Spartanburg Day School - Delta Yearbook (Spartanburg, SC)

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I W I .f-f?.'7.f 5f'.: ,,.,5.,i!, ez:-1.'5Y9f-ev-.a.'E.'f-f.1ra1'.:':, + '-'E-vr 55 - X ff'-fm 5 3' , gd ,-A ff, Q i , I V - N 1 1, :Q , ll l .U + f 14 ' ' '5 I L J, A f ii --JH 399- if lf ,Q hx' t N 'JN W Vf . ,, ,, , 1.-..L.........,1f -if. , k CONTENTS DEDICATION .... ORGANIZATIONS .. . ACTIVITIES . . . HONORS . . . ATHLETICS . . . FACULTY . . . CLASSES . . . SENIORS ...... ADVERTISING .... The 1975 Delta sta ff pre- sents to you the '75 Delta in- spired by the l890's. We hope we have captured the gaiety of the school year as it was in the Gay 90's . With Mr. johnson as our new headmaster the school year was both informative and fun. The year started with the traditional opening exercises. The students, having been a- way for 3 glorious months, were not Care we ever?J ready to begin another year of study. in W any .uvnygw 3 ...-sl T 303 S in YN Lg, Q The Seniors were both hap- iy Cas Peggy, Mark, johnny, .nd Rob showy and sad at the hought of their last year at S. ' LS. They were happy because hey were finishing their last school year in high school and :ad because of the many peo- mle they would soon be leaving xehind. With the startled looks of seventh graders and new stu- lents and the familiar faces of ast year, we all headed into he school year of 1974-'75, DEDICATION This year we dedicate our yearbook to one whose quiet beauty and good cheer con- tinually brighten our school world. Her patience and kindness are boundless and her tal- ents numerous. She has unselfishly given her time to directing plays, decoratirlg for the junior-Senior Dance, and supervising school projects. Although her pedagogical domain has at various times served as a wardrobe room for drama presentations, as a book store, and as a parlor for teas, she joyfully accepts these temporary invasionsg and when they are over, she calmly transforms the library back again into a quiet corner of study. Because of all she has done for us, and because she has been both our counselor and our friend, it is our sincere pleasure to dedicate the 1974-75 DELTA to LUCY GRAMLING CROWLEY 7 The first few days of school dragged ion forever, as they al- ways do, but we all realized that summer vacation was not going to return. F inally, everyone settled down tostudy- ing in hopes that the 9 months would go by in a hurry. in L1 ea? This year was spiced by many extra-curricular act- ivities provided by the school. They ranged from a square dance to the annual coffee- house and all the pep rallies when we were able to miss classes I!! in October Dr. Russell Kirk came to the Day School as the Second Mayfair Lec- erty, charity, and justice. W all found Dr. Kirk's speech both enlightening and informa- tive. turner. He spoke to us on pov- e 1 .W A M With the new administration came the curiosity of what the year would be like and what changes would take place. The short day was changed to Mon- day. The upper school was dis- missed at 12:15 except those who stayed for tutorials. We all strived for 3's so we could go home early. sf-1 ' Q X is F i ' fl- A ssa , X it 1 A X sis- he E 51. Q. is iw Q , at s Q. -i . . A V' in freed? 5. Q3 . A - Q ,A - , K has . K . ff. :fi al K X' K' -V JF1. ,..-2 . lp Q Q ' iimai , ' -. . if s ' .U . Rf n J' Lf J' tg Another change was the ex emption requirements. To be exempt students had to make honor roll. It was amazing to see how many students accom- plished this great feat when it came to getting out of study hall!! t Varsity football for the first time in 2 years, was reinstated into our atheletic program this year. The spirit of the students for the team proved that foot- ball was welcomed at S.'D.S. The girls' hockey teams had, as always, winning seasons. The rest of the fall teams also had successful seasons. As always, we were all proud of the basketball and soc- cer teams. They allshowed us that we can always have pride in the teams of S.D.S. t ywpxfg X fkx The school was vacated by Seniors during january. For the first year the Day School was involved in an interim pro- gram. Most of them were work ing at Wofford but some went to Charleston to Work at the Baptist College and some went to work for Congressman Mann. 1 We, the Delta staff, hope that you enjoy the '75 Delta and hope that we have succeeded in capturing the school year. We all wish for you to find pleasure in the years to come when you look back on this school year. So, without further hesit- ation, the Delta staff proudly presents to you the reflections of the Gay 90's on the 1975 Delta. k '1. ' . EW J :ig ig XL.,1WM N322-M -N' S' Q '-lg:-'sg.?:f'-4iac'g GRGANIZATIONS Nh 1 ,z 1, 'J ri- - -1 xx E , . J , K . ,T , ,gf AX' R . QA ,K 2. K, A - L. 5 3 Q V 1 O .K-3 X . X. fn xx VE, . x X , ' K f. I T E ' E K X I Q anqnnnuuuuuu H N W ' 9' , .., -ls J ,. I , , gfevl ,, - I STUDENT GOVERNMENT DELTA SKYLYNER R UQ '?'1RS'f i P . a if R X S I 4 S' 3 -av----'M' PIERIANS CHORUS BOARD OF TRUSTEES KEY COM ITTEE 4? ff 4 wr QL. to R. J Lyn Ballew, Chumley Cope, Robbie Case, Sarah Miller, Donna Dobbs, Dexter Davison, Lou Holcomb, Chris Crowley, Meg Donnelly, Bobby Miller, Benji Layton, Tommy Hodges, Marianne Douglas Gary Brannon This year the Key Com- mittee was very successful in their duties. Under the leadership of Lou Holcomb, President, and johnny Wallace, Vice-President, the Key Com- mittee held meetings regularly to discuss the modifications of the Day School. They deserve much credit for their fine achievements. BOARD OF TRUSTEES QStanding L. to RJ Mr. Greene, Mr. Pinson, Mr. Byrd, Dr. Hodge, Mr. Pennell, Mr. Hamilton, Mr. Garvan, Mr. McMillan, Mr. Helms, Mr. Mitchell, Mr. Young, jr. , Mr. Uhler, Mr. Slater, Mr. Young Mr. johnson, Mr. Milliken. QSeated L. to RJ Mr. jeffords, Mrs. Freeman, Mrs. Wolfe, Mrs. Wallace. Marion L. McMillan, J President George E. Mitchell Vice-President Edward E. Greene Treasurer Richard H. Pennell Secretary Michael R.Johnson Headmaster The Board of Trustees is divided into seven different committees. These committees meet throughout the year and at the four full Board meetings. They report on their resolutions and decisions. This year we would like to thank the Board for their accomplishments. DELTA Mary Crowley, Monta Humphrey, Chase Wolfe, Jane Robinson, Co. -Ed. Co. -Ed. Bus. -Mgr. Sr. -Ed. :1 'L - 1i'? ii m y ooo Sally Pennell, Barry Hayes, Johnny Wallace Mrs. Crowley, Class-Ed. Art-Ed. Photo-Ed. Fac. Adv. The DELTA workers labored for many months desperately trying to meet deadlines, gather pictures to be used, going on advertising excursions, even working on weekends to try and do the impossible---produce a yearbook. For several weeks, we really thought we would have to present a DELTA with no pictures, but finally they began to pour in, so we do have photography. There were many times when we all felt like screaming, tearing our hair out, even committing suicide, but we survived and kept on steadfastly until February 23, 1975, the last deadline of the year. And we rejoiced, knowing it was all over and we would no longer have to worry about copies, tool lines, lost croppers, and other assorted plagues associated with a yearbook. But, all in all, it was a rewarding year for all of us. We sincerely hope our efforts have been appreciated. 22 nl- Q -SN VY l 3 3-u Nt vnu I SKYLYNER THE SKYLYNER is the official newspaper of The Spartanburg Day School and is published seven or eight times during the school year. In the tradition of the press, the staff of THE SKYLYNER investigates news and reports on school activities and trends in student opinion. THE SKYLYNER occasionally has won rec- ognition for writing and lay-out design, but the main purpose of the publication is not to win awards. Hence THE SKYLYNER does not follow a proven format and avoids stereotyped copy and journalistic jargon. It has been instead, the policy of the staff to move in new directions toward the highest in literary journalismg and some of the most successful issues of the paper include journalism that goes beyond school boundaries to investigate such concerns as the rights and responsibilities of youth. V333 :A -1 A 1 fh This year's Pierians Worked diligently to produce a smash hit A Christmas Carole by Charles Dickens, about an old man who has a change of heart after being visited by three spirits. The audience thundered at the melo- dramatic performance of Billy Blackford in his portrayal as Scrooge. Heartwarmed by the innocence of Mr. Cratchet, and Tiny Tim brought tears to their eyes. Vernon Patterson and Barry Hayes supervised the crowd with a little lighthearted humor as two prominent businessmen. Hurrah, for jim McMakin's brilliant di- rection of such an electrifying play. '-s.'Yg,,i-v'N M ,-Q.. .. 5 sq Bill Blacldord as Ebenezer Scrooge Meg Donnelly seeks money from Scrooge QBi1l Blackfordj. ACTIVITIES . I 4 29 BUOK FAIR Once a year at a certain time a few chosen mothers arrive at school loaded down with boxes and boxes of books for the Book Sale. These are the Book Fair. Mothers, a division of the Mothers Club. They Work hard to earn money for the library. For one week the library is transformed into a book store. Tables are set up and covered with books of many and diverse categories: sports, gardening, cooking, hunting, fishing. There are children's books and books on art and music. People are invited to come into the li- brary and select books for themselves or gifts for someone else. Also on sale this year was wrapping paper for Christmas. Since the book sale is in Novem- ber, your Christmas shop- ping can be done quickly and efficiently. The mothers in charge of the Book Fair this year were Mrs. Joe Hudson, Mrs. Clyde Hamilton, and Mrs. james Toy. Their hard Work before, during, and after the sale, along with that of many volunteers who also gave their time, is greatly appreciated. The Book Sale this year was the most successful in the school's history, and THE DELTA would like to thank everyone for doing such commendable work for such a worthy cause. W, 1 ,,,,,,-.V gp' at 1' MGTHERS AT WORK HALLOWEEN OF 1974 Halloween in the lower school was exciting this year. The children had a big masquerade party, with a prize for the best costume. Hal Taylor, who is pictured in the upper left corner, was the winner of the contest. For enter- tainment, the S.D.S. blues band played an arrangement of melodies, which was thoroughly enjoyed by the youngsters! As a Halloween celebration for the upper school the key committee created a really exciting feastival starting with contests between classes to collect wood, the key committee had a bonfire, a square dance and a costume contest all for our amusement. Robert Brails- ford wore the winning costume - he was I dressed as a girl! 3 5 1 Xi c 'ffl .- Q' PARENTS NIGHT The faculty and Key Com- mittee hosted an open house on November 18, for the parents of SDS students. This program is designed to better aquaint the parents with the school's life and how it is run. Also this gives an opportunity for the parents of new students to meet the faculty and administration. The evening starts, as a normal school day does, by Mr. johnson holding assembly. He explains that no smoking is allowed and asks the par- ents to cooperate with the rules. This adds an authentic atmosphere to what their child's schedule and attend his classes. There the teacher explains what the child is learning and also how much material the teacher plans to cover dur- ing the school year. After classes the parents go to the lunchroom for refresh- ments and music, which concludes the evening. children do every day. The parents then take their 1 1 i s 35 IN 1621 THE PILGRIMS ,W WN WP' V CROSSED THE SEA Mrs Allen s f1rst grade class presented the annual Thanksgwmg play Thls play belng trad1t1onal IS a great experlence for her class plus It IS thoroughly enjoyed by the vlewers W J gmt? Jia x-95 N-...,, gait '29, , . . . . . , Q . I 4 I ,,. l '- f 4, ll , if , ' - rl r We f 1 lllll Q , Q f . Q 7 Q xg , K Us My A V Z A , 'P N K ' -' , K - 4 A 4 45 l ,ii , , l n y l H s -54 4, 1. 4 , , 1 if 4 . W A Lx an V A Q, -Gigi ff' 'f 5 4 'I Q ' ,gf , ,A , ' ' 1 4' g, ,W x M Q 7 A , M QQ 1 .4 ,Y . 2 . sr L x . gr 1 n is ja ' N y y l , QQ 4 A N yfl X 4 4 4, ' g if M I 4 ' ZZ, ' - Q 0 '4,??7 gi I g X ' , if N y I A AR gg' A :'? XM' A 'fx ini X I A I Y A ., V,- '4 . iz Y f 1 l44r q 4 f f l i ' 4. Q if Ea CHRISTMAS AT S.D.S. W Y 1 , N, fs. , s 5 l The last few days before Christmas vacation are always exciting, but the last day is especially exciting for the students in the pre-school through sixth grade. On this day they perform in front of their parents. The pre-schoolers and the third graders are the highlights of the program. The pre-schoolers sing and dance and the third graders present the Nativity pageant. 38 4? XTX N5 hx- l-- A , 'V. Q- Fax' tl 'I .- - New ICM The last week before Christmas all the teachers ban parties , but there are always a few classes who doenot quite understand this statement as you can see in these pictures. This year, after one of the basketball games, there was a sing-along for the stu- dents in the middle and upper schools. 40 l Q' t s t ,jpg . W ,W Aff, rf ' i SENIOR PROIECTS ,75 1 -4 . .................... 5 ...'S Rob Cart Qabovej and Guy Carpenter participated in a class of water colors. W -E? .4 -vi Both johnny Wallace and Mark Steinman took a course in recreational mathematics at Wofford College. , , 43 This year the seniors participated in a newly institut- ed program. Instead of doing individual projects at the end of the school year, the seniors this year were able to participate in the interims of surround ing colleges. The majority of the class went to Wofford and took courses on herbotology, electrical engineering, recreational mathematics, chemistry, archaeology, psychology, water colors, Plato, movie and book comparison and what goes into making movies. Several others were en gaged in courses at vocational schools such as auto mechanics. The remainder of the class joined classes on marriage at the Baptist College of Charleston and to be an intern for a Congressman at Mount Vernon College in Washington D. C. joe Workman was engaged in an auto mechanics class at the Daniel Morgan Voca tional School. ,pk Harold Clarkson Qabovej participated in an auto mechanics class at the Daniel Morgan Vocational Center. Margaret Allen took piano at Converse College. The month Went very well for most of the seniors as it gave them a small insight as to what college will be like next year. The seniors enjoyed their interims and feel that the projects were constructive. Future seniors are urged to participate. 'CMJ . 5 1 Q ., C 93' M iv 45 0 46 HGMECGMING 1975 'More activities happen during the week of homecoming than' any other week during the year. Throughout this week, each class sponsers a different team and gives this team a special slogan. The classes also make posters supporting their team. Each morning there was a special assembly. Some of the assemblies were Susan Pennel and Ellen Watters as guest speakers, Mr. j'ohnson's band, the school band, the key committee put on a skit, and Friday the Juniors came dressed as Yippies , which corresponded with their slogan, Peace Rock. Naturally the main spectacle at home- coming are the games. Although we did not win all our games, everyone put forth their best efforts. Christie Holmes - Homecoming Queen . Escort - Mike Taylor. 48 During the Varsity Boys' basketball game, the homecoming queen ceremonies were held. Each class had a representa- tive and the winner Was elected by the amount of money, which was contributed to her. This money goes toward the Alumni scholarships. The class sponsors were seventh grade - Lyn Ballew, eighth grade -Lisa Thompson, ninth grade-Tracy Ballew, tenth grade-Susan McBurney, T eleventh grade-Christie Holmes, and twelth grade-Lou Holcomb. The homecoming queen runner up was Lisa Thompson and the winner was Christie Holmes. The alumni also made money during homecoming by selling chicken dinners. This year over 500 people were served and more than 331000. 00 was made. Lisa Thompson - first runner up, V Escort - Murphy Armstrong. kk - 41, ' L. -Q J ' AQ VALENTINES DAY IS FOR CHILDREN... AN D FUR SW EETH EA RTS CEGRGE WASHINGTO First Row Greg Burchette, Gus Allen, Missy Reld, Ryon Edwards, jennifer Kelley, Charles Jordon, Second Row Kelli Waters, Robyn Caggiano, Madison Burgess, Wayne Adair, Claudine Sartor, Th1rd Row Kev1nW11l1ams, Dav1d Spong, Lamar Baehr, Mark Smith, Fourth Row Michele Bender, Davld Fisgus, Missy Rowland. The annual George Wash- ington program featuring Mrs. Turner's first grade class was held in the gymnasium February 21 st. , and was, as always, a patriotic and pleasant occasion. The program traditionally open- ed with the Pledge of Alliegance, and then the first graders, dressed in the clothes of the colonial days, gave individual speeches about the life and times of that era. The program was enjoyed by all, and Mrs. Turner deserves special rec- ognition for treating us to such an inspiring presentation. wwf fk x K s . RA S. A Ballew , Bernanke, Brailsford, Case, Copenhaver, Cribb, john Cribb, Mary Dillard, Britt Dillard, Terri Dobbs, Donna, Dgnnelly, Meg Douglas, Marianne Dupre, Aline Everman, Anthony Fowler, Gay Freeman, Robbie Gelardi, Tonine Gentry, joan . Glenn, George l Hayes, Barry Hayes, Freddie Hines, Tim Holcomb, Lou Irwin, Mary siess H N, f l H gg,-f ..,. V5 O 1111 11,4 iv rs: .mfs if xr. I , ,.., 1, ' L 5 ,,,.,. ' X obbe R x oo, I if ,P i 3323 ,M js? is ,, fi - 4L,,g,,g,, i ..,. , ef' .nk Q? 35 .gf ,Q Wu 5, V 5 . ay. Q. wk, wi' menu Q 5531 mi, EM ' - ii? Ae s 4 P ,, l? lw 241' , ,W ,fy S n 4 ,QQ ,gf .5525 k H ff- 5' r +5 2 eh 5 , 4 if idl Ashcraft, Duane Ballenger, Leigh Ballew, Lyn . Black, Hugh Bullington, Mellissa Carpenter, Cathryn Cart, Katherine Dobbs, Phillip Drake, Adrienne Eve Katherine Hudson THE SOCIETY OF DISTINGUISHED AMERICAN HICH SCHOOL STUDENTS First Row QR. to L. Q Lou Holcomb, Mark Steinman, Bill Cline, Meg Donnelly, james Hylton, Betsy Ross, Sarah Miller, Second Row: Billy Blackford, john Hamilton, Jeff Tedder, john Wallace, . Not Pictured: Donna Dobbs, Paul Kountz. These twelve students have been selected as a part of the nation's most outstanding students. They have been accepted into the Society of Distinguished American High School Students for their perform- ances in scholastic acheivements, leadership, and civic contribution. 58 WHO,S WHO AMCNC AMERICAN HIGH SCHOGL STUDENTS R. to L. john Hamilton, Bill Cline, Lou Holcomb, Sarah Miller, Meg Donnelly, John Wallace, Mark Steinman, Jeff Tedder, Donna Dobbs, and Paul Kountz. The above juniors and Seniors have been named to Who's Who a- mong American High School stu- dents. These students have been outstandingly recognized in the fields of academics, extra cur- ricular activities and community l services. 59 FURMAN SCHOLARS The Furman Scholar is given to two men and two women from the junior class who rank academ- ically high in their class and have a score of ap- proximately ll0 on the PSAT. R. to L. Betsy Ross and Kenny Powell. Not pictured, Betsy Sim- mons, Kyle Anderson. PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE IUNIOR FELLOWS The Presbyterian College junior Fellow is presented to the two young men and two young women who after the first semester of their junior year in high school have the highest cumulative averages for the pre- vious 25 years of work. SEWANEE CLUB AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE Each year The Sewanee Club of Spartanburg gives maximun latitude to each school in the sel- ection of the recipient of the Sewanee Club Award for the outstanding junior. This year Meg Donnel- ly was chosen to receive this award. 60 R. to L. John Wallace, Meg Donnelly, Mark Stein man. Not pictured: Donna Dobbs. Meg Donnelly National Merit Semi-Finalists Mark Stein man john Wallace Mark Steinman and john Wallace proved to be two of our more out- standing students this year both earning National Merit semi-finalists status. Only 5 of l percent of all the seniors in the nation achieve this honor. This scholarship program is run by the National Merit Scholar- ship Corporation with the financial aid being provided by various colleges universities, and corporations. If johnny and Mark go on to become Nat- ional Merit finalists, they will have chances for various scholarships. JR. BETA CLUB W' 1st Row- Michalann Greenway, Molly Smythe, Susan Willis 2nd Row- Sara Anne Timms, Sonya james, Mrs. Rhinehart, advisor- Standing- Ashley Hayes, Leigh Watson, Lucia Davis-Not Pictured- A ndy G etg ood For the first time, the Day School has a Jr. Beta Club. Only sixth grade students are eligible for the club this year, but it is planning to grow next year to include the upper school classes. The purpose of the club is to encourage effort, and to reward merit and promote those qualities of character that make for good citizenship. To qualify for mem- bership, the student must have honors or high honors for the tri- mester. There are nine sixth class members. Each member receives a cer- tificate of membership, a mem- bership card, and a copy of the junior Journal each month from the national office. When a student transfers to a different school, he does not lose his membership if he meets the requirements of his new school. CUM LAU DE SOCIETY The objective of the Cum Laude Society is the recognition of superior scholarship. It was founded in 1906 by Dr. Abram W. Harris, and model ed after Phi Beta Kappa. The society was originally for senior boys. However, later membership was ex- tended to juniors and girls. Arete' Dike' Time' is the motto of the soc- iety. The literal meaning is excel- lence, justice, honor. Each member should have these qualities as his personal goal, and should try to en- courage these in society. The chapters of the society are established only in schools of super- ior academic quality. The Day School is Very fortunate to have a charter, and also the only charter in South Carolina. Each chapter elects its own mem- bers. These elections are based on academic excellence. alone since there are other agencies for reward- ing excellence in others areas. The officers are elected by the individual chapters. At the Day School the president is Mr. Mike johnson, and the secretary is Mrs. Vincent Miller. NEW INITIATES FACULTY -1217 Sh 1 - . , . x, I . Mrs. Michael Cornwell Mrs. Leslie M. Timms Mrs. Howard Willauer CLASS OF '74 CLASS OF ,75 Virginia Baird Randy Case Ben Tre en Mark Steinman ATHLETICS gi Q a., 5 I x H n Q A Q A 'Ss Q Y - V I A .PEM , - 8 N S is ' 3' ' Q :af Q Q , 1 1 ' .K I I 1 4 ' J ., xv V A x 4 . 532 :kwa an ' - Q 'ix N N, 3. ' .. f' Qu av? L A 'f ,J 1 4 n FTER TWO YEAR ARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM REBUILT Q r i Q i E 5 if First Row-Rick Pennell, Rob Cart, Tim Hines, Rudolph Steuer, Bobby Miller, Pat Cocciadiferro, Tom Crenshaw Second Row-Doug Cecil, Bob Hamrick, Chris Crowley, Guy Carpenter, Dan Dearybury, William Ross, Coach Owens, Standing-Louis Sovey Mgr. , Coach Woody, Billy Blackford, jeff Tedder, Lewis Cole, Kenny Powell, Jady Fryml, Mark Dodd, john Hamilton, Bobby Taylor, Dan Henderson. For the first time in two years, we had a varsity football team. The support was great, and school spirit was increased. The team had a very good season consider- ing it was the first season in two years. In the last three games,they shut out two teams, and a good season is anticipated I I next year. Co-Captains: Billy Blackford, jeff Tedder 66 . . FOOTBALL 1 Front Row: Coach Caldwell, J. Seay, N. Kimbrell, M. Spencer, A. Bayard, R. Scholar, J. Rowland, B. Hamilton, R. Case, T. Boyd, J. Wakefield, Coach Ross. Back Row: N. Sondov, B. McBrayer, D. Taylor, W. Reid, S. Smythe, C. Cope, S. johnson, R. Cheney, D. Sinclair, L. Timms, K. Crowley, P. Dobbs, F. Hayes. Although the team did not have a winning season, they played hard and at their best in all the games, but they could not always pull through. The team did, however, beat Boiling Springs, the number one team in the conference. This team was one of the best teams We have had in several years. i Captains: Bill Hamilton and Chtunley Cope. 67 ARSITY HOCKEY rs., N X Back Row: L. Holcombe, M. Donnely, B. Wakefield, K. Dull-cen, S. McBurney, B. Ross, K. Steuer, M. Walker, G Hudson, M. Chapman, T. Gelardi Front Row: S. Miller, D. Gantt, P. Cross, C. Wolfe, C. Worth, M. Cribb, M Humphrey, M. Patton, j. Bernanke The Varsity Hockey team, un- der the supervis ion of Mrs. Jean Case, once again had a great year. The girls showed enthusiasm, de- termination, and labored diligently to form a hockey team that had a winning season, Kay Steuer and Mary Patton were just several of the outstanding players who partici- pated. Mrs. Case is proud of the team as a whole, its season, and the improvements that each of the girls experienced during the hockey season. as Captain: Meg Donnelly, Co-Captain: Lou Holcomb 5 x -r . HGCKEY The 1. V. Hockey team, under the supervision of Mary jo Woodyard, once again had a winning season. The girls showed great spirit and enthusiasm and the results of the season are indicative of their drive and education. The team was led by several outstanding players, Megan Armstrong, Peggy Murphy, and Lynn McCredie among them. Miss Woodyard appreciates the determina- tion that all the girls showed on the team and is very happy with the season's record. Front Row, Seventh Grade Hockey Team Captain: Katherine Green, Back Row, LV. Hockey Team Captain: Roberta Helms, Co-Captains: joan Gentry, Allison Becknell Sitting From QL. to R.jSeventh Grade Team: B. King, C. Gelardi, J. Murray, L. Becknell, W. Hudson, C. Bullington, L. Ballew, L. Still, C. Green, M.j. Black, M. L. Hayes, W. Pinson, S. jenkins, D. Moore, M. Burgess, W. Watson, B. Godfrey, Standing QL. to R.jJ.V. Team: M. Armstrong, R. Ward, W. Watson, B. Cecil, S. Copenhaver, A. Becknell, J. Gentry, L. McCormick, C. Brailsford, L. McCredie, E. Cribb, L. Cart, R.G. Stone, T. Ballew, L. Buice, S. Plumley, L. Kelly, A. DuPre, C. Gelaxdi, D. Sauer, K. Snyder, j. Mor- row, K. Morris, T. Dillard 69 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL First Row-K. Fincannon, M. Douglas, F. Grady, M. Allen, Second Row-Coach McGaha, B. Chapman, L. Davis, M. Miller, R. Cheney, J. Gentry, C. Lowndes, J. Scruggs, S. Pennell, M. Crowley, J. Robinson 5 'il ? W,--qui Co-Captains: jane Robinson, Mary Crowley Varsity Volleyball had their second winni.ng season this year. Miss McGaha, the coach, felt the team showed great effort, and said they were a great group of girls. Much improvement was evident throughout the season. The contri- butions of the seniors will be greatly missed next year, but another winning season is antici- pated. .V. VOLLEYBALL 2LLL,LfL fLf11 Coach Spruill, fvffvlx-flitrchell, J. Benkert, B. Webb, L.A. Ivey, L. Thompson, G. Reynolds, M. Fussell, C. Lewis, M.j. Young, A. Drake, S. Clarkson, D. Temples, G. Mitchell, T. Cheney, I. Williams. QQ- ! J-'Ute '70 Ac, . K ,, ,V-.iv -, 1-f1,,,, ., .2 Co-Captains: Taffy Cheney, Ibby Williams This year the J, V. Volleyball team had an organizational year. The game was new to many of the players, and also the first year Miss Spruill has coached it. There was great improvement as the season progressed. The girls showed great effort and potential. Taffy Cheney, Ibby Williams, Georgianna Mit- chell, and Lee Ann Ivey will be great assets to the varsity team next year, and Adrienne Drake, Ginger Reynolds, Anne Ross, Mary jane Young, and Carrie Lewis should lead the J. V. 's to victory next year. 71 Front Row Left to Right-K. Stefan, G. Glenn, K. Dunne, J. Cribb, G. Brannan, M. McCullough, P. Kountz Second Row Left to Right-J. Hylton, M. Dobbs, L. jeffords, M. Taylor, Mr. Emory, A. Everman, B. Lay- ton, G. Humphrey, T. Hodges VARSITY C ROSS CGUNTRY The cross country team is still a young team, but is improving each year. Mr. Emory feels that since the team has made such good t progress that within two years they should be great. 72 UNIOR VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY Even though the junior Varsity Cross Country team did not Win all of it's meets, Mr. Emory believes that next year and in the years to come that the team will become l stronger and better. First Row Left to Right: D. Dickey, J. Cart, J. Warrington, E. Fleming, W. Cribb. Second Row Left to Right: G. Humphrey, T. I-lodges, C. Stuntz, M. Armstrong, Mr. Emory, G. Byfield, R. Littlejohn VARSITY BASKETBALL Left to Right, Qcoachl Mike johnson, David Walker, jay Smith, Loy jeffords, John Hamilton, jeff Tedder, Louis Cole, Benjie Layton, Billy Blackford, Bobby Miller Captain, jeff Tedder This year the Varsity basketball team had a pretty good season. The team had many young players who had never played Varsity be- fore. Loy jeffords, a tenth grader. and jeff Tedder, an eleventh grad- er, were both considered the teams most valuable players. IR. VARSITY BASKETBALL f XJ 20 E zs Seated Left to Right- D. Walker, J. Hamrick, B. Miller, T. Hines-Standing-D. Henderson, M. 111' xi? w A .. .. : 22 A Taylor, J. Hamilton, M. Dobbs, Mr. Woody 34 Captain- Bobby Miller .-v. This year's team had a good season. Mark Dobbs was the lead- ing scorer. This is by far the best J. V. team Spartanburg Day has ever had. Bobby Miller is a good floor leader and is good in defense. He also plays well in offenseg running and controling. The J. V. team doesn't play in a tournament, but they would def- initely be number one in their Con- ference. One of the 1. V. 's handi- caps is that there are only 7 players on the team. IR. HIGH BASKETBALL First Row Left to Right-J. Wakefield, S. Smythe, B. Hamilton, C. Cope, P. Dobbs, Second Row-L. Sovey, Mr. Owens, L. Smith, T. Hodges, R. Shelor, L. Timms, S. johnson, P. Babb, J. Rowland, Mr. johnson Captain-Tommy Hodges The Junior High Basketball team, though composed of a young group, had a very good season. Four out of five starting players were seventh and eighth graders, which should lead to a good and experienced team next year. Their experience and their aptness towards discipline, are a big plus also. Although the whole team was good, there were a few outstanding players: Tommy Hodges, who av- eraged 15 points a game, and Steve Johnson and Chumley Cope were outstanding guards. VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL Left to Right, Gracie R. May, coach, Lou Holcomb, Meg Donnelly, Marianne Douglas, Susan McBurney, joan Gentry, Sarah Miller, Mary Patton, Dawn Gant, Kay Steur, Charlotte Brailsford, Roberta Helms, Betsy Wakefield 'QU-K Captains, 'Lou Holcomb and Meg Donnelly The girls basketball team had a good season this year. There were four of the players from last years team and the rest Were ninth and tenth graders. Meg Donnelly, and Lou Holcomb were the only two seniors on the team. The team had alot of height and potential to be such a young team. The future with this team should be a promising one. KETB LL ,,..,.,...mnuulN9 .1 XL.. .. ' .,,,,..r ' In .V Left to Right-W. Hudson, W. Watson, K. Green, M.j. Black, G. Rey- nolds, R. Ward, L. McCormick, A. Becknell, P. Murphy, M. L. Hayes, L. Thompson, J. Morrow, M. Armstrong, K. Morris, L. Still, B. Cecil, R.G. Stone, Miss Woodyard The J. V. Basketball team has worked very hard this year. Miss Woodyard is Very proud of them and thinks they are eager to learn. She hopes that in the coming years, they will continue their good work and enthusiasm. Captain- Allison B ecknell VARSITY SOCCER Ted Davis, coach of the team, plans to establish a permanent soccer program with a winning tradition. However, it takes many years to build such a team. The soccer team has worked hard to- ward this goal. The future for the soccer team looks bright as many key players are returning next year. Rick Pennell, William Ross, and Gary Brarman will prove to be very useful in next year's season. With the coaching of Ted Davis, the soccer team program is improving. .xx Co-captains: Chris Crowley, Rob Cart First Row Left to Right-K. Stphen, G. Brannan, R. Pennell, R. Cart, D. Tezzler, M. McCol1ough- Second Row- P. Cocciadiferro, J. Wallace, P. Stuntz, B. Taylor, W. Ross, D. Dearbury, G. Carpenter, M. Frmyl, B. Dillard, T. Dimarco. Front Row Left to Right-M. Chapman, I. Jaeger, A. Bayard, M. Swofford, K. Crowley, M. Spencer, W. Reid, N. Kimbrell, S. McBurney, D. Trakas-Second Row-R. Brailsford, D. Dicky, C. Stuntz, R. Freeman, W. Cribb, D. Taylor, R. Phillip, H. Keith, T. Crenshaw, F Verhaeghe, J. Cribb, R. Cheney, D. Flack, 1. Cart, T. Byars, E. Browne-Third Row-R. Littlejohn, M. Armstrong, D. Sinclair, M. Fryml, F. Wolfe, J. Scoggin, P. Pennell, R. Case, C. Cannon, B. McBrayer, T. Phillips, Coach DeLa Torre, Coach Palmer, R. Fowler, G. Humphrey, G. Wood, B. Ratterree, W. Snead The junior Varsity soccer team has shown much enthus- iasm this year, Senor is very proud of his team because of their great effort and good Work. He has seen a great deal of progress every year and hopes to see a much better team next year. T UNIOR VARSITY SOCCER VARSITY 1100 S SDS5 19 ASHEVILLQE SCH00 SDS 6 CKTAWBA 28 SDS 7 CHRIST SCHOOL S RES 28 S S an SSSS SS.SS S ,S , ,nw W I nig K f, A? H VV K uv! W ,E M S . S S S S ,ig V A ' TVIV H S ESS, 81 W S S SS ,, , it Llrzgr- , I S M i 3 ggL?V3 - , 0114! -' ' T vw-V, ' ' , iw Uxiufhfliwi' VA HOC KEY CHU HGH S CHS L E JSUTTE f PTONQ f 1 T G' Al fi C0 iQQ E C CH RC WA DE HAMPTON CHARLQTTE ,SDS , M ' cf . '91 4 '-'Em A 'z + A T i 4 . r A F1 R qt, s, 1 ,af 4 'em i ,,f 5 K S 'i f' v n a 'Q 6 2 S D S 4 wwf +MW 3 DS ' f f . . O wi ,fa . r-f ' 5 :gg 2 SDS. 1 .e gg N S 3 S.D.S., 1 Z ,fugywi 3 1' V 5 S.D.S. - wif! . . . A E 1 S D S 1 O 0 I ' 0 S D S 3 Q 0 . . . 4 Q IV HOCKEY SCORES ST CENEVIEVE S D S ASHEVILLE S D S CHARLOTTE S D S ST CENEVIEVE S D S CHRIST CHURCH S D S ASHEVILLE S D S CHRIST CHURCH S D S S EV ENTH CLASS SCORES ST GENEVIEVE Z SDS 7 ST GENEVIEVE 1 SDS 7 . 2 . . . 3 E S EOE . . . 2 - T RS 5 T TSSS .S 1 SSSS TETS Qlf T 2 0 flf fJS ' T 3 5 ' V ' f- :yi 1 W. VOLLEYBALL ASHEVILLE HIGH CHARLOTTE ASHEVILLE HIGH ACDS ACDS CHARLOTTE SCORES H H H'1 HfH SDS l . 1 9 ifh I I I I BJ RJ BJ D--I BJ P--I 2 P-4 P ' DU 5 ' Us I1 f I f M ,'ffLfifQ V i' 31, 0 Z , Q in rfffzf,f1JieQf5w,f::: ,,,, i ,' E HW ' 'N 51 ,,,, , - 83 VARSITY CROSS CGUNTRY- 1974 Charlotte Country Gaffney High School 39 Christ School Asheville School 43 S. D. S. Gaffney High School S.D. S. S . D. S. or wnisheville Christ School S. D. S S. D. S. Ben Lippegm X yy Ben Lippen 15 llels D, S. n. S. D. S. y .lllrl i si Charlotte Country Day 25 Charlotte Lat s. D. s. -1 Christ S.D. S. B VA SDS 52 tSS idenc 62 S SDS Christ School 54 SDS 34 Patterson 89 SDS 83 SCSD 68 SDS A61 Gaston Day 62 SDS 45 HPac61er 79 SDS 1 Mjonesville 42 SDS Providence 86 SDS SCSD 69 SDS ACDS 49 SDS SDS Christ church 55 SDS SDS 55 Asheville 71 SDS SDS 40 i Satterson 57 SDS 60 SDS 51 16116 56 SDS 40 SDS 60 67 SDS 4.7 SDS 69 Ben ,4,, 3 92 SDS 25 SDS 70 Ashe 1- 61 SDS 69 SDS 62 Cl'11'iSlI E a SDS 41 SDS 49 Christ Schoqy SDS SDS 64 Ben Lippen ' S 6 A A SDS 63 Charlotte 76 SDS 34 SDS 4 8 Asheville 64 'H' Homecoming 1' Pacolet Tournament it N Christ Church Asheville Patterson ACDS Ben Lippen Asheville JR. HIGH BOYS BASKETB SDS SDS SDS SDS SDS SDS SDS SDS SDS SDS SDS Union Acadegny'29 Christ Churih 56 C'fChIiS12rSCh0OI5 'fghrist Church 38 A ACDS 7, 13 Providence 56 ACDSS ' S25 Charlotte 50 St. Genevieve 16 Asheville 56 Union Academy 18 SDS SDS SDS Christ Church Asheville VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL SCORES SDS SDS SDS SDS SDS SDS SDS SDS SDS SDS SDS SDS SDS SDS' 1 8 SDS SDS SDS SDS SDS SDS SDS SDS SDS SDS SDS Asheville Christ Church Christ Church Asheville Christ School Patterson Patterson Spartanburg High Spartanburg High Christ School VARSITY SCCC SCORES 5 3 E V SOCCER R IRES SDS SDS SDS SDS SDS SDS SDS SDS SDS SDS SDS SDS tAshev1lle lChr1st Church i'fGaffney Day 'Gaffney Day 'Christ Church Asheville 'Christ School Aiken Prep CAb Aiken Prep CBJ Aiken Prep QA? Aiken Prep 182 Christ School KIUHLGI Varsity teams B team SDS 0 Christ Church 0 SDS 1 Christ Church 0 13 3? 11116 i l t 3 A0 4 O g 1 ' 0 l ' 2 1 ' ia if 4 l , r,,kk' 1 4 ' rsrs ' 0 ' Q rn rl A rrcn A we ' A A iii iiis A H H rntni 9 A I .tir . , NK -Q... 1 'vi- 'WP- 'QM X ,w IM' . 4 1 ,, '. a..,,T If r 1 89 90 Y , . xr .cf .W ,' 6 'YM- i ? ' W6-vb 1w 2.4- X . ff m.Q,:4I'j'zQQMQ5 XM if ,,,.,,L,.. K, P. , - . -K. Nw , ,AEN N 1 , ,K'fm!., , , Qffff. . .w'Y'i?'f V v. ,i A, . s K. . av x ., X 81 J TI I ,..,... Q., ' 1 Ninn 5, 5 92.wf1Qeg,x - 44 5 'ff 1 3. . W-4 g .JURY 3 fflfffy ,as in 111141 3 --,f,.n ,.L,.. 6 W ..Q...a3 'NK nw -.-2-'EF L, M f ' M s SPM .N 453319 A If 4 Y Vvrv K Wgiilh 7' , A A , ,JQY - UG ' 01.9 is as HEAD KAY STEUR LOU HOLCOMB ROSS CHENEY DAWN GANTT bi LIBBY HUCKABY KAY STEUER LAURA HURS EY Tranywzligw KimMnr ris 'Qiiim' N- ' 1 Megan Armstrong Aline Dupre Taffy Cheney Evelyn Cribb www 5 W xi ahve A 1 +4 9 M Cha Grier , V.-,M -- V5 ar Q A W' , ww jennifer Morrow Debbie Sauer Wende Watson 99 Su -ww.: Sb Sw MQ f't :f ii FACULTY 'L L1 V 102 flu 1. F. f. ,'f 2 s f I ,I l A 41 fy: K , , M, , ' v ,hx . , ,- fkiue, f, . 2, A . ff 9 .,.......w, lush . ,,,,. 4 1 . 4 45nn Wylilfimpzaz . ---M0-Ui Maas! - 1! gMfM-1743 N fa,laf,,,1,,, 152339: ' a .....JMJfa!wmAi,j,,.Z,e ,4 Www , n MJ I .... Mww- 5 . . 'L '6 D ,M Winn L-W, IWW 'WWW Ma JMfJfm'-Af- na- M ML7L,3.,,1e,,,' ,,q,y . 'af XVMKII Aablnuaim ! f'ff fiaf1-lwluauhh C Mwffw mfaw AJWM . 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Ergle- Administrative Assistanrg Robert Deadwyler- Business Managerg Bervl Cox- Bookkeeperg Of- fice Assistantg 3rd Row- Mary Francis Temples- Sceretaryg William Ross-Head of Middle and Lower Schools 1 x 1 f i i, V, , VV -W-qnnnmw M., W ,A 4 5 11' i CLASSES f S W? ....-5,-Q Wi AP ! ,Je M , 25 455'- NCL.-af' .kk-X.Vl-.mfg L- T.-.55 Sei xx ,W in 417,151 .ff ' ' s W ','- 4 .1 S, if ,f '-1. :F 6? V' .av F '-N - k 'M -f -M LT'-f 1,j, .,- 'W-,..,., . 4 1 ' Q r 4f,,,, v . , , ,gy n,s -0 2, N96 George Davenport jimmy Green Gaston Harris Briggs Holmes ROGRAM MRS. HALL 'VVII ,JUNj 0 0 WK mole 15 xfvofe low' Wendy jones Elinor Lister Kelly Lowry Tracey Pulliam Richard Little jay Wyatt r iffy 3 . R Ep Egg W 5 Q C AH if 4 H 4 2 -,zshffpn ..g9f' f ' E 1 S5 F '-fi? uf xx hx Anna Austell Doug Ballenger Will Byars Merechth Carroll Mlller Coleman Courtney Geer William Lowr Holly Simon 3 wg ,ig if A f ,.1: :': Y! k . :R 25315. ,asf - -wir- :,. K - 1 , A Katherine Boyd Rembert Burgess Melissa Fleming D awn F owler Ian Freeman Edward Gibson CHOQL mann ,Maw MRS. HAYES Lv. , - , W ','. f .Tff49QfM an V fi Q 1 1 ' so . A -.' 4' .', :f f 51 , 5, W ,.,k :Lk I ' V A '--f ' ' T 7 , E- . ,.' . --,, . ' 52. .xi ' 's M -,Q H warg ' Y ,, 5 sz, , , if -1 -4 ses -f - i -M fb W ,mir i .,.. V 5: .. , ,W W M2 .,Z 5 . 1.9 VIZI In :,:,, I vllg I, V V 3' A N .LLA : s Heidi Hayes jay Hendrix jeff johnson Elizabeth Morrison Ashley Reynolds David Sereque Candace Keller Scottie Latimer Sammy Manning Sara Shapiro Chip Vermont Charles Willbanks Szl 5 wtf: is N? ee 'WLS i Sarah Allen Chris Arthur Peter Blackmon Susan Dickey Dawn Edwards Betsy Fleming MRS. ALLEN All FI RS N-MX Noel Helms Thomas Henderson Tim Jones Tracy Keller Elford Morgan John Price Elizabeth Shapiro Joel Sherlock Andy Temples Courtney Uhler Ginna Wilkes Carol Yates 'gg X 'TJ em if M mv EM ty i, ' Y' L .. , rm W P E N Qs. My f- X 27 -fi' 9,1-1:5 Q X, - . I r- A 4-If' 1 1? .1 1-sf 9 o 'YS Wi Q15 N., um 1 hx Av AM r ' ' Bl H si 'M 5, , ,FEA f, I Y-lf, Xnne Louise Allen Patrick Armstrong Bethany Davison Joe Carroll Luke Byars Carol Geer ILASS Bo Caldwell M RS. COPENHAVER Nick Fleming Steve Hayes Billy Haynes james Helms Nancy Price Lucy Stone Stanford McMillan Susan Swofford Joie Nohra Kelly Pinson Hal Taylor Anna Washburn Q Q . E, ' W J. P. Baehr Bill Beauchamp Rhonda Caggiano Sharon Clarkson jane Coleman Troy Cribb Kathryn Finney MRS. MILLER , 'wav ff' W3 my Q, ul ,, Q Q M Us , Sarah Fleming Elizabeth Green jennifer King Brian Lewis jamie Lominack Catherine Charles Reid Eric Swofford Amy Toy Carol Washburn Ashley Watson Eric Wells 1 , 4 'S' A , 4 W' 2 5' ia Kelly Harmon Neil Ashcraft David Cheney Walter Gaines Joe B. Herlong jennifer johnson Andy Iones L SS MRS. PATTERSON Hz. N Y Df- jord an josey Kathryn Lay Anne Littlej ohn Carter Manning Frank Page Robert Phillips jerry Robinson Melinda Sher Sharon Spong Tracey Teszler Garnett Rodgers Connie Vermont ,A X P ik 1 . f f-1 . , F ' 3 ff f , A 3 Y, if fl gg, nw 9 -N, at , '- .vu .a f fx. fl' 'vi . I P 'B 9 xy rf, I 1 wi gif, ,MMF , mf ff: - - Q 5 1 , - F A' A in - 511254232X 4 1 5 I1 S A-nf' v R 1 A Mg f A 1 ve . A, i sk, N 1 ' A ig W. f 15 ,- bi 34 es' 1' '.. k .53 - ,. V. cf- f A -fill! QQ Q A X X 5 5 'gm , x 1? i fig 4- 9' S Q5 y lslil F ' 5? K 1 ' 1 ,723 i v . x, f' 41, 3 ' m - Q 1. ?29f'E wi if in 'X N--ik . N ,, krrb :' 5 1 Fr 1 .131 ,, f ,- Ji E . fi . N.. Br H b Q an as 22 1 273 3 4 '-!, 4 hw l,' Q f i .g i f 9 5 I iQ ,,, 1 k ,L 5 rr ' H r f' Q Marc Anderson Tamile Blackmon Carlton Crowley Taine Gilliam Carmen Gelardi john Helmers MRS. WOOD FO RTI ea 55 Gs f Will Hudson Sherrie Keeney Steve Mitchell Charlie Nichols Bryan Overcarsh Charles Reynold Susan Sanders Andrew Simmons if s e1:u:sfx 355211.21 V, if -40' Mike Armstrong B1a1r Burgess Mary Cheney Dekker Dawson Brannon Godfrey Debb1e Hayes L SS MRS RHINIEHART 1 jill Hughes Laur1e Irwm john Judy R1chard M1tche1l Sander Moruson Gmger Pmson w Garrett Scott C1a1re Uhler Pearse Webster fflq, A . if I, 'XX K 126 NK K MR. ASHTGN jennifer Austell George Becknell Melissa Mike C aldwell Cathy Carpenter Bullington K atherine C art Robert Gray Laura Green Heather Haynes Lynne Herlong Rusty jones Katherine Shelor Risa Sher Ladd Shuford Geoffrey Smith ..,,gg K V' - xk'?ggiCf'9-, V, , ,xlkxkfk ' Nrwf, 5224, x I A fs- lgfi lwllhl -f 5 : C - Qi? Henry Kelley Susie Still -V r S Vgr 1 4., E fir- r 4: 1 f 6' Leigh Ballenger Dargan Bradshaw ml fp? ILASS jwii p .,i-...W . , fam 3? as E5 EBSQ? Q ii l nf ' 1 . f mf. K 235425 2 ' VVS' ' 315 Q ' iii. iv. ,fx aramigeis 1 Hugh Black Lynne Boling Quentin Broom Billy Cannon M R. DAVIS M f . am 1 R, is Harry D efore Elodie Elizabeth Drake Craig Harmon McMillian Bill Morris Amy Sinclair Calvert Helms Robin Reid Bill jones Connie Jumper Saunders Wardlaw A1 Q. ,. , ,. .. - ere X- -',, ' ' - , 1 s fgg:2?L. -5 mi. , ,z - :f-gi ..,. ,.., Ji' Q 5 4. ' - 1 - , A M -' .. W V ' ,.. X' 5 ' ' .f5 fM- . : 'T '. - ,ISV ' V. 'fl 2, V ef?-ifg x I 1 :- ' f -15 . 7' -1 ' - ii ,. , 1355 A , W, ii, . S ,l. P -. ,- B ' L 5? ii,. B ai , if '1 : ,.':. .lf.1Q.:.. -,,,,v1a::,' 'L 'l 14 -Fifi? i . ' 'T : : :: 4-S ' 37-1 - T- :SE-if 9:5 ' i - - H .a'.':fs1- . wi: .. I--wa. f1'? , .-fp.-sw:-'-. - L, aw. - A in f xx H-X MRS. CHENEY Max Gillespie dw 4 M , ,,.,4g.aovI- he . , 7 16-1' ,-.s:.f:'::I - ' , ' f V . 525121 qs: ., M i . M- ff? ,.,, V .M A K tif I sliiil ' N N' 1- . . peg I - K, . f , r.. 'K f-n.i,Ef. ' ui wgeii' -PT. ' f,. - :S . . '. f. 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Ashley Hayes Anne Lowndes Ray Rhinehart Paul Rollins Elizabeth Sher Kara Stefen Sarah Anne Ronald Leigh Watson Susan Willis Berkeley Young Timms Verhaeghe 'K A , 5 W 7 A .Eh M 4 I Rv jv QQ' , 5 my .+2',:fQf'2?f':.t . A 4 .5 , W. R - f , 51' ,En g v H 1 117'-.H- fA .i4ff+ I , 55 7.1 A nm, A 1,11 -,.,w.3 A W f f ' ? ' 'V' if 1,. 5 if 1' 4 lIQ,'f3v-- :E 9 5 7 1 it , .,,, 129 QA 4 s r Q' 1 1, as 5:31 5 Y . was .Q L fax, , Aartff Q' , ' ?f+.f fg af:if3x.. f . f A. -or -A .gst,a,j,1x ik- .XM wx 'if p. .L-:'1'r .wwf . I . am .M h I ' K. 19 5 1, .. V. wgqx wig, L as S XM ,Q-Q' -..--.,',?7,t 4 Q -Q Q - .wx 1 Q 6 ' 1 Q 1'S Q . x..L:J S1523-in ' . 1, fi VLH: ' ?,, if A ,, W , W, Eruffg ,,f.4 . , 5 , if ii ggi , in , , IM ,, if 5 JL ': H , f A .x , -V - vi f ':,f 4 A 1 gm .nnuv'4'9 -.A-I PRESIDENT- ED FLEMING VICE PRESIDENT-WYNN HUDSON SECRETARY-LAURA STILL EVENTH CLASS Lynn Ballew Mary joan Black . wx W 'Q' ,, tv ' ,. ss ,k,. s--,qv L . 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Yi J' .0 Si Eiff- if 1 Cha Guer B111 Hanulton F1-edd1e Hayes Steve johnson L1sa Kelley Caroline Lewis B1lly McBrayer K1m Morns jenmfer Morrow M1146 PIHCOH Debble Sauer Ilmmy S9357 Grantham Wood Mary jane Young Mark Swofford Wende Watson Il llgl mx .ff ' '7' ff , Q fav at 3 'Ms ff- ? If vu V , ,. ,,, we, 'R x . . A .um . I Si as Cokie Anderson MurphyArmstrong Tracy Ballew PRESIDENT - MURPHY ARMSTRONG VICE PRESIDENT-IOAN GENTRY SECRETARY - TRACY BALL EW E A Edward Browne Greg Byfield Lucile Cart Rob Case Taffy Cheney TOTH C1'e11S1'1HW john Cribb David Flack Royal Fowler Martin Fryml Concetta Gelardi 109.11 Gentry ,, , ,, ga , Y if , 4? I fi 5 f law 1 M B1 2 gg 4 P9 A K W , A is s MA' ff Vxf L y , I '61 ' f gQSff32iE:'5?5!i- wfnlaiz- 5-f..-.1',:':::::: M V 5 - ffm m . .. T' l ' 'f T37 R 9 G 1. A Allison Be cknell Joan Benkert Charlotte Brailsford T T T E 5 3 R Sl Q ? 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' 3, F' 5, V V , Q v nfl, Q' jig '4' .' 1, ' V V 1- T' ,swf f V '. w yh V, 'V ,V ,V f 4 V ,- Sw ' ,V V I -,, ' W' wx , f , V 4 fl VV V . . ,.,' ,.V,, ,, W 'V , 'sf . l ', 'nf ,Y ' VV11qp4V,V2 ' V ,,,.f Q9 jj D' 3 ' .V if .Q Wg MM ' ,Vffflf ft -' ' 4. 4 V 2 vw ,Q my, V' - ' ' , V, 'V Vx- ,..' , , , t' W ' . V V VV f ,A V v --, , , f , f --,, V up V' Vf ,Q L 4 . 1' .A ,,,' ' ' , , w H K - V V gf I V 0 I V, , 'QQ' ' 1 ,- A 1.1 w3f'f- V Vx Mr-'W W ,az Va, -I 1-mm -V V N f ,..,., MW, W.. ,, VV,,Mx , A .um-ww aw-Vx1s.1:u,m..,re: N v.,. V-w-mms. -Q.. 2'w.,f1,kfm -f -- 3, f i a J - , Rank .: Rfk! 1-5 ,.WMW fi., . Q 9? 52 F ' 12 ffl WILLIAM WAYNE DESCHAMPS BLACKFQRD 4? , , E il GUY MURPH CARPENTER R, f .,M.i:.h5- - ,V ii 3433: 3 W,--A3 . 1 FAQ, 1'-- Ap Aww -mv Eg. A, L K K J' , V L4 A ' , Q H ff , 1, ',L,- W: PfwMw,wwwWW N xv ,, 9 In Q 'ff ,: . , ' I-Q' 'mf rf' Wff' -1 1'i A L, 2- f 1 f ' 4, wfwifm, W'- H v ,,.,f ggngi .fL.4,r, mf N 'Wire :J W . V ,E 1 ig!-'Q-f,, W k A .2 31' '9av1.'- ' ' 3. 4 ' g , 552111 wwf Fmt? fag. .lg dak' - L - AgQ--'ylwigk ' ALFRED ROBI S RT 34.14. , 21,5 're 4 KJ. nk. flew Q R if f fx - MM. ' Q mx X h. Q Wi' W L Ming 5 X M ff Y MARY WATSON HAROLD CLARKSO No finer love Could be made than that which binds me, to this sweet maid. Harold Clarkson 1974 152 Make the most of yourself, for that is all there is of you. Ralph Waldo Emerson MARY MARGARET CROSS CHRISTOPHER MARION CROWLEY 21 .vm ,, if .z ri? it MARY GILMAN CROWLEY At times we all want to be someone else . . . until something happens to let us know that it's who we are that really counts. Anon. Y Y l f ' a t 0 V 9 'Q 'by ps i , M U' f J ,gf ,ffl - 'Y w kat. J..-.aw ,I L 1 vliiggi N 6071204 07,5007 'Y fpamo? -Y- 'Zi ,x, A, ,L wvfff' f A J .1 Hr I hfw .' E. Tiff. V QQ Qc Q, , , 1 N , ' , - INA 1 0 I x Y H 'L .V . Jgfa f O J ' W VV Q - 4 i N DOBBS f fgaffw 5 -1 F 4 Q v T I u ' v ' Q , 3 ' ' A if Q is A gi 4 , N i5 ig W Q , 3 A 4 m AL V Z' l 'T i Q 1 f1 u i j' .K ,. b I X39 QW 4 9,lgw9,f ' J J' XR sxu 'KM fe- J E K it Ti 1 x s h fx- Q Q.: gg ' Air 5 2 FSA If ,X R 1 M 3 'f 'E' 4, i we L A A ' 'fl , it 'x 4' ' v Y , r A A ' k 'xx rv, 'M vi Q , f Y ,Q iii wig ,.VLA WH il W' iw , . -- in .. b ?.i'-5 ,k ,AIM V, 3.31 X ar ,ME f W W 'QQ Q qu AJ . Q I 4 -, A J., 1,5 f QQ 631 ' A 'ap - Q' .. S 'Z 5. J- K M1 ' L. I W. ' J 13 x X 1 3 ' C A S nxt 'ya' , ta if Q :M ,inn Yi A A 'M ' Q 5 X15 f. In Q M4 W , 4 I ' I wx Nlx ' -, MARK HOOVER DODD 4 I MARGARET WETHERBEE DONNELLY and if you have the gift of Prophecy, and know all mysteries and all knowledgeg and if I have all faith, so as to remove mountains, but do not have love, I am nothing. I Corinthians 13:2 160 MARK JERosLAv FRYML Lord, make me an instrument of Thy peace! is Where there hatred . . . let me sow love. Where there is injury . . . pardon. Where there is doubt . . . faith. Where there is despair . . . hope. Where there is darkness . . . light. Where there is sadness . . . joy. O Divine Master, grant that I may not so much seek To be consoled . . . as to console, To be understood . . . as to understand, To be loved. . . as to love, For it is in giving . . . that we receive, It is in pardoning . . . that we are pardoned It is in dying . . . that we are born to eternal life. I St. Francis of Assisi ROBERT WILLIAM HAMRICK l , Q Q LOUISE EVANS HOLCGMB I want to laugh while the laughing is easy ...... V I. Seals MONTA MARTIN HUMPHREY OTHER BEAUTY' We speak of Beauty, and we seem to mean An outward charm of loviness and graceg But there's a deeper beauty that's unseen, That is not manifest in form or faceg It is the love that ever is the sameg It never wavers, and it never breaks. Sorrow and death it conquers. I acclaim It stands forever perfect. And it takes All storms upon its wide eternal wings, Knowing a course, knowing an ancient portal Opening on fair and everlasting things. O mortal tenderness, with strength immortal, Beauty of Spirit, from life's darking slope, Still hold to us white hands of heavenly hope! Archibald Rutledge . ,in ,kziugp 4 . H- 1 . f Q- 5,2 K als 'iff' 'fx Vw igw Efirj ,. , X, x i ,Z Q , SS.. 4:-' Xb? i LN, , K 1 V f ff XC ug if ' . .,, X 'K ,4 g Z . ' LVA2 e jr L 5' ' Q 3 M r ,NM 3 N A -ra r. in I - 'Fm ?'1uu it: li Uf 'W FU' in -1-----.7..,,,,,'-M-n. . From COLLECTi:D POEMS OF ELINOR WYLIE 9 1923. 1932 by Alfred A. Knopf. Inc. renewed 1960 by Edvunu G Rubenstein. reprmled b3 permmivn uf Alfred A. Knopf. Inc. SARAH HAMER PENN ELL Always remember to build tomorrow on the hopes of today, not the frustrations of yesterday. KENNETH DONAVAN POWELL if one advances confidently in the direc- tion of his dreams, and endeavors to live the life which he has imagined, he will meet with a success unexpected in common hours. Henry David Thoreau IANE KEANE ROBINSON ,- f - Q v K x 1 . Y R . .. AQ '1 7 ' xx -1 , 1-qxw y . gr, l ' '1 ' K l - ' . Q K - . . 3 M f , ,xox . .. fl its V R ,Liga 1 ' L ' . ' nf v - - .-1 Our life is frittared away ' 'I' by detail -' 5543, . . ' ' - . . . simplify, Simpwjq- , I 'fr Q 7? 1 119 .- , Henry David Thoreau s f yn x.4o ' - f an,-,,q Ni'-'ab 3-' ' o J' llfkhq' YJ A. x I 1 . ' ,J .' , '-' - -'. -'fi films.-xr? ni I' .ga X' I NEY ROSS s . ELIZABETH SPEED SIMMONS Some see things as they are and ask Why? I dream dreams and ask Why Not? Robert Kennedy MARK STEINMAN A man should live so that at the end ofevery day he can repeat, I have not wasted my day. Zohar - , 5 3 1 if N , X ,,..-... A-di, .-.fdxixyvr an 1 ' 1: Q ,gf FV .Q F A 1 W 4 'T X gf :A ,, Yer Blues Yes I'm lonely wanna die Yes I'm lonely wanna die If I ain't dead already Ooh girl you know the reason why. In the morning wanna die In the evening wanna die If I ain't dead already Ooh girl you know the reason why. My mother was of the sky My father was of the earth But I am of the universe And you know what it's worth I'm lonely wanna die If I ain't dead already Ooh girl you know the reason why. The eagle picks my eye The worm he licks my bone I feel so suicidal just like Dylan's Mr. Jones Lonely wanna die If I ain't dead already Ooh girl you know the reason why. Black cloud crossed my mind Blue Mist round my soul Feel so suicidal Even hate my rock and roll Wanna die yeah wanna die If I ain't dead already Ooh girl you know the reason why. Lennon! McCartney Everybody's Got Something to Hide Except Me and My Monkey Lennon!McCartney Come on come on come on come on Come on is such a joy Come on is such a joy Come on take it easy Come on take it easy Take it easy take it easy Everybody's got something to hide except for me and my monkey The deeper you go the higher you fly The higher you fly the deeper you go So come on come on Come on is such a joy Come on is such a joy Come on make it easy Come on make it easy. Take it easy take it eaw Take it easy take it easy Everybody's got something to hide except me and my monkey Your inside is out and your outside is in Your outside is in and your inside is out So come on come on Come on is such a joy Come is such a joy Come on make it easy Come on make it easy Make it easy make it easy Everybody's got something to hide except for me and my monkey. an 1968 MacLen Music, Inc. used by permission all rights reserved A ohm Adams 'dxlallacrzir iw 12 fm: at 1311151 The tree of life is a burdensome thing to those who live and die. A man without love is no man at all but a cold bitter wind passing by. Bob Mosley I 1 IOHN LESTER WATSON A . . .,,, T13-7 There is something different about every dayg each one is brand new and never been used before. e in U .K Win ' gvw' if wil iv f Anon. It's good to have money and the things money can buy, but it's good to check up once in a while and make sure you haven 't lost the things money can't buy. Lorimer If in your hurry and rush you meet someone who is too weary to give you a smile, leave one of yours, for no one needs a smile quite as much as the one who has none left to give. Anon . MARY CHASE WGLFE 178 t l'l Th ve btt b g d 'S ? 3 , ll 3 aug ng ug ly! 'iii Q -Q gwww -556' by n i MOST ATHLETIC MEG DONNELLY CHRIS CRQWLEY 181 y.w,M.0,,M,, Z 2 1 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED DONNA DOBBS MARK STEINMAN 182 -4 1 2 M .-'4 'isQ :..,w, WITTIEST LOU HOLCOMB BILLY BLACKFORD '-vw 'Hy ,..-.-............. ...- MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED LOU HOLCOMB BILLY BLACKFORD fix? X an . ' X 1 , f 5 , 24 ' i x z OPC f W- as ns , . 3 J3'f'M 'fab . Q wr , is Q . lt it S. .rx S i ' ,SQ rf 1 7-, - ,J ,L 6 R ' hkyix .s tgfixf T 1 1 ,. . s 1 . .-. Q ki, Y Q V S X w S Nr X' 0 v-we L :M QQQ . 'V . gal IARXQA f ff 3 iflfv, M 459' If If 4.: '9- U. my fa . W. if 5. 'I sa.-Ki Qin' , 'J L. x X W. w I xx 1 X is K , ,ay Mg .xxx 'L A xx. ,A ! x 'ws x A fs db iv-T' Raef 7, 35 N.14gg,'-1 fi xx- ' X . 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S, Gerschefski Erichson Music Award Vollyball, 1, 2,4 Basketball, 3 Peirians Follies Art, 1, 2, 3,4 Chorus Blues Band Skylyner BILLY BLACKFORD 12 years at S.D,S. Key Committee, 1 Hasty Tasty Lunch Bunch, 3, 4 Peirians,4 Block S, Football Block S, Basketball Block S, Tennis Music, 1, 2, 3, 4 GUY MURPH CARPENTER 1 year at S,D.S. Football, 4 Soccer, 4 ALFRED R. CART 12 years at S,D.S, Football, 1, 4 Soccer, 1, 2, 3,4 Tennis, 1, 2, 3,4 Most Valuable Player Cross Country, 2 Most Valuable Player Photography, 3, 4 Debate, 1 Du.mb Club member, 3, 4 Hasty Tasty Lunch Bunch, 3, 4 Block S, 1, 2, 3, 4 DOUGLAS MALCOM CECIL 5 years at S.D,S, Cross country, 1 1.V. Basketball, 1 Capt. J.V. Baseball, 1 Chorus, 1 Golf, 1 A42 man V . Football, 2, 4 V. Basketball,2,4 V. Golf, 2 Most Valuable Player Class Pres. 1 HAROLD ERIC CLARKSON 12 years at S.D.S. ,I.V. Football, 1 J. V. Baseball,1 J. V. Soccer, 1 V. Soccer, 2, 3,4 Camera Club Mechanics Seminar qpit crewp Hot Rod award 1974 '67 Pontiac Tempest Vail trip Member of the Sinful Three 190 LEWIS COLE 1 year at S,D.S, Football, 4 Basketball, 4 PEGGY CROSS 65 years at S, D, S. Hockey, 1, 2, 3, 4 Softball, 1 Chorus, 1 Tennis, 1 Excursions in 'green car , 2, 3 CHRISTOPHER MARION CROWLEY 6 years at S.D,S, Soccer, 2, 3 QMost Valuable Player, Capt. 1,4 Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 4 Football, 1, 2, 4 FCA, 1, 2 Key Committee, 3, 4 Track, 2, 3 Delta Sports Editor, 3 Delta, 1, 2, 3, 4 Most Athletic Best-All-Around Block S, 1, 2,3,4 Painting of Griffin in gym 30 mile run, 3, 4 Hasty Tasty Lunch Bimch, 3, 4 MARY CROWLEY Si- years at S.D,S. Vollevba-11,1 CCS-Pt-l,2,3,4fCaPt-1 Class secretary, 2 J.V. Cheerleader, 1 fheadj Delta, 2, 3, 4 Uilditorj Softball, 1 C ommumty Volunteer work, 3 5'1 , 1, 2,3,4 JAMES THOMAS ALEXANDER DAWSON 5 years at S.D.S. Golf, 3, 4 Soccer, 1, 2, 3 Baseball, 1 , 2 Blues Band, 3, 4 Camera Club, 1, 2 Delta photographer, 1, 2, 3 NEDT award, 2 Chess Club, 1 Computer, 3, 4 Nickname- New Yorker Water Skiing Club 37 Damn Yankee johnson! Tobin! Dawson Jazz Club DONNA DOBBS 4 years at S.D.S. Honor Roll, 1, 3 High Honor Roll, 2 NEDT certificate, 1, 2 Honor Council, 2 Key Committee, 4 Skylyner, Feature Editor,2, 3, Editor, 3 V. letter, Cycling, 1, 2,3, fMVPy MARK DODD 4 years at S.D.S. Soccer, 2, 3 Basketball, 1 Football, 1,4 Photography, 3 Computer, 3 Finally achieved High Honor Roll first six It only gets cold at sub-zero temperatures MEG DONNELLY 11 years at S. D.S. Chorus, 1 Drama, 1, 3 V. Hockey letters, 1, 2, 3, 4 QC apt., Basketball, 1 Tennis, 1, 2, 3 QMost Valuable Playerj, 4 Cheerleader, 1 Art, 1, 2, 3, 4 Sec1.lTres. 2 Vice Pres.3 Key Committee, 3,4 NEDT certificate P,C , Jr. Fellow Sewanee Club Award Honor Roll, 1, 2, 3 MARK FRYML 4 years at S.D.S. Football,4 Soccer, 4 Tennis, 4 Blues Band, 4 All State Band,4 ROBERT WILLIAM HAMRICK weeks, 4 12 years at S.D.S. Football, 1, 2, 4 Soccer, 1, 2, 3,4 Photography, 1 , 2, 3 Chess, 1 Honor Roll, 2 HAMRICK'S INC . Everything available in the trunk possibly need ! ! ! QBaa! U Considered a pain in the royal ! ! Nickname - Balif LOU HOLCONEB 9 years at S.D.S. Hockey, 1 fMost Valuable Playerj, Basketball, 1 fCapt. I, 2, 3, 4 Tennis, 1 Riding, 2, 3 Reading Tutor, 1, 3, 4 Cheerleading, 4 Key Committee, 2,4 fHeady Col. Ergle History Award,' 3 Who's Who Cycling,4 MONTA MARTIN HUMPHREY 12 years at S.D.S. LV. Hockey fmanagerj, 1 Honor Roll, 1, 2 Hockey, 3, 4 Art, 3 Delta, 3, 4 fCo. -Editorj Skylyner, 4 JAMES HYLTON 6 years at S.D.S. of my car you could u 2,3,4 fCo-Capt., Winner 1970 Spartanburg Soap Box Derby 191 Entry All American Soap Box Derby Akron, Ohio Key Committee, 7th grade 3rd place winner Mayfair Lecture Award, 3 Block S in Track, 1, 2, 3 Block S in Cross Country, 1, 2, 3 VERNON PATTERSON Football, 1 , 4 Piano Performance Award, 3 Basketball, 1, 2, 3 Hasty Tasty Lu.nch Bunch, 3,4 Skylyner, 4 Barbra Streisand's no. 1 fan, 1, 2, 3,4 Peierians, 3, 4 Skinny Berna Delta, 1 , 4 National Scholastic Literary Writing Achievement, 3 this is the pitts Adam-12 bike club, 1 Charter member of Mary Love's go- to- your- room club SALLY PENNELL Tennis, 1 Volleyball, 1, 2, 3, 4 Delta, 2, 3 Qactivities editorj, 4 fclasses editorj Handshake , 3, 4 Yo-Yo , 1, 2, 3, 4 Excursions in green car , 2, 3 llDukelI JANE ROBINSON 4 years at S,D, S. 4 wi -kr.. l i., -. 1 f -m i'- 2 ' was ----r i :rs-,K 4 .ff- ra , ,-1,-,mr , s,rf.f:,- ..,. . ., wr :ISEQ QQQB-if Q-1 . .' ' ' Q I. , Q f . ' - Wh A Z' -Qgjffhxff ' : T '?5. -avr ?ff552,f:g?'sFSi8:s3.:' , -31' 2i l s:' g 1 ij' W Hockey, 1, 2 Tennis, 1 Basketball, 1 Volleyball,3,4 fcapt.j Skylyner, 2, 3 Delta,4 qSenior Class Editorj I-landshake, 3, 4 Tall Enough 1, 2, 3, 4 Bubblegum, 2, 3, 4 BETSY ROSS 9 years at S.D.S. Art, 1, 2, 4 Hockey, 1, 4 Voleyball, 3 Softball, 1, 2 Tennis, 3, 4 Drama, 2, 3 NEDT, 1, 2 Furman Scholar, 3 Class Pres.4 Honor Roll, 1, 2, 3 BETSY SlMMON S 5 years at S,D, S, 1.V. Hockey, 1 Softball, 1, 3, qMost Valuable Playerj, 4 Skylyner, 1 , 2 V. Hockey, 2 Letter Community Volunteer's, 3 Furman Scholar, 3 Honor Roll, 3 NEDT, 2 1 Charles Lea Center, 2, 3,4 MARK STEINMAN 4 years at S.D.S. 3,4 Basketball, 1 , 2, Baseball, 2 Skylyner, 2, 3, 4 fBusiness Manager, Co-Editorj Class Sec . 4 Class Pres. 1, 3 Honor Roll, 1 High Honors, 2, 3 Cum Laude Society, 3 Presbyterian College Fellowship, 3 National Merit Semi-Finalist, 4 NEDT,1,2 Most Likely to Succeed RUDOLPH STEUER 10 years at S. D, S. J.V. Soccer, Block S V. Soccer, Block S V. Cross Country, Block S J.V. Football V. Football J.V. Baseball Camera Club lst class Boy Scout Member of St. Paul's Lutheran Church PETER STUNTZ 2 years at S. D. S. R.S. Central High Photo Club, 1,2 School Photographer, 1, 2 Football, 1 , 2 Drama Club P.A. G. Baseball, Soccer W. C . B. Blocking Award FRITZ TAYLOR 2 years at S.D.S. Vail, 3 V . Soccer, 3, 4 JOHN ADAMS WALLACE, JR. V. Football, 2 Qmgr.l Qletterj V. Soccer, 1, 2,3,4 V. Tennis, 1, 2, 3,4 Qmgrj fletter, 1, 2j Delta, 2, 3 Qco-head photographerj 4 Qhead photograp- herj Skylyner, 2, 3 Qphothgraphy editorj, 4 QPhotog-raphy editorj Key Committee, 2, 3,4 fvice pres.J Honor Roll 2 3 Piereans, 1,,2,,3, 4 Photography Club, 2 Alpha Chi, 1,2 Pit Crew,4 NEDT, 1,2 NMSQT semi-fina.list,4 Mathmatics Assn. of America award, 2 VFW Voice of Democracy, 3, 4 P.C. Jr. Fellow, 3 JOHN WATSON 12 years at S.D.S. Tennis, 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball, 1, 2 Soccer, 3 Cross Country, 1, 2 Raku, 3 CHASE WOLFE 9 years at S.D.S. Hockey, 1, 2, 3,4 Tennis, 1 Homecoming Queen,3 Best-All-Around, 4 Delta, 2, 3,4 fBusiness mgr-,Q Dumb Club member,4 Bubblegum, 3, 4 Foggy ! ! ! Who's Who, 4 Friendliest, 4 Excursions in green car , 3 Most Popular, 4 Most Attractive, 4 Community Volunteer work, 2, 3 JOE WORKMAN 6 years at S.D.S. J.V. Soccer, Qletterj V. Soccer Camera Club, 1, 2 Aquarium Club, 1 Manager Cross Country and Track teams, 1, 2, 3, 4 ADVERTISING ' v, K' ' '0 XV! NYT -jf A15 I it ,Q f 2 , Xl xxx sz mu N xx xr: .q,uuvwM'fL' I!! M2- MURPHY W IMDVVLAIIDES CHEVRON SERVHHECENTER Hillcrest Shopping Center Spartanburg, S. C. 29302 Phone - 582-4881 Belk Hudson YOUR HAPPY SHOPPING STORE DOWNTOWN HILLCREST EFIRDS Serving Spartanburg for 53 years OPEN MONDAY and FRIDAY TIL 9 pm 583-3641 Young Office Supplv Cknnpanv Spartanburg S C COMPLETE LINE OF PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES 124 West Main St. 196 BEACON DRIVE IN P O BOX5525 255 REIDVILLE ROAD PHONES 585-9387 and 585-9388 where food is always good SPARTANBURG, S. C. 29301 GRIGINAL 1733? Blue Hnhbon my S of Spartanburg S C CREENVX Xl D'S INC. Complete outfitters for Young Men Corner of Church and Main Hillcrest Shopping Center .SP DISTRIBUTINC :f-F, :F South Carolina National Mavfalr M1115 ARCADIA S C ACME CO. CHEROKEE TEXTILES INC Congratulations to Graduates Spartanburg, S C. FIRST STATE 5 SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSN. THREE CONVENIENT LOCATIONS SERVING SPARTANBURG COUNTY Corner N Church 81 Daniel Morgan Ave Spartanburg Hlllcrest Shoppmg Center 130 N Trade Ave Spartanburg Landrum Compllments of MURPHY CADILLAC PONTIAC INCORPORATED THERMAI BELT TEI EPHONE C OMPANY of Tryon an Independent company servmg portlons of Spartanburg and Greenvllle Countles and afflllated wlth the Mld Contlnent Telephone System extends good w1shes to the Class of 74 O T1 1 Happ O GS, C G ohocto ffie TOYS AND HOBBIES 516 E Mal Stre t Spa ta b g S C 2 02 Pho 583 3589 S!!! Spartanburg s Orlglnal Chlnese Restaurant HONC KONC RESTAURANT 1047 E? Fernwood Glendale Road Servmg Only The Best Chmese And Amerlcan Foods ' 583 4812 X iness1s,.. I IC lzl ' 9 J ll VI . 1- frteclle ro n 7 I h . n e . r n ur, . .93 ne - Spartanburg, S. C. . - . lr I' - . - lla 'C We l I so a . . QP .. 199 HAMMOND BROWN IENNINCS SOUTH CAROLINA S LARGEST COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED FOR OVER 67 YEARS PINE WOOD SHOPPING CENTER FERNWOOD SERVICE CENTER TUNE UP AL ICNM ENT BRAKE SERVICE WRECKER SERVICE TIRES BATTERIES ACCESSORIES JE RIDDLE Owner East Mam St Fernwood Dr Spartanburg S C PHONE 585 3135 PAUL A BURNETT REAL ESTATE AND CONSTRUCTION 711 East Mam Street SPARTANBURG S C TELEPHONE 585 3651 Compllments P Carvan Incorporated The Dlamon I n of Service ' a Good Foods for the home... flxfym lH N ,I wf' AHS L ' f omA'UN N 'V usnmawwffwfiwwzxfgf 1 - , ee e oooo 'fyzf N. iff : ,,. ':I ll illx' r--will! li vk Y , T I, W ful V1 . in 5 I ., ' Q ' J-g,,J,,-f, ' 1335337 vfxlbl 1 ! l W ' Y I -' ' V l E iX:iiEEi:27.5LzSN3 gf ' .' 'JL-f'Z . r f' X ' 15 C-Gia :'i.Ng.-.-., 651, ,- , 1 4 , f wi 1 , ' ' W In , -g?g7f,3gg-.eggg---, A 'Q I ly- lr' Q' 1 1 :A 113 :ine .-,A - ' - Q f 2 --i443 '--'---G11'+L-,La-ge.-:- EEE- ' '- . Q - 1-5 ......-S..?. ,ti Ll ,g . I 1 v X! I ll Theres one near you 201 l f f' AGENT Established 1913 I I T it l H H 'lllillt YOU ,glll' Insurance Real Estate 901 S Pine Street P O Box 5139 Dlal 585 8717 Spartanburg S C D1a1 585 8713 Hurry on down t ILAREHHZS where the burgers are HARDEE S charco brolled HAMBURGER RESTAURANT FROST JOHNSON READ 81 SMITH FOUNDED 1932 Member New York Stock Exchange Inc Flrst C1t1zens Bank Bldg Mldwest Stock Exchan e Inc Ground Floor Telephone 8031585 8347 Owned operated and managed by South Carolxneans The only New York member f1rm Br1tt Glenn Barry Wynn dom1c1led ID South Carolxna jlm Muller WE RE HERE ON YOUR ACCOUNT FIRST CITIZENS BANK THE CAN DO BANK WITH THE CAN DO PEOPLE' Member F D I C F1rst C1t1zens Bank 81 Trust Company 1965 3 7 7 7 . g , . American Stock Exchange, Inc. Spartanburg, S.C. 7. Q C Crier and Company P5 O 1 fix 2 YO up 1, f Q -'ff-51015 f S A Compllments of CANN N ROOFING CO Roofmg and Sheet Metal Contractors Spartanburg South Carolma 29302 P. O. Box 2404 - Dial 582-8128 - Kennedy St. ETHHMHNT A TEHIALS A name to grow on GREENVILLE DIVISION BOX 2486 f GREENVILLE S C 29602 X 803f269 2664 BOX 1292 X SPARTANBURG S C 29301 f803f585 4241 I SPARTANBURG DIVISION Bank CH RYSL E R PQjmaulH WHERE THE ACTION IS BEST WISHES IN SPARTANBURG The Cltlzens and Southern Natlonal Bank S E RV IC E SA L ES Cordoba Vallent of South Carolma Fury Gran Fury MEMBER F D I C Chrysler Imper1a1 Voyager Trall Duster Wlnfred Maddox Furniture Carpets Draperles Wallpaper Upholstery Lamps Compllments of Plctures Accessories Wmfred Maddox BURWELL fW1n Thomasonj CHEVROLET 1814 E Maln Street Llsa Brock Telephone 585 2481 265 N Church St P Q BOX 2401 Spartanburg S C 29302 Interiors i Compliments of. . . HAYES TEXTILES INCORPORATED P O Box 2667 Spartanburg S C 29302 Cornpllments of T e VILLAGE YT PEDDLER East End of the Morgan Bank 81 Trust Mamstm-rMa11 Box 6099 Spartanburg S C 29301 Your kmd of bank PRICES Phone 583 5407 STORE FOR MEN , . . .fl , . . 7 H I H 206 BACK Compliments of . . . K E Rr S HAUS Ward Hlid HUdSOH BOOTS PACKS Travel SCTVICGS TENTS Comphments of BAGS STOVES FOOD 1186 Ashevllle I-Irghway Spartanburg S C Compllments of Hudson and Crosby jewelers Company General 220 East Mam Street Insurance Spartanburg S C 582 2376 Compllments of The BCX The Camera House ff 231 E Kennedy St .4,2F Phone 582 5405 phone 585 0251 The Iudy Agency Inc Life Insurance Estate Plannmg Penslons OrenR Judy jr C L U Presrdent 450E Henry St Spartanburg S ART NE EDLEWORK ANTIQUES Compllments of The Qulck Shoppe 930 East Mam St Spartanburg South Carollna Ori, ' ' S f Spartanburg, S. C. 7 ' 0 207 When Llfe g1VSS you LEMONS MAKE LEMONADEW BRI DE 8nFORMAL Landlubber oz Prldes Crossmg Male THE Campus Shoppe UAAOLL p O Casual 81 Dress 51012 Co ordmated oxen S uo Sportswear 522 East Ma1n St 583 2034 Wrlght slacks Golden Vee Shlrt B1z S34 H SPARTANBURG BANK and TRUST 1884 East Ma1n Street COMPANY MEMBER Spartanburg S.C. 29302 FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CO Palo Alto I-I.I.S. Levi Belks G59 2 . . I ' b S I I Compliments of . . SPARTAN MILLS C THE CRESENT COMPANY THE HOME FOLKS The P1ne Korner Spartanburg s Country Store Colonlal Decoratmg Accessor1es Lamps Shades Soaps Candles Craft Supphes Tableware Dunbar and Elhs Int 110 Country Club Rd Furnxture H1llcrestShopp1ng Center Phone 582 4376 Gaffney 489 0050 FIBER AND YARN ASSOC INC Rose s Stores no Pmewood Shoppmg Center In Names you know and Love Cabret Y Caressa 44 Vaneh Y Algner Oldmam Trotters 'K Pappagallo 1 Penalto Bags of your Cholce Zbaaswous olezs atalog CSl1,owf6on1, Spartanburg South Carolma 159 South Pme Street Telephone 803 585 8264 9 . Between Pine and Union 211 HASTY TASTY FOODS OLYM PIA INDUSTRIES INC COMPLIMENTS OF . . 7 Growlng Wlth Spartanburg County I MA ILL INMAN PLANT RIVERDA LE PLANT Inman S C Enoree S C SAYBROOK PLANT RAMEY PLANT Inman S C Enoree S C 9 a 0 y 4 . , . - y a 0 Tindall Concrete Products Inc. P.O. Box 1778 Spartanburg, S. C. Plant location - Blackstone Road Fa1rforest, South Carollna Pre-stressed and Precast Concrete Products Congratulations Graduates' FI Cornplrments of Eilfgrst relational Bank OLDSMOBILE 1- ' - Jon , KING ARKWRIGHT A Good Place To Work And A Good Place For A Futura 0 X ' , ', 1 . I ' XR ,.,, I., . , -Vg, ' SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAIOUNA PF 7 97 I J PATRONS Mr W B McWhorter Perry Trakas D D S Dr 8: Mrs Paul Holcomb Drs Hanna Hull 8nGreen Tom Coggms Comphments of a Frlend Mrs I T Hudson Comphments of a Frlend GRADUATES YOU MADE ITU BUT ALWAYS REMEMBER THE YEAR 1975 . . . Dr. , . . . Dr. Clyde O. Wells jr., D.D.S. Dr. R.O. Burgess, M.D. Corporatlon Spartanburg S C Dlvlslons Blackman Uhler Chemlcal Co IPSCO Fabflcafofs Bmsrol Metals Inc Ind Plpmg Supply Wlutmg Engmeermg Inc . , . . . , 9 - ' , . mg., ffi xp-4 we VGCGVU 8000 scmcpi yecurg every Mews WQVWTMS MATS Q WWGTQ U Qf Mabry fer Q wwe IQT Qf QQQQIQ- 0 respamswbnhw we mmdie WITH mme X5 xl - .4 sax' is -- :! izl. .J g ' PU NCTUALITY is fhe couriesy of kings +he honor of a genileman and +he cer+ain obligafion of a man of business Advice from a fa+her +o his son ' ' and, perhaps even more imporiani, +o his daughfer The Peddler Steak House Compliments of Bobby Ivey Constructron 2379 South Prne St Spartanburg S C 29302 Of Spartanburg S C 29302 585 7545 Th H fM e Ouse 0 USIC Resrdentral and Commercral Telephone 583 1463 Construction 906 S Pune Street Support our Booster Club co. Case Brothers ' ' ' Complete English Rrdrng Apparel HPD oulzas, nc G65 W rovs AND HOBBIES EM S Spar b gSC2302 Ph e5833589 Good Luck Seniors from the Junior Class English and Western Tack Shop 3258 S Pune St Spartanburg S C A so Dual 583 9561 Complete Lune Name Brand Western Clothing Russ A Nola arm Horses for Sale Boarded Trarned Showrng our Specralty Lessons Prrvate and Group Summer Camp Clrnrc Fox H unts Tack Shop 585 1501 100 Olrvra Dr. I W l ' I . . ' 1 g . I ggi., . Ll' V .h X. 5, - - 1' f. , a iness is... 1 K l ' Q F lr ' for the collector of Hue l . 516 . am treet - ran ur , . . 9 E!-5 on - I I NN-M-,L . Ls A A ,VV ' 25,1 -- M . k -- LJJJ fm? in 1 - ...1 f f 'Q L 1 . S .v -AXNII-Zlilfx ,eiuzyx I 'XX 'fag 'Q 5 5 ei 3 N, 222 r 1 XX 5' I 5 W3 ilk: 'b ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS We the, 1974 -'75 Delta staff would like to thank all of those who helped make this edition of the Delta possible. All of their contributions are greatly appreciated. We would like to give a special thanks to our advertisers. For without their interest and contributions none of this would have been possible. Mary Crowley . . Monta Humphrey . Chase Wolfe . . . Jane Robinson . . Sally Pennell . . . Johnny Wallace . . Barry Hayes . . . Dexter Davison . . Lucy Crowley . . Staff: Peggy Cross, -Q e oosnuaeaonaon-ann.. Caroline Lowndes, Garrow Hudson, Co-Editor Co-Editor Business Manager Seniors Editor Classes Editor Photography Editor .Art Editor Photography Advisor Faculty Advisor Sadie Chapman, Amy Lynch, Katie Dulken, Ben Stone, jim Hamrick, Tommy Dimarco, Vernon Patterson, Chris Crowley, William Gee, David Teszler, jamie McCred ie. Photographers: Billy Blackford, Guy Carpenter, Rob Cart, Beth Robinson, Peter Stuntz, Tommy Phillips, Marc McCullough, Marvin Terrell, Mark Dodd.