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

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Ten Senior Girls Chosen To Compete For The 1970 Homecoming Queen Absent from the Homecoming Court were Luanne Cault, Joy Fowler, Debra Hunsucker, Sue Peake, Susan Hum- phries, and Teri Strange. 13

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Seconds after being crowned Home- coming Queen, Luanne Gault was con- gratulated by overjoyed friends. Dorman faced Chester in the annual Homecoming game. 12

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Senior Vicki Butler assisted puzzled pa- rents as they tried to follow the students’ schedules during Back-to-School Night. Optimist Teenager of the Year candi- dates anticipated the announcement of the winner. College Night Aids Students In Choosing Schools OCTOBER—one of the busiest months that we had. College night was held on October 5, during which time representatives from different colleges gave information to prospective students. Also, two inductions were presented before the student body in assemblies on October 8 and 9. Respectively these were the National Honor Society and the Student Council — the lighted candles, the processional, and the recessional—each part was beautiful and impressive. October 14th marked another FIRST for Dorman—computerized report cards. Lunch Appreciation Week, October 1-5, found many visitors and parents on our campus. They were invited to come and to eat in the cafeteria with us. Then on Oc- tober 30 was the game everyone had awaited—Dorman vs. Spartan High. Tension and school spirit mounted all week, but on that night Dorman fans saw the Cava- liers fall to Spartanburg 21-7. That’s life!