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

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... for what? For Project Transition? For change? For spirit? For excellence? Project Transition, the school-within-a-school concept, has helped to bridge the gap between middle and high school. Changes have highlighted the year, adjustments had to be made. Spirit has filled the student body, engulfing the school with enthusiasm even when all efforts were not winning efforts. Excellence, an integral part of any school. has been achieved by students in all areas of curriculum. Yes, looking back but moving ahead. This could indeed be the year. The sight of buses lining the Wing C sidewalk is a welcome sight at 2:55 2 Opening

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Contents Sports p. 14 This could be the year for molding indivi- duals into future cham- pions. Victories and losses together build character and forti- tude. Organizations p. 66 This could be the year for record-break- ing memberships and more involvement. Ser- vice projects and fund- raising give students a chance to support their club. Student Life p. 118 This could be the year for putting more spirit in the student body and more pride in the school. 1983-84 is a year for enthusiasm to increase. People p. 134 This could be the year for developing academic skills through the many course offer- ings. All 2500 Cavaliers make for a better school. Advertisements p. 236 This could be the year for community in- volvement. Without the support of parents and patrons, the financing of the yearbook would be impossible. Despite changes in many areas of school some things like friendship never change

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Security Guard Dan Mart hers, otherwise known as Boss Hog. watches students leave the new smoking area Lunch time gives Gina ToUeson and Kellie Eu- banks time to discuss cheerleading practice Openlng 3 One of the many responsibilities of principal Wray Smith is the tedious job of completing pa- perwork. With tobacco not allowed at school. Mike Moore and David Sawicki decide to chew else- where. Sitting patiently. Sheila King waits for David Goodwin to finish his last-minute studying before lunch is over With Blue BeUe practice over. Sherry Wales stm finds herself practicing a routine