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

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Seniors Happily Receive Rings And Schedules At Registration August 18th marked a very im- portant day for seniors at Dorman High School. For the first time in the school’s history, seniors re- ceived their rings as well as their schedules on registration. These rings meant more than just a recog- nition of being a senior. They meant that the seniors were be- ginning the road to maturity and adulthood. Juniors and sophomores registered on the 19th and 20th respectively. While the juniors only had to renew the premises, the sophomores had to become wholly acquainted with our school. This year schedules were compiled by a computer instead of the guidance staff. What a way to go Dorman! Seniors Freddie Graham, Billy Shirah, Steve Ledford, and Kim Shurbutt in- spected rings during registration. Lynn Morris issued proper books to Debra Hunsucker.

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One building housed two separate concepts about school life but with the same desires for fun. Each student was expected to adjust to a different school life—more students, more teachers— and to accept the task of making the school year a success. Student life—pep rallies, football and basketball games, assemblies—helped bring the students together so that these two separate concepts could be transformed into one: A concept of under- standing one another, of working together for the benefit of the school instead of trying to be individualists. Unity Is One Goal For Which All Students Strive

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