Spartanburg High School - Spartana Yearbook (Spartanburg, SC)

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In preparation for the big night, David Hudgens buys Homecoming dance tickets from Student Council member Laura June Frick and advisor John Wolfe. An enthusiastic crowd is always the key to a successful pep rally. Participants in the Farmer Day costume contest exhibit their dress during a Friday pep rally. Opening 7

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Student Council members lake part in a skit during a Beat Dorman Day pep rally. As an A.P History project. Duncan Alford and Susan Spieth interview U S. Representative Carroll Campbell. The interview was later shown on the I.T V. channels throughout the school Academic Program Continues Success As in the past, the academics program at Spartanburg High School proved to be one of the top in the state due to a highly qualified faculty and a varied range of courses from which to choose. Courses offered were designed, as in years past, to meet the needs of all students; from vocational to college preparatory. A final change from the quin system to the semester brought about mixed feelings from the students, but the teachers were unanimous in the opinion that the semester system was better for the overall program. Painting spirit signs for a football game are Betsy Monroe and Missy King as they stay after school to fulfill a SOSH club obligation. 6 Opcning

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The Power Being one of the largest schools in the state does not automatically make a school one of the best. This distinction is earned when students, faculty, and staff work together to achieve success. At Spartanburg High School THE POWER OF GOLD is in evidence. The power is represented by the school colors of blue and gold. It is demonstrated by the school spirit shown at pep rallies and games. Recognition of faculty and students for scholastic, musical, and art abilities Of Gold prove the power exists in the academic program. Clubs and organizations show the power while serving the school and community. Successful sports teams are additional evidence that THE POWER OF GOLD exists and does indeed make Spartanburg High School one of the best. leading I he Seniors lo victory in the class cheering competition during the annual Homecoming bonfire arc Keith Cox and Frank Lyles. In hopes of immediate action, concerned students sign a petition outside the cafeteria to bring back the sale of carbonated sodas and snack foods to the canteen. Imitating Howard Coscll. Buford Mobley adds humor to a skit performed by Student Council members during a pep rally. 8 Opcning