Spartanburg High School - Spartana Yearbook (Spartanburg, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 296 of the 1973 volume:

i ,e me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me re me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me e me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me r me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me t me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me 09 Spartanburg high school Spartanburg, south Carolina it’s hard to believe how much i’ve changed in just one year ... so much has happened . . . things that affected only me . . . and things that affected the entire world . . . 72-73 . . . the olympic games . . . construction on d wing . . . the presidential election . . . and a daily search for a parking place . . . peace in Vietnam . . . introduction of a partial quinmester program . . . the deaths of two former presidents . . . and a trip to the semi-finals in football . . . some big . . . some little ... all important. 3 the things i ve encountered at shs have helped to make me the person i am ... its people ... its programs. . . . and its activities . . . the people here are something else . . . they’ve helped me to form opinions and viewpoints i can believe in and want to stand by . . . academically—shs is tough . . . but it’s worth it to get the best, and Spartanburg high is definitely the best . . . with over 2200 students, there is quite a variety of interests . . . but there seems to be some type of organization that encompasses them all . . . 6 8 Spartanburg high bas bad quite an effect on me . . . hopefully i’ve made my mark on it too . . . i absorbed what it offered to me and gave back what i could . . . time and labor in several organizations . . . support of school functions . . . and an honest attempt to learn. ■■■■ lost ... o to on an unrecognized touchdown . . . we spent an evening in paris at ikac . . . i can t believe i really made it into a service club . . . but i did and i ve been working ever since . . . they finally began working on d wing and when they did . . . parking was ridiculous it took me 12 minutes to walk from my last class to the car . . . every club in this school must have sold betty benson candy at least once . . . i think i’ve sold it three times myself . . . the faculty beat the boys again this year . . . thank goodness for the girls’ cr ' uy -• •'w a day that begins at 8:25 . . . even 7:30 for many ... a five minute mad rush every fifty-five minutes . . . from b wing to the portables . . . dressing up for saga pictures—at least halfway . . . club meetings and projects . . . march of dimes campaign . . . mr. dean and his camera . . . boohs—in the Iocher ... on the floor . . . under an arm ... on a desk . . . a fight with a friend . . . bus trip to an away game . . . a forgotten homework assignment ... all in a student s life. 13 spirited a practical way to have pep rallies . . • take ten minutes off each lunch and meet outdoors . . . shs students find many ways of expressing their school spirit . . . buttons . . . signs . . . attendance . . . cheers . . “all you’ve go to do is put your mind to it. Students boost the J.V.'s during SOSH members play an important role in keeping school spirit alive. Spectators and . . . spirit buttons. A new addition to the cheering squad—Harold Littlejohn, the 72 Viking. 14 the final minutes of a game. We Love oul ViktNas Spirit signs express the feelings of students. MISSING MISSING homecomini Homecoming—a spirit-filled pep rally at the Memorial Auditorium. homecoming was slightly different this year . . . the classes still made floats and decorated hallways . . . and there was still the traditional dance . . . this time with the music of lightwood . . . but this year the clubs were included in the activities . . . each interested group took part in the para le of nations . . . and for a change, we won the game . . . the highlight, however. remained the presentation of the candidates and the crowning of the shs homecoming queen . . . Thursday night—the traditional bonfire boosts spirits for the coming day. Anchor accepts the trophy for the winning club performance during halftime activities. 17 assemblies Student Council members were installed while the entire student body watched. Student body president Dewey TuIIis delivers his acceptance speech. we all went to student council installation . . . a gym packed with students . . . after that we were divided.—half the student body at a time . . . thanksgiving assembly—mike fair of the greenville bulls spoke . . . gifts under the tree at the christmas program . . . students-sharing experiences together. While the future of the country was being decided on by the 72 election, SHS students decided on their own future at college ni ght. november 7, 1972 . . . election day . . . and college nigbt . . . students at shs displayed tbeir views about this year’s election throughout the school year . . . guidance counselor, tom craig, was elected to the s. c. legislature . . . Tom Craig seeks even the canine vote. POVV bracelets ... on the wrists of many. Af 'l li n President Nixon. Now more than ever, j . . . several students even attended the inauguration . . . then january 23. 1973- peace was announced and the pow s remembered on wrists, began coming home. Some students displayed a preference in the election aid others simply an interest. 19 ikac Anchor and Civinette members spend Saturday morning preparing for Saturday night. Service club members and their dates enjoy an evening of dancing. The sounds of August kept the dance alive. une nuit a paris . . . ik-ac . . . tbe traditional valentine dance sponsored by tbe four service clubs of sbs . . . decorated to tbe theme of an evening in paris . . . music by august . . . then monday morning -and back to tbe cafeteria instead ot gay paris. black history week sixty seconds . . . crowded into that little announcement room . . . did the saga staff have to have their campaign this week?’’ . . . bulletin board in front hall . . . reports over the intercom . . . rap session at west end school . . . all, recognizing and honoring the contributions of blacks to our society. The front hall bulletin board honors outstanding blacks. A calm group of faculty look on as their comrades defeat the students. student faculty tee Official. Johnny Lane calls for the game to begin. Sylvia Easier tries for two. A struggle for the ball results in a tumble on the floor. Going up . . . ladies. NO SMOKING Mr. Mahaffey scores two for the faculty. I erry Blankenship goes up for a basket. signs boosting students . . . announcements favoring faculty . . . girls’ athletic association against the women . . . fellowship of christian athletes stood the men . . . chris littlejohn, johnny lane officiate ... a rerun of last year . . . the victors . . . gaa and the faculty men . . . some things never change. Greg Suits protects the ball from Mr. Ezell. Announcement of the FCA players and support from tbeir cheerleaders. devoted hut then is work . . . lots of it . . . and its not only hook work, although there is plenty ol that . . • like term papers and science projects . . . but there s also the blueprint . . . the soya . . . cheering practice . . . service clubs . , , office work . . . chorus . , . band , , . athletics . . . and just plain helping others . . . everyone must give . . ami everyone does. Maureen Storr answers bewildered questioners during Sophomore orientation Cheer leading practices and football svrimages begin long before school special recognition Kathy Steven and Dewey Tull if. Teenagers of the Year. Optimist Teenasjer of the year semi-finalists await the announcement of the winners. Spartanburg optimist clubs sponsor teenager of the year . . . selected on the basis of an application and an interview . , , trophies for the winner at the dorman j.v. game , „ , hoy state and girl � tate . . . attend summer earner , . . reward , , given to a lew , , , deserved by marry. Spnrfanhuruf IHiifh S'lUul repres«ntat'ivfts tVi (Oirle- Sfttfe were (C l.mdiu .Simnei andi (Cam Viewmder. T v Slatt Di? vev TFuJIta and! Frank Tifhar. 25 26 sports varsity football 30 Above: Donnie McMahan is there waiting for the bomh. Left: Vincent Sanders nabs a pass just before impact. An extra point attempt to add the coining of school brought football into everyone’s mind once again, school opened august 26 and the viking squad did the same on September 1. though the vikings were not expected to have a successful season, they worked hard and came through to prove that they had what it took. the season opened with Spartanburg going against the greenville red raiders, the vikes exploded in the third and fourth quarters to score four touchdowns, these, along with a first half score, won the game for the vikings 32-6. it was not a region game but was a good start. Spartanburg’s third encounter was against a long time rival, the eagles of greenwood, the game began with a surprising touchdown play for the vikings, quarterback wayne tolleson threw a perfect pass to split end Vincent sanders who carried the ball 71 yards to a 6-0 Allen Hunter clears his way around the end. one more to the Vikings score. Dwain Rice sits on the sideline dejected after an injury. A fall across that magic line means six more for Spartanburg. lead, the eagles led Spartanburg as far as statistics went, but the vikes upset them 22-20. the vikings posted a 25-6 win over chester. with eight minutes left and the score 13-6, they once again turned on their last minute spurt to insure a win. lancaster proved to be too much at another game by handing Spartanburg a 27-16 loss, both our offense and defense sputtered for some reason and the loss was a hard one to take. a sparse crowd came out for an important game with rock hill on a dreary, rainy friday night, the offense rack ed up 20 points and the defense held fast in the last seconds to hold the bearcats at 12. the score was a little too close for comfort. 33 In I he Columbia game. Wayne bands off to waiting arms. In the same game, a shot of a run up the middle. Several Vikings make sure that the ball is I he defensive line is set for the oncoming stopped. advance. 34 Byrnes surprised tKe vikings in a tense game by capturing tbe win. despite the efforts of tbe vikes and errors on tbe rebels part that could have meant tbe game, byrnes still came out ahead 20-14. tbe vikings sbined in three other games by making each a victory, in tbe first two of these, tbe norsemen shut out their opponents by tbe scores of 28-0 and 22-0. tbe games were against union and northwestern and both important region wins, tbe northwestern game was also tbe 1972-73 homecoming game and it was nice winning that one. the third win was against one other rival, with a score of 35-20. the vikings rolled over tbe gaffney indians. the team was well prepared for this one and it performed well. then came the dorman game, once again the spartans came through to win and to stay undefeated against the cavaliers, the 36-7 score ended the vikes’ regular season at 8 wins and 2 losses but also earned a place in the state playoffs for them. eight days later the Spartanburg squad was in Columbia preparing for a game against the Columbia capitals, the vikings led after a first quarter score and held their lead up until the last 57 seconds, at this point Columbia scored and made the two point Top: Three SHS defensive men move in to stop the carry. Above left: Trainer. Will Walker, checks Rabbit s bleeding gums. Above: Trey Hall makes a quick change of direction. Left: Steve Fuller carrying for the Vikes. Front Row: Mark Richardson. Randy Messer. Grog Suits. Ricky Satterfield. Jim Smith. Joe Palmer Mark Foster J erry Wood Lee Altman. Mitchel Fulbright. Larry Still. Dexter Smith. Mark Voyles. I ommy Small. Second Row: Coach Norris. Bernard McIntyre. Allen Hunter. Jack Millwood. Thomas Lee. Mike Hughes. Tim Morris. I)wain Rice. Scott Dickerson David Hull. David Wood. David Flora. David Blanton. Will Walker. Coach Kyzer Third Row: Coach I alley. Coach Carr Coach leter. Lamar Davis. Jeff Dickerson. Trev Hall. Ben Dunigan. Donnie McMahan .Steve Fuller. Rodney Lancaster Eddie Watterson. Rick Shinta. Ed Perrin. Vincent Sanders. Jerry Kelly. Coach Ezell Coach Voyles. Fourth Row: John Hensley Willie Jones. Kim Keith. Alfred Boyd. Jimmy White. Mark Hodge. Larry Thompson, hd Lindsey lorn Hollis Steve Cheeks. Roger Stewart. Jackie Eubanks. Freddie Thomas. (Names in italics indicate senior players.) conversion to pull ahead and to win by a score of 8-7. the loss was hard to take, especially since there were several calls that were questionable for one reason or another, the vikings came home depressed but determined to go back again. Spartanburg had come a long way from those first days on the practice field, it was a fine season and one to be proud of. though 22 seniors will be lost, there are many qualified juniors and sophomores to follow them, we wish them the best of luck, and hope that next year can be as successful as this for the vikings. VIKING AWARD WINNERS. Left to Right: Freddie Thomas, Best Defensive Lineman: Michael Huges. Best Offensive Back: John Hensley. Most Valuable Player; Tom Hollis. Best Offensive Lineman: Scott Dickerson. Best Defensive Back and Vincent Sanders. David Duncan Memorial Award. HS VIKINGS this years’ junior varsity squad also had a successful season under coach kyzer with many talented sophomores, the shs viklings” went far for a 7-0-1 record. against greenville the jayvees came out ahead by the score of 12-6. this was followed by a shut out against byrnes to make the second straight win. the score was 42-0 in an outstanding effort. with three more consecutive wins, the j. v.’s record was brought to 5-0. against j. I. mann they scored 53 points to mann’s 12. union and chester proved to be no challenge; and they fell victim to the “viklings” 42-0 and 52-0. the next game was with the gaffney indians. once again Spartanburg came through to win 30-6. rock hill spoiled a perfect record by scoring 6 points to tie the game, at least it wasn’t a loss. the jayvees’ last game was with dorman. a score of 16-0 shown on the scoreboard as the victorious vikings left snyder field, it certainly was a happy night. it had been a fine season, almost filled with victories, we look forward to seeing some ol these boys next year on the varsity squad and hope they do just as well. junior varsity football ■ Randy Satterfield goes down across tlie line for another score. Larry Still, already on his way. pauses to accept a ha n doff. Front Row: Charlie Jones. Chip Bell. Willie Young. Tommy Madison. Randy Satterfield. Steve Harris. Barry Bennett. Donnie Blackwood. Second Row: Billy Inman. Keith Holmes. Danny Dunigan. Jimmy Richmond. Sam I urner. George Lynch. Larry Still, Steve Calicutt. Gene Huey. Russ Easier. Third Row: Coac h Kv .er. Tony Gowan. Wall er Shill. Brian Gilliam. Rick Pearson. Charlie Hodge. Rick Rubel. Bohby Hardin, lid Perrin. Jackie Eubanks. Dennis Kimbrell. Tim Halli-gan. Jeff Dickerson. Glen Shirley. 39 Steve Cheeks is up for two more. Tfie Viking starting lineup is spotlighted as it goes into a game. From the line Thomas shoots a foul shot. 40 Sieve stretches for ihe rebound. Chris Littlejohn puts the pressure on. With the hall on the rim. all eyes watch for the results. 41 the 72-73 vikings basketball team began its season once again under coach bill hinson. with several returning seniors, the prospective vikings started practice early in november. their first encounter came in december, and they were ready. the season opened with the roundballers up against byrnes, where they ran down the rebels for a 81-68 win. Spartanburg had trouble in the first part of the game but got themselves together in the second half to take victory, it was a fine opener but it was obvious that they needed a little more practice. Spartanburg fell to its next opponent at its first home game, wade hampton downed the vikings 64-56 for a painful loss, chris littlejohn led the scoring with 15 points but it seemed to do no good. before leaving for christmas. the vikings posted another win against byrnes by the score of 64-51. it was a fine night for vincent sanders and muzon cheeks who added 15 and 14 points respectively to the scoreboard. christmas vacation brought the sertoma tournament where the vikes placed second behind dorman. it wasn t a bad showing but we did lose to the cavaliers. Above: Afler some trouble with a time keeper at Northwestern. the Vikes take em on at home. A free throw by 6' 11 Thomas Foerster sails toward one more. Wayne ToIIeson flies into the air for a shot. 44 Steve Fuller scores for SHS against Lancaster. The spotlighted flag and the National Anthem open a game. Wayne 1 olleson blocking another pass. Left: Steve Fuller struggles with a Lancaster Bruin for a rebound. A time-out conference with Coach Hinson after a foul is called against SHS. after school began again the vikings chalked up five more wins, these victories were against union, 84-71; chester, 77-61; gaffney, 78-49; and rock hill, 75-69. four of these games were region games and were important in getting into the region iii 4a playoffs. the next game was another one of those that hurt bad. it was our second loss to dorman but we came close to winning it. it was a tense game that ended 74-73. steve cheeks had 20 points, littlejohn 18. and sanders 17. but this was not quite enough. another victory was added to the viking record with the 91-70 defeat of lancaster. it was an easy win and it led us into a game with a surprising northwestern. the game was another close one and it ended with a dispute over a shot that would have won the game for the vikings, the time keeper said the buzzer had sounded and the shot was no good, the vikings came home that light furious. the next two games made up for this loss. Spartanburg shot down chester and union for the second time each, the scores were 78-63 and 67-55 in two more region games, both were fine performances by the vikings. the second rock hill game proved to be unsuccessful, the bearcats led the vikings by 10 points in a 65-55 loss for Spartanburg. two more easy wins followed, a 64-41 win 45 over gaffney and a 70-61 win over lancaster. then came the last dorman game, the team was really up for this one and it showed, in an excellent game, the vikings 60-56 victory surprised everyone. some of their spirit held out that week because on friday night the vikings rolled by northwestern with 64 to their 48. it was a happy night for the vikes and one they’ll remember. the season closed and the vikings had earned a place in the region playoffs, but they failed to make it into the upperstate tournament, it wasn t the best season the vikings had had. but it wasn t the worst either. 46 f ront Row: .Johnny Lane. Vincent Sanders. Chris Littlejohn. Kenneth Miller. Second Row: Armando Llorente. Wayne Lyles. Muzon Cheeks. I ini Williams. Robbie Lyles, Wayne Tolleson. Thomas I ee. Third Row: Coach Hinson. Steve Cheeks. Steve Fuller. I homas Foerster. Jim Cuningham. Willie Jones. Will Walker. 47 • 9 varsity basketball Above: It looks like this one might not make it. Far right: Two Trojans after the Viking’s hall. A quick pass will give two Jayvees clear shots. Left to Right: Coach Ezell. Randy Satterfield. Bill Oldham. Russell Foster. Cole Young. Eddie Cooksey. Bill Fletcher. Mark Hodge. Paul Fraley. Tim Halligan, Ed Perrin. Bill Young. Tim Teaster. Charles Tillotson. Coach Ezell giving advice during a time out. Above: Mark Hodge stands over a downed Cavalier. Right: A jumpball proves unsuccessful for the Jayvees. but all was well when the game was over. the junior varsity basketball team at Spartanburg high can only be described as unbelievable, at the end of the season, tke jayvees bad reason to boast, they bad earned a perfect 20-0 record. tbe season started with three pre-christmas games, in these games tbe j. v. s rolled over byrnes twice and over wade bampton once. in tbe sertoma tournament during tbe christmas break, they clinched tbe title and moved into january to continue their streak. with ten games that month, tbe vikings scored an average of eight more points than their opponents, these victories included wins over gaffney, rock bill and dorman, all of whom put up a useless fight. tbe jayvee s went into a february 2 game against rock bill with a 15-0 record that continued to be just as successful, no one seemed to be able to be a match for these sophomore roundballers. four games remained to be played and the team was determined to go all the way unbeaten, this determination proved successful and gave them a fantastic final record. we hope to see some of these boys next year on a varsity team that looks like it might be state playoff material. track bleak was tbe word that many used when they forecasted tbe outcome of this year’s track season, with a team made up of almost entirely juniors and sophomores, not much was expected in the way of performance, the team, however, worked hard in practices at the school and at the wofford college track and gained an outstanding position in the first few meets. with the many junior and sophomore members, coach voyles and coach thompson were not looking for a “cracker jack year but instead were shaping a team that in the future could be the best in the state. next year s team should highlight many of the same faces and with this year s experience should prove to be much more successful. f ront Row: John Young. Donnie McMahan. Dwain Rice. Allen Hunter. Leslie Edwards. Mark Smith. David Wood, Edwin Gaffney, Greg Turnage. Gene Schiltz. Rick Pennebaker. George Lynch. Second Row: Clarence Williams, Scott Dickerson, Jerry Kelly. Tim Morris, Ricky Satterfield. Ronnie Booker. Chip Rivers. Jim Smith. Bill Marable. Gary Biggins. Lee Altman, Dale Allen. Eddie Allen. Ric Thomas. Third Row: Cole Young. Jeff Dickerson. Wilbert Robinson. Charlie I lodge. Charles Mathis, Steve Cheeks. Roger Stewart. Jimmy Littlejohn. Willie Jones. Terry Thompson. Jackie Eubanks. Bill Young, Glen Shirley, Coach 1 hompson, Coach Voyles. 51 baseball r. vfv ' Above: Warm up for a Viking slugger. Above, Right: He won t be going anywhere. Right: David Blanton at bat for the Vikes. Jack Millwood crosses home for one more run. 52 Front Row: Ricky Adair. Randy Satterfield. Mitchell Fullbright, Larry Still. Wayne Tol-leson. Ronnie Green, Joey Sprouse. Second Row: Bill Welch. Jeff Cannon. Dale Hines, Jack Millwood. David Poltersdorf. David Flora. David Blanton. Third Row: Eddie Wat terson. Tim Halligan. Coach Norris. I ini Sutton. Steve Fuller. Coach I alley, Brian Gilliam. Will Walker. Carson Hayslip. the 72- 73 baseball team was another of spartanburg s “younger” teams. It was, for the most part, made up of juniors and sophomores, but had several freshmen and several seniors, it could also be called another upcoming team, the present junior-sophomore infield can be expected to become much better as time passes and with this year’s experience behind the players, Spartanburg can expect to see some fine baseball within the next two years. several seniors will be lost, however, leaving the outfield open for new blood, they will be missed but with coach norris’s coaching talents Spartanburg will continue to shine. Right: A pitch on its way across the plate. r« the shs tennis team had trouble getting started this year, several matches were scheduled in a season that started late, but out of the first five, four were postponed, the team, nevertheless, looked good with several starters returning under coach ezell. the first match the team finally went into was with gaffney and they carried away a 9-0 win. the team made a fine showing and it was obvious that the season would be a successful one. many juniors and sophomores can be expected for next year and it looks as promising as this one did. Front Row: David Jones. Chat Gilmore. Billy Wilson. Randy Stroupe. Leslie McMillan. John Easterling. Second Row: Hugh Hamilton. John Kilgore. John Green. Emmett Halli-day, Ed Perrin. Jimmy Isom. Fernando Geiss. Above: Craig Little in the diving competition for Spartan High. Below: An excellent swimmer. Jack Burton, was diverse in his swimming skills. Front Row: Craig Little. Clay Hallmark. David Salter. Robbie Ferguson, Gary Randell. Second Row: Coach Talley. Lanier Laney, Jim Burchfield, Jack Burton. Kenny Fitzgerald. Mark Anderson. Myers Little. Third Row: Marty Jolly. Scott Hoffman. Jimmy Richmond. Chat Gilmore. Steve Fisher. the viking mermen had another fantastic season, under the able direction of coach talley. the team captured win after win to be ranked sixth in high school swimming teams in the nation. the team was highlighted by many fine swimmers such as jack burton, kenny fitzgerald. and craig and myers little, all of whom we can expect to see next year. though the team ran into trouble getting their opponents to show up for several meets, they wrere undefeated in six meets. with not a single senior swimmer leaving, we look for another successful season. wrestlin: this year s wrestling team was another of Spartanburg s undefeated teams, they posted a perfect 8-0 record despite lack of student support. the matmen, many of whom were outstanding in the state, scored an average of 25 more points than their opponents in matches, victory required a lot of hard work, but the vikings wrestlers were willing. under the direction of coach fred kyzer. the team once again dominated area wrestling, though several seniors will be lost, we look for another good season in the juniors and sophomores. Front Row: Tim Norman. Clay Terrell. Terry Shaw. Dale Mason. Doug King. Steve King. Second Row: Tommy Phillips. Willie Hardy. Chip Rivers. Willie Young. Rick Shinta. Tom Hollis. Coach Kyzer, Wally Alley. Clay Terrell watches his oppo- A Viking locks horns before making his move. nent intently as he begins a match. Chip Rivers is victorious for Spartanburg. olf the goll squad was once again lops in their sport, though we were unable to watch the entire season, it started oil quite well. I hey opened with several returning seniors and with many capable underclassmen, to shine in area high school golf. we hope to see most of these boys back on next year s team under coach mahaffey. Walt Leonard eyes his ball as it heads for the green. David Scott follows through after a shot. An iron poised and ready to shoot. I'ront Roto: Danny Abraham. Randy Judy. David Scott, l.icio Pesaro. Second Row: Ashley Powell, Erie Blackwell. Walt Leonard. Steve Calicutt. Ronnie Strange. Ralph B. Voyles, Varsity Football. Track Ernest Thompson. J.V. Football, Track k- William H. Carr. Athletic Director. Varsity Football Bill Hinson, Varsity Basketball C. Randolph Mahaffey. Golf Bobby Norris. Varsity Football, Baseball Donald E. Ezell. Varsity Football. J.V. Basketball. Tenn is Harold Jeter, Varsity Football Fred S. Kyzer, J.V. Football. Wrestling James E. Talley. Varsity Football. Swimming. Baseball a ' the men who are pictured on these pages are vital to the athletic department at spartanhurg high school, without their time and interest, spartan high might not have needed this section in this book for there would not have been an athletic program. despite their jobs, these men go the extra mile by giving much of their time to continuing competitive sports. often times they are not thanked for their dedicated work, we offer these pages as our thanks to them. IffM : z . 8i2c m flKv $ cifta. i W? •; vvy ' -. ifetf - % ■« -:’ ■w v u ' • ' '.V MW :♦; bum [iris tennis Front Row: Nancy Marzo, Terry Phillips. Pam Walker. Cookie Easier. Second Row: Jenny Kay. Peggy Magarahan, Vicki Griffin. Sylvia Easier. Cathy Pollitzer. the girls tennis team was the second big girls sport of this year and it highlighted many fine players, with miss hunsucker coaching the team, they worked hard in practices and started the season well. the team consisted of about ten junior and senior girls, all of whom performed well on the court. Nancy Marzo, an excellent player, serving Sylvia Easier watches the moves of her in a match. opponent. 60 iris volleyball the girls volleyball team bad practically finished its season in the fall before most students had even heard of them, the team, under the direction of miss hunsucker, had quite a successful season and they deserve a lot ol credit for their efforts. Front Row: Pam Walker. Christy Smith. Chris George. Frances Logan, Alberta Lee. Second Row: Dale Newman. Phyllis Stanley. Joy Ayers. Renee Wood. Denise Sherbert, Beverly Madison, Sylvia Easier. [iris athletic association the girls athletic association is a group of girls out to have a good time in sporting activities while learning the satisfaction of athletic competition. the girls meet all year long to organize activities for themselves and with other area high school gaa clubs. in the fall they play football and sponsor the annual powderpuff football game, then they move on to basketball, they meet other area gaa’s for their games and also play the women faculty members in the student-faculty game, gaa s purpose is simple and worthwhile and it deserves our recognition. Two shots of the GAA s annual powderpuff football game. Aboue: The CAA's in action at the student-faculty game. OFFICERS: Beverly Madison. VICE PRESIDENT. Pam Walker. PRESIDENT. Mrs. Whitaker. OLD ADVISOR. Jov Ayers. SECRETARY-TREASURER. (NEW ADVISOR. Mrs. Butler, not pictured.) 62 j.v. cheerleaders Julie Olson. Shelly Yogman, Kathy Goodwin. Cynthia Butler. Lorna Henderson. Alternate. Wilma Ferguson. Alternate. Amelia Brown, Vicki Campbell, Wanda Smith, Donna Gardner, Cindy Morris. the j.v. cheerleaders are girls selected at the beginning of the school year and they represent the shs spirit at the junior varsity football and basketball games. the girls, all of whom are sophomores, work throughout the year and they always add to the games. they are also future prospects for the varsity squad in their junior and senior years. Kim Stevens Maria Rice Donna McCullough. Alternate Below. Left: Ryan Wade LuAnne Rousey, Alternate varsity cheerleaders Cookie Easier Kim SKurburtt, Co-Captain. Brenda Littlejohn. Co-Captain Rose Ann Cromer. Captain Kathy C iraliam the spartanburg high school varsity cheerleaders are probably eleven of the school’s most dedicated and spirited persons, the squad, made up of junior and senior girls, attend the football and basketball games both home and away, they are there to lead the crowds in showing the teams that we are behind them. they practice after school for the majority of the year but that’s not where it stops, they attend special cheerleading camps in the summer where they learn new cheers. It is almost a year around job and one that most people take for granted, these girls work hard and they deserve a lot of thanks from both the teams they cheer for and the student body at spartanburg high school. (Won 9. Lost 3) SHS OPP 32 Greenville 14 Byrnes 22 Greenwood 28 L nion 25 Chester 22 Northwestern 16 Lancaster 1 35 G aline v • '20 Rock Hill 36 Dorman 7 Columbia 6 20 20 0 6 0 27 20 I 12 7 8 (Won 15. Lost 5) SHS OPP. 81 Bvrnes 68 56 Vade Hampton 64 60 Byrnes 41 64 Byrnes 51 69 Dorman 73 84 Union 71 77 Chester 61 70 Wade Hampton 61 78 Gaffney 49 75 Rock Hill 69 73 Dorman 74 91 Lancaster 70 77 Northwestern 78 78 Chester 63 67 Union 55 55 Rock Hill 65 64 Gaffney 41 70 Lancaster 67 60 Dorman 56 64 Northwestern 48 jj.v. (Won 7. Tied 1) SHS OPP. 12 Greenville 6 42 Byrnes 0 53 J. L. Mann 12 42 Union 0 52 Chester 0 30 Gaffney 6 6 Rock Hill 6 16 Dorman 0 (Won 20. Lost 0) SHS OPP. 41 Byrnes 40 55 Wade I iampfon 38 ,5%; Byrnes 43 44 Byrnes 35 Dorman 5 ! I Jnion 43 Chester 39 44 49 45 45 37 61 40 51 45 57 47 60 43 37 45 46 Wade Hampton 321 Gaffney Rock Hill Dorman Lancaster Northwestern Chester Union Rock Hill Gaffney Lancaster Dorman Northwestern 31 45 37 43 36 34 27 48 35 34 36 35 (Complete schedule not available) SHS 54� a Anderson 56' 2 West Side 55 SHS 103 Dorman 47 Lancaster 17 (Complete schedule not available) SHS OPP. 7 R. S. Central 3 4 Byrnes 11 5 Dorman 5 Gaffney 8 Byrnes 3 Union 0 Dorman ! olf (Complete schedule not available) SHS 348 Gaffney 337 Union 360 SHS 321 Bvrnes 319 SHS 328 Dorman 318 Gaffney 309 Union 353 SHS 312 Northwestern 383 SHS 313 Dorman 340 Gaffney 316 I Inion 354 SHS 321 Dorman 374 Gaffney 334 I Tnion 370 Girls (Complete schedule not available) SHS OPP. 1 Belton-Honea Path 8 7 Northwestern 2 teems wrestlieg (Won 8. Lost 0) SHS OPP. 50 Woodruff 14 42 Byrnes 16 26 Greer 24 37 Rock Hill 15 Belton-Honea Path 12 44 Wade Hampton 14 18 Byrnes 16 26 Northwestern 21 Boys (Complete schedule not available) SHS OPP. 9 Gaffney 0 (Won 6. Lost 0) SHS OPP. 78 Asheville 17 73 Independence 22 71 Independence 23 64 1 , i Mecklenburg 31 60 South Mecklenburg 35 57 Asheville 38 67 Frank Tiller. TREASURER. Kathy Stevens, SECREIARY. Dewey 1 ullis. PRESIDEN Y. Rick Bell. VICE-PRESIDENT. student who's betty benson? . . . no, you can’t have coke in tbe water fountains . . . what about a parade of nations? . . . school elections bave to be organized . . . students voice tbeir complaints through the grievance committee . . . student government serves as a go-between for students and tbe administration. hirst Row: Beth Jones. Joy Ayers. Kathy Stevens. Kathy Harris, Rose Byrd, Andrea Howard, Veronica Thompson, Shirley Smith, Edward Silverman. Second Row: Rosalyn Henderson. Jamise Moorer, Gary Brown. Sandy Gaines, Barbara Fuller, Gwen Macomson. Melodye Means. bird Row: Robert Vassalle. Lanier Laney, Frank Tiller, Dewey I ullis, Rick Bell. I ddie Allen. Ric Thomas. Tim Williams. Fourth Row: Ronald Fowler. Ernest Young, Fd I’errin. Jim Burchfield, Edwin Gaffney, Sam Frank. Wayne Drummond. Thomas Martin. student advisory council 69 homeroom presidents Council discusses plans for I lie coming school year. Sophomore representatives talk over a program for their annual Christmas assembly. 70 HOMEROOM PRESIDENTS. Eirsl Row: Licio Pesaro. Deb- orah Lineberger. Anne I liornton. Rusty Robinette. Ryan Wade. Wally Latban. Kim Ezell. Dorothea White. Betty Crook. Second Row: Fair Stewart. Hamp Lindsay. Kim Shurburtt, Karen Good-lett. Cindy Wolfe. Karen Cavin. Susan Worthy. Faith Cox. Catherine Gentry. Debra Blanton. Alfreda McIntyre. Steve Shook. Third Row: Danny Farit. Joel Hawkins, Vincent Sanders. Kenny Darr, Cindy Hutchins. Debbie 1 hompson. David Dedmon. Fourth Row: Jennie Ruth Batson. Bill Foster. Nancy Bain. Keith Johnston. Dana 1 ezza. Julie Olson. Martha McMillin. Sharon Rhinehart. Fifth Row: Dianne Hurst. Rebecca Howe. Debbie Parks. Mary Anne McBride, Sally Nan Barber. Diane Brown. Kathy Graham. Betsy Bonier. Cathy Walker. Karen Hallmark. Chris Boukedes. Babette Cubitt. Catherine Allison. Cindy Morris. Shelly Yogman. ADVISERS: Miss Church. Mrs. Mobley. Mr. Rhodes. 71 V saga staff what do you mean we’ve lost two pages? . . . the tape broke and the pages refused to turn . . . you can t find whose pictures? only a week till the deadline! . . . impossible! don t erase that -it’s a telephone wire . . . a ten-mile hike to the office . . . should i crop his legs off? . . . it’s 3:30, go get some lunch ... get mr. dean quick, that's a perfect shot. 72 Harold Littlejohn. FACULTY EDI TOR: Molly Maness. ORGANIZA- TIONS EDITOR: Lyn Pittman, COPY EDITOR. m Donna Blackwell, CLASSES EDITOR: Hugh Hamilton. BUSINESS MANAGER: Crystal Mills, CLASSES EDI TOR. BUSINESS STAFF: Hugh Hamilton. Claire Knight. Wally Lathan, Craig Rush. Bernie Cote. Fair Stewart. Armando Llorente. Rick Bell. SPORTS EDITOR: Danny F ant. ACADEMICS EDITOR: Helen Ruth Powell. HONORS EDITOR. 73 Jan Rhea. REVIEW EDITOR: Michele Guest. ASST. FEATURE EDITOR: Donna Floyd. FEATURE EDITOR. Ned Wilder. CARTOONIST: Edward Silverman, PHOTOGRAPHER; Torn zes Williams, CARTOONIST; John Gillespie. PHOTOGRAPHER. BUSINESS STAFF: Wally Lathan. Lisa Gray. LouAnn Pettit. Bill Beckham, Suzanne Brice, Debbie Randall. Doris Ann Johnson, PRODUCTION MANAGER; Mr. Quinn. ADVISER: Doris George, BUSINESS MANAGER. 74 blue print staff REPORTERS. Bottom Row: Robert Vassalle, Edwin Gaffney, Joleen Johnson, Shirley Smith. Frank Sardone, Anita Littlejohn, Kathleen McIntyre. Top Row: Viola Hardy. Melodye Means, Winston Wingo. Michael Guest, Arnett Barksdale. Thomas Martin, Dewey Tullis, Jenny Kay, Lisa Baldwin, Jill Kay. there’s a hole in our door! . . . wkat do you mean my story was due four days ago . . . the four stooges . . . watching ' hazel and as the world turns” . . . have you proofread this? . . . try to write a ten-inch column . . . although student support lagged, the blue print staff continued to subscribe to the paper! 75 first circle “how do i love thee . . . i think that’s already been said . . . getting a late start . . . motivation and inspiration ... let the muse descend . . . quality or quantity— both! . . . meeting in mr. austell’s inner sanctum or the hall of c wing . . . this is the literary magazine— a chance for students to show their skills. FIRST CIRCLE STAFF. First Row: Mr. Austell. ADVISER: Edward Silverman. Meri Kirby. Linda Yaden, Terry Rosenberg. Second Row: Winston Wingo. Rob Klein. Buzz Patton. John Higbsmitb, Debbie McBride. ANCHORMEN: Robert Vassalle. Viola Hardy. informative and entertaining . . . groovy music . . . acknowledging birthdays and anniversaries . . . letters to santa claus . . . Saturday morning was bad enough but monday night? . . . it takes eight people to do that? a future waiter cronkite . . . up-to-date school news and events. Taking a break before tbe show starts. STAFF MEMBERS: Frank Sardone. Matt Carlton. Randy Ayers, Kathleen McIntyre, Joy Ayers. Dale I .angston. 77 78 First Row: Belli Johnson, Lynne Johnson. Robyn Lee. Vicki Huff. Susan Worthy. Second Row: Karen Cavin. Jan Rhea. Connie McIntyre. Linda Adams. Cindy Wolfe. Jill Kay. Kathy Harris. Jenny Kay, Ginger Harris. Kathy Stevens. Ryan Wade. Ann Sims, Michele Guest. Anne Thornton, Betsy Bomar, Margarette Bell. Martha Drummond. Faith Cox. Kitty Williams. Third Row: Sally Nan Barber. Becky Koon. Karen Brown. Judy Robertson. Cathy Pollitzer. Linda Hendrix. Lisa Gray. Sandy Oxford. Susan White. Beverly Blanton. Claire Knight. Vicki Coleman. Kim Ezell. Fair Stewart. Kathy Graham. Kaye Cox. Reid Anderson, Mitzi Helton. Mary Thomas. Ann Smith. Doris Ann Johnson. Ginny Hawk. Members sort valentines in tbe Anchor post office. back-to-school tea for teachers . . . work at the yes office . . . cedar springs parties . . . “spike ’em vikes” . . . m.o.d. . . . trophy winners at homecoming . . . “what do you mean you got apples instead of oranges for the basketball team? . . . valentine box . . . anchor club’s work was mixed with play in providing school and community service. Mrs. Treadwell. SPONSOR: Martha Drummond. VICE-PRESIDENT; Kim Ezell. PRESIDENT: Mrs. Phillips. SPONSOR: Becky Koon. TREASURER; Fair Stewart. SECRETARY: Robvn Lee. JR. BOARD DIRECTOR: Sallv Nan Barber. JR. BOARD DIRECTOR; Judy Robertson. SR. BOARD DIRECTOR. Keeping tlie front courtyard is a project of tlie Civinettes. Members sing from the rooftops of London during Homecoming. OFFICERS. Sitting: Claire Allen. PRESIDENT: Beth Jones. VICE-PRESIDENT. Standing: Joy Ayers. SERGEANT - AT ARMS: Deborah Lineberger. SECRETARY; Donna Floyd. TREASURER; LuAnne Rou-sey. CHAPLAIN: Miss Wright. Miss Carver. ADVISERS. 80 summer work at the yes office . . . donna floyd becomes deputy dog . . . staffing the gallery . . . christmas caroling at georgia Cleveland home . . . dinner meetings in the middle of hallmark cafeteria . . . pulling weeds and planting bulbs in the courtyard . . . civinettes serve the community and school and have fun doing it. hirst Row: Dena Campbell, Rose Ann Cromer. Maureen Storr. Jan Brittain, Lynn Nantz, (Jinny Kissell, Glenn Hankinson. Jane West, Robin Cox, Claire Allen, Veronica Thompson. Karen Goodlett. Teresa Blanchard. Kim Stevens. Viola Hardy. Pat Thomas. Joy Ayers. Lu-Anne Rousey. Second Row: Cookie Easier, Lisa Baldwin. Shirley Smith. Bernie Cote. Donna Wilson. Molly Maness. Debbie Bailey. Kim Shurhurtt, Lee Alley. Melodye Means, Julie Brooks, Cheryl Leicht, Barbara Fuller. Arlene Avery. Nancy Marzo. Julie Hollis. Third Row: Donna Floyd, Deborah Lineberger, Karen Hallmark. Beth Jones. Mary Jane Littlejohn, Diane Brown. interact walking the streets for the heart fund . . . support of a brazilian child . . . ' viking power” ... art gallery attendants . . . christmas party at the charles lea center . . . ushering at the wofford games . . . junior-senior pictures . . . spirit buttons . . . viking rugs. First Row: Tim Morris. SECRETARY; John Kilgore. TREASURER. Second Row: Mr. Powell. SPONSOR; Phnnes Barno. VICE-PRESIDENT; Thomas Martin. JR. BOARD DIRECTOR. Third Row: Mr. Bridges. SPONSOR; Armando Llorente. JR. BOARD DIRECTOR: Buzz Patton. PRESIDENT: Robert Vassallc. SR. BOARD DIRECTOR. During the Parade of Nations at Homecoming. John Kilgore. Dennis Pennington, and Phanes Barno salute Japan. Front Row: John Kilgore. Tim Morris. George Papadis. David Wood. David Creech. Buddy Timmons. John Davis. Dennis Pennington. Phanes Barno. Second Row: George Clements. David Anderson. Armando Llorente. Terry Collins. Rusty Keesler. Dewey Tullis. Bruce Cash, Jimmy Smith. Edwin Gaffney. Third Row: I homas Martin. Sotires Ka I cores, Buzz Patton. Bill Michener. Chris Boukedes, Dick Cureton. Fourth Row: Ronald Fowler. Reginald Wilburn. Joseph Blackwell. Jimmy Hill. John Gillespie. Robert Vassalle. 83 OFFICERS: Rick Bell, SECRETARY; Ric Thomas. JR. BOARD MEMBER; Greg Goodwin. TREASURER: Hamp lop: Kim Keilh, Hamp Lindsey. Sam Frank, Wayne Lyles. Dan Marshall. Lindsey, PRESIDENT; Jack Burton. JR. Greg Goodwin. Andy Horton. Rick I homas. Rusty Robinette. Rick Bell. BOARD MEMBER: Vincent Sanders, Bottom: David White. Steve Fisher. Terry Blankenship. Jack Burton. Kenny VICE-PRESIDENT. Fitzgerald. David Whitmire. Joe Palmer, Vincent Sanders. Will Walker. Danny Fant, Frank Tiller. Hugh Hamilton, Wally Lathan, David Scott. Dave Treinis. Rick Pennebaker, Robbie Lyles. Chatt Gilmore. Tim Williams. YIU'VE -1 key club repair work at mountain view rest liome . . . monthly cedar springs visits . . . bethlehem center basketball teams— the b.c. bombers . . . serving at the football banquet . . . ushering at the auditorium . . . sponsoring the valachi papers . . . not another all-night sing! tri hi y easter egg Hunt at cedar springs . . . selling patches and zip code directories . . . what s the zip code for Sidney, australia? . . . sponsoring needy family and children at thanksgiving and christmas . . . tri-hi-y provides community service. Jan Rhea. PRESIDENT: Robyn Lee. VICE-PRESIDEN T; Miss McMillan. SPONSOR; Helen Williams, SECRETARY; Mrs. Dabney. SPONSOR; Susan Worthy. TREASURER. 86 Mr. Foster. SPONSOR; Jessie Tobin. RECORDING SECRET! ARY. forensic lively discussions . . . informal debates . . . who wants to be on my team? . . . topics such as amnesty of draft resisters . . . legalization of marijuana and one’s responsibility to freedom . . . self -expression and ability to listen. 87 Forensic Society members consider an issue before debating. NEW MEMBERS. Sitting: Lisa Baldwin. Julie Brooks. John Highsmith, Susan Schrader. Kim Muling. Karen Hallmark. Pat Thomas. Fair Stewart. Ann Thornton. Sally Barber. Dianne Foster. Robin Hecklin. Standing: Steve Jobe. Bigi Ostermier. Eddie Watterson, Robert Kingsmore. John Davis. Mike Gregory. Susan Haynsworth. Kay Roberts. Lewis McCallister. Denny Morgan. Kathy Blanton. Mary Schuette, Martha Drummond. Michele Guest. Faith Cox. I im Morris. national honor the national honor society’s sole purpose is to recognize and honor students with an overall h+ average . . . banquets are held in the cafeteria several times a year to install new officers and members and to hear speakers. ADVISERS: Mr. Powell. OFFICERS: Linda Adams. SECRETARY: Ryan Mrs. Brundidge. Wade. PRESIDENT: Liz Bobko. VICE-PRESIDENT: Kathy Allen. TREASURER. OLD MEMBERS: Liz Bebko, Claire Allen. Becky Howe. Jane West. Mary Ballenger, Ryan Wade. Dwight Lyons. Judy Robertson. Mary Jo I .adebauebe. Kathy Allen. Kay Hormell, Linda Adams. 88 First Row: Ellen Brenneman, Mary Hall. Martha Griffin. Bobby Bane. Pat Jobe. David Scott. David Ded-mon. Second Row: Lynn Johnson. Karen Goodlett. Ricky Atherton. Renee Wood. Belinda Dill. Becky Koon. Third Row: John Kilgore, Ginny Kissell, Bill McWhorter, Donna Floyd, Elizabeth Hirsiger, Beth Brenneman. Betty Holt. learning the finer points of artificial respiration . . . the all but impossible task of producing the student directory . . . does m” come before “I”? . . . promotion and distribution of t. b. posters . . . attending the convention in february . . . beta club honors students with a 3.5 average. Right: Donna Floyd introduces the speaker at the NHS-Beta Installation Banquet. Left: Donna Floyd. SECRETARY; Ginny Kissell, VICE-PRESIDENT: Becky Koon. PRESIDENT. Bottom: Beta members assemble Student directories. 89 french cimb mercy buckets . . . visit to gardner-webb college for frencb him . . . attending “Ie medecin malgre lui ’ in Columbia . . . crepe party for mardi gras . . . christmas party for Spartanburg frencb teachers . . . improves knowledge of the people and language of france. Miss Carver. SPONSOR: Debbie McBride. PRESIDENT: David Dedmon, VICE-PRESIDENT. 90 lermam club Gorman Clul members Tbomas Martin and Keith Ridley. octoberfest to celebrate the annual wine festival in municb . . . weinacbtsfest at cbristmas for all Spartanburg german families . . . sommerfest to celebrate tbe arrival of summer . . . guest speakers to teacb about tbe customs and slang of germany. 91 como se Hama? . . . celebration of pan american union day on april 14 . . . only a week till the picnic! . . . support of a child in a Spanish country . . . attempting to learn and put to use Spanish language and customs. � � o r,- -y. Mrs. Harris, SPONSOR; Carmen Cha' GRAM CHAIRMAN; Kathy Gardner! PRPSIDKNT; Shirley Smith, SECRET. Viola Hardy. PRESIDENT: Veronica Thompson. SECRETARY: Harold Littlejohn. PROGRAM CHAIRMAN: Thomas Martin. BUSINESS MANAGER. Kathy Wilkins. TREASURER: Karen Goodlett. VICE-PRESIDENT. Edwin Gaffney tells the student body 60 seconds of black history. black club learning more of the heritage of blacks through films, slides, plays, discussions and speakers . . . black history week . . . you mean you have to push the button for them to hear me? . . . famous black biographies over the intercom . . . soul dinner” . . . black week activities to raise money to contribute hooks to the library. future homemakers of america Neighborhood kindergarten children are entertained at a Halloween party. artistically painted trasli cans . . . christmas party for little sisters from inner city . . . selling candy . . . setting up the showcase in the lobby . . . selling more candy . . . wait, is the kitchen on fire? the homemakers are a busy, active group. F H A undertakes the Betty Benson candy sale. Oawn. Raquel. and Flo-renda get ready to display their costumes. OFFICERS. Sitting: LuAnn Dover, PRESIDENT-ELECT; Andrea Porter, SECRETARY; Anne Sortor. PRESIDENT; Brenda Littlejohn, VICE-PRESIDENT. Standing: Connie Sanborn. PARLIMENTARIAN; Rosalyn Hill, TREASURER; Kathy Wilkins. REPORTER; Mrs. Chappell, Mrs. Wright, SPONSORS. future teachers club OFFICERS: Thomas Martin. VICE-PRESIDENT: Mrs. Dillashaw. SPONSOR: Ann Sims. SECRETARY: Robert Vassalle, PRESIDENT. mountains of papers to correct . . . life saving Kelp for teacKers . . . 2 + 2 = 7... student-teacher day . . . last minute reorganization . . . teaching illiterate adults to read . . . students prepare for their future vocation. Mr. Mancke speaks at a Future 1 eachers meeting. 95 Mr. Goodwin, SPONSOR; Sandy Gaines, PRESIDENT; Winston WinRo. VICE-PRESIDENT: Maureen Storr. ART GALLERY MANAGER; Mr. Willis, SPONSOR; Becky Koon. SECRETARY-TREASURER. art club i want to be tbe bead of tbe dragon! . . . who made tbe skid marks in tbe ball? . . . maintaining and managing tbe art gallery . . . helping decorate for school functions . . . santa s Volkswagen in tbe lobby. The Art Club provides new transportation for Santa Claus. Ned Wilder. PRESIDENT; Mrs. Blackburn. SPONSOR: lMeri Lynn Kirby. SECRETARY-TREASURER: Beverly Blanton. VICE-PRESIDENT. alpha delta sigma to be or not to be, did harvey say that? outing to six flags . . “i’m a tree” . . . what do you mean you re liberated? . . . selling candy . . . improvisational performances at the meetings . . . organizing plays for the school in the petite playhouse. Bill Helms as an owner of a Playboy Club. 97 t bridge club don t call me a dummy! . . . what’s a tramp . . . whose ace is that under the table? . . . why can’t i do that? . . . is this a heart or a diamond? . . . the purpose of the bridge club is to try to teach as well as play bridge. Pat Thomas. PRESIDENT: Kim Ezell. VICE PRESIDENT: Mrs. Whitworth. SPONSOR; Martha Drummond. SECRETARY; Pam Carey. TREASURER. photography club Whit Gallman. SECRETARY-TREASURER: Mr. Dillashaw. SPONSOR: Edward Silverman. (’RESIDENT; Mr. Mahaffev. SPONSOR: Dirk Curelon. VICE-PRESIDENT. you’re looking through the wrong side . . . inexperienced experience . . . who took these pictures?? . . . this is a camera ... art gallery exhibition . . . photography club members learn by doing as they develop and print their own pictures. 99 health careers club Kneeling: Belli Rogers. SECRETARY; Karen Michaud. PRESIDENT. Standing: Doris Ann Johnson. TREASURER; Mrs. Umbernandi. SPONSOR: Sandy Oxford. CHAPLAIN. Members don Mexican costumes during Homecoming. New members display their beauty on initiation day. what do you mean you Faint at the thought of blood? . . . you dropped the lady! . . . christmas fruit basket for pinewood convalescent home . . . heart fund balloons . . . homecoming activity . . . members of of health careers serve as either candy stripers or red cross volunteers at local hospitals. First Row: Anne Ramsay. Sally Kendrick, Pam Carey. Ixniise Stoddard. Brenda Blankenship, Kalhv Gardner, Mary Byrum, Joleen Johnson, Linda Hendrix. Second Row: Sandra Wolford. Nancy Hudnall. Pam Settle. Teresa Easier, Debra Vance. Linda Rogers. Third Row: Joyce Baer. Teresa Humphries. Emma West. Cindy Henderson. Andrea Weldon. Rosa Bradford, Nancy Robinson. Editb Shotwell, Pam Osment. 100 distributive education club The Distributive Education Club publicizes its activities. you want what color notebook? . . . officers attend leadership conference in Columbia . . . ordering graduation announcements and personal cards . . . new toys for goodfellows at christmas . . . employer-employee banquet . . . state deca contests . . . d.e. club members learn about business and serve the school in the process. OFFICERS: Cathy Hall. REPORTER: Katby Wilkins. PRESIDENT: Bill Trotter. JUNIOR VICE-PRESIDENT: Sarah Gibson. SECRETARY: June West. TREASURER: James Dunagin. SENIOR VICE-PRESIDENT. delta pi science club Mr. Lyles. SPONSOR; Thomas Foerster, TREASURER; Ginnv Kissell, SECRETARY; Pat Jobe. PRESIDENT; John Davis. VICE-PRESIDENT; Mrs. Seifert. SPONSOR. organize shs science fair in early marcfi . . . trip to south Carolina junior academy of science in rock hill during spring holidays . . . laminate and sell periodic tables . . . administers new clemson interactive computer terminal at shs . . . ? ? ? astronomy club Mr. Gaskins. SPONSOR; Join. Highsmith.SECRETARY - TREASURER: Dick Cure-Ion. VICE-PRESIDENT: John Davis. PRESIDENT. repaired school telescope and recoated mirror . . . that s not a satellite—that’s an airplane! . . . field trips to observatories in atlanta and chapel hill . . . watch astronomical events with the 8 inch reflector telescope . . . lectures . . . use converse telescopes . . . what do you mean we left them in atlanta? 103 block “s” club OFFICERS: Wayne Tolleson. VICE-PRESIDENT: Tom Hollis, PRESIDENT: Vin cent Sanders. SERECETARY-TREASURER. is it sprite or 7-up? popcorn s not really popping all over the the floor—is it? . . . the honor and excitement of getting a letter jacket . . . block s . . . members provide service to the school by managing the concession stand at basketball games and wrestling matches. Hack, Left to Right, Front: Do nnie McMahan, incent Sanders. Kim Keith. Jim Smith. Lamar Davis. Bernard McIntyre. Rodney Lancaster, Keith Ridley. Eddie Watterson. Emmett Hallidav. Wayne Tolleson. Jack Millwood. Bill Welch. VVill Walker, Greg Suits. Johnny Lane. Benny Dunagin. John Hensley, Chip Rivers. Chris Littlejohn, Tom Hollis. Joe Palmer. Alfred Boyd. Jerry Kelly. I homas Foerster. Mark Hodge. Mark Foster. Tim Halligan. Ed Lindsay. Ric Thomas. David Scott. I eddie McGraw, Steve Fuller. Ricky Satterfield. Lee Altman. Scott Dickerson. Wayne Drummond. fellowship of Christian athletes faculty, faculty you won t be missed cause we’ve got a player named . . . . . . thanksgiving program for the student body . . . the speaker-mike fair of the greenvi He hulls . . . poetry over the intercom . . . student-faculty game . . . we just didn t want to hurt the old guys feelings ... an association of athletes dedicated to christian beliefs and principles. Last minute pep talk for the students in the Student-Faculty game. 105 you can t make a sign saying that! . . . there are green footprints all over the floor! ! . . . calluses on your knees . . . more paint on the floor than on the paper . . . miles of tape . . . the unique signs painted by persevering sosh members boost the team s spirit. Mrs. Leonard. SPONSOR: Katl.v Stevens. TREASURER; Chervl Leicht. VICE PRES] DENT: Julie Brooks. SECRETARY: David Scott. PRESIDENT: Miss Moore. SPONSOR. 106 MISSING MISSING First Row: Karen Parks, Mary Moore. Nancy Anderson. Diane Snow. Nancy Hudnall. Sharon Rhinehart. Donna Cralher, Denny Morgan, Gerald Jackson. Second Row: George Papadis, April Charles. Libby Preslar. Rosalyn Henderson. Peter Springer. I homas Knight. Coleen Harbison, Wayne Porterfield. Barry Hull. Sammy Tollotson. Paulette Wilson. Bruce Blakely. Joey Cordell. Richard Weir. Third Row: Thomasina Jackson. Robbie Car-roll. Sandy Auman. Tim Coghill. Terry Cooper. Debbie Peterson. Marty Vermillion, Danny Ford. Jimmy Ezell, Jamise Moorer. Larry Summey, Johnny Goodlett. Oliver Ferguson. Cliff Cleary. Dennis Hill. Fourth Row: Matt Carlton. Jimmv Smith. Ricky Davis. Lindy ( Graham. Michael Friday. Mitch Copeland. Dewey Tullis. Edwin Gaffney. Jimmy Mandras, Steve Wood. Phil Tate. David Holliday. The Color Guard performs during halftime at the football game. At the Homecoming pep rally, the Band keeps up the spirit. ALL-STATE BAND. First Row: Karen Parks. Nancy Anderson. Mary Moore. Diane Snow. Coleen Harbison. Second Row: Jimmy Smith. Matt Carlton. Larry Summey. David Holliday. Denny Morgan. J homas Knight. Ricky Davis. 109 First Row: Doris Ponder. Karen Brannon. Karen Smith. Pam Carey. Janet Brown. Melissa Hayes. Deborah Godfrey, Elaine Turner. Lou Ann Pettit. Bonnie Smith. Second Row: Mary Schuette. Fair Stewart. Anne Thornton. Vicki Huff. Vicki Coleman. Cookie Easier. Jean Robuck, Michelle Guest. Deloris Sanders. Rebecca Horne. Robin Gantt. Third Row: Nancy Carmichael, Susan Timmons. Sandy Oxford, Rusty Keesler. Roger Anders. Steve Wood. Danny Abraham. Larry Summey. Matt Carlton. Scott McClellan. Steve Mason. Fourth Row: Cindy Morris. Susan Jones. Diane Gossett. Rosemary Littlejohn. Jan Jones. Norman Band. Jack Jolley. Randy Ayers. Tony Martin. Michael Guest. David Holliday. Fifth Row: Robin Hayes. Cindy Belmont. Janet Anthony. Janet Jeter. Cynthia Reed. Bruce Cash. Robert Vassalle, Ken Page. Sixth Row: Dena Campbell. Pam Osment. Ruth Beckers. Coleen Harbison. Becky Hudson. Debbie Bailey. Mary Clemments, Susan White. Ginger Harris. Julie Brooks. Suzanne Brice. Sheila Hickman. Suzanne Beckham. Jan Petree. I erri Dye. Karen Lewis. Phinnie Legg. Sharon Miller, Cathy Godfrey. Sheila Rogers. ALL STATE CHORUS. First Row: Rosemary Littlejohn. Fair Stewart. Anne Thornton. Debra Houston. Coleen Harbison. Susan Jones. Second Row: Scott McClellan. Rusty Keesler. Norman Band. Larry Summey. Tony Martin. Carroll Rowe. Bruce Cash. Anne Thornton, CHORUS LIBRARIAN; I ony Martin. GLEE CLUB PRESIDENT; Fair Stewart. GIRLS' ENSEMBLE PRESIDENT; Matt Carlton. CHORUS PRESIDENT. no BOYS GLEE CLUB, First Row: Roger Anders. Steve Wood. Danny Abraham. Larry Summey. Matt Carlton. Scott McClellan. Steve Mason. Second Row: Rusty Keesler. Norman Band. Jack Jolley. Randy Ayers. Tony Martin, Michael Guest. David Holliday. 7 hird Row: Roger Allison. John Davis, Bill Helms. John Whorton, Bruce Cash. Robert Vassalle. Ken Page. that s our new teacher? . . . who s cole porter? . . . christmas and spring concerts . . . participation at thanksgiving and other assemblies . . . long hours of rehearsal . . . chorus festival in greenville ... a 1 plus rating! ! . . . boys glee club . . . girls ensemble. GIRLS’ ENSEMBLE. Sitting: Anne Thornton. Fair Stewart, Cookie Easier, Michele Guest. Debbie Baily. Standing: Connie Shoupe. Karen Lewis. Lou Ann Pettit. Mary Schuette. Vicki Coleman, Jean Roebuck. Sandy Oxford. Rosemary Littlejohn. Vicki Huff. Phinnie I-egg. Becky Hudson. Jan Jones. Ill you mean you don t want a bugle player? . . . the entire orchestra made all state orchestra at rock hill in inarch . . . music for graduation and christmas . . . spring festival with the junior high orchestra . . . the honor of being the first to wear the gold blazers with the orchestra emblem. First Row: Sotires Kaleores. Jennie Ruth Batson, Pam Cain. Kathy Goodwin, Meng Jones. Libby Drotor. David Dedmon, David Turner. Second Row: Lynne Johnson. Karen Goodlett. Kathy Worthy. Joe Pledger. Cheryl Martin. Malachi Bradford. Wanda Lindsey. David Whitmire, Mike Allen. Third Row: Randy Griffin. Nancy Anderson. Diane Snow. Nancy Hudnall. Sharon Rhinehart, Margarette Bell. Denny Morgan. Barry Hull. Sammy Tillotson. Tommy Williamson. Fourth Row: Matt Carlton. Mrs. Webber, Mrs. Gignifiiat. Mr. Janiec. Bruce Blakely. Joey Cordell. Richard Weir. Phil Tate. David Holiday. The orchestra provides music for the Christmas assembly. Sotires Kaleores gets ready for all-state try outs. First Row : David VV h i t m i r e, STAGE MANAGER: Lynne Johnson, LIBRARIAN: Karen Goodlett, PRESIDENT. Second Row: David Dedmon, STAGE MANAGER: Randy Griffin. STAGE MANAGER: Libby Drotor. LIBRARIAN; David Turner. STAGE MANAGER. Karen Goodlett displays ber talent. ALL-STATE MEMBERS. First Row: Jennie Ruth Batson. Katby Goodwin. Cheryl Martin. Karen Goodlett. Second Row: Sotires Kaleores. Libby Drotor. David Dedmon. Randy Griffin, Meng Jones. Pam Cain. Wyatt Grove, Malachi Bradford. Third Row: David Turner. Joe Pledger. David Whitmire. 113 chess club crown my king! . . . monthly chess tournament . . . sponsor shs chess team ... 7 times south Carolina high school chess champions . . . what does playing chess have to do with where i’m going to college. Mr. Smith. SPONSOR: Thomas Foerster. PRESIDENT; Curtis Cantrell. VICE-PRESIDENT; John Davis. SECRETARY. library club Denise Shcrhert, SECRETARY: Mrs. Martin. SPONSOR: Mrs. Ward. SPONSOR: Kay Long. PRESIDENT: Mrs. Wallace. SPONSOR: Beverly Madison. REPORTER: Dianne Robinson. VICE-PRESIDENT. does 318.9 come before 318.93? . . . wait, you owe $10.35 instead of 35 . . . you found catcher in the rye in the sports section . . . the library club Kelps run and maintain tbe sbs library . . . you can call this studying! ! stamp this book, please. visual aids what is this movie rated? . . . set up special sound and light equipment for assemblies, basketball games and wrestling matches . . . what do you mean you can t see the wrestlers? . . . no. the speaker doesn t want to be in a blue and purple flashing light we couldn t have lost that many projectors! . . . commendable and sometimes life-saving help with audio-visual equipment in classrooms. Cindy Bishop keeps the audio visual aids room in order. I im Vann checks equipment to assure good working order. Mike King. STUDENT INSTRUCTOR: Rusty Keesler. VICE-PRESIDENT : Cindy Bishop. SECRETARY: Mrs. Metcalf. SPONSOR: Tim Vann. P R E S I D F. N T: Wally Alley. STUDENT INSTRUCTOR. 116 taimimmmnnnuimn Ann Sims. PRESIDENT; Mrs. Gray, SPONSOR: Margctte Edgcson. SECRETARY TREASURER. wkat if i fall down the steps? . . . i ve never fieard of tkat college! . . . tkat s an konor? . . . i m sure glad tkey’re tkrougk! ! ... it is tke purpose of tke uskers league to serve at student council installation, ckorus concerts, konors day. commencement, back to sckool nigkt for pta, and CO liege ni ght. 117 500 First Row: Mr. Donald Ward. Mrs. Frances Gregory. Alan Banks, Eddie McNath. Ricky McDaniel. Robert Level. Thomas Lee. Arnett Barksdale. Larry Hollis, Robbie Fowler. Debbie Christopher. Sylvia Steen. Melissa Hayes. Mike Cartee. Patty Jolly, John Hensley, Cindy Huff. Brent Horton. James Johnson. Donnell Wilkins, Bruce Hawes. Jerome Anderson. James Cartledge. Second Row: Robert Nash. Larry Proctor. David Level. Carroll Green. Daryl Herring. Jim Halford. Bill Gary. Reggie Pryor. Elizabeth Wallace. Delores Hicklin. Goldie Nichols. Phyllis Stanley. Paula Bowman. Henry Kerns, James Latti-inore, Joann Wright. Marcellous Posey. Percy Miller. Third Row: Dennis Bell. Mike Johnson. David Robbins. Jack Millwood. Mike Davis. Daniel Johnson. Jerry HolIifield. Ricky Shinta. Billy Lowe. Mike Stepp. Beth Mahaffey. Mike Culbreth. John Kelly. Joey Blackwell. David Gregg, fourth Row: Vess Hammett. Myles Wilson. John Byrnes. Maxie Lylte, Harold Seifert. Jimmy Waldrop. Ricky Littlejohn. Phanes Barno. Ricky Rowland. Willie Dogan. wheelers club which way is left? . . . watch out for that building! ! . . . they blew up the bach of the school bus? . . . noise . . . snow . . . brats . . . overcrowding . . . nervous breakdown . . . no, we re not lost—what state is this? . . . these brave bus drivers provide an indispensable service to school district 7. A quick chat before starting the afternoon routes. 119 Keeping a watchful eve on the passengers. . . . sometimes i surprise myself . . . i guess i have done and learned a good bit this year . . . even if i did miss shakespeare all four brother doing my science project . . . i can’t believe i actually got that superlative . . . i’ll bet it surprised a lot of others too . . . but i must be a pretty good voter since four of the beauties i voted for won . . . there were those times though . . . anc they came at all hours . . . such as 3:30 a.m., the day my term paper was due . . . and 30 minutes into my german exam when i knew it was all over . . . and i was pretty disappointed when human relations wasn’t so crip after all . . . all in all, a lot has happened . . . oh . . , and i can’t believe that i really made merit finalist, the reward for filling in little boxes for three hours. 121 Mr. Robbins proc tors students during PSAT NATIONAL MERIT FINALISTS, Sitting: Mary Schuetle, Mary Ballenger. Claire Allen. Ginny Kissel I. Standing: Pat Jobe, Terry Rosenberg, Maureen Storr. Ricky Atherton. 124 — ¥ 0 MORRIS BROWN tests ... all represented by letters . . . sat . . . even psat nmsqt . . . but the reward comes in time . . . shs has ei ght national merit semifinalists. all of whom became finalists . . . college night ... an annual occasion where over 125 schools present their programs to interested students. Edwin Gaffney considers going to Morris Brown College. Merit finalists hear the good news. Picking up college night information. LETTER OF COMMENDATION RECIPIENTS: Dehhie Kulik. Clinton Sites. Debbie McBride. Linda Yaden. John Kilgore. David Scott. 125 in preparation for next year and a total quinmester program, a small part of the shs english department operated under four quins ... a variety of courses were offered . . . future novel . . . mass media . . . survey of englisfi literature and others . . . many classes continued under the traditional system and such courses as advance placement english remained, some problems did arise but hopefully the experiences of this year have paved the way for the next. Creative research involves a lot of individual study. 126 David Wood uses the card catalog to aid Students of the quinmester plan create their inter-him in research. pretation of songs and poetry. Angela Cohen prepares for her class discussion of The Odyssey. Dale Langston and Susan Haynsworth enjoy tacos during Ethnic Literature. 127 Students display their geometric designs. Students involved in a second year science course. A judge looks over the work of a student s research paper for the science fair. The bare necessities of an algebra class. 1V1U1. Dr. M. F. Patton examines a science fair project. Two biology students perform a fruit fly experiment. REACTION KINETICS Of THE BLUE BOTTLE' SYSTEM APPAR1TUS REACTION ftlSI MAGNETIC SI«W two levels . . . five categories each . . . judges from deering milliken wfio donated tfieir time . . . three additions to last year’s program . . . the teachers’ award ... six area companies were patron sponsors ... an awards banquet . . . science students chose between a research paper and a project . . . any student could enter . . . one hundred entries . . . level I . . . steve jobe with “chec king the random number generator of a computer’’ . . . level II. martha easier and her project the effects of magnesium pemoline on the learning rate of senile mice.’’ 129 Ric Thomas uses the videotape machine. An art student experiments wii linoleum i £ students at shs have the chance to take many classes out of the realms of the three r s . . . various courses prepare the student lor much more than college . . . home arts, architectural drawing, family living and industrial arts are examples of this type course. Deborah Bonds creates a new hair style. Elizabeth McClintock concentrates while she sews. 131 Spartanburg bigb . . . prepares students for many varied futures . . . college . . . business . . . vocation . . . home life . . . catering to the students needs and preferences . . . courses range from french four to human relations . . . industrial arts to orchestra . . . european history to contemporary u. s. history . . . students must take four academic subjects . . . the rest is up to them . . . 132 Susan Eilenberg begins studying before beading home. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Frank Tiller. Donna Floyd. Viola Hardy. Jimmy Davis. BEST-ALL Foster. -ROUND: Hamp Lindsey. Becky Koon. Dewey Tullis. Jacqueline senior superlatives 134 MOST INTELLECTUAL: Pat Jobe. Claire Allen. Pbanes Bar no, Anita Littlejohn. BEST LOOKING: Kim Keith. Cathy PoIIitzer. Annie Means. Absent: Henry Kerns. 136 BEST DRESSED: Greg Goodwin. Kathy Stevens. Elaine Humphries. Reginald Mallory. MOST SCHOOL-SPIRITED: Brenda Little-john, Harold Littlejohn. David Scott, Rose Ann Cromer. MOST DEPENDABLE: Rick Bell. Barbara Fuller. Beth Jones, Edwin Gaffney. FRIENDLIEST: Roger Frye. Andrea Porter. Robert Vassalle. Ryan Wade. MOST TALENTED: Rusty Keesler, Berne Poliakoff. Gloria Jenkins. Ricky Glenn. 137 only twenty out of a class of over 750 .. . chosen by the faculty as outstanding . . . in academics . . . athletics . . . fine arts . . . service . . . contributions . . . taking what Spartanburg high has to offer . . . and giving in return. oetstamdins seniors ROBERT VASSALI.E VIOLA HARDY 140 144 MISSING MISSING MISSING around here, there are people . . . lots and lots of people . . . most of them are real nice though . . . even mr. gettys when he caught us skipping lunch . . . and almost everyone is willing to help . . . i remember when i was sick for so long . . . both my teachers and classmates did so much . . . it does get a little crowded sometimes though . . . especially sharing a locker with a fellow taking six classes with three books each . . . and i finally realized that the teachers really do care and they have done a great deal to help me . . . even though i wasn’t always ready to admit it. . . one thing though, i don’t think i could stand another single day seated next to that kid in english with the bubble gum . . . i’ve never seen such bubbles. SHU administration Dr. J. G. McCracken, Superintendent. BOARD OF TRUSTEES. Standing: J. G. McCracken, Edward P. Perrin. Myles W. Whitlock. Sitting: W. H. Carr. William T. Hendrix. C. M. Johnson. George G. Graham, Harry R. Phillips. Charles Rice. Chet Stephens. 152 Max M. Robbins, M.A., Peabody College. Principal. Edward Bost. M.A., Appalachian State University. Assistant Principal. Edward N. Barksdale. M.A.. Atlanta University. Assistant Principal. Roy C. Henderson. M.S.. Indiana University. Assistant Principal. 153 Mrs. Ellen C. Watson. B.S.. South Carolina State College, M.A., Columbia University. Director of Guidance. 154 Miss Elizabeth Otts, B.A.. Converse College. M.A., Columbia University, Registrar. 155 Mrs. Dobbie Snoddy. Secretary. Mrs. Mabel R. Littlejohn. Secretary. Mrs. Ann Page. Secretary. Mrs. Edith M. Rhodes, Secretary. 157 Mrs. Anne R. Metcalf. Audio-Visual Aids Coordinator. Mrs. Emily T. Israel. Secretary. Miss Lola Taggart. B.S. Ed.. South Carolina State College. M.A.. Atlanta University. English. Mrs. Mary Louise Dargan. B.A.. Vanderbilt University. M.A.T., Converse College. English, English Department Chairman. Mrs. Cynthia H. Godfrey, B.A., University of South Carolina. M.A.l.. Converse College. English. ' Mrs. Mary F. Arnold. B.A.. Benedict College. M.A.T., Converse College. English. Journalism. Saga. 158 Alvin Quinn. B.A., Wofford College. M.A.T., Converse College, English, Journalism, Blue Print. Mrs. Helen D. Garrett. B.A., Winthrop College, M.A.T., Converse College. English. Miss Betty Burgin. B.A.. Winthrop College, M.A.. University of Georgia, English. Frank Giles Austell III. B.A.. Wofford College. M.A.T., University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. English. First Circle. Miss Nancy E. Scoggins, B.A., and M.A.T., Converse College, English. Hubert Steadman, B.A.. Furman University, English. •N Mrs. Bohhye W. Mobley. B.S.. Barber-Scotia College, M.A.T., Converse College, English. Student Council. Mrs. Michael N. Swaim. B.A.. Mars Hill College, M.A., Wake Forest University, English. Mrs. Sally Boggs. B.A.. Oberiin College, M.A.T.. Converse College, English. Mrs. Mary B. Holt. B.A.. University of South Carolina. M.A.T.. Converse College. English. Beta Club. Mrs. Virginia A. Jones. B.A., A. T. State University. English. ETA. L. Perrin Powell. B.A.. Wofford College. M.A.T.. Converse College, English. Guidance, Interact. National Honor Society. Mrs. Charles I. Blackburn. B.A.. DePauw University. M.Ed.. Emory University. Dramatics. Public Speaking. Alpha Delta Sigma Dramatic Society. 161 Miss Ellen E. Moore. B.A., Winthrop College, English SOSH. Mrs. Betty Dillashaw. B.A.. Furman University. English FTA. Mrs. Lizzie G. Marshall. B.A.. Morris College. M.S.. South Carolina State College. English. Guidance. Miss Marilyn E. McMillan. B.A., Winthrop College. M.A.. University of Tennessee. English, Tri-Hi-Y. Mrs. Flora F. Brundidge. B.A.. Benedict College. M.S.. Indiana University. English. National Honor Society. Mrs. Mary F). Jones. B.A.. Limestone College. M.A.T.. Converse College, English. Miss Louvenia D. Barksdale. B.A.. Allen University. M.A.. Columbia University. English. Mrs. Wanda L. Whitworth, B.A., Winthrop College, English, Bridge Club. Mrs. I ..ana J . Mahaffey, B.A., Limestone College, M.A.T., Converse College, English. 163 mathematics Mrs. Jessie M. Small. B.S.. Benedict College. M.S.. A. T. State University. Mathematics. Beta Club. Mrs. Bessie H. Lawson. B.A.. Winthrop College. M.A.. Furman University. Trigonometry. Advanced Algebra. Algebra I. Mrs. Mary Lindsay. B.S.. Troy State University. (Geometry. Business Mathematics. 164 Mrs. Thelma S. Bevis. B.A.. Converse College. Mathematics. Mrs. Frances C. Dabney. B.A.. Win-throp College. Geometry, General Math II. Tri-Hi-Y. Jerry Dillashaw. B.S.. Furman University. Advanced Algebra, Algebra II. C ieneral Math II. Photography Club, Radio Club. M iss Sara H. Spires. B.A.. Converse College. M.Ed.. University of South Carolina. C Geometry. Guidance. Miss Marian I. Church. B.S.. University of South Carolina. MAT.. Converse College. Advanced Algebra, Trigonometry, Student Council. Mrs. Frances Payne Isom. B.A., Win-throp College. Algebra II. General Math. 165 James E. Talley, B.S.. Livingstone College. Algebra I. NIatli I. Football. Baseball. Head Swimming Coacb. Miss Brenda Wright. B.S., and M.S.. Auburn University. Geometry. General Math, Civinette Club. J. P. Holt. B.A.. Wofford College. Advanced Algebra. Solid Geometry. Higher Mathematics. Mrs. Kathryn S. Barnett. B.S.. Converse College. Mathematics. 166 MiH CiiHningh . B.A.. Shaw University. J Randolph Foster. Jr.. B.A.. Wofford College. Psychology. Mathe-M.S.. South Carolina State College, Afro- matics. Forensic Society. American History, Minorities. United States History, Black History Club. Mrs. Margaret H. Dimling. B.A., University of North Carolina, U. S. I listory. Mrs. Elizabeth L. Woolbright. B.A., Limestone College. M.A.T.. Converse College. World History. 167 Mrs. Mary Sanders. B.A.. Furman University. U. S. History. Mrs. Helen S. Gray. B.S.. A. ! . College. M.Ed.. University of Colorado. World History. Ushers League. Richard L. Dargan. B.A.. University of the South. M.A.T., Converse College. European I fistory. World History. Guidance. Key Club. 168 Joseph P. Clarke. B.A., The Citadel. M.A.T.. Converse College, American History. Miss Linda R. Edwards. B.A.. Johnson C. Smith University. World History. Mrs. Elaine W. Marks. B.A.. Converse College. World History. Comparative Government. Afro-Asian Studies. Joe O Shields. B.A., University of South Carolina, World History. Mrs. Kathy H. Butler. B.A.. Millikin University. Psychology. U. S. History. Bobby J. Norris. B.S., Clemson University, M.A.T., Converse College. Contemporary U. S. History. Economics. Varsity Football. Head Baseball Coach. Block S Club. Miss Cecyle C. Ferguson. B.A., Winthrop College. M.A., Wofford. World History. 169 Mrs. W. C. Treadwell. Jr.. B.A.. Brenau College. Human Charles Blackburn. B.A.. Wofford College, M.A.T.. Duke Relations. Anchor. University, U. S. History. Modern Western Civilization, Alpha Delta Sigma Dramatic Society. Miss Claibourne E. Carter. B.A.. Mrs. Eleanor L. Taylor. B.A.. Winthrop Col-Livingstone College. M.A., Co- lege. U. S. History, lumbia University, U. S. History. Mrs. Gladys W. Lyles. B.A., University of Michigan, M.A.T., Converse College. Latin-American History. Afro-American History. Minorities. 170 Bill W. Hinson. B.S.. Pfeiffer College, Psychology, Mrs. Dale J. Wright. B.A.. Converse College. Psychology. Basketball, Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Joseph Lyles, B.S., A. T. College. Biology. Living Things, Delta Pi Science Club. Rudy Mancke, B.S., Wofford College, General Biology, Living Things. Adjunct Science. Canteen. C. Randolph Mahaffey. Jr.. B.A.. Wofford. M.A.T.. Converse College. Physics I and II. Golf. Photography Club. Mrs. Sandra Marie Umberhandt. B.S.. Things. Health Careers Club. Berry College. Biology. Living Mrs. Nancy B. Bane. B.S.. W. Virginia University. M.A.T.. Converse College. Chemistry I. 172 Major C. Rhodes, B.A., Wofford College. M.Ed., University of Georgia. Biology I and II. Student Council. Mrs. Maxine H. Moore, B.S.. University of Missouri. M.A.T., Converse College, Biology I. Troy Bridges. B.S.. Applachian State University. M.A.. American University, Chemistry I and II. Interact. O. K. Gaskins, B.S. and M.Ed., University of North Carolina. Biology. Living Things. Astronomy Club. Mrs. Naomi M. Seifert. B.A. and M.A.. State University of New York, Chemistry, Calculus. Miss Elaine Goodson, B.A., Vassar College, Biology, Living Things. foreign languages Mrs. Marcelina Anillo Goodlett, B.A.. Shaw University. M.S.. Indiana University. Spanish I and II, Spanish Club. Dr. Marcel Crespil. B.A., Univerity of Paris, B.A., University of Southern Florida. M.A.. Florida State University. Ph.D.. Florida State University, French. Mrs. Rosario Fernandez. B.A., University of Havana. Spanish. Mrs. Helen San Miguel. B.A.. Hunter College. Spanish. } Miss Betty Carver. B.A., Winthrop College. French I, II. III. French Club, Civinettes. Mrs. Frederica Morris Brown. B.A.. Columbia College. M.A.. University of South Carolina. Latin, hnglish. home and professional arts COUNTS EYAPKW AfTCT • BEEN POSTtO. ii ism: 11 urn I) VAX' d 41SX B I) k '«fPJ CiZu 5 IVN .,sni|ji 55 XO 2W 2W� 6 W 22550? XIW WCO im vccc 4W IlSXh :rx 65W 225W xnv Mrs. Ruby C. Garvin, B.A.. Limestone College. Mrs. Helen W. Hyctt. B.S., Winthrop College. Business Math. M.A.T.. Converse College. Consumer Economics, Bookkeeping. Shorthand. Recordkeeping. Mrs. Helene B. Secondi. B.A.. Hunter College. Stenography II. Typing. Personal Typing. Notehand. Mrs. Beatrice Lee Jeffcoat. B.A.. Converse Furman Universitv. Distributive Education. D. E. Club. College. M.A.. Salesmanship. Mrs. Patricia P. Alexander, B.S.. South Carolina State College. M.S.. North Caroli na Central University. Typing I and II. Stenography. James M. Smith. B.S.. Bradley University. Mechanical Drawing, Castle Chess Club. .176 Mrs. Mildred B. Wright, B.S.. Benedict College, M.A.T.. Converse College, Home Economics. Future Homemakers of America. Brady Cureton. B.S.. A. T. State University. Woodwork. Mrs. Marion J. Leonard. B.S.Ed.. University of Georgia. General Business, Shorthand I. Typing I. SOSH. Mrs. Ann A. Chappel. B.S., University of North Carolina, Homemaking I. Family Living, Future Homemakers of America. 177 Mrs. Sylvia Phillips, B.S., Appalachian State University, Personal Typing, General Business, Anchor. Miss Anita Jo Raby. B.S.. Winthrop College, Consumer Economics, General Business, Personal Typing. Ronald L. Kilpatrick. B.S., Appalachian State University, Business Law, I yping I, Personal Typing. Office Practice. fine arts James A. Smith. Wofford College. B.Mus.. Converse College. Band. Mrs. Martha D. Anthony. B.S.. Winthrop College. Music. Chorus. 178 Richard C. Gibbs. B.S.. South Carolina State College. Band. Carl F. McMath, B.A., University of South Carolina. M.A.. Appalachian State University. Band. C larence I. Jones. B.S., South Carolina State College. Marching and Concert Band. MacArthur Goodwin. B.A., Clafli Club. Basketball. 179 physical education r I! ■ ft ■ 1 _ T; TNHt JfflNDrNGSjd JibvJNCLL PL CLui B mm Rw j • Jf| Jokue vVa— J � «.. AI yUH-wm Ht' (j) J V ck� CoUuull fcl't vt ’£ tfh s HI INS L on;j 5l� nn jX£ ItuN d' wmj ddfli k'iKf'H B OdN '£ rh Iumh n -jf NNu jdftUld - •''{ n j J«JRu� 5 iyx— u. Vi BaocIc t. L ft UfRfWS £?■ 3lm« n Ret J ‘l ft Xfaft Mrs. Janice B. Whitaker. B.S.. South Carolina State College. Indiana University. Physical Education. Driver Education. Girls Athletic Association. Mrs. Blondell Ragin, B.S.. Benedict College. Health and Physical Education. Driver Education. Fred S. Kyzer, B.A., Catawba College. M.Ed.. University of North Carolina. Health and Physical Education. Driver Education. JV Football. Wrestling. Tennis. Miss Susan P. Hunsucker. B.S., Winthrop College. Physical Education and Health. Driver Education, JV and Varsity Cheerleaders. 180 William A. Carr. B.A., Erskine College. M.Ed., University of Georgia. Athletic Director. Head Football Coach. Ralph Vovles. B.S.. Newberry College. Physical Education. Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Football. Track. 181 L Miss Mary D. Killian. Mrs. Ruby Egan. Library Clerks. Mrs. Esther Martin. B.S., Appalachian State University. M.L.S.. Peabody College. Head Librarian. Library Club. Mrs. Eva Ward. B.A.. King College. M.A.. Furman University, Librarian. Library Club. Mrs. Dorothy Wallace. B.A.. Win-throp College, Librarian. Library Club. OVrn 182 Cafeteria Workers: Tommy L. Thompson. Mrs. Johnnie Lou Davis. Mrs. Estelle Vinson. CUSTODIANS: Hezikiah Foster. Ervin Floyd. Matthew William. Irby Fowler. a : i i 183 184 Perry H. Teaster, Director. Mrs. Violet Edwards. Secretary. Harley E. Ferguson, Textiles. Mrs. Jane G. Ratterree, Practical Nursing. Robert L. Stepp, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration. Albert Campbell. Carpentry. John E. Weston. Electronics and Basic Electricity. Homer C. Crow, Plumbing. Mrs. C race C. Parris. Cosmetology. 186 Mrs. Annie Y. Nash. Cosmetology. A. D. Baughman. Welding. John C. Abercrombie, Masonry. Ned L. Hammond. Machine Shop. Mrs. Imogene H. Burns, Drafting. 187 O' ?' .. I, ,-r- . y 'V.- - - • Class Secretary-Treasurer: Kathy Harris Class Vice-President: Edwin Gaffney Class President: Sam Frank ;atny _______ JV Cheerleader 2: SOSH 2. 3: Homeroom Spanish Club 3. 4: National Honor Society 3. 4, I reas. 4. michael lee alien Virginia claire alien Homeroom V. Pres. 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3: SOSH 2: Chief Marshal 2. 3; University of the South, Outstanding Junior Award 3; Honors Day Speaker 3; Civinettcs 2. 3. 4. Sgt. at Arms 3. Pres. 4: Civitan Youth Con-ference 3, 4; National Honor Society 3. 4. State Convention Delegate 3; National Merit Semi-Finalist 4: Saga Business Staff 3. 4: Outstanding Senior; Senior Superlative: Most Intellectual. Virginia lee alley Saga Rep. 2: Homeroom Scc.-Treas. 3. 4; SOSH 2, 3. 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3; Civinettcs 3. 4. Publicity Chairman 4: I lomecoming Candidate 4. anita gail anderson Homeroom V. Pres. 3. 4; FHA 4: Senior Superlative: Most Intellectual. callis jensen anderson, jr. Homeroom V. Pres. 4: Blue Print Rep. 4; Spanish Club 4: Tennis 4: SOSH 4. david newton anderson National Honor Society 3; Homeroom V. Pres. 3, 4: Interact 3, 4; Blue Print Rep. 3. 4. anita luanne anthony Orchestra 2. 3. Iarry thomas arms German Club 3. 4; FCA 4; Football Manager 4. george richard atherton, jr. Astronomy Club 2. 3: Homeroom V. Pres. 3: Tennis 3: German Club 3; Library Club 3: Delta Pi Science 4: Beta Club 4; National Merit Semi-Finalist 4. cynthia gail auman margie arlene avery Saga Business Staff 3: FI A 3. 4; Civinettcs 2, 3, 4; Black History Club 2. 3. 4; Forensic Society 4. 189 dennis bell margaret Iynne bell robert myrick bell ii Mustang Staff 2; Swimming 2; Saga Co-Business Manager 3. Rep. 3. Sports Editor 4; Homeroom Pres. 3: Council V. Pres. 4. Publication Committee Chairman -1; Key Club 2. 3, 4; Sec. 4. District Convention Delegate 3: Correspondence Committee Chairman 4: SOSH 3. 4: Optimist Teenager Runner-up 4: Outstanding Senior; Senior Superlative: Most Dependable: 1 rnnsfer Student. Myers Park High School, Charlotte, N. C.. 3. Iarry edward benjamin deborah Iynn bennet david martin benson jimmy micbael berry steven beust arron diaries bennett barry elizabetb ann bebko Tri-Hi-Y 2; breach Club 2; SOSH 2: National Honor Society 3, V. Pres. 4: Anchor 2, 3, 4. monika ebristine beckers I ransfer Student, Good Counsel Academy, White Plains. N. Y.. 4. william tburell beckbam, jr. JV Football 2: Alpha Delta Sigma 4: Blue Print Business Staff 4: Transfer Student, Watauga High School, Boone, N. C., 2. ebristine elaine bell 190 MISSING MISSING james fred Campbell jennie elizabeth cannon Bridge Club 4; Gentian Club 3. 4. Pres. 4; SOSH 2. 3. albert mark cantrell Chess Club 2, 3, 4. ronald wayne capps pamela vivian carey Spanish Club 3. 4; Health Careers Club. Candy Striper 2. 3, 4; SOSH 2. 3. 4; Saga Business Staff 4. Rep. 4: Chorus 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4: Art Club 4: SHS Radio Club 4: Alpha Delta Sigma 4: Bridge Club 4. 1 rcas. 4. donald breck carmicbael, jr. cbarles edward carree Black History Club 4: SHS Radio Club 4. micbael lee cartee Wheelers Club 2. 3. 4: D. E. Club 4. cheri ann carter SOSH 2. 3. 4: French Club 3. pbillip jobn caruso Track 3. janice sandra carver betb ann case Art Club 2. 3. 4: Scholastic Art Award. Honorable Mention 2; Piedmont Interstate Fair. Art Award. 1st and 2nd Place 2: SOSH 2; Spanish Club 3. 4: Alpha Delta Sigma 3. bruce emory cash Homeroom V. Pres. 4: Chorus 2. 3. 4. Glee Club 2. 3. 4. All-State Chorus 4: Interact 4. tommy cauthen cato deborab Iynn cecil carmen Iucrecia ebavez Spanish Club 2. 3. 4. Pres. 4: Alpha Delta Sigma 4. frank cbilds Football 2: Track 2; Varsity Basketball 3. leslie jean cburcbill Spanish Club 2. barbara jean clarke Blue Print Rep. 3: Black History Club 2; Homecoming Candidate 4: Office Worker 3. eugene clarke roy gasb clayton Homeroom Pres. 2. george watson elements Chess Club 2; Interact 3. 4. arlene clifton GAA 2: Bowling Club 2: Future Homemakers 2. 3: Saga Rep. 4: Chorus 4. Ieland rogers clore 193 catby gina clouse ethel margaret cobb Alpha Delta Sigma 3, 4. tbomas Sidney comer jimmy albert copeland Iarry copeland Chorus 4. jobn walker copley iii pnmela jeanne cornwell Homeroom Sec.-Trens. 2. Pres. 3: Iri-Hi-Y 2, 3: French Club 3: FHA 4; Health Careers Club 2: Chaplain 2; SOSH 2. 3. % robin leigb costine SOSH 2: Alpha Delta Sigma 2. 4; Golden Girls 3; Bridge Club 4. diana Iynn cox diana robin cox Civinctlcs 3. 4: Health Careers Club 4: SOSH 3, 4: Saga Rep. 4. kaye anita cox Blue Print Reporter. Sports Editor 3. 4. Rep. 3. 4: Anchor 2. 3. 4, Junior Board Director 3; SCSPA Chairman District IV 3. 4. 2nd Place Sports Writing 3. 3rd Place Sports, Hieta Sigma Phi Story of the Year Contest, SCSPA 3. robert kay craig SOSH 3: Spanish Club 3, 4. jerome crawford david abbott creecb SOSH 3. 4: Interact 4. rose anne cromer Homeroom Sec. 2. Class Sec.-Ireas. 3; JV Cheerleader 2. Cheerleader 3. 4. Head Cheerleader 4: Civinettes 2. 3. 4: SOSH 2. 3. 4; Homecoining Candidate 4: Outstanding Senior: Senior Superlative: Most School-Spirited. alberta cross Library Club 2: Homeroom Sec. 2; Audio Visual Aids 2: Office Worker 2, 3: Black History Club 3: FHA 2. 3, 4. 194 helen earle crow Blue Print Rep. 2: SOSH 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3: National Honor Society 3. 4; Homeroom Sec. 3. 4. crystle marie crowley michael neal culbreth SOSH 2. 3; Wheelers Club 3. 4. james brendon Cunningham richard medow cureton Science Fair Winner 3: Delta Pi Science 3. 4: German Club 3. 4: Photography Club 4. V. Pres. 4; Chess Club 4: Interact 4. samuel david dalhouse martha sue darby patricia ann davenport FHA 2. elizabeth aiken davis Art Club 4; Transfer Student. Glendale Academy. james michael davis Wheelers Club 3. 4. jimmy davis Senior Superlative: Most Likely to Succeed. mary Virginia davis Homeroom Sec.-Treas. 3; Saga Rep. 3: Civinettcs 3. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4. Sec. 3: SOSH 3. 4: Transfer Student. Asheville High School. Asheville. N. C. 3. robert alonzo davis Wheelers Club 3, 4. carol ann dawkins Band 2: Homeroom V. Pres. 3. Sec. 4: Spanish 3. 4. cynthia marie dawkins Chorus 3. 4. ioretta elaine dawkins Chorus 4. michael dawkins Saga Rep. 4. joann deakin SOSH 2; Blue Print Rep. 3: National Honor Society 3. 4: French Club 3. elizabeth ann deal lawrence asbury deloach German Club 3. 4. Catherine Iouise denham Tri-Hi-Y 3. joseph scott dickerson Varsity Football 4: FCA 4. belinda gail dill Classical Club 2. Treasurer 2; Beta Club 4. gerald wayne dodd 195 willie james dogan carolyn ann draper Homeroom Sec. 2; Blue Print Rep. 3; Chorus 2, 3. 4: FHA 3. jobn edward drennan martba gordon drummond Homeroom Sec. 3. Trees. 2. 3: SOSH 2. 3: Spanish Club 3; Anchor Club 2. 3, 4, V. Pres. 4: Bridge Club 4: National Honor Society 4; Blue Print Typist 4: Science Fair Winner 3. benjamin poole dunagin JV Football 2: Varsity Football 3. 4: Block S Club 3. 4: FCA 2. 3. 4. james thomas dunagin SOSH 3: Homeroom Sec. 4. Trcas. 4; D. E. Club 4: Student Store 4. claude pressly dunbar Homeroom Pres. 3: Honors Day Speaker 3. dorothy darlene earle FHA 2. 3. ebristopber william easier sylvia kristina easier Band Color Guard 2; Saga Rep. 3; GAA 3, 4; Girls Volleyball 3, 4; Blue Print Rep. 4. micbael james east mark wood edwards Golf 2. 4. antbony wade englisb Chess Club 2: Audio Visual Aids 3. 4. bernice englisb Tri-Hi-Y 2. william robert enniss kim annette ezell Classical Club 2; Homeroom Sec. 2. Trees. 3. Pres. 4: Saga Rep. 2: Anchor 2. 3. 4. Jr. Board Director 3. Honor Anchor 3. Pres. 4; Spanish Club 3. 4; SOSH 4: Bridge Club V. Pres. 4: Outstanding Senior. pamela kay fernanders Black History Club 2; Homeroom Sec. 2. Pres. 3: Saga Rep. 2; FHA 4; Senior Superlative: Most Athletic. brenda fernandez FHA 2. 3. sbirley ann fields Black History Club 3. steve floyd fisb er Homeroom Pres. 2. 3: JV Football 2: Key Club 3. 4; SOSH 4. robert Carlisle fitchett lisa margaret flock jack david flora, jr. Baseball 2: JV Football 2; Varsity Football 3. 4. donna ellen floyd Homeroom Pres. 2, Sec.-4 reas. 3, V. Pres. 4: Blue Print Feature Reporter 3, Feature Editor 4: Tri-Hi-Y 2: SOSH 2. 3: Civinettes 3. 4. Treas. 4. S. C. Jr. Civitan Deputy Gov. 4; International Relations 3: 2nd Place National Spanish Exam 3: Beta Club 3. 4. Sec. 4; Optimist Teenager Semi-Finalist 4; Senior Superlative: Most Likely to Succeed. 196 MISSING MISSING randolph Stephen hahn National Honor Society 3. 4: Track 2. 3. 4: National Merit Letter of Commendation 4. cathy lee hall david shatter hallmark Band 2; Track 3. 4: FCA 4. william hugh hamilton iii Homeroom Pres. 2, Homeroom V. Pres. 4; Blue Print Rep. 2: Saga Business Manager 3. 4. Saga Rep. 2. 3. 4: Key Club 2. 3. 4. Scrapbook Committee Chairman 4; SOSH 2. 3. 4. Secretary 3: Powdcrbowl Queen 3: Art Club 2; FCA 4: Optimist Teenager of the Year Semi-Finalist 4: Tennis 3. 4. shirley mae hammer Cafeteria Worker 2. william Sylvester hammett, jr. Wheelers Club 3. 4. Safe Driver Award, Mr. Punctuality Award. elizabeth ann hammitt French Club 3: Delta Pi Science 4. fred haney, jr. Homeroom Treas. 2. 4. glenn irvin hankinson Civinettes 2. 3. 4: French Club 3; SOSH 2. 3: Bridge Club 4. thomas peter francis hanley viola elizabeth hardy Blue Print Feature Reporter 3. 4: GAA 2: Civinettes 2. 3. 4. Treas. 3: Black History Club 2. 3. 4. Treas. 3. Pres. 4; French Club 3. Treas. 3: FTA 3, 4. Treas. 3: Furman Scholar 3: Co-Anchorman Radio Show 3. 4: Class Beauty 3. 4: Council Meinber-at-Large 3, Delegate to SCASC 4, Homeroom V. Pres. 4. District IV Chairman 3. 4: Installation Speaker 4: Golden Girls 3. 4; Outstanding Senior; Senior Superlative: Most Likely to Succeed. christopher franklin harrelson JV Football 2: Track 2: Transfer Student. Western Guilford High. Greensboro. N. C. 2. katherine anne harris Class Sec.-1 reas. 4. Homeroom Pres. 3. Homeroom Treas. 2; Golden Girls 3. 4; Anchor 3. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Candy Striper 2. 3. 4; SOSH 2. 3. 4; Spanish Club 3. 4: Homecoming Candidate 4; Class Beauty 4. larry dean harris peggie anne harris FHA 2. Virginia rose harris Homeroom V. Pres. 2; Blue Print Rep. 2. 3: Saga Rep. 2; Color Guard 4; Anchor 3, 4: French Club 3: SOSH 3. 4: Alpha Delta Sigma 3. 4. michael joseph hash mary jane hattala Spanish Club 4: Health Careers 4. Virginia margaret hawk Blue Print I ypist 3. 4; Anchor 3. 4; Transfer Student, Lower Moreland High School. Pa. 3. ellis randolph hawkins. jr. jack henson hawkins barbara kay heafner Homeroom Sec. 2: Jr. Marshal 3. harriett king heafner william ernest helms Chorus 4: VIP 2. 3. 4; Art Club 2. 4: Library Club 2; Chess Club 2. 3; Alpha Delta Sigma 4. 199 daniel wesley Henderson roderick darnell Henderson Blue Print Rep. 2: Saga Rep. 3. 4; Guidance Aide 3. elizabetH ann Hendley joHn wesley Hensley JV Football 2: Varsity Football 3, 4; Wbeelers Club 3. 4. delores mae Hicklin Blue Print News Reporter 2. 3, 4; Black History Club 2. 3: FTA 2: Wbeelers Club 3. 4; Photography Club 4; SHS Radio Show 4: SOSH 4: Alpha Delta Sigma 4. sHelia violet Hickman Saga Rep. 4: Chorus 2. 3, 4, Ensemble 4; French Club 3; SOSH 3. joHn pHillip HigHsmitH Science Fair Winner 3; National Honor Society 4: Delta Pi Science 4; Astronomy Club 4. Sec.-Treas. 4; Forensic Society 4. james HugH Hill Band 2: SOSH 3; Glee Club 3. 4: Interact 3, 4. paula maria Hines Transfer Student. Spartanburg Day School 4. janet margaret Hipp julie Virginia Hipp Tri-Hi-Y 3. elisabeth Hirsiger Beta Club 4. james dean Hodge Key Club 3. 4. pHillip ernest Holland Homeroom V. Pres. 2: JV Football 2, Captain 2: German Club 3. julian tHomas Hollis, jr. JV' Football 2: Varsity f’ootball 3, 4: Key Club 3. 4; Block S Club 3. 4, Pres. 4: FCA 2. 3: Senior Superlative: Most Athletic. larry dexter Hollis Band 2. Pvt. 2: Black History Club 3: Wheelers Club 2. 3. 4. betty Iynn Holt SOSH 2. 3: Beta 3. 4. sHeila kay Holt Hyla maria Hope frances kay Hormell Blue Print Rep. 3: National Honor Society 3. 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3: SOSH 2: National Merit Letter of Commend. 4. rebecca Iouise Horne SOSH 2. 4: Band 3. 4. Staff Sgt. 4. Asst. Color Guard Capt. 4; Chorus 4. randolpH floyd Horsley Bowling Club 2. brent cHristopber Horton Wheelers Club 4. william andrew Horton Homeroom V. Pres. 4: Saga Business Staff 4; SOSH 4. 200 rebecca Iouise howe Black History Club 2; Homeroom Pres. 4; National Honor Society 3, 4. nancy adams hudnall Band 2. 3, 4. Personnel Sec. 3. 4, Sgt. 3, Staff Sgt. 4; Orchestra 4: Saga Rep. 3; FHA 4: Health Careers Club 3. 4. michael keith huey Chorus 4. All-State Chorus 4, Ensemble 4. vicki Iynn Huff Homeroom Sec. 4; SOSH 2. 3. 4; Health Careers, Candy Striper 2, 3. 4: Chorus 3. 4. Ensemble 4; Golden Girls 3, 4, Co-Capt. 4: Anchor 3, 4; Spanish Club 3. 4. elaine humphries D.E. Club 4; FHA 4; Health Careers 2: Library Club 3: Ushers League 2; Senior Superlative: Best Dressed. susan diane bumpbries Health Careers 2. barold taft bunt Homeroom Pres. 4. alien bunter, jr. JV Football 2: Varsity Football 3, 4: Track 3, 4. albert jerome israel sandra kaye israel Homeroom Treas. 2: Blue Print Rep. 2: Saga Rep. 2: Band 2. 3. 4. Corporal 3. Uniform Supply Officer 4. Staff Sgt. 4. rebecca elyn ivey robert glenn ivey jacqueline jackson Homeroom Sec.-Trcas. 3: Homecoming Candidate 4. gerald wayne jackson jimmy earle jackson Senior Superlative: Most Popular. nancy judell jackson GAA 4. billy ellis jarrett teresa Iynne jarrett gloria jean jenkins GAA 2: Chorus 2. 3. 4. Ensemble 3: Library 3: Senior Superaltive: Most Talented. patricia cassandra jeter Saga Rep. 4. patrick grabam jobe Delta Pi Science 3. 4. Pres. 4: National Merit Semi-Finalist 4: Beta Club 4; Science Fair Winner 3. 4: Furman Scholar 3: Senior Superlative: Most Intellectual. annette jobnson FHA 4; Guidance Aide 2, 3. 4: Library Award. doris ann jobnson Health Careers, Candy Striper 2, 3. 4, Treas. 4; Blue Print Typist 3. 4. Production Manager 4: Anchor 3. 4; Band Color Guard 3, 4, Corporal 4. marvin david jobnson 201 ronnie johnson D. E. Club 4. vickie Iynn johnson debra ann jobnston SOSH 2. 3: Homeroom Sec. 3. 4; Art Club 4: Spanish Club 4; Bridge Club 4. patricia kay jolly Blue Print Rep. 2: Saga Rep. 2: Wheelers Club 3, 4: Homecoming Candidate 4. betty ruth jones SOSH 2. 3; German Club 2; Guidance Aide 3. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4: Photography Club 4: Alpha Delta Sigma 4; Optimist Teenager Semi-Finalist 4. daniel monroe jones janet Iynn jones Chorus 2. 3. 4; All-State Chorus 3: Ensemble 3, 4. Section Manager 4. sara elizabeth jones SOSH 2: Homeroom Pres. 2. 3; Civincttes 2. 3. 4. V. Pres. 4: Photography Club 4: Council Member-at-Largc 4; Senior Superlative: Most Dependable: Optimist Teenager of the Year Semi-Finalist 4. william martin jones Chess Club 3. 4. susan elizabeth joseph oren randolph judy Homeroom V. Pres. 2: SOSH 2. 4: Golf 4. james martin keesler, jr. Homeroom Sec. 2. Pres. 3. V. Pres. 4: Blue Print Rep. 4; Chorus 2. 3. 4. Public Relations Officer 4, All-State Chorus 2. 3. V. Pres. 3: Glee Club 2. 3. 4. Pres. 2. 3: Interact 3. 4. Interact Man of the Year 3: SHS Alma Mater Composer 3: SOSH 2. 3. 4: Audio Visual Aids Club 3. 4. V. Pres. 4: Basketball Announcer 3. 4: Variety Show Producer-Director 3; Outstanding Senior: Senior Superlative: Most Talented. kim nottingham keith Homeroom Pres. 2. 3: JV Football 2: Varsity Football 3. 4: Golf 2. 3. 4: Wrestling 2: Key Club 2. 3. 4: Block S Club 3. 4: FCA 3: SOSH 4: Senior Superlative: Best Looking. durwin lee kelly john darrell kelly JV Basketball 2: JV Football 2: Track 3: Varsity Basketball 3. 4: D. E. Club 4. henry emerson kerns JV Basketball 2: Wheelers Club 3, 4: Senior Superlative: Best Looking. john abit kilgore Tennis Team 3. 4: SOSH 2. 3. 4: Beta Club 4: Interact 3, 4, Treas. 4: National Merit Letter of Commendation 4. michael lewis king Audio Visual Aids 2. 3, 4. steven ray king Wrestling 2. 3, 4, Co-Captain 3, 4: Block S Club 2. 3. 4. susan frances kinsland Homeroom V. Pres. 2. meri Iynn kirby Blue Print Rep. 2: SOSH 3: French Club 2. 3. 4: Alpha Della Sigma 3. 4. Sec.-Treas. 4. Virginia ruth kissell SOSH 2: Spanish Club 3: National Merit Semi-Finalist 3: Science Fair Winner. SHS Regional Fair 2; 2nd Place. Engineering Society of Professional Engineers 2: Civincttes 2. 3. Project Committee Chairman 4; Health Careers Club 2. 3. 4: Candy Striper 2. 3. 4: Deltu Pi Science 4, Sec. 4: Beta Club 3, 4. V. Pres. 4: Homeroom V. Pres. 4. robert francis klein Alpha Delta Sigma 3: Art Club 4. elizabeth claire knight Council Member-at-Large 2. Homeroom Sec. 3: Honors Day Speaker 3: Saga Business Staff 3. 4: Anchor 2. 3. 4. Parliamentarian 4; French Club 2, 3, 4: Homecoming Candidate 4. 202 MISSING MISSING anthony gene martin Chorus 3. 4. All-Stale Chorus 3, Glee Club 3, 4. Pres. 4. betty rose martin FTA 2. 3. patty Iynn martin Homeroom V. Pres. 3: Spanish Club 3. pamela Ienore mason charmaine iva mcabee Band 2. Color Guard 2: Orchestra 2: German Club 2; Blue Print Rep. 3. deborab fay mebride Blue Print Rep. 2: Saga Rep. 2: SOSH 2; French Club 3. 4. Pres. 4; German Club 2. 3; Alpha Della Sigma 3. 4: National Merit Letter of Commendation 4. jody edwin mebride cheryl ann mccall Chorus 3: FTA 3: SOSH 2. sylvia ann mccollough SOSH 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Spanish Club 3; Science Fair Winner 2. 3. Iinda rose mcconagby Alpha Delta Sigma 2: SOSH 2. 3: Honors Day Speaker 3; FHA 4. marsba elaine mccrary teddie neil mccraw Baseball 3. 4; Football 3. 4. Green Shirt Award 3; FCA 3. 4: Swimming 4; Block S Club 4. connie sbaron mcintyre SOSH 2: Blue Print Business Staff 4; French Club 3: Anchor Club 3, 4. willie lee mckennedy denise claudette mckensie SOSH 2. Stanley earl mckensie donnie mack mcmaban JV Basketball 2: JV Football 2: Varsity Football 3. 4; Track 2. 3. 4. State Meet 3: Block S. Club 4. annie Iaura means GAA 2: SOSH 2. 3: FHA 2; Canteen Worker 2: JV Cheerleader 2. Varsity Cheerleader 3; Golden Girls 4. Co-Capt. 4; Black History Club 3: Class Beauty 2, 3. 4: Homecoming Candidate 4: Senior Superlative: Best Looking. joyce annette means Homeroom Tres. 2: GAA 2; SOSH 2: Bowling Club 2: Library Club 2: Black History Club 2. 3: Chorus 3. 4. pbyllis detrice yvonne means FHA 3. carolyn juanita mereditb riebard ivan messer karen anne miebaud Homeroom Scc.-Trcas. 4: Blue Print Rep. 3: Saga Rep. 2: Health Careers Club 2. 3. 4. T reas. 3. Pres. 4. Candy Striper 2. 3. 4. SOSH 2. 3. 4: Tri-Hi-Y 4. william kistler micbener Astronomy Club 2. Sec. 2: Delta Pi Science 2. 4: Photography Club 2: State Rep.. NASA-NSTA Youth Science Congress 2; State Winner, TSEP 2: 1st Place Biology Division. SHS Science Fair 2: JASC Speaker 2: Homeroom Treas. 2: Blue Print. Sports 2. 3: Interact 3. 4. 205 deborab bay miller SOSH 2: FTA 4. micbael mattbew miller Homeroom Pres. 2. V. Pres. 3. jack milkvood Saga Rep. 2; Blue Print Rep. 2. 3: FCA 2. 3. 4. Chaplain -1; Baseball 2, 3, 4: JV Football 2. Varsity Football 3. 4; Block S Club 3. 4; Wheelers Club 3. 4: Homeroom Pres. 4. donald william moore, jr. mary elizabetb moore SOSH 2: Band 2. 3. 4. Personnel 4. Sgt. 3. 1st Lt. 3. All-State Band Clinic: 3. Solo llnsemble 2. 3. 4. Western Reg. Band 2. 3. Spartanburg Wind Ensemble 2. 4: Orchestra 2. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 4: Homeroom Sec.-Treas. 4. timothy cbarles morris JV Football 2; Varsity Football 3. 4: Track 2. 3. 4: Interact 3. 4. Sec. 4: National Merit Letter of Commendation 4: National Math Test Winner 3: FCA 4: National Honor Society 4. jobn antbony morrison connie sue morrow FHA 2. 3. gail moss Homeroom Sec.-Treas. 2: Band 2, 3. Corporal 3. mary ellen mountain GAA 2: SOSH 3. monty Virginia mullen jere lynn nantz Homeroom V. Pres. 4: Blue Print Rep. 4: Civinettes 2. 3. 4. Membership Committee Chairman 4. tbomas leon nasb kendra dale newman goldie denise nicbols kimberly ann niess terry nixon birgit ostermeier SOSH 3: National Honor Society 4: French Club 3. 4: Alpha Delta Sigma 4. robert william overman Homeroom Pres. 3. 4; Saga Business Staff 4: March-of-Dimes Co-Chairman 3. sandra elaine oxford Saga Rep. 2: Homeroom Sec.-Treas. 4; SOSH 2. 3. 4: Chorus 3. 4. F.nsemble 4: Health Careers 2, 3. 4: Chaplain 4: Anchor 3. 4. robin ann pace SOSH 4: Spanish Club 4. millie lee padgett Blue Print Rep. 2: Tri-Hi-Y 3. edward ervin page Homeroom Pres. 3. deborab kaye painter 206 john scott parker Art Club 4: SOSH 4. karen denise parks Band 2, 3. 4. All-State Band Clinic 3. Sgt. 3. Western Reg. Band 3. Muster Sgt. 4. Solo und Ensemble 2. 3. 4. bob william parris susan lynn parsick SOSH 2: Homeroom Sec. 2: Tri-Hi-Y 3. martha elizabetb paslav SOSH 3: Library Club 2. mike cbarles pate Homeroom Pres. 3: Swimming 3. robert alien patterson, jr. ernest gibbs patton, jr. SHS Radio Club 3; Blue Print Business Staff 4: Interact 2. 3, 4. Jr. Director 3. Pres. 4: Cafeteria Worker 2. 3. 4; First Circle Business Staff 4. marilynn dapbne payden ETA 2. 3; Homecoming Candidate 4. dennis roger pennington Art Club 2. Golden Key Art Award 2; Honors Day Speaker 3: Science Fair Winner 3; Interact 3, 4; Homeroom Sec.-Trcas. 4: SOSH 3. 4: Optimist Teenager of the Year Semi-l'inalist 4. mattie lue peoples Homeroom Sec.-Treas. 3. 4. warren leroy perrion licio sergio pesara Homeroom Pres. 4: Golf 2. 4. jan elizabetb petree Spanish Club 2. 3; Pep Club 2: Chorus 2. 4: Transfer Student. Irmo High School. Columbia. S. C. lou ann pettit SOSH 2: Blue Print Business Staff 2. 3. 4. Rep. 2. 3. 4; Chorus 2. 3. 4. Ensemble 3. 4; Library Club 4. randy earle pettit jack quentin petty, jr. laura pendley petty JV Cheerleader 2: SOSH 2; Homeroom Pres. 2. 3: Blue Print Rep. 4. mary grace pbillips Saga Rep. 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3: Homeroom Pres. 2. 3. Sec. 4; Blue Print Rep. 3: Art Club 4; French Club 3: Girls’ State 3. teresa elizabetb pbillips Homeroom Sec. 2. Treas. 3. 4: Saga Rep. 2, 3, 4: SOSH 2: Alpha Delta Sigma 2; Spanish Club 4. robert frank piasio Key Club 3. V. Pres. 3: Transfer Student. Farming-dale High School. Farmingdale. N. Y. 3. berne carole poliakoff SOSH 2. 3: Spanish Club 2; Homeroom V. Pres. 2. I reas. 3. Pres. 4; Senior Superlative: Most Talented. Catherine anne pollitzer Homeroom Pres. 2. Sec. 3. 4: French Club 3: Saga Rep. 3: National Honor Society 3: Anchor 3. 4; Class Beauty 2. 3, 4: Homecoming Queen 4: Senior Superlative: Best Looking. doris ann ponder Homeroom V. Pres. 2: Saga Rep. 2: Chorus 2. 4: GAA 2: SOSH 2. 207 david earle poole andrea miguel porter Saga Rep. 4; Black History Club 3. 4; FHA 2. 3, 4. Sec. 4: Library Club 3; FTA 4; Office Worker 4; Senior Superlative: Friendliest. marcellous christopher posey Band Corporal 2. 3: Library Club 2: Wheelers Club 3. 4. katbryn ann powell SOSH 2. 3. 4: National Honor Society 3: Spanish Club 3. 4. rhomeyn Ieondra pridgen French Club 4: FTA 3. 4. janet ann prince French Club 3: SOSH 2, 3; Blue Print Rep. 4: Bridge Club. 4. cbarles alan pruitt jerri Iynn pruitt SOSH 3. george reginald pryor Wheelers Club 3. 4; Woodmen of the World Safe Driving Award 3. sarab jo rainey German Club 3: Orchestra 2. 3. 4. All-State Concert 2. 3. 4. Soloist. Spartanburg Symphony 3. 4, Brevard Music Center Scholarship 2. 3, 4. deborab lou randall GAA 2: Homeroom Pres. 4. Sec.-Treas. 3: Blue Print Business Staff 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4: SOSH 3. 4. billie ann ray Homeroom Pres. 2; FHA 2. 3: SOSH 3: Black History Club 2. 3. 4. susan Iorraine reed Homeroom Sec.-Treas. 2. 3: National Honor Society 3: Band 2, 3. Western Regional Band Clinic 2. 3, Pvt. 2. Sgt. 3. All-State Band 3. Color Guard 2, 3. Capt. 3: Anchor 2. 3. Jr. Director 3: Transfer Student. Dorman High School: Converse College Foundation Scholarship 2. 3. aaron dale reynolds janet lynne reynolds Chorus 3: Alpha Delta Sigma 4. janice ann rbea Homeroom Pres. 3: Anchor 3. 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4, Pres. 4: SOSH 2. 3: Blue Print Review Editor 4: Homecoming Candidate 4. dwain mark rice linda ann rice FHA 3. jerry willis richardson glenn franklin riddle james randall riddle barry keitb ridley Blue Print Rep. 2. 3: Saga Rep. 2, 3: Tennis 2. 3, 4. State Tournament 2: SOSH 2. 3. 4: Block S Club 3. 4: FCA 3. 4. FTA 3. 4. German Club 3. 4. kerri lanie rivers I rack 2. 3. 4. Slate Meet 3: Wresiling 2. 3. 4, Co-Capt. 4: Chess Club 4: Key Club 4: Senior Superlative: Wittiest. gloria dale roberts Scholastic Art Certificate 2, 3. 3rd Place, S. C. State Fair 3. 208 james edward roberts, jr. kay malisse roberts National Honor Society 4. juditb ann robertson National Honor Society 3, 4: Anchor 3. 4, Jr. Board Director 4: SOSH 3. 4; Spanish Cluh 3: Homeroom Sec. 4. debora sue robinette russell conrad robinette Homeroom Pres. 3. 4; SOSH 3. 4; Varsity Football 4: Key Cluh 4. dianne robinson FHA 4: Library Club V. Pres. 4. george randolpb robinson patsy dianne roebester judy karen rollins Bowling 2: Tri-Hi-Y 3. terry lee rollins Track 3; Interact 4. ricky samuel rowland Black History 3: Wheelers Club 3, 4. katbleen ann runnion Blue Print Rep. 3: FHA 3. 4. Reporter 4. donald alan ruttle grover salters, jr. JV I'ootball 2; Black History Club 4. randy samuel JV Basketball 2: Varsity Basketball 3. 4. Constance taft sanborn Library Club 2; Blue Print Rep. 3. 4: Saga Rep. 3. 4: FHA 3, 4. Parliamentarian 4: Health Careers 2. 3. 4. V. Pres. 3. 4. Candy Striper 2, 3, 4; Alpha Delta Sigma 3. zebric vincent sanders Homeroom V. Pres. 2. Pres. 3. 4; JV Football 2; JV Basketball 2: Varsity Basketball 3. 4: Varsity Football 3. 4: Key Club 3. 4. V. Pres. 4: Block S Club 3. 4. Scc.-Trens. 4: FCA 3. 4. Pres. 4: Outstanding Senior; Senior Superlative: Most Athletic. william Cornelius sargent, jr. susan denise sebrader Della Pi Science 3. 4: German Club 3. 4: Canteen Worker 4: National Honor Society 4: Summer Science Research 4; S. C. Jr. Academy of Science 4. mary elizabetb sebuette Chorus 3. 4. Ensemble 4: National Honor Society 4; National Merit Semi-Finalist 4. david elisab scott Homeroom Pres. 2. Council Membcr-at-Lorge 3; JV Basketball Manager 2. Varsity Basketball Manager 2. i. 4: Golf 2. 3. 4: Key Club 3. 4: Bloch S Club 4: Delta Pi Science 4: I'rench Club 2. 3. 4: SOSH 2. 3. 4. Pres. 4; Beta Club 4: National Merit Letter of Commendation 4: Science Fair Winner 3: Senior Superlative: Most School-Spirited. barold grant seifert Wheelers Club 2. 3. 4. terry patrick sbaw Wrestling 3. 4. gloria denise sberbert GAA 2. 3. 4; Library Club 2. 3. 4. Pres. 3. Sec. 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Girls Volleyball 3. 4. 209 margaret Iouise schoolbred Constance susan shoupe National Honor Society 3: Chorus 2. 3. 4; Ensemble 3. 4. FTA 3. 4. kimberly anne sburburtt Council Mcmher-nt-Lnrgc 2. Homeroom Pres. 3. 4: Chorus 2. 3. Ensemble 3; JV Cheerleader 2. Co-Head Cheerleader 2. Varsity Cheerleader 3. 4. Co-Captain 4; ACA Brevard Cheerleading Camp 3. 4: Civineltes 2. 3. 4; Class Beauty 2. 3. 4; Homecoming Candidate 1: SOSH 2. 3, 4; Spanish Club 4: Senior Superlative: Most Popular. edward jay silverman Blue Print Photographer 3. 4: Pirst Circle Literary Staff 3. Art Staff 3: Photography Club 4. michael ervin sims sandra delores sims Homeroom V. Pres. 3: Black History Club 4: FTA 4: Canteen Worker 4: Stillman College Scholarship 4. claudia simuel GAA 2: Council Mcmher-at-Lorgc 2: Health Careers 2: Blue Print Feature Reporter 2. 3. 4: FT!A 3. Chairman 3: Guidance Aide 3: Homecoming Sponsor 4: Girls’ State 4. clinton orr sites Science Fair Winner 2: Chess Club 2. 3: Delta Pi Science 3. 4: Notional Merit Letter of Commendation 4. bernita ann smith SOSH 3: Homeroom V. Pres. 3; Black History Club 2. 3. 4: FHA 2. 3. 4. bonnie lou smith GAA 2: Council Member-al-Large 2: Chorus 3, 4, Ensemble 4. charles preston smith dexter kenard smith Varsity Football 4, Co-Captain 4. eleanor montgomery smith GAA 2. 3: Alpha Delta Sigma 2. 3: Art Club 2. 3. 4: SOSH 2. 3. 4; Science Fair Winner 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 4. elisabeth christman smith Saga Rep. 4; GAA 4: Girls Volleyball 4: Transfer Student. Glendale Academy. elizabeth jane smith Chorus 3. harold stuart smith Spanish Club 3; Honors Day Speaker 3: SOSH 3, 4. spirit SOSH 2. 3. I. Trens. 4: Homecoming Candidate 4 Outstanding Delegate Award, SCASC Workshop 4 Class Beauty 4; Outstanding Senior; Senior Superlative: Best Dressed. sybil lair stewart SOSH 2. 3: Homeroom Pres. 3, 4; Blue Print Typist 2. 3. Asst. Production Manager 3. Rep. 2, 3; Saga Rep. 2. Business Staff 3. 4; National Honor Society 4; Chorus 2, 3. 4. Ensemble 3. 4. Pres. 4; Anchor 2. 3. 4. Sec. 4: Spanish Club 4: 1st Place. State Essay Contest 3: All-State Chorus 4. frank folk stieglitz Astronomy Club 4; Photography Club 4. martba susan storey SOSH 2: Spanish Club 2. 3. maureen ann storr SOSH 2. 3: Art Club 2. 3. 4. Art Gallery Manager 4. 1st Place Piedmont Interstate lrair 2, Honorable Mention. National Scholastic Art Show 2; Certificate ol Merit, Regional Scholastic Art 2; Blue Ribbon Gold Key Awards. Scholastic Art Show 2: Civinettes 3. 4: National Merit Semi-Finalist: Senior Superlative: Wittiest. sylvia styles FHA 1. gregory alien suits Homeroom Pres. 3. 4: Blue Print Rep. 2: Saga Rep. 2; .IV I'oothal! 2: Varsity Football 4: Track 3, FCA 2. 3. 4. V. Pres. 4. larry eugene summey Band 2. 3. 4. Supply Officer 4. Sgt. 3. Squad Deader 3. 1st 1.1. 4: Chorus 3. 4, All-State Chorus 3. Glee Club 3. 4. james earl tanner shelbv jean tennyson cliery I ann thorn as FHA 3: Library Club 3. elaine sadie turner barry timothy vann Blue Print Rep. 2: JV Football 2; SHS Radio Club 3: SOSH 3: Audio Visual Aids Club- Pres. 2, 3, 4. rita margaret varner Spanish Club 3: Homeroom Sec.-Treas. A SOSH 4. robert vassalle Council Member-at-Large 4: Blue Print News Rep. 3. 4. Rep. 2. 4: Saqa Rep. 2: Band Announcer 4: Chorus 3. 4. Cdee Club 3. 4: Golf 2. 3. 4: Interact 3. 4. Sr. Board Member 4; FTA 3. 4, Pres. 4; Radio Show 3. 4. Anchorman 4; SOSH 2. 3. 4: Spanish Club 2. 3. 4. Chrm. Display Comm. 3. Vice Pres. 4; Ushers League I reas. 2. 3: Honors Day Speaker 3; Co-Chrm. of SHS March of Dimes 3. Chrm 4; Announcer, Basketball 3: 1‘orensic Society 4; Semi-Fin. Optimist Teenager 4; Outstanding Senior; Senior Superlative: Friendliest. ann lucille vehorn bruce johnson viehman Track 2. carolyn jean wade ryan denise wade JV Cheerleader 2. Varsity Cheerleader 3. 4. Alt. 3: Anchor 2. 3, 4, Social Chrm. 4; French Club 3, 4, V. Pres. 3: SOSH 2. 3. 4; Hmrm. Pres. 2. 3. 4: National Hon. Society 3, 4, Pres. 4; Class Beauty 3, 4; Homecoming Can. 4; Honor Attendant 4; Outstanding Senior; Senior Superlative: Friendliest. james Ioran waldrep I rack 2; Chorus 2, 3, 4, All-State Chorus 3, Glee Club 2. 3. 4. Baritone Section Manager 3, 4; Librarian 4; Wheelers Club 2, 3. 4. pamela anne walker Tennis 3; GAA 2. 3, 4, Sec.-Treas. 3. Pres. 4: Girls’ Volleyball 3. 4. william maxwell walker iii Golf 2. 3; Varsity Basketball Trainer 2. 3. 4, 3-Letler Award 4; Varsity Football Trainer 3. 4; Key Club 3. 4: FCA 2, 3. 4; SOSH 3; Spanish Declamation Contest 3; Outstanding Senior: Block S 2, 3. 4. deborah jean watts SOSH 2. donna marie weathers SOSH 2. 3. 4; Spanish Club 4. wanda faye webb cheryl sue webner dorotby Iynn weese Band 2. 3. Squad Leader 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3: Forensic 4; Guidance Aide 4. rebecca welch Homeroom V. Pres. 2: Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4; Blue Print Rep. 2, 4: Hcalih Careers 3: SOSH 2. 3. 4: Spanish Club 2. 3. Treas. 3; Saga Rep. 4: FHA 4. william james welch S. C. Hallmark Art Award 3; Buseball 3. 4; Art Club 4: Block S Club 4: Outstanding Senior. andrea weldon Library Club 2: Black History Club 2: FHA 4; Health Careers 2, 3, 4. emma marie west Health Careers 3. 4: Spanish Club 3, 4. june alane west SOSH 2: D. E. Club V. Pres. 3. nancy jane west Blue Print Rep. 3: National Honor Society 3. 4: Civinettes 3. 4: SOSH 3; Spanish Club 3. polly ann wetzel marc joseph whisenant david george white Blue Print Business Staff 3; Key Club 2, 3. 4. vickie lynne white debra anne whitener FHA 2; Chorus 3, 4. ned reynolds wilder, jr. Art Club 2. 3; Gold Medal Scholastic Art Awards 3: Homeroom V. Pres. 4: Blue Print Cartoonist 4. Rep. 4: SOSH 2. 3: Alpha Delta Sigma 3. 4. Pres. 4. cecilia ciasta wilkins I ransfer Student. Chesnee High School 2: Blue Print I ypist 3. Rep. 4; Band 2; GAA 2: Safety Direction Officer of the Month Award 3. kathy ruth wilkins Library Club 3: Black History Club 3. 4. Treas. 4: D. E. Club 4: FHA 3. 4. Reporter 4. cheryl denise williams SOSH 2: French Club 3. 4. deborah ann williams SOSH 2. dennis earl w'illiams Art Club 4. donna Iynn williams evelyn julia w'illiams I lomeroom V. Pres. 2, Sec. 2. 213 hazel williams Library Club 2: Homeroom V. Pres. 3, 4. FHA 3: Blue Print Rep. 4. randy wyatt williams ray williams torazes williams Blue Print Rep. 2: Homeroom Pres. 3, V. Pres. 4. linda jean willis william edward willis Band 2 ,3, Corporal 3. claudia jean wilson FHA 4. connie wilson GAA 2; FHA 2, 3: Health Careers Club 2. 3: Library Club 3. donna leigh wilson Band 2; Saga Rep. 3: Civineltes 3. 4: French Club 3: SOSH 3. 4; Homeroom Sec. 4. jesse myles wilson JV Football 2: FCA 2. 3. 4: Wheelers Club 2. 3. 4: Woodman of the World Safe Driving Award 3: Varsity Basketball Manager 3. 4. winston wingo Blue Print Rep. 3, Cartoonist 3: Art Club 2. 3, 4, V. Pres. 2. 3: Black History Club 4; French Club 4: SOSH 4. david thomas wofford marian gail wofford 2nd Place Art Division Piedmont Lair 3. terry eugene wood Baseball 2: JV Football. Capt. 2; Varsity Football 3. 4. Co-Capt. 4. thurma renee wood Chorus 2: GAA 2. 3. 4; Beta Club 4. jimmie lee woodruff Homeroom V. Pres. 3: Saga Rep. 3: Chorus 2: Varsity Lootball 4: Track 4. (retting the spirit at the bonfire. 214 And tlien she said . . . Bernice English claps in approval. Chip Rivers and Lee Alley go their separate ways. vincent earl woodruff william gregory woods john edward woolen joan michele worden Arl Club 4; Forensic Society 3. 4; Photography Club 4; SHS Radio Club 4. joann wright FHA 3: Black History Club 3: Wheelers Club 4. linda suzanne yaden Saga Rep. 3: National Honor Society 4; Spanish Club 3; Guidance Aide 4: National Merit Letter of Commendation 4. melody lawanda young FHA 2: Ushers League 2; Saga Rep. 4. robert wesley young sandra ann young sherry hay young regina sylvia zoglio Homeroom V. Pres. 2. Sec.-Treas. 3. 4: Saga Rep. 2-SOSH 3. robert anthony zoglio IV Football 2. Capt. 2; Trade 2. 3. Manager 2. 3: Bowling Club Manager 2. 3: FCA 3; Cafeteria Worker 2. 3. 215 216 JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES-AT-LARGE: Ric Thomas. Melodye Means. Lanier Laney. Ronald Dean Fowler, Jim Burchfield. Veronica Thompson. Wayne Drummond. 218 • 9 danny abraham Iarry adams dale alien eddie alien wally alley lee altman mark anderson reid anderson joy ayers dcbra bagwell anne bain sieve baker lisa baldvvin britt ballenger greg ballenger jobn bane alan banks sa Hy nan barber russell bar nett jennie rulb batson rutb beckers suzanne beckbam mindy beebe katbie bell margarette bell pam bevis david bisbop Stanley bivings donna blackwell ricky blalock teresa blancbard lisa bland david a. blanton david blanton katby blanton cbristi bobo betsy bomar biff bomar mike bond Stephanie boyd brenda brad ford sherry brannon Ivnn brasbears cllen brenneman patricia brewton suzanne brice patty bridges norie brinkman len brock jeri brooks jul ie brooks diane brown janet brown robert browning billy buice yvonne bullock mary anne burch jim burch field betb burgess doris burris debora burroughs jack burton linda byrd 219 juniors john byrnes Iibby caldwell perry caldwell wanda calvert dena Campbell mary cannon scott carrutb teena carson cathy caudle karen cavin jamie chapman joy chastain steve cheeks mitzi chitty donna clippard roger clubb alan coates ray coker danny coleman michael coleman vicki coleman david comer juanita cook david cooke linda copeland vvendy costine bernie cote jim couch deebie council Iibby Covington faith cox samuel davidson carol davis john davis lamar davis deedie deal david dedmon mary pat denham shannon dickerson phi I dodd luann dover joanna drake Iibby drotor linda drummond wayne drummond angie dunbar towles dunbar tommy duncan phi I dye bebe easier cindy easier cookie easier deana easier margette edgeson susan eilenberg cherie elias eddie emory david everett jimmy ezell danny fant sheree feinstein david ferguson michael ferguson 220 MISSING jill kay joyce keller nancy kelley bob kennedy miriam kerns alfreda king doug king roberl kingsmore gregg knox charlene koon debbie kunak grey Iancaster ray Iancaster lanier Ianey dale langston katby lantbier alberta lee donnie lee richard lee robyn lee cheryl leicbt evan Iindsay rickie Iittlejohn geneva locklear mary kay Ioeven bonnie loftin vickie loizakes armando Ilorente ronald lowery rick Iunsford robbie Iyles wayne Ivies betb mahaffey Janet malone molly maness Lollipop . . . telephone . . . sandwich. juniors tliomas martin nancy marzo dale mason dcnnis mason kenneth mattson vickey mcabee niary anne mcbride lewis mccallister john mccormack rickey mcdaniel jody mcelratb bernard mcintyre les mcmillan bill mcwborter melodye means ann melton mike metz rick miller tony miller crystal mills elizabetb mitchem robert monaghan denny morgan gary morgan neal morris steve murph julie murray ronny neighbors sbaron nesbitt cbarlene nevvcomb eddie nicholls ruth ann nicholson pam osment terri otwell debby owens gail padgett janet painter alan pangle george papadis beverly patton ronnie patton janice pearson rick pennebaker kim penney jerry pennington sharon peoples dale petty ann pickett Ivn pittman dave poltersdorf ashley powell helen ruth powell arlene presnell janet price tony price kennetn pridgeon larry proctor wanda pye anne queen lee ranson mike rapp kathy rice maria rice 224 MISSING MISSING Juniors cheer their float on to victory. 227 SOPHOMORE REPRESENTAT IVES-AT -LARGE: Ernest Young, Eddie Allen. Owen Maromson, Gary Brown, Andrea Howard. 228 sophs. jane abernatby cindy adair rirhard affenit eddie alien leo alley cathy allison debra allison roger allison roger anders debbie andcrson nancy andcrson candy andrews janet antbony joyce artison mark atberton darrell atkins leigb audsley sandy ouman marsba bagley kvm bagwell cnerie bailey nancy bain joyce baird wanda baker susan bald win steve ballenger ellen bankbead micbael barnctt randall barnette joe barry katberine barry waiter bell barry bennett karen bennett tedi bennett gary biggins patti bisbop ray bisbop altbea bivings catby black eric blackwell donnie blackwood sara blackwood peggy blancbard micbael blanton cyntbia bobo brenda boozer suzette boukedes buddy bowman keitb boyett benry boyter Carolyn bradford sandra bradbam jayne brad ley karen brannon tommy brasbears pam bridges susan bridges wendy bridges darlene brown gary brown jimmy brown lynne brown 229 9 sophs, starr brown jewelle bull karen bull jeannie burcbette jeff burnett sbaron burns cyntbia butler david byars katberine byrd dorotby byrnes mary byrum pam cain steve calicutt don Campbell marion Campbell rick Campbell vicki Campbell debbie cannon jeff cannon curtis cantrell robbie carroll libby cartee betsy champion Iynn champion chappy chapman karen chapman april charles tim charles rock christ cliff clary rick clary mary elements Iynn coan tena cole frank coleman russ collins vanessa collins bobby Conner terrie cook eddie cooksey curtis cooper terri cooper mitch copeland richard corbin Caroline correll patricia costello anne cote paul cote joe cothran billy crawford ellen crcech jean betty crook donald crook donna crosby cathy cudd kaye cudd betty curtis kenny darr susan dasher cathy davis ricky davis dwayne deal jean deal 230 MISSING MISSING MISSING MISSING MISSING MISSING chip thurmond charles tillotson jamie tobin claryl toney vivian toon maxine trotter grog turnage angela turner betsy turner donna turner carol vann becky varner lisa vaughn marty vermillion teresa vess kathy vest cathy waddel libby vvaldrep randy wailis david walsh david warren dorothy watson Iiz watson linda webb myra west susan west jobn wharton meg wheatley dorothea white charles wilkins eddie williams james williams lee williams nancy williams nelson williams steve williams clay williamson tom williamson mark willis betty wilson bill wilson kathey wilson debby winters cindy wo fford gene wofford kathy wo fford sandra wofford donna wood susan woods a I fort woody gean woody susan workman kathy worthy mark yaden shelley yogman bill young cole young jackie young jeannie young thomas young keith younger paula zimmerman 237 I told him to be here an hour ago. Un-uh. It goes over here. This is the lifel Sophomores celebrate the arrival of Friday with an old-fashioned picnic. Sophomores make a human bonfire. cfeaftMcrsw okay, i’ll take that one «—i think the manager is my aunt’s cousin s son . . . your turn to talk, i did it last time . . . fifteen places and you sold only twenty dollars worth? ... the amount of color depends on this section . . . the job of selling ads is one of the least enjoyable and most important— without it there would not be a yearbook . . . our sincere thanks go to all of the businesses of the Spartanburg area that think enough of their youth to back them in their endeavors . . . contributors 241 JAMES FOWLER JOHN FOWLER BILLY FOWLER FOWLER BROS. CLEANERS (ODORLESS CLEANERS) • 422 WEST MAIN ST. SPARTANBURG, S. C. Dial 582-6771 MEN'S FORMAL WEAR FOR RENT • 520 EAST MAIN ST. Dial 582-3117 • 558 S. CHURCH ST. Dial 583-2572 • 612 N. CHURCH ST. Dial 583-5237 Kuhn printing co. BOX 2524 TELEPHONE 585-1938 It’s the real thing. Coke. Trade-mark ® BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY SPARTANBURG COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Compliments of BELL LAUNDRY CLEANERS VIC BAILEY LINCOLN-MERCURY, INC. 448 Marion Ave. Phone 583-8668 703 West Main Street Spartanburg, S. C. Bish op %hldilh£ 150 S. Church St. Spartanburg, S. C. YOUR SPARTANBURG DEALER FOR ALL PHILCO PRODUCTS BOBO OFFICE SUPPLY, INC. 113 West Main Street Phone 5S5-0351 Spartanburg, S. C. P. O. Box 5082 DAN AYERS FLOWERS 702 Asheville Drive Spartanburg, South Carolina Compliments of CAMERA HOUSE BURWELL CHEVROLET, INCORPORATED “We offer a complete line of Photographic Equipment” Kennedy Street Across from Evans 244 fyXr PEST TERMITE 4 CONTROL W CONTROL PHONE 585-2224 EFIRD'S EXTERMINATING CO. SPARTANBURG'S LARGEST DUNBAR ELLIS FURNITURE, INC. 122 North Liberty St. Tom G. Ellis Leroy D. Dunbar Compliments of CEDAR LANE BAIT AND TOY RANCH 3120 South Church Street Spartanburg, S. C. Best Wishes From CUSTOM CLEANERS 260 E. Main Street Spartanburg, S. C. COGGINS FLOWER SHOP Crosby Jewelers ARTHUR W. WHITE. Successor REGISTERED JEWELER AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY 220 E. Main Street Spartanburg, S. C. Phone 585-6218 Member, National Bridal Service 245 Congratulations, Class of ’73 BOYCE RANSON FORD, INC. Church at Broad Spartanburg, S. C. 583-7231 THE ARMITAGE PLANT Y. C. BALLENGER ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR P. O. Box 5665 Spartanburg, S. C. 29301 2A6 compliments of the BEACON DRIVE IN “Where Food is always good!” PAUL A. BURNETT Real Estate and Construction Member Realtors Multiple Listing Service Realtors Walter H. Johnson Jane B. Hicks Paul A. Burnett Chas. A. New, Jr. 247 HEINITSH WALKER SINCE SINCE 1856 1856 DRUG STORES GOMBERT VOLKSWAGEN INC PINEWOOD SHOPPING CENTER SPARTANBURG, S. C. PHONE 585-2492 HODGE CARPETS Congratulations 1297 Asheville Highway Spartanburg, S. C. HOLDEN'S MARINE and SPORT CENTER 1265 Boiling Springs Road Dial 585-5966 585-1484 248 The job you learn In the Army is yours to keep. CORRELL-WILLIS-SMITH AGENCY PROFESSIONAL INSURANCE SERVICE SINCE 1931 Albert Corkell, Dan Willis Charles Smith, Frank Crews 440 E. KENNEDY ST. PHOXP: 583-5447 JENNINGS SHOES, INC. Hillcrest Shopping Center Telephone 583-9917 Spartanburg, S. C. Compliments of GEORGE L. JOHNSON SON INSURANCE AGENCY Complete Insurance Service 235 F„ St. John St. Spartanburg, S. C. 585-2256 Dressed in the best from P R I C E S' Store for Men 250 Compliments of m w. L, funeral ( liapei 419 EAST MAIN STREET SPARTANBURG, S. C. Art Supplies ■ Prints ■ Picture Frames LADY OUTLET KAMINER’S ART AND FRAME SHOP 555 Reidville Rd. Village Shopping Center 247 East Main Street SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA For the Finest in Name Brand Sportswear and Shoes tik 582-1082 at Discount Prices KRISPY KREME DOUGHNUT COMPANY 351 N. Church St. Phone 585-1956 “Come by and have doughnuts and coffee with us. Sell doughnuts to raise money for your group. We’re open 24 hours a day.” Compliments of LIZ'S BEAUTY SALON 375V4 South Converse Street Operated by Mrs. Barbara Woodruff and Miss Elizabeth Cist 251 M. R. GRANITE CO. 704 West Main St. P. 0. Box 930 582-5408 Ed T. Rousey Jeff Rousey Electrical Contracting Small Appliance Repairs ANTHONY ELECTRIC CO. 116 WALL ST. 583-1617 Compliments of MAYFIELD RUG CLEANERS Wiring Of All Kinds — Repair Work Our Specialty Belk - Hudson Spartanburg’s First Family of Department Stores Featuring America’s Finest Names in Fashion, Accessories, and Home Furnishing 112 E. Main 129 E. Main Hillcrest Shopping Center 252 COMPLIMENTS OF BLACKMAN UHLER CHEMICAL DIVISION synalloy P. O. BOX 5627 SPARTANBURG, S. C. ALLIED VAN LINES WORLD’S No. 1 MOVER CAREY MOVING AND STORAGE, Inc. Hwy. 1-26 Phone 578-1400 253 Good Foods for the home... There's one near you 254 Heart of Downtown Spartanburg B. DAVIS, LTD. “FASHIONS FOR ALL OCCASIONS CRAWFORD MILL SUPPLY CO. Sylvania Lighting Anti-Friction Bearings Power Transmission Items 1317 UNION ST. SPARTANBURG, S. C. Fernwood Service Center TUNE-UP • ALIGNMENT BRAKE SERVICE • TIRES BATTERIES • ACCESSORIES J. E. Riddle, Owner EAST MAIN STREET AT FERNWOOD DRIVE PHONE 585-3135 SPARTANBURG, S. C. 255 Remington Rand Gestner Elliott Invincible Alma Desk MURPHY CADILLAC-PONTIAC, EVANS OFFICE SUPPLY INC. 586 W. Main St. 351 E. Henry St. Office Machines, Supplies, Equipment Spartanburg, S. C. Phone 585-3421 Phone 583-2754 Sam B. Evans Manager Compliments of NALLEY KNITTING, INC. OoMPI.IMENTS OF WHITLOCK'S PHARMACY A’ext to General Hospital Phonk 582-4561 256 Butte Knitting Mills vision of Jonathan cjCoaan, + fnc. SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA Hun Compliments of NATIONAL DECORATED PACKAGING PHONE 882-2012 OLIVER’S PHARMACY “A GOOD DRUG STORE E. E. OLIVER. REGISTERED PHARMACIST We Fill Any Doctor's Prescriptions 375 S. LIBERTY ST. SPARTANBURG. 8. 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C. Congratulations To The Class of ’73 263 CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF 1973 We are proud of you, and extend best wishes for your success as you continue your studies in other educational institutions; or as you enter the world of business and industry. If you are now considering a career, why not think seriously of Textiles? South Carolina's largest industry offers exciting challenges and unlimited opportunities for young people. We are proud of our Company's part in this progressive and important industry; and would welcome the opportunity of talking with you about a future in Textiles. Call at the Personnel Office of any of our plants. SPARTAN MILLS BEAUMONT MILLS WHITNEY YARN MILL 264 PIZZA INN No. 1 790 North Church St. Phone 585-4281 PIZZA INN No. 2 1057 Fernwood Glendale Rd. Phone 582-5611 Join the “In” Crowd at the Pizza Inn. ROWLAND’S ARCO SERVICE HILLCREST SHOPPING CENTER PHONE .582-4881 Vernon Rowland Manager THE AUG. W. 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ONE HOUR MARTINIZING Do Not Forget Our Family Plan . . . 20% Off on all single incoming orders totaling $5.00 or more at regular prices . . . dry cleaning only. Specials At All Locations Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday Eight Convenient Locations Asheville Hwy. Phone 583-0571 346 E. Main Phone 585-1039 Pinewood Shop. Cth. Phone 585-4742 Village Shop. Ctr. Phone 585-5355 639 Union St. Phone 585-7440 517 W. Main St. Phone 585-5604 1151 Fernwood Rd. Phone 582-6604 307 S. Church St. Phone 585-7032 270 Anchor Club of Spartanburg High School “Anchored, We Hold” Our Motto Julian Reese Heating and Air Conditioning HEATING AIR CONDITIONING REFRIGERATION K UtCOUmomBAMOXJBW Phone 585-0348 P. O. Box 5586 Spartanburg, S. C. 29301 271 . w zm at. The R. L. Bryan Company «• Greystone Executive Park«� Columbia, South Carolina index NAME PAGE Abercrombie. John C., 187 Abernathy, Jane, 229 Abraham, Danny, 57. 110, 111, 219 Adair, Cindy. 219. 229 Adair, Ricky, 53 Adams. Larry, 219 Adams, Linda, 79, 88, 189 Affenit, Richard, 229 Alexander, Cam, 25. 189 Alexander, Mary. 189 Alexander, Patricia, Mrs., 176 Allen, Chuck. 189 Allen. Claire. 80. 81. 88. 124. 136. 140, 189 Allen, Dale. 51, 219 Allen. Eddie, 219 Allen, Eddie. 51. 69, 229 Allen, Jarvis. 185 Allen. Kathy. 88. 189 Allen. Mike, 112. 189 Alley. Lee. 16. 56. 81. 106. 189 Alley. Leo, 229 Alley. Wally. 116. 219 Allison, Cathy, 71. 229 Allison, Debra. 229 Allison. Roger. Ill, 229 Altman. Lee. 36. 51. 104. 219 Anders. Roger. 110. 111. 229 Anderson. Anita. 189 Anderson, Callis. 189 Anderson, David, 83. 189 Anderson, Debbie, 229 Anderson. Jerome, 118 Anderson, Mark. 55. 219 Anderson. Nancy. 109. 112, 229 Anderson, Reid. 79. 219 Andrews. Candy. 229 Anthony, Anita. 189 Anthony. Janet. 229 Anthony, Martha. Mrs., 178 Arms. Larry. 189 Arnold, Mary, Mrs,. 72. 158 ' jj Artison. Joyce. 229 Atherton, Mark. 229 Atherton, Ricky. 89, 124, 189 Atkins. Darrell, 229 Audsley, Leigh. 107, 229 Auman, Cindy, 109. 189 Aumun. Sandra. 229 Austell. Frank G. III. 76. 159 Avery. Arlene, 81, 189 Ayers. Joy. 61. 62. 69. 77. 80. 81. 219 Avers, Randy. 77, 110. 111. 190 Bner, Joyce. 100 Bagley. Marsha, 229 Bagwell. Kym, 229 Bagwell. Debra. 219 Bailey. Cherie, 229 Bailey. Debbie. 81. 108, 110. Ill, 190 Bailey. Susan. 145. 190 Bain, Anne, 219 Bain. Nancy. 71. 229 Baird. Joyce. 229 Baker. Michael. 190 Baker. Steve. 219 Baker. Wanda. 229 Baldwin. Lisa. 75. 81.88. 91.219 Baldwin. Susan. 229 Ballenger, Britt. 219 Ballenger. Greg, 219 Ballenger. Mary. 72. 88. 124. 139. 190 Ballenger. Steve. 229 Band. Norman. 110. 111. 190 Bane. Bobby. 89. 219 Bane. Nancy. Mrs.. 172 Bankhead, Ellen. 229 Banks. Alan. 118.219 Barber. Sally Nan. 71. 79. 88. 219 Barksdale, Arnett, 75. 118, 190 Barksdale. Edward N.. Sr.. 153 Barksdale . Louvenia. Miss. 163 Barnett, David. 190 Barnett. Kathryn. Mrs.. 166 Barnett. Mike, 229 Barnett. Rusty. 219 Barnette. Randall, 229 NAME PAGE Barno. Phancs III, 75. 82, 83. 113. 136. 141, 190 Barron. Bill, 190 Barron, Dottie. 190 Barry. Charles, 190 Burry. Joe, 229 Barry. Katherine. 229 Batson, Jennie Ruth, 71, 112, 113, 219 Baughman. A. D., 187 Bebko, Liz. 88. 190 Beckers. Monika. 190 Beckers. Ruth. 110. 219 Beckham Bill. 74. 190 Beckham. Suzanne. 110, 219 Beebe, Mindv. 219 Bell. Chip. 39. 229 Bell. Chris. 190 Bell. Dennis, 118, 190 Bell. Kalhie. 219 Bell, Lynne. 190 Bell. Margnrcttc, 79. 107. 108. 112. 219 Belmont, Cindy. 110 Bell. Ri,k. 68. 69. 73. 85. 137. 139, 190 Benjamin. Larry, 190 Bennett. Barry. 39. 229 Bennett, Deborah. 190 Bennett, Karen. 229 Bennett. Tedi. 229 Benson, David. 190 Berry. Jimmy. 190 Beust. Steve. 190 Bevis. Pam, 219 Bevis. Thelma. Mrs.. 165 Biggins. Gary. 51. 229 Bisliop. Cindy. 116 Bishop. David. 219 Bishop. Patti. 229 Bishop. T ony. 229 Bivings, Althea. 229 BivingS, Jessie. 191 Bivings. Stanley, 219 Black. Cuthy. 229 Black. Peggy. 16. 134. 191 Black. Teresa. 191 Blackburn. Charles. 170 Blackburn, Charles, Mrs., 97. 161 Blackwell, Donna. 73. 219 Blackwell. Eric. 57. 229 Blackwell. Joseph. 83. 118 Blackwell. Knrcn. 191 Blackwood. Donnie. 39. 229 Blackwood. Sam. 229 Blakely. Bruce. 108. 109. 112. 191 Blalock. Ricky, 219 Blanchard. Peggy, 229 Blanchard. Teresa, 81. 219 Bland. Julie. 191 Bland. Lisa, 219 Blankenship. Brenda. 100. 191 Blankenship. Terry. 23. 85. 105, 191 Blanton. Beverly. 79. 97. 191 Blanton. David A.. 219 Blanton. David L.. 36. 52. 53. 219 Blanton. Dehrn, 71. 191 Blanton. Kathy. 88. 219 Blanton. Michael. 229 Blumenfeld. Phyllis. 108. 191 Boho. Christi. 219 Boho. Cindy. 229 Bogan. Debhie. 191 Boggs. Sally. Mrs.. 160 Bomar. Betsy. 71. 79. 219 Bomar. Biff. 219 Bond. Mike. 219 Bonds. Deborah, 131. 191 Bonds. Sharon. 191 Booker. Ronnie. 51 Boone, Clarence. 184 Boozer. Brenda. 229 Borden. Laura. 191 Bost. Edward. 153 Boukedes. Chris. 71. 83. 191 Boukedes. Suzette. 149. 191 Bowman. Buddy. 229 Bowman. Paula. 118. 191 Boyd. Alfred. 36. 101. 191 NAME PAGE Boyd, Cheryl. 191 Boyd. Stephanie. 219 lioyett, Keith, 229 Boyter, Henry. 229 Bradford. Brenda, 117, 219 Bradford, Carolyn, 229 Bradford. Molachi, 112, 113 Bradford, Rosa, 100, 191 Bradhaiu, Sandra. 229 Bradley, Jayne. 229 Brady. I ommy. 191 Brannon. Charles, 191 Brannon, Karen. 110, 229 Brannon, Ricky, 191 Brannon. Sherry, 219 Brashcors. I .ynn. 219 Brash ears, 1 ommy, 229 Brcnnemnn, Beth. 89. 192 Brcnneman, Ellen. 89, 219 Brewton. Patricia. 219 Brice. Suzanne. 74. 97, 110. 219 Bridgcmmi. I ommy. 192 Bridges. Joyce. 192 Bridges. Pam. 229 Bridges, Patty. 219 Bridges, Susan. 229 Bridges. Wendy. 229 Bridges. Troy, 82, 173 Briggs, Bonita, 192 Brinkman. Norte, 219 Brittain. Ian. 72. 81. 139. 192 Broadway. Clarence. 192 Brock. I .on, 219 Brooks. Jcri. 219 Brooks. Julie. 81, 88, 106, 107, 110, 219 Brown. Amelia. 03 Brown, Bea. 16. 192 Brown. Darlene. 229 Brown, Diane. 71, 81,219 Browri. i redericn. Mrs., 1 5 Brown, Gary, 69. 229 Brown. Janet. 110, 219 Brown. Jimmy, 229 Brown. Karen. 79. 192 Brown. Lynne. 229 Brown. September. 192 Brown. Starr, 230 Brown. Sylvia. 192 Browning. Robert. 219 £Brundidge. Mora. Mrs., 88. 102 Buice. Billy. 219 Bull. Jewelle. 230 Bull. Karen, 230 Bullock. Yvonne. 219 Burch. Mary Anne, 219 Burchette, Jeannie. 230 Burchfield. Jim. 55. 69. 219 Burgess. Bonnie. 192 Burgess, Beth. 219 Burgess. Kevin. 192 lbirgin. Betty. Miss. 159 Burham. Kathy. 192 Burlingame. JoAnn. 192 Burnett. Jeff. 230 Burnett. IJsn. 192 Burns. John. 118 Burns. Imogcne. Mrs.. 187 Burns. Sharon. 230 Burrell. I .aura. 192 Burris. Lucille, 219 Burroughs. Dcborn. 219 Burton, Jack. 55. 83. 229 Burwell. Larry. 192 Bush. Buddy. 192 Butler, Cynthia. 63. 230 Butler. Kathv. Mrs.. 107. 169 Byars. David. 230 Byrd, locelyne. 192 Bvrd, Katherine, 230 Byrd. I inda. 219 Byrd. Rose. 16. 69. 108. 143, 192 Byrnes, Dorothy. 230 Byrnes. John. 220 Byrum. Mary. 100. 230 ( ain. Karin, 192 Cam. Pam. 112. 113.230 NAME PAGE Caldwell. Dinah, 192 Caldwell. Libby, 220 Caldwell. Perry. 220 Calicutt. Steve. 39, 57. 230 Calvert, Wanda, 220 Campbell, Albert, 186 Campbell. David. 192 Campbell. Dona, 81. 92, 110. 220 Campbell, Don, 230 Qimpbcii, James, 193 Campbell, Marion. 230 Campbell. Rick. 230 Campbell. Vicki, 63, 230 Cannon. Debbie. 230 Cannon, Jeff. 53. 230 Cannon, Jennie, 91. 193 Cannon. Mary. 220 Cantrell. Curtis, 114, 230 Cantrell. Mark. 193 Capps. Ronnie, 193 Carey. Pam. 98. 100. 110. 193 Carlton. Matt. 77. 107, 109. 110, 111. 112 Carmichael, Breek, 193 Carmichael. Nancy, 110 Carr. William. 33, 36, 58. 181 Carrce. Chuck. 193 Carroll. Rohhic. 109, 230 Camith. Scott. 220 Carson. 1 ccna, 220 Cartee. Libby. 230 Cartec, Michael. 118. 193 Carter. Cheri, 193 Carter. Claibotirnc E.. Miss. 170 Carllodge. James. 118 Caruso. Phil. 193 Carver. Betty. Miss. 81. 90. 175 Carver. Jan. 193 Case. Beth. 193 Cash. Bruee. 83. 110. 1 11. 193 Cato. Tommy. 193 Caudle. Cnthv, 220 Cavin. Karen. 71. 79, 86. 220 Cecil. Debbie. 193 Champion. Betsy. 230 Champion, Lynn, 230 Chandler. Fleda. Mrs.. 171 Chapman. Chappy. 230 Chapman. Jamie. 220 Chapman. Karen. 230 Chappell. Ann A.. Mrs.. 94. 177 Charles. April, 109. 230 C'harle , Tim. 230 Chastain, loy. 220 Chavez. Carmen, 92. 193 Cheek®. Muzon. 14. 17 Cheeks. Robert. 220 Cheeks. Steve. 36. 40. 46. 47. 51 Childs. Frank. T93 Chilly, Mitzi, 220 ( hrist. Rock. 230 Christopher, Dehhie. 118 Church. Marian I.. Miss. 71. 165 Churchill. Leslie, 193 Clarke. Barb. 193 Clarke. Fugene. 193 Clarke, Joseph P.. 168 Clary. Cliff. 109. 230 Clary. Rick. 230 Clayton. Ziggy. 193 Clements, George. 83, 193 C lements. Mary. 110. 230 Clillon, Arlene. 193 Clippard. Donna. 220 Clore. I-.ee, 193 Clouse. Cathy, 194 Clubb. Roger. 220 Coan. Lynn. 230 Coates. Alan. 220 Cobh. Ethel. 194 Cochill. Tim. 109 Cohen. Angela. 127 Coker. Ray, 220 Cole. Tena. 230 Coleman. Danny, 220 C oleman. Frank. 230 Coleman. Michael. 220 274 index continued NAME PAGE Coleman. Vicki. 79. 107. 108. 110. 111. 220 Collins. Russ. 230 Collins. Vanessa, 230 Comer, David. 220 Comer. Tommy. 194 Conner. Bobby. 230 Cook. Juanita, 220 (©ok, I rrri. 230 Cooke, David. 230 Cooksey. F.ddic. 48. 230 Cooper. Curl. 230 Cooper. Terri. 109, 230 Copeland. Jimmy. 194 Copeland. Larry. 194 Copeland. Linda, 220 Co|� elnnd. Milch, 109, 230 ('opes van Hassell, Alice, 221 Copley. Walker, 194 Corbin. Richard. 230 Cordell, Joseph. 109, 112 Cornwell, Pam. 194 Correll. Carolina. 230 Coslello. Patti. 230 Cosline, Robin, 194 Costine, Wendy, 220 Cote. Anne. 230 Cole. Bernie, 73. 81. 220 Cole, Paul. 230 Cothran. Joe, 230 Couch. Jim. 220 Council, Deebie, 220 Covington, Libby. 220 Cox. Dinno. 194 Cox. Faith. 71, 79. 88. 220 Cox. Kaye. 75. 79. 194 Cox. Robin. 81. 194 Craig. Bob. 194 Craig, Tom Moore. 84. 155 mtfE Cralher. Donna. 109 Crawlord, Billy. 230 Crawford. Jerome. 19 1 Greed,. David. 83. 194 Creech. Ellen. 230 Crespil. Marcel. Dr.. 174 Cromer, Rose Anne, 16. 65, 81. 137. 138. 194 Crook. Belly. 71. 230 ( rook. Donald. 230 Croshy. Donna. 230 Cross. Alberta. 194 Crow, Helen. 195 Crow. Homer C.. 186 Crowley. Chris, 195 Cuhitt. Barbara. 71 Cudd. Cathy, 230 Cudd. Kave, 230 Culbreth. Mike. 118. 195 Cunningham. James, 45. 47. 195 Cunningham. Miller. 167 Curelon. Brady. 197 Cureton. Dick. 83. 99. 103. 195 Curtis. Betty. 230 Dabney. Frances G.. Mrs., 86. 165 Dnlhousc. David. 195 -j' Darby. Martha. 195 Dargan. Mary Louise. Mrs.. 84. 158 Dnrgan. Richard L., 154, 168 Darr. Kenny. 71. 230 Du slier, Susan, 230 Davenport. Palricia. 195 Davidson, Samuel. 220 Davis, Carol. 220 Davis, Cothv. 230 Davis. Jimmy. 134. 195 Davis. John. 88, 102. 103. Ill, 114, 220 Davis. Johnnie Lou. Mrs.. 183 Davis. Dunar. 36. 104. 220 Davis. Libby. 195 Davis. Mary. 86. 195 Davis. Mike, 118. 195 Davis. Ricky. 109. 230 Davis. Robert. 195 Dawkins. Carol. 16. 105 Dawkins. Cynthia. 19 , Dawkins, Loretta, 195 NAME PAGE Dawkins, Mike. 195 Deakin. JoAnn. 195 Deal, Deedie, 220 Deal. Dwayne, 230 Deal. Jean, 230 Deal. Libby, 195 Dean. Wallace G., 153 Dedmon. David. 71. 89. 90. 112. 113, 220 DeLoach. Laurence, 195 Dempsey. Julie. 231 Dendy. Barry. 231 Denham. Cathy, 195 Denham. Mary Pat. 220 Dickerson. Donnl j23l Dickerson. Jeff. 36. 51. 231 Dickerson. Scott. 36. 39. 51. 104. 195 Dickerson. Shannon, 220 Dietz, Karen, 147 Dill. Belinda. 89. 195 Dill. Perrin. 231 Dillnshaw, Betty. Mrs. 95, 162 Dillashaw. Jerry, 99. 165 Dimling, Margaret H.. Mrs.. 167 Dodd. Gerald. 195 Dodd. Phil. 220 Dognn, Billy. 118. 196 Dover. I.uann. 94.220 Drake. Joanna. 220 Draper. Carolyn. 16. 196 Drennan, John. 196 Drotor. Libby. 112. 113.220 Drummond. I.indn. 220 Drummond. Marlbn. 79. 88. 98. 196 Dromond, Wayne, 69. 101. 220- Dunagin. Benny. 36. 104, 196 Dunagin, Billy. 231 Dunagin. Danny. 39. 231 Dunagin. lames. 101. 196 Dunbar. Angie. 220 Dunbar. Claude. 196 Dunbar. Towles. 220 Duncan, Christy. 231 Duncan. Tommy, 220 Duvall. Mike. 231 Dye. Pl.il. 220 J Dye. Teri. 110.231 Lari, Josephine R. L., Mrs., 166 Earle. Barbara. 231 Larlc. Dorothy, 196 F.asler. Bebe, 220 Easier. Chris. 196 Easier. Cindy. 220 Easier. Cookie, 60. 65. 81. HO, 111. 220 Easier. Dcanu. 220 Easier. Mark. 231 Easier. Martha. 231 Easier. Roy. 39. 184 Easier, Russ. 231 Easier. Sylvia. 15. 22. 60. 61. 196 Easier. Teresa. 100. 231 Egst. Mike. 196 I'-astes, Dwight. 231 Edgcson. Margette. 117, 220 Edmonds. Billie O.. Mrs.. 17 1 Edwards. Gene. 231 Edwards, Leslie. 51. 231, [ Edwards. Linda R-. Mi� 168 Edwards, Mark. 196 Edwards. Rhonda. 149, 231 Edwards. Violet. Mrs.. 185 Egan. Ruby. Mrs.. 182 Eilenberg. Susan. 133. 220 Elias, Cberie. 220 Emory. Eddie. 220 England. Huiet. 231 English. Bernice, 196 English. Susan. 231 English. I ony. 196 Enniss. Bill. 196 Epton. Eddie. 231 Ettenger, Nancy. 108, 231 Eubanks. Jack. 36. 39. 51. 231 Everett, David. 220 Everhart. Roxanne. 231 Ezell. Don. 36. 48. 49. 59. 181 NAME PAGE Ezell. Jimmy. 109. 220 Ezell. Kim. 71. 79. 98. 138. 196 l agan, Debbie, 231 Pant. Danny. 71. 73. 85. 220 Farmer. Phil, 231 Farr. Joyce, 231 Fay. Debra, 229 Fay, Patrick. 231 Fcinstcin, Sbercc, 220 Ferguson, Cedyc C., Miss, 169 Ferguson. David. 220 Ferguson, Harley E.. 186 Ferguson. Mike. 220 Ferguson, Oliver. 109, 231 1'rrguson. Robbie, 55. 221 Ferguson, Wilma, 63. 231 Pomanders. Pam, 135, 196 Pomanders. Pattie, 231 Fernandez. Brenda, 196 Fernandez. Elena, 231 Fernandez. Rosario. Mrs., 175 Fernandez. Tony. 221 F'crrell, Julia. 231 Fields, Shirley. 196 Fincher. Carolvn, 231 Fisher. Steve. 55, 85. 196 Fitcbett. Butch. 196 Fitzgerald. Kenny, 55. 85. 221 v Fleck. Lisa. 196 Fletcher. Bill. 18. 231 P Flint, Janice. 221 Flora, David. 36. 53 ff Flora. Jack.! 196 Flora. Sharon. 221 Floyd. Donna. 74. 80. 81. 89. 134. 196 Floyd. Ervin, 183 Floyd. Kemper. 197 Floyd. Patsy. 231 tFloyd. Wayne. 197 Foerster, Thomas. 40. 42. 47, 102. 104. 114. 141. 197 Fogle. Jan. 197 Fogle. Joey. 231 Forrest. Tammy, 231 Foster. Bill. 231 Foster, Billie Anne. 197 Foster. Cynthia. 197 , Foster. Danny. 231 Foster. Dianne. 221 Foster. Gilbert, 197 Foster. He zikiah. 87. 183 Foster, Jackie. 134. 197 Foster. Mark. 36 Foster. Randolph. 167 Foster. Russell. -18. 231 Foster. Vdmn. 221 Fowler. Deborah 197 Fowler. Irby. 1839HP Fowler. Nathaniel. 197 Fowler. Robbie. 197 Fowler. Robert. 1 18 Fowler. Ronald Dean. 69, 83. 221 Fowler. Ronnie. 221 Fowler. Sabrina. 10 . 221 Fowler. Sandra. 197 f'ox. Jeff, 221 Fraley. Paul. 18. 231 3 Francis. Clay. 221 Frank. Sam. 69. 85. T35. 197 3 Frantz. Chris. 221 Friday. Mike. 109. 231 Frve, William. 137. 197 Fullbright. Mitchell, 36. 53. 231 Fuller, Barbara. 69. 81, 137. 197 Fuller. Jeraldine. 221 Fuller. Steve. 33. 35. 36. 43. 44. 47. 53. 10 1. 231 Galfncy, Edwin. 21, 51. 69. 75, 83, 93, 1(H).' 125. 437; 140. 197 Gaines. Sandy. 69, 96. 197 (mmey. Alice. 197 Gallman. Whit. 99, 197 Gantt. Robin. 108. 110. 197 Gardner. Donna. 63, 231 Gardner. Kathy. 92. 100. 197 NAME PAGE Garrett, Cberie. 221 Garrett. Helen D., Mrs.. 159 Garrett. Sharon. 221 Garrett, Steve, 231 Garvin. Ruby C., Mrs., 176 Garv. Bill. 118. 197 Gaskins. Emory. 221 Gaskins. Karen. 231 Gaskins. O. K.. 103. 173 Gee. Edward. 197 Geiss, Fernando. 54. 197 George. Chris. 61, 221 George. Doris. 74. 123. 198 George. Joey. 231 George, Susan. 198 Gcrson. Nancy. 221 Geliys. Robert W.. 153 Gibbs. Richard C. 179 Gibson. Ponice, 231 Gibson, Sarah, 101, 198 Gigniliiat. Peggy E. Mrs.. 112, 178 Gilbert. Tony. 231 Gillespie. Joel. 221 Gillespie. John. 74, 83, 198 Gillespie. Miriam, 133. 198 Gilliam. Brian. 39. 53. 231 Gilliland. Terry, 231 Gilmore. Chatt. 54. 55. 85. 221 Gilstrap. Mac. 198 Gist. Anita. 231 Gist. Peggy, 221 Gitbcns, Monica. 221 Glenn. Rickie. 1 37 Glover. David. 231 Godfrey, Cynthia H.. Mrs.. 158 Godfrey, Debbie. I 10. 221 Godfrey. Kathy, 110. 198 Gooden, Kathy, 123 Goodlett. lobnic. 109.231 Goodlett. Karen, 71, 81, 89, 93. 107, 112, 113. 117. 221 ( modlctt, Marcelina A.. Mrs., 174 Goodson, Elaine, Miss. 173 Goodwin. Chip, 231 Goodwin. Greg, 84. 85, 136. 198 Goodwin. Katbv. 63. 112. 113 Goodwin. Mac A.. 96. 179 Gordon, Clatrcv Kate, 231 Gosnell. Neil. 221 Gosnell, Ronnie. 221 Gossett?Elizabeth, HO. 231 Gossett. Linda. 231 sell, Sheila. 198 :3M Id. Na t Gowin. Jim. Graham. Jay. 221 Graham. Kathy. 65.71.79. 146. 221 Cirahaq Lindy. 109.232 Graham, Rosemary. 198 Grant. Bertha. 232 ■Grant. Jimmy. 221 Gray. Helen S.. Mrs.. 117. 168 Grey. Jackie. 232 Gray. Jeff. 232 Gray. Jimmy. 198 9 Gray. Lisa. 7 , 79 H Gray. Phillip. 198 Green, Carroll. 118.221 Green. John. 54. 232 Green. Leesa. 232 Green. Nita. 198 Green. Ronnie. 53 Greene. Randy. 198 Greene. Rhonda. 232 Greene. Sheila. 232 Greene. Steve. 232 Greenway. Susan. 198 Greer. Rhonda. 198 Greer. Steven. 221 Gregg. David. 118. 198 Gregory. France? . Mrs.. 118. 184 Gregory. Mike. 88. 221 Gregory. Rhonda. 232 Griffin. Cathy. 221 Griffin. Eddie. 232 Griffin. Hal. 198 Griffin. Martha. 89, 198 275 index =- continued NAME PAGE Griffin. Randy, 112. 113, 232 Griffin. Sheila, 198 Griffin. Vicki, 60, 198 Grimes, Beth. 232 Grove. Roderick, 232 Grove. Wyatt. 113. 221 Guest. Michael, 76. 110. 232 Guest. Michele. 74. 79. 88. 110, 111. 221 Gwinn. Randy. 221 Haar. Cam, 221 llackelt, Joanne. 16. 198 Haggard. Sandy. 232 Haggerty. Hal. 232 Hahn, Randy, 199 Halford. James. 118 Hall. Ann. 221 Hall. Cathy. 199 Hall. Cindy. 101. 232 Hull. Lois. 232 Hall, Lynn, 232 Hall. Marv. 89. 221 Hall. Susan. 232 Hall. William. 35. 36 Halliday. Emmett. 54. 104, 221 Halligan. Tim, 104. 232 Hallmark, Clay, 55 Hallmark, David. 199 Hallmark, Karen. 71. 81. 88, 221 Hamilton. Hugh. 54. 73. 85. 199 Hammer. Shirley 199 Hammett. Vess. 118. 199 Hammitt. Elizabeth. 199 Hammitt. Jimmy. 221 Hammond. Betty Ann. 221 Hammond. Ned L.. 187 Hammond. I ricia. 232 Hammer. Kim, 232 Haney. Fred, 199 Hankinson, Glenn, 81. 199 Hanks. Amanda. 232 I lanlcy. Tom. 199 Hannah, Dean. 232 Harbison. Coleen. 109. 110, 232 Hardin. Bobby. 39. 232 Hardin. Pam. 232 Hardy. Viola. 75. 77. 81. 93. 107. 134. 138. 142. 199 I lardy. Willie. 56 Harkins. Mark, 221 Harkins. Mary. 232 Harper. Rhonda, 221 Harrclson. Chris. 199 Harris. Butch, 221 Harris, Faye. Mrs.. 92. 174 Harris. Fran. 232 Harris. Ginger. 79. 108. 110. 199 Harris. Kathv. 16. 69. 79. 107. 145. 199 Harris. I arry. 199 Harris. Margie. 232 Harris, nn. 199 Harris, Sheila. 221 Harris, Steve. 39 Harris, Teresa. 232 Harris. Tim. .38 Harrison. Sylvia. 221 Hart. Melanie. 232 Hash. Mike. 299 Hattala. Mary Jane, 199 Howes. Bruce. 118 Hawk. Bill. 232 Hawk. Ginny. 79. 199 Hawkins. Jack. 199 Hawkins. Joel. 71. 232 Hawkins. Randy, 199 Hayes. Dave. 232 Hayes. Donna. 232 Haves. Janice, 232 Hayes. Melissa. 110. 118. 221 Hayes. Robin. 110. 221 Haynsworth, Susan. 88. 127. 221 Hayslip. Carson. 53 Heafner. Barbara. 199 Heafner, Harriett. 199 Hecklin. Robyn. 88. 221 Helms. Bill. 97. 111. 199 NAME PAGE Helton. Mitzi. 79. 221 Henderson, Cindy, 100, 232 Henderson. Danny, 200 Henderson. Lomu, 63, 232 Henderson, Roderick. 200 Henderson. Rosalyn, 69. 109. 232 Henderson, Roy C.. 153 I lenderson. Sue. 232 Hendly. Libby, 200 Hensley. John. 36 Hendrix, Ijnda, 79. 100, '221 Hensley. John, 104, 118, 200 I lerbert. Chip. 221 Herring, Daryl. 118 Hershman. Sara. 221 Hicklin. Delores. 118, 200 Hickman, Shelia. 110. 200 Highsmith, Carol, 232 Highsmith, John. 76, 88, 103, 200 Might, Dick. 221 Hightower, Joe. 232 Hightower, Robin. 232 Hill. Dennis. 109. 232 Hill. Jim. 83. 200 Hill. Joyce. 221 Hill. Michael, 221 Hill. Rosalyn. 94 I lines, Betty, 221 Hines. Beverly, 232 Hines. Dale. 53. 232 Hines. Elyse. 232 Hines. Paula. 200 Hinson. Bill W.. 43. 47. 58. 171 1 lipp, Janet. 200 Hipp. Julie. 200 Hirsiger. Elisabeth. 89. 132. 200 Hodge. Charlie. 39. 51. 232 Hodge. Jamie. 200 Hodge. Mark. 36. 4R. 49. 104 Hoffmann. Bryan. 232 Hoffmann. Scott. 55. 221 Holland. Fuzzy. 200 Holliday. David, 109. 110. 111. 112. 222 I iollifield. Jerrv. 118 Hollis. Julie. 81. 222 Hollis, I.arry. 118. 200 Hollis. Tom. 36. 56. 104. 135. 200 Holman. Lonnie C.. 185 Holmes. Keith. 39. 222 Holt. Bettv. 89. 200 Holt. J. P.. 157. 166 Holt. Mary B.. Mrs . 161 Holt. Sheila. 200 Holt. Tommy. 232 I looker. Janice. 222 Hope, Hyla. 200 Hope. Pauli, 232 Hormcll, Fanny. 88. 200 Home. Billy. 222 Horne. Rebecca. 108. 110. 200 Horsely. Randy. 118. 200 Horton. Andy. 85. 200 Horton. Brent. 200 I lorton. Cheryl, 232 I lorton. Marshall, 232 Horton. Sherry. 232 Hosley. Vicky, 232 Houston. Deb. 110. 222 Howard. Andrea. 69. 232 I loward. Gene. 232 Howe. Rebecca. 71. 88. 201 Hudnall, Nancy. 100. 109. 112. 201 Hudson. Becky. 110. 111. 222 Huey. Gene. 232 Huey. Michael. 201 Huff. Cindv. 118. 222 Huff. Vicki. 79. 107. 110. 111.201 Huggins. Peggy. 222 Hughes. Cathy. 232 Hughes. Deborah. 233 Hughes. Michael. 36 I lughey. Barbara. 222 Hughey. Gene. 39 I luling. Kim. 88. 222 Hull. Barry. 109. 112. 233 Hull. David. 36. 222 NAME PAGE Humphries. Elaine. 1 36. 201 Humphries. Frank. 233 Humphries. Nancy. 222 Humphries. Susan, 201 Humphries. I eresa, 100. 233 Hunsucker. Susan P.. Miss. 180 Hunt. I aft. 201 Hunter. Al. 32. 36. 51. 201 Hunter, Johnita. 233 Hurst, Diane. 71, 233 Hutchens. Cynthia, 71. 233 Hyatt. Helen W. Mrs.. 176 Hyatt. Lynn. 233 lannazzonc. Michael, 233 lannazzone, Ralph. 222 lannazzone, Susan, 222 Inman. Billy. 39. 222 Inman. Libby. 222 Isom. Frances P., Mrs., 165 Isom. Jimmy. 54, 222 Israel. Emily T.. Mrs.. 157 Israel. Jerry, 201 Israel. Lynn. 233 Israel. Regina. 233 Israel. Sandra. 201 Ivey. Becky. 201 Ivey. Robin. 201 Jackson, Eddie, 222 Jackson, Gerald, 109 Jackson, Jackie, 135, 201 Jackson. Jerry. 201 Jackson. Jimmy, 201 lackson, Nancy, 201 Jackson, I homasina. 109 Jarrell. Bim. 201 Jarrell, Lynne. 201 Jarvis, Jenny, 222 leffcoat. Beatrice L., Mrs., 176 Jenkins, Gloria, 201 Jennings, Jimmy. 233 Jeter. Ann, 222 Jeter, Carolyn. 222 Jeter. Faye. 222 Jeter. I larold M.. 36. 59. 164 Jeter, Janet. 110 Jeter, Patricia. 201 Jobe. Pat. 89. 102. 124. 136.201 Jobe. Steve. 88, 222 lobnson. Annette. 201 Johnson. Bon. 184 Johnson. Beth. 79. 222 Johnson, Cornelius. 222 Johnson, Daniel. 1 IB, 233 Johnson. David. 233 Johnson. David W.. 222 Johnson. Doris Ann. 74. 79,. 100. 108. 201 lohnson. Janice. 107. 222 Johnson, Jimmy. 118. 222 Johnson. Joleen. 75. 100, 233 Johnson. Karen. 222 Johnson. Lynne. 79, 89. Ill, 113. 222 Johnson. Marvin. 201 Johnson, Michael. 118, 222 lohnson, Rohin, Mrs.. 91. 174 Johnson. Ronnie. 202 Johnson. Verna B.. Mrs.. 164 Johnson. Vickie. 202 Johnson. Waller. 222 Johnston. Debbie, 202 Johnston, Keith, 71. 233 Johnston. Tommy, 222 Jolley. Jack. 110. Ill, 222 Jolly. Edward. 233 lolly. Marty. 222 Jollv. Patty. 16. 118. 202 Jones. Beth. 69. 80. 81. 99. 137. 202 lones. Betty. 202 loncs. Bill. 202 Jones. Charlie. 39. 222 Jones. Clarence T.. 179 Jones. Daniel. 202 lones. David. 54. 222 lones. Faris. 233 Jones. Jan. 110. 111. 202 Jones. Juanita, Mrs.. 183 NAME PAGE Jones, Mary D.. Mrs.. 163 Jones. Meng. 112. 113. 233 Jones. Russell, 222 Jones. Sedell, 222 Jones, Susan, 110, 233 Jones, Virginia A., Mrs. 161 Jones. Willie. 36. 47. 51 Joseph, Sue, 202 Judy. Randy. 51. 202 Kaleores, Sotires, 83, 111, 113, 222 Kay, Jenny. 60. 75. 79. 222 Kay. Jill. 75. 79. 223 Kay. Robin. 108. 233 Kcesler. Rusty. 83. 110, 111, 116, 137. 139. 202 Keith. Kim. 36. 85. 104. 202 Keller, Joyce. 223 Keller. Woody. 233 Kelley. Nancy. 223 Kelly. Durwin. 202 Kelly. Jerry. 36. 37, 51. 104 Kelly. John. 118.202 Kendrick. Sally. 100, 233 Kennedy. Bob. 223 Kerns. Deborah, 233 Kerns. Henry, 118, 136. 202 Kerns, Miriam. 223 Kerr, Victoria H.. Mrs., 175 Kilgore. John. 22. 54. 83. 89. 125, 202 Killian. Mary D.. Mrs.. 182 Kilpatrick. Ronald L.. 177 Kimble. Shelley, 233 Kimbrcll. Dennis. 39. 233 Kimhrcll. Karen. 233 King. Alfreds. 223 King. Doug. 56. 223 King. Michael. 116. 202 King, Steve. 56. 202 Kingsmore. Robert. 88, 22.3 Kinsland. Susan, 202 Kirby. Meri. 76. 97. 202 Kissed, Ginny. 81. 89. 102. 124. 202 Kh in. Bob. 76. 202 Knight. Claire. 16. 73, 79. 202 Knight. I liomas, 109.203 Knox. Gregg. 223 Knuckles. Cheryl. 233 Koon. Becky. 79. 89. 96. 134. 141. 203 Koon, Charlene, 223 Koon, Frances B.. Mrs., 187 Kuhn. John. 203 Kulik. Debra. 125 Kunak, Debbie. 223 Kyzer. Fred S.. 36. 38. 39. 56. 59. 180 Ladebaucbe. Paul. 233 Ladebauche, Mary Jo. 88 Lambert. Randy. 233 I ancaster. Connie. 203 Lancaster. Grey. 223 I .ancaster, John, 233 Lancaster. Rodney. 36. 104 I .ancaster. Ray. 223 Landrum, Linda. 203 Lands, Jane. 203 Lane. Johnny. 22. 47. 104. 105. 203 Laney. Lanier. 55. 69. 91. 223 Lanford, Cindy. 233 Langston. Dale. 77. 127. 223 Luntliier. Kathy. 223 Latham Johnny. 233 Lathan. Teresa. 203 Lathan. Wally. 71. 73. 74. 75. 203 Lawrence. Cynthia. 233 Lawson. Bessie. Mrs.. 164 Lawler. Buddy. 233 League. Deborah, 233 Ledford. Pat. 233 Lee. Alberta. 61.223 Lee, Donnie. 223 Lee. Donald. 203 Lee. IJnda. 233 Lee. Paul. 233 Lee. Richard. 223 Lee. Robyn. 79. 86. 223 Lee. Thomas. 35. 36. 47. 118.203 Lrgg. Phinnie. 110. 111.203 276 index =■ continued NAME PAGE Leicht Cherly.81, 106. 223 LeMnstcr. Donna, 233 Lemons, Sornh, 203 Leonard, Marion, Mrs., 106, 177 Leonard, Walt. 57, 203 Lessiie, Wylie. 233 I .elmon, Charles, 233 Level, David, 118 Level, Robert, I 18 Lewis, Gail, 203 Lewis, Karen, 16, 107, 110, 111, 203 l.igori, Danny, 234 Linder, Louvenia, 204 Lindsay. Ed. 36. 104 I .indsay, Evan. 223 Lindsay, Mary, Mrs. 164 Lindsey, Deborah. 234 Lindsey. Hamp, 71. 85. 134, 140, 204 Lindsey. Janice. 234 Lindsey. Wanda. 112. 234 Linebergc-r, Deborah, 71, 80, 81, 204 Lineberger. Steve. 234 Ijpscomh, Barbara, 234 Lipscomb, Yoletta, 234 Little. Clay, 55 Littlejohn. Anita, 75, 108. 136, 204 Littlejohn, Brenda, 16. 65, 04, 137. 204 Littlejohn. Chris, 41. 45, 47, 104. 204 Littlejohn Denise. 234 Littlejohn. Harold. 14, 73, 93, 137, 204 Littlejohn, Jackie. 204 Littlejohn, liiumy. 51 Littlejohn. Mnble. Mrs.. 156 Littlejohn, Mary Jane. 81. 204 Littlejohn, Rick. 118. 223 Littlejohn, Rosemary. 110. 111. 204 Littlejohn, Stanley, 204 Llorente, Armando, 47, 72, 82, 83, 223 Locklear. Geneva. 223 Lockman. bred. 234 Loevcn, Mary Kaye, 223 f.oftin, Bonnie. 223 Logan, I'ranees, 61. 1 35, 204 Loizakes, Vickie, 223 Long. Beau. 204 Long. Kay. 115. 204 Love. Mike. 231 Lowe. Billy. 118 Lowe, Dianne, 234 I.owe. Kathie. 204 Lowery. Diane. 204 Iwowcry, Ronald. 223 Lunsford. Rick. 223 Lunsford. Ronnie. 231 Lyles, Gladys. Mrs.. 170 Lyles. Joseph. 102. 172 Lvles. Lorinda, 204 I vies. Robbie. 47. 85. 223 I .vies, Wayne. 47. 85. 223 Lynch. George. 39, 51 Lynn. Mnxcy. 204 Lynn. 1 erri, 234 Lyons, Dwight. 88. 204 Lytle. Maxie. 118. 204 Mabrey. Phil. 234 Mabry, Ross. 234 Mack! Judy. 204 Macomson, Gwen. 69. 234 Madden, Sherry. 234 Madison. Beverly, 61. 62. 115 Madison. Tommy. 38. 39 Magarahan. Peggie. 60. 234 Magarahan. Tim. 204 Mahaffey. Beth. 223 Mahaffey. Lana, Mrs.. 163 Mahaffcy, Mark. 234 Mahaffey. Randy. 23. 58. 99. 172 Malenkos. Beth. 234 Mallory. Reginald. 136. 204 Malone. Janet. 223 Mancke. Rudy. 95. 172 Mandras. Jimmy, 109. 234 Mnness. Molly. 73. 81. 223 Marable. Bill. 51 Marks. Elaine. Mrs.. 169 Marshall. Dan. 85. 204 Marshall. Lizzie. Mrs.. 155. 162 NAME PAGE Martin. Betty, 205 Martin. Cheryl, 112, 113, 234 Martin, Esther, Mrs., 115, 182 Martin, Nancy, 81, 234 Martin, Patty, 205 Martin. Thomas, 69. 75, 82, 83, 91, 93, 95. 224 Martin. T ony. 110, 111, 205 Marzo, Nancy, 81, 224 Mason, Dennis, 224 Mason, Dale, 224 Mason. Pam, 205 Mason. Steve. 110. Ill, 234 Mathis. Charles, 51 Mattson, Kenneth, 224 McAbcc. Chnrmoinc, 205 Me A heir, Vickery. 224 McBride. Debbie. 76. 90. 125, 205 McBride. Jody, 71. 205 McBride, Mary Anne, 224 McBride, Wesley, 234 McCall. Cheryl, 205 McCallister, Lewis, 88, 224 McCarthn. Steve. 234 McClellan. Lynne, 234 McClellan. Scott, 110, 111 McClintock, Liz. 1.31 McCollougli, Ann, 203 McCoflougb, Donna, 64 McConnghy. Linda, 205 McCormack. John, 224 McCormack, Laurie, 234 McCrary, Marsha. 205 McCraw. Sonya. 234 McCruw, Teddie. 104. 205 McCreary. Annie, 234 McCullough. Cindy. 234 McDaniel, Rickey, 1 18. 224 MrGarity. Alexis, 234 McGrath, Lily. 234 McIntyre, Bernard, 36. 104. 224 McIntyre, Connie. 79. 205 McIntyre. Kathleen. 75. 77. 234 McKcnnedy, Mandy. 205 M Kenzie, Denise, 205 McKenzie, Stanley, 205 McMahan. Donnie. 31, 36. 37. 51. 104, 205 McMath. Carl F.. 170 McMillan. I S. 54. 224 McMillan, Marilvn. Miss, 86 162 McMillin, Martha. 71. 234 McMullen. Ellen. 234 McNabb. Eddie. 118. 234 McWhorter. Bill. 89. 224 Means. Annie. 107. 136. 145, 205 '•leans. Cortillia. 234 Means, Joyce. 205 Means, Melodye. 69. 75, 81. 224 Means. Phyllis. 205 Melton, Ann. 224 Meredith. Carolyn, 205 Messer. Richard. 36. 205 Metcalf. AnneR.. Mrs.. 116. 157 Metz. Mike. 224 Michaud. Karen, 100, 205 Michener. William. 55. 83. 205 Miller. Robert. 234 Miller. Debbie. 206 Miller. Kenneth. 47 Miller. Mike. 206 Miller. Percy. 118. 135 Miller. Rick. 224 Miller, Sharon. 110, 234 Miller. Tony. 224 Mills. Crystal I .. 73. 117.224 Millwood. Jack. 36. 52. 53. 104. 118. 206 Mink. Vada. 234 Mitchem. Liz, 224 Mitchell. Mildren. Mrs.. 171 Mobley. Bobhyo W . Mrs.. 71. 160 Monaghan. Robert. 224 Moore. Donnie. 206 Moore. Ellen E.. Miss. 106. 162 Moore. Greg. 234 Moore. Janet. 234 Moore. Mary. 108. 109. 206 NAME PAGE Moore. Maxine, Mrs.. 173 Moorer, Jarnisc 69, 109, 234 Morgan. Denny. 88. 109, 112, 224 Morgan. Gary. 224 Morris. Cindy. 63.71. 110. 149 Morris, Neal. 224 Morris. Tim. 36. 51. 82. 83. 88. 206 Morrison. John. 206 Morrow. Cindy. 234 Morrow. Connie. 206 Morrow. James. 234 Moss. Gail. 206 Mountain. Mary Ellen, 206 Mullen, Mont r. 206 Mullinax. Brian. 234 Murph. Steve. 224 Murray. Julie. 224 Nantz. Lynn. 81, 206 Nash. Annie, Mrs.. 187 Nash. Edward. 234 Nash. Robert. 1 18 Nash. Thomas. 206 Nation. Dan, 234 Neighbors. Ronny, 224 Nesbitt, Reginald. 234 Nesbitt, Sharon. 6 1, 224 Newcomb, Charlene. 224 Newell. Leigh, 234 Newman. Dale. 61. 206 Nicholls. Eddie, 224 Nichols, Goldie. 118, 206 Nicholson. Ruth Ann. 224 Niess, Kim. 206 Nixon. Terry. 206 Nadine, Susan. 234 Norris. Bobby, 36. 53. 59. 169 Norris. David. 234 Norris. Dottie. 234 Oakley. Mary, 234 Connell. Julie, 234 Oldham. Bill. 234 Olson. Julie. 63.71.234 O Shields, Joe, 169 Osment, Pam. 100, 110. 224 Ostermeier, Biggy, 88. 206 O Sullivan. Cathy. 234 Otts, Elizabeth, Miss. 155 Otwell. Terri. 146. 224 Overman. Robbie. 206 Owe ns. Debbie. 224 Owings, Betty. 234 Oxford. Sandy. 79. 110. 111. 206 Pace. Robin. 206 Park. Joel. 234 Padgett. Gail. 224 Padgett. Greg, 234 Padgett. Millie. 206 Page. Ann. Mrs.. 156 Page. Ken. 110. 111. 234 Page. Ned. 206 Painter. Debi. 206 Painter. Graham, 235 Painter. Janet. 224 Painter. Tim. 235 Palmer. Joe. 36. 85. 104 Pangle. Alan. 224 Pangle. James. 235 Papadis. George. 83. 109, 224 Parker. Scott. 207 Parks. Debbie. 71, 235 Parks, Karen. 109. 207 Parris. Bob. 207 Parris, Grace. Mrs.. 186 Parrish. Paul. 235 Parsick. Sue. 207 Parsons. Debby. 235 Paslay. Martha. 207 Pate. Michael. 207 Patterson. Martha. 235 Patterson. Thomas. 235 Patton. Beverly. 224 Patton. Buzz. 76. 82, 83. 207 Patton. Read. 235 Patton. Ronnie. 224 Payden. Marilynn. 16. 207 NAME PAGE Payne. Darlene, 235 Peak. Willie. 235 Pearson, Jan, 39. 224 Pennebaker, Rick, 51, 85, 224 Penney, Kim. 224 Pennington. Dennis. 83, 207 Pennington, Jerry, 224 Peoples. Mattie, 207 Peoples. Sharon. 133. 224 Perm. Ed.. 36. 39. 48. 54. 69. 235 Perrion. Warren. 207 Pcsaro, Licio. 57. 71. 207 Peterson. Debra. 109 Petrce. Jan. 110. 207 Pettit, Andrea. 235 Pettit. LouAnn, 74. 110. 111.207 Pettit. Randy, 207 Pettit, Robbie, 235 Petty. Dale. 224 Petty. Jack. 207 Petty. Laura. 207 Phifer. Cathy. 235 Phillips, Brenda. 235 Phillips. Grace, 207 Phillips. Sylvia. Mrs.. 79. 177 Miillips. Terry. 60. 207 Phillips. Tommy. 56. 235 Piasio. Boh. 207 Pickett. Ann, 224 Pike. Linda. 235 Pittman. Donna. 235 Pittman. Lyn. 72. 224 Pledger. Joe. 112. 113,235 Poliakoff. Beme. 137, 207 Pollitzer, Cathv. 16. 60. 79. 136, 142. 207 JL Poltersdorf. Dave. 53. 224 Poltersdorf. T om, 235 Ponder. Doris. 110, 207 Poole. David, 208 Porter. Andrea. 94. 137. 208 Porterfield, Wayne. 109. 235 Posey. Marcellous, 118. 208 Powell. Ashley. 57. 224 Powell. Kathy, 208 Powell. Helen Ruth, 73. 224 Powell. Perrin. 82. 88. 154. 161 Powers. Kyle, 235 Preslar. I.ibby. 109. 235 Presnell. Arlene. 224 Presnell. Vickie. 235 Price. Chuck. 235 Price. Janet. 224 Price. 1 ony. 224 Pridgen. Rhomcyn. 208 Pridgeon. Kenny. 224 Prince. Jan. 208 Proctor. Larry. 118. 224 Pruitt. Alan. 208 Pruitt. Jerri. 208 Pryor. Reggie. 118.208 Pye. Wanda. 224 Queen. Anne. 224 Quinn. Alvin. 74. 159 Quinn, Chuck. 235 Quinn. Laura. 235 Raby. Anita Jo. Miss. 177 Ragin. Blondcll. Mrs., 180 Rainey, Sarah Jo. 208 Ramsay. Anne. 100, 235 Ramsey. Phil. 235 Randall. Debbie. 74. 208 Randall. Gary. 55. 235 Ranson. Lee. 234 Ranson. Phil, 235 Rapp. Mike. 224 Ratterree, Jane G.. Mrs.. 186 Ray. Billie Ann, 208 Reed. Susan. 208 Reid. Deb. 235 Reid. Cynthia. 110 Reid. Denise. 235 Rey nolds, Aaron. 208 Reynolds. Debbie. 235 Reynolds. Jan. 208 Rhea. Jan. 16. 74. 79. 86. 208 277 index — continued NAME PAGE Rhinehart, Sharon. 71, 109, 112, 235 Rhodes, Edith M.. Mrs., 156 Rhodes. Major C.. 71. 173 Rice. Dea. 235 Rice, Dwain. 32, 36, 51, 208 Rice. Kathy. 224 Rice, Linda. 208 Rice, Maria, 64, 224 Rice, Shelin. 235 Rice. Steve, 235 Richards. Marty, 36. 235 Richardson, Jerry, 208 Richmond. Jimmy. 39. 55, 235 Riddle. Glenn. 208 Riddle, Randy. 208 Ridgeway, Eric. 235 Ridley. Keith. 91. 101. 208 Rivers. Gup. 51. 56. 104. 135, 208 Robbins, David, 118. 225 Robbins. Max M.. 153 Roberts. Beverly. 225 Roberts, Dale, 208 Roberts, Eddie. 209 Roberts. Kay. 209 Robertson. Judy. 79. 88. 209 Robertson. Mike. 225 Robinette, Debbie. 209 Robinette. Rusty. 71. 209 Robinson. Dianne, 115, 209 Robinson, George, 209 Robinson, Mike Robinson, Nancy. 100. 225 Roberson. Rhonda. 235 Robuck. Jean. 110. Ill, 235 Rochester. Patsy. 209 Rochester. Wanda Rogers. Beth. 100. 225 Rogers. Sheila Kay. 110, 225 Rogers. Willie. 235 Rollins. Judy. 209 Rollins. Terry. 83. 209 Romano. Billy, 225 Roof. Jamie. 235 Roper. Keith Renee. 225 Rose. Gordon. 225 Rose, Teresa. 235 Rosenberg. Nancy. 225 Rosenberg. Terry. 76, 124 Ross. Paulette. 235 Rousey. LuAnne, 64. 80. 81. 225 Rowe. Carroll. 110, 235 Rowland. Ricky. 1 18. 209 Royster. Drew. 225 Rubcl. Rick. 39. 235 Runnion. Kathy. 209 Rush. Craig, 73, 225 Rush. Rusty, 225 Ruttle, Don. 209 Ryan, Myra. 225 Sadler. Shelvia. Mrs., 187 Salem, Patti. 235 Salter. David, 55. 235 Salters. Grover. 209 Samuel. Randy 209 SanBom Connie 93 209 Sanders Delories. 110. 225 Sanders. Mary, Mrs., 168 Sanders. Vincent. 31. 32, 36. 41. 47, 71.85. 104. 105. 135, 141,209 SanMiguel, Helen. Mrs., 175 Sardone. Trunk. 75. 77. 235 Sargent. Bill. 209 Satterfield. Rundy. 36. 39. 48, 53. 235 Satterfield. Ricky. 51. 104. 225 Sawyer, Giris. 235 Schrader, Susan, 88. 209 SchriefFcr. Eddie. 235 Schuette. Mary. 88. 110. 111. 124. 209 Schults. Keith. 235 Scoggins. Nancy E.. Miss. 160 Scott. David. 57. 85. 89. 104. 106. 125, 137. 209 Searle. Nancy. 225 Searle. Susan. 235 Seay. Cindy, 235 Seay. Debbie. 225 Seay. Patricia. 235 NAME PAGE Second, Helene B., Mrs.. 176 Seegars. Kim. 235 Seifert. Harold. 118, 148, 209 Seifert. Naomi M.. Mrs., 102. 173 Settle. Pam. 100, 235 Sexton. Kim, 235 Shaw. Terry. 56. 209 Sheek. Diana. 225 Sherbert. Denise. 61. 115, 135, 143. 209 Sherbert, Steve. 225 Shingler, Lisa. 236 Shinta. Ricky. 36. 56. 118.225 Shirley. Glen. 39. 51. 236 Shook. Pam, 236 Shook. Steve. 71. 225 Shoolbrod, Marcy, 236 Shoolbred. Margaret, 210 Shotwell. Edith. 100. 225 Shoupe. Connie. Ill, 210 Shurburtl. Kim. 16. 65.71.81.210 Silverman. Edward. 69. 74. 76. 99. 210 Simpson. Bennie Pearl, 225 Simpson. Pam. 236 Sims. Ann. 79. 95. 117. 225 Sims. Bobby. 225 Sims. Michael. 210 Sims. Pollie. 225 Sims. Sandra. 210 Sims. Shirley Simucl. Claudia. 16, 25. 210 Sites. Clinton. 125. 210 Sizemore. Donna. 225 Skelton. Bill, 236 Small. Jessie M.. Mrs.. 164 Small. Tommy. 36. 225 Smith. Ann, 79. 225 Smith. Bernita. 210 Smith, Jeanne. 236 Smith. Bennie. 110. 210 Smith. Carol. 225 Smith. Cathy. 225 Smith. Charles. 210 Smith, Chip. 211 Smith. Dexter. 36. 210 Smith. Elisabeth. 210 Smith. Ella. 210 Smith. Hal. 210 Smith. James A.. 178 Smith, James M.. 176 Smith. Jim. 36. 51.236 Smith. Jimmy. 83. 104. 109, 225 Smith. Karen. 110. 236 Smith, Kent. 236 Smith. Libby. 210 Smith. Mark. 225 Smith. Michelle, 225 Smith. Renee, 21 1 Smith. Sharon. 236 Smith. Sheri. 236 Smith. Shirley. 69. 75.81.92. 135. 211 Smith. Steven. 225 Smith, Sylvia. 211 Smith. Tim. 225 Smith. Vicki. 236 Smith. Vincent. 211 Smith. Wanda. 63, 148. 236 Smith. William. 211 Snelgrovc, Becky. 236 Snelgrove. Mike. 225 Snoddy. Dobbie. Mrs.. 156 Snow. Dianne. 108. 109. 112.211 Sondov, Wendy. 236 Sortor. Anne. 93. 211 Spires. Sara E.. Miss. 154. 165 Spivey. Daphine. Mrs.. 185 Springer. Peter. 225 Sprouse. Carolyn. 211 Sprouse. Joev. 53 Stanley. Phyllis. 61. 118.225 Starnes. Eddie. 211 Steadings. Melinda. 236 Steadings. Steve. 225 Steadman. Hubert. 160 Steadman. Kathy. 225 Steadman. Sherry. 225 Steam. Sylvia. 118. 236 Stephen. Jimmy, 236 NAME PAGE Stephen. Kathy, 225 Stephens. Gary. 211 Stepp. Mike. 225 Stepp, RoIxTt L.. 186 Stevens. Kathy. 16. 25. 68. 69, 79. 106. 136. 138. 140. 113.211 Stevens Kim. 64. 81. 147. 225 Stevens, Steve. 211 Stevenson. Robin. 225 Stewart. Pair. 7L 79. 88. 110. 111. 211 Stewart. Trunk, 73 Stewart. Roger. 36. 51 Stieglit . Elizabeth. 236 Stieglitz. Prank. 211 Still. L.rry. 36. 39. 53. 236 Still. Walter. 39 Stoddard, Louise. 100, 236 Stokely. Susan. 236 Stoltz. Andrea. 225 Storey. Susan. 211 Storr. Maureen, 24. 81, 96. 124. 135. 211 Stripling. Richard. 135 Stroupe. Randy. 54. 225 Styles. Svlvia. 211 Suits. Greg. 23. 36. 104.211 Summev. Plugene, 108. 109. 110. Ill, 211 ’ Sutton, Eddie. 53 Swain. Micheal N., Mrs.. 160 Swift. Ward. 236 Swofford, Mark, 225 Tabbot, Debbie. 225 Taggurt. Lola, Miss. 158 (alley. James E., 36. 53. 55. 59. 102. 160 fanner. Jimmy. 211 1 upp. Kenny. 236 fate. Barry. 236 l ute. Phil. 109. 112. 236 Taylor, P.leanor L.. Mrs., 170 Taylor, Barry, 225 Taylor. Bemic Taylor. Glenn. 236 I nylor. Glynda, 236 Taylor, Susan, 236 I easier, Jim. 48, 236 Teaster, Perry, 185 Tennyson, Joseph C.. 236 I ennyson, Shelby. 211 Terrell. Clay. 56. 225 I errell. David, 236 I errell. Randy. 236 Tczza. Dano. 71. 225 TTiomus, Cheryl. 211 1 homas. Jeff. 212 I homas. Mary. 79. 225 I homas. Pam. 225 Thomas, Pat. 81.88. 98. 212 1 homas, Ric. 50. 51. 69. 85. 104. 130. 225 Thomas. William I homuson, Charles. 36. 212 I homason, Cheryl. 225 Thomason. Dottic 1 homason. 236 Thompson. Bonnie. 236 Thompson, Debbie. 71. 236 I hompson, P.rnest, 51. 58. 181 Thompson. Prcdn. 36, 236 Thompson. Sandra. 236 I hompson. Terry. 51 Thompson. Tommy. 183 I hompson. Veronica. 69. 75, 81. 93. 146. 225 Thornton. Anne, 71, 88, 110. 111. 212 Thorpe. Ric. 236 Thrasher. Mike. 236 I brasher Steve, 236 T hrasher. Teresa. 212 I hurmond. Chip. 237 T iller. Frank, 25. 68. 69. 85. 134. 212 T iller. Martha. 225 Tillotson. Charles 48 237 Tillotson. Samuel. 109. 112. 226 Tillotson. Shelia, 236 Timmons, Buddy. 82. 226 NAME PAGE T imrnons. Susan. 1 10. 226 1 obin, Jamie, 237 Tobin. Jessie, 87. 212 Tolleson. Wayne. 31. 32. 34, 42, 43. 47. 53. 104, 226 Tomlin, Deborah. 212 Toney. Daryl. 237 Toon, Vivian. 237 Towe. Tommy. 212 Traxler. Francis E.. 220 Treadwell. W. C., Jr., Mrs., 79, 170 Treinis, Dave. 84, 85, 212 Trimmier. P.ddie, 212 Trotter, Bill, 226 Trotter. Maxine, 237 Tullis. Dewey, 18. 25. 68. 69. 75. 83. 109. 134. 139. 212 I urnage. Eddie 212 T urnage, Greg. 237 Turner. Angela, 237 T urner. Betsy. 10. 237 I umer. David, 112. 113, 226 Turner. Donna, 237 Turner, Elaine, 110. 212 Turner. Sam, 39 Umberhandt. Sandra M.. Mrs.. 100. 172 Urban. Jim, 226 Vann. Burry, 116, 212 Vann. Carol, 237 Vanner. Becky. 239 Varner, Rita. 212 Vassallc, Robert. 69.. 75. 77. 82. 83. 92. 95. 110. 111. 137. 138, 212 Vaughn. Lisa. 237 Vaughn, Wilma. 226 Y'ehorn, Ann. 212 Vermillion, Marty, 109, 237 Vcss. Teresa, 237 Vest. Kathy. 237 Viehman, Bruce, 212 Vinson Estelle. Mrs., 183 Vise. T errv. 226 Voyles. Ralph. 36. 51. 58. 181 Waddell. Cathy, 237 Wade. Carolyn. 212 Wade. Ryan. 16. 6-1. 71. 79. 88. 111. 144. 212 Wuldrep, Jimmy, 118, 212 W'aldrep, Libby, 237 Waldrop. Vickie, 226 Walker. Catherine. 71 Walker. Pam. 60. 61. 62. 212 Walker, Sally, 226 Walker. Will. 35. 36. 46. 47. 53. 85. 104, 138. 212 Wallace. Dorothy. Mrs.. 115, 182 Wallace, Elizabeth. 118. 226 Wallis, Randy, 237 Walsh. David. 237 Ward. Donald E.. 118. 184 Ward. Eva. Mrs.. 115. 182 Word. Kay, 226 Warren. David. 237 Watson, Dottie. 239 Watson, Ellen. C.. Mrs.. 154 Watson. Liz. 237 Wattcrson, Eddie, 36. 53, 226 Watts. Deborah, 213 Weathers, Donna. 212 Webb, Carroll. 226 Webb. Linda. 237 Webb. Wundu, 213 Webber, Ellen Jo. Mrs., 112. 178 Webnur. Cheryl. 213 Weese. Lynn. 213 Weir. Richard. 112. 226 Welch. Becki. 213 Welch. Bill. 53. 104. 110. 213 Weldon, Andrea. 100. 213 West. Ann. 237 West. P.mma. 213 West. Jane, 81, 88, 213 West. June. 101.213 West. Susan, 237 278 NAME PAGE Westen. John E.. 186 Wetscl, Ann. 213 Wharton. John. Ill, 237 Whcarfcy. David, 226 Wheatley, Meg. 237 Whisenant, Marc. 213 Whitaker. Janice B.. Mrs.. 62. 180 White. Brenda. 226 White. David. 85. 213 White. Jimmy. 36 White. Latrida. 71. 237 White, Lynne. 213 White. Robin, 226 White. Susan. 79. 107. 110. 226 Whitener, Debra. 213 Whitmire. David. 85. 112. 113. 226 Whitworth. Wundu L.. Mrs.. 98. 163 Wilburn. Reggie. 83, 226 Wilder. Ned. 74. 97. 213 Wilkins, Cecilia, 213 Wilkins. Charles. 237 Wilkins. Donnell. 118 Wilkins. Kathy. 93. 94. Id. 213 Williams. Cheryl. 213 Williams. Clarence. 51 Williams, Deborah. 213 Williams. Deede, 226 Williams. Dennis. 213 Williams. Donna. 213 Williams. Matthew. 183 Williams. Eddie. 237 Williams. Evelyn, 213 index — continued NAME PAGE Williams. Gwen. 226 Williams. Hazel, 214 Williams. I leien, 86. 226 Williams. James, 237 Williams. Keith. 226 Williams, Kitty. 79 Williams, Lee Anna. 239 Williams. Randy. 214 Williams, Nancy, 237 Williams. Nelson. 237 Williams, Ray. 214 Williams, Steve. 237 Williams. Tim. 46. 47. 69. 85. 226 Williams. Torazes, 74, 214 Williams, Veronica, 226 Williamson. Clay. 237 Williamson. Tom. 112, 237 Willis. Bill. 214 Willis. Dick. 226 Willis. Linda. 214 Willis. Mark. 237 Willis. Nicholas. 171 Willis. Thomas L.. 96. 179 Wilson. Arthur, 226 Wilson. Betty J.. 237 Wilson. Betty M.. 237 Wilson. Billy. 54. 237 Wilson. Connie, 214 Wilson. Dcanie. 214 Wilson. Donna. 81. 214 Wilson, John, 226 Wilson. Kathy. 237 NAME PAGE Wilson. Myles. 118. 214 Wilson, Paulette. 109. 226 Wingo. Winston. 75. 76. 96. 214 Winters. Debby, 237 Winters. Tom, 226 Wofford. Cindy. 237 Wofford. David. 214 Wofford. Gail. 214 Wofford. Gene, 237 Wofford. Jerry. 226 Wofford. Kathy. 237 Wofford. Rebo. 226 Wofford. Trellis. 226 Wolfe. Cindy. 71. 79. 226 Wood. David. 36. 51. 83. 127. 226 Wood. Donna. 237 Wood. Mike. 226 Wood. Renee. 61. 89. 214 Wood. Steve. 109. 110. 111.226 Wood. Terry. 33. 36. 214 Woods. Greg. 215 Woods. Susan. 237 Woodruff. Jimmie. 214 Woodruff. Vincent. 215 Woody, AI fort. 237 Woody. Earl. 226 Woody. Geun. 237 Woolbright. Elizabeth L.. Mrs., 167 Woolen. John, 215 Woollen. Diane, 226 Worden. Shelly. 215 Workman, Susan. 237 NAME PAGE Worthy. Kathy. 112. 237 Worthy. Susan. 71. 79. 86. 226 Wright, Brenda, Miss. 80. 166 Wright. Dale J.. Mrs.. 171 Wright, Joann. 118, 215 Wright. Lucv. 226 Wright. Mildred B.. Mrs.. 94. 177 Wyant. George, 226 Yadcn. Linda. 76. 124. 125. 215 Yaden, Mark. 237 Yoffee, Fran. 226 Yogman. Shelley. 63. 71. 148, 237 Young. Ernest. 69 Young. Bill. 69. 48. 51. 237 Young. Cole. 48. 51. 237 Young, Jackie. 237 Young. Jeannic, 237 Young. John. 51 Young. Marjorie. Miss. 166 Young. Melody. 215 Young. Robhy, 215 Young. Sandra. 215 Young. Sherry. 215 Young. 1 homas. 237 Young. Willie. 56 Younger. Keith. 237 Zimmerman. Jimmy. 226 Zimmerman. Paula, 237 Zoglio. Regina. 215 Zoglio. 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