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

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Dorman is 'A Shade Above the Rest Because the Cavaliers are What makes Dorman A Shade Above the Rest ? The competent administrators, the capable, caring faculty, and the conscientious, tal- ented students, says Mrs. Pat Moore, who has been the principal's secretary since the school opened in 1964. We have beautiful buildings, well landscaped grounds, and a choice location. Dorman could be just another high school; it's what's inside that really counts. A Grade-A academic program also helps to make Dorman A Shade Above the Rest. An English depart- ment that challenges students to do their best, a wide variety of math courses that are suited to students' needs, and a science program that prepares students for the ever- changing world of technology — all these play an important part in mak- ing Dorman one of the best high schools in the state. The art department also contributes to making Dorman A Shade Above the Rest because of its many pro- grams for students interested in visu- al and performing arts. Students also have the opportunity to take voca- tional and technical classes at R. D. Anderson, something that not all state high school students are able to do. Dorman is A Shade Above the Rest for other reasons, also. The school spirit that has been so preva- lent among students and faculty, the positive attitudes expressed by all in and out of the classroom, and the support and enthusiasm that has been shown for the athletic depart- ment are all qualities that make Dor- man Better Than the Best. The friendships, the smiles, the heartaches, and the good times all make Dorman A Shade Above the Rest, — an everlasting memory. 4 Opening

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Caventhusiasm Kellie Eubanks proudly displays her school spirit as the Cavalier. As the school mascot, she is in charge of spreading spirit throughout the student body. Time out. Just before performing at the pre-game ceremonies, band members Sue Bird and Barbara Bird take a break to chat with Holly Zeman, a member of the color guard. The lunch bunch. Friends group together to dis- cuss the day's events — a common sight during first and second lunches. Cooling down. Reese Hargrove takes a breather during the tough season opener against Wade Hampton. Reese gained 22 yards on seventeen carries to help the Cavs dominate the generals, 14-6. OpeningH

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Farmer's Day, Freebird Style. Farmer's Day has always been a popular tradition with Cavalier fans; this year was no exception. The WANS Free- bird was on hand to arouse school spirit at the annual outdoor pep rally. Sharing in the Farmer's Day fun are the JV cheerleaders. One-of-a-kind taste Lunchtime has always been a time for a little relaxation. Angela Young, Jackie Ballenger, and Emika Williams meet to chat about the latest happenings during second lunch. Taking a snooze. First lunch seems to be the perfect time for Jack Eason to catch a wink of sleep before going to his fourth period class. Opening 5