Spartanburg High School - Spartana Yearbook (Spartanburg, SC)

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The chorus makes regular perfor mances at school assemblies. Mr. Tom Wine directs the chorus as they line up to perform the Alma Mater at the Spirit Assembly. §11 JDFNI IMF Exciting, stimulating, busy, and challenging are just a few of the many adjectives that describe the life of an SHS student. From the orchestra’s tour and cross country’s summer practice, students’ interests changed to the Summerville football game, pep rallies, club meetings, the Spirit assembly, Homecoming, and, for seniors, graduation. As schools from across the nation turned to SHS for guidance in improving themselves; the students, through their lives, kept us in the limelight. Students gather in the gym for an assembly Some of the traditional assemblies were dropped The Spirit Assembly replaced the SAC Installa lion; a Spring Assembly replaced the Thanksgiv ing assembly. Part of each student's life is his stu dent I D During orientation Beth Glas gow, Sabrina Earnhardt, and Amy Nix on help with the hundreds of ID's that must be made. 6 Student Life Division

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Orchestra director Mr Bill Scott clowns around after a concert at London's Guildhall Yard. The orchestra performed five concerts on their British Isles tour. Sightseeing and fun were a memorable part of the orchestra tour. Jodi Bilan-chone rests her feet by getting a “lift from Tony Jones at Fountain's Abbey. Returning on a Boeing 747. Bridgette Birk. Amy Nixon, and Courtney Smith catch up on the sleep they missed while giving concerts and sightseeing. Singing helps pass away the time spent traveling by bus. Anna Hardigree and Wilson Lovett join other passen gers in a rousing song. 8 Orchestra Tour