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

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The entire team listens for instructions on the next play from volleyball coach Paula Kirk- land. With back-up help from Carol Canty (9), Angie Thompson (10) returns the ball in a dominating game against Broome. Showing her determination in returning the ball, Angie Thompson (10) sets up the play In helping her team beat Broome. 28 Volleyball

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Joey Bailey (10) awaits the snap dur- ing the 43-26 winning game against the Broome Centurians. Aided by linebackers Rusty Towery (66), Jett Henson (55), and Charles Giles (32), quarterback Chris Sim- mons (14) hands oft the ball to run- ning back Lonnie Smith (33). DORMAN NNTH GRADE FOOTBALL 8-0 12 Spartanburg 0 DORMAN 43 Broom© 26 DORMAN 21 Eastsxle 0 DORMAN 28 Bo4ng Springs 6 DORMAN 34 Union 8 DORMAN 33 Northwestern 6 DORMAN 27 Spartanburg 12 DORMAN 27 Gaffney 14 A break during practice gives the Dukes a chance to catch their breaths and chat with fellow teammates. Ninth Grade Football 27

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VOLLEYBALL 11-9 DORMAN L DORMAN W DORMAN W DORMAN w DORMAN L DORMAN w DORMAN L DORMAN W DORMAN W DORMAN W DORMAN W DORMAN W DORMAN L DORMAN L DORMAN W DORMAN w DORMAN L DORMAN L DORMAN L DORMAN L Boing Springs Broom© Greer Union Qnton Northwestern Cmton Spartanburg Gaffney Greer Broome Rock Hi Byrnes 8o ng Springs Union Northwestern Spartanburg Gaffney Rock Hi Byrnes The Perfect 'Kill' Consisting of two seniors, three ju- niors, three sophomores, and five freshmen, the volleyball team accom- plished much in their 1984 season. The players enjoyed the game and coach Paula Kirkland was satisfied with the team's performance. The team, unfortunately, did not make it to the play-offs, even with a 11-9 record. Freshman Angie Dempsey says, We had a lot of fun this season, and I hope the experience playing with and against upperclassmen will help me later. Senior Angie Thompson scored an outstanding 102 kills, which raised the entire team's total to 288 and broke last year's record. She also had a high- hitting percentage. Carol Canty, Lanie Wofford, and An- gie Dempsey were over ninety per- cent accurate during the season, rais- ing the team's percentage to a high eighty-seven percent. Julie Price dominated in assists, breaking her last year's record of 101 with a high of 144. Lettering this year were Angie Thompson. Julie Price, Carol Canty, Mi- chelle Thomas. Evette Thompson, Lanie Wofford, and Tracie Whitley. The majority of these players averaged playing forty-six games of fifty-one and played nineteen matches of twenty. Trade Whitley (7) steadies herself to block a possible point by a Rock Hill player. The bench waits to see it Tracie Whitley (7), aided by Carol Canty (9), can return the high volley. VOLLEYBALL: Front: Angie Thompson (10). Don- na Johnson (11). Monica Stanley (13). Lanie Wofford (12). Tracie Whitley (7). Carol Canty (9). Tina EBiott (8). Back: Tina Corn (manager). Evette Thompson (manager). Tracie Foster (manager). Angie Dempsey (15). Wendi Lan- caster (3). Coach Paula Kirkland. Michelle Thom- as (14). Julie Price (5). Tonya Massey (4). Jada Davis (manager). Volleyball 29