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

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As the 1981-82 school year opened and progressed, students found that the influence of Dorman was just as powerful as ever. Lightning had struck AGAIN After a long day of school. Angie Masters and Julie Coleman rush to their cars. Presenting the three flags, the Honor Guard precedes the award-winning Cavalier band. “Catch some of our light- ning!” What in the world could that mean? It could be talking about all of the extra- curricular activities offered at Dorman. There are forty-five clubs, ten of which are na- tional service clubs. The Stu- dent Council acts as the school’s student govern- ment. Station WPMD keeps the students rocking and roll- ing as the first school radio of its kind in South Carolina. Dorman’s trophy case is over-flowing with state and national awards from the band. Blue Belles, chorus, cheerleaders and the orches-1 tra. The FFA chapter is the, number one chapter in the nation with 100% participa- tion. The school has eight athletic teams which are very competitive. All in all, Dorman students have a rea- son to shine. 2 THEME