Spartanburg Day School - Delta Yearbook (Spartanburg, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1969 volume:

DEL TA 1969 If .ii THE SPARTANBURG DA Y SCHOUL DELTA Spartanburg, South Carolina Volume 7 1969 CHARLIE ALLEN .... ....... E dztor-z'n-Chuy' ED HICKS ........... .... B usiness Manager NANCY GEER .......... .... A ssistant Editor ALICE WATSON ......... .... A sszlvtant Editor MR. TED HUNDLEY ..... .... F aculgf Aa'vz'sor J -.4 V ,, I 3 A511391 V -WA!! his fwhhni Q , FJ. ' W Dx Ma 1. xxx I ,- nfggqw, . 4 i, ,Q Q i 5 -gr x3 ! 4 , .,,A L V.,-nv M Vi V su a 5!g,g ,Q mf '- - 5 hm W 3, W ' as ., 'G-nw ,,,, K , A 'kvwqhhxmmw af' 'I 'V ff l gf. ky H ff ' 'Q -f'b 5 ,rl ' K , , 1, 'E -S, it Ki A J' y ' 4 vu,-:alumna F ORE WORD The purpose of a yearbook is to provide a his- tory of activities and events of a school year. This is the goal that we, the members of the Delta staff have strived for. It has not been a simple task because a year at the Spartanburg Day School is full of action. The past year has brought about many changes, including another addition to the school campus. Not only has the school it- self grown, but the school family and faculty staff have also increased this past year. As the school grows, the HDelta's'7 tasks grow, also. Nevertheless the members of the staff feel that we have met this challenge, and hope that you will be as pleased with the 1969 '4Delta as much as we have enjoyed bringing it to you. CHARLIE ALLEN Editor 1969 Delta,' To every thing there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven Ecclesiastes 3 :1 nm . M VM in , I , mf e. k 'a?fr5afi'5 , K' ,iw V4 Af... 4 ,V -gif 1, . ,m1,iQ, r -wg A - f'?? 'f , , 45 . ' 6' . ,L . Q . -1 f-2' 'tigfffjgf' is ' A Vik v 'C' S ES A M 'H xi . V- L 1 fu . ,., ' N il' , pf' par ' L Kr nf b 'M' ,W if 11-:H ' '557J?flQJQ5Q, 0 .,,.w n 'ft 'W 'lv NA! - r :Eh .WA 1 W 'mf ,M V T' X iii ' w,'f'i4, W WW .fp q,X1Q..g. y V M M .1 :A QT f U we .R , 1 MJ A , .Q fi?523gf2ff ig, I-4, w fWjfl H., 1 Q If :A it e,2':?' , . , fr ,, ', 1- , Aww lf fi Q . S? 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A new first class and pre-school also started at S.D.S. was-rHG 9 ' 27 E 'I 'T ,t,, ,,,f n W ,I ... '12 P! 1' N v . 4 Q1 asm , 'ii A -.-P ... , 4 l I 1 1 a time to reap . t L is 1 y 1969 marked the final year at S.D.S. for twenty three seniors. Next year, members of the largest S.D.S. graduating class will at- tend colleges all over the eastern part of the country. Two awards given annually to the seniors- the Headmasters Award and the Groblewski Cup-were given to Carolyn Garvin and Danny Morgan of last yearls graduating class. M --ia i miszmnmvauwm-nf - ,Q wnw.:x,..1,,,.,,, ,.x. M., M Wmwn-mv ...Nw ,...., , ,H im NM ...Q- a time to gather . Extracurricular activities are a great part of school life. There are a number of different clubs and organizations for upper school stu- dents. In addition to three publications, there is also the chorus, pep band, chess club, and debate club, among others. 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' . of so at Wfrg ix QL , ,x .X I Q I K 2 . K 2, 4 K xi K 1 . 'Aw tix Z , K 3 vi ir, A m iv-,L I A x Q ,pg . ,, K , M V, , T. .1 , . .fm ox , .V ,. W .A Lv' N 5 my. ,L . Y I ' ' 1 ' .Q idtxf .Jw W 'Y-1. ' if - ' 3 H , by ,xfllil , I2 .wma X E 1 s 311' 4. k ,wh , it-M The athletic teams enjoyed their greatest year during 1968-1969. Especially was this true during the fall when the varsity football, soccer, and hockey teams all reached new highs in wins. cz time to speak I6 l 2 x. S I Wai Communication is necessary every- where . . . in the class room, in study hall, in the lunchroom, and in open- ing assembly. K a time to keep silent To read, to study, to listen, and to pray. L Ni W -Mm, ,--.NI .Q i K f a I w . ?fpm,-- 1, H --:,ik,,Q.p.,:. 1' .f - - ' ' - Ezgaf' - 12Qi:., :k f1fQ.5t5k5-5-fff,:wfu,, 3,352 U -- K ,,, ., Nahu m . K.-L - A -L-- '- . I - ' 1 .. . ,. . ., L.,,... W. . , 'Kiwi f K -ss h 5 ,.-. :f S'ii?- :f'5: 5x A '?2: .. 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N , Q Q Q :erm M lsevsmnnugn H1 1 M 4, .4-... ,BW V,, 'Q W...-.-.AH t '-'K-..., Ay, M n , i , 'ww ,V f I 9 fVv's 599' CONTENTS Dedication p. 22 Faculty p. 26 Pre and Lower School p. 34 Middle School p. 48 Upper School p. 62 24: Organizations p. 744 5 K svlfi AW -1 'ggi 1-J Honors p. 88 Athletics p. 98 Seniors p. 152 Advertising p. 180 K., .I In gratitude for the start in education she gave many of us, and for her interest in and devotion to all of us, we dedicate the 1969 Delta to MRS. ELIZABETH GRAMLING TURNER Mrs. Turner, the senior member of our faculty has been introducing first graders to school life at S.D.S. since its beginning twelve years ago. This year's senior class is the first class to go all the way through the Day School. Five members of this class were also members of Mrs. Turner's first class. On this memorable occasion, we sa- lute her. ,.,, f I A dm in z's1fraZz'0n Mr. Harold I. Donnelly Headmaster Col. T. B. Ergle Business Manager Mr. William Ross Mrs. Nellie McCullough Head of Elementary School Dean of Girls Board of Trustees Hal C. Byrd Louis Caggiano George E. Case, J r. W. A. Coleman Mrs. John F. Dulken Thomas A. Evins J. Bond Garvan Dr. C. B. Hodge Roger Milliken HEADMASTER Harold l. Donnelly Mrs. Ben W. Montgomery Alfred C. New Richard H. Pennell Robert P. Richardson, I r. Allen D. Slater A. Brandon Taylor, J r. John A. Wallace Thomas B. Young, Jr. ' 4. i . 1 F- 4 .Hg 3' 1 1 Ag . , i f Faculq MR. DEXTER fllfatlzemazfics DAVISON Math Acting Department Chairman Boys Athletics . MR. THOMAS OWENS Math I Boys Athletics MRS. MARY PATTERSON 4 Middle School Math . E Science MR. BILL BURK Middle School Science Boys Athletics MR. NEIL HALKYARD' Science Department Chairman MISS CRACIE MAY Science Girls Athletics 28 MRS. ANN WILLAUER Math MR. JOHN PATTERSON Science Boys Athletics lv,- H istmjf MRS. AMANDA DUNN History MR. TED HUNDLEY History MR. MIKE JOHNSON History Department Chairman English MR. HOWARD CANOUNE English Department Chairman MRS. ANN CHENEY Middle School English MRS. ELIZABETH EDMUNDS Developmental Reading MR. ROBERT FREEMAN English Boys Athletics MR. MIKE KNIGHTON English Athletic Director MR. .IIM MCMAKIN English Developmental Reading MR. EZELI. TINDALL Developmental Reading Middle School English Language MRS. ELIANE BOUTON French MR. JACK BRAY French Department Chairman MR. CARLOS DE LA TORRE Spanish Boys Athletics MRS. MARY HALKYARD Latin English MRS. NANCY HAUGHAY Middle School French MRS. MARY LEE Latin Libmgf MISS VERNA KOHN Librarian MRS. LEE LENNON Librarian 30 Q IN usiness Aa'mz'nz'st1'atz'0n MRS. BERYL COX Bookkeeper Office Assistant MRS. EDNA TINDALL Executive Secretary MRS. PHYLLIS WALDENFELS Secretary Lower School 5 ,Q if 9 T rn ' Imw i AA- .. i i t fa y fi. W t K -ev A iff g f 1 X. , A Mp --va K if QE R tif, ... to ower School MRS. FRANCIS ALLEN First Class MRS. HELEN BOISSELLE Second Class MISS .IANE CAMPBELL Pre-School MR. JACK DIMPSEY Lower School Athletics MRS. WILMA GARDNER Third Class MISS MARCIA HEFFNER Pre-School Girls Athletics MRS. GINNY MILLER Third Class MRS. CLAIRE MOORE Second Class MRS. ELIZABETH TURNER First Class M wie MRS. LERA BORDEN Music Department Chairman MRS. KATHERINE CRIBB Music MRS. PAT DILLARD Music MRS. BECKY PENNELL Music Art MRS. .IOSETTE DAVISON Art MRS. LINDA TAYLOR Art 32 Our Leaders: I1 -nv' .+ ffW OBSERVANT X fixes Pk- J' Q unuudimv N ...,m5S w '90 HARD WORKING ,. J 1 MATURE ORGANIZED 33 1 '31, 4 ,xv , : 95 f . .mx J . .ssfgip - A 5 1 4 4 gf - I, Q. wu ,4' am 2 5 1 2 4 Lower School Byars, Cuslis Cart, ,Iulia Charak, Elizabeth Dunn, Barclay Gutierrez, John Lewis, Wyatt Miller, Jay Frank Patterson, Perry Rothenberg, Pam Sanders, Chris Tisdale, Susan Wilkes, Pam Pre-Schoolers always dlscover new ways to enjoy Jungle .hm Beckncll, Leslie Black, Mary .loan Cart, Alice Chapman, Marshall Clarkson, Sherry Ford, Steve Hayes, Mary Love Miller, Miranda Ross, Ann Wakefield, Jay Moore, Diane Reid, Will kes tum to choose 1 ?vr W 'W Mrs. Allen 3 fb. r rw!!! 1 .Y '5z2::g,I0au,ie Q Fleming, Jim I ' 1 She forgot her homework? Celardi, Tahirih Kimbrell, Neal Murray, Julia Page, Kendall Thompson, Allison Watson, Laura '1 First Grader takes turn at board. Mrs. Allen conducts reading class. 39 W M rs. Boisselle if k,,,.. mi, y fl . A 'O s f-W A lf .fa V Mr. Dempsey leads Athletics. -, ,L ,Q f,,.,fl3 'E , Q f 'i . Cheyney, Richard Cribb, Warner Ford, Donnie Freeman, Robbie McCall, Gena Stone, Ruth Gray Roberts, Beth West, Ellen Tuckey, Bill Fryml, Martin Second Mrs. Lennon aids student in library. Second Graders enjoy art. Boissielle, Heather Brailsford, Robert Foster, Jane M rs .f'? 7'e- , ,. fa 't 1 'M ,4,3,. l Crier, V' Charlotte M if 4 Johnson, Steve V 'h M0rr0w, 4 t' t J ennifer Z, ' 'ix . Olmstead, John Swofford, Mark Picture Not Available Young, Mary Jane s participate actlvely Anderson, Cokie Buchanan, Tina Case, Robin Cheney, Taffy Del Cuercio, Kenneth Drummond, Alison Gelardi, Concetta Pennell, Pat Sovey, Louis West, Buddy W i x M rs. M iller ii - Jn LA el? I V ' I ' WM Q ff T, 2. I '2 l - e im? 6 'Q' 4 . if in 1 , 'vc I Becknell, Allison Brailsford, Charlotte Cart, Lucile Cribb, .lohn Dulken, Mark Fowler, Royal Pupil ponders over a word problem Humphrey, Cray Murphy, Peggy V , - ., an A Plumley, Susan . g Shook, Andrew -, ' Wolfe, Fort Gee, even students get to use the blackboard' jf xx, of ,x I Pro-and Lower School Ari f .1 J A up ' ,, M W, . This year, under the supervision of Miss Heffner, Miss Camp- bell, and Mrs. Taylor, the pre- and lower school art students W: , experimented with many different forms of art. They learned to ,,,,....m----1--M work with paint, clay and construction paper. 44 Pro-ana' Lower School Mu5z'o The pre- and lower school music classes are instructed by Mrs. Dil- lard. This year members of the music classes performed in the Thanksgiving, Christmas, and George Washington programs. 45 Lower Schoo .1 ,, , The Lower School Athletics was under the direction of Mr. Dempsey. He supervised both the boys and girls in soccer and softball. 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K' ,,- H9 U WJ' , s....,v.f- M ,,-A ,X . afvvks M z'a'a'!e School Cates, Mary Coleman, Winky Cribb, Mary DeFore, Renee DiMarc0, Tommy Freeman, Heather McCullough, Mark Milliken, Weston Pennell, Rick Ross, William H Klfx' Fourth -'1 ii lil, ' 0 .ly 1' .1,-ji -Q i.., . is A Students work their problems. -..,,KMq lass 'Q Picture Not Available I -s Pictu re w K ' Nat ' 1 Available lx vt ,,..-., 'ff 'E Picture Not -'-:SP Available 4 , in K fhrr 4' ls I V x kg aeeia it A Chapman, Betsy Chapman, Winston Foster, John Cauden, Don Henderson, Dan McWhortor, Marshall Moore, Howard Olmstead, Don Slater, Polly Steuer, Kay and Fourth Grader Dunn's class. Mr. Burk aids students pursuits s further their understanding of geography in Mrs IBF? , xg Bosien, Tim Boyd, Chip Brailsford, Elizabeth Cart, Celia Chapman, Margaret Chapman, Sadie Cheyney, Ross Coleman, Vaughan Dent, Mark Douglas, Students burn off a little energy. Boy, I sure wish recess was longer. 4. 'FZ 4. Marianne Dulken, Katie Fryml, Anthony Gelardi, Tonine Hughston, George L.. glass Fifth Graders entertain Freshmen during Christmas. Hatchette, Chuck Hatfield, Tam Hayes, Barry Hudson, Garrow Layton, Benje Lorson, Greg McCall, Wesley Miller, Maggie Roberts, James Smith, Marilyn Stone, Ben Steuer, Lee 2 .gf 1' ' Wakefield, Betsy 84 ft. , rf 'Y .A- 4 ,, fig t it ' . W., dx ik fi 'Q ff 1 A-.5 ,,. Allen, Margaret Blackford, Billy Byars, Pat Cart, Rob Cates, Kitta Clarkson, Harold Donnelly, Meg Garvan, Melissa ,qs if.. -K X Q' -Y 9. i - .Mi M ,. ,- A . A Six tl it Mr. Burk aids students in the science department. Gillespie, Millie Grier, Mary Hamrick, Bob Hatfield, Rette Hodge, Charlie Holcomb, Lou Hughston, Paley Humphrey, Monta McCall, Beth John Wallace spends time at Book Sale. Class -5.T,,,m L., Q , if 4 McClunley, Deborah Miller, Melani Oates, Kate Patterson, Vernon Rabago, Nena Ross, Betsy Steuer. Rudolph Tate, Dennis Wallace, John Watson, John Watters, David Williams. Judy Wolfe, Chase Wright, Peter it I rg, 1,-4, 1 91 Ai , 1 9 M z'o'o'!o School Honor Ro!! XJ wk.. , . 'J'--a First Row: Charlie Hodge, David Watters, Peter Wright, John Wallace, Pat Byars, Dennis Tate, Second Row: Betsy Ross Beth McCall, Mary Crier, Monta Humphrey, Deborah McCluney, Ross Cheney, Mary Cribb, Margaret Chapman, Betsy Wake- field. Third Row: Elizabeth Brailsford. Tonine Celardi, Kate Oates, Paley Houghston, Nena Rabago, Lou Holcomb, Millie Gillespie, Chase Wolfe, Meg Donnelly, Melissa Carvan. 56 The Corona 1969 .5 vii-meh: ee if yooyo , ,,,...,, V,,. .-,ss::tas15Q:: ., ., ....-,.:s,1sl:u,smm The Corona is a literary publication that is Written hy the students of the lower and middle schools. It is organized and printed by Mr. Tindall. Seven issues were published. Each of the first six issues was written by a different class. The last issue contained selections from classes 1-6. 57 Mz'ddle School Art it In the Middle School, art is part of the regular curriculum. It is instructed by Mrs. Davison. The students learn how to express themselves in several different medians such as clay, paint, and paper mache. They also study the history and tech- niques of different artists. M zddle School M usic ,Z J This year Middle School Music was taught by Mrs, Borden and Mrs. Dillard. Singing and piano lessons were offered. Front Row IL. to RJ: Weston Milliken, Ricky Pennell, William Ross, Tommy Dimarco, Marc McCullough, Don Olmstead, Win- ston Chapman, Howard Moore. Back Row IL. to RJ: Rette Hatfield, Vernon Patterson, Marshall McWhorter, Bob Hamrick, Winky Coleman, Mark Dent, Barry Hayes, Wesley McCall, Harold Clarkson, Lee Steuer, Chuck Hatchette. Kneeling IL. to RJ: Mark Fryml, Billy Blackford, Dennis Tate, Robbie Cart, ,lady Fryml, Peter Wright. Standing KL. to RJ: David Watters, Charlie Hodge, Coach Powell, .lohnny Wallace, .lohnnvv Watson. 60 M zkidle School A th Zetics The Middle School Boys were coached this year by Mr. Powell, Mr. Burke, Mr. Knighton, and Mr. Ross. They participated in football, soccer, basket- ball, and wrestling. Front Row IL-Rl: I. Hatfield, R. Defore, M. Crihb, H. Freeman, P. Slater, M. Cates, B. Chapman, K. Steurer, C. Hudson B. Wakefield, V. Coleman. Back Row: M. Smith, E. Brailford, M. Douglas, K. Dulken, S. Chapman, M. Chapman, M. Miller, I. Celardi, R. Cheney, C. Cart. The program of the Middle School has consisted of Field Hockey and Volleyball in the Fall and Basketball and Gymnastics for the Winter. In the Spring, we will have tennis, relays, interpretive games, etc. Front Row fl.-Rl: M. Allen, J. Williams, B. Ross, K. Oates, M. Garvan, D. McCluney, M. Miller. Back Row: N. Rabago, P. Hugleston, M. Crier, M. Gillespie, C. Wolfe, K. Cates, M. Donnelly, L. Holcomb, M. Humphrey. 6I iwgsdfsx f r e 3 11. 0.--. L1 '-'L ' .ff 4 , , fm L, me. 1: - Y? f - -- , S. .. . :we . 1. ,. -11:-4, .J - mi K., U Myer School Seventh Class girls find time to study. Seventh Class .lohnny and Billy take notes in class. Borden, Laura Byrd, Melinda Case, Randy Evins, Elizabeth Fowler, Gary Gardner, Leslie Gilmer, Terry Hamrick, Charles Haslam, Jonathan Henderson, Melodie Kicidis, Cathy Kicidis, Paul Lilley, Cathy in ,Ga 5353 , 1, if i .. :ya I, 4145, -. 11' , E if ii K '95 -'Shu f-... -av W 1 i I , .7 .V 5.9 J if - 'Nw ,, al, 1, A, 4 f fe' ,' , , .ff, , ,, ,W f W nf fa A ,gg - ' Q, 1, , Wfz, l ,, ,-.- Young, Eddie Lynch, Manning McCullough, Susan Midyette, Bert Miller, Mimi Murphy, Johnny Oats, lrene Pennell, Libby Roberts, Peggy Slater, Allen Taylor, Cathy Watters, Florence Wray, Billy Billy reviews magazine selection Susan finds an interesting book. Gillespie, Portia Haslam, J eff Hines, Winston Hodge, John Humphrey, Maclyn James, Chris E zgh tl Eighth Graders use study ha Boyd, Linda Cart, Ben Cart, Waller Y Cates, Lisa -w,1Q1.,, Chapman, Foster Dearybury, Bill Dent, Diana Douglas, S. M. Engels, Tom Gardner, Bobby Garvin, Greg Gault, Ben Linda and Fran wait for class to begin. flass ime wisely. - , Linda and Diana browse through books at Book Sale. .-bf' Leslie, Cathy Mathis, Cindy Millikin, David Moses, John Nisbet, Phil Owens, Richard Pettigrew, Eric Ross, Fran Slater, Diana Stone, Chris Tukey, Pat Vickery, Tim Wray, Bas Crocs, Bill mth Class Allen, Walter Ballenger, John Browne, Sally Byars. Johnny Callison, Jean Campbell, Tom Case, Ned Chapman, Eddie Dodd, Allan Donnelly, Don Hayes, Bob Hayes, Eaddo Rachel illustrates inquisitiveness. Freshmen collect though Al is active in Biology. between classes. 1. if Henderson, Francis Hendricks, Lia . id Lyons, Meredith Machell, Simon Murphy, Mike New, Al Passailaigue, Rachel Pettigrew, Lane Vickery, Sylvia Waldenfels, Tommy Webster, Bill White, Stan fall it fMfweifsyffzf:Q5ft:Siva:s,,smtaeM2f2yHQ!Z6-V Ellen makes good use of library facilities. Wardlaw leads class discussion. '12 f ,K ,,,,, Beebe, Harwood Bosien, Mark Caggiano, Anita Caggiano, Antoinette Cart, Emily Chapman, John Clary, Kent Douglas, Ellen Engels, Ric Gillespie, Mike Hamrick, Wardlaw john son, Cindy Ten tl l x Lacey, Allison Pennell, Susan Richardson, Ricky Rogers, Andy Simpson, Laura Stephenson, Chris Stone, Betsy Turner, Judy Warner, Bill Watters, Ellen E levenlh Class in . K A LL l i f X Not ,fr :hh if 'F l A ' l l ' Available 'f 'mmh h 'Yi i e ooo l ' , . . 'NN ' .3 f - Atv, T , A Az M A 1 A , ,, X h .. A .kzk . I i f 'i V ,Q fri ' -Q1 . S - .., we Q 'Q on Q A 4 i-Q21 Top Row: Allison, ,log Bayard, Petcrg Blackford, Virginiag Borden, Kureng Bosien, Cindyg Canoune, Howard. Bottom Row: Cochran, Dang DiMarco, Beckyg Donnelly, Charlotteg Feaster, Maryg Halkyard, Vickig Hamrick Carlisle. 54' Juniors find English classes provocative. Vicki and Cindy find time to study. A K will few a Q, , .,,. ,,L,4e1,,.,-g f , - y , L' l Cl 51 e i . , ,., . , 1:15 W, J ,N ..,, . V John enjoys his favorite pastime-daydreaming. .1 Junior girls enjoy discussions in English. Boys live it up at one of the Soccer games. .lohn is an active member in Math classes First Row: Hatchette, Amyg Hayes, .lohng Hodge, Byrong Kicidis, Cynthiag Miller, Nedg Phillips, Martin. Second Row: Ross, Maryg Simpson, ,Iohng Stephenson, Alecg Taylor, Colbyg Young, Tommy. l tisl 'M 15 A p ' y f' 1 wp i T' i f K X i i t W 2. , Y, I - .' r i o Available 'W ,673 V ,, Not l 'il' X 1 n , nnss ,Q gl - IQ: 'V e y 1' 1? Q k . -Q . A . k 1 3 x . -1 Q e X 'Rv W ,..,: ' MW Q .J he 1 f Scene Upper S xi i N, My ,zu , in , mf Q M, 0 001 Lzj? x .wwf-HWf'1w 2 ,.... ,,-.,, .. , ..,, I ,V K. n K f 'WC L... ,M .....'..,.... P' fl -' -z 1-ef '-Q36 - -M., Z-x., N-XR fl .. 'XV I' ' ii l '?'- ' 'Wi af Q n x if ks-4, if f-515' 1 - QW, 'U Yfirr. w f- Y 4 N ' r N Q PK? Q: mm. Q45 f f W 15 -. . ,.f1.Nf: - 5 'NN X or XIX xy i jg? Xyx Q' My , , , f MT ...A---r-w...-...-, ,,,,,,,,,..f-me ...nu-a -novseww- ' Q 4 I a , Q x 5 'L 9 X U V v 5: s GN 0rgcmz'zatz'0ns alta 1969 iam Seated: Cindy Johnson, Nancy Geer, Sissy Dashiell, Alice Watson, Eaddo Hayes, Colby Taylor, C-wendy Johnson. Standing: Charlie Allen, Rob Chapman, Martin Phillips, Ed Hicks, Alec Stephenson. Not Pictured: Kenny Young, Mike Gillespie, Carlisle Hamrick. DELTA STAFF Editor .......................... . . . Charlie Allen Business Manager .... . . . Ed Hicks Assistant Editor . . .......... ..... N ancy Geer Alice Watson Sports . . ......... Eaddo Hayes, Cindy Johnson, Gwendy Johnson, Rob Chapman, Mike Gillespie, Kenny Young, Carlisle Hamrick. General Staff ............ Sissy Dashiell, Martin Phillips, Alec Stephenson, Colby Taylor. The Delta is a pictorial history of the athletic, aca- demic, and extracurricular activities at the school. Mem- bers of the staff met once a week to discuss layouts and copy writing with the Editor Charlie Allen. The entire yearbook was created, financed, and distributed by the staff. fewer 79 ' UIf5'M W N ' xx F JjX.T3'Nf A Bk J- A . . hr Svkglgnvr Editor-in-Chief .. Assistant Editor . Business Manager Sports Editor .. Reporters ..... Advertising Staff Photographer . . . Staff Greg Smith Charlotte Donnelly Price Blackford Byron Hodge . . . Alice Parker, Emily Cart, Susan Pennell, Mary Susan Hodge, Beth Haslam, Amy Hatchette, Mary Ratterree. . . . . . . Holmes Geer, Cindy Johnson, Cindy Bosien, ,lo Allison, Becky DiMarco. Seated: Susan Pennell, Mary Ratterree, Amy Hatchette, Mary Susan Hodge, Cindy Bosien, Charlotte Donnelly,,Beth Haslam Alice Parker, Emily Cart. Standing: Price Blackford, Greg Smith, Byron Hodge, Holmes Ceer. vwsf. I Steve Harrelson ' ,' 5: . The Spartanburg Day School's monthly paper the Skylyner is a student-run publica- tion. This year its Editor was Greg Smith and its sponsor was Mr. Freeman. The purpose of the Skylyner is to inform the student body of the daily events around the school. 9! 82 A Time to Cheer Pep Club First Row: Gay Fowler, Laura Borden, Mimi Miller, Cathy Lilley, Libby Pennell, Leslie Gardner, Elizabeth Evins, Susan Mc- Collough. Second Row: Cindy Bosien, Nancy Geer, Sissy Dashiell, Ellen Watters, Joanne Lyons, Cindy Johnson, Melinda Byrd, Claudia Wray. Third Row: Karen Borden, Charlotte Donnelly, Mary Ross, Amy Hatchette, Becky DiMarco, Viki Halkyard. Not Pictured: Ginny Blackford, Colby Taylor. OFFICERS M. Ross fSecretaryl, S. Dashiell fSocial Chairmanl, C. Donnell fTreasurerJ, J. Lyons fVice Presidentl. Not Pictured: C. Blackfort fPresidentJ . l l ln the fall of 1967, the Pep Club was organized to inspire school spirit. Members of the Pep Club are in charge of selling cokes and food at all home football games. They attend all games and help in cheering. This year with money earned from bake sales and games this club helped sponsor dances at Homecoming and Halloween. Chess Club Mr. de la Torre organized the Chess Club two years ago in order that the students at S.D.S. might have a chance to become acquainted with the intricacies of chess. They met every Monday and Friday during the Activi- ties Period. 5 v Qi, Yfvxd' , M Seated: Danny Cochran, Randy Case, Billy Wray, Mike Murphy, Billy Gardner, Tom Adams, Stan White, Poe Ratterree. Stand- ing: Johnny Murphy, Charles Hamrick, Watler Allen, Manning Lynch, Mr. de la Torre fadvisoi-D, Paul Kicidis, Ben Gault. 83 The Sounds Chorus The Chorus was directed this year by Mrs. Frank Dillard. The students, who met every Monday during the Activities Period, performed at Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Commencement. This year for the first time they gave a special formal concert. First Row: Cathy Lilley, Leslie Gardner, Mimi Miller, Laura Borden, Mary Ross, Viki Halkyard, Joanne Lyons, Mary Susan Hodge. Second Row: Pat Tukey, Amy Hatchette, Claudia Wray, Cwendy Johnson, Cindy Johnson. Colby Taylor. Third Row: Chris Stephenson, Ellen Douglas, Laura Simpson, Alec Stephenson, Charlotte Donnelly, Howard Canoune. tdwaffzife ,,,. f S,19z'rz'1f Pep Bama' S. M. Douglas, Eric Pettigrew, Jeff Haslam, Greg Garvan, Lane Pettigrew. . , ' J I , ' -' ' r P Although small in size the Pep Band inspired plenty of spirit at the Pep Rallies and the home games. The group was supervised by Mr. Johnson who also arranged a number of the selections. 85 iiuieee on Camera Club First Row: Rachel Passailague, .lean Callison, Bert Midyette, Charles Hamrick, Billy Wray, Kent Clary. Second Row: Peter Lyttle, Al New, Simon Machell, Walter Allen, Tommy Campbell. This year the Camera Club was divided into two sections. The seventh and eighth grade members met every Monday during Activities and the rest of the members met every Friday. During these meetings, they discussed and learned different techniques of photography. rt '-44,1 ,, f' ia t t it 21 J H-..,,,f 'To enter into the mainstream of one,s own imagi- nation can be an exciting journey. To discover the many realms of artistic expression and find this discovery deeply satisfying in the vernacular is to take 'A Trip.' The instructor's role is to encourage in this leave- taking and to insist on one's very best efforts. Think a new thoughtg make your work uniquely you. 'Imagination is true riches' should be lettered over every art room door. -Mrs. D. Davison was .as .. gsa :-amass: . .,..t ..... gym k.,,,,..M.w....... ie i'N Fellowshzfy gf Clm'szfz'an Athletes OFFICERS The Fellowship of Christian Athletes was formed two years ago after a visit from Donn Moomau. lts purpose is to give its members a more active awareness of Christ in their daily lives. T. Young fSecy.l, R. Chapman QV. Pres.l, .l. Hayes fTreas.J Not Pictured: R. Finney CPres.l. First Row: Ned Miller, Bill Dearybury, John Chapman, Bob Hayes, Kenny Young. Second Row: Byron Hodge, Mike Gillespie, john Hodge, Tom Engels, Alan Dodd, Carlisle Hamrick. Third Row: Mr. Knigliton iadvisorb, Price Blackford, ,lohn Simpson, Rob Chapman, Martin Phillips, Tommy Young, Harwood Beehe, Ned Case, Ric Engels, Reed Finney. Not Pictured: Wardluw Hamrick, John Hayes, Ricky Richardson, Chris James. abate Club 1968- 1969 7-Q.-I Seated: George Blackford, Alice Watson, Beth Haslam, Alice Parker, Bill Warner. Standing: Ned Miller, Mr. Johnson fadvisorl Peter Bayard, Andy Rogers. Three debate teams were formed within the Debate Club to argue the national college proposal-Resolved: that the United States should establish a system of com- pulsory service for all citizens. The varsity team members were Peter Bayard, Beth Haslam, Ned Miller, Alice Parker, and Alice Watson. Each team had to prepare both an affirmative and a negative position. The teams debated intramurally and interscholastically. 89 I H 012075 The Q2 ornrrzittee F irst Semester Front Row KL. tv RJ: Beth Haslam, Mary Ross, Claudia Wray, Rob Chapman, Lane Pettigrew, Foster Chapman, Stan White, Randy Case. Second Row: Kenny Young, Peter Lyttle, John Hayes, Tommy Young, Ricky Richardson. Second Semester r Wg., 'M Front Row IL. to RJ: Beth I-laslam. Claudia Wray, Cindy Bosien, Bill Dearybury, Susan McCullough. Second Row: Ned Case, Ric Engels, Rob Chapman, Peter Lyttle, Martin Phillips, Ned Miller, Alan Dodd. 2 The Wz'!! Z0 Work Together . The Key Commit- tee, composed of elect- ed representatives from each class of the Upper School and the members of the Pre- fect Board, is formed for the purpose of working with the Headmaster on mat- ters of school policy which affect the. wel- fare of the student body. -six fi f' the HMC! Beam' A -Q07 CL. to RJ Rob Chapman fVice-Headl, Claudia Wray, Reed Finney fHeadl, Beth Haslam, Peter Lyttle Honor Ro!! H zgh Honors Front Row KL. to RJ: Randy Case, Charlotte Donnelly, Beth Haslam, Mary Susan Hodge, liiien Douglas, Alice Parker, Bill Murphy. Second Row: Peter Lyttle, ,lohn Simpson. First Semester Honor Roll Front Row IL. to RJ: Joanne Lyons, Cindy Johnson, Alice Watson, Nancy Ceer, Ellen Watters, Claudia Wray, Amy Hatchette. Second Row:.Meredith Lyons, Becky Dimarco, Karen Borden, Colby Taylor, Nicki Calhoun, Emily Cart, .lo Allison, Vicki Halkyard. Third Row: .lean Callison, George Blackford, Charlie Allen, Price Blackford, Greg Smith, Ned Case, Al New, Tommy Campbell, Alan Dodd, Mike Murphy, Erice Pettigrew. Back: Alec Stephenson, Byron Hodge, S. M. Douglas, Stan White. 94 azfional Merz't Fz'na!z's1fs wi v I ' p. . X? , 4 li! n 4l'15:,vfi?2 glam ftp xifgie Y 5 This year, S.D.S. had three National Merit Finalists: Beth Haslarn, Mary Susan Hodge, and Alice Parker. This represents a considerable achievement and reflects great credit on both the students and the school. Nationwide, there were 15,000 finalists and 2,800 of these will receive one year scholarships of 31000 each. Hope- fully, our finalists will be among the recipients of these valuable awards. Slbartarzburg Chamber 0 Commerce x The STAR award fStUdCHt-TCHCTICI Achieve- ment Recognitionj is given by the Spartan- burg Chamber of Commerce each year. The student is chosen for academic achievement and the teacher is named by the student as the one who has been most influential in her intel- lectual developments. This year Beth Haslam and Mr. Mike Johnson were the recipients of the award. 96 ,-ff 9:46, ,,. A 'Wi..2W 97 B F 347-' nw . MM? ,I , 1, 5' WAP, 155 if? in ffl. 'nf W' 3 , f S X W WW, , ,, I 'ff , ,ya l,, A thletics Front Row I L. to RJ Johnny Byars, manager, Bill Dearybury, Kenny Young, Mike Gillespie, Dyron Hodge, Peter Lyttle Rob Chapman, John Chapman, Bob Hayes, manager. Standing KL. to RJ Coach Patterson, Charlie Allen, Martin Phillips John Hayes, Tommy Young, Ricky Richardson, Ric Engels, Ned Miller, Harwood Beebe, John Simpson, Coach Burke Coach Knighton. Coach Patterson and Coach Burke discuss game strategy against S.C. School for Deaf. l00 Varsity Football S.D.S.. . . . S.D.S.. . . . S.D.S.. . . . S.D.S.. . . . S.D.S.. . . . S.D.S S.D.S.. . . . S.D.S S.D.S.. . . . ....- SEASON RECORD Charlotte Catholic B . . Lockhart ........... Cameden Military . . . S. C. School for Deaf Patterson ........... Christ School B ...... Thornwell ..... Blythewood . . . Indian Land .... WON 6 LOST 3 .w -A '32 K Vx ! Z 2- , of 37 f4 1 1 f ' ,JA if Q 1 ' C 'J 1 M V a may -I Y by 1 S Q 9 W1 A-I if J , 5 Q. ,A x .,,,. -4 ' i g :' z x gy 3 ' 'H : 'iw f yn, V, def 1 x v S, . 1 ll -xi 4 . , tg. 1 A I kb. r,,, ., , I , 13 JF. .1 4 . Q , 1 ,, 9':?1?sc2 4 if vw-f.19 FM -z TEAM STATISTICS Points Rushing Yardage Rushing Attempts Passing Yardage Passing AttemptsfC0mpletions Total Yardage Total Attempts Average Rush Per Came Average Pass Per Game Average Points Per Game S.D.S. 161 1795 355 467 114! 53 2262 469 199 52 17.9 OPPONENTS 118 1218 315 364 83X 25 1582 343 135 40 13.1 RUSHING YARDS CAINED ATTEMPTS AVERAGE Martin Phillips 610 115 5,3 Rob Chapman 458 91 5.0 Tommy Young 349 73 4.7 John Hayes 333 69 4.8 Bill Dearybury 39 6.5 John Chapman 6 6.0 Left to Right: Coach Patterson, Coach Burke, Coach Knighton, Captains Tommy Young and Rob Chapman The 1968 football squad overcame seemingly insurmountable odds to win more games than any team in the school's history. Despite being handi- capped by a lack of depth, the Criffins far ex- ceeded my expectations for them. They certainly made this season my most memorable one. A favorite quote of mine reads: The man who goes until he can go no further, who reaches the limit of human endurance, and then holds on another minute, has reach- ed the minute that counts. To me, the 1968 Criffins football squad reached that minute that counts. COACH KNIGHTON HEAD COACH 3 ' '. Vg' Y W f .aw Qi, W K+ , My ,U i..t.11z Q., -,vu fl my 3 . 5 i l w W.. ,. Q -, L- . . kizk .. X . E - It W ak. K 1 hw. ...x . .1 y 39, s , Q, K -5 ' '. l. . f t 7 lin, . . L I - Y. if 1 Y .--- 3?-riff t M? s ts 1. ' .fr is .iii 4 1771?-'fffi t 'ill'-' 'fa M .sn f X A ...Va A Q5 .,,5.g,.g,t,,, . . 4, Qwt.-4 s f' ai Q I v ' it ' ' . ,,. , Q 'U-wk, ff 'Z..-L 1, -rx A . f f f- ff 31.3 4 ff - 'Y Wk... ,. t I 1 '4 , i ' z ' -. f if ' ' tfftff A, 7 A1-' J . 5 J - A A - . . . M 1 l 5 1 I 52'-0-: ' 1-tai w 1 1 .,,...pQ l , M - 1, QA LZ. I fx I I I f , . ' ' 'Q ' 'X Vt ,, Q ,, v H ,Z p , . .V L l ff., ' 4, X . QM 1 f ' ,Vw 7, w ' Wt ,wwf f , N., f M W, ,. 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Bill won the Head Hunter Award with 187 pts. while Ricky was second with 173 pts. Byron was third with 137 pts. and Tommy was fourth with 123 pts. Although the defense was not so spectacular in every game they were a contributing factor in help- ing us win six games. IO4 t . ,N- i , Q, - .J 15 .... ., - I Q ,t gi? , .I 2 Q m W 1 5 , v . 1, yy 5 K ' , Y K, , .. ,Jr A , - ,M Wd 'I '23- is V 4 'Y' 4, Hx 4 l M1 1' ' ' , .47 , M 354, . .l .J 3 .. . MM , ,. I' - 1, Nt, VY, , , 1 .'4y ,, 'fl 45,v'+ i su.,-A , 314:s. 43. x X ,, VV , fy P wx. f 'f 1 A ,W Standing: Coach Owens, Richard Owens, John Hodge, Bobby Gardner, Walter Allen, Paul Kicidis, Thomas Engels, Ned Case, Chris James, John Ballenger, Bas Wray, David Hendricks, Coach Powell. Kneeling: S. M. Douglas, Charles Hamrick, Billy Wray, Manning Lynch, Ben Gault, Johnny Murphy, Chris Stone, David Milliken, Bert Midyette, Eddy Young, John Haslam, Walter Cart, Eddie Chapman. Richard Owens gains yardage against a tough Greenville defense. IO6 S.D.S S.D.S.. S.D.S S.D.S.. S.D.S V Football . .0 C.C.S. ...... . . 32 ..0 Summit... ....0 . .0 fS.C.D.S. . . . . 21 . .0 D.R. Hill .... . . . 26 . .7 C.C.S. .... . . 27 0-4-1 1 . if 'J' ,. 1 ' X' - - I . M vi' t A -s,, ., Q 5 ,, 4.f- . - ww. l Top Left: Ned Case attempts a pass despite a hard rush. Top Right: Ned Case gets off a punt despite a high leaping op- ponent. Bottom: Determination gains yard- age for Bill Dearybury. t t IO7 Best Season Yet For Varsity Soccer Team as , , y, eee, eeee, ee,eee e e e eeeee , y....... eee,e V Kneeling KL. to RJ Don Donnelly, Bill Warner, Mike Murphy. Standing KL. to.RJ Steve Harrelson, Ed Hicks, Peter Bayard, Chris Stephenson, Howard Canoune, Al New, Alec Stephenson, Price Blackford, Greg Smith, Danny Cochran, Reed Finney, Andy Rogers, George Blackford. ,S SEASON RECORD S.D.S. ...... 3 Glade Valley ................ 3 S.D.S. ...... 2 Asheville Country Day School . . 3 Tournament This year's Most Valuable Player Award went to Reed Finney. 08 S.D.S. ..... . S.D.S. ..... . S.D.S. ..... . S.D.S. ..... . S.D.S. ..... . S.D.S. ..... . S.D.S. ..... . S.D.S. ..... . S.D.S. ..... . S.D.S. ..... . S.D.S. ..... . Asheville Catholic .......... Ben Lippen ............... Glade Valley .............. Asheville Country Day School Asheville Catholic ......... Charlotte Country Day School Ben Lippen ............... Charlotte Country Day School Augusta Prep fforfeitj ..... Charlotte Christian .... Ben Lippen ....... . Coach Freeman discusses mistakes and second half strategy during a ten minute half-time. Mr. Freeman developed a win- ning team from the material Mr. Donnelly helped to train. .ds , I09 Price Blackford booms the ball out of our half of the field. Alan Dodd heads the hall away from our goal as Greg Smith and Ed Hicks set up to help. Greg Smith leaps out of Andy Roger's way as the latter drives past his opponent. u Q x A ' L- . 'vii ,kk Y i Y iq., , X- Y' K Q V 1 Y X K' ,, wg, ' M X 'I' -s. , . H a , I Y f ,Q J --A -4 X A wx 3 we . ' Q 54bQv,,. 3? sl u J A ' F , f . , ' W .A F 'M A 1 I , 37 V V, 3 . T - xepff i . -. v.-mm-5 an vunui 4.r:.:M-L--mjulqa-.inmfwmmw w fri is :J ' N Andy Rogers blocks a Ben Lippen pass with a well placed heel. Reed Finney charges a much harrassed goalie. Finney passes over the defense to Harrelson in a beauti- ful offensive attack. 3 ox.-ws LF -7 A xg., 3 N wh, . .VVL W.. Z 1 R -M,-my K. fzuiapw-wfx-M-eff'-w' , , A .fn mf-.vis i142 .4 . 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Mike Murphy battles a taller Ben Lippen fullback for control of the ball. 'lsr-0 H0 Q ,W ' ' K 4 , 1 R, , , , , , V W . ,k-k U., ,- Q 4. ,W -H, , K K , S 4, A A fag W J 4 . 1 11, J, - . . :NV i ' 'I 1 - M s -NJ A V :, ' Y ' W' J' ,, f Q I Y .M I t, 1, r A V, - H3 Lf. V. Soccer Lx 4. . . it . . lu..n..- Kneeling, Left to Right: Tom Waldenfels, Bill Webster, Randy Case, Tim Vickery, Jeff Haslam, Lane Pettigrew, Eric Pettl grew, Phil Nisbet, Winston Hines. Standing, Left to Right: Foster Chapman, Alan Dodd, Tommy Campbell, Bill Croes, Simon Machell, Terry Gilmer, Alan Slater, Mr. de la Torre, coach, Greg Garvan. SDS SDS SDS SDS SDS SDS SDS II4 RECORD 0 Christ School 1 Summit 5 Asheville Country Day 3 Asheville Country Day 4 Aiken Prep 3 Summit 3 Aiken Prep WON 1 LOST 6 W ww. -M 0 , .1-...,,,.,,a, . . -11, 1 ag . A. wt M. iv: -' vas, --ww nxv-rv. ,Mtg f V w, , V . ua s' . . ,X 'v .xr s R41-J. Vs, fd'Nf 'f'., , . W .,fYs.f ,, ' . . W -ny. ',1:.,sc.. W. K ,. V . , dt- S Q J , .v.. , -- my - , f -, X I. 1 ' ' 4 ti 7 -D 1' 1.tf 5 is ef? W WA N ai I 1 z ,U ...t . :TL Yehf ae,Q,:,.,w rv Rid? wqlt-v,.,LA' Ky, S, if as -. H'--. .t .fmt 1 ' A. . ir- Z,f,i-1-vii-i f:f'F 1-S-4V 'gttT12s.3 G swe'3' f gt iam., fN,,,,,r. ,... i1.1+4- 'l'-i'fT5-'iw, ' tears 1eg,'t-ff Ks .Mamie ff ' Q3 ' 'S i4ii'91'fZ'h 'Q t Q Bill Croes on the offense for the Griffins. fi: ,Y .411 ,,, -' , ffl W iw 439, - '- :L . , V., ff . ' A Upper Left: Foster Chapman and Lane Pettigrew A s , -- 'l' drive in for a shot. Upper Right: Randy Case 6' jumps to head ball. Lower Left: A host of Q Griffin protect their gfal. Lower Right: Bill , X ' V i, , f Croes and Tommy Waldenfels drive down the ' fl, V My N field. A 1 . ' K . fd 3' 'fe 3- M' igxwa. 1 4 a m yy. fu xt ,nv , uffii .' ,qw f 'sf 2 fl ,eh 2 , v 1' 1: 4,1- , , ,wg an ,www A M -Q- Y ,v,,.. .,.r- H.- ' M. ,' ' ' ' gf uv? , A H5 Front Row KL. to RJ: Byron Hodge, Rob Chapman, Mike Gillespie Kenny Youn Coach Perrin Powell Middle Row IL to Rl Peter Bayard, manager, Ed Hicks, John Simpson, Reed Finney George Blackford Back Row KL to Rl Ric Engels Price Black ffrd, Lyman Hamrick, Charlie Allen. S.D.S.... S.D.S. .... . . . . S.D.S. ..... . . . . S.D.S. ..... . . . . S.D.S. ..... . . . . S.D.S. ..... . . . . S.D.S. ..... . . . . S.D.S.... S.D.S. ..... . . . . S.D.S. ..... . . . . S.D.S. ..... . . . . S.D.S. ..... . . . . S.D.S.... S.D.S. ..... . . . . S.D.S. ..... . . . . S.D.S. ..... . . . . S.D.S. ..... . . . . S.D.S S.D.S S.D.S SEASON RECORD 48 Saluda ...... 47 S.C.S.D. ...... . 24 Christ School .... 54 Asheville Co. Day . 44 Asheville Catholic . 38 Christ School .... 44 Lockhart ...... 55 S.C.S.D. ....... . 57 Asheville Catholic . 29 Patterson ........ 51 Asheville Sch. Boys 39 C.C.D.S. ........ . 60 Saluda .... 55 C.C.D.S. . . . . 49 Ben Lippen .... 46 Ben Lippen ...... 59 Christian ........ 43 Asheville Sch. Boys 54 Asheville Co. Day . Tournament 50 Christ School .... WON 4 LOST 16 Varsiyf Basketball COACHES, COMMENTS The record of the varsity basketball team this year was certainly not indicative of the team. Many of our opponents outplayed us, most of them outscored us, but none of them outhustled us. The enthusiasm was there, the hard work was there, the spirit was there, but the points were not. Improvement was evident from day to day, but that room was never really filled. Nevertheless, a real fine effort. Coach Powell L.ih4 . ff WT' Rx Above: Ric Engels goes up for shot against Saluda. Left: Charlie Allen is fouled while shooting, II7 ...WG-Q k 1 X F' 'CP 'M XM if ff 4' ,. qc Q, 5 Q Wg 4, glyffwn , ff M MM. A 'l Upper Left Kenny Young drlves for lay up agamst Ben Llppcn Uppcr Rzbht Rob Cllapnmn mowes the CCDS Below Charlu Allen and R10 Engels flgllt for reboun This year, for the first time, the varsity basketball team was a member of the Carolinas Independent Schools Conference composed of eight independent schools from North and South Carolina. Shown on this page is action against conference foe, Ben Lippen School of Asheville. X J. V. Basketball Q20 ti First Row Eric Pettigrew Ben Gault, Charles Hamrick, Don Donnelly, Randy Case Second Row John Hodge Walter Allen Walter Cart Thomas Engles. Third Row: David Henricks, Bob Gardner, Ned Case S M Douglas Coach de la Torre Fourth Row Chris James john Ballenger, Poe Ratterree, Stan White, John Moses, Allen Dodd Fifth Row Ed Chapman .l0lIIl S.D.S.... S.D.S S.D.S S.D.S S.D.S.... S.D.S.... S.D.S S.D.S S.D.S S.D.S S.D.S.... S.D.S.... RECORD Asheville C. Day .. North Side Optimist Gaston School .... Christ School ...... C.C.D.S. ......... . North Side Optimist Durham Academy .. Asheville School .... Asheville C. Day .. Summit .......... C.C.D.S. ....... . Greenville . . Gaston ..... S.D.S.... WON 4 LOST 9 IKneelingl Johnny Murphy, Mike Murphy, Richard Owens, Bill Croes, Al New, Chris Stephenson, Andy Rogers, John Chap man. fStandingj Alec Stephenson, Tommy Young, Peter Lyttle, Ned Miller, Danny Cochran, Harwood Beebe. Van' ZQ1 Wrestlz'nlg Mike Murphy takes another victory, boosting the team score. 134-A S.D.S S.D.S S.D.S. ..... . S.D.S. ..... . SEASON RECORD 12 Asheyille School for Boys 27 J. L. Mann ............ 13 Westminister . 6 Arden ........ . WON 0 LOST 4 COMMENTS For one to become a good wrestler, one must attain certain qualifications which require not only the aid of the experienced members and the coach, but also the patience and persever- ance of the new members themselves. These qualities include strength, skill of mastering the wrestling holds, and determination to keep moving even when the odds become seeming- ly impossible. Even though the size and experience of the opponents' teams kept the Griffin wins to a minimum, the Team's season may be considered highly successful from the viewpoint that the many new members who joined the squad quickly gained these qualifications. This be- comes rewarding to both those who learned these skills as well as those who gave them the necessary aid and encouragement. Captain Peter Lyltle with Coach Davison Andy Rogers dominates his match. as .ff Ned Miller struggles to take his opponent down ezfermz'natz'0n John Chapman is determined to work his opponent into a helpless state. N tk. get Em 2 Al New easily subdues his victim. TZ U 6 Tommy Young fights fiercely to gain control of his man. Ski!! zrlti ,. ,,i,T,, ,, ik I Vi Mnl!!' Richard Owens works swiftly toward another pin. Mike Murphy completely overwhelms his oppo- IICIIIS. Richard Owens makes quick work of winning his match. I , 4 Q2 k Vi Wre5tlz'nlg K ,QE1, XIVV W iz, , Back Row: Al New, Mike Murphy, Richard Owens. Front Row: Tirn Vickery, Winston Hines, Allen Slater, Johnny Murphy, Jeff Haslam Johnny Murphy works hard to gain points. SEASON RECORD Charlotte ......... 18 S.D.S.. . . . . . 6 Summit .... .... 2 3 S.D.S. ........ 20 Greenville ........ 0 S.D.S.. . . . . . 8 WON 1 LOST 2 , ..., . Top Left: Mike Murphy is declared winner. Top Right: Tim Vickery is about to pin his man. Bottom: Johnny Murphy outmaneuvers his opponent. Front Row IL-Rl: Ellen Watters, Alice Watson, Nancy Geer, Cindy Mathis, Cindy Boisien, Betsy Stone, Susan Pennell Antoinette Caggiano. Standing IL-Rl: Mrs. Case, Anita Caggiano, Charlotte Donnelly, Vicki Halkyard, Diana Dent, Colby Taylor Sissy Dashield, Emily Cart, Miss Hefner. Eaddo Hayes concentrates on the game. I32 S.D.S S.D.S S.D.S S.D.S S.D.S.. . . . S.D.S S.D.S S.D.S S.D.S . ............ 1 SEASON'S RECORD Furman Univ. ....1 FurmanUniv... ....5 Coker College....... . . . .7 Charlotte Country Day ....7 C.C.D.S. . . . .4 Winthrop College . . . . . . .5 Converse College . . . . . . . .5 Converse College . . . . Coker College ...... WON 6 LOST 1 TIED 2 H ockqf f .ha KL-Rl Coaches-Mrs. Case, Miss Heffner, Co-Captains-Cindy Boisien, Sissy Dashield. The Varsity Hockey Team had a wonderful record, losing only the first game of the season. Thereafter their determination and great spirit paid off in six victories and two ties. The fact that all except one of the oppo- nents were college teams made SDS even more proud of those seventeen Hockey girls. Each one gave her all fand a little morej to make 1968 a TERRIFIC season. Mrs. Case were . T '. Emily Cart moves the ball down the field against Coker. fLeft2 Sissy and Colby display team effort in carrying the ball. I33 1 11 . ,- f wx , 'M ,rw S fn ' f LQ5i5p if 1 il V., ,- Iv -ff. . 'a 4-.-1 P723 X, ' 4gQ,4,.g:.-V ,Q r ff 'AS' -' -'M 5 iff-I . - -N,-kv,-.' -. .Y ',--.,,.,-,, vf 'F . ' r4f,4S ' 4. h.4S?'S' fm' . if in ' -,vu . , ,,,p,,,53jf x. mL'f+-av, , , . ..,. -4 'Q - -Q.,-L 'jg - .g-Rf, . 1, -Ji ,N NE ,rf ' 3 'T gJ'.i2f4,F3 f-1. ff 'if' Y arf, ,df , -, -Q , .6 3,1 f. . '74. '1.?F' 'f'rQiir.F!-V 4 wx,ih.,,L,,-x,y,k 1 cy , fgif, HJMQ -milf A f , Q1 -+A' IM fz'f f'..n Thoughout most of the year the offense con trolled the ball against onrushing opponents iv: , The offense was led by Cindy Bo- , w sien, the teams leading scorer, who, with help from her teammates scored a total of 15 goals. l l35 Q so 'ind , a 1 Q -+ 'Q . n . if xg-av v M gin Xi' ' xg- ' , . XM y 1 ga ag. Q 12. YA 'ret' tw K R .. - -, Q Alia -- -VYY V - 2'- Top Row: Cathy Lilley, Diana Slater. Lisa Cates, Portia Gillespie, Linda Boyd Frances Henderson Kathy Lesslie Elizabeth Evins, Leslie Gardner. Bottom Row: Mimi Miller, Susan McCullough, Gay Fowler Libby Pennell Florence Watters Irene Oates, Cathy Taylor, Laura Borden, Peggy Roberts, Melinda Byrd, Cathy Kicldis S.D.S.. . . S.D.S.. . . S.D.S.. . . Volleyball SEASON'S RECORD . . . . .13 Asheville . . . .13 Asheville . Summit.. WON 1 and LOST 2 fl.. lo RJ Miss May, lean Callison, Colby Taylor, Amy Hatchett, Cindy Boisen leo-captainl, Claudia Wray lcaptainl, Charlotte Donnelly icoecuptainl, Ellen Watters, Laura Simpson, Mary Rutter-ee, Cwendy Johnson. Team captain begins determined drive. The season's record for the girls is hardly indica- tive of their playing ability. They have attained the qualities that make a good team: desire to win, team loyalty and an overwhelming effort which they have displayed in each game. Our record stands at the present five wins and eight losses. We lost only by one point to Saluda and to SC. School for the Deaf. I would like to extend my appreciation to these girls for their fine efforts and accomplishments as leaders both on and off the playing court. Miss May fcoachl VCZTSZDY asketball I38 , ,f- ' ,-'ig -U,-,,..... 1' , S.D.S S.D.S S.D.S S.D.S S.D.S S.D.S SEASON RECORD . ........ 27 Saluda .... . . . . ........ 26 S.C.S.D. ..... . . . . ........ 41 A.C.D.S. ...... . . . ........ 25 Asheville Cath. . . . . S.D.S. ........ 26 Lockhart ..... . . . . ........ 35 S.C.S.D. ....... . . . ........ 35 Asheville Cath. . . . . ........ 46 C.C.D.S. ..... . . . S.D.S S.D.S. ........ 31 S.D.S. ........ 30 S.D.S S.D.S Saluda .... . . . C.C.D.S. ....... . . ........ 59 Ben Lippen ..... . S.D.S. ........ 55 Ben Lippen ..... . . ........ 87 Christian ....... . . ........ 37 Spartanburg High . S.D.S S.D.S . ........ 68 Asheville Coun. Day WON 8 LOST 7 lbove: Enemy makes vain attempt to block a pass. Right: Ellen makes imp ball eliort. Bottom: CONCENTRATION. ' .lun I 1 I' 5. n v Q' . . ..q Q R , X, 4 x ' - K sux, 1 Girl basketball players showed great versatility in all games. i awp 'Nm A I X , l l ing ' af Left: Laura Simpson shoots amid three opponents. Lower Left: Ellen Watters outmaneuvers a Ben Lip- pen guard. Lower Right: Charlotte Donnely drives past two Charlotte Country Day players. I4I .L LLL-L.L 'I Gymnastzbs INSTRUCTOR? COMMENTS 'g0ur gymnastics and modern dance class proved individually creative work. We first worked with modern dance techniques, then expanded the program to include gymnas- tics. After establishing the basic skills, in both areas, the girls made up their own routines, in dance, the parallel bars, and the balance beam. The girls displayed much potential, especially in gymnastics. Miss Waller 3 4 1 f K I43 Front Row KL. fo RJ: M. Miller, L. Gardner, F. Watters, P, Gillespie, M. Lyons, S. McCullough, C. Mathis. Standm KL to Rl G. Fowler lmunagerl K. Taylor, D. Slater, L, Cates, E. Evins, F. Henderson, L, Zucker, E. Hayes, L. Pennel lmanagerl S.D.S.... SEASON RECORD S.D.S.. . . .... 5 Greenville S.D.S.. .. .. . 5 Charlotte . S.D.S.. . . . . . 12 Durham . S.D.S.. . . .... 3 Roebuck . S.D.S.. . . .... 13 Roebuck . S.D.S.. . . . . . 5 Charlotte . S.D.S.. . . .... 22 Summit . . S.D.S. . . . .... 12 Greenville Tournament S.D.S.. . . .... 15 Summit . . 13 Charlotte WON 1 LOST 9 b unzor Varsizyz Basketball L I44 The junior varsity basketball team has played excellent defense throughout the sea- son. They have displayed lots of spirit and hard work despite low scoring in their games. They have been under the coaching of Miss Wilkerson, Mrs. Fleming, and Mr. Johnson. IV45 x 'gi 1. 0 X J x 11 JT! -,- fiiis XX'fw5S Q NK., 'Y lvl , L :kgs if W L1-,Hs Wx . 'fg'TSiX'T2.-Ei: xi i rg K , rr W My N, .ww . I ,igzfbxw ww .J Wi Pm ggi .wi an K .gif qv' if The VZ.b7'ClZZ.07l QFSIIQZMZ . . . Cindy Bosien-Co-Head Cheerleader 4--Q Claudia Wray-Head Cheerleader Alice Watson l qs V,Vl L Charlotte Donnelly L Ellen Watters t tl MN Nancy Ceer 5452-M-3g.? Sr Q fr. Varsigf Cheerleaders L. lo R.: Fran Ross, Meredith Lyons, Diana Dent, Eaddo Hayes lHeadJ, Lisa Cates 4Co-Headl. .-SE U ? Qi5,gWIf + i . , . g L Al,, 1 , I A Ml , Y , aww , , , z, ,,, ? 4 ,M N iW? E M T ..,, , ,, VAKK, W ,,,,, ,,4,,., ..2, -,,-,, fi..,W,W,, ,,,, ,, . ,, ,N.T,,5.,W, , . E 1' I M jf ju 4 1 A in ,,,A M , Q , A A ,+- lV : i gy img 1 5' W I il , W E i , i 'V A gfflg..g , , ' W1 J 3 9 L 'Ti iggjgii' AT T I ' IA, C T' a,..,,,1..,,... 5 3 'ff QNNIRRG rf fi iff V Seniors Nh CHARLES RAYMOND ALLEN 7 Years at S.D.S. Q31 - fs, Red Team Sklyner 1, 2, 3 fsports Editorl Delta 1, 2, 3 fBusiness Managerj, 4 fEditorJ , H F.C.A. 2, 3 Amlz Block US 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1 fM.V.P.J 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Current Events Club 3 Honor Roll 1, 4 Favorite Saying: Hm-m-mi' Slave driver of the yearbook staff Aug. 14-Wl1ere's Allen? . . . BIC addition to Georgia Tech Doesn't know a little dab'll do .. . Retired cheerleader from Slippery Swamp U '6Hey Ed? The senior lounge is his fa- vorite place for a snooze . . . '4Hey, 'Magic Toes,' made any field goals lately? I54 ,f ff' ui A me GEORGE WILLIAMS BLACKFORD 12 Years at S.D.S. Team Skylyner 2 F.C.A. 3 Pep Band 3 Block 'LSU 2, 3, 4 Debate Club 4- Football 1, 2 Soccer 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 2, 3, 4 Tennis 1 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3 Favorite Saying: 'This is a gaslv . . . Laughing boy of S.D.S. .. . Avid fan of the Beatles Often seen tripping down the halls . . . Favorite of Madame Bou- ton . . . freckles . . . Washington Subway . . . Hasn't dis- covered Ultra Brite Martha Who? Ivy lea- guer l?J Second only to Peter in driving ability . . . Member of Top Tissue Tossers . . . LEO PRICE BLACKFORD 12 Years at S.D.S. Red Team Skylyner 2, 3, 4 fBusiness Managerl Delta 3 F.C.A. 3, 4 Pierians 2, 3 Block HS 2, 3, 4 Soccer 2, 3, 4 Basketball 3, 4 Baseball 3, 4 Tennis 2, 3 QBoys' Tennis Championl Favorite Saying: Oh baby-l If 14,000 Zooloos came marching toward you, you'd run too . . . has to have his shoes custom made .. . renditions of Dean Martin Mr. Stud Chairman of Top Tissue Tossers . . . prefers amplifiers to the dance floor Cover Girl complexion P.B.', . .. Henry's shad- OW... AMELIA NICKELS CALHOUN 2 Years at S.D.S. Chorus 4 Tennis 3, 4- Cymnastics 3, 4- Honor Roll 3 Favorite Saying: lim 'fine EXCEPT' He's a dear Mother of the soccer team .. . Who's the new senior boy? Often seen running the track Ashley Hall recruit and future Connie Converse . . . the Biology lab is her favorite hangout . . . Tryonite . . . wears size six lShoeJ . . . l'm going to ruin my voicen . . . -x K .ew 1awzf,W,5,r-. ,413 W, Maya, ,, ,,,. Q- ,,,, ,, ,. ,,..5 : '1 I57 A 4 A Q L fx: ' - ' 'ff 2 ROBERT HETT CHAPMAN III 11 Years at S.D.S. Red Team Key Committee 1, 2, 3, 4 Prefect 4 fVice Headj Delta 3, 4 CSports Editorj F.C.A. 2, 3, 4 fChairmanD Block QS 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 fM.V.P.J Basketball 3, 4 Wrestling 1, 2 Baseball 1, 2, 3 Favorite Saying: 'LG,on . . . Wonder why Mercer isn't his first choice? Bart Kept the roads to Florence hot during the summer . . . Member of Top Tissue Tossers Enjoys pastime of Sewanee boys . . . Jack Lewis is cool . . . Aristocrat . .. Hopes to make the P.G.A. circuit . . . Southern Gentleman . .. I58 HONG KO ,wack .,,,,. , , . ,,L.. ,Q ' 4 . ,,,, 3 m,., ,, .m,, ,,,,. ,ZW .,2. 5 I r ae 1 4 MARION DASHIELL 4 Years at S.D.S. Blue Team Key Committee 1 Skylyner 1 Delta 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 3, 4 Pierians 2 Cheerleader 2, 3 Block asv 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2 Track 1 Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4 fCaptainJ Tennis 2 Gymnastics 3, 4 Art 1 Favorite Saying: I'm sorry but ...', I don't wanna be RUDE champion bubble blower Strange attraction to musicians Rainy weather does wonders for her hair the coil method will never be outdated .. . Loved that I.P.S. lWinter and Summerj .. . looking for long undies for the bitter winds of Boston . . . ,nu I59 NORMAN REED FINNEY 10 Years at S.D.S. Red Team Key Committee 1, 2, 3, 4- Prefect 4 flileadj Skylyner 2 F.C.A. 3, 4 Block Sv 1, 2, 3, 4 Soccer 1, 2, 3, 41 flVl.V.P.l Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Tennis 3 Favorite Saying: 1 ain't kiddin' yaln . . . Member of Top Tissue Tossers . . . Head Prefect . . . Victim of Mononucleosis flsn't it also called the kissing disease?l . .. Aristocrat .. . Summer linthead . . . Some people can see a Speck a mile away No dating during duck season . . . Acolytes on Sunday to make up for Saturday . . . l60 HOLMES WALKER GEER 3 Years at SDS. Skylyner 2, 3, fl Camera Club 3 Pierilans 3, fl Soccer 2, 3, 4 flVlanagerl Wrestling 2 Track 2 Tennis 2 Favorite Saying: May I borrow your car?,' . . . pre- fers a liquid diet . . . LOVES his locks . .. Mr. Ca- nouneis favorite . . . always going advertising . . . Soc- cer Team Centlemen's Gentleman . . . plans a career in sports . . . Will it be a monocle next year? Big time broadcaster of S.D.S. football games . .. Church camp ainit what it used to be Known for his late fbut GRANDE entrances No. 1 imitator of Alice Parker . . . AG ,ffffr ,,..- 12 NANCY KOLLOCK GEEK 12 Years at S.D.S. Red Team Key Committee 1, 3 Skylyner 1, 2 Delta 2, 3 tCopy Edj, 4 fAsst. Ed.J Pep Club 3, LL Cheerleader 1 lAlternateD, 3, 4 Block 'SSM 2, 3, 4 Debate Club 3 Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4 Tennis 1, 2 Gymnastics 1, 2, 3, 4 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3 Favorite Saying: MNancy studied for a good 36 hours It is just UNreal No. 1 brown noser of the senior class . . . Wfubblesl' . . . Nervous Norvus . . . Often seen at the lost and found Geer Rent-a-Car Cheerleading, hockey, or Gymnastics-you'll find her on the floor . . . Member of Top Tissue Tossers . . . .1- Y' l62 LYMAN WYLIE HAMRICK 6 Years at S.D.S. Red Team Skylyner 2 Delta 3 F .C.A. 3, 4 Chorus 2 Block Sn 1, 2, 3, 4- Football 1, 2, 3 Basketball 1, 2, 4- Baseball 1, 3 Track 2 Tennis 4 Favorite Saying: In New York City they ...', hopes to be a fireman when HE GROWS UP . . . ready to take on General Grant anytime .. . hopes there will be a new voice in Death Valley next year-his . . . loves the Pizza Inn Soulful Strutn dislocated his shoulder while Yawningf?l Gaffneyite should be an expert pool player by the end of the year . . . I lflieve lall start a revolution . . . '64 STEPHEN CALDWELL HARRELSON 5 Years at S.D.S. Blue Team Key Committee 1, 3 Skylyner 2, 4 Delta 1, 2, 3 F.C.A. 3 Pierians 3, -1 Block HS 3, 4 Football 1, 2 Soccer 3, L1 Basketball 1, 2, 3, KL Baseball 1, 2, 4 Track 3 Favorite Saying: alt was funny when it happened Australian Bushman ls it true blondes have more fun? Manager of The Subway . .. another avid advertiser No. 1 customer of the Burger Chef . .. Would you believe Joseph in the Christmas play? Biege Beauty . . . Harold . . . All doors are open to Steve . . . 4' iw' I l f A, fi af , B ' Y 3 l ln, VV J I DOROTHY ELIZABETH HASLAM 4 Years at S.D.S. Red Team Prefect 41 Skylyner 1, 2 flfiditorj, 3, 4- Pierians 3 Debate Club 3, 4 Hockey 1 Tennis l, 2, 3, 4 Gymnastics 1, 2, 3, 4 Art l Honor Roll l, 2, 3 National Merit Finalist 4 Favorite Saying: g'You're Kiddingn . . . all l's . . . Does her homework to the beat of a drum Betty Crablef?J Member of Top Tissue Tossers made her T.V. debut on Klassroom Kwii .. . Right!,, Swarthmore Sweetie Sincerity isn't the word! Heard about that Winston-Salem week-end Howlre ya gonna keep her down on the farm? S-.N N EDWARD BOYKIN HICKS 3 Years at S.D.S. Red Team Skylyner 3 Delta 3, 4 F.C.A. 3 Block USv 2, 3, 4 Football 2 Soccer 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Track 2 Tennis 3, 4 Favorite Saying: Cough-gh-gh! . . . uses his transistor record player for duck calls . . . VERY prompt for dates . . . Y,all, PLEASE go advertising . . . can put Charlie in his place . . . hopes to major in mathf?l Ultra Brite smile owns a rare collection of hotel ice buckets Eddie a Furman Scholar . .. insists that Clemson is number one . . . E . st s 3 ii 3 . Q' .,-, -'f- X ,tttizf t,.t 5 sa- ,i 1, K: ,ge it L5 am., gplullwb 5. I66 MARY SUSAN HODGE 12 Years at SDS. Blue Team Key Committee 3 Skylyner 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 3 Griffin 3 fAsst. Ed.J, 4 fEditorj Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Pierians 2, 3 Block S 3 Hockey l Tennis 2, 3, 4 Gymnastics l, 2, 3, 4- Softball 1 Honor Roll l, 2, 3 National Merit Finalist 4 Favorite Saying: Lyman Hamrick, just you wait! . . . leader of free floor exercise . . . brings hamburgers for lunch . . . Famous for her puns . . . Wfhoreau was a very thorough personn . .. the first to get contacts . . . favorite gymnastic stunt is a handstandf 'U . . . 1 . -.mv -. zz' 1 3 C A I67 GWENDY JANE JOHNSON Ll Years at S.D.S. Blue Team Key Committee 2 Skylyner 1, 2 tSports Editorj Delta Al- lGirls, Sports Editorj Pep Club -1- Chorus 1, 2 tPresidentJ, 4 Cheerleader 1 tJ.V. Headl, 2 Block 4'S', 1, 2 Hockey l Tennis 2, -l , Basketball 1 QCO-Captainl, 2 Gymnastics 4 Softball 1, 2 Honor Roll 1, 2 Favorite Saying: 6'You,ve got to be kiddingi' .. . It wash sho funnylu Smiling Jack really racks up on the jewelry for Christmas g'C,' stands for Cha man and 9 Rui Somehow she failed to , p . . . . s y . . . see the movie '6Cigi hero of the basketball team ... California bound ... I68 2 ff. L! Wt: zz, K Ye' 1' 'A' ke rlffaifr ir ' as at mm., ivmhffv-N. -s... M 'TN JOANNE ELIZABETH LYONS 3 Years at S.D.S. Red Team Skylyner 2 fAsst. Ed.J, 3 flfiditorl Pep Club 3, -1 fVice-Presidentj Chorus 2, 3, 4 Pierians 3 Block MSU 3 Debate Club 3 Tennis 2, 3, 4- Cymnastics 2, 3, 4- Honor Roll 2, 3 National Merit Letter of Commendation Favorite Saying: HI think I did pretty goodv the only girl in the senior class who can stand at a 180 degree angle ftoes inl . . . author of Whither Thou Goes! . . . NlVleredithl7, . . . hopes to marry a Priest . . . ALWAYS agrees with Mr. Canoune keeps the neatest locker in the school . . . a Romantic at heart . . . PETER IAN MAURICE LYTTLE 9 Years at S.D.S. Blue Team Key Committee 3, 4 Prefect 4 Skylyner 2, 3, 4 fBusiness Managerj Delta 3 Camera Club 4 fTreasurerJ Pierians 2,'3, 4 Block S 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Wrestling l, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1 Track 2 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3 National Merit Letter of Commendation Favorite Saying: Petah Heahn . . . 0oooh, boyv Five olclock Teaf?J parties . . . graduated from sandals to Puerto Rican wall climbers Must get a 10'Zn profit for selling the seniors' mugs . . . identifies with the Great Bolo . . . two cars down . . . EDMUND HAMMOND MACHEN 2 Years at S.D.S. F.C.A. 3 fSecretaryl Block 'GSW 3, 4 Football 3 Favorite Saying: Cya-a-a-a-a . .. Vlfho says Toni is the UNcurly permanent Hopes,to finish his car within the next few years . . . caretaker of the senior lounge . . . Wonder what he keeps in his thermos? . . . He,ll miss Danny's next year the shrimp Tough Little Eddie Machen Hopes he won't be late to Tech . .. Punctuality is his virtue . . . Skipping 2' Q-fi' . 6 Champ of SDS. ALICE WILLIAMS PARKER I Year at SDS. Tennis fl Honor Roll National Merit Finalist Skylyner 4 Debate Club 4 Voice of Democracy Favorite Saying: HI hate the sun.', Navaho keeps the Senior class I.Q. at astronomical heights Buffy Sainte Marie Ashley Hall recruit survives on Cokes . .. can,t keep away from the type- writer Goes for those older men George who? . . . 'ibn GEORGE GREGORY SMITH l2 Years at S.D.S. Red Team Skylyner 2, 3 fAsst. Edj, 4 CEditorj Delta 3 fAsst. Business Managerl F.C.A. 3, 4 Camera 3 Pierians 2 Block HS 1, 2, 3, 4 Soccer 1, 2, 3, fl Basketball 1, 2, 3 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3 Favorile Saying: '4Raunchy . . . has found a new hair- spray drives the bird Will he be after a polar bear next week? LOVES the new rules passed at Wake Forest works f?i after school Wonfler what he carries in that brief case? ls really going to miss track this year Voice of Democracy DICTATOR of the Skylyner staff mark him FRAGILE . . . ,,,,,..,..,,.....--f' 2...---an-f A Ria?-.. Ms., STEVEN RAY VICKERY 2 Years at S.D.S. Soccer 3 Character Building 4 Favorite Saying: L'Only five more days 'til the week- endi' Don,t ask me, l just go to school here . . . rumor has it that he brings 50 lb. bags of dog food for lunch . . . Vic . . . claims studying is a major cause of cancer straightens out those curves from Forest City to Spartanburg Mrs. Tindallls favorite 'gfliding is good for you frequents Dannyls 'il feel like a party all the time . . . Hush Puppies . . . Mr , CATHERINE ALICE WATSON 12 Years at S.D.S. Blue Team Skylyner 2 Delta 2, 3 fLayout Ed.D, 4 fAsst. Ed.J Pep Club 3, 4 Chorus 2 Pierians 1, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3 fAlternatel, 4 Block MSU 3, 4 Debate Club 3, 4 Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4 Tennis 2, 3 Gymnastics 1, 2, 3 Softball 1, 2 Art 1, 2, 4 Favorite Saying: 6'Swelll . .. Are you lfiflflinafw . . . Bracegwhat brace? . . . Tiny Tears . .. likes that navy blue skirt Will make her fortune baby-sitting hopes her head will catch up with her ears alias, The Fly famous for her Griffin impressions . . . Member of Top Tissue Tossers . . . fi' ,J f I 1 Y, Q CLAUDIA DeCAMP WRAY 8 Years at S.D.S. Blue Team Key Committee Prefect -14 Delta 1, 2 Skylyner 2 Griffin ll CAsst. Ed.J, 12 flfditorl Pep Club 3, fl- Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4 fHeadl Chorus l, 2, 4- Pierians 2 Block MSU 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 flVl.V.P.l Hockey 1, fl- flVl.V.P.l Tennis 3, fl fGirls, Championl Favorite Saying: Whatcha doin'?,' . . . Honh . . . Can beat any boy in Indian wrestling Who is it .,,. 5 A this week, Claudia? . . . sure would gain a lot of weight if it weren't for Gwendy philosopher walks with her head in the clouds another Sandy Posie ,Q . .. 'Tm in love, I'm in love . . . known for her well U ff planned pep rallies . . . 'Q , . ' Q if it 2 tf ' an ft 3, ,E i' , 'W 'V , , I H ,Q A v ,, . . If '4 , ' , ,, fw ,, n. f 1 A 5' . QE!! V , ,ff ,, X k,.. ,. ,,.. , .. iz.. -' K .dzqflzfeik i ,--Lf 2:M2f.1,1 . Senior Sujyerlaizbes F fiend! jest Holmes Geer Gwendy Johnson M ost Popular Rob Cllillllllilll Cwemly Johnson X '- fi-. . 1 . 1. , A .A 3- mp, 'mms fm 'R A R Wz'ttz'e5t Lyman Hamrick Alice Watson Most Athletic Rob Chapman Claudia Wfray M ost Likeb To Succeed Reed Finney Beth Haslam Best' Looking Rob Chapman Sissy Dashiell , 1 Q Q , X x -af M' 'tv f R 5 Z O iff -- ...1 5 il Q Q df' Mmm. Yi 0 .44 , A f',' kv- wwf, ,- W ' 1 ,Wwfaszwwfzggwfg I, , v.',, I . if gn .S M, ' Q 'V A T . Q 1 Q5 f K V i H K J.- A kgg, 'P' ' ' Qfj?Q,1fff5 Q . 3, Q5 1 !'fw7 fi M it E' 1 .ep M fff 1, A. , A I 4 A a'verzfz'sz'ng CONGRATULATIONS S.D.S. GRADUATES! 6 are I'OU O OU, an GX en BS wis GS O 66 W p d I y d I d b I I1 I I1 f y 'For con'IfinuecI success. If you onsidering a caree hy I I'I1 In F Tex+IIe Sou'l'I'1 C I Iarges+ incIus+ry off I' g In II nges, a cI nIimiI'ed pp r'runiI'ies for inIeresI d y g p pl We are prod 'F parI II1 p g aI prI'a+ cIus+ry, and Id Ico pp rI Iy 'I I Ik II1 y bou'I' yo fuI'ure in Texfiles. SPARTAN MILLS BEAUMONT MILLS STARTEX MILLS WHITNEY YARN MILL POWELL KNITTING MILL JOHN H. MONTGOMERY MILL Mina hike Suppfy Company I24 Wesf Main S+. Sparfanburg, S. C. COMPLETE LINE OF PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES g I S lgwaazso A - ISSEEBG A A ' 4 2 l,.45,,., ....4.. 4- -WWA' ..1'f ' I knew I'd seen that face somewhere before! Einiigo C el' Wlth TRADE MARKQD BOTTLED UNDER THE AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY THE SPARTANBURG COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Complimen+s of OAK HALL HOTEL TRYON. Norfh Carolina Compliments of THE BOOK SHELF TRYON, North Carolina Hfmfiofta - 6 OPV Spartanburqs First Family of Depar+men+ Stores 3 Loca'l'ions MAIN STORE-DOWNTOWN I29 E. Main S+. HILLCREST at Hillcresi' Shopping Cen+er EFlRD'S DOWNTOWN I29 East Main 2 1 f . .Vf FY N vi 's xl:-KYT T Lip X Wm to 55 , - 45 ,Q Agia Do you think anyone is watching? Here we captured a whole battalion of those Nazis. x l iii, fa 5 F . X Safety hint no 6' Coofua plays wxth chemxcals But Genius wears safety goggles. A FULL SERVICE BANK National Bank of Commerce of Spartanburg Teleph 585933l the W Glamhrihge Jllnuae Tlith. HILLCREST SHOPPING CENTER SPARTANBURG. S. C. s o s PARTAN BU ge QUIK and TTEERUDSUJ COMPANY Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation itz. 'film gvglflncl. One of the best things about growing up in this area is that you never have to leave it. Because its economy is growing by leaps and bounds, producing new iob opportunities in both business and agriculture. Too, you'll find technical and higher education facilities second to none. So, come graduation time, stick around. You won't find a better place to live, work and ploy. Duke Power Nogv here's the plan-when you get the ball, I'l1 turn off the lig ts. Compliments ot GREENEWALD'S INC IO9 West Main Street Phone 582-8l85 Hillcrest THE BANK FOR EVERYBODY QC M! l86 Compliments of LCCKWOOD GREENE ENGINEERS, INC. IOO ln'l'ers+a+e Highway 85 Sparfanburg, Souih Carolina AEGEAN FOOD INDUSTRIES. INC. THE ELITE DRIVE-IN Car Service and Food fo Go Resfaurani' 800 Soufh Pine Sfreei Sparfanburg, Soulh Carolina Telephone 582-5500 THERMAL BELT TELEPHONE COMPANY of Tryon . . . an Independeni' company serving porlions of Spar+anburg and Greenville Counfies and affilialed wi+h The Mid-Con+inen+ Telephone Sysfem . . . exfends good wishes Io fhe Class of '69, 0 T1 K 2- 6 ilerr A Are you trying to tell me that F.C.A. stands for Fascistic Communist Anarchists? CompIimen+s of WADE'S DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT HOME OF FINE FOODS WE, CAREFIALLNI SELECT EACH HAND!-ED BV OUR MA-PKET ADAIQ 964 Sou'Ih Pine Sfreef 8. Sparfanburg, Sou'I'h Carolina DIAL 583-6571 Compliments of INMAN MILLS CompIimen+s of A. A. WATERS, JR. NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO. Ilb Hillcresf Offices Sparfanburg, Soufh Carolina Complimenls of BRIAN SYNALLOY - LV,-VLE coRPoRATloN Box 5627 1 N Q 0 R P 0 R A T E D Sparfanburg, Sou+I1 Carolina Sparlanburg, Soufh Carolina P. O. Box 2665 TEXTILE MACHINERY and WAREHOUSE NEEDS ,, .x Aj N o Howard, that's not what the center page of Playboy looks like. No wonder Ma.chen's hair curls after drinking this stuff. Complimenis of MURPHY CADILLAC-PONTIAC INC. 703 Wesi Main Sfreei Spar+anburg, S. C. Complimenfs of PAUL KICIDIS DELUXE CAFE DEARYBURY OIL COMPANY Kerosene f Af' . ,e Q2 -li? 5533-'L' To -'A K N Eu 0 ,nngw Kahn, IHEMV ' 'Nl u I A ',,m,if,ig iw, V i: ffm. , - ty- 3 Phone 463-6545 Soufh Main Sfreei' Cowpens, Soufh Carolina Compliments of AMERICAN RIETER COMPANY THE Pl! A , Q L t h ff ef T Complimenfs of SECURITY FINANCE CORPORATICN 400 Hillcresi' Office Sparfanburg, S. C. Complimen+s of CAMERA HOUSE 23I E. Kennedy S+. Sparianburg S C P 582 380l I92 i ? machine to ch p th f lty QW. ght, I am beautiful. THE SPARTANBURG LUMBER Ieee 1' AND MILLWORK CO., INC. 4 . Dealers in LUMBER and I BUILDING IIIIIA A I SUPPLIES IIINN Since I93O f 459 Marion Ave. Dial 583-548I M AJS, Sparfanburg, S. C. I ik '- ' L' I 1 ' ag Frigidaires I I I ',Q3ff5i'W I and ' JI Furnifure DUNBAR AND ELLIS I20 N. Liberfy Sf. fbvu I X1I QKIKIBQLM mmxmm I Q.. E.. N, 1 ,r..'. f. 2,11 Aff' M9 .14-5-' ' q v 3 -hcl. II. N . 'K' I II Compliments of HAYES TEXTILES, INC. TE Ti A 4 When it comes to girl watching, he is a real locker. LET US HELP . X., ,,-- ' ' XA ' '-' f Saw you Wlangg af ihe BANK OF GAFFNEY lliniun Dailg Qfimes Mn.W'illimnR.l oashrEd1iotandPublhlur MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 5 viii!! . ,za The Aug. W. Smiih Co. Xiimfil SATISFACTION THE AUG. W. SMITH CO. One of fhe Carolinas' Finer Depar+men+ Sfores Since I900 I74 Easf Main Sf. Phone 583-I40l YOUNGER FASHIONS Tops in Women's Apparel 5l6 E. Main Sf. Sparianburg, S. C. I 0 Al. 5 29 Z .gray Zllfdly INCORPORATED LETTER PRESS and OFFSET PRINTING P. O. BOX I332 I80 RETDVILLE ROAD SPARTANBURG. S. C. I 95-9275-GWS Complimenfs of 'N CASE BROTHERS sf' Pianos, Organs Tuning, Sheei' Music 906 Soufh Pine Phone 583-l463 f X W v-.' 014 llln kj Complimen+s :X Wx of ,f ' 1? PEPSI COLA BOTTLING COMPANY 729 S. Church S+. Phone 582-453l '19 i When you're only number two, you try harder. ..i,,M, I hate to bring this up, but there's a tarantula crawling up my leg. I95 E gg' is J -1 Eg f Compliments of GEER DRUG CCMPANY 846 Wesi' Main S'rree'l' Sparianburg, Souih Carolina FEEDER? PAUL A. BU RN ETT Real Es+a+e 8: Cons1'ruc+ion 7II Easf Ma'n . mcg'-g I Sf Z Sparfanburg, S. C. 29302 5 REALTORS JANE HICKS W. M. POWELL WALTER H. JOHNSON PAUL A. BURNETT Phone 585-365 I 3' L N ,J ULIIPLI 'SIKVICE What do you mearf, call school off? Twelve inches of sn e t t stopped Sergean res on! Complimen1's of Complimenfs of CLEM ENT LUMBER CO., INC. Telephone 583-7296 FREE DELIVERY BURWELL CHEVROLET O'd Union Road Sparfanburg, S. C. 2 Com limen s Complimen+s 9 pmt + of Complimenfs of SEARS ROEBUCK -PHL Sears STUDIOS , Sears Has Everyfhingu fi 7' ff X !Xf i : ff A A Nw . x wmwax w u wmwvxtm mwwetrmuummu'z tflfffwamfnfwfww 1. 4 4Ill :A .. llll I? lllln' ....4 l'llgl:A VIH I, mlllllllstl: 4 . nlllllllll... llllllullll ll ..-. lllll l I I I . Y ' V i N .. QP. XXX X XX 'XXxN.'UX KX U-K U U1 'V llUlIIllllll'Yll l'f' I J-llc! Kxx. . ,x,, xxx..,,, , ,.. L ,, . .,. ..,,,, ., . . ,. , - V211 .',' j TU ill ---- Af MT t Antiuuez - Jlntrrinrn I5b OAKLAND AVE. SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA i I I , WL! 'E'-If .. , ' 14 li. ,- Member of The Art and Antique Dealers League of America, Inc. Member of The National Society of Interior Designers Compr imen+s of Com plimenfs of THE SERVICE OIL CO. THE STILL AGENCY, INC. IIO7 Union S+. I3O S. Pine S+. Sparfanburg, SouI'I1 Carolina GRIER 8. COMPANY luzggtelfimffwf Esfablished :fm ,mm ,N mu, Insurance Real Esfafe QSM' T Dial 582-7243 302 Soufh Pine S'Iree'I' P. O. Box SI39 Sparfanburg, Soufh Carolina 2930i k she meant M y asked me if I wanted to have a ball. I didnt this. en Miss a NEELY'S BUILDING SUPPLIES - - me . u p s I75I Union SI'reeI' Sparfanburg. S. C. Dial 582-2343 BEST WISHES Io I'he GRADUATING CLASS CUSTOM CLEANERS 260 E. Main Sfreei' Shirf and Laundry Service Cold Sforage VauI+ ' ' ' Sparfanburg, Sou+h Carolina Compliments of SUNNY SLCPE PEACH FARMS Gaffney, Souih Carolina The besf peaches in Hwe sfalre come from Sunny Slope V. CAGGIANO 81 SONS 9 eus N. TRAKAS MANAGEMENT ADVISORY BOARD HDRNBLUVVEP I VVEEKE - FIETVIPFIILL. NDYEB r, Q First National Bank A Q I I-z I l ft Vivki somewhere. H Q Iv vi Compliments of CCMMUNITY CASH COMMUNITY CASH STORES Are Convenien+Iy Loca'I'ed ai' No. I 398 Wesf Main SI'ree+ No. 2 Pinewood Shopping Cen+er No. 4 Sou+h Church Sfreef No. 5 I2I4 Union S+ree'l' No. 8 372 Easi' Kennedy S+ree'r No. II 537 Norfh Church S+ree+ No. I4 84I Hayne S'I'ree+ No. I6 Pacolei' Mills Road No. 20 Fernwood Shopping Cen+er I 20I CQMPLIMENTS OF CLARKSON BROTHERS, INC Machinery Movers and Riggers . , U g,i A nn 41 L I 0 Q1 Cowpens, Souih Carolina if s i -951,1 uw-ff If you wanl an exciling summer, Dress for il. Lol 2l6 E Mom Sv Spartanburg, SC 2930l lsmcnro . Manoa l'd prefer something a little stronger, but I guess the milk will have to do. W Complimenls of 7 .?r5S?:fr:.ffP2?E22'e: U Manufacturers of Cotton Goods 1 1. -32 - - J' 5fff21'7' ' ' Gaffney I I ,l,'!!!.',--3'-Y . .1 1 Soufh Carolina 203 ARKWRIG HT .1,, 'G' 'T l 2?fLJ . .f H 2+??l' .1 -l .A,A. 'ggi 1-74 . .f ' .1 SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA A good place lo work and a good place for a fufuref' s Arlcwrighi' Mills has 'Four plan1's in Sparfanburg Counfy. The Cafeswoocl Plani lpidured above, is one of +he mosi modern +ex'rile plan+s in +l'1e worlcl. RELIABLE? PRESCRIPTIONS from HENDERSON'S DRUG STORE Union, Soufh Carolina YOUR TROIIBLES vmusu irq: ...Ag COGDILL'S AMERICAN SERVICE STATION CompIimen'rs of J. C. BRADFORD CO. Invesfmenfs 402 E. Main S+. Complimenis IV IR PRICES' I STORE FOR MEN ,ve The water fountains in the new wing bit outda ted. X I I 205 A Q Q. if Q Y right Nancy, but I neve ould have noticed it uxiless you had pointed it Y' 'H - ' X out. Compliments of TAYLOR-PIEDMQNT CO. COMPLIMENTS or A FRIEND Compliments of PACOLET MILL Manufacfurers of Qualify Texfile F b a rics A cknowledgements We, the members of the staff of the 1968- We would also like to thank the students, 1969 Spartanburg Day School uDelta', parents, and friends for their cooperation would like to take this opportunity to thank in purchasing the c'Delta.', Without their the solicitorsfor their interest, cooperation, help, the 'aDelta', would not have been pos- and investments. sible. PHOTOCRAPHIC CREDITS B 81 B STUDIOS SPARTANBURG, S. C. SMITH STUDIOS GAFFNEY, S. C. MR. DEXTER DAVISON BYRON HODGE WALTER ALLEN STAN WHITE THOMAS ENGELS A yearbook is a history of the school year. The staff hopes that the 1969 Delta has portrayed the school year adequately. Charlie Allen .... .... E ditor-in-Chief Ed Hicks ..... Nancy Geer . . . Business Manager . . Assistant Editor Alice Watson .... . . . Assistant Editor Rob Chapman . Gwendy Johnson . . . . Boys Sports Editor . . . . . . Girls Sports Editor Sissy Dashiell . . . . . . Seniors, Honors Colby Taylor .... .... 0 rganizations Alec Stephenson ..... Classes Martin Phillips . .... Classes 208 Cindy .lohnson . Eaddo Hayes . . Kenny Young . Mike Gillespie . Carlisle Hamrick Assistant Girls Sports Editor Assistant Girls Sports Editor Assistant Boys Sports Editor Assistant Boys Sports Editor Assistant Boys Sports Editor - JW? .' .5 5-ji A. ,xl 4 v +3 :J-4 .- 1 1 -- ' gf '2'Lf,.!..ff1k h 4 M153 ' 'S' ' I ,, . , . ,W L , A ,,, '- '5 'VF -Q, .dei ' ,Fr QKQ H rig?-821:-qQ: ',5'k link i K. . , yy. - , . uv, .fy - ' t IHA A 115: -Tiflgl 1 Z' . , Eg, . fm?-5.f, g f- ,vw g fx M ,vs-G, ,s in X -A' - vf . F? M , w'.i?L . ' . Hia' 'J 3- 2 - , I. am-V3 ,, fig -ff 1 , -ffff ? ' ' -gd., , ...,,, fvj? H ., q,wfqL ef'-'V ' 1 .O 1 .,--. A -ff. .. V 31, . ,N 4, 4,c,+,,, , , -v fi.-4, - '42 15 ' - .4 V'f,+,y,,AL Q mi? ' . 4' uf fd fly , sf- -: 5 4. W., V, ,K Uk, ..S,'4- 4., . H. , f,. Hy, .HV X k,g.4--- . 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