Spartanburg High School - Spartana Yearbook (Spartanburg, SC)

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Opening 5 Caught in an embarrassing situation. Rick Phillips tries to break into his own truck to get the keys. Pouring on the speed to avoid the defenders. Jesse Wilkins (30) sets his sights on the goal line Peering over umbrellas was commonplace during football season, but these students don't let that stop them from supporting their team. New guidance receptionist. Mrs. Riemens-nider gives John Turner and Pappy McGarr some helpful SAT information.

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Noticing Improvements Certainly on the outside. Spartanburg High seemed to be the same. But inside, some changes began to appear. There were new faces in the office, including a new principal. And with a new principal, came the changes in policy. But what mattered to the students were the small changes which improved their day at school. Tea at lunch, hats allowed in the halls, and air conditioners in the art department were a few of the new things which students found. Mr. Delaney, the new principal, said, “Nothing will remain the status quo if it can be improved.” But through all the changes. Spartan High maintained its traditional standards. Student Council members wear T-shirts to help advertise for the Disco Against Dystrophy held at Westwood Skating Rink on Sep tember 15. 4 Openmg Finding some spare time during Senior Stu-dyhall. Donnie Messer prepares for a test. For students like Karen Landrum who bring their lunch, extra milk and tea are sold in the cafeteria.

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 Lunchtime gives Joy Steadings and Kellie Bishop a chance to discuss her day while eating. Reminding students of parking regulations is an early morning job for Anita Betsill and Fre-drina Bomar. Many after-school hours are put in by the band to practice their marching routines Keeping a notebook in chemistry helps Bryce Williams when test time rolls around 6 Opemng