Club 4; Pep Club 3. Roy Edward Pettit, Jr. Track 2. 3, 4; Bus Driver 2, 3. 4; Block D 4; FFA 2. 3. 4. 65 Experiences at DHS remain with seniors always Annrtlr Louise Pittman Pep Club 3; DE Club 4; FHA 4. Sherry Lynn Pitts Cavalettes 2; French Club 2; FT A 3. Secretary 4; FHA 3, 4; Pep Club 3; Homecom- ing Sponsor 4 Student Coun- cil 4. John Truman Poole D Student Council 2; Junior Civitan 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Music Club 4; Golf 4. Sylvia Anne Poteat Student Council 2; Chorus 2. 3. 4. Music Club 3. 4; FTA 3, 4, Pres. 4; Cavalier 3, 4. Bus. Mgr. 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Furman Scholar 3. Jerri LaNell Proffitt Band 2. 3. 4, Color Guard 2. 3, 4. Sgt. 4; FHA 2. 3; Stu. Council 3; FFA Sweet- heart Contest 2. 66 Seniors look forward to graduation exercises Keith Proffitt FFA 2. 3. 4. Mary Florence Pruitt Pep Club 3; Cavalettes 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Cavalier 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 4. Wilson Allen Puette Band 2; Junior Marshal 3; XUS 3, 4: FFA 3, 4, Sentinel 3, Sec. 4; Book room 4; Rocket Club 3; Stu. Council 3; Inter- act Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4. Mary Ann Putnam Mike Quinn NHS 3. 4, Sec. 4; Band 2. 3, 4, Color Guard 4. Asst. Personnel Officer 4; Anchor Club 2. 3. 4; FHA 4; Junior Marshal 3; Coed Corrcs. 4. Jane Ready NHS 3. 4; French Club 2. 3; Chorus 2; Pep Club 3, 4. President 4; Quill and Scroll 4; FTA 4; Cavalettes 4; Van- ci'ard 4, Senior Editor 4. Mary Ann Raines Chorus 2. 3. 4. Steve Raines Geneva Ann Ramsey Sr. Class V.-P. 4; Cavalet- tes 2. 3, 4, Pres. 4; Student Cotin. 2. 3. 4; FTA 4; Mixed Chorus 2. 3, 4; Girls’ En. 2; Music Club 3, 4; Pep Club 3, V.-P. 3; Span. Club 2. 3; FHA 2; Basketball 2. Donna Kay Randolph FHA 2. 3. Donald Otho Rhodes Football 2; Track 3. 4; Chorus 3, 4; Music Club 4. Donna Jerolyn Rhodes Bus Patrol 3; Business Ca- reers 4. Mary Carolyn Rhodes Spanish Club 2, 3. 4. Joy Marion Rhyner Chorus 2. 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4. 67 Senior and Junior class officers put a great Brenda Richards Anne Elizabeth Rimer Paul Michael Roberts Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, His- Pep Club 3; Library As- Art Club 2; DECA 4. torian 3. 4; Cavalier Staff 4; sistant 3; PE Assistant 3; FT A 4; Pep Club 4, Historian FHA 3, 4. 4; Quill and Scroll 4. Melody Rollins FHA 2. 3. 4. Phil E. Roper Football 2. 3, 4; Golf 2; Track 3; FCA 3. 4; Block D 3. 4; Interact Club 4. Remember, Decide, it ain’t sanitary! Rickey S. Ross DE 3. 4. Larry Gene Ruppe DE 4; Baseball 4; Bus Patrol 3. Maggie Ann Settle FHA 4; Band 2. 3. 4. Per- sonnel Clk. 4; Anchor Club 4. Silas O. Shands Larry Shaw DE Club 3; FHA 2. 3, 4. Football 2. 3. 4; Basketball 2. 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Inter- act Club 2. 3, 4. Signed—The Green Phantom! Rita Gail Shehan Basketball 2, 3. 68 effort into the preparations for annual prom Home? Clyn Shell Spanish Club 2; Jr. Civitan 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4; Music Club 3, 4; Boys’ Ensemble 2, 3, 4. Patricia Lynne Sherbert Band 2; Chorus 3, 4; Pep Club 3; Business Careers 4. Jesse Dean Simmons III Bookroom 3, 4; Locker Com- mittee 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3; Bus Driver 3. 4: FHA 2. 3. 4; Chorus 3, 4; Track Mgr. 3. Terry Gene Skipper Band 2. Phyllis Yvonne Simmona Band 2, 3. Color Guard 2. 3; Student Council 2. Richard G. Sims DE 4. Oh! Look at the furry worm! Cathy Dianne Smith Eddie Smith FIIA 2. 3. 4. Hugh Richard Smith Mark D. Smith FCA 2. 3. 4; Block D 3. 4; FFA 2. 3. 4. Football 2. 3. 4; Track 2. 3. 4; FFA 2. 3. 4. Mark Laseter Smith Key Club 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4, Supply Clerk 3, Informa- tion Sergeant 4. 69 An annual autographing party is held after the Robin Cariotta Smith Tina Smith FHA 3, 4; Library Club 3; Chorus 2. 3, 4. Homecoming Sponsor 3; Band 2. 3. Vikki Smith Waltrr Edison Smith. Jr. William N. Smith III Spunish Club 2; Chorus 3; JV Football 2. Varsity- 3,4; Art Club 4. FHA 3. 4. Track 2; Block D 3, 4; Base- ball 3. 4; FCA 3, 4. Bonnie Gayle Snow FFA Sweetheart Queen 3; Homecoming Sponsor 3; PE Assistant 3; Library Club 3, 4; FHA 3. 4; Chorus 4. ('buck Snow JV Football 2; FFA 2. 3. 4. Elizabeth Ann Spake Girls’ JV Basketball 2; French Club 2; Pep Club 3; Library Club 3; PE Asst. 4. Kenneth Dexter Spake Block D 3. 4; Football 3. 4; Track 3. 4. Bobby Dean Stevens FFA 2. Stan Stokes Ricky Suttles Football 3. 4. Shrine Bowl 4. FFA 2. 3, 4. Wanda Suttles FHA 2. 3. 4. Allen Rutland Switzer Astra Club 3, 4; Health Ca- reers 3, 4; Candy Striper 3, 4. 70 awaited distribution of the 1970 VANGUARD Jan Taylor Transf. from N. Whitfield. Dalton. Ga. 4; Anchor Club 2. 3; Trl-Hi-Y 2; Pop Club 3, 4; Art Club 4; Band 2. 3; FHA 2, 3; Beta Club 2. 3; Jr. Class Secretary 3. Michael Allen Thompson Football 2, Basketball 2; Interact Club 2. 3. 4; FCA 3. 4. Watch it girls, the knife might slip! I hope? Rayna Kathryn Thompson FHA 2. 3. 4; But Patrol 3; Bus Driver 3, 4; PE Asst. 3. David Timmons FFA 2. 3. 4. DE 3. 4. Secretary 4. Cary Lee Tolleson Mike Toner DE Club 4. Linda Sue Tow cry FHA 2. 3. 4. Michael Linn Trexler Interact Club 2, 3, 4; Sr. Rep. 4; FCA 3, 4; Pep Club 3; Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Music Club 3; Block D 3. 4;jV Bas- ketball 2; Var. 3. 4; Track 4. Sidney Lee Tuck Interact Club 2, 3, 4; Track Manager 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4. 71 Seniors take another step into the future as they Jerry Michael Tucker Bus Driver 2, 3. 4. Anna Lee Turner Transferred from Spartan High; Student Council 2. 3; Chorus 4; Pep Club 4; Girls’ Athletic Assn. 2; Thespians 3. Bennie Turner PE Assistant 2, 3; DE 3, 4, Vice-President 3. Teresa Delema Tyner Homecoming 2; Sweetheart Contest 2; JV Cheerleader 2. Var. 4; Chorus 3, 4; Block D 4; Homecoming Sponsor 4; Cavalettes 4. James Grady Vanadore Bus Driver 3, 4. Robert A. Walden Kathy Maria Ward Debbie Weaver FHA 3. 4; Bus Driver 3. 4; Occupational Class 4. Jeri Lynn Weir Pep Club 3; Library Club 2. 4; Astra Club 4; DE Club 4; 4; Chorus 3. 4; French Club 2. Randy Eugene West Golf Team 2, 4; Pep Club 4; Bus Driver 3, 4. My “wittle” ears are burning! ! ! ! 72 walk out the door at the final assembly Susan Carol Whitt FHA 2. 3. Secretary 3. Wanda Jean Whitten Transferred from Abbeville High; Basketball 2; Block A 2; Cheerleader 2. Maureen Ann Wiley Chorus 2, 3, 4; Girls En semble 2. 3, 4. Scott Wilson Transferred from California 4. Sheila Jean Wilson Chorus 4. Ralph Marshall Winn Key Club 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3, Pres. 4; Lt. Gov. Div. IX 4; Stu. Council 3; Locker Com. 2. 3, 4; Jr. Marshal 3; NHS 3, 4; Band 2, 3. 4; Bookroom 4; Nat'l M. S.-Fin. 4; Furman Scholar 3; WOW; NCTE 4; Who's Who 4. Lorn Carson Wofford FFA 2. 3. 4; Bus Driver 2. 3. 4; DE 4. Phillip Carroll Wolbrecht DE 3. 4. Deborah Kay Wood Band 2, 3, 4. Color Guard 2. 3, 4; Anchor Club 4; Book- room 4; FHA 4; Chorus 2, 3. Deborah Dianne Wyatt Chonis 2, 3. 4; Business Careers 4. Jackie Charles Wyatt Safety Council 4; Bus Pa- trol 3, 4; DE Club, 3, 4, Treasurer 4. Barbara Zimmerman Chorus 3. 73 Barbara Abernathy Becky Abernathy Greg Alexander Jim Alexander Bill Allen Karen Allen Juniors excel as outstanding school leaders OFFICERS. Wayne Gardner. President; Mai Caldwell, Vice- President; Marguerite Stokes, Secretary; Debbie Clifton, Treasttrer. Joyce Alverson Diane Amos David Anderson Jeanne Anderson Carol Bagwell Kay Bagwell Randy Bailey Mary Ann Barron Keith Bates Miriam Berrios Ximena Berrios Donald Bishop 74 ETV provides a variety to classroom studies Frank Bishop Larry Blanken Rudy Blanton Renee Boles Sheila Bowman David Brader Johnny Bradley Junior Brannon Bill Bridges Frank Brock Tommy Brock Linda Brooks Billy Brown George Browning David Bullington Barbara Burdette Vicki Butler Anita Caldwell Elaine Caldwell James Caldwell Lewanna Caldwell Mai Caldwell Vickie Caldwell Karen Campbell Billy Cannon Martha Cannon Chris Cantrell Sandie Carrigan Audrey Carroll Andy Carrouth Tony Casey Debbie Clifton Melvin Cline Ricky Coates Jane Coker Kenny Compton Juniors strive for high scholastic record Pam Conroy Steve Corbin Keith Corn Mike Cothran Ronald Co wen Alex Cox I'”' : J Joe Crocker Wanda Cromer James Cusick Charlie Davis Ella Mae Davis Linda Davis Marvin Dean Steve Deaton Carolyn Degraffinreid CHESS CLUB OFFICERS. Darrel Massey. Billy Clayton, Bill Kimhrell, Ronnie Laughlin. Do you ever get that tired, run-down feel- ing, when nothing goes right? (Haley’s MO gets you regular and keeps you regular.) 76 Frank Dill Hick Di .txm John Dunn Adger Earnhardt Mike Ellis Betsy Ellison necessary for entering college of their choice BUSINESS CAREERS CLUB OFFICERS. First Row: Mrs. Betty Siconolfi, Junior Director; Judy Fleming, Secretary; Judy Waddle, White, Advisor; Ava Jennings, President; Sandra Fowler, Vice- Treasurer; Janice Padgett, Senior Director. President; Mrs. Evelyn Cannon, Advisor. Second Row: Demaris Danny Emory Judy Eubanks Deborah Evans Kathy Finch David Floyd Natalia Ford Glenn Foster Susan Foster Bill Fowler Joy Fowler Kenneth Fowler Sandra Fowler Don Francis Donnie Freeman Johnnie Freeman Gail Gantt Paddie Gantt Wayne Gardner 77 Donna Garrett Kay Gault Luanne Gault Deborah Gaunce Jane Gilbert Becky Glenn PS AT taxes rising seniors minds at Dorman Ernie Goodman Gary Gosnell Richard Gosnell Grady Gowan Jamie Gowens Freddie Graham Gary Gray Kevie Greene Cheryl Gregory David Gregory Mary Ann Griffin La verne Gwinn David Hancock Doris Hannon Fran Hannon Mary Ellen Harrill Linda Harvey Keith Hayes Paula Hayes Tom Hayes Mike Haynes Steve Heflin Charles Hembree Donnie Hembree 78 Kathy Henderson Kim Henderson Mike Henderson Patty Henderson Robert Henderson Sherry Henderson DHS junior chosen to attend Apollo 12 launch Tony Henderson Sandra Herndon Betty Hill Peggy Hines Trudy Hines Andrew Hodges Burt Hoffman Debra Holcombe D. E. Holt Tom Hoover David Horton John Howard Chris Hudgins Stanley Huggins Keith Hughes Debra Hunsucker Linda Jarrett Charles Johnson 79 PEACE! !!!!!!? Chris Johnson June Johnson Cecil Jolley Sandy Jones Nettie Joy Dickie Kendall Events of fall term move to exciting climax Ted Kelly Debbie Kennedy Larry Kerr Johnny Kctner Garnet Kianos Kaye Kind You wouldn't believe it if I told you! Boy! Have I got Niagara nose? ? ? ? Danny Kitchens Bonnie Kolbas John Kollmeyer Janice Lancaster Raye Lancaster Pain Lanford David Lankford Dale Lawson James Lawson Robert Lawson Steve Ledford Mike Lewis 80 Saudi Lindsey Joyce Lipscomb Ronnie Loll in Bobby Loudermilk Kathy Lowery Debbie McAbee Traffic and Safety Council organizes at DHS Bill McAndrew Shirley McAlister Townsend McChesney Kenneth McCoy Steve McCraw Kristi McCullough SAFETY COUNCIL. First Row: Jackie Wyatt, Tim Mersman, Bearden, Jerry Stone, Billy Riddle, Greg Rhodes, Ricky McCraw. Ricky Mathis, Mike Shelton, Grant Brown, Keith Bates, Johnny Third Row: David Bagwell. James Cusick, Steve Heflin. Wayne Bradley. Second Row: Johnny Ketner, Tommy Hadden, Stan Hoik , Brice Deal. Hal Pettit. Lonnie McGinnis Cathy McHenry Marianna McKeown Brooks McMillan Kathy Mahoney Drew Malone Doug Martin Ronnie Martin David Mason Randy Mathis Ricky Mathis Bill Mauldin 81 Kenny Maynor Joann Meadows Debra Melton David Meredith Janice Miller Connie Millwotxl Singing Cavaliers display their musical talents Edward Montooth Ann Moore Dean Moore Jean Moore Lynn Moore Sandra Moore Karen Morgan Randy Morgan Ricky Morgan Lynn Morris Joel Morrow Marie Morrow Shirley Morrow Brenda Moss Renee Moss Sammy Nelson Marilyn Nesbitt Jimmy Netherton Good Evening, Friends! Come closer, I will not harm you. 82 Lynn Newton Carol Norton Judy Norton Raymond O’Brien Donna O’Shields Jean O’Shields at various gatherings throughout the year Steve O’Shields Laurina Owens Lynn Owens Ty Oxley Carroll Pack Reed Paden Larry Parham Donis Parker Tim Patton Tony Payden Kay Payne Wayne Peace Susan Peake Tommy Pearson David Peeler Betty Pcnland Roger Penland Sandra Peterson David Pettit Hal Pettit Johnny Pettit Kathy Petty Cynthia Pickel Stephanie Poole I could have sworn my hop-scotch was here before I Wonder if my penny bank will buy that? went to lunch! 83 Debbie Pope Robert Powers Stephen Pratt Myra Pressley Nonna Prince Dale Pniitt DHS students enjoy Lander College dramatists Mike Pruitt Tommy Puckett Charles Raines Martha Raines Bobby Rainwater Cyndi Reed SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS. First Row: Tony Casey. Brice Third Row: Vicki Butler, Miriam Berrios, Joy Rhyner, Mrs. Kay Deal, Kay Payne. Second Row: Vicki Morse, Brenda Richards. Ellefson. Advisor; Miss Angela Duckworth, Advisor. Len Reed Beth Reid Frank Rice Janie Rice Valerie Rice Billy Riddle Kathy Riddle Joan Riddle Sandi Riddle Danny Roberts Sandra Robinson Chuck Rogers 84 Cindy Rogers Mamie Rogers Judi Russell David Salyer Marie Sanders Judy Sanford Juniors anticipate being measured for rings One small step for Tony; One giant step for Dorman! Vicky Satterfield Robert Saxon Selwyn Scoggin Sheila Scruggs Rhonda Sellars Dennis Settle Michael Shelton Gary Sherfield Billy Shirah Kym Shurbutt Demaris Siconolfi Patricia Simmons Mark Simpson Myrtle Sims Phillip Sinclair Hugh Sistare Ray Skipper Dale Smith Debbie Smith Joni Smith Rena Smith Shirley Smith Tommy Sparks Alvin Stafford 85 Jacquelyn Stalvey Bandy Steadman Jack Steele Gaye Stevens Richard Stockman Becky Stokes Another first comes to Dorman when rising Marguerite Stokes Jerry Stone Marie Suber Beth Sudduth Ronnie Swink Kathy Taylor Peggy Taylor Ernie Thigpen Debbie Thomas Mike Thomas Keith Thomason Pam Thompson Ricky Thompson Ann Timmons Fredia Tinsley Steve Trotter Cathy Turner Randy Yarn Nathan Varner Tim Vise Alma Waddell Judy Waddle Leonard Waldrop Richard Waldrop FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS. Vickie Guffey, Elaine Johnson, Mrs. Dianne Brown, Advisor. HEALTH CAREERS OFFICERS. Mrs. Frank Eastes, Debbie Moore, Teresa Peters, Mickey Haddock. 86 Rogor Walker Donald Wall David Weaver Bennie West David West Jim West seniors receive class rings at registration Karen West Mike West Susan Wheatley Jimmy White Becky Williams Michael L. Williams Handy Williams Doug Wfaigo Walter Witherspoon Debbie Wofford Donna Wofford Carol Wood Butch Wyatt Frank Wyatt Susan Young Denise Zimmerman Elaine Zimmerman Sandi Zimmerman 87 Audrey Abernathy Keith Abernathy Brenda Adair Sandra Adams Joe Alexander Wendy Alexander Sandra Allen Porter Allender Chris Anderson David Anderson David Anderson Maria Anderson Sophomores face a new world in senior high OFFICERS, Toe Bobo, President; Barbara Bennett. Vice-Presi- dent; Eva Fridy. Secretary; Benny Mason. Treasurer. Dorothy Arrington Lee Arrington Angie Aspy Sonya Bailey Sheila Ballew John Barron Mylnor Beach Robert Beach Joan Beaty Susan Beaty Joel Beckom Barry Bell 88 NEXT.... I’ll bet you wouldn’t be brave enough to try it! DHS falls short of annual magazine drive goal James Benchoff Jimmy Benedict Barbara Bennett Renae Bishop Garth Blanchard Nancy Blanken Marty Blanton Joe Bobo Gary Bolt Wanda Bosler Richard Boyter Gonnie Brader Alan Brown Cynthia Brown Debra Brown Judy Brown Mike Brown Libby Bulhnan David Bulman Teresa Burke Ricky Burnett Kenneth Bymside Rhonda Caldwell Lou Ann Campbell Danny Cannon Sandra Cariens Dean Carrigan Wanda Casey Steve Cash Steven Caulk 89 “School days, school days. Good old Golden Rule days!” Don’t look now, you may be on candid camera! Holidays give students period of relaxation Rick Chapman Sammy Check Al Clark Renee Clayton Gary Clements Steve Cline Steven Cocly Chip Coffey Merle Coggins Annette Coker Janice Coker Debbie Colquitt Debbie Cooke Stephanie Cooksey Wayne Corbin Buddy Com Martha Costner Barbara Cowen Anne Crocker Miller Crocker Steve Croom Kathy Crotts Lynn Crowder Sherri Crowe Mike Davis Thomas Deal Tony Dean Jimmy Dill Rhonda Dixon Ray Donnels 90 Lynda Dotson Gent Dover Janice Doyle Leslie Drake Marshall Dukes Lennie Dunn Bobby Duvall Debbie Duvall Tommy Earnhardt Gail Edwards Larry Edwards Mark Edwards Student life centers around student unity Lisa Eubanks Andy Falatok Renate Fehle Debbie Finch Martha Flowers Bobby Foster Jim Foster Cindy Fowler Jim Fowler Debbie Fraley Jenny Franklin Karen Frey Eva Fridy Charles Fuller Mike Fuller Mike Gault Eddie Gaultney Elizabeth Gibson Mrs. Wood, you’ve got to be putting me on! Willis chaperones and is photographer at football team’s “love-in.” 91 Brenda Gilbert Jimmy Golden Donna Goodman Cindy Gosnell Debra Gosnell Bobby Gossett Debra Gowan Norman Gowan Jane Gray Lynn Gregory Cindy Griffin Buddy Grimsley Guest speakers, entertainers visit DHS campus David Grubbs Danny Gwinn Susan Hadden Tommy Hadden Anne Hall Donna Hall James Hall John Hall Dean Hammett Rebecca Hampton Ralph Hanna Joyce Hannon Rhonda Hardin Terry Harrelson Eric Harrill Mindy Harvey Steve Harvey Bo Hawkins I wonder if The Graduate is anything like 101 Dalmatians? Come closer. Can you see that flea on the end of my nose? 92 “And this little piggie said wee, wee, wee all the Come on, gang, let’s go hack inside. Mr. Clark just left! way home.” Club initiations furnish memorable experiences Byron Heath Allen Henderson Frances Henderson Gwyn Henderson Richard Henderson Mary Hendley Cheryl Hicks Ray High Mike Hinson Danny Hipp Sara Hodge Robert Hodges Jenny Holder Robin Holmes Wayne Hope Doug Home Norris Horton Ann Howell Dante Huckeba Daryl Huggins Doug Hughes Renee Hughes Paul Hull Bill Humphries Ladell Humphries Susan Humphries Rita Huskey Irvin Hyder Larry Hyder Ebbin Infmger 93 Monty James Jerri Ann Jarrett Debbie Jenkins Patty Jenkins Kenneth Jennings Mike Jennings Ann Johnson David Johnson Jan Johnson Jerry Johnson Lucille Johnson Ricky Johnson Food machines improve the cafeteria situation If he knew I was looking, he wouldn't be doing what he is doing! A mistake at the very bottom and Mrs. Gable won't let us erase! Sara Johnson Scott Johnson Wanda Johnson Michelle Jolly Sandra Jolley Jennifer Jones Rosemary Kay Jen Kearse Barry Keeter Donna Keller Barbara Kelly Marlene Kelly 94 Bandy Kent Billy Kianos Jenny Kirby Mike Kirkland Dave Knox Yvonne Lambert Debbie Lancaster Jerry Lancaster Debra Lanford Doris Lanford Kathy Lanford Teresa Lattimore Sophomore candle sale proves to be a success Clinda Launius Linda Lawson David Layton Donna Lee Frank Lee Kathy Lee Pam Lee Terry Leonard Michael Lovingood Roger Lowery Len Leuck Gloria Lynch Deborah McArthur Glenda McArthur Kathy McArthur Sherri McArthur Terri McArthur Cliff McBride Dale McCluney Ricky McCraw Jackie McDonald Rodney McDonald Michael McElrath Terri McGarity Pam McGowan John McKnight Vonnie McMillan Jackie McMurtrie Patty McMurtrie Benny Mason 95 Jeff Massey Don Matthews Trisha Medford David Miller David Miller Michael Mills Sherry Millwood Rusty Montgomery Bill Montooth Glenn Moore Micki Moore Doug Morgan Study hall allows students extra study hour Marshall Morgan Sherri Morgan Warren Morgan David Morris Jeanette Morton Ray Murray Joanne Myers Steve Nance Denise Nanncy Mark Nodine Kay Nivens Johnny Nix Mary Nyhart Jimmy O’Shields Buddy Outz E. L. Outz Diane Owen Heather Owen Let your pencil do the walking on the z z z z z z z. Wonder if its fly season! notebook paper! 96 Sing around the chorus room, join the Gosnell Girls! Varsity teams gain talent from sophomores Sandi Owens Hay Palmer Douglas Painter Patti Painter Ricky Pardee Diane Parris Luanne Parris Donna Pettit Norma Pettit Eddie Phillips Gene Pitts Jim Pitts Deborah Polk Jackie Pope Pam Poteat Pat Poteat Terri Poteat Johnny Powell Norma Prince Barbara Pruitt Donna Puckett Brenda Quinn Crissy Quinn Louise Rabago Phil Raines John Rainey Petro Ramantanin Robert Rambow Paula Reid Greg B. Rhodes 97 Bob Rhyner Bobby Rice Brenda Kiddle Jeannie Ritter Russell Roberts Janice Robertson Wayne Rogers Kathy Ross Robert Rowland Kathy Sanders Kenneth Sanford Jimmy Saunders Sophomores easily fit into daily routine at DHS Paula Scales Randy Seay Frank Sexton Mike Sexton Charlene Scruggs Delon Shaw David Shealy Kathy Shell Pain Shelton Jennifer Sherbert Marty Sherrod Kathy Shook Jane Shropshire Susie Shropshire June Simmons Barry Smith Brenda Smith Carroll Smith Danny Smith Don Smith Harold Smith Trisha Smith Roger Smith Steve Smith Steve Smith Susan Smith Judy Sorrell Becky Southers Patty Southers Jan Spearman 98 Ricky Splawn Debbie Stephens Mike Stewart Richard Stowe Teri Strange Gary Stribling Shirley Stribling Clara Suber Barbara Suder Regina Sumner Phillip Sutton Sophomores set goals for their future at DHS Ray Switzer Keith Taylor Mac Taylor Charles Thco James Thomas Peggy Thomas Jan Thomason Mike Thomason Cathy Tillotson Sue Timmons Joyce Towery Louise Towery Vickie Towery Donna Trail Bennie Trotter Kenny Tuck Paul Tucker Ronnie Tucker 99 After that lunch, no wonder they are running to the bathroom! ! ! ! 4 Sophomores find new life at Dorman High School Dennis Turner Jackie Tyner Terry Vineyard Terry Vinson Carolyn Wagner Kenny Walden Sherry Walden Kenny Waldrop Pat Walker Gail Wallace Cliff Walters Annette Watson Betty Way Tommy Weaver David West Rickey West Dicky Whelchel Sandy Whisnant Brenda White Wade White Larry Whitfield Audrey Whitworth Betty Williams Donna Williams Glenn Williams 100 Melanie Williams Terry Williams Deidra Wilson Steve Wilson Brenda Wingo Dennis Wingo Steve Winn Ryan Wofford Jackie Wolfe Dottie Wyatt Frances Wyatt Terry Wyatt challenging and filled with many adventures Round pegs won’t fit in square holes! ! ! ! I’m really a secret agent in disguise! 101 — shown throughout entire school year 103 V offord president speaks at NHS induction FORMER MEMBERS. First Row: Mary Ann Putnam, Sophia Dean, Kathy Kirby, Jane Ready. Sharon Bennett, Sandra Coleman, Vickie Morse, Sue Lancaster, Judy Cashwell, Frieda Johns. Second Row: Mrs. Sarah Lineberry, Advisor; Gail Jones, Johnny Moore, Grant Hooper, David Glenn. Harold Outz. Wayne Man- ning, Ronny Hyatt, Myra Lindsey. Third Row: Austin Bobo, Bill Huckcbu, Rick Adelman, Randy Gidaro, Marshall Winn, Phillip Gregory. Allen Puette. NEW MEMBERS. First Row: Kathy Finch, Karen Allen, Joan Riddle, Kay Bagwell, Ava Jennings, Cathy Garren, Mary Alice Com. Glenda Page, Susan Gaulden, Margaret Lynch, Rita Dixon. Second Row: Jane Coker, Carol Wood, Judy Waddle, Joyce Lipscomb, Marianna McKeown, Jeanne Anderson, Garnet Kianos, Peggy Taylor, Paula Hayes, Vicki Butler, Laurina Owens. Third Row: Bill Bridges. Hal Pettit, Lynn Morris, Don Francis, Jack Steele, John Kollmeyer, David Anderson, David Lankford, Tony Casey. Fourth Row: Susan Foster, Sandra Peterson, Kay Payne, Ernie Thigpen, Townsend McChesney, Phil Sinclair, Dale Lawson, Donna Garrett. Gaye Stevens, Judy Eubanks. 104 First Row: Debbie Owens, Crissy Quinn, Gail Jones, Cathy Malone, Ann Ramsey, Mai Caldwell. Sandra Coleman. Sharon Bennett, Tim Hartsell, Wayne Gardner, Joe Bobo, Eva Fridy, Benny Mason, Barbara Bennett, Debbie Clifton, Marguerite Stokes. Lewanna Caldwell. Second Row: Charlie Calvert, Kathy Bennett, Ava Jennings, Susan Wheatley, Debbie McAbee, Cindy Gosnell. Donna Puckett. Kathy Hughey, Donna Pettit, Jerri Kearse, Vickey Guffey, Annette Coker. Third Row: Mickey Haddock. Jim Pitts, Rusty Montgomery, Gary Bolt, Pam Fowler, Benny Coleman, Dale Cannon, Sue Lancaster, June Johnson, Steve Pratt. Fourth Row: Sandra Fowler, Dcryl Huggins, Sherry Pitts, Andy Falatok, Randy Bailey, David Lankford, Barbara Burdette, Debbie Thomas, Ryan Wofford. DHS views first Student Council installation DAVID GLENN President MARY ALLENDER Secretary SOPHIA DEAN V Ire-President SUSAN GAULDEN T reasurer MR. JACK PHILLIPS Advisor During the year the Student Council served the Dorman students through various activities. A huge Christmas tree was deco- rated by the officers and displayed in the school lobby. The Student Council con- ducted a drive to collect canned foods to be given to Dorman’s maintenance staff. Students were supplied with directories and parkas carrying the Dorman emblem. The annual blue horse drive was once again sponsored by the Council for the purpose of financing the college education of a worthy senior. The installation of the Student Council members was held during assembly. This was the first formal induction of Student Council members. 105 Students recognize Cavalier Staffs hard work EDITORS. Kathv Kirby, Co-Editor; Ann Poteat, Business Manager; Margaret Lynch, Co-Editor; Mrs. Beverly Knight, Advisor. Throughout the school year the Cavalier endeavored to keep the students well in- formed on the news and views of the students, faculty, and administration con- cerning a variety of topics. The Cavalier also retained its stature as a superior newspaper in state, regional, and national competition. An honor given to the paper because of its exemplary per- formance in the Columbia Scholastic Press Association was its own page of editorials in the February issue of the National Scholastic Press Review. In trying to live up to its motto, “The pen is mightier than the sword,” the Cava- lier did much to further the image of Dorman High School throughout the com- munity, state, and nation. STAFF. First Row: Becky Fleming, Marianna McKeown, Mary Pruitt, Debi Owens, Kathy Bennett. Second Row: Teresa Peters. Sally Jo More, Brenda Richards, Debbie Cantrell, Kay Bagwell. Third Row: Judy Cashwell, Ann Crocker. Debbie Lancaster, Brenda Adair, Clenda McArthur, Rita Dixon. Fourth Row: D. E. Holt. John Kollmeyer, Ray Skipper, Billy Cannon, Cathy Garren, Joni Smith. 106 Staff spends long hours planning publication GAIL JONES, Editor MYRA LINDSEY, Business Mummer PAULA HAYES, PEGGY TAYLOR. Junior Editors It actually began early in 1969 with the selection of a staff capable of doing the job. Then the few weeks of summer vaca- tion were spent in study and preparation at various conferences and in soliciting advertisements. With better developed minds and a few more dollars, we began the actual months of long hours, hard work, dead ends, disappointments, and deadlines. . . . sketching a ladder . . . arranging and rearranging a dummy . . . stretching copy . . . making headlines no less than 42 picas and no more than 46 . . . begging for more ads and trying to collect for the ones we had been promised . . . experimenting with our own camera . . . trying to actually make this a year of change . . . trying to provide space for R. D. Anderson Voca- tional School . . . working while everyone else enjoyed the snow . . . indexing . . . extending deadlines until the very last minute. We give very special thanks to Mrs. L. E. Gable, our advisor, who served as our typist and second mother throughout the year’s hard work. As always Mr. Bob Willis, our photographer, worked over- time to help us meet our deadlines. JANE READY, Senior Editor 107 Long dresses return at Spanish Club induction First Row: Miss Angela Duckworth, Advisor; Lisa Eubanks, Kathy Sanders, Barbara Burdette, Judy Cashwell, Sandra Adams, Annette Coker. Mrs, Katheryn E lief son, Advisor. Second Row: Charlene Scruggs, Pam Shelton, Debbie Fraley. Denise Chesney, Mary Alice Corn, Carolyn Rhodes. Debbie Brown. Terri Poteat, Debbie Owens, Becky Stokes. Third Row: Sandra Hudgins, Vicki McAbee, Renee Hughes. Crissy Quinn, Elizabeth Bullnian, Audrey Whitworth, Jan Thomason, Vonnie McMillan, June Simmons, Joy Rhyner. Fourth Row: Sheila Bowman, Marianna McKeown, Joni Smith, Cathy Garren, Brenda Richards, Deidra Wilson, Karen Morgan, Vicki Butler, Vicki Morse, Jane Gray. Kay Payne. Karen Campbell. Miriam Berrios. Fifth Row: Donis Parker. Billy Can- non. Richard Gosnell, Danny Emory, Kenny Compton. Brice Deal, Keith Bates, Tony Casey. French Club captures many First Row: Mrs. Dianna Brown, Advisor; Renee Clayton, Glinda Launius, Bobby Duvall, Vickey Guffey, Ann Johnson. Angie Aspy. Secotul Row: Pam Christenson, Frances Ford. Myrtle Sims, Carolyn Degraffenreid. Wendy Alexander. Wade White, Ladell students’ interest Humphries. Third Row: Rhonda Hardin, Gail Wallace, Ann Crocker, Elaine Johnson, Rick Dizbon, Stephanie Bailey, Mike Henderson. Gayc Stevens. 108 Library Club is valuable to school s service LIBRARY CLUB. First Row: Mrs. Carrie Boggs, Librarian; Mrs. Eubanks, Donna Keller, Patty Morrison, Jeri Weir. Third Row: Elizabeth Wood, Assistant Librarian; Deidra Wilson, Denise Sandy Carrigan, Vicki Morse, Judy Fleming. Bonnie Snow. Chesncy, Debbie Cantrell. Second Row: Sally Jo Moore, Lisa Quill and Scroll honors top First Row: Myra Lindsey, Gail Jones, Kathy Kirby, Margaret Lynch, Peggy Taylor. Secotul Row: John Kollineyer, Judy Cash- well, Cathy Garren, Debbie Owens, Mary Pruitt. Debbie Cantrell. DHS journalists Third Row: D. E. Holt, Ann Poteat, Kathy Bennett, Rita Dixon, Jane Ready, Marianna McKeown, Donis Parker. 109 New lockers add to Locker Committee s duties nl°-. ’ran Brown, tlal Pettit. David Clenn, Marshall Winn, Dean Simmons, Kathy Kirby. Standing: Phillip Gregory, Mr. Jack Phillips, Advisor; Mickey Haddock. Office Assistants contribute valuable services First Row: Ann Ramsey, Cathy Malone, Nancy Holden, Glenda Page. Second Row: Sophia Dean, Joyce Gilbert, Jill Coxey, Brenda Richards. Cathy Hughey. no Bookroom workers keep DHS students supplied First Row: Mr. Jack Phillips, Advisor; Mickey Haddock. Allen Kenneth Boiter. Marshall Winn. Fourth Row: Harold Outz, Dean Puette. Second Row: Wanda Cromer, Donna Moyer, Deborah Simmons, Benny Coleman. Wood. Aggie Christian. Third Row: Doug Ellwood, David Glenn, Able bus drivers transport Dorman students First Row: Kathy Ward, Bayna Thompson, Judy Sanford, Janie Bennett, Deborah Alexander, Janice Padgett. Second Row: Tim Mersman, Dean Simmons, Handy Gidaro, Larry Hughes, Donald Gideon Jimmy Mattison, Mike Williams. Third Row: David Pettit, Don Smith, Rudy Blanton, Stan Bearden, Jerry Stone, Ricky Mathis, Robby Henderson, Hugh Sistare. Fourth Row: Billy O'Shields, David Bagwell. Frank Brock, Charles Hembree. Phil Sinclair, Jimmy Flynn, Edward Peeler, Jerry Tucker, Robert Powers, Doug Martin. Ill Candy Stripers learn skill by aiding disabled First Row: Laurina Owens, Debbie Lancaster, Mickey Haddock. Lynch. Rhonda Hardin, Clinda Launius, Diane Owen, Susan Billie Lee Orr, Mrs. Frank Eastes. Second Rou: Allen Switzer, Hadden, Jenny Franklin, Judy Fleming, Teresa Peters, Joyce Brenda Gilbert, Sonya Bailey, Kathy Kirby, Jill Coxey, Judy Gilbert, Debbie Moore, Nancy Mabry. Cashwell, Joanne Bishop, Denise Chesney. Third Row: Gloria Rocket Members fire cannon at football game Seated: Pat Walker, Grant Brown, Becky Abernathy, John Kolhneyer, Elaine Caldwell. Standing: Mr. Donald Haughay. Advisor; Jack Anderson, Bobby Duvall, Daryl Huggins, Ricky Johnson. 112 DE Club provides experience for future jobs First Row: Doug Wingo, Glenn Foster, Chuck Guy, Ernie Good- man, Wayne Stafford. Kenny Waldrop, Steve Massey. Second Row: Larry Ruppe, Doug Caton. John Moss, Charlie James, Billy Brown, Johnny Bradley, Phil Wolbrecht, Dickie Kendall. Third Row: Mickey Roberts, Keith Thomason, Bobby Pearson, Jeri Weir, Linda Harvey, Annette Pittman, Sandra Pettit. Ann Timmons, Ann Adair, Vickie Burns, Dale Cannon. Fourth Row: Keith Hughes. Ronnie Swink, Perry Owens, Randy Steadman, Hugh Sistare, Marshall Holder, Stan Bearden. Tim Mersman. Fifth Row: Benny Turner, Ricky Ross, David Lloyd, Donnie Mitchell, David Gregory, Junior Brannon, Franklin Human, Steve O’Shields, Kenneth Nance. Sixth Row: Ricky Harris. Chip McGarity, Roger Penland, Carroll Pack, Doug Martin, Gary Tolleson, Mike Cald- well, Mitchell Howard, Ted Kelly. DE OFFICERS AND ADVISOR. Kneeling: Billy O’Shields, Historian, David Weaver, Representative. Standing: Sidney Higgins, President; Bruce Gilbert, Vice-President; Mrs. Mary Clifford Whitehurst, Advisor; David Timmons, Secretary; Jackie Wyatt, Treasurer. Distributive Education is part of the total school program designed to train students for careers in marketing and distribution. Such careers include employment in whole- saling, retailing, and service selling occu- pations. Distributive Education also serves as a background for college-bound students interested in business administration. The Dorman DECA students began the year by attending the Sales Jamlx ree at the Spartanburg Memorial Auditorium in Octo- ber. The students were invited as special guests of the Spartanburg Merchants Asso- ciation. During the school year each DE student participated in Job Interview Contest, Sales Demonstration Contest, Speech Contest, and Ad-Layout Contest. The winners of these school contests competed on the district level in February. Each year the highlight of DECA activi- ties is the attendance at the State Leader- ship Conference in Columbia. 113 Future Teachers encourage teaching profession The main function of the Future Teachers of America was to promote the teaching career among interested students at Dor- man. Through the club juniors and seniors gained information and experience about careers in the field of education. FTA, with a membership of thirty, held regular meetings each six weeks of the school term and was represented at state and district meetings. Highlights of the year's activities were the participation in American Education Week and the teas for the faculty in the autumn and spring. Some students also assisted teachers in classroom duties and designed bulletin boards. ADVISOR AND OFFICERS. Ann Poteat, President; Mickey Haddock, Vice-President; Mrs. Clara Foster, Advisor; Judy Lawson. Secretary; Sherri Pitts, Treasurer. First Rous: Marilyn McKniglit, Debbie Barnett, Cindy Hayes, Brenda Richards. Third Row: Joni Smith, Marianna McKeown, Judy Fleming, Vickie Guffey. Carolyn McKnight. Second Row: Jeanne Anderson, Vicki Butler, Joyce Gilbert, Ann Ramsey. Pam Susan Anderson, Billie Lee Orr, Joanne Bishop, Jane Ready, Christensen. 114 First Row: Cliff McBride, Kenny Walden, Steve Ledford, Buddy Outz, Warren Morgan, Frank Bishop, Ryan Wofford, George Browning. Roger Penland, David Weaver, Charlie Davis, Mike West, Bo Hawkins, Boh Rhvner. Second Row: Steve Smith, Carol Norton, Mike Gault, Randy Morgan. Donald Hembree, Randy Seay, David Meredith, Mike Ellis, Mike Sexton. Charles Roberts, Wayne Hope, Don Smith. Third Row: Jimmy White, Dickie Kendall, Danny Cannon, Gene Pitts, Jimmy Fowler, Mike Lewis, Frank Wyatt, Lynn Lucck, John Powell, John Barron, Lam' Edwards, Ricky Burnett, Danny Smith. Michael Lovinggood. Fourth Row: Gary Bolt, James Cusick, Ronnie Swink, Lorn Wofford, David Horton, Robert Law'son, David West, Chris Anderson. Mike Williams, Barry Keeter, Wayne Corbin. Fifth Row: Gary Clements, Marshall Dukes, Mike Fuller, Tommy Weaver, Donnie Mitchell, Steve Raines, Jerry Stone, Ricky Mathis, Mike Brown, Marshall Morgan, Ray Switzer. Bobby Rice, Ray High. Sixth Row: Len Crowder, Cliff Walters, Michael Pruitt, Wayne Gregory, Chuck Snow, Garth Blanchard, Donald Gideon, Mike Hinson. Silas Shands, Gary Stribling, Richard Boyter, Tommy Earnhardt, Bari Smith. Seventh Row: Dean Carrigan, David Layton, Johnny Pettit, Ricky Suttles, Mark Smith, Dean Simmons, Richard Hines. Jim Montgomery, Roy Pettit, David Floyd, Mike Jennings, Irvin Hyder. FFA sponsors the annual Sweetheart Contest Bonnie Snow, Sweetheart; Maureen Reynolds, Runner-up. OFFICERS AND ADVISORS. David Peeler, Parliamentarian; Sonny Elam. Sentinel; Allen Puette, Secretary; Marion Finch, President; Mr. 1. B. Waters, Advisor; Jimmy Flynn, Vice-President; Robert Powers, Treasurer; Charles Hembree, Chaplain; Dean Moore. Historian. Absent when jricture was made: Mr. C. A. Puette, Advisor, Ricky Smith, Reporter. 15 First Row: Pam Thompson, Peggy Hines, Bonnie Kolbas, Donna O'Shields, Kathy Mahoney. Laurina Owens. Second Row: Lynn Moore, Linda Jarrett, Renee Boles, Ann Timmons, Sandra Car- rigan, Janice Lancaster. Kathy Shell. Frances Henderson. Third Row: Shirley Smith, Kathy McArthur, Brenda Quinn. Sandra Herndon, Betty Hill, Sandra Moore, Freida Tinsley, Marilyn Nesbitt, Kathy Finch. Fourth Row: Gwyn Henderson, Debbie Owens, Barbara Cowen, Dottie Wyatt. Vicky Towery, Sherry McArthur, Martha Cannon, Cathy DeSilva, Rebecca Hampton, Nancy Blanken, Kathy Henderson. DHS Chapt er of FHA sends representative to OCCUPATIONS CLASS. First Row: Mimi Beason, Rayna Suttles, Diane Smith, Judy Horton. Third Row: Linda Towery, Thompson, Vickey Long. Second Row: Pam Thompson, Wanda Beverly Andrews, Kathy Ward, Christine Cox, Jenny Babb. 16 First Row: Joyce Gilbert, Ann Rimer, Elaine Johnson, Annette Pittman, Ann Settle, Frieda Johns, Mary Ann Putnam. Bronwyn Cudd. Second Row: Wanda Suttles Rayna Thompson. Debbie Moore, Brenda Madden, Deborah Wood, Glenda Page, Mary Alice Com, Patti Morrison. Third Row: Linda Towery, Merle Garrett, Ann Adair. Susan Anderson, Sherry Pitts, Joanne Bishop. Pam Fowler, Nancy Dorsey. Fourth Row: Dianne Smith, Dyane Osborne, Ann Foster, Vicki Smith, Bonnie Snow, Paula Jackson. Billie Lee Orr, Cheryl Miller, Cindy Hayes. Fifth Row: Judy Horton. Kathy Ward, Beverly Andrews, Mimi Bcason, Christine Cox. Vicki Long, Sharon Bennett, Sandra Coleman, Terri Lambert, Vicki Hawkins. National Convention at Colorado State University OFFICERS AND ADVISORS. Mrs. Frances Dover, Advisor; Jeannette Anderson, President; Miss Roberta O’Shields, Advisor. Second Row: Debbie Clifton, Vice-President; Brenda Haynes, Secretary; Jennie Babb, Treasurer; Lynn Harrison, Reporter. Dormans chapter of the Future Home- makers Association, chartered in 1964, is a national organization which offers extra- curricular activities to all students presently or formerly enrolled in home economics. The primary aim of the FHA is to foster the development of leadership in home and community life. This year the chapter sent a representative to the National Convention at Colorado State University. The associ- ation participated in three main activities namely: an annual parent program, entry in state contests, and national observance of “FHA Week.” 117 Dorman Chorus sings at many local functions First Row: Susan Gaulden, Mickey Haddock, Johnny Poole, Horace Shell, Sue Lancaster, Sandra Coleman. Second Row: Joy Rhyncr, Robbie McCraw, Anne Poteat, Cheryl Miller, Ann Ramsey, Debra Hughes, Judy Cashwell, Sharon Bennett, Kathy Kirby, Debbie Moore, Becky Fleming. Third Row: Mary Pruitt, Brenda Layton. Maureen Wiley, Deborah Wyatt, Susan Anderson, Janet Belcher, Ruth McCluney, Mary Ann Raines, Brenda Madden, Becky Crow, Nancy Grizzle, Jean Layton. Fourth Rote: Stephanie Poole, Phyllis Bishop, Susan Peake, Karen Morgan, Joanne Bishop. Bennie West, Jill Co.xey, Marianna McKeown, Joni Smith, Judy Lawson, Kathy Petty, Karen West. Wanda Cromer, Cathy Turner. Fifth Row: Bonnie Costner, Marshall Holder, Donnie Rhodes, Mike Henderson, Johnny Moore, Chris Johnson, Steve Miller, Steve Corbin, David Lankford. Tony Casey. Sixth Row: Steve Bishop, John Moss, Grant Hooper, Billy Mauldin, Junior Brannon. Tony Henderson, Lamar Holt, Donnie Freeman, David Peeler, Danny llipp. Perry Owens, John Howard. Back Row: Steve Pratt. Bill Humphries, Dickie Whclchel, Larry Kerr, Keith Taylor, Phil McCall. Mike Davis, Danny Cannon, Robert Hodges. 118 GIKLS ENSEMBLE. First Row: Debbie Barnett. Kathy Bennett. Beth Sud- deth, Sheila Bowman, Beth Keid, Jamie Gowens. Susan Young, Billie Lee Orr, Jean O’Shields, Karen Campbell, Mary Ann Griffin. Sandra Cariens, Fenny Hines. Second Row: Teresa Tyner. Lewanna Caldwell, Terri Poteat. Luanne Gault, Natalia Ford, Jean Moon , Debbie McAbee, Naoini Alexander, Garnet Kianos, Becky Glenn, Kay Payne, Martha Costner. Sandra Adams, Cathy McHenry. Debbie Smith. Connie Millwood. Third Row: Nettie Joy, Debra Gaunce, Cynthia Picket, Crissv (Jtiinn, Kathy Biddle, Annette Watson, Audrey Whitworth, Melody Rollins, Louise Habano, Ann Crocker, Mary Ruth Allcnder, Marilyn Nesbitt, Alma Waddell, Annie Aspy, Anne Johnson. Marilyn Mi Knight, Rene Moss. Fourth Row: Vonnie McMillan. Patricia Sherliert, Sandra Fowler, Denise Chesney, Sherri Morn.in, Donna Gooslman, Barbara Bennett, Eva Fridy, Becky Abernathy. Susan Brown, Becky Williams, Jackie Hall, Frances Wyatt, Shirley Striblinn. Patricia Smith, Linda Jarrett, Pam Poteat, Pam lar. Fifth Row: Betty Way, Lynn Owens, Debbie Kennedy, Debbie Stephens, Jan Lancaster, Patricia Medford, Debra Lanford. Susan Humphries, Deidra Wilson, Jenny Holder, Cindy GosnelL Cathy Tillotson, Renee Hughes, Donna Hall, Teri Strange, Stephanie Cooksey. Girls—Boys Ensembles enter state contests BOYS’ ENSEMBLE. First Row: Phil McCall. Mickey Haddock. Dean Sim- mons, Mike Henderson, Marshall Holder, Lamar Holt. Second Row: Steve Pratt. John Howard. Junior Brannon. Donnie Rhodes, Tony Henderson. Billy Mauldin. Larry Kerr. Keith Taylor. Third Row: Perry Owens, Steve Corbin, Danny Cannon, David Peeler, Mike Davis. Eddie Parham, Dickie Whelchel, David Lankford. Robert Hodges. Fourth Row: Ronnie Costner, Donnie Free- man, Steve Miller, Johnny Poole, Horace Shell, Johnny Moore, Danny llipp, Chris Johnson, John Moss, Bill Humphries. Tony Casey. 119 First Row: Nancy Grizzle, Judy Lawson, Debra Hughes. Ann Ramsey, Sandra Coleman, Sharon Bennett, Judy Cashwell. Anne Poteat, Jill Coxey. Second Row: Bennie West, Kathy Bennett, Susan Peake, Joni Smith. Jean Moore, Cynthia Pickel, Cheryl Miller, Kathy Kirby, Jean Layton, Becky Crow. Third Row: Janet Belcher, Cathy Turner, Luanne Gault, Stephanie Poole, Marianna McKeown, Susan Anderson, Susan Young, Kathy Petty, Debbie Smith, Wanda Cromer, Lewanna Caldwell, Sheila Bow- man. Fourth Row: David Lankford, Mickey Haddock, Tony Henderson, Steve Miller, Grant Hooper, Johnny Poole. Lamar Holt, Johnny Moore, Horace Shell, Steve Corbin, Billy Mauldin, Donnie Rhodes. Music Club entertains members with banquet The Dorman High School Music Club, a member of the National Federation of Music Clubs, initiated 35 new members in October of 1969. Highlights of the Music Club activities this year included the annual banquet for new members, a performance for the Roger Huntington Nursing Home, and attendance to the State Music Club Convention in April of 1970. The goal of the Dorman High Music Club was to promote the performance and enjoy- ment of good music in all phases of school life at Dorman. OFFICERS. Miss Mary Frances Gosncll, Advisor; Sue Lancaster, Treas- urer; Karen Morgan, Secretary; Tony Casey, Vice-President; Marshall Holder, President. 120 OFFICERS. First Row: Jeannette Anderson, Jimmy Fraley, Terri Lambert. Second Rote: Bill Huckeba, Austin Bobo, Jeri Proffitt, Mary Alice Coni ,Brenda Haynes, Marshall Winn. Randy Mathis. Rack Row: I)oug Ellwood. DIRECTORS. Mr. Joe Martin, Mr. Larry Cromer. Band displays talent during Wofford halftime BRASS. First Row: Jimmy Ballenger, Mark Smith, Jimmy Fraley. Gaye Stevens, Mary Hendley, Marshall Winn, Bill Huckeba. Second Row: Brice Deal, Al Hendley, Benny Mason, Lee Perry, Mike Henderson, Austin Bobo, Doug Ellwood. Third Row: Jerry Lancaster, Greg Rhodes, Buddy Morgan, Mike Haynes, Mark Simpson, Billy Shirah. Fourth Row: Hal Pettit, Len Reed, Frank Rice, Sidney Tuck, Mike Lanford. Steve Winn. 121 WOODWIND. First Row: Mary Nyhart, Jeannette Anderson, Denise Pettit, Mary Alice Com, Terri Lambert, Ann Settle, Lynn Harrison. Second Row: Jeanne Anderson, Joyce Lipscomb, Bar- bara Burdette, Judy Eubanks, Sandra Herndon, Shirley McAllister, Pat Poteat. Third Row: David Shealy, Tom Hoover, Joe Alex- ander, Townsend McChesney, Scott Deal, Ernie Thigpen, Robert Rambow. Dorman High School Marching Cavaliers capture PERCUSSION. First Row: Rick Dizbon, Chris Anderson. Second Row: Burt Hoffman, Jeanie Ritter, Laurina Owens, Eddie Parham. DRUM MAJOR. Randy Mathis. 122 COLOR GUARD. First How: Amy Hendrix, Rhonda Sellars, Sandra Peterson, Donna Moyer, Janice Doyle. Vicki McAbee. Second How: Jeri Proffitt, Meg Larson, Jane Gray, Frieda Johns, Diane Amos, Deborah Wood, Susan Foster. Third How: Carol Wood, Kathy Taylor, Debbie Duvall. Glenda Page, Karen Frey, Mary Ann Putnam, Brenda Haynes. the state Four-A championship at Columbia 23 Junior Civitans clean the stadium after games OFFICERS AND ADVISOR. Seated: Rick Adelman. President; Steve Collins, Vice-President; Mr. Al Viehman, Advisor. Standing: Kenneth Boiter, Secretary; Lamar Holt. Treasurer: Horace Shell. Chaplain. Striving to practice its motto, “Builders of Good Citizenship,” the Junior Civitan served its school and community throughout the past year. Under the direction of Mr. Albert Viehman, the club worked with its sponsor, the Sunrise Civi- tan Club of Spartanburg, on several projects. Along with other projects, the Junior Civitan Club cleaned the football stadium after home games, and also cleaned the student parking area. As well as assisting in the Homecoming Ceremony, the club donated money to the new baseball field and to the March of Dimes campaign. The major project, an annual fruit cake sale, was the most successful in the club’s history. To finish the year, a delegation attended the junior Civitan and Civinette Convention in Myrtle Beach. First Row: David Layton, David Hancock, Jack Anderson, Jim Foster, Sandy Whisenant, Mac Taylor. Second Row: David Lankford, Junior Brannon. Bill Bridges, Phillip Gregory, Ronnie Costner, Mai Caldwell, Jim Pitts. Back Row: Steve Burgess, Brent McAbee, Bill Kimbrell, John Kusztos, Phil Compton, Johnny Poole, Steve Morgan. Wade White, Mark Edwards. 124 First Row: Mary Ann Putnam, Judy Lawson, Judy Cashwell, Glenda Page, Deborah Wood, Kathy Bennett, Elaine Johnson. Second Row: Sherri Morgan, Lisa Eubanks, Jeannette Anderson, Mary Ann Griffin, Judy Eubanks, Jeanne Anderson, Wanda Cromer. Third Row: Gail Jones, Susan Gaulden, Eva Fridy, Deidra Wilson. Jennifer Sherbert, Mary Hendley, Judy Waddle, Joan Riddle, Gay Stevens, Vicki Butler, Barbara Burdette, Rhonda Sellars, Ann Settle. Anchor Club donates risers for school’s use OFFICERS AND ADVISOR. First Row: Sharon Bennett, President; Debbie Clifton, Vice-President; Jill Coxey, Secretary; Sandra Coleman, Treasurer. Back Row: Sandra Fowler, Junior Director; Peggy Taylor, Junior Director. Lynn Harrison, Senior Director. Absent when pictures made: Mrs. Betty White, Advisor. During the summer months Anchor Club members worked in the Youth Em- ployment for Summer office sponsored by Snelling Snelling personnel consultants. To start the new year the girls served as guides for new students at registration and also aided parents at the first PTA. As service projects, the Anchor Club do- nated $25.00 to the Red Cross, $50.00 to the Goodfellows, and collected donations in the Cystic Fibrosis and Muscular Dys- trophy drives. Members also aided a fellow student at Christmas. As their main money making projects, members sold candy and operated con- cession stands for varsity and junior varsity football games. 25 Firrt Row: Randy Mathis, Jimmy Ballenger, Doug Caton, Jack Mickey Haddock, Benny Mason. Third Row: Al Hendley, Town- Case,, Randy Gidaro, Dante Huckeba. Second Row: Billy Shirah, send McChesney, Mark Smith, Joe Bobo, Chris Anderson, Steve Len Reed. Dennis Settle, Dickie Whelchel. Brice Deal, Hal Pettit, Winn, Joe Alexander, Mark Simpson. Key Club supplies students with annual covers OFFICERS. First Row: Jimmy Fraley. Secretary; Marshall Winn, President; Dean Israel (Inactive). Second Row: Ernie Thigpin, Sophomore Director; Doug Ellwood, Vice-President; Phil Sinclair, Assistant Secretary; Mr. Ronald Killian, Advisor. Back Row: Bill Huckeba, Treasurer; Austin Bobo, Senior Director. Affiliated with the Key Club International and sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Spartanburg, the Dorman High School Key Club enjoyed a successful year. As a Christmas project members chose four needy youngsters and provided them with toys and clothes. Members also aided a Christian Drama Group in a local church by operating tapes and setting the stage for their play. The club donated $50 to the Spartan- burg Foundation and added spirit to the pep rallies with signs. 126 Cavalettes aid students with cheering folders OFFICERS AND ADVISOR. First Row: Ann Ramsey, President; Debra Hughes, Secretary; Mrs. Banna Maloney, Advisor. Second Row: Lewanna Caldwell, Vice-President; Marianna McKeown. Business Manager; Sue Peake. Treasurer. The Cavalettes continued their project of mailing newsletters to Dorman gradu- ates now stationed in Viet Nam. Service projects undertaken were collecting do- nations for Muscular Dystrophy and a ten- dollar donation to the Goodfellows. To raise money, members sold rah-phones and booklets containing the school’s cheers. First Row: Martha Fowler, Marilyn McKnight, Vicki Allen. Bronwvn Guild, Cathy Hughey, Mary Pruitt, Sophia Dean. Second Row: Barbara Bennett. Sheila Bowman, joni Smith, Marguerite Stokes, Michelle Jolly, Terri Poteat. Sandra Allen, Diane Amos, Vonnie McMillan. Third Row: Jeri Kearse, Judy Norton, Carolyn McKnight, Jane Ready, Mary Ruth Allender, Mary Lynn Cheek, Kathy Caldwell, Sue Lancaster. Teresa Tyner, Kay Payne, Becky Stokes. 127 Interact Club sells Fighting Cavalier pennants Sponsored by the Spartanburg Rotary Club, the Interact Club sent representatives to their weekly luncheons. The club helped promote the football bonfire, sold Dorman High pennants, and aided the com- munity by collecting for Cystic Fibrosis. By raising and lowering the Hag daily, the Interact Club served the school. OFFICERS AND ADVISOR. Mr. Bobby McDaniel, Advisor; Allen Puctte, Treasurer; Mike Trexler, Senior Representative; Jack Steele, Junior Representative� Benny Coleman, President; Wayne Gardner. Secretary; Tim Hartsell. Vice-President. First Row: David Glenn, Don Francis, David Morris, Lonnie McGinnis, Andrew Hodges, Mike Thompson, Freddy Graham. Second Row: Phillip Roper, Larry Shaw. Charlie Calvert, Lynn Morris, Buddy Com, E. L. Outz, Mike Kirkland, David Miller. Third Row: Richard Givins, Frank Wyatt, Torn Hayes, Harold Outz, Jack Cowan, Johnny Moore. Larry Kelly. 128 First Row: Brenda Gilbert, Brenda Madden,, Pam O'Shields, Debbie Moore, Joyce Gilbert, Becky Fleming. Second Row: Sandra Peterson, Mary Alice Com, Susan Anderson. Marsha Painter, Susan Wheatley, Jean Moore. Third Row: Luanne Gault, Carol Gowan. Donna Pettit, Delou Shaw, Susan Humphries, Debbie Smith, Debra Hunsucker, Stephanie Cooksey, Terri Strange, Becky Crow. Fourth Row: Paula Hayes, Jeri Weir, Cindy Gosnell, Becky Glenn, Allen Switzer, Theresa Peters, Donna Goodman, Debbie McAbce. Astra Members collect donations for charities OFFICERS AND ADVISOR. Jean Layton, President; Bonnie Kolbas, Vice-President; Mrs. Karla Dukes. Advisor; Donna O’Shields, Secretary; Pam Conroy, Treasurer. During the school year 1969-1970, the Astra Club proved serviceable to the community. Under the leadership of Mrs. Karla Dukes, the club was involved in several projects. Among these were collecting for Muscular Dystrophy and Cystic Fibrosis. Members gath- ered useful items for a needy family. Selling tupperware was the main money- making project of the year. 129 Art Club places oil painting in lunch room The school year 1969-1970 served as an organ- izational year for the Art Club at Dorman. Among their activities was the election of officers and the appointment of committees. Four meet- ings were held during the year. Some featured guest speakers, and others served as social meetings. A large oil painting was made by the members and this painting was hung in the school lunch- room. OFFICERS. Dyane Osborne, Secretary; Cathy Malone, Vice-Presi- dent. Standing: Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor, Advisor; Ronnie Deaton. President; Darrel Massey, Treasurer. First Row: Amy Hendrix, Martha Fowler, Kay Mason, Marsha Painter, Kristi McCullough, Jackie McDonald, Debra Cowan. Betty Jo Williams, Shirley Smith. Second Row: Joyce Alverson, Renee Boles. Valerie Rice, Beth Hughes, Brenda Gilbert, Sonya Bailey, Elaine Caldwell. Norma Pettit, Kathy Ross, Norma Mitchell, Jan Taylor. Back Row: Ricky Byars, Joel Morrow, Lynn Newton, Richard Debus, Edward Peeler. William Smith, Billy Clayton, Jack Cowan, Steve Deaton. 130 Business Careers learn of job opportunities First Row: Elaine Zimmerman. Vicki Hawkins, Jeanette Caldwell, Sanders, Patricia Sherbert, Dianne Blanken, Sandi Lindsey. Third Carol Gowan, Joan Riddle, Anita Caldwell. Judy Everett. Second Row: Deborah Wyatt, Sally Jo Moore, Donna Rhodes, Debbie Row: Laverne Gwinn. Brenda Layton, Susan Brown. Marie Blackwood, Paula Holcombe, Linda Brooks, Kay Mason. Chess Club members participate in tournaments First Row: Billy Cannon, Steve Deaton, Bill Kimbrell, Billy Clayton, Darrel Massey, Ronnie Loflin. Second Row: Ernie Goodman, Steve McNeely, Mike Henderson, Scott Johnson, Steve Harvey. Terry Leonard. 131 The line-up!!!! Stretch! and have some Light and Lively. Oh, shut up!!!! JV Cheerleaders support Fighting Cavaliers JV CHEERLEADERS. Left to Right: Terri Strange, Cindy Cosnell. Susan Humphries, Donna Goodman, Sandra Allen, Jen Kearse. 132 Cheerleaders arouse student spirit and support KATHY CALDWELL, Co-Captain MARY LYNN CHEEK, Head Cheerleader SANDRA COLEMAN DEBRA HUGHES CATHY HUGHEY LUANNE CAULT SUE LANCASTER SUE PEAKE TERESA TYNER Pep Club decorates school with spirited signs OFFICERS AND ADVISOR. Jane Ready, President; Mrs. Gerry Babb, Advisor; Marianna McKeown, Vice-President; Elaine Johnson. Secretary; Jill Coxey, Treasurer; Brenda Richards, Historian; Sophia Dean, Business Manager. The main purpose of the Pep Club was to support not only the athletic teams but also any projects undertaken by the school. Corsages were sold at Homecom- ing, and members spent many hours work- ing on posters which were displayed in the halls. To provide money for new uni- forms for the track team, the club sold Dorman High School decals. First Row: Dale McCluney. Ladell Humphries. Al Hendlcy. Lee Perry. Randy West. Second Row: Sara Hodge, Charlene Scruggs, Pam Shelton, Marlene Kelly, Jan Johnson, Jan Taylor, Mary Ann Griffin, Becky Stokes, Vickey Guffey. Third Row: Norma Mitchell, Garnet Kianos, Jeanette Caldwell, Sonya Bailey, Vicki Hawkins. Ann Ramsey, Debbie Moore, Ruth McCluney. Back Row: Patti Simmons, Doris Hannon, Kay Mason, Susan Anderson, Debbie Finch, Paula Scales. Jennifer Jones, Mary Ruth Allcnder, Stephanie Bailey, Joanne Bishop. 134 FORMER MEMBERS. First Row: Cathy Hughey, Teresa Tyner, Sandra Coleman, Debra Hughes, Mary Lynn Cheek, Kathy Cald- well. Second Row: Mr. D. L. Shearer, Mr. Curtis Threatt, Judy Cashwell, Sharron Bennett, Janie Bennett. Martha Fowler, Mr. Wade Com. Third Row: Eddie Mason, Larry Shaw, Stan Stokes, Mike Toner, Bruce Gilbert, Eddie Smith. Phillip Gregory, Tim Hartsell. Fourth Row: Steve Morgan, Jimmy Ballinger, Benny Coleman. Mike Trexler, Larry Kelly, Brent McAbee, Decide Spake, Rick Smith, John Kusztos. Fifth Row: Myles Alexander, Phillip Roper, Darrell Blanton, David Glenn, Harold Outz, Charlie Calvert, Dean Israel, Danny Cox, Steve Bishop. Block D honors Dorman’s sports participants NEW MEMBERS. First Row: Sue Peake. Luanne Gault. Second Row: David Mason, Lynn Morris, Mai Caldwell, Frank Wyatt, Tom Hayes, Jack Steele. Third Row: David Bullington, Al Clark. Buddy Com. Terry Vineyard, Dante Huckeba. Buck Row: Richard Henderson, John Hall. Freddie Graham, Dale Pmitt, Bobby Rainwater. 135 MANAGERS. Lynn Newton, Billy Mauldin. Johnny Nix. COACHES. Head Coach Wade Com. Todd Heldreth. Jim Jack. Don Shearer, Curtis Threatt. Staff strives to instill team pride and unity SCOREBOARD Dorman . 21 Union . . . . 0 Dorman . 7 Parker . . . . 21 Dorman . 0 Anderson . . . 17 Dorman . 21 Byrnes . . . . 14 Dorman . 8 Lancaster . . . 30 Dorman . 8 Greenville . . . 20 Dorman . 7 Wade Hampton . 20 Dorman . 0 Gaffney . . . 34 Dorman . 0 Spartanburg . . 16 Dorman . 6 Woodruff . . . 6 CENTERS. Frank Wyatt. Eddie Mason. Stan Stokes. 138 FULLBACKS. Tom Hayes, Dcckie Spake, Phillip Roper. QUA RTF R BACKS. Chuck Rogers, Terry Vineyard, Tim Hartsell, Larry Kelly. Football players begin summer prep at Skyuka ENDS. Rick Smith. Bill McAndrew. Mike Toner. Larry Shaw. Danny Cox, Charlie Calvert. Al Clark 139 Defense proves tough obstacle for opposition HALFBACKS. Freddie Graham. Bruce Gilbert. Buddy Corn. Steve Bishop. TACKLES. First Row: Jerry Johnson Darrell Blanton, Tern- Vinson, John Hayes, Phillip Gregory-, Kevie Green, Doug Painter. Hall. Bobby Rainwater. Second Row: Eddie Smith, Keith GUARDS. Richard Henderson, Larry Cromer, Dante Huckeba. Myles Alexander, Dale Pruitt, David Bullington. 140 DHS Fighting Cavaliers headed by 18 seniors LARRY KELLY BRUCE GILBERT STAN STOKES PHILIP GREGORY CHARLIE CALVERT LARRY SHAW Quarterback Halfback Center Tackle End End DARRELL BLANTON DECKIE SPAKE STEVE BISHOP Tackle Captain Halfback Fullback DANNY COX LARRY CROMER RICK SMITH End Guard End EDDIE MASON Center TIM HARTSELL Captain Quarterback MIKE TONER End EDDIE SMITH Tackle PHILLIP ROPER Fullback MYLES ALEXANDER Guard 141 Line-up shows surprising sophomore strength I— First Row: Kenny Tuck, Wade White, Mai Caldwell, Doug Hughes, E. L. Outz, Cliff Walters, Gary Bolt. Tony Henderson. Second Row: David Anderson, Steve Cash, Marty Sherrod, Mike Kirkland, Eddie Phillips, Ronny Cowen, Harold Smith. Third Row: Monty James, Manager; David Hancock. Billy Kianos, Byron Heath, Ray Murray, Dennis Wingo, Dean Hammett. Fourth Row: Carol Smith, Manager; Jimmy Fowler, Jim Foster, Mac Taylor, Rusty Montgomery, Richard Waldrop, Ray Palmer, Eric Harrill. SCOREBOARD Dorman . . 14 Dorman . . 0 Dorman . . 14 Dorman . . 6 Dorman . . 8 Dorman . . 6 Dorman . . 0 Dorman . . 6 Wade Hampton 20 Spartanburg . . 13 Gaffney........20 Byrnes.........26 Greer...........14 Gaffney........14 Spartanburg . . 19 Byrnes..........26 Coach Wade Com awards Mike Kirkland a trophy for Most Valuable player on the Junior Varsity football team. 142 Cally Gault, head football coach at Presbyterian College, gives inspiring talk to athletes and guests. Coach of PC speaks at annual football banquet 143 JV team displays its skills throughout season SCOREBOARD Dorman . . . 30 Rock Hill . . . . 49 Dorman . . . 35 Lancaster . . . . 32 Dorman . . . 47 Wade Hampton . 33 Dorman . . . 45 Chapman . . . . 23 Dorman . . . 35 Lancaster . . . . 23 Dorman . . . 37 Gaffney .... . 43 Dorman . . . 37 Wade Hampton . 43 Dorman . . . 50 Anderson . . . . 37 Dorman . . . 28 Rock Hill . . . . 30 Dorman . . . 46 Chapman . . . . 21 Dorman . . . 46 Spartanburg . . . .54 Dorman . . . 56 Greenville . . . . 33 Dorman . . . 37 Parker .... . 41 Dorman . . . 42 Anderson . . . . 33 Dorman . . . 53 Spartanburg . . . 38 Dorman . . . 43 Parker .... . 38 Dorman . . . 69 Gaffney .... . 62 Dorman . . . 43 Greenville . . . . 38 COACHES AND MANAGER: Coach Al Viehman, Manager Carroll Smith, Coach Todd Hcldreth. First Row: Jimmy Fowler, Mike Brown, Terry Vineyard, Mike Kirkland, E. L. Out . Kenny Tuck. Second Row: Cliff Walters, Mac Taylor, Ray Palmer, Ron Cowen, Kenny Compton, Stanley Hudgins. Third Row: Buddy Com, Bill Humphries, Monty James, Sammy Cheek, Marty Blanton. Fourth Row: Al Clark, David Morris, Ralph Hanna, James Benchoff, Joe Bobo. 144 Left to Right: Lonnie McGinnis, Benny Coleman, Tom Hayes, Larry Kelly, Harold Outz, Mike Trexler, Jack Steele, Don Francis, Larry Shaw, David Glenn, Andrew Hodges, Wayne Gardner, Frank Wyatt. Dorman places second in Sertoma Tournament LYNN MORRIS, MAL CALDWELL Managers SCOREBOARD Dorman 57 Rock Hill . . 62 Dorman 70 I ancaster . . 72 Dorman 64 Wade Hampton 73 Dorman , 75 Chapman . . 53 Dorman 90 Lancaster . . 75 Dorman 68 Gaffney . . 64 Dorman 61 Wade Hampton 64 Dorman 55 Anderson . . 57 Dorman . 44 Rock Hill . . 58 Dorman . 80 Chapman . . 71 Dorman . 40 Spartanburg . 77 Dorman 66 Greenville . . 77 Dorman . 65 Parker . . . 79 Dorman . 46 Anderson . . 65 Dorman . 63 Spartanburg . 60 Dorman . 50 Parker . . . 98 Dorman . 39 Gaffney . . 24 Dorman . 57 Greenville . . 69 145 Senior basketball BENNY COLEMAN Guard players lead varsity DAVID GLENN Guard team LARRY KELLY Center LARRY SHAW Center MIKE TREXLER Forward Senior tracksters help compile good record First Row: Bruce Gilbert. John Kusztos, Larry Cromer, Rick Stan Stokes, Larry Shaw, Mike Trexler, Phillip Gregory, Jimmy Smith, Steve Miller. Jack Cowan. Second Row: Charlie Calvert, Ballinger. 146 First Row: Marshall Morgan, Ryan Wofford, Marty Blanton. Keith Bates. David Revan, Mai Caldwell, David Anderson. Second Row: Marty Sherrod, Terry Vinson, Doug Hughes, Cliff Walters, Buddy Corn. Eric Harril, Bill Bridges, David Salyer. Third Row: Mike Alderson, Billy Kianos, Jerry Johnson, David Anderson. Monty James, James Benchoff, Ralph Hanna, Keith Hayes, David Mason, Chris Anderson. Rusty Montgomery. Lynn Reed. Joel Morrow. Track team trains boys to be physically fit COACHES: Mr. Monty King, Mr. Sid Allred. Mr. Curtis Threatt. MANAGERS: Lynn Newton, Carroll Smith, Billy Mauldin. 147 COACHES: Mr. Todd Hcldreth. Mr. Al Vichman. JV BASEBALL. First Row: Dean Carrigan, Dennis Wingo, Frank Sexton, Bobby Duvall. Doug Marlow, Mike Thompson. Norman Cowan. Second Row: Steve Groom, Danny Smith, Joe Bobo, Doug Painter, Eddie Phillips. Larry Edwards. James Jones. Baseball team begins season with new coaches First Row: Larry Kerr, Freddie Graham, Kenny Tuck, Bill Hum- Dennis Wingo. Second Row: Benny Coleman, Larry Kelly. Al Clark, phries, Frank Wyatt, Tim Hartsell, Terry Vinyard, Mike Hinson, David Bullington, David Morris. Harold Outz, Sammy Nelson. 148 Experienced senior members lead baseball team BENNY COLEMAN TIM HARTSELL LARRY KELLY HAROLD OUTZ 149 JIM FOSTER, MYLNOR BEACH Sophomores MR. JIM JACK Coach Golf team shows promising spirit during season DAVID GLENN Senior DEAN ISRAEL Senior JACK STEELE Junior 150 First Row: Mack Taylor, Tom Haves, Frank Wyatt. Steve Bishop, Al Clark, Buddy Corn. Eddie Phillips. Second Row: Danny Cox, David Bullington, Charlie Calvert, Eddie Smith, Phillip Roper, Joe Boho, Rusty Montgomery, Monty James, Bill McAnilrew. Third Row: Dale Pruitt, Miles Alexander, John Hall, Dante Huckeba, Stan Stokes, Keith Hayes, David Anderson, E. L. Outz, Jimmy Fowler. Fourth Row: Byron Heath, Kevie Greene, Deckie Spake. Cliff Walters, Terry Vineyard, Doug Hughes, Steve Morgan, David Glenn, Mike Trexler, Richard Waldrop, John Kusztos, Wade White. Fifth Row: Bobbv Rainwater, Freddie Graham, Bruce Gilbert, Larry Shaw, Phillip Gregory, Jim Foster, Keith Bates, Kenny Tuck, Gary Bolt. FCA instills Christian attitude in athletes OFFICERS: Tim Hartsell, President; Darrell Blanton, Vice-Presi- dent: Benny Coleman, Secretary. David Hancock. Treasurer. The Fellowship of Christian Athletes is an organization that promotes Christian activities, and it is composed of athletes from all sports. Each summer the organization sponsors five boys to go to the national camp. Also during April members go to a regional conference composed of local schools. 151 — Colleges and organizations award top honors JEANNETTE ANDERSON SHARON BENNETT AVA JENNINGS FRIEDA JOHNS GAIL JONES Member of Top Ten arul Bin Four—Bus. Education KATHY KIRBY AUSTIN BOBO MYRA LINDSEY MARY ANN PUTNAM MARSHALL WINN Star Student JENNY BABB JIMMY FLYNN GRANT HOOPER Homemaking Agriculture Industrial Arts 154 to Dorman High School’s Top Ten and Big Four FORTY POINT AWARD WINNERS. First Row: Jeannette Anderson, Sophia Dean, Gail Jones, Mary Ann Putnam. Second Rmc: Mary Alice Corn, Margaret Lynch, Phillip Gregory, Mike Trexler, Austin Bobo, Ann Ramsey, Sandra Coleman. Third Row: Dean Simmons, Mickey Haddock, Allen Puette, Sue Lancaster. Sharon Bennett, Judy Cashwell, Bill Huckeba, Jimmy Fraley, Marshall Winn, Benny Coleman. Fourth Row: Susan Caulden, Anne Poteat, Randy Gidaro, David Glenn, Harold Outz, Tim Hartsell. Myra Lindsey. 155 AUSTIN BOBO. Mr. PAR JEANNETTE ANDERSON, Miss PAR Outstanding honors given to school leaders PHILLIP GREGORY, King Teen DAVID GLENN, Student Council President Seated: Vicki Butler, Marianna McKeown. Standing: Steve Pratt, Bill Bridges. Four Furman scholars chosen from Junior Class GIRLS’ STATE. Alternates on Left: Ann Poteat, Jill Coxey. Delegates on Right: Mary Ruth Allender, Sue Lancaster. BOYS’ STATE. 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Enjoy Life—Eat Out Often — Electronic Curb Service Catering THE DIXIE BURGER Closed Sundays for Church and Rest 166 Good Foods for the home... There's one near you 167 Reeves Brothers, Inc. Through its cooperation with many Dorman projects, has aided your High School career. WE ARE STILL INTERESTED IN YOU! LET US HELP YOU BEGIN A NEW LIFE . . . A CAREER IN TEXTILES. REEVES BROTHERS, INC. FAIRFOREST FINISHING DIVISION DRAWER F. FAIRFOREST, S. C. FAIRFOREST NURSERY COMPANY Compliments of Hives Family DRAWER F FAIRFOREST, SOUTH CAROLINA LOCATED 1-85 SOUTH EXIT 41 LIGON’S DRUG STORE 106 EAST MAIN STREET SPARTANBURG, S. C. Personal Service I ANULIS COUNTRY STORE Complete Line of Groceries FRESH MEATS PRODUCE — DELIVERY SERVICE Opf.n Monday thuoi gh Sati'rday 7:30 A. M. - 6 P. M. FAIRFOREST, SOUTH CAROLINA PHONE 576-9981 168 W. C. HYATT AND SONS TEXACO DISTRIBUTORS IN ROEBUCK Gas and Home Fuels + + + PHONE 576-6297 ROEBUCK, SOUTH CAROLINA ’tjr'tLt' feat to btmku a SPARTANBURG 0 B GSCS and tMSgff COMPANY Memb«r Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation KATHLEEN’S FLOWERS FRUITS . . . FLOWERS . . . CANDIES . . . GIFTS 806 II11,i .crest Shopping Center Specializing in catering: Complete wedding service— parties—Rentals of silverware and Crystal Telephone 585-8478 16? COMPLIMENTS OF SMITH’S ECONOMY PHARMACY In The Schuyler” PHONE: 588-5496 SPARTANBURG, S. C. This is why electric service bills were lower 30 years ago. Then, Piedmont Carolinians used about one-tenth the electricity they do now as they enjoy over 160 appliances that contribute to carefree living. But today, for a home served by Duke Power, the average cost per kilowatt hour is about half what it was 30 years ago. That’s why we say electricity is today’s biggest value. Duke Power 0$$ SCOVILL OAKVILLE DIVISION John Dritz Sons SCOVILLE MANUFACTURING COMPANY SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA 29801 Notions and Art Needlework C. B. AND G. W. SEAY General Merchandise Box 127 Phone 588-3016 HILL HAVEN BARBER SHOP Bi.ackstook Road Phone 576-9908 Sfartanbi-rg. Sodth Carolina PRICE'S STORE FOR MEN 118 NORTH CHURCH STREET SPARTANBURG, S. C. PHONE 582-5701 170 ROEBUCK LUMBER COMPANY, INC BUILDING MATERIALS. HARDWARE. AND COAL + + + ROEBUCK. SOUTH CAROLINA PHONE 576-5533 Compliments of ORIN W. BEACH CROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY, INC. Spartanburg's Only Complete Janitor Supply House Spartanburg, South Carolina 171 232 UNION STREET TELEPHONE 583-6308 THE GEER DRUG COMPANY Service Wholesale Druggist CHARLESTON — GREENVILLE — SPARTANBURG South Carolina's Largest Plymouth Dealer MARION BURNSIDE MOTORS, INC. P. O. BOX 5528 1-85 AT NEW CUT ROAD SPARTANBURG. S. C. 29801 Plymouth. Valiant—International Truck Dealers The Dealer of Integrity” Dial 583-3546 HOPE MOORE Used Cars S. L. (Sam) Hope—W. W. (Bill) Moon 665 W. Main St. Spartanburg, S. C. BOGAN'S ATLANTIC Tires - Batteries and Accessories Pick-up and Delivery Service— Road Service Route 1, Highway 1-85 57 Spartanburg. S. C. Phone 582-9477 JARRETT SONS, INC. Trucking . . . Insured Haulers Cotton, Cotton Waste and Textile Machinery Hauling Our Specialty OFFICE: Dial 576-3820 Home 576-1809 P. O. BOX 847, SPARTANBURG, S. C. Compliments of NU-IDEA SCHOOL SUPPLY CO., INC. SUMTER, S. C. Complete line of School equipment. School furniture. Church Pews. Pulpit Furniture, Choir Chairs, Sunday School Furniture. Established 1921 172 FAIRFOREST SERVICE CENTER AND HOPE FUEL COMPANY Complete Automotive Servicing Watchdog Service P. O. BOX 197 FAIRFOREST, SOUTH CAROLINA W. T. Pop Hope H. Glenn Hope DAN CRAWLEY'S RADIO AND TV SERVICE Curtis Mathes—T. V. Sales Service Chunk Edge, Owner Phone 588-1108 272 Rkidvili.f, Road Spartanburg, S. C. MYERS PUMPS Pump and Lighting Company Wholesale and Retail Water Systems • Sprinkling Systems Plumbing Supplies Phone 582-5817 722 Hayne Street Spartanburg, S. C. SMITH'S PARK HILLS DRUGS. INC. 759 Reiovii.le Ri . Spartanburg, S. C. . •UOOOOOOUOOOOCXXAXX V XXJ AAXAKXX X XXXX X XXX XXX Good Old Fashioned « TlKJ 'it • '5s American Way Of Thrift 1 f VxxiouOIXXXXXAXXXJWXXXXXXXAAAXJ E .MNUUWUMXMNO DAVE CANTRELL'S BARBER SHOP 7708 Asheville Highway Spartanburg, S. C. MILLER'S GIFT SHOP Where There's a Gift for Every Giver 761 Reidvillk Rii. Spartanburg, S. C. Phone 585-5311 173 CHAMPION SHELL SERVICE HOME FUEL OIL INC. 859 Hayne Street Spartanburg, South Carolina Phone 582-9279 Phone 576-0441 Fairforest, S. C. Quality Fuel Oils and Service—Don Dill Locally Owned and Operated by—Ned West T oimeA lunch ARCADIA, SOUTH CAROLINA Quick Service • Quality Food Compliments of KEN CO. Ken's Cash and Carry Spartanburg, S. C. FAIRFOREST BARBER SHOP We Need Your Head In Our Business” Fairforest, South Carolina CONGRATULATIONS FROM THE SPARTAN SHOP TOWN AND COUNTRY SPORTSWEAR CAREER AND CASUAL SHOP JUNIOR GALLERY at Hie fty.Wfinijji Cb. 174 WOODWARD SALES CO. Distributor TOM'S TOASTED PEANUTS . . . PEANUT BUTTER SANDWICHES . . . DELICIOUS CANDIES POTATO CHIPS PHONE 576-2060 FAIRFOREST, SOUTH CAROLINA FAIRFOREST FENCE, FUEL, OIL. AND COAL CO. OFFICE 576-4405 HOME 576-4892 FAIRFOREST, SOUTH CAROLINA H. A. WILSON, Owner and Operator HOUSE OF 555 Village Shopping Center Spartanburg South Carolina Phone 585-3294 MOSS EVANS Office Machines, Supplies and Equipment Telephone 583-2754 Spartanburg, S. C. A B AQUARIUM Aquariums - Fish - Gift Certificates Complete Line of Supplies Tropical Fish and Supplies • Pets and Pet Supplies Armand and Bonnie Johnson, Owners 9117 Greenville Highway, Spartanburg, S. C. Dial 576-4995 Compliment of GREENEWALD’S, INC. CORNER OF MAIN AND CHURCH HILLCREST SHOPPING CENTER SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA 175 BOBO OFFICE SUPPLY. INCORPORATED PHONE 585-0351 P. O. BOX 5082 113 WEST MAIN STREET SPARTANBURG, S. C. RHODES AUTO BODY SHOP 1040 SOUTH CHURCH STREET EXT. SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA PHONE 583-2210 S I UVE UVE 01NT s KAoAuamJui C mJbo uL, Ttoc. TEXTILE MACHINERY Equipment—Supplies—Accessories P. O. Box 202—Telephone (803) 239-7621 Greenville, South Carolina 29602 SNAP-ON TOOLS CORPORATION 2075 LIDDELL DRIVE, N. E. ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30324 P. O. BOX 13635, STATION K A source of supply for the R. D. Anderson Vocational School HARPER BROTHERS, INC. OFFICE MACHINES • EQUIPMENT • SUPPLIES ANDERSON, GREENVILLE, GREENWOOD, ROCK HILL, SPARTANBURG 174 SOUTH CHURCH STREET SPARTANBURG, S. C. SPARTANBURG HARLEY-DAVIDSON 7708 ASHEVILLE HIGHWAY SPARTANBURG, S. C. PHONE 585-8295 Kenneth Coleman, Owner MOTORCYCLES SALES AND SERVICE All Sizes for All Ages 176 Since 1856 HEINITSH WALKER DRUG STORES Hex all 'Prescription9- The Heart of Our Stores” 189 WEST MAIN STREET ON MORGAN SQUARE AM) WALKER’S PRESCRIPTION CENTER, MEDICAL ( ENTER BUILDING Specializing in prescription compounding, Wheelchairs, Sales and Rentals, Crutches and Accessories The MOST TRUSTED NAME in JEWELRY mmmimmmrf 158 K. MAIN STREET SPARTANBURG, S. C. DOWNTOWN See C S...the action bank THE CITIZENS A SOUTHERN NATIONAL BANK OF SOUTH CAROUNA member fo.i.c Subbb Plem SUBER SAFETY BRAKE TUNE-UP SERVICE. INC. 870 York St., Phone 585-5506 Spartanburg, S. C. 29301 Thompson Watson BILTMORE ICE CREAM PARLOR Village Shopping Center Rf.idville Road Spartanburg, South Carolina FREE PARKING BEEF HQU5E V____________________________ “The Difference is Abner's!” 300 East Wood Street SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK—PHONE 583-9595 177 WAYSIDE GARDENS Finest in Flowers NORTH CHURCH AT CLEVELAND STREET SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA City-Wide Delivery Lamak Knox, Owner F. G. FINANCE COMPANY, INC. 661 W. Main Street Spartanburg, S. C. AUTO AND TRUCK FINANCING A. A. TINSLEY SON AUTOMOBILE. INC. 986 Asheville Hwy. Dial 582-6381 Spartanburg, S. C. 29303 WITH INDUSTRY, there’s no fooling about schooling. . . To get a good job, get a good education. CHECK WITH TEC SPARTANBURG TEC P. O. BOX 4386 585-2213 SPARTANBURG, S. C. Compliments of SPARTAN AUTOMOTIVE INC. AUTO PARTS AND SUPPLIES SPARTANBURG. SOUTH CAROLINA 178 COMPLIMENTS OF BUTTE KNITTING MILLS Division of Jonathan Logan, Inc. SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA PIEDMONT FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION of Spartanburg, South Carolina Wii,i.ard G. Wade—President TELEPHONE 582-7577 +(iK EAST MAIN STREET Good photography begins at CAMERA HOUSE 231 KENNEDY STREET SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA Photo supplies . . . Photo-Finishing COMPLIMENTS OF CHARLES BRUNING COMPANY 2500 DEVINE STREET COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA 29201 COMPLIMENTS OF WALLACE D. DUPRE. INC. 805 WEST MAIN STREET SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA 179 ROEBUCK BUILDING CO., INC. ROEBUCK. SOUTH CAROLINA American Steel Buildings PHONE 576 (5880 SPARTANBURG ABATTOIR Have Meats, Will Sell!—Wholesale or Retail! Meats Quickly Frozen—We Process Beef and Pork for Home Freezers We specialize in all cuts of fresh beef and pork R.F.D. 5 SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA ___________________DIAI, 57(5-2251________________ CITY CYCLE AND AWNING SHOP Dealers in bicycles and supplies 148 SOUTH LIBERTY STREET DIAL 588-2150 DAN AYERS FLOWERS Serving Spartanburg for id gears 702 ASHEVILLE DRIVE PHONE 585-2261 SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA ISO L P. PITTS MOTOR CO., INC. “Once A Customer . . . Always A Friend’’ BANK FINANCING ON LOT 498 W. MAIN ST., SPARTANBURG, S. C„ DIAL 585-2226 Best Wishes BIG BOY MOBILE HOMES OF SPARTANBURG Asheville Highway Spartanburg, S. C. Ray Anderson, Sales Mgr. Phone 585-8121 MODERNIQUE BEAUTY SALON Phone 583-5476 119 Schuyler Office Building Spartanburg, S. C. 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 MARSHALL FARMS Route 5 Spartanburg, S. C. Phone 576-2218 f RADIO AND TELEVISION TOM O MOORE Phone 382 0479 MOBILE COMMUNICATIONS 232 W Main STREET SALES SERVICE SpartanbuRO S. C. 181 ALLEN MUSIC COMPANY 121 SOUTH MAIN STREET, GREENVILLE, S. C. 29601 Serving School Musicians with the Latest in Music and Musical Equipment Agents tor Band Instruments by BACH, BUESCHER, SELMER- BUNDY, KING-CLEVELAND. GEMEINHARDT Talent Tests and Musical Movies Available BURWELL CHEVROLET, INC. SPARTANBURG, S. C. Qnaliti Sale and Serx'ice THOMAS AND SONS CLEANERS Formal Wear Rental Service 276 S. Church Street Telephone 582-8962 Spartanburg, S. C. COLLIER AUTO SERVICE Phone 582-5555 180 Forest Street Spartanburg, S. C. TIRES - TUBES - BATTERIES - ACCESSORIES HEMBREE'S GULF SERVICE H. D. Hembree, Prop. EXPERT LUBRICATING - ROAD SERVICE 368 WEST MAIN ST. PHONE 585-4604 SPARTANBURG, S. C. 182 PHONE NUMBERS 582-4379 — Dial — 582-1543 BENNETT OIL COMPANY . 29 S. CHURCH STREET AT SMITH KEROSENE • FUEL OIL Summer Price� Pin� WE (JIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS beacon DRIVE IN P. O. Box 5525 AIRPORT ROAD Spartanburg, S. C. PHONES 585-9387 and 585-9888 [ood U (fOod— 183 HAMMOND-BROWN-JENNINGS COMPANY Complete Home Furnishers PINEWOOD SHOPPING CENTER SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA THE FASHION 102 East Main Street Spartanburg, South Carolina Telephone 582-8705 IDEAL SHOE SHOP “Famous Brand Shoes' EXPERT SHOE REPAIR 180 S. Church Street Spartanburg, S. C. Telephone 588-0445 HIGGINBOTHAM'S TEXTILE MACHINERY COMPANY TEXTILE MACHINERY—DYEING FINISHING EQUIPMENT New—Used—Surplus TEXTILE MACHINERY £ SUPPLIES Lathes • Milling Machines • Etc. We Warehouse Many Items 576-3988 MAILING ADDRESS—P. (). BOX 5056, SPARTANBURG, S. C. CAMP WADSWORTH APPRAISALS, LIQUIDATIONS INCORPORATED 184 EFIRD’S 129 East Main St. Spartanburg’s First Family of Department Stores featuring America’s finest names in Fashion, Accessories, and Home Furnishings BELK HUDSON DOWNTOWN 112 E. Main THE HILLCREST BELK HUDSON HYSTRON FIBERS INCORPORATED TREUIRA® — POLYESTER The Extraordinary Fiber (R) International Registered Trade Mark 185 PETTIT CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC. GENERAL MASONRY CONTRACTOR Specializing in Industrial and Commercial Masonry 904 SOUTH CHURCH STREET P. O. BOX 1281 TELEPHONE 585-4881 taste that beats the others cold... Pepsi pours it on! 186 BEVERAGE COOLERS BEVERAGE-AIR HIGHWAY 1-85 SPARTANBURG. SOUTH CAROLINA I PEARCE • YOUNG - ANGEL CO. W SERVICE FOOD DISTRIBUTORS FRESH • FROZEN • CANNED • DRIED Serving Schools, Colleges, Hotels, Restaurants. Retail Stores 0 Courtesy of FORD CHEMICALS 187 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 70 Employees of PHILLIPS FIBERS CORP. SPARTANBURG PLANT 188 WHEEL ALIGNMENT. WHEEL BALANCING. BRAKE SERVICE, QUALITY RETREADING PHONE 589 4393 • 176 N LIBERTY AT ST JOHN STREET • P O BOX 606 SPARTANBURG. SOUTH CAROLINA 29301 CECIL’S INCORPORATED Since 1913 SCHUYLER BUILDING Builders of the new rooms of Dorman High School A. S. BOBO GENERAL MERCHANDISE AND FURNITURE ROEBUCK, SOUTH CAROLINA One-Stop Grovery Store Furniture • Feeds • Fertilizer • Electriccd Appliances Also Real Estate Farm Lands • Houses and Lots 189 H. F. BLANCHARD COLUMBIA SAND • STONE • CINDERS HAULING • TRUCKING Two-Way Radio Equipped 196 SOUTH CHURCH ST. SPARTANBURG, S. C. PHONE 583-5262 LOCKWOOD GREENE ENGINEERS, INC. + + + 100 INTERSTATE HIGHWAY 85 SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA 190 Compliments oi A FRIEND AUTOMOBILES Phone 582-9768 UNITED MOTORS, INC. 1317 ASHEVILLE HIGHWAY SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA Bonnard B. McMahan HOLIDAY INN of America, Inc. P. O. BOX 18127 • 8742 LAMAR AVENUE HOLIDAY CITY STATION MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE 38118 COBLE DAIRY PRODUCTS COOPERATIVE, INC. P. O. BOX 135 ANDERSON, SOUTH CAROLINA 29621 LOCAL HEADQUARTERS, GREENVILLE HIGHWAY—TELEPHONE 576-2903 TINDALL CONCRETE PIPE COMPANY (Plant Location) BLACKSTOCK ROAD FAIRFOKEST, SOUTEI CAROLINA PHONE 576-8230 Prestressed Concrete • Concrete Pipe Mailing Address: P. O. BOX 5053, SPARTANBURG, S. C. 191 We, the VANGUARD Staff and Dorman High School, appreciate the cooperation of the merchants, industries, and individuals who helped in the production of this book. 192 MRS. JOYCE GRANT CLEVELAND February 1, 1930 September 18, 1969 That one never stops the process of learning was illustrated in the life of Mrs. Joyce Cleveland. During the summer of 1969, she completed requirements for her Master’s Degree. Shortly after the completion of tnis work, she was admitted to the hospital where the diagnosis of her illness required her to take a year’s leave from Dorman High School. She realized only a part of her dream—the coveted degree was received, but the desire to teach after the completion of the degree was never fulfilled. Those whom she taught in past years, those scheduled to have had Mrs. Cleveland for a teacher this year, and all who knew her were shocked by her untimely death. Mrs. Cleveland was an inspiration to those whom she taught and to those with whom she taught. May the life that she lived before each of us be an incentive for all to pursue the learning process and study “to show ourselves approved.” Truly, many have excelled in their studies in higher education because they were inspired by Joyce G. Cleveland. 193 Specialized training in many fields familiarizes students Mr. Abercrombie supervises Dorman students’ progress in masonary. Mr. Fine instructs students at R. D. Anderson Vocational School in building construction. for future vocations Good food preparation begins at the vocational school with Miss Jane Williams instructing. All electric typewriters make typewriting for these girls a pleasure. R. D. Anderson provides experience in the field of textiles. ADVERTISERS A B Aquarium, 175 Abner's Beef House, 177 Allen Music Company, 182 Beacon Drive-In, 183 Belk-Hudson. 185 Bennett Oil Company. 183 Beverage Air, 187 Big Boy Mobile Homes, 181 Blanchard, H. F., 190 Bobo General Merchandise. A. S., 189 Brown's American Service, Bill, 164 Biltmore Ice Cream Parlor, 177 Bobo Office Supply. 176 Bogan’s Atlantic. 172 Bruning, Charles Co., 179 Burnside, Marion Motors. 172 Burwell Chevrolet. Inc., 182 Butte Knitting Mills, 179 Camera House. 179 Cantrell's Dave BarberShop, 173 Cecil's, Inc., 189 Champion Shell Service, 174 Citizens and Southern Bank, 177 City Cycle and Awning Shop, 180 Coble Dairy Products. 191 Coca-Cola Co., 165 Collier Auto Service, 182 Community Cash. 167 Crown Chemical Company, 171 Custom Cleaners. 164 Dan Ayers Flowers, 180 Dan Crawley's Radio and TV, 173 Dritz. John and Sons, 170 Duke Power Company, 170 Dupre, Wallace D., Inc., 179 F G Finance Co., Inc. 178 Fairforest BarberShop, 174 Fairforest Fence, Fuel, Oil Coal, 175 Fairforest Nursery, 168 Fairforest Service Center, 173 The Fashion, 184 Fowler Brothers Cleaners, 164 Frank Hall Tire Service, 189 Geer Drug Company, 172 Greenewald's, Inc., 175 Hammond-Brown-Jennings, 184 Harper Brothers. Inc., 176 Harty and Moore, 181 Heinitsh-Walker Drug Stores, 177 Hembree's Gulf Service. 182 Hercules. Inc., 184 Higginbotham's Textile Machinery, 184 Hill Haven Barber Shop, 170 Holiday Inn of America. 191 Holmes Lunch, 174 Home Fuel Oil, Inc., 174 Hope and Moore Used Cars, 172 Hope Fuel Co., 173 House of Beauty, 175 Hyatt. W. C. Sons. 169 Hystron Fibers, 185 Ideal Shoe Shop, 184 Jack Rabbit Co., 173 Janulis Country Store. 168 Jarrett Sons, Inc., 172 Kathleen's Flowers, 169 Ken Co.. 174 Kosch and Gray, 177 Ligon's Drugstore. 168 Lockwood Greene Engineers, Inc., 190 Long, B. F. Printing Company. 166 Marshall Farms, 181 Mayfair Mills, 166 Miller's Gift Shop, 173 Modernique Beauty Salon, 181 Moss and Evans, 175 Myers Pumps, 173 Nu-ldea School Supply Co., Inc., 172 Oxford Chemicals, 187 Pearce-Young-Angel Co., 187 PepsiCola, 186 Pettit Construction, Inc., 186 Phillips Fibers Corp., 188 Piedmont Federal Savings Loan, 179 Pitts, L. P. Motor Co., Inc., 181 Price's Store for Men, 170 Reeves Brothers, 168 Rhodes Auto Body Shop, 176 Roebuck Building Co., Inc., 180 Roebuck Lumber Company, 171 Sealtest Foods, 181 Sears. 164 Seay, C. B. and G. W. General Mdse., 170 Simmons Machinery Co., Inc., 176 Smith, Aug. W. Company, 174 Smith's Economy Pharmacy, 170 Smith's Park Hills Drugs, Inc., 173 Snap-On Tools Corp., 176 Spartan Automotive, Inc., 178 Spartanburg Abattoir. 180 Spartanburg Bank and Trust Co., 169 Spartanburg Harley Davidson, 176 Spartanburg Tech, 178 Steeple, 166 Suber Safety Brake and Tune-Up Service, 177 Thomas and Sons Cleaners, 182 Tindall Concrete Pipe Co., 191 Tinsley. A. A. Son Automobile, Inc., 178 United Motors. Inc., 191 Wayside Gardens, 178 Whitlock's Furniture, 166 Willis Studio, 164 Winn Dixie, 173 Woodward Sales Co., 175 198 INDEX ORGANIZATIONS AND SPORTS Anchor Club, 125 Astra Club, 129 Band. 121, 122, 123 Baseball, 148, 149 Basketball Junior Varsity, 144 Varsity, 145-146 Big Four, 154 Block D. 135 Book room Workers, 111 Boys' Ensemble, 119 Business Careers, 131 Cavalettes, 127 Cavalier, 106 Cheerleaders Junior Varsity, 132 Varsity, 133 Chess Club. 131 DE Club, 113 Fellowship of Christian Athletes, 151 Football, 138, 139, 140, 141 Junior Varsity. 142 Forty Point Awards. 155 French Club, 108 Future Farmers. 115 Future Homemakers, 116-117 Future Teachers, 114 Girls' Ensemble, 119 Golf. 150 Hall of Fame. 156-157 Health Careers. 112 Homecoming, 158, 159, 160, 161 Interact Club, 128 Junior Civitan, 124 Key Club, 126 Library Club, 109 Locker Committee, 110 Music Club, 120 National Honor Society, 104 Office Assistants. 110 Pep Club. 134 Quill and Scroll, 109 Rocket Club, 112 Spanish lub. 108 Student Council, 105 Top Ten. 154 Track, 146-147 VANGUARD, 107 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY Abercrombie, Mr. Charles C., 39 Babb. Mrs. Gerry, 32. 134 Bagwell, Mrs. Frances, 72 Baldwin. Mr W. E.. 23 Ballenger, Mrs. Mildred W., 28 Bobo, Mr. Jesse S., 23 Boggs, Mrs. Carrie C., 33, 109 Brown, Mrs. Diane S., 27, 86. 108 Caldwell. Mr. J. G.. 39 Cannon, Mrs. Evelyn B.. 31. 77 Cannon. Mr. Ralph D., 24 Carter. Mrs. Willie W., 33 Clark, Mr. Allen O., 24 Cleveland. Mrs. Joyce G.. 120 Coleman, Mr. Clyde H., 39 Collins. Mr. Ken. 39 Corn. Mr. Wade A., 29, 135, 138, 142 Couch. Mr. K. O.. 38 Cromer, Mr. Larry R., 37, 121 Crow, Mrs. Reba, 38 Crow, Miss Ruth, 26 Dillard, Mrs. Lucile, 31 Dorman, Mrs. Lily Mae, 28 Dorman. Mr. Paul M., 22 Dover, Mrs. Frances L., 35, 117 Duckworth, Miss Laura Angela, 27. 84, 108 Dukes, Mrs. Karla, 28, 129 Eastes, Mrs. Frank E.. 30, 86. 112 Ellefson, Mrs. Kathryn, 27, 84, 108 Finch. Mr. M. A.. 23 Fine. Mr. C. E., 39 -A- Abernathy, Audrey, 88 Abernathy, Barbara, 74 Abernathy, Becky, 74, 112, 119 Abernathy, Keith, 88 Adair, Ann, 43, 113. 117 Adair, Brenda, 88, 106 Adams, Sandra, 88, 108, 119 Adelman. Rick. 43, 104, 124 Alexander, Deborah, 43, 111 Alexander, Greg, 74 Alexander, Jim, 74 Alexander, Joe, 88. 122, 126 Alexander, Myles, 43. 135, 140, 141, 151 Alexander, Naomi, 43, 119 Alexander, Wendy, 88, 108 Allen. Bill, 74 Allen. Karen, 74, 104 Allen. Sandra. 88, 127, 132 Allen. Vickie, 43, 127, 158 Allender, Mary Ruth, 43. 119, 127, 134, 157 Allender, Porter, 88 Alverson, Cathy. 43 Alverson, Joyce, 74, 130 Amos. Diane, 74. 123, 127 Anderson, Chris. 88. 115, 122. 126 Anderson, David, (11), 74 Foster. Mrs. Clara H.. 26. 114 Frye, Mr. Dwight R., 23 Gable, Mr. L. E., 22 Gable, Mrs. Jimmie A., 31 Gary. Mrs. Iris C., 32 Gosnell, Miss Mary Frances, 37, 120 Gunter, Mr. J. E., 23 Harrison, Mr. Lewis L., 23 Hatchett. Mr. Charles, 33 Haughay, Mr. Donald L.. 30, 112 Hayes, Mrs. Marguerite, 22 Heldreth. Mr. D. T„ 32, 138 Horde. Mrs. Louise R., 26 Huckeby, Mr. J. P., 23 Hunt. Mr. J. B., 39 Jack, Mr. James W.. 32. 138, 145 Johnson, Mr. Jan, 38 Killian. Mr. Ronald V.. 32. 126 Knight, Mrs. Beverly, 26. 106 Leonard, Mrs. Cathryne T.. 29 Lineberry, Mrs. Sarah H., 12, 28, 104 Loyd, Mrs. Sandra, 25 Ludwig, Mr. Alvin G., 34 McDaniel. Mr. B. D.. 30, 128 McMahan, Mr. Bonnard B., 23 Mabry. Mr. J. T., 22 Maloney, Mrs. Banna M., 30, 127 Martin, Mrs. Floride Milner, 26 Martin, Mr. John L., 23 Martin. Mr. Joseph D., 37, 121 Mizzell, Mr. H. W.. 22 STUDENTS Anderson, David B., (10), 88. 104 142, 151 Anderson, David R., (10), 88 Anderson. Jack, 43. 112, 124 Anderson. Jeanne, 74, 104, 114, 122, 125 Anderson. Jeannette, 43, 117, 121, 122 125, 148, 154, 155, 156 Anderson, Maria, 88 Anderson. Susan. 43. 114. 117. 118. 120 129, 134 Andrews, Beverly, 43, 116. 117 Arrington, Dorothy, 88 Arrington, Lee, 88 Aspy, Angie. 88. 108, 119 -B- Babb, Jenny. 44. 116. 154, 158, 161 Bagwell, Carol, 74 Bagwell. David. 81. Ill, 144 Bagwell. Kay. 74, 104. 106 Bailey, Sonya. 88. 112. 130, 134 Bailey. Stephanie. 44, 108, 134 Baily, Randy, 74, 105 Ballew, Sheila, 88 Ballinger, Jimmy, 44, 121, 126, 135 Barnett, Debbie, 44, 114, 119 Mooneyham. Mr. C. B.. 23 Newton, Mr. Jack W.. 23 Odom, Mrs. Laura B., 25 O'Shields. Miss Roberta E., 35, 117 Parham, Mrs. Grace L., 39 Parham, Mrs. Mary Jane, 32 Parris, Mr. Keith, 22 Phillips. Mr. Jack E.. 32. 110, 111 Puette, Mr. Charles A.. 35 Rhoads. Mrs. Carolyn, 39 Sellars, Miss Mattie, 32 Senn, Miss Patricia M., 26 Shearer, Mr. Donald L.. 29, 135, 138 Simmons. Mr. J. Carl, 7 Sloan, Mrs. Helen B., 25 Snyder, Mrs. Zellie Rogers, 39 Taylor, Mrs. Elizabeth, 36. 130 Threatt, Mr. Curtis M., 25. 135, 138 Threatt, Mrs. Ellen, 25 Tony, Mr. Everette, 39 Turner, Mrs. Susann W., 28 Viehman. Mr. Albert B.. 32. 124, 144 Waters. Mr. J. B.. 35. 115 White, Mrs. Betty H., 31. 77 White, Mr. James C., 34 Whitehurst, Mrs. Mary Clifford, 34, 113 Williams, Miss Jane, 39, 199 Wood, Mrs. Elizabeth C., 33, 109 Worden, Miss Margaret, 26 Wyatt. Mr. John W.. 39 Barnwell. Rhonda. 44 Barron, John, 88, 115 Barron, Mary Ann. 74 Bates. Keith. 74. 81. 108, 151 Beach, Mylnor, 88 Beach, Robert. 88 Bearden, Stan, 44. 81. 111, 113 Beason, Mimi, 11. 44, 116, 117, 161 Beaty, Joan, 88 Beaty, Susan, 88 Becknell, Randy Beckom, Joel, 88 Belcher. Janet. 44, 118, 120 Bell. Barry, 88 Benchoff, James, 89 Bennett, Barbara, 88. 89, 105, 119, 127 Bennett, Betty Jo, 44 Bennett. Janie, 44, 111, 135 Bennett. Kathy, 45, 105, 106, 109, 119 120, 125 Bennett, Sharon, 42, 45, 48, 104, 105 117, 118, 120, 125, 135, 154, 155 Berrios, Myriam, 74, 84, 108 Berrios. Ximena, 74 Benedict, Jimmy. 89 Bishop, Donald. 74 Bishop, Douglas, 45 Bishop. Frank, 75, 115 199 STUDENTS — Continued Bishop, Joanne, 45, 112, 114, 117, 118, 134 Bishop, Phyllis, 45. 118 Bishop, Renae, 89 Bishop. Steve, 45, 115. 135, 140, 141. 151 Blackwell, Patty. 45 Blackwood. Deborah, 45. 131 Blain, Jerry. 45 Blanchard, Garth, 89. 115 Blanken, Dianne, 45. 131 Blanken, Larry, 75 Blanken, Nancy, 89, 116 Blanton. Darrell. 45. 135. 140, 141. 151 Blanton, Marty. 89. 144 Blanton, Rudy, 75, 111 Bobo. Austin. 12. 46. 56. 104, 121, 126 155, 156 Bobo. Joe, 88. 89. 126, 144, 151 Boiter, Kenneth, 46. Ill, 124 Boles, Renee. 75. 116, 130 Bolt. Gary, 89, 105, 115, 142, 151 Bonner, Bunny, 46, 158 Bosler, Wanda. 89 Bowman, Sheila, 75. 108, 119, 120, 127 Boy ter, Richard, 89, 115 Brader, Connie. 89 Brader, David, 75 Bradley, Johnny, 75, 81, 113 Brannon, Junior, 75. 113, 118, 119, 124 Brannon, Steve, 46 Bridges. Bill, 75. 104, 124, 157 Bridges, Ronnie, 46 Bridwell, Wanda, 46 Brock, Frank, 75. Ill Brock. Tommy, 75 Brooks. Linda, 75, 131 Brown, Alan, 89 Brown, Billy, 75. 113 Brown, Cynthia, 89 Brown, Debbie, 89, 108 Brown. Grant. 46. 81. 110, 112 Brown, Judy, 89 Brown, Mike. 89, 115 Brown, Susan. 46. 119, 131 Browning. George, 75, 115 Bullington, David. 75. 135, 140, 151 Bullman, Libby, 89, 108 Bulman, David. 89 Burdette. Barbara. 75, 105, 108, 122. 125 Burgess. Steve, 46. 124 Burke. Teresa, 89 Burkhalter, Nancy, 46 Burnett, Paula, 46 Burnett, Ricky, 89, 115 Burns, Vickie, 46. 113 Butler. Vicki, 75. 84, 104. 108, 114 125, 157 Byars. Rick. 46, 130 Byrnside, Kenneth, 89 -C- Cain, Maury, 46 Caldwell. Anita. 75. 131 Caldwell, Elaine, 75. 112, 130 Caldwell. James, 75 Caldwell, Jan, 47 Caldwell. Jeanette. 47, 131. 134 Caldwell. Kathy. 47. 127. 135 Caldwell, Lewanna. 75, 105, 119, 120, 127 Caldwell. Mai. 74. 75. 105 124 135 142, 145 Caldwell, Mike, 47. 113 Caldwell, Rhonda, 89 Caldwell. Vickie. 75 Calvert. Charlie. 47. 105, 128. 135, 138 141, 151 Campbell, Karen. 75, 108. 119 Campbell, Lou Ann, 89 Cannon. Billy, 75. 106, 108, 131 Cannon. Dale. 47, 105, 113 Cannon, Danny, 89, 115, 118, 119 Cannon, Martha, 75. 116 Cantrell, Chris, 75 Cantrell, Debby. 47. 106, 109 Cariens, Sandra, 89 Carrigan. Dean, 89. 115 Carrigan, Sandi. 75, 109, 116. 119 Carroll, Audrey, 75 Carrouth, Andy, 75 Case. Jack. 47, 126 Casey, Libby, 47 Casey. Tony. 76. 84. 104. 108. 118 119, 120 Casey, Wanda. 89 Cash, Steve, 89. 142 Cash well, Judy. 48, 104, 106. 108, 109 112, 118. 120, 125, 135. 155 Cathcart, Brenda. 11,48. 161 Caton, Doug. 48, 113, 126 Caulk, Steve, 89 Cecil. Toria, 48 Chapman, Ricky, 90 Cheek. Mary Lynn. 48. 127, 135, 158 Cheek, Sammy, 90, 144 Chesney, Denise. 48. 108, 109, 112, 119 Christensen, Pam, 48, 108, 114 Christian. Aggie. 48. 111 Clark. Al, 90, 135, 138. 144, 151 Clark, Sheila Clayton. Billy. 48. 76. 130, 131 Clayton, Renee, 90. 108 Clements, Gary, 90, 115 Clifton. Debbie. 74, 76. 117, 125 Cline, Melvin, 76 Cline, Steve, 90 Coates, Ricky, 76 Coates, Sandy, 48 Cody, David, 49 Cody, Steve, 90 Coffey, Chip, 90 Coggins. Merle, 90 Coker, Annette, 90, 105. 108 Coker, Jane, 76, 104 Coker. Janice, 90 Coleman. Benny. 49. 105, 111, 128. 135 145, 151, 155 Coleman, Sandra, 42. 49. 104, 105. 117, 118 120, 125, 135. 155, 158 Collier, Bobby, 49 Collins, Steve, 49, 124 Colquitt, Debbie, 90 Compton. Kenny, 76. 108, 144 Compton, Phil, 49, 124 Conroy, Pam, 76. 129 Cook, Debbie. 90 Cooksey, Stephanie. 90. 119, 129 Corbin, Steve, 76, 118, 119, 120 Corbin, Wayne, 90, 115 Corn, Buddy. 90, 128, 135, 140. 144, 151 Corn, Keith, 76 Corn. Mary Alice, 49. 104, 108. 117, 121 122, 129, 155 Costner. Martha. 90, 119 Costner, Ronnie, 49. 118, 119, 124 Cothran. Mike. 76 Cowan, Barbara, 90. 116 Cowen, Ronald, 76, 142, 144 Cox, Alex, 76 Cox, Christine. 49. 116, 117 Cox. Danny. 49, 135, 138. 141, 151 Coxey. Jill, 49. 110, 112, 118, 120, 125 134, 157 Crawley. Jimmie, 49 Crocker. Ann, 90, 106, 108, 119 Crocker, Joe, 76 Crocker, Millie, 90 Cromer. Larry, 50, 140, 141 Cromer. Wanda. 76. 111. 118. 120, 125 Croom, Steve, 90 Crotts, Kathy, 90 Crow. Becky, 50, 118, 120, 129 Crowder, Lynn. 90. 115 Crowe, Sherri, 90 Cudd, Bronwyn, 50, 117, 127 Cusick, James. 76. 81, 115 -D- David, Charles. 76. 115 Davis. Ella Mae. 76 Davis. Linda, 76 Davis. Mike, 90, 118, 119 Deal. Brice, 50. 81, 84. 108, 121, 126 Deal, Thomas. 90. 122 Dean, Marvin, 76 Dean, Sophia. 50, 104, 110, 127, 134. 155 Dean, Tony, 90 Deaton, Ronnie, 50. 130 Deaton, Steve. 76. 130, 131 Debus. Richard, 50, 130 Degraffinreid, Carolyn 76. 108 DeSilva. Cathy, 116 Dill, Frank, 77 Dill, Jimmy, 90 Dixon, Rhonda, 90 Dixon, Rita. 57. 106, 109 Dizbon, Richard. 77, 108. 122 Dodd, Kenny. 51 Donnels, Ray, 90 Dorsey, Nancy, 51. 117 Dotson, Lynda. 91 Dover, Gene. 91 Doyle. Janice, 91, 123 Drake, Leslie. 91 Dukes. Marshall. 91. 115 Dunn, John, 77 Dunn. Lennie, 91 Duvall. Bobby, 91. 108, 112 Duvall, Debbie. 91, 123 -E- Earnhardt, Adger, 77 Earnhardt, Tommy, 91, 115 Edge, Richard, 57 Edwards, Gail, 91 Edwards, Larry, 91, 115 Edwards, Mark, 91, 124 Elam, Sonny, 57, 115 Ellis. Mike. 77. 115 Ellison, Betsy, 77 Ellwood, Douglas, 57, 111, 121, 126 Emory, Danny, 77, 108 Eplee, Donnie, 57 Eubanks. Judy, 77, 104, 122, 125 Eubanks, Lisa. 91. 108 Evans. Deborah, 77 Everett, Judy, 57, 131 -F- Falatok, Andy, 91, 105 Fann, Carl, 51 Fehle, Renate, 91 Finch. Debbie. 91, 134 Finch, Joyce, 51 Finch. Kathy, 77, 104, 116 Finch, Marion, 51. 115 Fleming, Becky, 51, 106, 118, 129 Fleming, Judy. 51. 77, 109, 112, 114 Flowers. Martha, 91 Floyd, David, 77, 115 Flynn, James. 51. Ill, 115, 154 Ford, Frances, 52. 108 Ford, Natalia, 77, 119 Forrester. Joel. 52 Foster, Ann. 52. 117 Foster, Bobby, 91 Foster. Glenn, 77, 113 Foster, Jim, 91. 124, 142, 151 Foster, Susan, 77, 104. 123 Fowler. Bill, 77 Fowler, Cindy, 91 Fowler, James. 91, 115, 142, 144, 151 Fowler, Joy, 77 Fowler, Kenneth. 77 Fowler, Martha. 52, 127, 130. 135 Fowler, Pam, 52. 105. 117 Fowler. Sandra. 77, 105, 110, 125 Fraley. Debbie, 91, 108 Fraley. Jimmy. 52. 121, 126, 155 Francis, Don, 77, 104, 128. 145 Franc, Mark, 52 Franklin, Jenny, 91, 112 Freeman, Donnie, 77, 118, 119 Freeman, Johnnie, 77 Frey. Karen, 91, 123 Fridy. Eva, 88, 91. 105. 119, 125 Frye, Katie, 52 Fuller. Charles, 91 Fuller, Mike. 91, 115 -G- Gantt, Gail, 77 Gantt, Paddie, 77 Gardner, Wayne. 74, 77. 105, 128. 145 Garren, Cathy, 52. 104, 106. 108, 109 200 STUDENTS - Continued Garrett, Donna, 78, 104 Garrett, Merle. 52, 117 Gaulden, Susan. 11, 52, 104, 118, 125, 155 Gault, Kay, 78 Gault, Luanne, 78, 119, 120, 129 135, 160 Gault. Mike. 91. 115 Gaultney, Eddie, 91 Gaunce, Deborah. 78, 119 Gibbs. Gary, 53 Gibbs, Nora, 53 Gibson, Elizabeth, 91 Gidaro. Randy. 53. 56. 104, 111, 126, 155 Gideon. Don. 53. Ill, 115 Gilbert. Brenda. 92, 112, 129, 130 Gilbert. Bruce. 53. 113, 135, 140, 141. 151 Gilbert, Jane, 78 Gilbert. Joyce. 53. 110. 112. 114 117, 129 Givins, Richard, 53, 128 Glenn. Becky. 78. 119, 129 Glenn. David. 11,53. 56. 104, 110. 111 128, 135, 145. 151, 155, 156, 157, 161 Golden, Jimmy, 92 Goodlett, Piper. 53 Goodman. Donna. 92. 119, 129, 131. 132 Goodman, Ernie, 78. 113 Gosnell, Cindy, 92, 105, 119, 129, 132 Gosnell, Debra, 92 Gosnell, Gary. 78 Gosnell, Larry, 53 Gosnell, Richard, 78. 108 Gossett. Joey Gossett, Robby, 92 Gowan, Carol, 53, 129, 131 Gowan, Debra, 92, 130 Gowan, Grady, 78 Gowan. Jack. 54. 128, 130 Gowan, Norman, 92 Gowens, Jamie, 78, 119 Graham. Freddie. 78. 128, 135, 140, 151 Graham, Mary Anna, 54 Gray, Gary, 78 Gray. Jane. 92, 108, 123 Greene, Kevie, 78, 140, 151 Gregory, Cheryl, 78 Gregory, David, 78, 113 Gregory, Jennie, 54 Gregory, Lynn, 92 Gregory, Philip, 54. 56. 104, 110. 124 135, 140, 141. 151, 155, 156 Gregory, Wayne, 54, 115 Griffin, Cindy, 92 Griffin, Mary Anne, 78, 119, 125, 134 Grimsley, Buddy. 92 Grizzle, Nancy. 54, 118, 120 Grubbs. David. 92 Guffey. Vickie. 54, 86. 105, 108, 114, 134 Guy. Chuck, 54, 113 Gwinn, Danny, 92 Gwinn, Debra, 54 Gwinn, Laverne, 78, 131 -H- Hadden, Susan 92, 112 Hadden, Tommy, 81,92 Haddock, Micky. 54. 86. 105, 110, 111, 112 114, 118, 119, 120, 126, 155 Halford, David, 54 Hall, Anne. 92 Hall, Donna, 92. 119 Hall, Gary. 54 Hall. Jackie. 54, 119 Hall, James. 92 Hall, John, 92. 135, 140, 151 Hammett, Dean, 92, 142 Hampton, Rebecca 92, 116 Hancock. David. 78, 124, 142, 151 Hanna, Ralph. 92. 144 Hannon, Doris, 78, 134 Hannon, Fran, 78 Hannon, Joyce, 92 Hardin, Rhonda, 92. 108, 112 Harrelson, Terry, 92 Harrill, Eric. 92, 142 Harrill, Mary Ellen, 78 Harris. Ricky. 54. 113 Harrison, Lynn. 55, 117, 122, 125 Hartsell, Tim, 42, 55. 105, 128, 135 138, 141. 151. 155 Harvey, Dickie, 55 Harvey, Linda, 78. 113 Harvey, Mindy, 92 Harvey. Steve. 92, 131 Hawkins. Bo. 92. 115 Hawkins. Vicki, 55, 117, 131, 134 Hayes. Cindy, 55. 114, 117 Hayes, Keith. 78. 140, 151 Hayes. Paula. 78. 104, 107. 129 Hayes. Tom. 78, 128, 135, 138, 145, 151 Haynes, Brenda, 55. 117, 121, 123 Haynes. Mike, 78, 121 Heath. Byron, 93. 142, 151 Heath, Stanley, 55 Heflin, Steve, 78. 81 Hembree, Charles. 78, 111, 115 Hembree, Donnie. 78, 115 Henderson. Allen, 93 Henderson, Frances, 93, 116 Henderson, Gwyn, 93, 116 Henderson, Kathy, 79, 116 Henderson, Kim. 79 Henderson. Mike, (11). 79. 121, 131 Henderson. Mike. (12). 55. 108, 118, 119 Henderson, Patty, 79 Henderson, Richard, 93, 135, 140 Henderson, Robby, 79, 111 Henderson, Sherry, 79 Henderson, Ted Henderson, Tommy Henderson. Tony. 79. 118. 119. 120, 142 Hendley. Al, 55. 121, 126, 134 Hendley, Mary. 93. 121, 125 Hendrix, Amy, 56, 123, 130 Herndon. Sandra, 79, 116, 122 Hicks, Cheryl, 93 Higgins. Sidney. 56, 113 High. Ray. 93. 115 Hill. Betty. 79. 116 Hines. Becky. 56 Hines, Hazel. 56 Hines. Peggy. 79, 116, 119 Hines, Richard, 56. 115 Hines, Trudy, 79 Hinson, Mike, 93, 115 Hipp, Danny, 93, 118, 119 Hodge, Sara. 93, 134 Hodges, Andrew, 79. 128, 145 Hodges, Robert. 93, 118, 119 Hoffman, Burt. 79, 122 Holcomb, Paula, 56, 131 Holcombe. Debra, 79 Holden, Nancy, 56, 110 Holder, Jenny, 93, 119 Holder. Marshall. 56. 113, 118, 119, 120 Hollifield, Kathy, 56 Holmes, Robin, 93 Holt. D. E„ 79. 106, 109 Holt, Lamar. 56, 118, 119, 120, 124 Hooper. Grant, 11. 56. 57, 118. 120, 154 Hoover, Tom, 79, 122 Hope. Wayne. 81,93, 115 Horne. Doug, 93 Horne, Steve, 57 Horton, David, 79, 115 Horton. Judy. 57, 116, 117 Horton. Norris. 93 Howard. John, 79. 118, 119 Howard, Mitchell, 57, 113 Howell, Mary Ann, 93 Huckeba. Bill. 12, 56. 57, 104, 121 126,155 Huckeba. Dante. 93, 126, 135, 140. 151 Hudgins. Chris, 79 Hudgins, Sandra, 57. 108 Huggins, Daryl, 93. 112 Huggins, Stanley, 79. 105, 144 Hughes. Beth. 57. 130 Hughes. Debra. 57. 118. 120, 127 135, 158 Hughes. Doug, 93. 142, 151 Hughes, Keith, 79. 113 Hughes, Larry, 57. Ill Hughes, Renee, 93, 108, 119 Hughey. Cathy, 57, 105, 110, 127 135, 158 Hull, Paul. 93 Human, Franklin, 57, 113 Humphries, Bill. 93. 118. 119. 144 Humphries, Ladell, 93. 108, 134 Humphries, Susan, 93. 119, 129, 132 Hunsucker, Debra, 79, 129, 158 Huskey, Rita, 93 Huss, Kathy, 57 Hyatt, Ronnie, 56, 58, 104 Hyder, Irvin. 93. 115 Hyder. Larry, 93 -I- Infinger, Barbara Infinger, Ebbin, 93 Ingle, Jean. 58 Israel, Dean, 58. 126, 135 -J- Jackson, Paula. 58, 117 James, Charlie, 58, 113 James. Monty. 94. 142, 144. 151 Jarrett, Jerri Ann, 94 Jarrett, Linda, 79. 116, 119 Jenkins, Debbie. 94 Jenkins, Patty, 94 Jennings, Ava. 58. 77, 104, 105. 154 Jennings, Kenneth, 94 Jennings, Mike. 94, 115 Johns. Frieda. 48. 58. 104. 117, 123, 154 Johnson, Ann, 94, 108, 119 Johnson, Charles, 79 Johnson, Chris, 80, 118, 119 Johnson, David, 94 Johnson, Elaine, 59, 86, 108, 117 125, 134 Johnson. Jan. 94, 134 Johnson, Jerry, 94, 140 Johnson. June, 80 Johnson, Lucille, 94 Johnson, Ricky, 94. 112 Johnson, Sara, 94 Johnson, Scott. 94, 131 Johnson, Stephen. 59 Johnson. Wanda. 94 Jolley, Cecil. 80 Jolly, Michelle, 94, 127 Jolly, Sandra, 94 Jones, Betty Jones, Gail, 11. 12. 48. 59. 104, 105 107, 109, 125, 154, 155 Jones, Jennifer. 94, 134 Jones, Sandy, 80 Joy. Nettie, 80, 119 -K- Kanipe, karen, 59 Kay, Rosemary. 94 Kearse, Jeri, 94. 105, 127, 132 Keeter, Barry, 94, 115 Keller, Donna. 94, 109 Kelly. Barbara, 94 Kelly, Larry. 59. 128, 135, 138 141, 145 Kelly, Marlene, 94. 134 Kelly. Ted. 80. 113 Kendall. Dickie. 80. 113, 115 Kennedy, Debbie, 80. 119 Kennedy, Stewart Kent, Randy, 95 Kerr, Larry. 80, 118, 119 Ketner, Johnny. 80, 81 Kianos, Billy, 95 Kianos. Garnet. 80. 104, 119, 134, 142 Kimbrell, Bill, 59. 76. 124, 131 Kimmons. Carolyn, 59 Kind. Kaye, 80 Kirby. Jenny, 95 Kirby, Kathy, 48. 59. 104, 106. 109, 110 112, 118, 120, 154 Kirkland. Mike, 95. 128, 142 Kitchens. Danny. 80 Knox, David, 95 Kolbas, Bonnie, 80, 116, 129 Kollmeyer, John, 80. 104, 106, 109, 112 Kusztos, John. 59. 124, 135, 151 201 STUDENTS — Continued -L- Lambert. Terri, 59. 117, 121, 122 Lambert, Yvonne, 95 Lancaster, Debbie, 95. 106, 112 Lancaster, Greg, 59 Lancaster, Janice. 80, 116. 119 Lancaster, Janice Raye, 80 Lancaster, Jerry, 95, 121 Lancaster, Sue, 48. 59. 104, 105, 118 120, 127, 154. 155. 157, 159 Lanford, Deborah, 95. 119 Lanford, Doris, 95 Lanford, Kathy, 95 Lanford, Mike, 59, 121 Lanford. Pam, 80 Lanford, Sandra. 59 Lankford, David, 80. 104, 105, 118 119, 120, 134 Larson, Meg. 60. 123 Lattimore, Teresa, 95 Launius, Giinda. 95, 108, 112 Lawson, Dale. 80, 104 Lawson. James, 80 Lawson. Linda. 95 Lawson, Robert, 80. 115 Layton. Brenda, 60, 118, 131 Layton, David, 95. 115, 124 Layton. Jean, 60, 118, 120, 129 Layton. Randy. 60 Ledford. Steve, 80, 115 Lee, Donna, 95 Lee, Frank, 95 Lee, Kathy, 95 Lee. Pam, 95, 119 Leonard. Terry, 95. 131 Lewis. Mike, 80, 115 Linksey. Myra, 48. 60. 104, 107. 109 154, 155 Lindsey, Sandra. 81. 131 Lipscomb. Joyce, 81, 104, 122 Lloyd, David, 60, 113 Loflin, Ronnie, 81, 76, 131 Long, Vickey. 60. 116, 117 Loudermilk, Bobby, 81 Lovinggood, Michael. 95, 115 Lowe, Bill, 60 Lowery, Kathy, 81 Lowery, Roger, 95 Lueck, Len. 95. 115 Lynch, Gloria, 95, 112 Lynch. Margaret. 60. 104, 106. 109, 155 -Mc- McAbee, Brent, 60. 124. 135 McAbee, Debbie, 81, 105, 119, 129, 159 McAbee, Vickie, 61. 108, 123 McAndrew. Bill. 81. 138, 151 McArthur, Debra, 95 McArthur, Glenda, 95. 106 McArthur, Kethy, 95, 116 McArthur, Sherry, 95, 116 McArthur, Terri. 95 McBride. Cliff. 95. 115 McCall. Phil, 61. 118, 119 McCallister, Shirley, 81, 122 McChesney, Townsend, 81. 104, 122, 126 McCluney. Dale. 95 McCluney, Ruth, 61, 118, 134 McCoy, Kenneth, 81 McCraw, Ricky, 81.95 McCraw, Robbie, 61, 118 McCraw, Steve, 81 McCullough. Kristi, 81. 130 McDonald, Jackie, 95. 130 McDonald. Rodney, 95 McElrath, Michael, 95 McGarity, Chip, 61, 113 McGarity, Terry, 95 McGinnis, Lonnie, 81. 128, 145 McGowan, Pam, 95 McHenry, Cathy, 81. 119 McKeown, Marianna, 81, 104, 106, 108, 109 114, 118, 120, 127, 134, 157 McKnight. Carolyn. 61, 114, 127 McKnight, John, 95 McKnight. Marilyn. 61. 114, 119, 127 McMillan, Brooks, 81 McMillan. Vonme. 95. 108, 119, 127 McMurtrie, Jackie, 95 McMurtrie, Patty. 95 McNeely, Steve, 61, 131 -M- Mabry, Jim, 61 Mabry. Nancy, 61, 112 Madden. Brenda. 61. 117. 118, 129 Mahaffey, Carolyn, 62 Mahoney. Kathy, 81. 116 Malone. Cathy, 62. 105, 110, 130, 159 Malone. Drew. 81 Manning, Wayne, 62, 104 Martin. Billy, 62 Martin. Doug. 81, 111, 113 Martin, Ronnie. 81 Mason. Benny, 88, 95, 105, 121, 126 Mason. David, 81, 135 Mason. Eddie. 62. 135. 138, 141 Mason. Kay. 62. 130, 131, 134 Massey. Darrel. 62. 76. 130, 131 Massey, Jeff, 96 Massey, Steve, 62, 113 Mathis. Randy. 81. 121, 122, 126 Mathis. Ricky. 81, 111, 115 Matthews. Donald, 96 Mattison. Jimmy. 62, 111 Mauldin. Bill, 81. 118, 119, 120, 138 Maynor, Dean Maynor, Kenny, 82 Meadows, Joann, 82 Medford, Trisha, 96, 119 Melton. Debra, 82 Meridith, David, 82, 115 Mersman, Tim, 62, 81, 111, 113 Miller, Cheryl, 62. 117. 118. 120 Miller. David, 96. 128 Miller, David, 96 Miller, Janice, 82 Miller. Steve. 62, 118, 119, 120 Mills. John. 62 Mills. Michael, 96 Millwood, Connie, 82, 119 Millwood, Sherry, 96 Mitchell, Donald. 62. 113, 115 Mitchell, Norma. 63, 130, 134 Montgomery, Jim, 63. 115 Montgomery. Rusty. 96. 105, 142, 151 Montooth. Bill. 96 Montooth, Edward, 82 Moore. Ann, 82 Moore, Dean, 82, 115 Moore, Debbie. 63. 86. 112, 117, 118 129, 134 Moore. Glenn, 96 Moore, Jean, 82. 119, 120, 129 Moore. Johnny. 63. 104. 118, 119, 120, 128 Moore, Lynn, 82. 116 Moore. Mickie. 96 Moore. Sally Jo, 63. 106, 109, 131 Moore. Sandra, 82, 116 Morgan, Buddy. 63. 121 Morgan, Doug, 96 Morgan. Karen, 82. 108. 118, 120 Morgan. Marshall. 96. 115 Morgan, Randy, 82, 115 Morgan, Ricky, 82 Morgan. Sherri, 96, 119, 125 Morgan. Steve. 63, 124, 135, 151 Morgan, Warren. 96, 115 Morris. David, 96, 128, 144 Morris. Lynn, 82, 104. 128. 135, 145 Morrison, Patti, 63, 109, 117 Morrow, Joel, 82, 130 Morrow. Marie, 82 Morrow. Shirley, 82 Morse. Vicki. 63. 84, 104. 108. 109 Morton. Jeanette, 96 Moss. Brenda, 82 Moss. John, 64, 113, 118, 119 Moss. Renee, 82. 119 Moyer, Donna. 64, 111, 123 Morray, Ray, 96, 142 Myers, Joanne. 96 -N- Nance. Ken, 64, 113 Nance, Steven, 96 Nanney. Denise. 96 Nelson, Sammy, 82 Nesbitt. Marilyn, 82, 116. 119 Netherton, Jimmy, 82 Newton. Lynn. 83, 130, 138 Nivens, Kay. 96 Nix, Johnny, 96, 138 Nodine, Mark, 96 Norton, Carol, 83, 115 Norton, Judy. 83, 127 Nyhart, Mary, 96. 122 -O- O'Brien, Raymond, 83 Ochiltree, Billy, 64 Orr. Billie. 64. 112. 114. 117, 119 Osborne, Dyane, 64, 117, 130 O'Shields. Billy. 64. Ill, 113 O'Shields. Donna, 83. 116, 129 O'Shields, Jean, 83. 119 O'Shields, Jimmy, 96 O'Shields, Pam. 64, 129 O'Shields, Steve. 83, 113 Outz. Buddy, 96, 115 Outz, E. L.. 96. 128, 142, 144, 151 Outz, Harold. 64, 104, 111, 128, 135 145, 155 Owen, Diane, 96, 112 Owen, Heather, 96 Owens, Debbie. 65. 105, 106, 108 109, 116 Owens. Laurina. 83. 104, 112. 116, 122 Owens, Lynn. 83, 119 Owens. Perry. 64, 113, 118, 119 Owens, Sandi, 97 Oxley. Ty, 83 -P- Pack, Carroll. 83. 113 Paden, Reed, 83 Padgett. Janice, 65. 77, 111 Page, Glenda, 65. 104, 110, 117 123, 125 Painter, Doug. 97. 140 Painter, Marsha, 65. 129, 130 Painter, Patti. 97 Painter, Ray. 65, 144 Palmer, Ray. 97. 142 Pardee, Ricky, 97 Parham, Eddie. 65, 119, 122 Parham. Larry, 83 Parker, Donis, 9, 83. 107, 108, 109 Parris. Diane, 97 Parris, Luanne, 97 Patton, Tim, 83 Payden, Tony, 83 Payne, Kay. 83, 84, 104, 108, 119, 127 Peace, Wayne, 83 Peake. Susan, 83. 118, 120, 127 135, 159 Pearson. Bobby. 65, 113 Pearson. Tommy. 83 Peeler. David. 83, 115. 118. 119 Peeler, Edward. 65. Ill, 130 Penland, Betty, 83 Penland, Roger, 83. 113, 115 Perry, Lee, 65. 121, 134 Peters. Teresa, 65. 86. 106, 112, 129 Peterson, Sandra. 83, 104, 123, 129 Pettit. David, 83. Ill Pettit, Denise, 65, 122 Pettit, Donna. 97. 105. 129 Pettit. Hal, 81,83. 104, 110, 121, 126 Pettit, Johnny. 83, 115 Pettit, Norma, 97, 130 Pettit. Roy, 65. 115 Pettit, Sandra. 66, 113 Petty. Brenda, 66 Petty, Kathy. 83, 118, 120 Phillips, Eddie. 97, 142, 151 Pickel, Cynthia, 83. 119, 120 Pittman, Annette, 66. 113, 117 Pitts, Gene. 97. 115 202 STUDENTS — Continued Pitts, Jim, 97. 105, 124 Pitts, Sherry, 66. 105, 114, 117, 159 Polk, Debra. 97 Poole. Johnny. 66, 118. 119, 120, 124 Poole, Stephanie, 83. 118, 120 Pope, Debbie, 84 Pope, Jackie, 97 Poteat, Anne. 66. 106, 109, 114. 118 120, 155, 157 Poteat. Pam. 97. 119, 122 Poteat, Patricia. 97 Poteat. Terri. 97. 108, 119, 127 Powell, Johnny, 97, 115 Powers, Robert, 84, 111, 115 Pratt. Steve, 84, 105, 118. 119. 157 Pressley. Myra, 84 Prince, Norma, (11), 84 Prince, Norma, (10). 97 Proffitt, Jerri. 66. 121, 123 Proffitt, Keith, 67 Pruitt, Barbara, 97 Pruitt, Dale, 84. 134. 135. 140, 151 Pruitt. Mary, 67. 106. 109, 118, 127 Pruitt, Mike. 84. 115 Puckett, Donna, 97, 105 Puckett, Tommy, 84 Puette, Allen. 56. 67. 104, 111,115 128, 155, 157 Putnam, Mary Ann, 12, 48, 67, 104 117, 123. 125, 154, 155 —Q_ Quinn, Crissie. 97, 104, 108. 119 Quinn. Brenda, 97, 111 Quinn, Michael, 67 -R- Rabago, Louise, 97. 119 Raines, Charles. 84 Raines, Mary Ann, 67, 118 Raines, Martha. 84 Raines. Phil, 97 Raines, Steve, 67, 115 Rainey, John. 97 Rainwater, Bobby. 84, 135, 140, 151 Ramantanin, Petro, 97 Rambow, Robert, 97, 122 Ramsey, Ann. 42, 67. 105. 110. 114. 118 120. 127. 134, 155, 159 Randolph, Donna, 67 Ready. Jane, 67, 104, 107. 109. 114 127. 134 Reed, Cyndi, 84 Reed. Len, 84. 121, 126 Reid, Beth, 84, 119 Reid. Paula, 97 Revels, Cathy Rhodes, Carolyn, 67. 108 Rhodes, Donna, 67. 131 Rhodes, Donnie, 67, 118, 119. 120 Rhodes, Gregory, 81,97, 121 Rhyner, Joy, 67, 108, 118 Rhyner, Robert, 98, 115 Rice. Bobby, 98, 115 Rice, Frank, 84. 121 Rice, Janie. 84 Rice. Valerie, 84. 130 Richards, Brenda. 68, 84. 106, 108, 110 114, 134, 159 Riddle. Billy, 81, 84 Fliddle. Brenda. 98 Riddle. Joan, 84. 104, 125, 131 Riddle, Kathy, 84, 119 Riddle, Sandi, 84 Rimer, Anne, 68, 117 Ritter, Jeannie, 98, 122 Roberts. Charles, 98. 115 Roberts, Danny. 84 Roberts. Mickey, 68, 113 Robertson, Janice, 98 Robinson, Sandra, 84 Rogers. Chuck, 84. 138 Rogers. Cindy. 85 Rogers. Mamie, 85 Rogers, Wayne, 98 Rollins, Melody. 68. 119 Roper. Phillip. 68, 128, 135, 138 141, 151 Ross. Kathy, 98. 130 Rowland, Robert, 98 Ruppe, Larry, 68, 113 Russell, Judi, 85 -S- Salyer, David, 85 Sanders, Kathy, 98, 108 Sanders. Marie, 85, 131 Sanford. Judy, 85, 111 Sanford, Kenneth, 98 Satterfield, Vickey, 85 Saunders, Jimmy, 98 Saxon. Robert. 85 Scales, Paula. 98, 134 Scoggin, Selwyn. 85 Scruggs, Charlene, 98. 108, 134 Scruggs. Sheila. 85 Seay, Randy, 98, 115 Sellars. Rhonda. 85. 123, 125 Settle. Ann. 68, 117, 122. 125 Settle, Dennis, 85, 126 Sexton, Frank, 98 Sexton, Mike, 98, 115 Shands, Silas, 68, 115 Shaw, Delou, 98, 129 Shaw, Larry, 68, 128, 135, 138, 141 145, 151 Shealy, David, 98. 122 Shehan, Rita, 68 Shell. Horace, 69, 118, 119, 120, 124 Shell, Kathy. 98. 116 Shelton, Michael, 81,85 Shelton, Pam, 98, 108, 134 Sherbert. Jennifer, 98, 125 Sherbert. Patricia, 69, 119, 131 Sherfield, Gary. 85 Sherrod. Marty, 98, 142 Shirah, Billy, 85. 121, 126 Shropshire, Jane. 98 Shropshire. Susie, 98 Shook, Kathy, 98 Shurbutt, Kym, 85 Siconolfi, Demaris, 77, 85 Simmons. Dean, 69, 110, 111, 115 119, 155 Simmons. June, 98. 108 Simmons, Patricia, 85. 134 Simmons. Phyllis, 69 Simpson, Mark, 85, 121, 126 Sims, Myrtle, 85, 108 Sims, Richard. 69 Sinclair. Phillip, 85. 104, 111, 126 Sistare, Hugh, 85, 111, 113 Skipper. Ray. 85, 106 Skipper, Terry, 69 Smith, Barry, 98, 115 Smith. Brenda. 98 Smith, Carroll. 98. 142, 144 Smith, Cleria Smith, Dale, 85 Smith, Danny, 98, 115 Smith, David Mark, 69, 115 Smith. Debbie. 85. 119, 120, 129 Smith, Dianne, 69, 116, 117 Smith, Don. 98. Ill, 115 Smith, Eddie. 70. 135, 140, 141, 151 Smith, Eddie H., 69 Smith, Faytina, 70 Smith, Harold, 98. 142 Smith, Joni, 85. 106, 108, 114. 118 120, 127 Smith. Mark. 69. 121, 126 Smith, Patty, 98, 119 Smith, Rena, 85 Smith. Rick. 69. 115, 135, 138, 141 Smith, Roger, 98 Smith, Shirley. 85. 116. 130 Smith, Steve, 98, 115 Smith, Steve, 98 Smith, Susan. 70 Smith, Susan. 98 Smith. Vikki, 70, 117 Smith. William. 70. 130 Snow, Bonnie, 70. 109, 115, 117 Snow, Chuck, 70, 115 Sorrell, Judy, 98 Southers, Becky, 98 Southers, Patty, 98 Spake. Deckie, 70. 135, 138, 141, 151 Spake, Libby, 70 Sparks. Tommy, 85 Spearman, Jan, 98 Splawn, Ricky, 99 Spitzes. Chuck, 99 Stafford, Alvin, 85 Stafford, Wayne, 113 Stalvey. Jacquelyn. 86 Steadman, Randy, 86. 113 Steele, Jack, 86. 104, 128, 135, 145 Stephens, Debbie. 99. 119 Stevens. Bobby, 70 Stevens. Gaye, 86, 104, 108, 121, 125 Stewart, Mike, 99 Stockman, Richard, 86 Stokes. Becky. 86, 108, 127, 134 Stokes. Marguerite. 74. 86. 105, 127 Stokes. Stan, 70, 135, 138, 141, 151 Stone. Jerry. 81.86, 111. 115 Stowe, Richard, 99 Strange, Teri, 99. 119, 129, 132, 160 Stribling, Charles Stribling, Gary, 99, 115 Stribling, Shirley, 99. 119 Suber, Clara, 99 Suber, Marie. 86 Sudduth, Beth. 86. 119 Suder, Barbara, 99 Sumner, Regina, 99 Suttles, Ricky, 70, 115 Suttles, Wanda, 70. 116, 117 Sutton, Phillip, 99 Swink, Ronnie. 86, 113, 115 Switzer, Allen. 70, 112, 129 Switzer, Ray. 99. 115 -T- Taylor, Janice. 71, 130, 134 Taylor, Kathy. 86, 123 Taylor, Keith, 99, 118, 119 Taylor. Mac. 99. 124, 142, 144, 151 Taylor, Peggy, 86, 104, 107. 109. 125 Theo, Charles, 99 Thigpen, Ernie. 86, 104, 122. 126 Thomas, Debbie, 86, 105 Thomas, James, 99 Thomas, Mike, 86 Thomas. Peggy. 99 Thomason. Jan, 99, 108 Thomason, Keith, 86. 113 Thomason, Mike, 99 Thompson, Mike. 71, 128 Thompson, Pamela. 86, 116 Thompson. Rayna, 71, 111, 116, 117 Thompson. Ricky, 86 Tillotson, Cathy, 99. 119 Timmons, Ann, 86, 113, 116 Timmons. David, 71, 113 Timmons, Sue, 99 Tinsley, Fredia, 86. 116 Tolleson, Gary. 71. 113 Toner. Mike, 71, 135, 138, 141 Towery, Joyce. 99 Towery, Linda. 71, 116, 117 Towery. Louise, 99 Towery. Vickie. 99, 116 Trail, Donna, 99 Trexler, Mike. 11. 71, 128, 135, 145 151, 155 Trotter, Bennie. 99 Trotter, Steve, 86 Tuck. Kenny. 99. 142, 144, 151 Tuck, Sidney, 71, 121 Tucker, Jerry. 72, 111 Tucker, Paul, 99 Tucker. Ronnie. 99 Turner, Anna, 72 Turner, Benny, 72, 113 Turner, Cathy, 86, 118, 120 Turner. Dennis, 100 Tyner, Jackie, 100 Tyner, Teresa, 72. 119, 127, 135. 159 203 STUDENTS — Continued -v- Vanadore, Jimmy, 72 Varn, Randy, 86 Varner, Nathan, 86 Vineyard. Terry, 100, 135, 138, 144, 151 Vinson, Terry. 100. 140 Vise. Tim, 86 -W- Waddell, Alma. 86, 119 Waddle, Judy, 86. 77. 104. 125 Wagner. Carolyn, 100 Walden, Kenny, 100, 115 Walden. Robby, 72 Walden, Sherry, 100 Waldrop, Kenny, 100, 113 Waldrop, Leonard, 86 Waldrop. Richard, 86. 142. 151 Walker. Pat. 100. 112 Walker. Roger, 87 Wall, Donald. 87 Wallace, Gail, 100. 108 Walters, Cliff. 100, 115, 142, 144, 151 Ward. Kathy. 72, 111. 116. 117 Watson, Annette, 100, 119 Way. Betty. 100, 119 Weaver, David, 87, 113, 115 Weaver. Debbie, 72 Weaver. Tommy, 100. 115 Weir, Jeri, 72, 109, 113, 129 West, Bennie. 87, 118, 120 West, David, (11). 87 West, David, (10). 100, 115 West, Jim. 87 West. Karen, 87, 118 West. Mike. 87. 115 West, Randy, 72. 134 West, Ricky, 100 Wheatley. Susan, 87. 105, 129 Whelchel. Dicky. 100. 118, 119. 126 Whisnant, Sandy, 100. 124 White. Brenda, 100 White. James. 115 White. Jimmy, 87 White. Wade. 100, 108. 124, 142. 151 Whitfield. Larry, 100 Whitt, Susan, 73 Whitten, Wanda, 73 Whitworth, Audrey, 100, 108, 119 Wiley, Maureen. 73, 118 Williams, Becky, 87, 119 Williams, Betty. 100, 130 Williams, Donna, 100 Williams. Glenn. 100 Williams, Melanie. 101 Williams. Michael L., 87. Ill, 115 Williams. Randy, 87 Williams, Terry, 101 Wilson. Deidra. 101, 108, 109, 119, 125 Wilson. Scott, 73 Wilson, Shiela, 73 Wilson, Steve, 101 Wingo, Brenda, 101 Wingo, Dennis, 101, 142 Wingo, Doug, 87. 113 Winn. Marshall, 56. 73. 104, 110, 111, 121, 126. 154, 155 Winn, Steve. 101, 121. 126 Witherspoon, Walter, 87 Wofford, Debbie, 87 Wofford, Donna, 87 Wofford. Lorn, 73, 115 Wofford. Ryan, 101. 115 Wolbrecht, Phillip, 73. 113 Wolfe. Jackie. 101 Wolfe. Mike Wood. Carol. 87, 104. 123 Wood, Dale Wood. Deborah. 73, 111, 117, 123, 125 Wyatt, Deborah, 73, 118, 131 Wyatt, Dottie. 101, 116 Wyatt, Frances, 101, 119 Wyatt. Frank. 87, 115. 128, 135. 138 145. 151 Wyatt, Jackie, 73, 81, 113 Wyatt, Junior, 87 Wyatt, Terry, 101 -Y- Young, Susan, 87. 119. 120 -Z- Zimmerman, Barbara, 73 Zimmerman, Denise, 87 Zimmerman, Elaine. 87. 131 Zimmerman, Sandi, 87 204 Students no longer hoped for or read about men walking on the moon but actually witnessed the accomplishment in this an era of evolution. Dorman within itself witnessed its own evolution. Nineteen hundred and seventy plunged Dorman into a new dec- ade and an age of change. No longer will the voice of Mr. Clark reach students each morning with “Good-morning, it’s nineteen hun- dred and sixty . . Maxicoats and dresses paraded the corridors be- side the ever changing miniskirts. Dorman was no longer confined to its traditional curricida hut was united with other area schools to produce R. D. Anderson Vocational School. R. D. Anderson opened new horizons to Dorman’s ever changing ideas. With the addition of new classrooms, Dorman con- tinued to grow. Victory! Spartan High was de- feated. Truly, this started an age iof change! I The 1970 staff hopes that this edition of the Vanguard will serve as a storehouse of memories and past changes of Dorman High School. May this inspire others to strive for even higher goals and future successes. 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!