Spring Valley High School - Saga Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 352 of the 1980 volume:

2 6 7 8 10 11 12 13 14 Spring VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL Interclub Council Interclub Council was designed to maintain strong public relations between clubs as they worked closely with Student Council. Meeting twice a month. Interclub Council discussed various prob- lems about the school as they planned activities including “Adopt a Teacher” in which different clubs secretly sent teachers cards and gifts at special times of the year. The Council also assist- ed in the Domestic Exchange to New York in which clubs sponsored students to visit another school in the Long Island area. All in all. Interclub Council has benefited the school in many ways. 18 1. Johnny Baker. Jack Dent. Larry Spivey. Kathy Nettles. Todd Hall. Sally Boatwright. 2. Tammy Lewis. Pam Montgomery. Shelley Husband. Pam Cauthen. 3. (Bottom Row) Mike Platt. Bryan Walton. Steve Franz (Top Row) Tammy Ulmer. Pansy Gray. James Gonda. Debbie Harrison. Robert Alderson. Tim Surratt. 4. Walter Kaufmann. Amy Falter. Vickie Fleenor. Susan Dorgay. 5. Karen Collins. John Reese. Rachel Carr. 6. Laurie Wyrick. Sherri Faust. Allison McNeely. Ricky Hunter. Jennifer Nicholson. Mike Gillespie. Kenny Evett. 7. Sandy Richardson. Glenda Green. Vicki Harrell. Sandy Goodwin. Michelle Condra. Larry Spivey. 8. Tom Hall. Sharon Gibbs. Sherri Faust. Kecia Courtney. Anne McDonagh. Scott Van Valkenburg. Student Council Activity and work were a major part of Student Council’s schedule. Student Council was made up of members from each class: the four officers, ten elected members, and student body officers. Meet- ings were held bi-weekly to discuss important school business and social events. An important school project was one between Spring Valley and Richland Northeast in the formation of the “Sword and Saber’’ trophy. After every Spring Valley and Richland Northeast football game, the winning team will receive the trophy. Student Council traveled to Pawley’s Island in October for their first of two workshops. They spent three days getting to know each other, learning parliamentary procedure, and having a good time. A ski weekend in the Appalachian Mountains was planned for January. President Jack Dent Vice President Johnny Baker Secretary Karen Collins Treasurer Tom Hall Seniors Sophomores Larry Spivey Robbie Jones Rachel Carr Jeff Eads Johnny Baker Edsonya Charles Karen Collins Jack Dent Amiee DuBose Victoria Ellison Tom Hall Kelvin Johnson Tammy Lewis Cindy Merritt Cindy O’Farrell Steve Steck Andy Tackett Todd Hall Louise Grant Debra Nezvesky Jodi Davis Andrea Crim Anna Delk Frank Doskocil Shelley Graham Glenda Green Steve Grimshaw Robert Haas Shelley Husband Angela Hutter Michelle Issak Mark Perreault Amy Schulman Juniors Freshmen Kathy Nettles Kirk Intermill Caroline Sullivan Greg Fleming Mike Allen David Bruno Joy Frazier Mark Issak James Nichols Greg Pruitt Hilary Rust Buddy Sanders Jan Thompson Sally Boatwright Jamie Carlen Pam Cauthen Leo Perreault Mark Allen Glenda Barnes Kathy Buck Mike Coward Mike DeBerry Chip Hardy Kevin Hogan Stacy Milner 1. Sponsor — Mrs. Buddin. 2. Sophomore Council — Bottom Row — Todd Hall. Middle Row — Mark Perreault. Shelly Graham. Frank Doskocil. Shelley Husband. Steve Grimshaw, Debra Nezvesky. Jodi Davis. Anna Delk. Top Row — Louise Grant. Robert Haas. Glenda Green. Angela Hutter. Michelle Isaak. Amy Schulman. 3. Senior Council — Bottom Row — Karen Collins. Victoria Ellison. Robbie Jones. Amiee DuBose. Tammy Lewis, Kathy Labrador. Rachel Carr. Cindy Merritt. Edsonya Charles. Cindy O'Farrell. Top Row — Johnny Baker. Steve Steck. Larry Spivey. Jeff Eads. Andy Tackett. Kelvin Johnson. Tom Hall. 4. Freshmen Council — Bottom Row — Sally Boatwright. Pam Cauthen. Stacy Milner. Kathy Buck. Mark Allen. Glenda Barnes. Top Row — Mike Coward. Jamie Carlen. Kevin Hogan, Leo Perreault. Mike DeBerry. Chip Hardy. 5. Junior Council — Bottom Row — Caroline Sullivan. Kathy Nettles. Joy Frazier. Jan Thompson. Hilary Rust. Top Row — Buddy Sanders. Greg Pruitt. Kirk Intermill. Mark Isaak. James Nichols. Greg Fleming. David Bruno. Mike Allen. 6. Student Council Officers — Mark Isaak. Johnny Baker. Karen Collins Jack Dent. Tom Hall. 21 National Honor Society The national Honor Society is made up of junior and senior leaders with above average grades. To gain membership in this national honorary organization, a student must meet the grade point ratio requirement, by recommended by a teacher, and demonstrate in- volvement in a wide range of school activities. Twen- ty-five new members were inducted in the Honor Society at an evening ceremony held on February 13. 1980, in the Spring Valley Library. Karen Collins Kenny Evett Cathy Branham Carol Cartzendafner Vickie Fleener Lisa Frierson Vicki Harrell Sharon Gibbs Mollianne Carlen Steve Franz Vonda Harrell Joy Frazier Tony Sellaway Susan Mishoe Kathy Nettle David Louder Sarah Hardy Donald Hulon Sandy Goodwin Lisa Krolak Sherri Vannort Edsonya Charles Anne Crosby Tammy Lewis Jenny Llewellyn Chris Eaker Gail Schatz Elizabeth Boatwright Nancy Orndorff James Nichols Lisa Bellino Carol Dillon President — Sharon Gibbs Vice-President — Donald Hulon Secretary — Sarah Hardy Treasurer — Vicki Harrell Sponsor — Lynn Scott Anchor Club Participating in a variety of activi- ties, the Anchor Club was very active this year. The members sponsored a skating night for the Babcock Center and their annual Road Rally. In addition a Carna- tion Day in February helped the club earn money. During Pride Week, the Anchor Club held a slave auction which promoted school spirit. They also partici- pated in the poster contest for the Spring Valley-Richland North- east game and sponsored Tweety Bird and Sylvester during Home- coming Week. Through these ac- tivities and many more, the An- chor Club had a busy and worth- while year. 24 President — Melinda Rickard Vice-President — Cindy O’Farrell Secretary — Tammy Lewis Treasurer — Sarah Grimshaw Service Chairman — Kelly Parham Fund Raising Chairman — Susan Duffy Senior Club Caroline Haskell Jean Gantt Dorethia Wallace Laura Grooms Laura Rausher Mary Blanchard Aimee DuBose Stacy Baker Patti Durkin Lori Hammes Junior Club Noreen Kent Gail Schatz Nancy Orndorff Beth Morris Miriam Luftig Elizabeth Boatwright Kathy Nettles Cindy Daniels Lisa Bramlette Awilda Hecht Joy Frazier Caroline Sullivan Diane Condra Tricia Herndon Sophomore Club Mary Ann Moser Miriam Lin — Justiniano Cheryl Crombie Wanda Bailey Donna Lucas Amy Schulman Melisa Bagley Leighann Southern Freshman Club Maureen Hanley Emily Denton Stacy Milner Tracy Huggins Amy Trogdon Maura Sill Tara Deal Vivian Garcia Lisa Leigh Lisa Stallings I. Sponsors and Officers — Bottom Row — Ms. Hope. Melinda Rickard. Ms. Lane. Top Row — Kelly Parham. Cindy O’Farrell. Sarah Grimshaw. Tammy Lewis. 2. Juniors — Bottom Row — Kelly Parham. Caroline Sullivan. Gail Schalz. Elizabeth Boatw- right. Middle Row — Trisha Herndon. Beth Morris. Miriam Luftig. Awilda Hecht. Top Row — Noreen Kent. Kethy Nettles. Sarah Grimshaw. 3. Seniors — Bottom Row — Jean Gantt. Diane Con- dra. Amiee DuBose. Mary Blanchard. Middle Row — Ciny O’Far- rell. Sue Duffy. Laura Grooms. Melinda Rickard. Top Row — Caoline Haskell. Patti Durkin. Tammy Lewis, Lori Hammes. 4. Sophomores — Bottom Row — Wanda Bailey. Melisa Bagley. Top Row — Debra Gibson. Donna Lucas. 5. Freshmen — Bottom Row — Tracy Huggins. Tara Deal. Top Row — Lisa Leigh. Lisa Stall- ings. Amy Trogden. 25 Interact Interact, sponsored by the Ro- tary Club had a very busy school year. Once again Inter- act visited patients at Mid- lands Center as its community service project. Other activi- ties included visiting handi- capped students, making spir- it posters for the commons, and trick-or-treating for canned goods on Halloween. 1. Interact Club. 2. Regina Makapugay. Don- ald Hulon. Karen Collins. Kenny Evett. Cindy Merritt. 3. Walter Kaufmann. Richard Rosen- beck. Paul Kaufmann. Sherry Pruitt. Kathy Totten. Jodi Davis. Debra Nezvesky. Pam Moore. Laina Hertz. Barbara Cathey. 4. Lisa Frierson. Donald Hulon. Sharon Gibbs. Karen Collins. Cindy Merritt. Regina Makapugay. Allison McNeely. Ilene Fins. Susan Poole. Vickie Fleenor. Troy Coward. Kenny Evett. 5. Edsonya Charles and Ilene Fins. 6. Beth Di- mascio. Maureen Tener, Hilary Rust. Carol Dillon. Mary Alice Rose. Kathleen Mayer. Tammy Ulmer. Deirdre McDonagh. Lisa Bel- lino. David Louder. 7. Jack Poole. Lynn Rea- dling. Pam Brooks. Tracie Cook. 8. Sponsor — Mr. Hendrick. 26 Advisor — J.W. Hendrick President — Karen Collins Co-Vice-presidents — Donald Hulon Cindy Merritt Treasurer — Kenny Evett Secretary — Regina Makapugay Lisa Bellino Chase Bosserman Pam Brooks Barbara Cathey Edsonya Charles Kecia Courtney Troy Coward Alan Crim Jodie Davis Carol Dillon Beth Dimascio llene Fins Vickie Fleenor Lisa Frierson Sharon Gibbs Lewis Hecht Cindy Heidel Laina Hertz Paul Kaufmann Walter Kaufmann David Louder Donna Lucas Kathleen Mayer Deirdre McDonagh Allison McNeely Darlene Mew Pam Moore Debra Nezvesky Sheryl Pall Donnette Parish Jack Poole Susan Poole Sherry Pruitt Lynne Readling Beth Roberts Mary Alice Rose Richard Rosenbeck Hilary Rust Margaret Slanaker Maureen Tener Kathy Totten Tammy Ulmer Mark Wilson 27 Key Club The Key Club is a young men's service club for the community and the school. During October, the Key Club helped with a haunted house for the March of Dimes. Other events the club par- ticipated in were co-sponsoring a Road Rally with Anchor Club, a Dating Game, and playing intermural basketball with the Key Club of Richland Northeast High School. The club also planned on setting up a booth for the Lung Association at Columbia Mall for Non-Smokers Day, and sponsored a bike race and an Almost Anything Goes Competition. President — Greg Fleming Vice-President — David Bruno Secretary — Bill Besley Treasurer — John Brooks Seniors Sophomores Chris Eaker Todd Hall Steve Franz Mike Whitehead Mike Platt Frank Doskocil Scott VanValkenburg Tim Gardner Jay Bradley Mark Perreault John Reese Glen Atkinson Andy Tackett Wayne Stackleather Gordon Childs Mike Pollard Jerry Clark David Krouse Kelvin Johnson Wayne Wicker John Cleveland Doug Perkins Joel Aaron Juniors Tim Surratt Mike Stone Robbie Kent Ricky Roberts David Vannort Freshmen Danny Haight Pat Ambrose Henry O’Boyle Paul Edwards James McCutcheon Mike DeBerry Scott James Bernard Goatcher Jacob Waleri Lewis Hecht Tommy Davant Mike Coward Carl Branham Doug Hollifield Pat Mashburn Tony Leon 1. Officers — Bill Besley. John Brooks, David Bruno. Greg Fleming. 2. Juniors — John Brooks. Jacob Waleri. Ricky Roberts. Greg Fleming. David Bruno. Tim Surratt. Danny Haight. David Vannort. James McCutcheon. 3. Seniors — Jerry Clark. Andy Tackett. Kelvin John- son. Gordon Childs. John Cleveland. Scott VanValkenburg. Steve Franz. Mike Platt. Chris Baker. John Reese. 4. Sophomores — Wayne Wicker. Todd Hall. Frank Doskocil. Wayne Stackleather, Mark Per- reault. Bill Besley. David Krouse. Glen Atkinson. Mike Whitehead. Tim Gardner. Robbie Kent. Mike Pollard. Joel Aaron. Doug Perkins. 5. Freshmen — Mike Coward. Mike DeBerry. Pat Ambrose. Doug Holli- field. Paul Edwards. Bernard Goatcher. Carl Branham. Tony Leon. Lewis Hecht. Pat Mashburn. 29 Z Club The newly organized Z club at Spring Valley did much to pro- mote school and community ac- tivities this year. To start the year off, a cookout was held for the members of the Key Club and Z-Club. Throughout the year fund-raising activities such as the candycane sale before Christmas break were held to raise money for club functions. A portion of the money raised was used to sponsor a shopping spree and lunch at Columbia Mall for senior citizens of the Columbia area. The Z-Club came up with many original ideas in the aspects of club functions this year and helped to set a tradition of excel- lence to be carried forth into Spring Valley’s second decade. 30 President — Mollianne Carlen Vice-President — Rachel Carr Secretary — Jenny Llewellyn Treasurer — Tracey Lannigon Senior Representative — Cindy Beam Junior Representative — Carmen Lewis Sophomore Representative — Andrea Crim Debbie Burchell Anne Crosby Deneen Dunphy Melanie Graham Victoria Ellison Angel Ferguson Kathy Hollis Denise Jennings Mary Madcharo Janet McCollum Kim Masek Anne McDonagh Vera Meadows Pam Montgomery Ramona Ogden Jennifer Nicholson Becky Rogers Sally Smith Bonnie Stern Sherri Vannort Marcia DeMoya Nancy Garcia Pam O’Connor Betsy Boatwright Jill Delozier Barbara Cathey Sally Boatwright Darlene Hulen Terri West Bonnie Walker Laura Walker Kathy Williams Mary Easterling Renee Perreault Kim Bretlinger Fran Bolin Daphne Byrd Karen Carmichael Robin Caywood Debbie Coates Donna Goad Vonda Harrell Monica Harison Lavern Jones Kim Ricksecker Edie Smyrl Wilma Wallace Karen Collins Dianne Condra Amy Falter Marylee Koty Wendy Woods Jennifer Dees Tricia Herndon Kim Artlip Cali Almond Jan Steele 1. President — Mollianne Carlen. 2. Jenny Llewellyn. Andrea Crim. Carmen Lewis. Tracey Lannigon. Cindy Beam. Mollianne Carlen. Rachel Carr. 3. Junior and Sophomore Club. 4. Senior Club. 5. A Z Club meeting in action. 6. Sponsors — Mrs. Quinn and Mrs. Handel. 31 French Club President — Vicki Fleener Vice President — Debra Nezvesky Secretary — Noreen Kent Treasurer — Daniel Enoch Catherine Watt Jenny Llewellyn Chase Bosserman Shelley Husband Sarah Hardy Michelle Isaak Robin Caywood Beth Dodd Bratton Fennell Bruce Finkel Judy Finkel Marilyn Lyles Jodi McCoy Sam Yum Allison McKeown Holly Pozsik Leslie Zamcheck Steve Grimshaw Susan Free Ginger Brown Tara Deal Michelle Carter Jim Park Barbara Ross Renee Henderson Maura Sills Adele Rudolf Brad Luce Mark Mayfield Rick Goodwin Bobby George Denise Beck Melisa Bagley Amy Rooney Carol Dillon Eugene Lilliwood Beth Roberts Melissa McCullough Laurie Jordan Cheryl Smith Elizabeth Shelton Christine Matthews Paul Edwards Ricky Hunter Marilyn Doucet Cindy Mew Steve Altman Doug Perkins Mike Edmonds Kelly Haight Lisa Bannister Traci Stutts John Eskridge Judy Meredith Teresa Hicks Rip Russell Ronnie Michalski Kristen Hardisty Sally McKetroy Amy Duffy Marie Talbot Kathy Totten John Waring Bill Besley Kim Ricksecker Fran Bollin Michelle Davis Darryl Copper Mike DeBerry 32 33 German Club The German Club of Spring Valley had a very successful year. The purpose of the German Club was to show their members some as- pects of German culture. Some activities in- cluded; a Christmas party for the Babcock Center children, an annual banquet at a Ger- man restaurant, several parties and cook- outs, selling candy and participating in the Homecoming Parade. President — Walter Kaufmann Vice-President — Donlyn Litchford Secretary — Glenn Atkinson Treasurer — Lucynda Worthington Tammy Blanchard Karen Buys Edsonya Charles Kim Daeger Carol Helm Lisa Krolak Scott Langford James McCutcheon Patricia Pacheco David Parker Debbie Sellaway Linda Smith Rena Smith Barbara Taylor Christine Timmons Algela Tolbert Toshio Tsuboi Tammy GImer 1. Walter Kaufmann. Lucynda Worthington. Ms. McFarlane. Donlyn Litchford. Glenn Atkinson. 2. James McCutcheon. Karen Buys. Edsonya Charles. Toshio Tsuboi. 3. Bottom — David Parker. Kim Daeger. Barbara Taylor. Middle — Debbie Seliaway, Karen Buys. Glenn Atkinson. Toshio Tsuboi. Rena Smith. Top — Patricia Pa- checo. Edsonya Charles. Lucynda Worthington. Walter Kaufmann. James McCutcheon. Angela Tolbert. 4. Bottom — Tammy Blanchard. Patri- cia Pacheco. Glenn Atkinson. Walter Kaufmann. Donlyn Litchford. Lucynda Worthington. Top — Linda Smith. David Parker. Debbie Seliaway, Kim Daeger. Rena Smith. Angela Tolbert. Bar- bara Taylor. 5. Walter Kaufmann. 6. Glenn Atkin- son. Toshio Tsuboi. James McCutcheon. 35 Latin Club The Latin Club was open to all stu- dents who had taken Latin for at least one year. Though the Latin Club is the smallest foreign lan- guage club at Spring Valley, their work and effort make them appear the largest. President — Susan Dorgay Vice-Pres. — Jennifer Nicholson Sect.-Treas. — Anne McDonagh McDonagh Mark Dorsett Teresa Glover Laurie Mylander Ricky Patterson Grace Burton Teresa Baker Karrie Britton Sara Boney Tim Surratt Mitchell Delozier 1. Jennifer Nicholson and Susan Dorgay. 2. Tim Surratt. Grace Bur- ton. Sara Boney. Ms. Murray. Tere- sa Glover. Jennifer Nicholson. Su- san Dorgay. Mark Dorsett. 36 Spanish Club The purpose of the Spanish club is to inform students of Spanish life and develop community wide under- standing for culture in Spanish speaking countries. This past year the Spanish club sold M M’s to pay for scholarships to Spain in June. They had a Christmas dinner, and went ice-skating. This past year was very successful for the Spanish club. 1. Sponsors. Mrs. Trakas and Mrs. Wald. 2. Officers. Michelle Kelly. Paul Kauff- man. Amy Falter. 3. The Ju- niors and Seniors. 4. The Sophomores and Fresh- men. President — Amy Falter Vice-President — Paul Kauffman Secretary — Michelle Kelly Treasurer — Pam O’Connor Caroline Haskell Regina Makapugay Sandy Korner Orlando Lead Gelene Beck Troy Coward Cathy Boney Lynn Bowen Melanie Graham Beth Farmer Caron Taylor Maureen Tener Cameron Rinker Kathy Lynch Greg Clark Allen Siezmore Wendy Woods Snoozie Farmer Paul Beverly Susan West Pam Moore Stacy McMurray Lori Brown Amy Schulman Brian Krolak Sonya Goines Jeff Tefs Lori Treiber Kenneth Hooper Alan Farmer Sherry Pruitt Tammy Brown Shelley Graham Mariane Moser Lisa Tuite Michelle McGrigan Ronda Lee Joyce Krolak Kreig Ricksecker Christy Nettles Sheryl Pall Gracia Del Hogan Mike Sandlin Laurie Wyrick Paul Gainey Mark Semones Cindy O’Farrell Debbie Burchell Becky Rogers Donald Hulon Greg Lydick Debbie Harrison Renee Perreault Sally Smith Tina Sessions Randy Tippin Paula Marsh Robi Martinez Jeannie Mattox Gail Lucas Jill Delozier Steven Pender Angela Reynolds Frank Doskocil Jennifer Loomis Jackie Harrell Chip Bigelow Joy Reeves Barbara Cathey Mark Watson Brenda Hill Dean Braziel Kandi Laughead Thomas Davis Wayne Stackleather Miriam Lin-Justiniano Karen Langston Carolina Cockburn Patty Treiber Mary Pagan Tracy Huggins Tracy Burke Lawra Hoffman Carmen Lewis Tina Bond Kim Ellis Teresa Turner Kenny Evett Lauri Lawrence David Holler Tim Bennett Henry O’Boyle Edwin Santana Darlene Mew Kathy Nettles Brian Gaither Livi Stewart Vonda Harrell Renee Polk 37 Airplane Club The Airplane Club met to discuss plans for model airplane contests and competitions be- tween members and other clubs in the area. Competition was in scale models (Flying and nonflying) or in other categories. President — Scott Van Valkenburg Vice-President — Mike Goatcher Secretary-Treasurer — Mary Stafford Eddie Platt Mike Platt Steve Noel John Robinson Jimmy DeWitt Clinton Ross James Bush Carl Climer Chess Club The purpose of the Chess Club is to teach the fundamentals and strategy of Chess. The Chess Club meets every day, and plays matches to find a champion, which determines 1st board. Next year they are going to reorganize to enter tournaments and play other teams in the area. James Bost Ken Buys Jack Bowers Michael DeLozier John Del Grosso Brian Dixon Mike Dowell Roy Hooker Charlie Synn Eliere Tolan Mark Watson David Reynolds 18 ROTC ROTC teaches leadership, re- sponsibility, respect for author- ity, and patience. It also provides a vehicle for the application of leadership techniques for devel- oping and understanding the mili- tary command structure, the need for discipline, and a knowl- edge of military drill and ceremo- nies. This past year the ROTC escorted people around school, helped with parking at the State Band Contests, had parties for the underpriviledged, raised $1500, and the color Guard per- formed at football games. Other activities included drill competi- tions, field trips to Shaw, Myrtle Beach, Seymour Johnson, and Mclntire Air Bases, dining in and out, and a field day. 1. C. Flight — Bottom Row — Steve An- derson. Mary Stafford. Pete Fikas. Larry Mayfield. Top Row — Bill Kurts. Steve Noel. Scott Van Valkenburg. Mike Platt. Robert Kirby. 2. Drill Team — Bottom Row — Mike Platt. Mary Bowie. Micheala East. Misty Jones. Johnny Cash, Eddie Platt. Middle Row — Steve Carter. Jo Ann Shepard. Lakita Paulin. Jimmy Dewitt. Joy Reeves. Ron Cox, Dale Ste- venson. Top Row — John Paulin. Joe Manning. Steve Noel. Scott Van Valken- burg, Steve Anderson. Mike Goatcher. 39 Commander — Scott Van Valkenburg Deputy Commander — Mary Stafford Finance — Terry Broach Operations — Mike Platt Communications — Steve Anderson Personnel — Steve Noel Material — Floyd English Special Projects — Robert Kirby Plans — Keith Boyd Information — Pete Fikas Flight Commander A Flight James Bush Trade Cook Thomas Davis Ray Dean Michael East James Fisher Marcie Gaillard Roy Garris Mona Harbor Ronald Hooker David Hoskins B Flight James Arthur Douglas Brown Michelle Carter Johnnie Cash Willie Chunn Gwen Daniels James Frick Mike Goatcher Russell Graham Tony Henson Barry Herthum Kevin Hilton Phillip Hinglrton C Flight Steve Anderson Keith Boyd Floyd English Pete Fikas Tim Hicks Robert Kirby Mark Lintner D Flight Cedrick Bowen Lisa Bowie Mary Bowie CC Carter Patrick Corner Xenia Coward Jimmy Dewitt Michelle Favor Tom Fikas David Free Rhonda Hingleton Kevin Hogan Clarnece Joseph — Larry Mayfield Raymond Hurndon Misty Jones Robert Lee Selina Lucas Quincy Moore Christine Rothenberger Mark Shields Greg Surrette Tony Vickers Freddie Walker Charles Jefferson Pamela LeBlond Ronnie Mack Joe Manning Mike Manning Keith Medford John Paulin Eddie Platt Jaye Reeves Randy Rowe William Salter Angelo Samuel Larry Mayfield Steve Noel Michael Platt Mary Stafford Scott Van Valkenburg James Corbett Bill Kurtz Denise McCants Edrick Moore Sherry Newman Reginald Oree Desi Palmer Lakita Paulin Clinton Ross John Scott Zena Seibles Alfred Thomas Betty Vicker Kim Williams Steve Wallace 1. The Spring Valley Drill Team stands at attention. 2. The Drill Team gets ready to perform at a football game. 3. The ROTC checks out a plane at Shaw Air Force Base. 4. The Jr. ROTC homecoming float. 5. The Drill Team performs at a football game. 6. The ROTC while on a field trip to Shaw Air Force Base. 7. An aerial view of North Carolina. 8. Flying high at Seymour Johnson Air Base in North Caroli- na. Rutabaga! Disappointment with not winning State was a mutual feeling shared by the band and school after the State Marching Band Con- test, but the determination to overcome any obstacles in the way of doing their very best soon covered up the disappointment. The Viking Band’s activities included a Christmas Concert, Winter and Spring Con- certs, State Concert Festival and perfor- mances throughout Columbia. Individuals in the Viking Band went to the Solo Ensem- ble Festival, while some tried out for the Junior-Senior All-State Band as others tried out for the Honors Band. The Colorguard (flags and rifles) separated in a Green Gold group and participated in many winter activi- ties such as a “Winter Guard.’’ Among their activities were performances at basketball games, an exhibition at E.L. Wright and host- ing and performing a “Winter Guard Exhibi- tion.” The Viking Band ended their year with a 5-day, 5-night Spring Trip to Daytona Beach to compete in national competition. The band stayed in a beach motel, competed in concert. Jazz Rock and field show events and visited Disney World before returning to Columbia. 42 The Viking Band held a very busy schedule this year. Among many of the events and contests were: Furman Band Contest — 2nd in class; 3rd overall and received the Best Colorguard Trophy. Abbeville Contest of Champions — 2nd in class; 3rd overall and received the Best Drumline Trophy. South Caroli- na State Marching Band Championship — 4th place, out of the top 31 high school bands, with a score of 285.2 out of a possible 300.0 and received a Superior Trophy. The Viking Band was a close .02 of a point from 3rd place and only 5 points from the winning band. 1. “Honest Tonya. I didn't do it!”2. Melanie and Tonya do their stuff. 3. A typical rest period at band camp. 4. Caught ya. Sid! 5. Clap your hands and sing. 6. It takes all kinds of people to make up the Viking Band. 7. SV flags stand with pride and await the opening count off. 8. The Viking Band prepares to start. 9. Mark Lintner really gets into his solo. 10. Viking Band “Studs. 11. Psst guess what? 12. Becky tells a joke while Mary and Sarah listen. 13. Not sleet nor rain: not sun nor snow could keep our band from marching their show. 14. An excited Drum Major tosses his hat to the audi- ence. 15. Oh boy! Finally, a break! 16. Would y ’all hurry up! 17. Richard Knight, doing it to it. 18. The mellos are ready. 19. Ricky Hunter signals the judges. 20. Nobody does it better. 21. The band marches in the Christmas Parade. 22. Lisa plays her clarinet. 23. The 1979-1980 Spring Valley Viking Marching Band! 44 45 The 1979-1980 Viking Band Band Director — William Connell Asst. Director — Kenneth Robbins Drum Major — Ricky Hunter — Colonel Woodwin Captain — Sherri Faust Colorguard Captain — Sarah Hardy Brass Captain — Mark Lintner Percussion Captain — Mike Gillespie FLUTE Mike Abdalla Debbie Dole Susan Dorgan Beth Farmer — Sergeant Chris Free Pam Gibbs Katherine Haggard Teresa Jones Joyce Krolak Kim Masek — Lieutenant SAXOPHONE Paul Beverly Byron Bonaparte Mitch Griggs Robert Harrison Sidney Haton — Sergeant Patty Masek Robbie McMahon — Lieutenant Mike Medlock Laurie Whitcomb OBOE Robin Miller CLARINET Sheila Belton Xenia Coward Beth Drummond Sharon Gibbs — Sergeant Gloria Green Justina Greene Doreen Jamerson Lisa Krolak Susan Llewellyn Miriam Lovett Julie Masek — Lieutenant Nancy Orndorff — Sergeant Sheila Outing Lisa Schmidt Kathi Walden HORN Michael Brady Holly Faust Lynn Harrelson Fred Johnson — Lieutenant Kathy Mayer — Sergeant TRUMPET Mark Amoth Sherry Belton Steve Bledsoe Tim Coleman Mitch DeLozier Richie Erickson Alan Farmer Todd Gates Mark Hartness Michael Lintner — Lieutenant Todd Lucas Robert O'Conner Joe Reid Ricky Ricker Mark Semones — Sergeant Chris White Pandora Wright TROMBONE Mike Giebner Roy Hooker Mike Kerekes Ryan Poole — Lieutenant Brian Rotz — Sergeant BARITONE Vickie Fleenor Lori Hammes — Sergeant Brian Krolak Alicia Mishoe Pam Neal Rene Picow — Lieutenant Gene Raulerson BASS Scott Barron Mark Byrd Richard Knight Bruce McGee — Lieutenant Scott Sherer Greg Tefs — Sergeant PERCUSSION Greg Buck Kevin Brittory Tonya Coleman — Sergeant Chad Edwards — Sergeant John Garcia Chip Hardy Jimmy Hill Ricky Hunter Glyn Joye — Lieutenant John Kean Joseph Kennedy Kevin Kolb Melody Noble James Palmer Rick Scott Robbie Stevens FLAGS Collette Branham Mary Brown Theresa Byrd Demetrius Davis Jill DeLozier Becky Fleenor Debbie Hall Vicki Harrell Vonda Harrell Zenobia Heath Cheryl Jamerson Claire Jamerson Jenny Llewellyn — Lieutenant Diane Lovett Lisa McCoy Ramona Ogden Jan Piatt — Sergeant Sherry Prichard Katherine Reid Kathy Shull Debbie West Laurie Wyrick RIFLES Djuna Bonaparte Martha Brown Debbie Coates Melody Doxie Gloria Green — Lieutenant Nancy Moak Donnette Parrish — Sergeant Jodi Ryall Sherry Youker Jazz Rock Ensemble Jazz Band Instructor — William Connell Saxes Sid Haton Robbie McMahon Paul Beverly Mike Medlock Lisa Krolak Trombones Ryan Poole Rene Picow Jimmy Henderson Brian Rotz Trumpet Mark Lintner Mark Semones Ricky Ricker Joe Reid Mike Lintner Greg Wilson Ken Buys Fred Johnson Steve Bledsoe Rhythm Section Cleveland Eason — Bass Mark Dorsett — Drums Ron Gross — Keyboard The Spring Valley Jazz Band (or the Jazz Rock Ensem- ble) was very active this year. There were among the guests at many functions which included the State Academy of Science meeting and a Christmas Party at Baptist Hospital. They performed at the Christmas Con- cert and Spring Concert and held a Jazz Showcase in March which included dining in a nightclub atmosphere, dancing and good listening music. The Jazz Band trav- eled with the Viking Band to compete in the National Competition at Dayton Beach Music Festival in May. 47 Viking Singers Viking Singers began the school year with the arrival of the new blazers . . . and the first performance in the new Spring Valley “look” was on October 16th at the Open House for parents. The big musical of the year was the Talent Show presented by the Music Department on November 10th. This year’s musical gave many students an opportunity to do their own “act” as Chris Free became New York’s newest talent agent. The Spring Valley Chorus and Singers performed in the annual programs at Columbia Mall, for the local service clubs, in All-State Chorus, and participated in the Solo and Ensemble Festival. After working for three years for the blazers, the Singers hope to plan a big musical tour for next year. Director — Miss Holland Tim Alexander Allison Barter Glenda Barnes Edie Baysden Sheila Belton Cathy Boney Cathy Branham Collette Branham Cam Breeden Bobby Byrne Jamie Cork Beth Dodd Charlene Drayton Pam Etheridge Amy Falter Angela Fletcher Donna Franks Mike Giebner Glenda Greene Kim Greene Mitch Griggs Robert Harrison Karen Hartness Angela Hollis Cheryl Jamerson Clair Jamerson Glyn Joye Mike Kerches Pam LeBlond Donna Lucas Miriam Lin-Justiano Selina Lucas Terri Marsh Patty Masek Venisha McCray Darlene Mew Beth Mullis Polly Nates Pam Neal Kim Newell Ricky Nicholas Kendell Robertson Becky Rogers Danny Samuel Becky Sharpe Mary Southerland Judy Spearman Mark Steele Kathy Totten Mary Ann Trexler Tammy Ulmer Frances Wakefield Sylvia White Judy Whitman Laurie Wyrick Chris Free Elizabeth George Vickie Jacobs 1. Miss Holland introduces the next song. 2. Singers entertain the audience. 3. The Singers perform in the Little Theatre. 4. The Singers give a strong performance 5. Brian Rotz accompanies the Viking Singers. 6. Miss Holland — Sponsor. 49 Varsity Cheerleaders The Spring Valley Varsity Cheer- leaders were a very important part of Spring Valley High School. They sold booster badges each week of the football season; they collected a substan- tial amount of money for Multiple Sclerosis, in which Spring Valley placed second; and most impor- tant, they raised our spirits when our teams were down. Spring Val- ley High School appreciated our Varsity Cheerleaders more than ever this past year. Captain — Tammy Lewis Co-Captain — Robbie Jones Mary Blanchard Deborah Brown Martha Easterling Donna Goad Pansy Gray Melisa Huey Laverne Jones Cindy O’Farrell Becky Rogers Jan Thompson 1. Captain — Tammy Lewis. Co- Captain — Robbie Jones. 2. Top — Deborah Brown. Bottom — Pansy Gray. 3. Top — Mary Blan- chard. Bottom — Becky Rogers. 4. Becky Rogers. Mary Blanchard. 5. Mary Blanchard. Becky Rogers. Melisa Huey. 6. Martha Easterling. Becky Rogers. 7. Robbie Jones. 8. Melisa Huey. Jan Thompson. 9. Top — Cindy O'Farrell. Bottom — Martha Easterling. 10. Donna Goad. 11. Laverne Jones. J.V. Cheerleaders The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders were very helpful in leading the crowds at the pep rallies. They also helped to collect money for MS along with the Varsity Cheer- leaders. Captain — Shelley Husband Co-Captain — Lisa Dabney Andrea Crim Shelley Graham Glenda Green Vanessa Hilton Angela Hutter Mary Ann Moser Amy Schulman Leigh Ann Southern 1. Top — Mary Ann Moser. Bottom — Lisa Dabney. 2. Top — Leigh Ann Southern. Vanessa Hilton. Bottom — Andrea Crim. 3. Glenda Green. 4. Top — Angela Hutter. Bottom — Amy Schulman. 5. Top — Shelley Graham. Bottom — Shelley Husband. B-Squad Cheerleaders B-Squad Cheerleaders assisted in the pep ral- lies and also with the MS money collection. Some of the cheerleaders came to Spring Val- ley from E.L. Wright and some from Hanberry. In the beginning of the school year, they were present in the Sportsarama Queen’s Fashion Show. They were spirit raisers for the function. The Squad and Varsity Squad also attended. Captain — Pam Cauthen Co-Captain — Kathy Buck Donna Carter Towana Caldwell Sonya Griffin Maureen Hanley Candi Epting Jen Clark Stacey Milner Denise Ponds 1. Top — Pam Cauthen. Bottom — Kathy Buck. 2. Top — Stacey Milner. Bottom — Jen Clark. 3. Top — Candi Epting. Donna Carter. Bottom — Maureen Hanley. 4. Denise Ponds. 5. B-Squad Cheerleaders In Action”. 53 Booster Club The purpose of the Booster Club is to develop good school spirit, support the cheerleaders, help build better relationships with other schools, and to show support for all Spring Valley activities and sports. The Booster Club was a vital part of Spring Valley High School. 1. The Booster Club officers. 2. The Senior Booster Club mem- bers. 3. The Junior Booster Club members. 4. Underclassmen Booster Club members. President — Pam Montgomery Vice-President — Laura Grooms Secretary — Kathy Hollis Treasurer — Cindy Beam Norman Anderson Mary Blanchard Debbie Burchell Grace Burton Deborah Brown Susie Cape Molliane Carlen Carol Cartzandaphner Rachel Carr Wynee Clinton Anne Crosby Sue Duffy Dineen Durphy Mary Easterling Angel Ferguson Jean Gantt Melanie Graham Sonja Gunter Dennise Jennings Carolyn Johnson Ginna Jones Robbie Jones Kathy Labrador Tracey Lannigan Tammy Lewis Allison McNeely Vera Meadows Laura Rauscher Cindy O’Farrell Susan Poole Becky Rodgers Karen Ruff Michelle Rutherford Sherri Vannort Michelle Youkers Natasha Wright Lisa Albers Lisa Bellino Michelle Bannister David Bruno Daphne Byrd Karen Carmichael Donna Goad Glenda Green Pansy Gray Sarah Grimshaw Awilda Hecht Darlene Holms Martha Easterling Melisa Huey Lavern Jones Kathy Lynch Hilary Rust Margaret Slanaker Sally Smith Edie Smyrl Jan Thompson Teresa Bahr Melisa Bagley Barbarba Cathey Sonja Goines Wilma House Tammy Lambert Robin McLean Nell Montgomery Sherry Pruitt Rosalind Wilson Michelle Woolfolk Ruth White Kim Artlip Collette Branham Tiawanna Caldwell Donna Carter Emily Denton Maureen Hanly Kelly Haight Shelia Goines Kimberly Green Connie McLean Donna Bond Debbie Sellaway Mary Southerland Trena Ijames 54 Search The Search Club of Spring Valley continued its studies of the Afri- can cultures and history this past year. The club participated in out- side activites held throughout the school year, such as the Home- coming Parade and events held during Pride Week. The Search Club’s outstanding event this year were hosting two speakers — Millie Lewis of Millie Lewis Dance Studio, and Tommy Scott Young — for the celebration of National Black History Week. They also collected old and used educational books to help a for- mer Spring Valley student start a library in an Africian High School. To end the 1979-80 school year. Search celebrated its second successful year by having a joint-luncheon with the Search Club of Richland North- east High School. President — Deborah Harrison Vice-President — Sonya Goines Chaplin — Shelby Moses Secretary and Treasurer — Virginia Lawhorn Alice Anderson Monica Archie Johnny Baker Gloria Bell Keith Boyd Towana Caldwell Lillie Canzator Steve Clement Sylvia Davis Shari Dawkins Marilyn Doucet Sylvia Egleston Lorraine Geiger Sharrone Gibbs Rodney Griffin Nathan Haile Marion Harrison Darryl Jackson Sherri Jefferson Brenda Jones Teresa Jones Demone Kelly Charlayne King Patricia Belton Margo Lawhorn Marilyn Lyles Connie McLean Mimi McKie Larry Melton Lawanda Redd Donna Reed David Robinson Tony Sellaway Barbara Wages Derrick Walker Mark Fisher 1. The Search Club and Fat Albert in the Homecoming Parade. 2. Virginia Lawhorn. Sonya Goines. 3. Bottom — Dereck Walker. Mark Fisher. Top — Virginia Lawhorn. Sonya Goines, Charlene King. Lillian Canzator. Donna Reed. 4. Sylvia Davis. Monica Archie, Darryl Jackson. Zen- obia Heath. Marilyn Lyles. Nathan Haile. Teresa Jones. Tony Sellaway. 5. Steve Clement. Larry Melton. Marilyn Doucet. Patricia Belton. Keith Boyd. Johnny Baker. Bar- bara Wages. 55 Editor Kenny Evett Business Manager Mary Easterling Pictorial Editor Vera Meadows Clubs Editors Debra Nezvesky Maureen Tener Sports Editor Donald Hulon Lise Grubbs Todd Lucas Honors Beauties Editor Lisa Frierson Student Life Editor Ken Busey Angel Ferguson Classes Editor Kim Masek Senior Editors Mary Blanchard Anne Crosby Junior Editor Margaret Slanaker Sophomore Editor Laina Hertz Freshman Editor Lisa Tuite Academics Editors Michelle Condra Gloria Green Art Editor Caroline Sullivan Photographic Editors Mary Madcharo Susan Poole Photographers Alan Gantt Lise Grubbs Lauren Hertz Todd Lucas Advisors Martha Bryan Linda Ingram Buzz Plemming I. Mrs. Ingram and Mrs. Bryan. 2. Alan Gantt. 3. Mary Madcharo and Susan Poole. 4. Kenny Evett. 5. Mary Easterling. 6. Kim Ma- sek. Mary Blanchard. Anne Crosby. Margaret Slanaker. Lisa Tuite. Laina Hertz. 7. The 1979-1980 Saga Staff. 8. Debra Nezvesky. Donald Hulon. Maureen Tener. Ken Busey. Angel Ferguson. 9. Caroline Sullivan. Gloria Green. Lisa Frierson. Vera Meadows. 57 Quill And Scroll 1. Junior members. 2. Senior members. 3. Quill Scroll. The Quill and Scroll Soci- ety is the National Honor Society for literary publica- tions. Members are nomin- ated by sponsors of the school publications includ- ing Saga, Viking Shield and Theton. Members must be juniors or seniors and in the upper third of their class. Sponsor: Mrs. Frances LaBorde Mike Allen Mary Blanchard David Bruno Ken Busey Kenny Evett Lisa Frierson Lise Grubbs Sarah Hardy Donald Hulon Mary Madcharo Kim Masek Jennifer Nicholson Susan Poole Caroline Sullivan Tim Surratt Viking Shield Excellent work resulted in high honor for the Vi- king Shield Staff. They earned the title of “Best High School Newspaper in the State” in 1979. Besides reporting current events and relaying sports information, the 15 member staff sold ads to pay for the paper. To work on the paper, one must complete the Journalism I class offered for the first time this year. Sponsor — Mr. Knight Jennifer Nicholson Teresa Clark Kim Campbell Darryl Cooper Mark Durham Sarah Hardy Crystal Kimpson Robi Martinez Lee Ann Myers Tim Surratt Mike Allen Delane Lewis Chihiro Nagakura Ned Crosby David Bruno Derek Walker Mike Falter 1. The 1979-1980 Viking Shield staff. 2. Mike Allen reads THE” newspaper. 3. Tim Surratt checks his camera. 4. Teresa Clark types away. 5. Derek Walker and David Bruno make an important decision. 6. Mike Falter and Crystal Kimpson. 7. Chihiro Negakura. 59 s.v. Players The S.V. Players is open to anyone in the 9-12th grades who has an interest in theatre. S.V. Players is a vehicle for participation and extra drama. It is a way for those who do not take drama classes to keep up with theatre. S.V. Players had speakers who came and talked to them. Everyone in Drama Club helps to promote theatre at Spring Valley. We believe that Spring Valley High had the best theatre department in the state and we want peo- ple to know about it. 1. Sponsor — Mr. Thigpen. 2. Sophomore S.V. Players. 3. The officers. 4. Senior S.V. Players. 5. Freshmen S.V. Players. 6. Carol, Allison and Louise. 7. Junior S.V. Players. 8. Mr. Thigpen. 60 V President — Carol Cartzendafner Vice-President — Pam O’Connor Secretary — Laura Grooms Treasurer — Karen Buys Marylee Koty John Gardner Paul Kaufmann Walter Kaufmann Allison McNeely Debbie Burchell Jon Vittitow Kathy Totten Tim Gunter Tim Gardner Jodi McCoy Tonya Green Wilma Wallace Tammy Brown Stacey Millner Lisa Gross llene Fins Lisa Stallings Rick Goodwin Darryl Cooper Lee Ann Myers Emily Denton Amy Duffy Michele McGuigan Elisa Gentry Danny Hendricks Lisa Tuite Patty Gochnaur Robert Alderson Cindy O’Farrell Chris Free Danny Moore Joe Morales Miriam Luftig Angela McAlister Sally Boatwright Fred Johnson Patti Treiber Lori Brown 61 Theton The Theton Club published this year’s literary arts magazine. Instead of the traditional poetry and essay format, the maga- zine included articles about various student interests, photo- graphs, book reviews, and other literary works. Contributions were submitted by both students and teachers. The magazine staff members had to submit an application with three teach- er recommendations. Staff members were then chosen by the magazine advisors on the bases of there teacher recommen- dations. The editorial staff were chosen from those members with the most experience on the student publications. Editorial Staff Sarah Hardy Vickie Harrell Mike Falter Deirdre McDonagh Tammy Ulmer Kathy Mayer Carol Cartzendafner Jannette Finch Donald Hulon Susan Poole Robbie Jones Jennifer Nicholson Staff Kim Campbell Howard Cherry Alvin deGuzman Ricky Patterson Darryl Cooper Andrea Crim Thomas Wright Chris Eaker Debbie Harrison Jimmy Langston Ginger Brown Chad Edwards Cindy Merritt Tom Cisewski Dwayne Jones Derek Walker Heidi Coward Mark Durham Michelle Condra llene Fins Patty Gochnaur Walter Kaufmann Jim Lathan Mary Madcharo Paul Kaufmann Kimberlly Newell . Kathleen Mayer. 2. Jennifer Nicholson. 3. Sara Hardy. 4. Theton Editorial Staff. NFL Spring Valley NFL was established in 1970 and was formed with the purpose of fostering the development of speech and debate activity. The 1979-1980 Spring Valley NFL team won numerous awards across the state. They traveled to areas across the nation including Philadelphia. Williams- burg. Cincinnati. Charlotte, and Atlanta. Under the new coaching staff this year, the individual events squad worked hard to develop the information of the leading individual events squads in the south. President — Tom Hall Secretary — Jack Bowers Corresponing secretary — Jodi Robert Alderson John DelGrosso Noreen Inlow John Waring Irene Fins Chris Conrad Mark Durham Scott Halsee Jannette Finch John Cleveland Tim Surratt David Louder Eugene Lilliwood Davis Randy Ricker Charlie Synn Pat Beatrice Sarah Hardy John Reynolds Demone Kelly Jack Dent Dorean Smith Carol Cartzendafner Laura Grooms Allison McNeely Tim Gunter 1. Mr. Brooks — Sponsor. 2. Officers — Jack Bowers. Tom Hall. Jodi Da- vis. 3. NFL Club. 63 Omega Grand Sheik — Robert Alderson Vice Grand Sheik — Tim Surratt Sheik — Jenny Llewellyn Sub — Vice Vizer — Laura Walker Lisa Bellino Paul Beverly Mary Blanchard Cindy Bowman Kim Brentlinger Debbie Burchell Mollianne Carlen Ed Charles Debbie Coates Anne Crosby Susan Dorgay Mark Dorsett Mark Dugham Mary Easterling Mike Falter Angel Ferguson Jannette Finch Steve Franz James Gonda Lise Grubbs Tim Gunter Sonia Gunter Sarah Hardy Vicki Harrell Scott Haulsee Brenda Hill Gene Lilliewood Mike Lintner David Louder Cindy Merritt Ricky Patterson Hilary Rust Margaret Slanaker Bonnie Stern Bonnie Walker Robert Warnke Lucynda Worthington The Omega Society is a semi-official, semi-service, semi-useful organization devoted to the destruction of nor- malcy. It sponsored several inane fund raising functions among which were: feathers (“send a feather to your favor- ite turkey”), letters to Santa, the first annual Spring Valley Pie Eating Con- test, and Weed Day. It also continued its magazine the Omega Confetti and odd as it may seem, contributed a good deal of money to a local charity. 1. Omega Man. 2. Omega officers. 3. The Omega Society. 64 Art Council The Art Council is an organization dedi- cated to bringing the arts to the Spring Valley community. The Art Council was in its eighth year at Spring Valley High. They were responsible for painting the lo- gos on the walls around the school. 1. The members of Art Council 2. Ms. McGill and stu- dents 3. Ms. Sutton 4. A student works on his art. President — Vicki Harrell Vice-President — Ashley Courtney Secretary — Helen Park Treasurer — Kaye Etheredge Keith Bookard Mary Anderson Allison Kime Marty Clayton Vickie Castor Mary Gainey Debbie Harrison Misty O’Stein Twila O’Stein Allison McDonald Koen Baart David Jefferson Richard Rosenbeck Tonja Green Kathryn Freiler Lillie Canzater Neal Butler Helen Joyce Doug Nichols Joe Smerdell Tim Malloy Kim Campbell Roger Moats Carol Helms Brenda Helms Gregg Floyd Cheramy Broach Mona Harbor Mike Cornelius Janice Dean Troy Todd Karl Madcharo Jeff Kosover Karrie Britton Denise Smart Pam Brooks 6S The purpose of the Backpack ing Club is to unify the many people who share an interest in the great outdoors. Under the leadership of John Marcus the backpackers have gone to the Shining Rock Wilderness in North Carolina where they miraculously survived a bear attack. On another trip, they survived an avalanche of snow and rock. The backpackers planned to visit the Outer Banks of North Carolina in the Spring. 66 Advisors — Noreen Inlow Jannette Finch Debbie Intermill John Reese Scott Haulsee Rick Patterson Sponsor — Mr. Marcus Mascot — Charlie Bryan Sonya Gunter Natalie Picow Henry O’Boyle John Treadaway Tim Hicks Jane Gruenhagen Frank Doskocil Patti Treiber Sandy Kornedr Lisa Korlak Mark Heard Susan Poole Scott Yancey Rachel Carr Patty Alewine Jerry Clark Rick Wilson Jim Gonda Carmen Lewis Melanie Graham Lise Grubbs Junior Academy Of Science The Spring Valley High Junior Academy of Science is one of the many chapters of the South Caroli- na Junior Academy of Science (S.C.J.A.S.). The SCJAS had Fall. Winter, and Spring workshops. This past year. Spring Valley was hon- ored with the Fall workshop. Guest speakers came at lunchtime to speak to the club on several differ- ent occasions. Special thanks were given to Mrs. Carol Bowers, Chemistry teacher, and Mrs. Lecrecia Herr, Biology teacher, for the success of this club. President — Sherri Faust Vice-President — Kecia Courtney Treasurer — David Louder Secretary — Rick Patterson Jack Bowers Freshman Representative — Scott Yancey Sara Boney Christopher Conrad Steve Franz Mike Dowell Mandy Cleveland John Cleveland Richard Knight Misty O’Stein Twilla O’Stein Holly Faust Rachel Carr Edsonya Charles John Reese Anne McDonah Deirdre McDonagh Bruce McGee Susan Dorgay Thomas Hall Jerry Clark Jennifer Llewellyn Robert Alderson Scott Langford Lisa Krolak Joyce Krolak Vickie Fleenor 68 . The members of the Junior Adademy of Science Club. 2. The Officers of Junior Academy of Science Club. Junior Red Cross The Junior Red Cross of Spring Valley High sponsored the Red Cross Blood Mobile in March of 1980. They had a Christmas party for the Retarded Children on December 14. The J.R.C. supplied each pod with first aid kits as Christmas presents from the club. Diane Condra and Gwen Daniels are members of the Intercity Red Cross and they participated in City Service Projects. The J.R.C. gave a safety and first aid course for Retarded Children in hope to expanding it to District II grammar schools. . Sponsor of the Jr. Red Cross — Mrs. Rochelle. 2. The officers of the Jr. Red Cross. 3. Members of the Jr. Red Cross. President — Pansy Gray Vice-President — Gwen Daniels Secretary — Caroline Haskell Treasurer — Sylvia Davis Committee Chairman — Bruce McGee Ricky Wilson Gloria Bell Diane Condra Marilyn Douglas Linda Ellisor Darrell Jackson Kathy Lynch Patricia Mason Michelle Moses Mel Newman Chip Bigelow Kim Ellis 69 President — Glenda Green Vice-President — Edsonya Charles Secretary — Wilma Wallace Treasurer — Wynee Clinton Lisa Bannister Sandy Korner Gloria Bell Tammy Lambert Sharon Bookard Jennifer Loomis Mary Bowie Connie McClean Michelle Boyd Lashun Mitchell Karen Briggs Tina Mitchell Latanya Brown Teresa Outen Twana Caldwell Lakita Paulin Sharon Campbell Rene Picow Sherrell Campbell Karen Ruff Michalla East Diane Schaffer Diane Epps Mary Southerland Alfreda Green Lori Treiber Kim Green Tina Tyndall Tanya Greene Sharon Williams Roxanne Hudson Gwen Wilson Sharon Jones Allyson Kelly Sponsor — Mrs. Clement G.A.A. vigorously worked toward pub- licizing the achievements of athletic girls. They set up a scholarship pro- gram for these girls as one of their major projects. They supported the school by contributing to the March of Dimes, making posters for the games, setting up a stand for the basketball games, and constantly increasing school spirit. They started an athletic day on Wednesdays and encouraged all the girls to join. 1. 1st Row — Karen Ruff. Roxanne Hudson. Gwen Wilson. Diane Epps. Michelle Boyd. Ms. Clement. 2nd Row — Sharon Bookard. Tina Mitchell. Glenda Green. Lashun Mitchell. Mary Southerland. 3rd Row — Gloria Bell. Edsonya Charles. Lisa Bannister. Te- resa Outen. Twana Caldwell. Connie McClean. Jenni- fer Loomas. 2. GAA in action. 3. Glenda Green and Edsonya Charles. G.A.A. Logos Logos, a Greek word for “the word” is a Christian organization. They met every Tuesday and Thursday. Each Tuesday they listened to tapes, prayed, and shared their thoughts. On Thursdays they had guest speakers from Columbia Bible College, and studied the Bible. Lo- gos is a rapidly growing organiza- tion. I niicdSlrtrsMriyii Wl... .1.1. Sponsors — Mrs. Nancy Terry Col. Jerry Sage Roy Garris Greg Surrette Trey Kuhne Corley Byers Suzette Garcia Jennifer Nicholson Vonda Harrell Greg Tefs Stephen Giebner Doug Guthrie Pam Neal Tom Wright Craig Eisenhower Allan Farmer Doug Nichols Vickie Harrell Roslyn Wright Michael Giebner Melody Noble Tonya Coleman Beth Farmer Dwayne Jones Mitch Griggs Grace Burton Bill Louder 1. The Logos Club. 2. Mrs. Terry. Col. Sage, and Greg Tefs. 3. The Logos Club during a meeting. 4. The Logos Club. 71 DECA Distributive Education Club of America identifies the program of student activities which relates to Distribu- tive Education and is designed to develop future leaders for marketing and distribution. The purposes are to develop a respect for education which would contribute to occupational understanding and appreciation for the responsibility of citizenship in our competitive free en- terprise system. Spring Valley DECA competed in Dis- trict and State DECA competition. President — Mark Heard Vice-President — Jimmy Pierce Secretary — Liz Pender Treasurer — Deborah Brown Parliamentarian — Tony Laszewski Reporter — Victor Jones Sponsor — Mr. Toal Vickie Bailey Kay Robertson Steve Neal Jan Piatt Ann Boyd John Kean Marilyn Doucet Hollie Laliberte Henry O’Boyle Pete Gainey Wayne Gulledge Loraine Geiger Shelia Fowler Renee Clinton Philip Pope Wynee Clinton Dean Berry Liz Becker Jackie Outen Pam Mattox Joe Johnson Vickie Green Donna Goad Charles Harrell Linda Cunningham Natasha Wright Ronnie Robertson I. DECA Club Officers, left to right: Victor Jones. Liz Pender. Mark Heard. Deborah Brown. Tony Laszewski 2. Junior members of DECA 3. Senior members of DECA 4. Sponsor of DECA. Mr. Pat Toal 72 HOSA The HOSA Club, whose members include Health Occupation students, took part in many activities this year. The principal pro- jects were the Christmas party that they gave for a group of children at Carolina Chil- dren’s Home, and the sending of delegates to the HOSA State Convention in Myrtle Beach. President — Michelle Condra Vice-President — Sonya Gunter Treasurer — Ricky Landry Secretary — Monica Embrey Historian — Bill Dunphy Sponsor — Mrs. Brenda Snyder Kim Batson Dee Ann Bentz Tammy Carder Lisa Collins Jennifer Dees Sherry Doxie Terri Cornine Lisa Dree Jane Gruenhagaen Marie Kennedy Margaret Mitchell Theresa Threadgill Sharon Williams Vivian Wright 1. The HOSA Club. 2. Just fooling around. 3. Club sponsor. Mrs. Snyder. 4. HOSA Club mem- bers practicing health. S.P.A.C.E. S.P.A.C.E. means Students Participating in an Active and Creative Environment. The key word here is environment. Depending upon the mini-course, one might have found any of these students 3,000 feet above the earth in a 2-seater glider, 25 feet under water in scuba gear, skimming across a lake in a sailboat, or in an elementary classroom teaching creative crafts to school children. Emphasis was on the development of creative and critical thinking skills, research skills, inter- personal relations skills, and other areas of personal develop- ment. 1. Mr. Martin. SPACE director. 2. Top to Bottom. L. to R. Mitchell Delozier. Charlie Synn. Scott Boyd. Darrell Cooper. Glenn Atkinson. Brad Luce. Helen Joyce Phillips. Sally McEl- roy, Tracy Huggins. Elisa Gentry. Steve Altman. Kristen Har- desty. Beth Drummond. Lee Ann Myers. Louise Grant. Jodi Davis. Alison McKeown, Paul Edwards. Carl Branham. 3. Ka- ren Taylor. Debra Gibson. Angie Fletcher. Lisa Valentine. Glen- da Barnes. Teresa Clark, Karen Philbeck, Paul Butler. Angela Reynolds. Lisa Dabney. Elizabeth Shelton. Kathleen Reid. Tara Deal. Randy Ricker. Lucynda Worthington. Middle Row — Debbie Sellaway. Kim Green. 4. Eric West. James Turkaly. John Eskridge. Bratton Fennell. Cam Breeden. Kerry Britton- .Patrick Pietras. Tim Wolfe. Beth Mullis. Kelly Haight. Danny Hendricks. 5. Mr. Martin 74 Alert Ninth, tenth, and eleventh grade students who are part of the Talented and Gifted Program (ALERT) may take part in one of three programs: a humanities seminar which is interdisciplinary in approach and which focuses on the great ideas of hu- man culture; a mentorship in which stu- dents work with an adviser-mentor to pro- duce a project in an area of special inter- est to the student; or the Executive Intern- ship Program which permits second se- mester seniors to go out of the school environment and to work for a semester with an executive in business, industry, government, or the professions. 1. Executive Interns: Jannette Finch. Vera Meadows and Tom Hall. 2. Mr. Martin and Dr. McElveen 3. Mike Goldman of Dance instructs the talented and gifted. 4. Lisa Grubbs. Robbie Jones and Jannette Finch discuss The American Way of Death in their ALERT seminar. 5. David Holler. Theresa Turner, and Tom Hall look grim after one of Dr. Mac’s fam- ous tests. 75 Photography Club This was the first year for the Photogra- phy Club at Spring Valley. The members had to own regular instamatic cameras or thirty-five millimeter cameras. The group learned how to develop film and the best ways to take good pictures. 1. The Photography Club officers: Eugene Lilli wood. Bryan Walton. Beth Roberts. 2. The Photography Club. 3. Vice-President Eu- gene Lilli wood. 4. Secretary Beth Roberts. President — Bryan Walton Vice-President — Eugene Lilliwood Secretary — Beth Roberts Koen Baart Paul Edwards Judi Finkel Alisa Gentry Stacy Heitlinger Vonda Harrell Sheryl Pall Carl Branham Susan Poole Tara Deal Pam Etheridge Jim Lather Mary Madcharo Kathleen Mayer Jennifer Nicholsor James Park Tammy Glmer Kevin White Kyle White 76 FBLA Future Business Leaders of America is the nation- al organization for all high school students partici- pating in business and office programs. The pur- pose of the club is to develop vocational and ca- reer supportive opportunities for Office Occupa- tions students. The members of FBLA have been active in a number of areas. They have had guest speakers from a number of organizations includ- ing IBM, Blue Cross-Blue Shield, and King’s Col- lege. They had representatives from Headmasters Beauty Salon come and give free haircuts to vol- unteers. They had a cosmetic specialist from Belk’s come and give a proper demonstration of skin care and make-up techniques. They also gave a Christmas party to the residents of Forest Hills Nursing Home. One of the goals of FBLA is to develop competent, agressive business leader- ship. President — Sandy Goodwin Vice-President — Susan Ross Secretary — Sherri Jefferson Treasurer — Donna Pullen Parliamentarian — Debbie Intermill Reporter — Vicki Harrell Historian — Michelle Rutherford Stacy Baker Laura Ballentine Pamela Bell Felicia Belton Dorene Bowen Lynn Bowen Tammy Bradley Janice Dean Tonda Dixon Sheri Dodds Marilyn Douglas Nancy Garcia Marion Harrison Beth Hollifield Gail Hogan Roxanne Hudson Glenda Huggins Vanessa Johnson Barbara Jones Jane Landshof Geneva Logan Deborah Lyles Janet MacCollum Marilyn Mangum Lisa McCoy Lashun Mitchell Sherrie Montgomery Sherri Neeley Wanda Page Jodie Pardee Pam Peake Susan Riley Peaches Ruff Sandra Smalls Tiawanna Stevens Kara Stowers Sandra Watkins Rhonda Williamson Gwen Wilson Jacquelyn Wilson Viola Wright Vivian Young . The FBLA Clubs Officers, left to right: Michelle Rutherford. Debbie Intermill. Donna Pullen, Vicki Harrell. Susan Ross. Sandy Goodwin. Sherri Jefferson 2. The members of FBLA 3. The FBLA float committee 4. The FBLA Finance committee 77 V.I.C.A. At the first of the year, the VICA Club sold ice cream to help raise money for the senior officers. They sold M M’s to raise money for the Homecoming Parade. They helped to build a float for the vocational clubs and helped to make a float for the State Paper Company. President — Larry Spivey Vice-President — Robert Lanier Secretary — Tammy Lomas Sponsor — Mr. Horne Zebedee Allen Ken Altizer Norman Anderson Johnny Baker Mourise Bookard Marty Bryant David Busbee Tommy Boan James Corbett Cedric Cornelius Terry Crane Jeff Eads Dave Elkins Franklin Fainey Stanly Fisher Scott Fulmer Chris Green Ben Gurganious Thomas Heath Kenny Hollis Walker Horne Mitchell Hornsby Mike Houch Ricky Hubes Linda Hyatt Dean Jones Neal Jones Mark Jordan Mike Lee Jeff Davis Martin Leitner Ernest Martin Tommy Meredith Sherry McDaniel Melvin Mitchell Bruce Morris Ty Norris Kenneth Peake Timmy Peake Laura Powell Rhett Reynolds Randy Roach Lisa Robertson Glen Ross Allen Rudalph Buddy Sanders Edwin Santana Barron Smith Butch Smith Steve Smith Victor Snipes Jim Sullna Jimmy Taylor Adam Tites Jacob Waleri Bryan Walton Bryant Wright Jimmy Lathan Joe LeFebvre 1. Marty Bryant. Martin Leitner. 2. Larry Spivey. Tammy Lomas. Johnny Baker. 3. Bottom — Glen Ross. David Busbee. Rhett Reynolds. Tammy Lomas. Larry Spivey. Kenneth Peaks. Cedric Cornelius. Top — Ernest Martin. Jimmy Taylor. Michael Lee. Tommy Boan. Johnny Baker. Chris Green. James Corbett. 4. Bottom — Jimmy Lathan. Marty Bryant. Martin Leitner. Top — Mr. Horne. Steve Smith. Neal Jones. Ken Altizer. Adam Titus. Buddy Sand- ers. VOCATIONAL C L N T L K HHFH 78 Bus Drivers The bus drivers were a very important part to the success of Spring Valley High. Each bus driver was responsible for transporting the students of School District II to each school. Every bus driver had to attend a class and pass a road test to become a bus driver. Bus drivers were made up of both students and adults. Bus Drivers Students Bill DuBard Donald Hulon Joe Reid David Hutter Marion Harrison Mike Medlock Kevin Hilton Stanley Fisher James Arthur Ronnie Blanding Tonya Coleman Monica Embrey Steve Anderson Lisa Robertson James Corbett Tim Coleman Tammy Carder Jimmy Lathan Barry Herthum Tony Henson Tina Tindal Phillip Anderson Greg Lydick Randy Bradwell Billy Marsh Adam Titus Michael Lee Tracy Ellison Richard Abell Mitchell Titus Isaiah Nelson Adults Randal Payne Kenny Arthur Margaret Belton Teresa Wilson Damon Bookhard Susie Harrison Fred DeWitt Wilbur Dawson David Hentsche Pat Rutledge Linda Williamson Tammy Higgins J.L. Davis Sophia Gadson Carol Moak Alberta Knox Adele Mattox Betty Frick Billie Lee Jackson Julie Martin Sarah Freeman Mary Washington Barbara Hilton Joyce Johnson Evelyn Nates Audrey Halliwell Rheta Day Dora Roberts H.V. Jeffcoat Jimmy Meaders 1. The senior bus drivers. 2. Mrs. Pat Frieler and Mr. Self. 3. Student bus drivers. 4. The junior bus drivers. 79 1979 Football Schedule Spring Valley High School aefatfrto... FOOTBALL 8 31 Friday Letington 9 6 Thursday Irmo 9 14 Friday Spartanburg 9 21 Friday Lower Rkhland 9 28 Friday Camden • � 4 Thursday Cau Claire 10 2 Friday Orangeburg Wilkinson '01J9 Friday Columbia 10 26 Friday Dreher 112 Friday Rkhland Northeast Lexington Spring Valley Spartanburg 8 00 8:00 8 00 Lowrr Rkhland L R Stadium 800 Spring Valley 800 Cau Clairr Memorial Stadium 800 Spring Valley Homrcoming 800 Spring Valley 8:00 Orrhrr Memorial Stadium' 800 Spring Valley homr ’ “We’ll Be Back” The Spring Valley Varsity football team started their 1979 season with added experience and renewed enthusiasm. Un- der the direction of new head coach Roger Hazel, the Vikings hoped to improve last year’s record. trouncing of Lexington. Steve Steck and Willie Marvin scored touchdowns for the Vikings and Kirk Intermill rushed for 124 yards as the offense rolled up over 200 total yards. Usop Chae added both extra points. The Vikings began the season on a high note with a 14-3 Spring Valley suffered its first defeat of the season when Irmo FIRST ROW: Doug Nichols (Mgr.). Edward Blackwell. Kirk Harrison. Willie Marvin. Larry Melton. Tony Sellaway. Tommy Davant. Mark Isaak. Dan Haight. CJsop Chae. SECOND ROW: Coach Hazel. Coach Boulware. Buddy Sanders (Mgr). Frank Scott. Shelby Moses. Jeff Watkins. Marc Dennis. Jimmy Pierce. Mitch Hornsby. Robert Hill. Steve Speck. David Dudley. Jerry Boyd. Keith Boyd. Leon Wilson. Kirk Intermill. Mark James. Coach Caldwell. Coach Dennie. THIRD ROW: Coach Garrick. Coach Hill. Coach Bonneville. Steve Warren. Jeff Haltiwanger. Ken Hunter. Larry Spivey. Roy Van Sickle. Keith Goins. Greg Prewitt. Billy Hamilton. Johnny Baker. Mike Farmer, Donnie Buck. Jacob Waleri. Gordon Childs. Dennis Jacobs. Coach Johnston. Coach Painter. Coach Petoskey. FOURTH ROW: Charles Warren. James Frick. Keith Medford. Mark Wilson. Lloyd English. Russell Owens. James Nichols. Mark Smith. David Hollar. David Carr. Paul Jones. Adrian Murphy. Todd Hall. Matthew Kuti. Barry Harrison. Kelvin Johnson. 82 paid a visit to the Valley and emerged with a 14-0 victory. Standouts for the Vikings were the entire defensive unit who thwarted two Yellow Jacket drives inside the ten yard line and held the potent Irmo offense out of the endzone until late in the first half. Next, the Vikings traveled to Spartanburg to play the highly regarded Vikings of the Upper State. Disaster quickly struck as Spring Valley had their first punt blocked and returned for a touchdown. Spartanburg capitalized on two other miscues to come away with a 39-0 victory. . The 1979 Varsity Football team. 2. Kirk Intermill hopes for a long one. 3. Mark Isaak confers with Coach Hazel and Coach Johnston. 4. Johnny Baker is helped from the field. 5. Larry Melton prepares to fire a pass. Varsity Ends Season A turnover-plagued S.V. Viking team traveled to Lower Rich- land to play the Diamond Hornets. Although Kirk Intermill scored on a two yard run and Mark Isaak connected with David Carr on a 38 yard scoring pass, it was a determined Lower Richland defense that converted three turnovers into 19 points to record a 19-13 win. Intermill averaged 43 yards on two punts and the Viking defense once again sparkled as they held the Hornets to four first downs and two yards total offense. It was a fumble-prone Camden team that visited Harry Parone Stadium to face our Vikings. Spring Valley’s defense recov- ered four Bulldog fumbles inside the twenty yard line to keep Camden out of the endzone as regulation play ended in a 84 5 With A 3-7 Record scoreless tie. In the second overtime, Camden kicked a deci- sive extra point to defeat Spring Valley 13-12. David Dudley scored from one yard out and Intermill scored on a ten yard pass play for the Vikings in the heartbreaking loss. moved the ball very well. Paul Jones caught a 20 yard pass to set up Intermill’s one yard touchdown dive with 2:43 left in the game for a Viking victory. The defense was once again superb as they stopped two Eau Claire drives inside the twenty yard line. Spring Valley snapped it’s four game losing streak with a 7-0 victory over Eau Claire. In a game in which neither team 1. Johnny Baker and Paul Jones close in on the ballcarrier. 2. Pre-game excitement. 3. The Viking defensive unit. 4. David Dudley fights for tough yardage. 5. Kirk Intermill struggles for extra yardage in the Sportsarama. 6. David Carr in the open field. Viking Rally Falls On Homecoming Friday, sixth ranked Orangeburg-Wilkinson played our Vikings and finished up with a 24-0 victory. Spring Valley’s offense failed to move the ball effectively and the Bruins dominated most of the game. victory over Columbia. After trailing 6-0 late in the game, the Vikings’ put together a 51 yard drive that was capped by Intermill’s one yard touchdown run. Gsop Chae booted the decisive extra point. Spring Valley evened it’s region record at 2-2 with a 7-6 The Vikings suffered their sixth defeat of the season to Short Against RNE Dreher 13 9 at Memorial Stadium. Isaak threw 15 yards to Paul Jones for the Viking’s only touchdown. A late Viking drive, however, was halted by the Blue devil defense at the goal line to seal the Vikings fate. The Vikings ended their season with a 15-13 loss at the hands of Richland Northeast. Trailing 15-0 at the half, the deter- mined Vikings fought back with thirteen second half points only to see their rally fall short. Paul Jones and David Carr both caught touchdown passes to aid the Viking’s cause. Heavy rainfall hampered play throughout the game as the Vikings ended the season with a record of 3-7. . The Viking offensive unit. 2. After the struggle. 3. Larry Melton heaves a long one. 4. Tony Sella way eyes his teammates. 5. Coach Hazel watch- es intently as his team plays Irmo. 6. What play next, coach? 87 Powerful J-V Team Ends The JV Football Team ended its 1979-80 season with a fabulous record of 8-0. Coach Tom Painter led the Viking JV Team to a powerful victory against Camden, 20-8. They also defeated Rich- land Northeast this year, 20-0. The powerful defense did not allow RNE any first downs. Many other teams also fell to the Mighty Vikings. With extremely gifted players such as Robert Haas, Tim Hunter ad Scott Barron, the 1980-81 Varsity Team should really benefit. Their Season Undefeated FIRST ROW: (left to right) J. Jeffers, F. Scott. T. Thompson, R. English. Af. Wattlington. B. Kent. B. Dunphy. C. Randall. A. Cooper. J. Watkins. C. Jonson, G. Melton. SECOND ROW: A. Spivey. T. Kelley. R. Berrian. T. Lyles, E. Rooney. S. Luyet. (J. Brown. D. Taylor. A. James. D. Lyles. R. Haas. At. Coward. At. Perrault. THIRD ROW: Af. Evans. S. Cross. G. Jackson. J. A hell. D. Enoch. B. Love. T. Hunter. K. Bookard. B. Barret. S. Barron. F. Doskocil. J. Shivers. W. Stack leather. Coach Painter. FOURTH ROW: P. Hingleton. S. Cunningham. K. Hooper. V. Snipes. G. Brown. T. Richardson. K. Fawey. S. Riddle. R. Watson. J. Frick. D. Kittrell. T. Dozier. R. Doughty. T. Davis. N. Capper. I. “But I said I had it!” 2. Mean Sam Riddle in pursuit of a Northeast runner. 3. 1979 J.V. Football Team. 4. Quarterback Brian Dunphy. 5. Coach Painter calls the plays between quarters. 6. Gary Melton calls the play. 89 Viking B-Squad Plows T' - - m ■ 1st Row (Left to Right): V. Lambert. C. Eisenhower. J. Fowler, R. Portee, R Murray. R. Reynolds. R. Bell. D. Jones. D. Avanl. R. Eggleston. R. Snipes. D. Jones. S. Turney. B. Scalf. R. Edmonds. P. Coiner. J. Kosovcr. 2nd Row: C. Jones. K. White D. Ponds. M. Smith. D. Baker. R. Hurndon. K. Hogan. K. East. E. Earvin. G. Thompson. T. Cisewski. At. Mickens. F. Walker. C. Fulmer. B. Carroll. J. Priester. 3rd Row: F. Bermudez. J. Tatum. B. Jeffcoat. S. Smith. J. Labrador. C. Branham. C. Byers. R. Haynes. K. Baker. B. Martin. A. Baver. J. Carlen. L. Perreault. K. Madcharo. D. Hoskins. 4th Row: J. Poole. P. Tefs. C. Hye. L. Jacobs. R. Warren. A. Cobb. D. Owens. B. Louder. 1. The 1979 B-Squad Football Team. 2. Tom Cisewski demonstrates his perfect form. 3. Chris Jones tries to ou- trun the Columbia defense. 4. Derek Owens signals a touch- down. 5. Alex Cobb on the run. 6. The offensive line pre- pares for an important play. 90 Through Their Enemies rrr - - rrxjanrr-� —■ i . t r f1 ■ ■ ■ — a ■ ■ The powerful B-Squad Football Team kept the winning tradi- tion by ending their season with a 5-3 record. Led by Coach John Boulware, the defense and the offense alike were ex- tremely strong. The B-Squad Team defeated Richland North- east this year by a score of 24-14. They also met up with a strong A.C. Flora Falcon Team. They defeated The Vikings by a score of 12-6. Although this is only the second year of its existence at Spring Valley, it promises to help keep pride at Spring Valley High! Tennis Team Sports STANDING: Portia George. Melanie Carlen. Mollianne Carlen. Susan Mi shoe, Kelley Parham. Gail Schatz. KNEELING: Julie Schatz. Joy Frazier. Ashley Britt. Rhonda Lee. I. Joy Frazier in a tight squeeze. 2. Susan Mi- shoe really belts one. 3. Nice shot Joy! 4. Ashley Britt stretches on the serve. 5. Melanie Carlen slams the ball over the net. 6. Our pride: The 1979 Girl’s Tennis team. 7. Mollianne Carlen smiles as Joy Frazier returns a volley. 8. Senior players Mollianne Carlen. Susie Cape, and Cat hi Hollis. Impressive 12-1 Record Spring Valley was very proud of the 1979 tennis team. The girls played well this year which was illustrated by their winning season and by their showings in the regional and state tournaments. Coach Greg Owings was proud of the team and said that although the team had to replace four of their top six players, he felt from the season’s opener that the team would fare well this year. The team’s most outstanding matches were played against Cardinal Newman. Richland Northeast, and Columbia High Schools. This year’s top play- ers were Joy Frazier, Mollianne Carlen, Susan Mishoe, Ashley Britt, Melanie Carlen, and Donna Pierce. 93 Volleyball Team Says, FIRST ROW: Wilma Wallace. Michelle Boyd. Arlene Montgom- ery. Sandy Korner. Monica Harrison. Sharon Campbell. SEC- OND ROW: Lori Treiber. Tammy Lambert. Kelly Haight. Jenni- fer Loomis. LaTrenda Bates. THIRD ROW: Christy Dixon (mgr.). Nancy Waite (scorer). Christy Ward. Lisa Bannister. Michelle Bannister, Lisa DeFrees. Gloria Bell, (trainer). Allison Kelly. Coach Genny White. This year has been a rebuilding one for volleyball at Spring Valley due to the loss of five players to graduation last year. The young team suffered many losses, but despite these setbacks they worked hard at improving skills required for a superior team. Returning to coach the Spiking Vikings was Genny White. Coach White felt that the biggest barrier the girls faced this season was the lack of experience in working together as a team. The co-captains of the 1979 Volleyball team were Arlene Montgomery and Wilma Wallace. The top players were Monica Harrison, Jennifer Loo- mis, Sharon Campbell, Lori Treiber, and Lisa Ban- nister. Gloria Bell and Christy Dixon managed the team with Nancy Waite as scorer. 94 “Wait ’Til Next Year.” oiv G o I. The 1979 Girl’s Volleyball team. 2. Sharon Campbell sets up the ball. 3. Some team members enjoy a break. 4. Co- captains Arlene Montgomery and Wilma Wallace. 5. Wilma and Arlene exchange a handshake between games. 6. Ar- lene demonstrates a perfect serve. 7. Wilma and Arlene. 8. Coach White says up. up and away. Cross-Country Runs With The men’s cross-country team was young this year due to the heavy losses of eight runners from last year’s team. The team ran in twelve meets over courses which averaged about three miles in length. Coach Jerry Sanders, who had coached girl’s cross-country in previous years, also coached men’s cross- country for the first time this season. He felt that this was a rebuilding time for the team. Coach Sanders also stated that while the team’s defeats were discouraging, the individual members were running some of their best times. This year’s cross-country team was made of Henry O’Boyle, Tim Haight, Chris Eaker, Darrell Munn, Bert Lazaro, Brad Luce, Jim Allen, and Steve Smith. The girl’s cross-country team also participated in many meets this year but was still in the building stage. Rachel Carr and Lisa Krolack made up the entire 1979 Lady Vikings Cross-Country team. % Viking Spirit The 1979 Boy’s Cross Country Team Jimmy Allen Chris Eaker Tim Haight Bert Lazaro Brad Luce Darrell Munn Henry O’Boyle Steve Smith 1. The 1979 Boy's Cross Country Team — FRONT: Steve Smith. Darrell Munn. Henry O'Boyle. Bert Lazaro. BACK: Brad Luce. Jimmy Allen. Chris Eaker. Tim Haight. 2. Senior members (left to right) Darrell Munn. Chris Eaker. Tim Haight. Bert Lazaro. 3. Bert Lazaro stretches for the finish line. 4. Darrell Munn and Chris Eaker. 5. Henry O'Boyle is hot on the trail. 97 Varsity Basketball This year’s Varsity Basketball team suffered through a tough season. Under the direction of Coach Lee Koty, the Vikings were a very dedicated team. While playing in the toughest region in the state, the team employed a very deliberate and steady game plan that usually allowed them to control the tempo of the game. This years's team had three seniors: guards, Chris Eaker, Rodney Griffin and Phillip Harris. 98 Builds For Future . The 1979-80 Varsity Basketball Team: KNEELING: Willie Marvin. Mike Whitehead. Phillip Harris. Chris Eaker. STANDING: Jerry Boyd. Darryl Gilliam. Greg McKie. Mike Brady. James Nichols. Maurice Evans. David Berry. MISS- ING: Rodney Griffen. 2. Willie Marvin with a jumper. 3. Senior players: Phillip Harris and Chris Eaker. Missing — Rodney Griffen. 5. Head Coach. Lee Koty. 4. Mike White- head goes after the loose ball. 99 Varsity Basketball 100 Hard Work And Dedication 1. Rodney Griffen drives to the basket. 2. A.C. Clare — team manager 3. James Nichols looks to pass. 4. Mike Whitehead takes a jump shot. 5. Rodney Griffen shoots a free throw as Mike Brady watches. 6. Another Viking bas- ket. 101 Varsity Girls Basketball The 1979 1980 Girls Varsity Basketball team started the season with four victories by defeating Lexington, Irmo, and Brooklyn Cayce twice. The Spring Valley girls have played well this sea- son despite the fact that they’re outsized and not as experienced in team play as other schools in the region. Coach Greg John- ston has said that the girls are quick and hopes that they will play better as a team before the season is finished. This sea- son’s starters were Vicki Greene, Lorraine Geiger, Arlene Mont- gomery, Anne Boyd, and Stephanie Wilson. The other players were Lisa Bannister, Gray Fonsworth, Tina Ijames, and Valerie Boyd. 102 Team Plays With Viking Pride 1. The 1979-1980 Girls Varsity Basketball Team: Tina Ijames. Lisa Bannister. Stephanie Wilson. Valerie Boyd. Arlene ontgomery. Vicki Greene. Anne Boyd, and Lorraine Geiger. 2. Senior Players: Vicki Greene. Anne Boyd, and Lorraine Geiger. 3. Varsity Vikings in action. 4. Up for a jump shot. 5. Lady Vikings at the foul line. 103 Varsity Girls’ Basketball Team Defeats R.N.E. . Coach Johnston confers with team during time out. 2. Vicki Greene goes up for a shot. 3. Viking coming out on top. 4. Two points! 5. A Viking hook shot. 6. Coming through. 7. Another basket for the lady Vikings. 8. Give us the ball. 9. Vikings in the process of defeating Cavaliers. 10. And another. 11. Get out of the way. 11 105 Junior Varsity Has A The 1979-80 edition of the Junior Varsity Basketball Team enjoyed a fairly successful season. Coach Tom Painter’s team combined strong inside play with good outside shooting to defeat several good teams. The team was led by Maurice Evans and Mike Whitehead. Both players were promoted to the varsity team near the end of the season. I. Mark Mayfield lets it fly. 2. Head Coach Tom Painter 3. The 1979-80 J.V. Basketball Team: KHEELING: David De- Moya. Rhett Davis. Mike Whitehead. Kevin Hogan. STAND- ING: Doug Gutherie. Gary Melton. Adam Cooper. Ken Green. Maurice Evans. Irwin Evans. Peter Tefs. Mark May- field. Arnold Beacham. Stanley Hudson. Doug Hollifield. Alden Bauer. 4. The Vikings control the top. 5. Mike White- head shoots a long jumper. 6. Alden Bauer at the free throw line. Good Season J.V. Girls Basketball Team The 1979-1980 Girls Junior Varsity Basketball team won seven games this season. Coach Greg Johnston felt that their best games were played against Eau Claire, who they defeated and Camden, although they didn’t win. The J.V. team was a young one, but they had a good attitude and tried hard to win. These are the girls who Spring Valley will be looking for in future Varsity teams: Ginny Wray, Allison Kelly, Lauri Trieber. Lauri Whitcomb, Tina Imes, Sonya Griffin and Nancy Waites. 108 Hard To Beat In 1980 The 1979-1980 Junior Varsity Basketball Team: Nancy Waites. Lauri Whitcomb. Sonya Griffin. Lauri Treiber. Allison Kelly, Ginny Wray. Trina Ijames. and Gray Fonsworth. 2. Allison Kelly at the foul line. 3. Pass the ball. Lauri. 4. Here, catch. 5. Nancy out wits the opponent. 6. Viking girls in action. 7. Ginny Wray throws the ball. 109 Varsity Soccer Team 110 Finishes Strong The 1979-80 Varsity Soccer team post- ed another fine record this year. Al- though they started slowly. Coach Boulware’s squad came on strong after midseason as they defeated Dreher, Keenan and a strong Richland North- east team. This year’s team was led by senior fullbacks Kelvin Johnson and Mike Layden; senior midfielders Marc Brown and CJsop Chae, junior forward Mark Mercadal and senior forward Kent Puffenburger. I. The 1979-80 Varsity Soccer Team: KNEELING: Dodi Worden (manager). David Stewart. Cesar Gonzales. Marc Brown. Alvin Jones. James McCutcheon. Edwin Santana. Harry Bolyn. Mike Layden. Lori Brown (manager). STANDING: Patty Trieber (manager). Sam Yum. Mark Isaak. Mark Mercadal. CJsop Chae. Kent Puffcnbargcr. Kelvin Johnson. Steve Franz. Steve Frier- son. Robbie Peters. Debbie West (manager). 2. Mark Mercadal passes to CJsop Chae. 3. Kent Puffenbarger heads downfield. 4. Kelvin Johnson defends against Lower Richland. 5. David Crocker avoids a RNE defender. 6. Kent Puffenbarger executes a perfect corner kick. 7. Head Coach John Boulware eyes his team as Harry Bolyn looks on. wm JV Soccer Team Learns This year’s Junior Varsity Soccer Team was a tremendous success. Under the direction of Coach Jamie Hendrick, the team blended hard work and teamwork on the way to an undefeated record of 8-05. This year’s game against Richland Northeast was cited as the team’s best. After trailing 2-0 at the half, the Vikings unleashed a furious second half come- back to force a tie. . The 1979-80 Junior Varsity Soccer Team. KNEELING: Billy Mosely. Pat Ambrose. Daniel DeMontegre. Scott Goetz. John Rives. Scott Langford. Jim Finch. STANDING: Chuck McDonald. Erie West. Edward Blackwell. Mark Per- reault. Cam Rinker. Brad Luce. Mike Puffenbarger. James Gonda. Curtis Sharpe. Insop Chae. 2. Some J. V. players watch intently as the Varsity team plays. 3. Jamie Hendrick, the Junior Varsity coach. 4. Insop Chae uses his head. 5. Cam Rinker tries to fake out an opponent. 6. Curtis Sharpe (left) and Pat Ambrose (30) watch Brad Luce proceed down field. 112 113 SV Wrestlers 1 Under the direction of Coach Jim Bonne- ville, the 1979-80 Spring Valley Wrestling Team ended their seson with a 9-4 record. They started their seson by defeating A.C. Flora 47-21. Spring Valley has had a supe- rior wrestling team since 1978. Spring Valley sent boys to the State Champion- ship, they were: Have A Good Season (I) David Reed vs. A.C. Flora (2) David Reed tries hard (3) Kenny Coins goes for a take- down. (4) The team gets ready for the Irmo game. (5) Coach Bonneville is inspecting the troops (6) The 1979-80 Varsity Team (7) The team gets involved during the match. (8) Butch Smith and an Irmo Yellowjacket have a discussion. (9) Steve Corso wrestles a Fal- con. Many people do not understand the scor- ing system for collegiate type wrestling, so they do not come to the matches. How- ever, the scoring system is simple. The two wrestlers have three two-minute per- iods to wrestle. Each move done success- fully gains a certain point value. The wres- tler with the most points at the end of the three periods is the winner. The wrestler’s score is then added to the team score. Wrestling is a very interesting sport and the team members really appreciate stu- dent support. This year was the first year the team has had cheerleaders. THE 1979-80 SPRING VALLEY VARSITY WRESTLING TEAM Coach — Jim Bonneville Kevin White 981b. Wayne Wicker 1051b. John Reese 1121b. Doug Perkins 1191b. David Reed 1261b. Steve Corso 1321b. Brian Dunphy 1381b. Keith Goins 1451b. Ken Goins 1551b. Scott Barron 1671b. Butch Smith 1751b. Barry Harrison 1851b. Ricky Roberts unlimited JUNIOR VARSITY Bill Dunphy Derek Taylor Wayne Stackleather Robert Haas Anthony Anderson Russ Owens Cedric Cornelius Jimmy Dixon James White Robert Lanier Randy Tippin Vikings Are I (1) The Senior Wrestlers (2) S.V. on top (3) Kevin White vs. Falcons (4) Doug Perkins tries hard (5) Da- vid Reed vs. Irmo. (6) Steve Corso inflicts pain to an A.C. Flora Fal- con. � Track Wins Relays The 1979 Boy’s Track team accomplished many goals. While finishing their season with a 4-2 record. Coach Mike Boze- man’s team won their region and placed in the state AAAA championship. The Viking runners also finished first in the State-Record Relays. Although Coach Bozeman left Spring Valley for collegiate coaching, this year’s track team should be very competitive despite the graduation of several key personnel. . BOTTOM (left to right): Keith Boyd. Jimmy Piecrce. Tom Kessler. Henry O’Boyle. Brian East. Mike Streeter. Henry Robinson. Tony Las- zewski. Ted Boyd. Candy Canzater. MIDDLE: John Kesn. Frank Dos- koeili. Todd Hall. Willie Marvin. James McCutcheon. Mike Shellnut. Mike Perrault. Ricky Hunter. James Whitt. Steve Smith. Jimmy Owens. TOP: Scott Thomas. Cy Johnson. Bryan Walton. Mark Heard. Mike Good. David Carr. Steve Heal. Russell Owens. James Hichols. MISSIHG: Jerry Boyd. Phillip Harris. Brian Jones. Victor Jones. Brian Reynolds. Derek Walker. Tommy Wilson. 2. Trainer Doug Smith. Mike Shellnut and Henry Robinson rest during a meet. 3. Coach Mike Bozeman gives instructions to his team. 4. Brian East and Candy Canzater exchange during a relay. Girls Track Runs With Honors The 1979 Girl’s Track team ran with honors. The Lady Vikings, coached by Jerry Sanders, ran in four meets last year and went into the state title competition undefeated. The team finished fifth in the state meet. The Captain’s Award was given to Sonya Hornsby who combined with Linda Cunningham., Anne Boyd and Lorraine Geiger to form the 440 and 880 relay teams. The team of Myra Colvin, Jean Gantt, Lorraine Geiger and Tonya Green ran the mile relay and Rachel Carr and Myra Colvin were the individual milers. Other team members included Margie William in the 220, Joy Frazier in the long jump and Sharon Campbell ran the hurdles. Ilene Fins and Jean Gantt threw the discus for the Lady Vikings. 1. 1979 Girl's Track team. KNEELING: Lisa Krolak. Ed- sonya Charles. Tonya Greene. STANDING: Ilene Fins, Julie Schatz. Lorraine Geiger. Sarah Grimshaw. Joy Frazier. Anne Boyd. 2. Head Coach Jerry Sanders. 119 Baseball Team Rebuilds I. BOTTOM (left to right): Chip Bigelow. Chuck Hatchell. Mitch Hernsby. Rodney Griffin. Kevin Archey, Tom Britt. TOP: Gordon Childs. Eddie More- land. Kirk Intermill. Andy Tackett. Johnny Baker. Mike Sandlin. Robbie Stevens. Stan Kuske. Coach Billy Petosky. Baseball at Spring Valley last year was in a rebuilding phase. The 1979 Viking team con- sisted of only two seniors, David Hatchell and Lorenzo Johnson, and many underclassmen. With almost the entire starting lineup and pitch- ing staff returning for this season. Coach Pe- tosky and the team seek to improve on last years record of 5-13. 1979 Baseball Team David Hatchell Kirk Intermill Andy Tacket Gordon Childs Johnny Baker Len Cone Eddie Mooreland Tommy Britt Lorenzo Johnson Mitch Hornsby Chuck Hatchell Stan Kusko Johnny Geiger Mike Sandlin Kevin Archie Rodney Griffin 120 Linda Allen and Jan Thompson — batgirls Chip Archie — manager Softball Has Winning Season The 1979 Spring Valley Softball team carried on the winning Viking tradition with their 13 2 season. The only losses were twice to Columbia and once during the playoffs to Brookland — Cayce, the reigning state champs. The girls proudly defeated all of their other competitors including two wins over Richland Northeast. Softball practice began in February under the careful guidance of Head Coach Greg Owings and Assistant Coach Janet Hoffman. Coach Owings stated that he was proud of the hardworking team and their excellent record. “They were a good group of girls who matured greatly as a team during the sea- son.’’ Coach Owings felt that the team played an especially good defensive game throughout the season. The Lady Vikings senior players were Captain Karen Kemper, first base: Bonnie Reyn- olds, who scored the most runs; outfielder Barbara Reynolds, who had the most hits; second baseman Liz Chandler, one of the most versatile players: and left fielder Erin Davis who was the leadoff batter. The other starters were shortstop Lisa Barboza, home run leader Dianne Lovett, catcher Karen Collins and pitch- er Tina Tindal. The other team members who will help Spring Valley in the coming years are Rhonda Terry, Karen Pryer, Teresa Baker, Teresa Outen, Julie Thayer, Kandi Laughead, Hilary Rust, and Sharon Williams. 1. 1979 Girl’s Softball team. KNEELING: Rhonda Terry. Karen Collins. Dianne Lovett. Hilary Rust. Karen Pryor. STANDING: Asst. Coach Janet Hoffman. Kandi Laughead. isa Barboza. Julie Thayer. Teresa Baker. Tina Tindal. Teresa Outen. 2. Head Coach Greg Owings. 3. Assistant Coach Janet Hoffman. 121 After a very successful 1979 season, the Spring Valley Boy’s tennis team looked for- ward to this season with great expectations. Losing only Brad Watkins and Mark Hus- band, who graduated, and Bo Deglman, who moved, the 1980 Vikings returned four of last year’s top six players. Re- turning this year were seniors Steve Clement, Chris Eaker and Buddy Wilson; juniors Tony Barber and Andy Wise; sophomore Bill Bosley; and freshman Kenny Snow. I. Some wild and crazy tennis players, (left to right) Tony Barber. Bill Besley. Kenny Snow. Steve Clement and Chris Eaker. 2. Tony Barber returns a serve. 3. Kenny Snow steps into a forehand. 4. Steve Clement and Kenny Snow team up for a doubles victory. The 1979 Boy’s Tennis Team Tony Barber Bill Besley Steve Clement Bo Deglman Chris Eaker Mark Husband Kenny Snow Brad Watkins Buddy Wilson Andy Wise Tennis Team Plays Well Golf Team Wins State Last year at Spring Val- ley the Golf team en- joyed tremendous suc- cess. In addition to win- ning the region cham- pionship, Coach Lee Ko- ty’s 1979 team won the class AAAA state cham- pionship. This year’s team will be fairly inex- perienced with only Bill Bowers returning from the top five players. The rest of the top five: Scott Corley, David Corn, Craig Malone, and Fred Rew as well as Tim Fitz- gibbon have all graduat- ed. The remainder of the squad: David Krouse, Al- len Sizemore, and Mike Stone all return for this season. The 1979 Viking Golf Team 1 SPRING VALLEY VIKINGS 1919 STATE AAAA GOLF CHAMPIONS Bill Bowers Scott Corley David Corn Tim Fitzgibben David Krouse Craig Malone Fred Rew Allen Sizemore Mike Stone denotes seniors . Returning lettermen (left to right) Bill Bowers. David Krouse. Mike Stone. Allen Sizemore. 2. The 1979 State Championship trophy. 3. Spring Valley proudly displays the 1979 Golf team ban- ner. 123 Six students from Spring Val- ley were selected as candi- dates for Governor’s School. Criteria for the selection in- cluded class rank, grade point ratio and overall academic ability. The students were also interviewed by a committee of Spring Valley faculty mem- bers. The selected students participated in the six-week Governor’s School program which took place during the summer at the College of Charleston. GOVERNOR’S SCHOOL Bottom to top — Governor's Scholars: Kenny Evett, Sarah Hardy, Anne Crosby, Deirdre McDonagh, Donald Hulon, Anna McDonagh. Alternates: Edsonya Charles. Robbie Jones, Mike Allen (not pictured). Boys’ State I Tom Hall Donald Hulon Jack Dent. Not pictured: Kelvin Johnson and Larry Melton. Five boys were selected by the faculty to become Boys’ State representatives. The selection was based on qualities of leadership and dependability. Each of the selected boys participated in the annual Boys’ State convention which was held during the summer. Girls’ State Girls’ State, which waspsponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary, was a workshop designed for out- standing senior girls from different schools in South Carolina. Two Girls from Spring Valley attended the week-long convention which was held at G.S.C. The selection of the Girls’ State representatives was based on their dependability and versatility. 126 PRESBYTERIAN SCHOLARS Four Spring Valley stu- dents were chosen as Pres- byterian College Scholars. The guidelines for the selec- tion included class rank, academic record and desire to attend Presbyterian Col- lege. The P.C. Scholars were invited to attend an in- troductory workshop at the college. Greg Lydick Anne McDonagh Lisa Frierson Kenny Evett NATIONAL MERIT SEMI-FINALIST WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST SCHOLAR Anne Crosby Anne Crosby was selected as a National Merit Semifinalist. She was awarded this honor on the basis of her PSAT scores. This award enabled Anne to become eligible for a National Merit Scholarship. Chosen as the William Randolph Hearst Scholar was Tom Hall. Tom was given a current events examination by the United States Senate Youth Organization and then was selected on the basis of his test scores. 127 Six seniors from Spring Valley were chosen as Carolina Scholars. The Carolina Schol- arship, the University’s most prestigious award, was de- signed for those students who possessed qualities of scholar- ship, leadership and character. The selection was based on class rank, SAT scores and overall academic ability. MISS SPORTSARAMA This year’s Sportsarama Queen was Tammy Lewis. Selected by the faculty, Tammy attended teas and luncheons and also modeled in various ads. Tammy was very active in clubs and activities as she represented Spring Valley at the annual Sportsarama in August. The Citadel Scholars Program awarded four Spring Valley seniors with scholarships. The guidelines for selection includ- ed grade point ratio and class rank. The students’ desire to attend the Citadel was also a consideration. CAROLINA SCHOLARS Lisa Frierson Sharon Gibbs Sheri Vannort Donald Hulon Not pictured: Robert Alderson and Anne Crosby. CITADEL SCHOLARS John Reese John Cleveland Steve Franz Not pictured: Rick Knight 128 FURMAN SCHOLARS Anne Crosby Kenny Evett Lisa Frierson Edsonya Charles Donald Hulon Furman University scholarships were awarded to those stu- dents who demon- strated outstanding scholastic achieve- ment. Class rank, aca- demic record and PSAT scores were guidelines for the se- lection. The students were invited to attend career workshops at the University. WOFFORD SCHOLARS Six senior students were chosen as Wof- ford College Scholars. Selections were based on the students’ abili- ties to meet the Col- lege’s criteria for the scholarship. The stu- dents’ desire to attend Wofford College was also taken into consid- eration. 129 V JJJ 130 Miss Spring Valley 1980 was Vicki Harrell. Vicki’s performance in the pageant was a combination of two of her talents, which she based on the theme of the color blue. She displayed three original oil paintings in blue and played the song “Rhapsody in Blue” on the piano. Vicki was president of the Art Council, treasurer of the National Honor Soci- ety, and a member of the Logos Bible Study Group. Her other activities included participation in the Senior House of Representatives and the Viking Band Colorguard. Vicki enjoys singing, drawing, and painting. She plans to be a studio art major, studying advertisement and design. 131 The 1980 Miss Spring Valley Pageant was differ- ent from those of previous years. This year’s con- test held two additional honors which were award- ed for outstanding performances by senior contes- tants. The First Runner-CJp to the title of Miss Spring Valley was Sarah Hardy. Sarah showed her talent in the pageant by singing a selection from the musical Annie. Sarah is interested in the human- ities and hopes to become a writer or an inter- preter. The Second Runner-Gp to Miss Spring Valley was Cindy O’Farrell. Cindy’s talent in the pageant was a performance of a musical dramatization. Her plans for the future include a major in early child- hood development and a possible minor in music. :ond Runner-Gp 132 1156 SENIOR. Miss Senior 1980 was Debbie Burchell. Debbie’s talent for the pageant was a special per- formance of a singing mono- logue. Debbie enjoyed theatre, modeling and tap dancing. Her future plans included majoring in speech and drama. 134 Miss $ unior Miss Junior 1980 was Caroline Sullivan. For the pageant, Caroline performed “Dis- coElla,” an adaptation of a sto- ry which she wrote and pre- sented using audio-visual forms. Caroline plans to pur- sue a career as a creative di- rector in advertising. Caroline Sulliv; Miss Sophomore 1980 was Lisa Dabney. Lisa demon- strated her talent in the pageant by singing “Last Dance.” Among her inter- ests are singing, dancing, and modeling. Lisa plans to study fashion and interior design. Second Jodi 135 Contestants 137 fteshmar _ Contestants . Everyone waits nervously as the pageant begins. 2. Marian Bonnivillc. Kathy Totten. Vera Meadows and Shira Lifchez entertain the audience. 3. Kathy and Vera sing a duet. 4. Shira displays her gymnastic ability in a number with Marian and Paul Lagatore. 5. The entertainment covered a wide range of talent. 6. Be a down, be a clown, be a down. 7. Mr. Hal Brooks, director of the pageant, announces the winner . . 8. Vicki Harrell. 9. That’s entertainment. 141 Mr. Congeniality Kelvin Johnson The 1980 Mr. Spring Valley Pag- eant was held February 14th in the Little Theatre. Class mem- bers voted on the nominations to determine the actual contestants for the pageant. Sponsored by the Junior class, the pageant in- cluded competition in talent and sportswear. The contestants were also required to respond to certain questions. The winners were then chosen by a panel of judges consisting of faculty mem- bers. Contestants SENIORS Johnny Baker Kelvin Johnson Larry Spivey Andy Tackett JUNIORS Dan Haight Ricky Hunter Kirk Intermill Greg Prewitt SOPHOMORES Scott Barron Tim Gardner Robert Haas Wayne Stackleather FRESHMEN Mike Coward Leo Perreault Miss Homecoming 1979 Loraine Geiger captured the crown as Miss Homecoming 1979 after the entire student body voted among a field of worthy contestants. Loraine was active in clubs and sports and was voted Most Athletic by the Senior class. 2nd Runner Up Aimee DuBose and Gordon Childs 1st Runner Up Farrell and Kelvin Johnson Cindy Contestants Mary Blanchard and Gsop Chae Sharon Bookard and Lloyd English Deborah Brown and Shelby Moses Lucy Christiansen and Robert Hill 145 Susie Cape and Mitchell Hornsby Sherry Doxie and Adrian Murphy Contestants Tonda Dixon and Jeff Haltiwanger Jean Gantt and Steve Steck Donna Goad and Mark Smith Charlane Jones and Kenneth Hunter Robbie Jones and Jimmy Pierce Teresa Jones and Johnny Baker 146 Kathy Labrador and Dave Dudley Beth Morris and Andy Tackett Sandy Richardson and Billy Hamilton Jan Thompson and Larry Spivey 147 Becky Rogers and Darryl McLeod Tammy White and Keith Boyd BROADWAY SPECTACULAR was a musical revue — talent show presented by the Music Department on November 10th as the 1979 school musical. Auditions for the fall production were open to the entire student body and many of the participants were new to Spring Valley and were not necessarily enrolled in music classes. The range of talent went from dance to mono- logue to singing, guitar playing, and comedy acts. The Viking Singers participated in two production numbers, choreographed by Chris Free, Kathy Totten, Venisha McCray, and Angela Fletcher. Chris Free, Kathy Totten, and Miss Marianne Holland, choral director, wrote the script for BROADWAY SPECTACU- LAR, the story of a talent agent auditioning artists for a new musical. The entire show was produced by the students, with students operating lights, serving as stage crew, and countless other jobs. (Phoographs by Koen Baart.) 150 TALENT SHOW 151 The football season started with a bang as enthusiastic Spring Valley fans descended on Williams-Brice Stadium for the annual Sportsarama. Ten teams competed in this pre-season exhibition. The climax of the evening came when Spring Valley met archrival Richland Northeast in the fifth period. The game was one of the best that night, with both teams moving up and down the field to the accompaniment of cheering fans. Although the Vikings lost the quar- ter, they displayed the fighting spirit that continued throughout the season. 152 I. Spirited fans watch the contest. 2. Vikings play- ers in action. 3. An enthusiastic pre-game huddle under the lights at Williams-Brice. 4. Heads up for the Chuting Stars parachuting team, a special Sport- sarama event. 5. An excited Spring Valley crowd cheers the team. 6. Fan Greg Fleming gives the Vikings “thumbs up.” 153 154 Spring Valley High School COLUMBIA SOUTH CAMOONA NM tA cwitoer 11, 1979 lb The Gap tor of The Am-rican Itooup Ah Htudmui, like youniclwN. «emittod to a rational approach to HOlvlnft problow, we HtronRly protwt your lnmral, irrational and illegal action le violating the security of the United Stated thbamy and toklnu American citleem howuuce- This violation of all the usual courtewy accorded attauMldH by all the civil Izr-d count rim sots a (tawroui preoedmt toward IRAN CRISIS nob or Huh-hunan behavior umunK nations. Ve. the undernljcned, denounce your deplorable behavior in the world oanrainlty and call for the safe return of our cltiarm. The United Staten has been very patient In this crisis but we will not continue to be black- wiled. «e stand firmly behind President Carter in whatever course your actions may force him to take. K, TTUoL f C rtU J yJfWHj ddWn. Slncnely. 'fotoCJ Ixltc . 'Yl l rC,« ,- r T‘ During the tense days of the Iranian Crisis this year. Spring Valley students staged a “Free Our Hostages Day” at school. Conceived by A.P. G.S. History students studying under Mrs. Mary Corley and sponsored by the Social Studies Department, the event was de- signed to let students express themselves concerning perhaps the most dangerous situation in recent years. A letter of protest to the Iranian captors was drafted by students, and over 900 concerned Vikings signed it. Many Christmas cards for the hostages were collected and sent to the American Embassy in Teheran. Students demonstrated their protest by wearing white armbands around school during the day. The rally was covered by all three local television stations. In this potentially dangerous and vastly uncer- tain time. Spring Valley students let their views be known. 155 1. Viking defense in action. 2. A spirit-filled Homecoming pep rally. 3. Homecoming Queen Loraine Geiger and escort. 4. Yogi rides inside the giant foot- ball helmet. 6. A packed house for the telephone booth cram- ming contest. 7. Champion dog barker does his stuff. 8. Senior float takes first place. 9. The many faces of Homecoming. HOMECOMING Homecoming ’79 was a week full of fun, participation, and school spirit. Through- out the week, students took part in “dress-up days.” filling the school with a variety of hats, buttons, jerseys, suits, and tacky outfits. A number of contests were held during the week including: tele- phone-booth cramming, spinach-eating, and dog-barking contests. The highlight of the week was the Homecoming Parade. Sparkleberry Lane was full of floats, cars, and crowds of spirited students. During halftime at the football game, Loraine Gei- ger was crowned Homecoming Queen, with her court, Cindy O’Farrell and Aimee Dubose. Homecoming Week proved to be one of the highlights of the entire school year. Classic and time-tested styles were the emphasis of this year’s fashions. The “prep” look dominated, causing a bumper crop of button-downs, blazers, sweaters, and penny loafers for both sexes. Girls’ wool skirts and knee-high socks marked a regression to the collegiate look of the very early ’60s. Disco-related themes added excitment to clothes for night-life, while Western and English styles influenced some clothes. Golf and tennis clothes became a part of warm-weather wardrobes. FASHIONS I. Down parkas were big in the winter. 2. The “prep” look of wool skirts, sweat- ers. and penny loafers. 3. Fashion magazines keep clothes-concious students up to date. 4. A multitude of names, initials, and even animals decorated clothes, telling people the wearer has “class. 5. The Western look featured a variety of boots, hats, and tops. 6. The “sophisticated” look is a timeless classic. 7. Sporty sportswear. 8. Many styles of texturized stock- ings decorated girls’ legs. 9. Soft fabrics and simple lines were popular. 10. Alli- gators everywhere. Photographs by Ken Busey. Modeling by Angel Fergu- son. Anne Crosby. Pam Cauthen. Bill Ferguson. Lo- ra ine Geiger. David Bruno, and Johnny Geiger. THE STATUS SYMBOLS STATE FAIR The State Fair, signaling the begin- ning of the Fall, attracted many stu- dents from the Columbia area. Nights of rides, candied apples, games, exhibits, friends, and fun drew Spring Valley students throughout the week. The Fair proved to be one of the main events of autumn. 160 JOBS Many students at Spring Valley maintain jobs after school hours. Money acquired through these jobs is saved or used for recreation on the week- ends. Because of Spring Valley’s location in the growing Northeastern section, it is easy for stu- dents to find jobs in the community. Stores at Columbia Mall and other shopping centers employ many Vikings. Although it is hard to work, study and have fun at the same time, many students think the rewards are worth the challenge. 1. Cindy Merritt uses her charm to attract customers at The County Seat. 2. Laura Rauscher won 7 accept coun- terfeit money. 3. Brenda Bowen: “One moment puh-leeese. 4. Vera Mead- ows lends a helping hand. 161 reserved Variety was the name of the music game this year. Many different styles, rhythms, and performers added to the wide range of the music scene. Disco, already branching out into different styles and approaches, had a dominant influence, with Donna Summer the un- deniable queen of the sound. Pounding rock, sentimental ballads, and upbeat country music also had a large impact. Several well-known groups, like Styx, the Eagles, and Led Zeppelin, released long-awaited albums. A number of new groups, like the Knack, were popular. Many groups, like Foreigner, Kansas, and the Cars were made more popular by concert appearances in Columbia. MUSIC He was a poor black sharecropper’s son who never dreamed he was adopted. STEVE Theaters were filled on weekends as Vi- kings went to see what proved to be the biggest hits of the season, movies ranged from com- edies. like The Jerk and 10, to more seri- ous ones like Kramer Vs. Kramer and Se- duction of Joe Tynan. Horror pictures like Alien and Amityville Horror drew crowds of viewers. The critically acclaimed Apoca- lypse Now was popu- lar, as were such light- er films as The Mup- pet Movie and 1941. Following the tradi- tion of Star Wars, sci- ence fiction films like Star Trek and Black Hole did well at the box office; even James Bond's latest adventure in Moon- raker was set in 164 The Human Adventure Is Just Beginning space. The movies once again proved to be a popular and en- joyable attraction. (Photo by Ken Busey) MOVIES 1 T THEATRES S THEY ROARED INTO BATTLE. ONLY ONE THING WAS MISSING...THE ENEMY. 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COLUMBA PICTURES PRESENTS A STANLEY jAffE PRODUCTION DUSTIN HOFFMAN IN “KRAMER VS. KRAMER MERYL STREEP JANE ALEXANDER Director of Photography NESTOR ALMENDROS Based Upon the Novel by AVERY CORMAN Produced by STANLEY R. JAFFE Written for the Screen and Directed by ROBERT BENTON SENIOR HOUSE — Vicki Harrell. Mary Madcharo. Sherri Vanhort. Renee Perreault. Debbie West. Vera Meadows. Carol Cartzendafner. Cindy Beam. Mary Lee Koty. Laura Grooms. Robbie Jones. Melinda Rickard. Lisa Schmidt. Brenda Bowen. Susan Poole. Janet MacCollum. 170 Robert Alderson Patricia Alewine Debbie Allen Charles Altizer Joyce Alstatt Mary Anderson Norman Anderson Steven Anderson Paula Argoe Sanders Bagwell Johnny Baker Stacy Baker 171 Laura Ballentine Lisa Barboza Robin Barnette Kathy Barrett Mary Blanchard Harry Bolyn Seniors caught 172 Cathy Boney James Bost Brenda Bowen Lynn Bowen between classes. Keith Branham Jeff Brant 173 Robert Brasin Wade Brazell Stacy Brehmer Tom Britt Marc Brown Maureen Brown Randy Broach Vicky Bryant Debbie Burchell Grace Burton Kenneth Buys 174 Mollianne Carlen Michael Carma Rachael Carr Carol Cartzendafner Edsonya Charles Gordon Childs Jerry Clark Steve Clement Wynee Clinton Dianne Cobb jim Coleman Tonya Coleman Karen S. Collins Karen T. Collins Diane Condra Michelle Condra Gene O. Cone Cindy Cooper Glenn Cooper Donald Corbett 175 Katie Crenshaw Robbie Crenshaw David Culp Ned Crosby Alan Crim Anne Crosby Linda Cunningham Barry Davis 176 Susan Dorgay Mike Doss Marilyn Doucet Aimee Dubose David Dudley Susan Duffy Marcia deMoya Sherry Doxie John Dunlap 177 Dineen Dunphy Mark Durham Patricia Durkin Jeffrey Eads Chris Eaker Jana Edwards Terry Easier Timothy Eleazer Mary Easterling Victoria Ellison Sandra Eastman Theresa Ellisor 178 Lloyd English Diane Epps James Eskridge Kaye Etheridge Sherri Faust Angela Ferguson llene Fins Stanley Fisher Sheila Fowler Steve Franz Pete Fikas Jannette Finch Vickie Fleenor Judy Fowler Jenny Freeman Lisa Frierson 179 Jean Gantt John Garcia Nancy Garcia Yogi Garcia Lorraine Geiger Mike Gentry Mike Gillespie Sandra Goodwin Steve Steck thinks he’s thinking!!! Sharon Gardner Johnny Geiger Mark George Sharon Gibbs Paula Gore Donald Grafton 180 Marilyn Graham Chris Greene Laura Grooms Ron Gross Lise Grubbs Jane Gruenhogon Sonya Gunter Tim Gunter Lori Hammes Sarh Hardy 182 Vicki Harrell Phillip Harris Deborah Harrison Kirkland Harrison Dorothy Haynes Mark Heard Thomas Heath Scott Haulsee Cynthia Heidell Marion Harrison Marlon Harrison Caroline Haskell Martha Hill James Holland Robert Hill Abbie Hinson Lauren Hertz Gail Hogan Jeff Henderson Thomas Henderson Elizabeth Hollifield Mitchell Hornsy Clarice Jamerson Michael Houck Kenneth Hunter Mark James Ricky Hubbs Roxanne Hudson David Hutter Deborah Intermill Michelle Jameson Kwnchai Janplong 184 Fred Johnson Kelvin Johnson Vanessa Johnson Brenda Jones Barbara Jones T.J. Jones Robbie Jones Mark Jordan Glyn Joye Jerry Kanellos Marie Kennedy Frank Kennedy Angela Jefferson Sherri Jefferson Denise Jennings Caroline Johnson Barbara Kimura Tina Kirkpatrick Lisa Krolak Stanley Kusko Richard Knight Kathy Labrador Marylee Koty Keith Lail 186 Jane Landshof Tracy Lannigan Tony Laszewski Margo Lawhorne Orlando Leal Tammy Lewis Barbara Lee Mark Lintner Adrian Murphy and Floyd English hamming it up for the camera! Michael Lintner Jennifer Llewellyn Geneva Logan Tamala Lomas Doug Lucas Greg Lydick 187 Deborah Lyles Janet MacCollum Marilyn Mangum Mary Madcharo Ernest Martin Regina Makapugay Franki Martin Patrick Malloy Margie Martin 188 Julie Masek Kim Masek Tim Mathis Larry Mayfield Shirley McDaniel Darryl Mcleod Allison McNeely Vera Meadows Michael Medlock 189 Larry Melton Cindy Merritt Brian Miller Robin Miller Christina Mitchell Lashun Mitchell Melvin Mitchell Renee Mitchell Linda Moore p t Franklin Mosby Pam Montgomery Buddy Moore Steve Moser Shelby Moses Craig Moore Mary Mosley 190 Glenn Neeley Sherri Neeley Jennifer Nicholson Stephen Noel Pamela O’Connor Denise Odom Melody Noble Cindy O’Farrell Ramona Ogden Lisa Oken Misty Osteen 191 Twila Osteen Michael Pacheco Tracy Pate Rene Picow Wanda Page Kenneth Peake Renee Perreault Michael Platt Gayle Peters Michael Pettis Ryan Poole Susan Poole 192 Philip Pope Kent Puffenbarger Alex Porth Terrie Post Donna Pullen Donna Rabon Malcolm Potts Laura Rauscher LaWanda Redd John Reese Joseph Reid Sandra Richardson Melinda Rickard Robert Riddle Susan Riley Janice Robertson Donnie Roberts Lisa Roberts Lisa Robertson David Robinson Henry Robertson James Robinson Becky Rogers Glenn Ross Ricky Ross Susan Ross 194 Felita Ruff Karen Ruff Michelle Rutherford Fred Saumuel Pam Skaggs Travis Spires Deborah Senn Doreen Smith Larry Spivey Tony Shackleford Mary Stafford Jacqueline Sellers Katherine Shull Mark E. Smith Steve Steck 195 Bonnie Stern Cindy Stevens David Stewart Kara Stowers Randy Swindler Andy Tackett Leah Taylor Robbie Stevens Tiawanna Stevens Steve Sullivan Lou Ann Sweat Robert Tapp Debbie Tarbrake Rickard Taylor i% James Taylor Daniel Tefs Whats so funny Laura Grooms?? Tina Tindall Sherri Vannort Roy Vansickle Wayne Vestal Scott Van Valkenburg Barbara Wages 197 Aretha Walker Bonnie Walker Laura Walker Dorethea Wallace Robert Warnke Sandra Watkins Jane Watts Brenda Wells Linda Wells Debbie West Judy Whitman Andray Williams Kathy Williams Mark Watts Kitty White Sharon Williams 198 Rhonda Williamson Gwendolyn Wilson Jacqueline Wilson Jeffrey Wilson Mark Wilson Angel. Caroline. Mary and Anne just clowning around!! Buddy Wilson Gussie Wright Tracy Wray Bryant Wright Rene Wilson Natasha Wright Viola Wright Darlene Yandle 199 Jeff Yasmine Michele Youker Vivian Young Leslie Zamcheck Mollianne Carlen Edsonya Charles Donald Hulon Tom Hall 201 204 203 Best Dressed Rodney Griffin and Debbie Burchell r Best All Around Robbie Jones and Larry Spivey .... MOST TALENTED Carol Cartzendafner and Mike Gillespie r ,v murn-m wm. m — • • • 207 MAIN OFFICE itr Foreign The foreign exchange program is designed to encourage students of different countries to vis- it a school in the United States in order to learn more about the American culture. Through their experiences in the U.S., these students are able to understand the customs and life styles of their peers in another country. Spring Valley is very fortunate to be able to take part in this program. NAME: Chihiro Nagakura COUNTRY: Japan HOST FAMILY: Mr. and Mrs. Grady Reyn- olds FAVORITE CLASS: Journalism and Geog- raphy SCHOOL ACTIVITIES: Newspaper Staff HOBBIES: Reading, listening to music, writing '7 decided to become an exchange student because I thought it was very valuable to live abroad. Everything here is different from Japan. At my senior high school, I had to wear a uniform. The school was so strict. Here, students have a lot of free- dom. ” NAME: Orlando Leal COUNTRY: Venezuela HOST FAMILY: Mr. and Mrs. G.D. Beck FAVORITE CLASS: Spanish SCHOOL ACTIVITIES: Spanish Club HOBBIES: Music, basketball ‘7 decided to become an exchange student because I wanted to see redheads and also to travel. Students’ clothes at Spring Val- ley are different from those in Venezuela. The social activities and attitude are also different. ” Exchange Students 210 A Alderson, Robert — Jr. Academy of Science 10-12: Drama Club 10-11, Vice-President 12: NFL 11, Vice-President 12: Omega Society 11, President 12. Alewine, Patricia. Alexander. Terry. Allen. Debbie — Freshman Class Secretary: German Club 10, President 11: Who’s Who Among American HS Students 12: Interclub Council 11. Alston, David. Altizer, Charles. Alstatt, Joyce — Red Cross Volunteer 11: Health Careers 12: Explorers Group 12. Anderson. Danny. Anderson, Frances. Anderson, Joe. Anderson. Mary. Anderson, Norman. Anderson, Steve — Drama Club 9-11; Science and Magic Club 9: AFJROTC 10-12: Spanish Club 10: Color Guard 12: Bus Driver 12. Argoe, Paula — Powderpuff 9; Spanish Club 10: Latin C:ub 11. Carol Cartzendafner Mark Wilson B Bagwell, Sanders. Baker, Johnny — Football 9-12: Student Body Vice-President. Baker, Stacy — Spanish Club 9: Powderpuff 9, 12: Junior House Rep.: Senior House Rep.: Booster Club: Drama Club: FBLA: Young Life: Anchor Club 11-12: FCA 11-12. Ballentine, Laura. Barboza, Lisa — Band 9-11: Softball 11-12: G.A.A. 11: Junior Marshall 11. Barnette. Robin — Powderpuff 9-11: Art Club 11-12: Library Club 9: Student Council 10. Barrett, Kathy — Cheerleader 9-10. Beam. Cindy — Spanish Club : Miss SV Pag- eant 10, 2nd Runner-up 11: Booster Club, Trea- surer 12: Senior House Rep.: Z Club. Beck, Gelene — Track 9-10: Cross Country 9- 11: Powderpuff 9, 12: Junior House Rep.: David Stewart Spanish Club 11 12. Bell. Pam — Search Club 11; FBLA 12. Belton. Felicia. Benton, Wendel;. Berendson. Eugene. Bernard. Tania — Track 9-10; Miss SV Pageant 12. Berry. Dean — Football 9-10; DECA. Blanchard. Mary — Cheerleader 9. 11-12: Fair Queen Court 9: Powderpuff 9-12: Student Council 9-10; Booster Club IQ- 12; Annual Staff 12; Anchor Club 12: Omega Society 12; Homecoming Contestant 12. Boan, Tommy. Bolyn. Harry — Soccer 9-12: FCA 9-11. Boney. Cathy — Chorus 9; Booster Club 9: Viking Singers 10-12; Spanish Club 12. Bookard. Maurice. Bost, James — Chess Club President 9-11, Treasurer 12: Who’s Who Among American HS Students. Bowen. Brenda — French Club 9-11; Field Hockey 9: C.A.A. 10; Ecology Club 10: Backpacking Club 11-12: Bible Club 11-12; Junior House Rep.: Senior House Rep.: Adven- tures Club 12. Bowen. Lynn — Cheerleader 9: Annual Staff 9: Chorus 9: Spanish Club 11-12; FBLA 12. Bowen. Doreen — Search Club 11; FBLA 12. Boyd. Keith — Afro-American Club 9: AFJROTC 12: Foot- ball 9-12: Track 9-12: Cross Country 10: Search Club 12. Boyd. Mary — Basketball 9-12: Track 9-12; DECA 12. Brackin. Brenda. Bradley. Mark — Drama Club 9-11; Band 9-10; Baseball 10. Bradley. Tamara — Red Cross Club 11: FBLA 12. Bradwell, Randy — Bus Driver 10-12; Adventures Club 12. Branham. Cathy — Spanish Club 10-11; All-State Chorus 10-11: Viking Singers 10-12; Honor Society 11-12; FHA, President 11. Branham, Keith. Brant. Jeff — Omega Society 11. Brasington, Robert — Football 9. Brazell. Wade — Band 9-11: Football 9: Wrestling 10. Brehemer, Stacy — Freshman Class Treasurer; Powder- puff 12. Britt, Tom — Football 9: Baseball 10-12; Who’s Who Among American HS Students. Broach. Randall — Bus Driver 10-12; VICA 11-12. Broach. Terry. Brown. Anthony — Basketball; Football; Track. Brown. Deborah — Cheerleader 9. 11-12; Softball 10. Brown. Marc — Soccer 9-12; Drama Club 12. Brown. Maureen. Burchell. Debbie — The Children’s Hour 10: Spanish Club 12: STAR Club 9: Beta Club 9; Drama Club 10-12; G.A.A. 10: Junior House Rep.; Junior Marshall 11: Miss SV Pag- eant. 1st Runner-up 11. Miss Senior 12: Omega Society 12: Adventures Club 12: Z Club 12: Booster Club 12; Who’s Who Among American HS Students 12. Burton. Grace — Powderpuff 9-12. Busbee. David. Buys. Kenneth. Byrd. Michael. Byrd. Theresa — Drama Club 11; Red Cross Club 11; Junior House Rep.: Color Guard 12. C Campbell. Kim — Art Council 11. Reporter 12: newspaper Staff 12; Miss SV Pageant. Cannon, Geraldine. Cape. Susie — Cheerleader 9; Tennis 12: Booster Club 12. Carlen. Mollianne — Beta Club 9; Tennis 9-12: Jr. Honor Society 9: Band 9; Spanish Club 10: Booster Club 12: Omega Society 12; Z Club. President 12. Carma. Michael. Carr, Rachel — Track 9-12; Cross Country 11-12: G.A.A. 10; Jr. Academy of Science 12: French Club 9; Junior Class Secretary; Senior Class Secretary: FCA 11-12: Student Council 11-12; Omega Society 12; Backpacking Club 12; Booster Club 12: Z Club Vice-President 12; Miss SV Pag- eant 11-12. Cartzendafner. Carol — Latin Club 9: Drama Club 10-12; Thespians 10-11, President 12; The Children’s Hour 10; Back Comedy 10: Honor Society 11-12; Lovers 11; The Playroom 11; Booster Club 12: Interclub Council 12; Senior House Rep. Chae, Gsop — Soccer 9-12; Football 12; Drama Club 12. Charles. Edsonya — Jr. Academy of Science 12: Afro- American Club 9: Volleyball Manager 9: Track Manager 9; Track Trainer 12: G.A.A. 9-12: Search Club 11; German Club 11-12; Interact 12: Backpacking Club 11; Governor’s School Alternate: Girls’ State Nominee; Student Council 9. 12. Childs. Gordon — Football 9. 11-12; Student Council 9: Baseball 11-12: Mr. SV Pageant 11. Clark, Jerry — SPACE 9; ALERT 10: Who’s Who Among American HS Students 12: Jr. Academy of Science 11-12; Backpacking Club 12. Clement. Steve — Basketball 9-10: Search Club 11-12: Tennis 11-12: Black Perspective Award; Jr. Achievement 12; Drama Club 12. Cleveland. John — Band 9: German Club 9: Track 10: Jr. Academy of Science. State President 12: Harvard Book Prize 11; Junior Marshall 11; Citadel Scholar 12: Jr. Acade- my of Science 10-11, Vice-President 12: Backpacking Club 11: NFL 12: ALERT 12: War Games Club. Vice-President 12. Cliff. Merrill. Clinton. Wynee. Cobb. Diane. Coleman. Timothy — Band 9-12: Bus Driver 10-12: Beta Club 9; Jr. Academy of Science 10: Soccer 11-12. Coleman, Tonya — Band 9-12. Collins. Karen S. — Student Council 9-11. Secretary 12; Interact 10. Vice-President 11, President 12: Junior Class Vice-President; Interclub Council 11-12: SV Players 11-12: Spanish Club 9; Softball 10-12: Junior Marshall 11; Honor Society 11-12; Domestic Exchange 11; Powderpuff 9-11: Girls’ State Finalist. Collins. Karen T. — SPACE 9-10. Condra. Diane — German Club 9; Red Cross Club 10. 12; Latin Club 10: Anchor Club 12. Condra. Michelle — Band 9: Civinettes 10: Red Cross Club 10. President 11; Interclub Council 11-12; HOSA. President 12: Annual Staff 12. Cone, Gene. Cooper. Cindy — Annual Staff 9: Cheerleader 9: Chorus 9: Spanish Club 1112. Cooper, Joel Glenn. Corbett, Donald. Corbett. James. Cornelius. Michael. Cornelius. Wilfred. Corso, Steve — Wrestling 9-11: Varsity Letterman’s Club. President 11. Courtney, Ashley — Anchor Club 11: Art Council, Vice- President 11-12: Omega Society 11: Interclub Council 12. Coward, Troy — Newspaper Staff 9: Latin Club 10: Track 11: Interact 12: Omega Society 12. Cox. Wendy. Crenshaw, Robbie. Crim, Alan — Spanish Club 9: Track 9. 12: SPACE 9: FCA 10: Cross Country 10: Key Club 10: Annual Staff 11: Inter- act 11-12: Omega Society 11: Junior House Rep.: Back- packing Club 12. Crosby, Anne — Booster Club 11-12: Omega Society IT 12: Governor's School: Bohana 11-12: Furman Scholar: Z Club 12: Powderpuff 12: National Merit Semi-Finalist: An- nual Staff 12: Carolina Scholar Nominee. Crosby, Ned — Newspaper Staff 11-12. Culp. David — Football 9-12. Cunningham, Linda — Basketball 10-11; Cheerleader 10- 11. D Davis, Barry. Davis. Brian — Key Club 10-12: Golf 12. Davis. Dwight. Davis, Jeff — Football 10-11. Dean. Janice. DeMoya, Marcia — Basketball 9-11: Spanish Club 9-10: Z Club 12: G.A.A. 9-11. Dent. Jack — Basketball 9: Freshman House Rep.: Sopho- more House Rep.: Student Council 11-12: Boys’ State Rep.: Key Club 11: Football 11: Student Body President 12. Dixon, Tonda — FBLA 12: Homecoming Contestant 12: Senior House Rep. Dodd. Elizabeth — Chorus 9-10: Viking Singers 1T12: French Club 12: All-State Chorus 12. Dodson. Scott. Dorgay, Susan — Beta Club 9: French Club 9: Latin Club 10. Secretary 11. President 12: Literary Magazine Staff 11: Band 11-12: Omega Society 12: Jr. Academy of Science 12: Interclub Council 12. Doss. Mike — Track 10-12: Cross Country 10-12: Back- packing Club 11. Doucet, Marilyn — Freshman House Rep.: Sophomore House Rep.: DECA 12: French Club 12: Search Club 12: Jr. Achievement 12. Doxie, Sherry — G.A.A. 12: Homecoming Contestant 12: Miss SV Pageant 12. DuBose, Aimee — Spanish Club 9: Powderpuff 9: Student Council 9-12: Anchor Club 10-12: Sophomore Class Vice- President: Young Life 10: Annual Staff 9: Homecoming Contestant 10. 2nd Runner-up 12. Dudley, David — Key Club 9-11: Football 9-12: Track 9-10: Baseball 9: Student Council 9-10: Who’s Who Among American HS Students 12. Duffy. Susan — Student Council 9-11: Drill Team 10-11: Anchor Club 12: Booster Club 12: Powderpuff 12. Dunlap, John — Soccer 9. 11-12: Student Council 9: SVHA 10-12. Dunphy, Dineen — Volleyball 9: Track 9-11: Drill Team 10: Booster Club 10, 12: Keyette Club 11: Medical Explorers 12. Durham, Mark — NFL 12; Literary Magazine Staff 11. Durkin. Patricia — Anchor Club 11-12: Miss Fire Preven- tion, 1st Runner-up 12. E Eads. Jeff — Football 9: SVHA 10-12: VICA 10-12: Mr. SV Pageant 11: Senior Class Treasurer. Eaker, Chris — Basketball 9-12: Spanish Club 9-11: Tennis 9-12: Junior Marshall 11: Cross Country 12: Key Club 12: Wofford Scholar 12. Easier. Terry. Easterling Mary — French Club 9: SPACE 9: Sophomore House Rep.: Junior House Rep.: Senior House Rep.: Boost- er Club 11-12: Miss SV Pageant 12: Homecoming Contes- tant 11: Powderpuff 11-12: Bohana 11-12: Omega Society 12: Z Club 12: Annual Staff. Business Manager 12. Eastman. Sandra. Edwards, Jana — Backpacking Club 12. Eleazer, Tim — Jr. Honor Society 9. Ellison. Victoria — Chorus 10-11: Student Council 12: Z Club 12: Powderpuff 12: Drama Club 12: Citizens Advisory Council 12. Ellisor. Theresa — Bible Club 9-11. English. Floyd — AJHS 9: AFJROTC 10-12. English. Lloyd — Football 11-12. Epps. Diane — Band 9: Pep Squad 11: G.A.A. 12. Erwin, Steve. Eskridge. James. Etheridge. Kaye — French Club 9: Art Council 10-12: Lo- gos 10-12. Evett, Kenny — Spanish Club 10-12. Treasurer 9: Beta Club Vice-President 9: SPACE 9: ALERT 10-11: Jr. Honor Society 9: Newspaper Staff 10: Annual Staff 11. Editor 12; Honor Society 11-12: Interact 11. Treasurer 12: Junior Marshall 11: Governor’s School: Furman Scholar: Presby- terian Junior Fellow: Wofford Scholar: Quill and Scroll Society 11-12: Bowling Team 11: Literary Magazine Staff 11: Booster Club 12: Interclub Council 12: Who’s Who Among American HS Students 12. F Falter, Amy — Spanish Club 9-11. President 12: Anchor Club 10-11: Interclub Council 12; Showbiz 11; Viking Sing- ers 10-12. Farmer. Alan — SVHA 10-12. Farmer, Beth — Band 9-12; Spanish Club 12; Track 9-10. Faust. Sherri — Band 9-12: Spanish Club 9-10: Woodwind Captain 12; Literary Magazine Staff 10: Who's Who Among American HS Students 12: Interclub Council 12: Jr. Acade- my of Science. President 12. Ferguson. Angel — Spanish Club 9: Student Council 9: Drama Club 10-11: Booster Club 11-12: Omega Society 12: Z Club 12: Homecoming Contestant 11: Miss SV Pageant 12: Bohana 11-12: Annual Staff 12. Fikas. Pete — AFJROTC 10-12. Finch. Janette — Cross Country 11: Backpacking Club. Secretary 11: Literary Magazine Staff 12: NFL 12: Omega Society 12: Art Council 12: Adventures Club 12. Fins. Ilene — French Club 9-11: Drama Club 10: Interact 1112: Booster Club 11: Track 11-12: Powderpuff 11-12. Fisher. Stanley. Fleenor, Vickie — Student Council 9: Band 9-12: Softball 9- 10: Track 9: Freshman House Rep.: Ski Club 9: Honor Society 11-12: Miss SV Pageant 12. Fowler. Judy — Senior House Rep. Fowler, Sheila. Franz. Steve — Jr. Academy of Science 11-12: Soccer 11- 12: Key Club 12: Omega Society 12: Junior Marshall 11: Citadel Scholar: War Games Club. President 12: Interclub Council 12. Frierson, Lisa — Spanish Club 9-12, Secretary 11: Jr. Honor Society 9: Honor Society 11-12: Annual Staff 12: Literary Magazine Staff 10. Editor 11: Jr. Academy of Science 10: Furman Scholar: Junior Marshall 11: Quill and Scroll Society 12. Vice-President 11: Interclub Council 11: Interact 11-12: Presbyterian Junior Fellow: Society of Dis- tinguished American HS Students: Wofford Scholar: Caro- lina Scholar. G Gable. Alice. Gantt. Jean — French Club 9-10: Pep Club 9: Newspaper Staff 9: Track 10-11: Powderpuff 10-12: FCA 10: Young Life 10: Anchor Club 11-12: Booster Club 11-12: Homecom- ing Contestant 12: Junior House Rep. Garcia. Gloria. Garcia. John — Band 9-12. Garcia, Nancy — Spanish Club 11: Booster Club 11: FBLA 12. Gardner, Sharon — Powderpuff 9: Sophomore House Rep. Geiger. Johnny — Student Council 9: Basketball 9-12. Geiger, Loraine — Basketball 9-12: Cheerleader 9-10: Stu- dent Council Vice-President 9: Jr. Honor Society 9: Track 11-12: DECA 12: Search Club 12: Who’s Who Among American HS Students: G.A.A. 10: Girls’ State Nominee: Homecoming Contestant. 1st Runner-up 11. Homecoming Queen 12. Gentry, Mike. George. Mark. Gibbs. Sharon — Band 9-12: Jr. Honor Society 9: Red Cross Club 9: Spanish Club 9: Viking Singers 10-11: Re- gional Chorus 10: All-State Chorus 11: Interact 11-12: Girls’ State Rep.: Junior Marshall 11: Clarinet Sergeant 12: Honor Society 11. President 12: Interclub Council 12. Gonzales. Cesar. Gillespie. Mike — Band 9-12: Football Manager 9: Track Manager 9: Drama Club 11-12: AH-CJ.S. Marching Band: Who's Who Among American HS Students. Goodwin. Sandy — Spanish Club 9: FHA 11: FBLA 12. Gore. Paula — Spanish Club 10. Grafton. Donald — VIC A, President 11: AV Club 11-12. Graham, Marilyn. Graham, Melanie — STAR Club 9: Drama Club 10. 12: Who's Who Among American HS Students: Spanish Club 12: Booster Club 12: Backpacking Club 12. Gray, Perry. Gray. Rene. Green, Gloria — Band 9: Flag Line 10-11: Rifle Line 12: Volleyball 9: Afro-American Club 9: Annual Staff 12: Pow- derpuff 12. Green. Chris. Green, Deborah. Green, Vickie — Freshman Class Treasurer: Basketball 9- 12: DECA 12: Jr. Achievement 12. Greene, Justina — G.A.A. 10: Band 11-12: Bowling Team 11. Griffin, Rodney — Basketball 12. Grooms, Laura — Red Cross Club 9: Drama Club 10-12: Omega Society 11: Anchor Club 11-12: The Playroom 11: Lovers 11: Booster Club 12: Thespians 12: NFL 12: Senior House Rep.: Society of Distinguished American HS Stu- dents: Miss SV Pageant, 1st Runner-up Miss Senior 12. Gross. Ron. Grubbs. Lise — Beta Club 9: ALERT 10-12: Annual Staff 12: SPACE 9: Omega Society 12: Backpacking Club 12. Gruenhagen, Jane — Volleyball 9: HOSA State Delegate 11. 11-12: Backpacking Club 12. Gunter, Sonya — HOSA. Vice-President 11-12: HOSA State Delegate 11: Backpacking Club 12: Booster Club 12: Omega Society 12. Gunter, Vickie — Pep Club 9: G.A.A. 11. H Haas. Bobby — Golf 10-12. Hall, Charles. Hall. Marty. Hall, Tom — STAR Club 9: Spanish Club 9: NFL 10. Secretary 11. President 12: Boys' State Rep.: Backpacking Club 12: AFJROTC 10-11: Student Council Treasurer 12: Who’s Who Among American HS Students: William Ran- dolph Hearst Award 12. Haight. Tim — Freshman House Rep.: Junior House Rep.: Band: French Club: AFJROTC: Who’s Who Among Ameri- can HS Students. Haitiwanger. Jeff — Football 9-12. Hamilton. Billy — Football 12. Hammes, Lori — Band 9-12: Brass Lieutenant 11. Sergeant 12: Anchor Club 11-12: Jr. Academy of Science 11-12. Hamrick, Sharon — STAR Club 9: Band 11: Booster Club 12: Powderpuff 12. Hardy, Sarah — French Club 9-12, President 11: Jr. Honor Society. Secretary 9: Beta Club. President 9: Jr. Academy of Science 10: Band Color Guard 10-11. Captain 12: Liter- ary Magazine Staff 10, Assistant Editor 11: Honor Society 11. Secretary 12: Newspaper Staff 11: Junior Marshall 11: Girls’ State Nominee: Student Council 12: Governor’s School: Omega Society 12: NFL 12: Miss SV Pageant. 1st Runner-up. Harmon, Kevin. Harper, Robert. Harrell. Charles — Basketball 9; DECA 12. Harrell, Vicki — Cheerleader 9-10; Student Council 9-10; Annual Staff 10; Homecoming Contestant. 1st Runner-up 9. 2nd Runner-up 10; Newspaper Staff 10; Miss Junior: Honor Society 11. Treasurer 12; Logos 11-12: Junior Mar- shall 11; FBLA, Reporter 12; Omega Society 11-12: Art Council. President 12; Interclub Council 12: Band Flag Line 12; Society of Distinguished American HS Students: Miss Spring Valley 12. Harris, George. Harris, Phillip — Basketball 9, Captain 10-11; Afro-Ameri- can Club 9; Track 9-11; Football 10. Harrison. Debbie — Drama Club 9: Student Council 9; Spanish Club 10-12; Search Club 10-12; Jr. Achievement 10; Jr. Academy of Science 12. Harrison, Kirkland. Harrison, Marion. Harrison, Marlon. Haskell, Caroline — Red Cross Club. Vice-President 9, Secretary 12; Spanish Club 10, 12; Art Council 12. Haulsee, Scott — German Club 9-10: Football 9-10; Skate- board Club 10; NFL 11-12; Backpacking Club 11-12; Ome- ga Society 12: Interclub Council 12. Haynes, Dorothy. Heard. Mark — Track 9-11; Chess Club 9; French Club 9; Cross Country 10-11: DECA. Secretary 11, President 12: Interclub Council 12. Heath. Thomas. Heidel, Cindy — Band 9-11; Spanish Club 9; Interact 11-12. Henderson, Jeff — Jr. Honor Society 9: Annual Staff 9; Junior Marshall 11. Henderson, Tommy. Herthum, Barry. Hertz, Lauren — Spanish Club 9-10: SPACE 9; ALERT 10; Annual Staff 12. Hill, Elaine — Beta Club 9: FHA 11; Red Cross Club 12. Hill, Robert — Football 9-12. Hogan. Gail — Cheerleader 9-11: Red Cross Club 10: FBLA 12; G.A.A. 11; Spanish Club 12. Hogue, Kenny. Holland. Ben. Hollifield, Beth — Traffic Safety Club 9: Powderpuff 11; FBLA 12. Hollis. Cathi — French Club 9: Drama Club 9-11: Student Council 9-10: Sophomore House Rep.; Tennis 12; Spanish Club 12; Booster Club. Secretary 12; Z Club 12. Hollis, Kenny — German Club 9: Track 9. 12: SVHA 10-12; Football Trainer 11. Holsapple, Wes — Wrestling 9-10; Tennis 9-12; Cross Country 10-11; Track 9. Houck, Michael — FCA 11; VICA 11-12. Hubbs, Ricky. Hudson, Roxanne — Afro-American Club 9: Chorus 9: FBLA 12. Huggins, John. Hulon, Donald — Spanish Club 9-12; Jr. Honor Society 9: Jr. Academy of Science 10: Bus Driver 10-12; Honor Soci- ety 11, Vice-President 12; Boys' State Rep.; Annual Staff 12: Furman Scholar: Governor's School: Interact 11. Vice- President 12. Hunt. Charley. Hunt, Lori. Hunter. Kenneth — Band 9-10; Sophomore Class Vice- President; FCA 11-12: Football 12. Hutter, David. I Intermill. Debbie — Powderpuff 10-12: Backpacking Club 11-12; FBLA 12. J Jamerson, Clarice — Chorus 9; German Club 9; Literary Magazine Staff 10: Viking Singers 10-12; Band 11-12: Red Cross Club 11; Backpacking Club 11-12. James, Mark — Football 10-12. Jameson. Michelle. Janplong, Kwanchai — Volleyball 11-12. Jefferson, Angela — Student Council 9: Band 11. Jefferson, Sherri — Freshman House Rep.: Newspaper Staff 9; Search Club 12: FBLA 11. Secretary 12. Jennings. Denise — Chorus 9; Powderpuff 9-12; Viking Singers 10-11: Sophomore House Rep.: Booster Club IT 12: Adventures Club 12: FCA 11-12: Z Club 12. Johnson. Caroline — Booster Club 12.q;Johnson. Fred — Band 9-12: Jazz-Rock Ensemble 11-12; SV Players 12. Johnson. Kelvin — Soccer 9-12; Football 10-12; Sopho- more House Rep.: Junior House Rep.; Senior House Rep.; Key Club 11-12; Student Council 11: Boys' State Rep. Johnson. Vanessa — Cheerleader 9: Volleyball 9: Baseball 9: Search Club 10; FBLA 12. Jones. Brenda — Afro-American Club 9: G.A.A. 10: Search Club 12; Jr. Achievement 12. Jones. Anthony. Jones. Barbara. Jones. Ginna. Jones. Paul. Jones. Robbie — Cheerleader 9-12: Jr. Honor Society. Historian 9: Powderpuff 9; Annual Staff 9; Red Cross Club, President 9: Spanish Club 9: Student Council 9-12; Anchor Club 10-12: FCA 10. Treasurer 11. President 12: ALERT 12: Junior Class President: Interclub Council 10; Miss SV Pageant. 1st Runner-up Miss Sophomore. Miss Congenial- ity 11; Girls' State Rep.: Governor’s School Alternate: Sen- ior Class Vice-President; Drama Club 12. Jordan, Mark — French Club 10: VICA 11-12. Joye, Glyn. K Kanellos, Jerry. Kappes, Anthony. Kelly, Franklin. Kennedy. Frank — Skateboard Club 10: VICA 12. Kennedy. Marie — HOSA 12. Kessler. June. Kim, Jung — Soccer 9-12: VICA 12; Who’s Who Among American HS Students. Kimura, Barbara. Kirby, Robert. Kirkpatrick, Tina. Kirvan. David. Knight. Michelle — Art Awards 9; Afro-American Club 9. Knight. Richard — Soccer II: Citadel Scholar: Jr. Acade- my of Science 12: Who's Who Among American HS Stu- dents. Korner, Sandra — Track 9-12: Basketball 9-10: Volleyball 11-12: G.A.A. 12: Spanish Club 11-12; Backpacking Club Lomas. Tammy — Sophomore House Rep.: Spanish Club 10: VICA. Secretary-Treasurer 11-12. Lucas. Doug. Luther. Dwayne. Lydick. Greg — Jr. Honor Society 9; Junior Marshall 11: Presbyterian Junior Fellow; Bus Driver 11-12: Spanish Club 12. 12. Koty, Marylee — Jr. Honor Society 9: Annua: Staff 9: SPACE 9: Powderpuff 9: Spanish Club 9: Sophomore House Rep.: Junior House Rep.: Senior House Rep.: Latin Club 10-11; Student Council 11: Junior Marshall 1; Drama Club 12; Booster Club 12; Who’s Who Among American HS Students. Krolak, Lisa — Band 9-12: Jazz Band 9; German Club 9-12; Track 9-12; Jr. Academy of Science 10-12: Backpacking Club 10-12: Central Regional Band 10: Adventures Club 12. Kusko. Stan. L Labrador. Kathy — Cheerleader 9-10; Student Council 9- 10. 12; Spanish Club 9; Powderpuff 9-12: Homecoming Contestant 10. 12; Booster Club 12. Labrador. Rafael. Lail, Keith — Band 9-11. Landry. Valerie. Landshof, Jane — Band 9-10; FBLA 12. Lanier. Robert. Lannigan. Tracy — Student Council 9: French Club 9; SPACE 9; Latin Club 10: Who’s Who Among American HS Students; Booster Club 12: ALERT 12: Powderpuff 12: Z Club. Treasurer 12. Laszewski. Tony — Basketball 9-12; Track 9-12: DECA 11- 12: FCA 12: All-State Track Team. Lawhorne. Margo. Layden. Christine. Layden. Michael — Soccer 9-12. Lazaro, Bert — Track 9-10. 12; Cross Country 12; Football 10. Lazur. Anne. Leal. Orlando. Lee. Barbara. LeFebvre, Joe. Lewis. Tammy — Student Council 9. 11-12: Cheerleader 9, 11. Captain 12: Spanish Club 9-10. Vice-President 11; Ex- plorer Scout 10-12; Anchor Club 11, Secretary 12; Inter- club Council 11-12; FCA 11-12; Society of Distinguished American HS Students: Who’s Who Among American HS Students: Miss Sportsarama 12; Booster Club 12. Lintner. Mark — Band 10-12; Brass Captain 12: Jazz Band 12: Omega Society 12. Lintner. Michael — Tennis 9: Band 10-12; Jazz Band 12; Omega Society 12. Llewellyn. Jenny — Band Flag Line 10-12; Chorus 9: French Club 10-12; Omega Society 12; Society of Distin- guished American HS Students: Who’s Who Among Ameri- can HS Students; Flag Line Lieutenant 12; Jr. Academy of Science 12. Logan. Geneva. Lyles. Deborah. Lyles. Jerome. Lyles. Michael. Lyles. Ronetta. M MacCollum, Janet. Madcharo. Mary — Freshman House Rep.: Junior House Rep.: Senior House Rep.; Young Life 9-10; Powderpuff 9-10: Drama Club 11-12; Z Club 12: Who’s Who Among Ameri- can HS Students: Annual Staff 9, 11-12: French Club 10-11: Photography Club 12. Makapugay. Regina — Softball 9; Spanish Club 10-12: Civinettes 10: Ecology Club 10; Jr. Academy of Science 10: Interact 11, Secretary 12: Adventures Club 12; Powderpuff 12; Miss SV Pageant, 2nd Runner-up Miss Senior 12. Malloy. Patrick. Mangum, Marilyn — Freshman Class President: Basket- ball 9: Softball 9; Cheerleader 9; Pep Club 9; Volley bat; 10; FCA 10: FBLA 12. Marsh, Billy. Martin, Ernest. Martin, Franki. Martin. Margie. Masek. Julie — Band 9-12; Spanish Club 9; Band Lieuten- ant 12. Masek, Kim — Band 9-12; Spanish Club 9-11; Annual Staff 11-12; Band Lieutenant 12; Z Club 12. Mathis, Tim. Mayfield. Larry. McConnaughhay. Billy — Football 10-11. McCoy. Lisa. McCurdy, Lynn. McDaniel, Sherry. McDaniel. Shirley. McDonagh. Anne — Jr. Academy of Science 10-12: Liter- ary Magazine Staff 11; Latin Club 12: Junior Marshall 11; Who’s Who Among American HS Students: Interclub Coun- cil. Secretary 12: Z Club 12: Governor’s School: Furman Scholar: Presbyterian Junior Fellow. McDonald. Allison. McDowell, Debra. McGee. Bruce — Band 912; Red Cross Club 12: Jr. Acade- my of Science 12; national Guard 11-12: Band Lieutenant 12. McLeod. Darryl. McNeely. Allison — French Club 9; Drama Club 10, Vice- President 11, President 12: Cheerleader 11; Junior House Rep.: Interact 11-12; Omega Society 11: The Playroom 11; Lovers 11: Interclub Council 12; Booster Club 12; Thespi- ans 12; Miss SV Pageant 11-12. Meadows. Vera — Beta Club 9; SPACE 9: Viking Singers 10-11: The Sound of Music 10; All-State Chorus 11: Show- biz 11: Honor Society 11; Booster Club 12: Senior House Rep.: Annual Staff, Assistant Editor 12: French Club 9: Latin Club 10: Domestic Exchange 10: Z Club 12. Medford. Keith. Medlock, Michael — Band 9-12: Wrestling 10: Bus Driver 1112: National Guard 11 12: SCAN 9-12. Melton. Larry — Football 10-12. Merritt, Cindy — Beta Club. Secretary 9: Jr. Honor Society 9: French Club 9-12: Interact 10. Secretary 11. Vice-Presi- dent 12: Sophomore House Rep.: Junior House Rep.: Young Life 11-12: FCA 11-12: Student Council 12: Adven- tures Club 12: Omega Society 12. Miller. Ginger — Miss Sy Pageant 11. Miller. Robin. Miller. Brian — Skateboard Club 12: Student of Quarter. Machine Shop 11-12. Milton, Mitchell. Mitchell. Christina. Mitchell, Lashun — Pep Club 9: French Club 10: FBLA 12: G.A.A. 12. Mitchell. Melvin. Monfils, Ron — Football 9-11. Montgomery, Pam — French Club 9: Sophomore House Rep.: Junior House Rep.: Booster Club 11. President 12: FCA 10-12: Z Club 12: Drama Club 11-12: Girls' State Nominee. Montgomery, Sherry — Booster Club 11. Moore. Christopher — Wrestling 9. Captain 10: Football 9- 10: SVHA 11-12. Moore. Craig — Tennis 9. Moore, Buddy — Football 9-11. Moore, Linda. Morris, Bruce — Soccer 9-12. Morris. Jill. Mosby, Franklin. Moser. Steve. Moses, Shelby — Footbal; 9-12: Student Council 9: Search Club 11-12. Mosley, Mary — Freshman Class Secretary. Munn, Darrell — Basketball 9-10: Track 12: Cross Country 12. Murphy, Adrian — Afro-American Club 9: Football 9-12. Murphy. Barney. N Nagakura, Chihiro. Neeley. Glen. Neeley. Sherri. Nelson, Isiah. Nicholson, Jennifer — Beta Club 9: Spanish Club 9: Logos 9-12: SPACE 9: Latin Club 9-12. President 11: ALERT 10: Literary Magazine Staff 10: Omega Society 11: Interclub Council 11-12: Newspaper Staff 11. Editor 12: Quill and Scroll Society 11-12: Z Club 12. Noble. Melody — French Club 10: Band 11-12. Noel, Steven. O O’Conner. Pam — Thespians 9. Historian 10-11. Vice- President 12: Civinettes 9-10: Spanish Club 9-11, Treasurer 12: Drama Club 9-12: Booster Club 9. 11-12: Backpacking Club 11-12: Omega Society 11. Odom. Sharon. O’Farrell. Cindy — Cheerleader 9. 11-12: Spanish Club 9- 12: Drama Club 10-12: Anchor Club 11. Vice-President 12: FCA 11-12: Student Council 11-12; Girls' State Nominee: Track 11-12: Miss Freshman: Miss SV Pageant. 2nd Run- ner-up 12. Ogden. Ramona. Oken. Lisa. O’Steen, Misty — FHA, Reporter — Vice-President 9: Red Cross Club 11: Art Council 12: Jr. Academy of Science 12. O’Steen. Twila — Spanish Club 9: FHA 10: HOSA 11: Red Cross Club 11: Jr. Academy of Science 12: Art Council 12. P Page. Wanda — Pep Club 9: Track 9-10: Rodeo Club 9-10: FBLA 12. Pardee, Jodi — Art Festival 10: FBLA 12. Patterson. Glenn. Patterson, Ricky — Track 10-11. Picow, Rene — Band 9-12: Spanish Club 9: G.A.A. 10-12: SV Players 10: Junior House Rep.: NFL 11: Omega Society 11: Jr. Academy of Science 11-12. Pearce. Jennifer. Perreault, Renee. Pierce, Jimmy — Track 10-11: Football 10-12. Platt. Mike — Aerospace Modelers 12: Interclub Council 12. Poole, Ryan — Band 9-12. Poole. Susan — Student Council 9: Powderpuff 9, 11-12: Spanish Club 10-11: Interact 11-12: Quill and Scroll Soci- ety 11-12: Young Life 11-12: Annual Staff 11-12: Backpack- ing Club 11-12: Photography Club 12: Booster Club 12. Pope. Phillip — Football 9-10: Baseball 10: DECA 11-12. Porth, Alex. Potts, Malcolm — Football 9-10: Art Council 11-12: Drama Club 12. Puffenbarger, Kent — Soccer 9-12: FCA 11-12. Pullen, Donna — FBLA. Treasurer 12: Junior Marshall 11. R Rauscher, Laura — French Club. Vice-President 9: Anchor Club 10-12: FCA 10-11: Young Life 12: Junior Class Trea- surer: Student Council 11: Booster Club 12: Adventures Club 12. Redd, Lawanda — Beta Club 9: Spanish Club 10: Red Cross Club 10-11: Jr. Achievement 11: Search Club 12: Booster Club 12.qft.eed, David — Football 9-10: Wrestling 9-12: Soccer 10. Reese, John — SPACE 9: ALERT 10: Skateboard Club 10: Eco:ogy Club 10: Backpacking Club 11-12: Key Club 12: Citadel Scholar: Jr. Academy of Science 12. Reid. Joe — Band 9-12: Bus Driver 11-12. Rembert, Tonya — Drill Team 10. Reynolds. Rhett. Richardson. Sandy — FHA 12: Interclub Council 11-12. Rickard. Melinda — Anchor Club 10, Treasurer 11, Presi- A t Ronda Williamson ' V Karen Ruff dent 12; Senior House Rep.: Interclub Council 12: Miss SV Pageant 12. Rickerd. Danalie — G.A.A. 9: Pep Club 10: Volleyball 10- 11. Riddle. Robert. Riley. Susan — FBLA 12. Roberts. Donnie. Robertson. Lisa — Bus Driver 11-12: VICA 12. Robertson. Henry. Robertson. Janice. Robinson. Bonnie. Rogers. Becky — Pep Club 9-10: Freshman House Rep.: Sophomore House Rep.: Cheerleader 9. 12: Booster Club 11-12: Spanish Club 11-12: All-State Honors Chorus 12: Miss SV Pageant 12. Ross. Glenn. Ross, Ricky. Ross. Susan — Jr. Honor Society 9: Spanish Club 9: Junior House Rep.: FBLA. Vice-President 12. Rothenberger. George. Rudolph, Allen. Ruff. Felita. Ruff, Karen — Afro-American Club 9: Drill Team 10: G.A.A. 11: Booster Club 12. Rutherford. Michelle — Drill Team 9: Band 9: Search Club 11; Powderpuff 11: Booster Club 12: FBLA, Historian 12: Jr. Achievement 12. S Samuel. Fred. Schack. Steven — Art Festival Award 10. Schmidt, Lisa — Band 9-12: Region Band 9: Red Cross Club 9: Showbiz 11: Junior Marshall 1: Spanish Club 11: Junior House Rep.: Senior House Rep.: Wofford Scholar. Scott, Geraldine. Self. Gary. Sellers. Jacqueline. Semones. Mark — Band 9-12; Spanish Club 10-12: Region- al Band 11: Band Sergeant 11. Senn. Deborah. Shackelford. Tony. Shull. Katherine — French Club 9: Latin Club 10; Booster Club 11; Band Flag Line 11-12. Simmonds. Lisa — Spanish Club 9-10; Anchor Club 10: Civinettes 10: Student Council 10: Drama Club 11. Smith. Barron. Smith. Doreen — Spirit Club: Drama Club 12. Smith. Mark — Football 11-12. Smith, Mark. Spires. Travis. Spivey. Larry — Senior Class President: Football 9-12: Student Council 12: VICA. President 12; Interclub Council 12. Spivey, Ginny. Spraggs. Pam. Smalls. Sandra. Stafford, Mary — AFJROTC 10-12. Stankewich. John. Steck. Steve — Football 9-12; Key Club 12: Jr. Honor Society 9: Student Council 12; Mr. SV Pageant 11; Senior House Rep. Stephens. Theodore. Stern. Bonnie — Band 9; Omega Society 12; Z Club 12: Miss SV Pageant 12. Stevens, Cindy. Stevens. Robbie — Backpacking Club 10: Baseball 11; Society of Distinguished American HS Students: Band 12; Drama Club 12. Stevens. Tiawanna — Student Council 10. President 9; FBLA 12. Stewart. David — Soccer 10-12: FCA 10-12: Track 12; Interact 11. Stowers, Kara — STAR Club, Vice-President 9; Band 9; FBLA 12. Sullivan, Steve — Freshman House Rep.; Sophomore House Rep.: Football 10; ALERT 10; Student Council 11; Key Club 11: Whit's Fashion Board 12. Sweat. Lou Ann — Drill Team 9: Cheerleader 9: Booster Club 9: Band 9-10: German Club 11. Swindler. Randy. T Tackett. Andy — Football 9-12; Baseball 10-12; Teen In- volvement 10-12; Mr. SV Pageant 11; Student Council 11- 12; Senior House Rep. Tapp, Bobby — Track 9. Tarbrake, Debbie — STAR Club 9. Taylor, James — VICA 11-12. Taylor. Leah — Drama Club 10: Spanish Club 10. Taylor, Richard. Tefs, Dan. Tefs. Greg — Band 10-12: Spanish Club 11-12. Thayer. Julie. Thompson. Harold. Tindal. Tina — Softball 10-12: AFJROTC Drill Team 10: German Club 10: Red Cross Club 11: G.A.A. 11-12: Bus Driver 11-12: ALERT 12; Powderpuff 11-12; FCA 12: Who’s Who Among American HS Students: Adventures Club 12. Turnipseed. Christopher. V Van Valkenburg, Scott — AFJROTC Drill Team. Color Guard 10-12; Track 11; Wrestling 11; Cross Country 11; Key Club 12: AFJROTC Commander 12: Aerospace Model- ers 12. Vannort, Sherri — Booster Club 9-12: Junior Marshall 11; Powderpuff 11-12; Z Club 12; Senior House Rep. Vansickle. Roy — Wrestling 9: Soccer 9: Football 11. Vestal. Wayne. Vick. Vincent. W Wages. Barbara. Wages. Bobby. Wa;ker. Aretha. Walker. Bonnie. Walker, Laura — Freshman Class Vice-President: Spanish Club 9: Sophomore House Rep.: Junior House Rep.; Ome- ga Society, Secretary 12. Wallace, Dorethea — French Club 10-11; G.A.A. 10-12; Anchor Club 11-12. Wallace. Wilma — Volleyball 12; G.A.A. 12: Drama Club 12. Warnke. Robert. Waters. Ronny — Wrestling 11-12. Watkins. Sandra. Watts. Jane — Powderpuff 9. 11-12: Basketball 9: Softball 12; Spanish Club 9. Watts, Mark. Weathers. Larry. Wells. Brenda — Bible Club 9: Band 10: Drama Club 11. Wells. Bruce. Wells. Linda — Bible Club 10-11; Drama Club 10. West. Debbie — Spanish Club 9; Bible Club 9: Jr. Red Cross Club 10; Band Flag Line 11-12; Senior House Rep. White. Kitty. Whitman, Judy — Bible Club 9: Art Council 10; Spanish Club 11. Williams. Andray. Williams, Kathy — French Club 9: STAR Club 9: Z Club 12: Adventures Club 12. Williams, Betty Lee. Williams. Sharon. Williamson, Rhonda — French Club 9; Red Cross Club to- ll; FBLA 12; Spanish Club 10: Viking Singers 10. Wilson, Gwendolyn. Wilson, Jacqueline — Track 9: Drill Team 10: Softball 12: FBLA 12. Wilson, Mark — Football 10-11; VICA 11: Interact 12. Wilson. Buddy — Archery Club 9: Tennis 10-12: FCA 11- 12. Wilson, Robin — Art Counci; 11. Wood. Chuck. Woods. Wendy. Wray, Tracy. Wright. Bryant. Wright, Gussie. Wright, Natasha — Chorus 9; Pep Club 10: Booster Club 12: Track 12; DECA 12. Wright, Viola — FBLA 12. Y Yandle. Darlene — STAR Club 9; Spanish Club 9-10: Jr. Honor Society 9: Junior Marshall 11. Yasmine, Jeff. Yates. Katie — Youth for Christ 11-12; Concert Singers 12: Eastern Regional State Chorus 12. Youker, Michele. Young, Vivian — FBLA 12. Younis. Biff. Z Zamcheck, Leslie. JUNIOR HOUSE — Kenny Trogdon. Greg Fleming. Kirk Intermill, sponsor — Mrs. Simpson. David Louder. Mike Wells mary Alice Rose. Crystal Kimpson. Julie Schatz. Kathy Nettles. Caroline Sullivan. Susan Mishoe. Martha Easterling. Sara Grimshaw. Mehsa Huey. Lisa Bellino. Nancy Orndorff. Edie Smyrll. Jo Anne Eaker. 220 Richard Abell Gigi Adams Lisa Albers Angie Allen Jeff Allen Mike Allen Zeberdee Allen Ken Altizer Anthony Anderson Phillip Anderson Sandra Anderson Vernon Anderson Kevin Archie Monica Archie Mark Arrowood James Arhtur Marion Ashmore Vickie Bailey Tony Barber Lisa Bannister Kim Batson Edie Baysden Lisa Bellino Sherry Belton Tim Bennett Dee Ann Bentz David Berry Wendell Beverly Edward Blackwell Ronnie Blanding Steve Bledsoe Betsy Boatwright Elizabeth Boatwright Tommy Boddie Fran Bollin 221 John Brooks Beatrice Brown Jerome Brown Jimmy Brown David Bruno Marty Bryant Donnie Buck Max Burgess Robin Burgess Byron Bonaparte Tina Bond Sara Boney Sharon Bookhard Bill Bowers Charles Boyte Mike Brady Lisa Bramlette Patti Brasington Kim Brentlinger Kevin Britton Jerry Boyd Kecia Courtney and Mandy Cleveland pose for a picture. Ken Busey Karen Buys 222 Daphne Byrd Elaine Byrd Stephen Byrd Bobby Byrne Lizell Cannon Henry Canzater Mike Canzater Tammy Carder Karen Carmichael Noreen Kent on her way to class. David Carr Tami Carrol Michelle Carter Vickie Castor Robin Caywood Ken Childs Lucy Christiansen Willie Chunn Alan Clair Greg Clark What’s down there? A 223 Kecia Courtney Gary Coutsos Ronny Cox Clarence Climer Carl Clinton David Crocker Terry Crone Cindy Daniels Michael Clinton Debbie Coates Gwen Daniels Tommy Davant Roberta Davis Willette Coleman Yvette Coleman Sylvia Davis Todd Davis Shari Dawkins Lisa Collins Beth Cook Jennifer Dees Mark Defrees John Del Grosso Jody Cook Jamie Cork Jil Delozier Marc Dennis Sophia Dennis Van Corley Cedric Cornelius Donna Derrenbacker Susan Dillard Carol Dillon Terri Cornine John Corso Kathy Mayer, who are you looking at? The Juniors sold M M’s for the prom. Elizabeth Dimascio Chris Dixon Jimmy Dixon Robin Dixon Joey Dodds Mark Dorsett Sterling Epps Pam Etheridge Marilyn Douglas Michael Dowell Greg Dowey Michael Favor Tim Fisher Maria Downing Eddie Dudley Bill Dunphy Greg Fleming Joy Frazier Joanne Eaker Cleveland Eason Cam Easterby Chris Free Tammie Frick Martha Easterling Tommy Edwards Kim Ellis Steve Frierson Eddie Fulmer Tracy Ellison Linda Ellison Monica Embrey Scott Fulmer Franklin Gainey Peter Gainey Brian Gaither Allen Gantt Suzette Garcia John Gardner Patty Gochnaur Kenneth Goins James Gonda Frank Garmon Bobby George Allen Gidcumb Brian Gillespie Marvin Gilyard Donna Goad Mike Goatcher Sylvia Grafton Pansy Gray Glenda Green Patricia Green Shirley Green Karen Green Stanley Greene Sarah Grimshaw Nick Gripper Junior class Homecoming float. Lisa Gross Wayne Gulledge Ben Gurganious Kathrine Haggard Dan Haight Nathan Haile Debbie Hall Ricky Hall Randy Hamilton Clarence Hammons Melissa Harmon Vonda Harrell Jenni Harris Barry Harrison Monica Harrison Sherri Harrison Heidi Hartvigsen Chuck Hatchell Sidney Haton Michael Haynes Zenobia Heath Awilda Hecht Jeff Hellerman Jimmy Henderson Andy Henley Melissa Henley Tony Henson Tricia Herndon Teresa Hicks Tim Hicks Deidre McDonaugh doesn’t understand her chemistry. Kathv Nettles suffers a sweet defeat. Sarah Hill Kevin Hilton Marion Joffman David Holler Darlene Holmes Roy Hooker Beverly Hooper Kathy Hoover Greg Hopkins Rodney Horne Walker Horne Sonja Hornsby Lynn Hudson Melisa Huey Glenda Huggins Ricky Huggins Ricky Hunter Lori Hutto Linda Hyatt Noreen Inlow Kirk Intermill Mark Isaak Darryl Jackson Dennis Jacobs 228 Doreen Jamerson John Jeffers Vic Jeffers Ara Jefferson Joe Johnson Tonya Johnson Yvonne Johnson Alvin Jones Charlayne Jones Cheryl Jones Dean Jones Karen Jones Laverne Jones Neal Jones Scott Jones Teresa Jones Vic Jones Laurie Jordan John Kean Lori Keith Bill Kent Noreen Kent Pat Kilgore Choong Kim 229 Terry Lee Ben Lefebvre Todd Leger Crystal Kimpson Robert Kneece Martin Leitner Carmen Lewis Lynn Livingston Richard Knight James Kroening Skip Long David Louder Diane Lovett Matthew Kuti Holly Laliberte Miriam Luftig Marilyn Lyles Kathy Lynch Melissa Lambert Victoria Lambright David Malloy Marilyn Mangum Cindy Marsh Rick Landry Jimmy Lathan Gail Martin Marshall Martin Willie Marvin Ann Lawhorn Laurie Lawrence Darlene Mathely Pam Mattox Kathleen Mayer Dennis Lee Pam Lee 230 Kenny Trogdon takes a cat nap. James McAnally Denise McCants Veneshia McCray Nancy Moak James McCutcheon Joe McDaniel Minto McDaniel Arlene Montgomery Eddie Moreland Jean McDonald Dierdre McDonaugh Renee McDuffie Beth Morris Anthony Mullins Pamela McKelvin Greg McKie Tony McKinnon Doris Nates Elizabeth Nates Robbie McMahon Gemma Melvin Mark Mercadal Steve Neal Tony Nelson Tommy Meredith Darlene Mew Susan Mishoe Kathy Nettles Mel Newman Bruce Michalski Margaret Mitchell Nathan Mitchell James Nichols Ty Norris What hams!! Is all your money there. M elisa? Henry O’Boyle Tim Odom Elisa Oree Nancy Orndorff Gwen Peake Tim Peake Donna Pearce StevePeebles Elizabeth Pender Kevin Phillips Jam Piatt Renee Polk Allason Porth Laura Powell Wade Osburn Teresa Outen Russ Owens Keley Parham Mickie Parker Donnette Parrish John Paulin Bobby Peake Mark Powell Rachel Powell Greg Prewitt Sherry Prichard Karen Pryor 232 Mike Quinn Brian Reynolds David Reynolds Billy Richard Juniors prepare for Sportsarama. Mark Richards Richard Richardson Ricky Ricker Kim Ricksecker r Harry Ringer Sheila Roach Ricky Roberts Kay Robertson Ronnie Robertson Tonya Robinson Dean Roof Eric Rooney Mary Alice Rose Brian Rotz Randi Rowe Adele Rudolph David Russel Mike Russell Hilary Rust Jodi Ryall Bill Salter Anthony Samuel Bernice Samuel 233 Rocky Samuel Buddy Sanders Loretta Sanders Steve Sanders Mike Sandlin Edwin Santana Steve Sawyer Gail Schatz Julie Schatz Frank Scott Tony Sellaway Eddie Sellers Angela Shaw Mark Shields Donny Shirah Benny Simpson Marvin Singleton Rob Sjodin Margaret Slanaker Butch Smith Kim Smith Konnie Smith Mike Smith Sally Smith Steve Smith Tina Smith 234 Edie Smyrl Victor Snipes Frank Staszak Trelia Staten Mark Steele Livi Stewart Lisa Suber Caroline Sullivan Lynda Sullivan Scott Sumner Tim Surratt Vicky Suszynski Jean Tarbrake Bobby Taylor Vernon Telford Maureen Tener Steve Thames Linda Thigpen Jan Thompson Joey Thompson John Thompson Teresa Threadgill Randy Tippin Adam Titus Troy Todd Kenney Trogdon What are you looking at? 235 Toshio Tsuboi David Turkaly Teresa Turner Odele Turnipseed Tammy Glmer David Vannort Karen Vestal Lane Viavoda Tony Vickers Heidi Volkmann Wardell Wages Sylvia White Jacob Waleri Angela Walker Melvin Wallace Lutz Walters Rudy Walters Bryan Walton Catherine Watt Betsy Watts Lorraine Watts James Wedding Blair Wells Mike Wells Debbie West Sherry Wheat Debra White Dennis White Tammy White Bobby Williams Darlene Williams Margie Williams Renee Williamson Greg Wilson Leon Wilson Ricky Wilson Andy Wise Kenneth Woods Bill Worthington Pandora Wright Vivian Wright Sam Yum Edie Baysdcn can’t wait for lunch. Sophomores Pres. — Todd Hall Treas. — Jodi Davis Sec. — Debra Nezvesky Vice Pres. — Louise Grant SOPHOMORE HOUSE — Todd Hall. Miml McKie. Virginia Lawhorn. Jeff Jordan. Pam Moore. Rick Goodwin. Diane Schaffer. Bill Besley. Melisa Bagley. Mike Whitehead. Michelle Moses. Mike Stone. Not Pictured: Paul Butler. Steve Cross. Lisa Dabney. Bruce Finkel. Louise Grant. Ricky Haile. Laina Hertz. Debra Nezvesky. Holly Pozsik. Lisa Tuite. 238 Joel Aaron Mike Abdalla Jim Abell Warren Addison Tina Allen Steve Altman Alice Anderson Karen Anderson Marlys Anderson Vernon Anderson Danielle Andes Rich Arnold Leia Arthur Glenn Atkinson Melisa Bagley Teresa Bahr Wanda Bailey Teresa Baker David Ballauer Lisa Ballentine Billy Barrett Scott Barron Sandra Bartsch Bryan Basso Arnold Beacham Randy Bell Cyril Bennett Vickie Bennett Cheryl Bergstrom Mike Bermudez Russell Berrian Bill Besley Angela Best Scott Best Paul Beverly 239 Tyrone Beverly Archie Bigelow David Blackwell Stuart Lee Blair Tammie Blanchard Djuana Bonaparte Sheri Boney Thomas Booher Keith Bookard Jack Bowers Mary Bowie Cynthia Bowman Faye Boyd Raymond Boyd Scott Boyd Lisa Bradley Vickie Bradley Clayton Branham Kaye Brassell Dean Braziel Cheramy Broach Freeman Braoch Janet Broome Debra Brown Gerald Brown Lisa Brown Lori Brown Martha Brown 240 Rosie Brown Tammy Brown Vernon Brown Melinda Browning Mike Burroughs James Bush Paul Butler Tim Byrd David Cable Janet Cable Sharon Campbell Bruce Canzater Lillie Canzater Patsy Canzater Mike Capper Valerie Carranzer Steve Carter Barbara Cathey Insop Chae Howard Cherry Eric Cirillo Teresa Clark Marty Ciaxton Carl Climer Cathy Coleman Yetta Coleman Shirley Conner Chris Conrad Kristen Conrad 241 Jerry Coonrad Adam Cooper Darryl Cooper Tammy Cooper Darrell Cornelius Stephanie Cornelius Heidi Coward William Coward Donna Cox Lisa Crenshaw Andrea Crim Russell Croft Cheryl Crombie Steve Cross Faye Crout Joe Crout Wendy Cruzan Stephen Cunningham Tammy Cutter Lis Dabney Kim Daeger Demetrius Davis Jodi Davis Karen Davis Michelle Davis Patricia Davis Tomas Davis Alvin Deguzman Anna Delk David deMoya Bill Dixon Christy Dixon Mike Dixon Lester Dollar Frank Doskocil 242 Mark Doss Randy Doughty Cheryl Dowey Tommy Dozier Beth Drummond Bill DuBard Brian Dunphy Michele East Stephanie Edgers Mike Edmonds Chad Edwards Sylvia Egleston David Elkins Laurie Elliott Reginald English Daniel Enoch John Eskridge Steve Estes Erwin Evans Maurice Evans Kent Fahey Mike Falter Alan Farmer Richard Farmer Bratton Fennell Bill Ferguson Jim Ferguson Debbie Finch James Fincher 243 A future Miss Spring Valley and court. Bruce Finkel Mark Fisher Greg Floyd Teresa Floyd (Jlandra Ford Kathy Foster Tony Franklin David Free Susan Free James Frick Kenny Frick Katherine Frieler Mary Gainey Paul Gainey Tim Gardner Maurice Garmon John Garza Bill Geiger Robert Geiger Greg Gibbs Pam Gibbs Sharonne Gibbs Debra Gibson Laura Goetz Scott Goetz Sonya Goines Geraldine Gonzalez Lisa Goodwin Rick Goodwin Tim Gardner and Jeff Jordan, two great men of the outdoors. 244 Russell Graham Shelley Graham Louise Grant Lucille Green Margie Green Dennie Greene Tonya Greene Donna Griffin Steve Grimshaw Eileen Grossman Sheryl Grover Robert Haas Donna Haigler Kyle Haigler Ricky Haile Jeff Hall Todd Hall Troy Halsey Thomas Hamilton Rubin Hammones George Hardy Sharon Harmon George Harper Jackie Harrell Cindy Harris Robert Harrison 245 Kenneth Hart Mark Hartness Cathy Hatcher David Heisel Carol Helm Charles Ward . entranced!! Mark Henderson Laurie Henley Laina Hertz Danny Hiers Brenda Hill Vanessa Hilton Phillip Hingleton Connie Hollis Joan Hood Ronald Hooker Kenneth Hooper Teresa Hopkins Wilma House Laura Hudson Stanley Hudson Chris Huggins Tim Hunter Shelley Husband Sheila Hyder Gregg Jackson Regina Jacobs Russell Jacobs Cheryl Jamerson Alan James 246 Larry James Wilai Janplong Lloyd Jeffcoat Todd Jeffers Charles Jefferson Herman Johnson Ivory Johnson Tonya Johnson Angela Jones Connie Jones Misty Jones Jeff Jordan Paul Kaufmann Walter Kaufmann Demone Kelly 247 David Krouse Annette Lake Tammy Lambert Karen Langston Kandi Laughead Virginia Lawhorn Pam Leblond Donna Lee DeLane Lewis Doris Lewis Curtis Lilly Eugene Lillywood Miriam Lin Justiano Donlyn Litchford Barbi Lomas Paul Lomas Terry Lomas Tosa Long Jennifer Loomis Barry Love Miriam Lovett Donna Lucas Gail Lucas Todd Lucas Annette Luce Brad Luce Gregg Lumpkin Scott Luyet Charles Lyles Tim Lyles 24« Ronnie Mack Joe Manning Mike Manning Darryl Maples Jamie Martin Joy Martin Tommy Martin Robi Martinez Fred Mathis Tommy Mathis Jeanie Mattox Mark Mayfield Joe McAbee Angela McAllister Donnell McClerkin Jodi McCoy Joan McCurdy Douglas McDonald Chuck McDonald Calvin McDonalds Mimi McKie David McLean Robin McLean Stacy McMurry Debra McVay Gary Melton Bonnie Michalski Gayle Michelson James Mickens 249 Ginny Miles Marshall Millhouse Ora Millhouse Alicia Mishoe Roger Moats Cindy Mohar Deborah Monahan Daniel Montenegro Marjenell Montgomery Marvin Moore Pam Moore Vincent Moore Joe Morales Chuck Morin Jack Morris MaryAnn Moser Michelle Moses Lisa Mosely Rodney Muckenfuss Adjorie Mudough Randall Murphy Greg Myers Jeff Myers LeeAnn Myers Polly Nates Tracy Nates Jerry Nelley Billy Neill Debra Nezvesky 250 Mark Nickerson Willy Noles Olandra Nowell David Odom Paul Outen Jerilye Outing Patricia Pacheco David Padgett Elizabeth Pagan James Palmer James Park Rusondra Parker Rawley Patton Lakita Paulin Ricky Pearce Tommy Peavy Steven Pender Doug Perkins Mark Perreault Ed Platt Mike Pollard Martin Post Holly Pozsik Charlie Prentice 251 Lesley Priester Sherry Pruitt Carol Raines Erwin Raley Carey Randall Donna Reed Joy Reeves Paul Rembert Dennis Resendez Angela Reynolds Tommy Richardson Sam Riddle Sandra Riley Cam Rinker Harry Roberson Penny Roberts Lynn Robertson John Robinson Amy Rooney Richard Rosenbeck Marianne Rothenberger Nina Rowe Gwendolyn Ruff Rip Russell Teresa Russell Terry Russell 252 Sherry Salter Angelo Samuel Floyd Samuel Carol Scalf Diana Schaffer Amy Schulman Eugene Sears Brenda Sharpe Curtis Sharpe Frank Shealy Carl Shelton Joanne Shepard Cheryl Sheperd Scott Sherer Jeff Shiver Nena Sinclair Allen Sizemore Joe Smerdell Cheryl Smith Linda Smith Richard Smith Leighann Southern Stan Spears Andy Spivey Wayne Stackleather Chris Stevens Mike Stone Jim Sullivan Pam Sullivan 253 Susan Sullivan James Summerton Marie Talbot Bobby Taylor Caren Taylor Darrell Taylor Tim Telford Rhonda Terry Patty Thames David Thompson Mike Goldman talks about “DANCE Super Sophomores show their spirit Gregg Thompson Tyrone Thompson Christine Timmons Tammy Tippin Mitchell Titus Eliere Tolan Kathy Tooten Elaine Trapp Joe Trapp John Treadaway Lori Treiber Paul Trewhella Lisa Tuite Mark Tull James Turkaly Eileen Turner Mike Turner Lisa Valentine Nancy Waite Frances Wakefield Angela Walker Derek Walker Mah Walker Steve Wallace Sam Warake Charles Ward Christy Ward Charlie Warren Melvin Watlington Johnie Watson Mark Watson Ronnie Watson Darryl Watts Kathy Webb James Wekks Eric West Susan West Barney Whalen James Whiet Jerome White Kevin White Ruth White Mike Whitehead Wayne Wicker Kimberly Willard Janice William 255 256 Michelle Woolfolk Lisa Worden Lucynda Worthington Tom Wright Laurie Wyrick Craig Yokum Billy Young Ralph Addison Laverne Jefferson Dorn Palazzolo 257 Freshmen H M H H I m . Treas. — Jamie Carlen Sec. — Pam Cauthen Vice Pres. — Leo Perreault FRESHMAN HOUSE Tracy Huggins. Maura Sill. Amy Trogdon. Kim Greene. Connie McLean. Callie Almond, Christy Nettles. Candi Epting. Emily Denton. Maureen Hanley. Jen Clark. Jay Labrador. Lisa Leigh. Debbie Sellaway. Sylvia White. Denise Ponds. Corley Byers. Mike Puffenbarger. 258 THINK PINK! Frank Albertini Timothy Alexander James Allen Mark Allen Callie Almond Diane Altman Sharon Altman Patrick Ambrose Mark Amoth Derrell Anderson Jennifer Anderson Kimberly Ardrey Vicky Arrington Alice Arrowood Harry Arthur Kim Artlip Wanda Atkins Lisa Audit David Avant Kathy Aylsworth Grover Bahr Donny Baker Kevin Baker Ronnie Banks Michelle Bannister Allison Barber Sheryl Basso Latrinda Bates Rebecca Battle Alden Alden Bauer 259 WHO SAID THREE’ S A CROUD? Denise Beck Michelle Bell Sheila Belton Sheryl Bennett Christine Berendsen Diane Bergstrom Freddie Bermudez Vonda Blackston Donnie Blanding Don Blizzard Marsha Soan Koen Boart Sally Boatwright Rebecca Bolin Margie Boney Vernon Bookard Chase Bosserman Karen Bostic Pamela Bostic Cedrick Bowen Yevonne Bowen Lisa Bowie Valerie Boyd Norma Brandt Carl Branham Cindy Branham Collette Branham Huey Branham Tania Braver Michael Bridges 260 Karen Briggs Ashley Britt Karrie Britton Greg Brooks Pam Brooks Ernest Broughon Ginger Brown John Brown Jonathan Brown Keith Brown Latonya Brown Mack Brown Phyllis Brown Greg Buck Kathy Buck Pat Buff Vicky Bunch Bryant Burgess Tracy Burke Neel Butler Corley Byers Audrey Byrd Mark Byrd Chris Caldwell Towanna Caldwell Sherell Campbell Tim Canzater Jamie Carlen FRESHMAN MUNCH IES. FROSH SPIRIT STRIKES AGAIN. 261 C.C. Carter Donna Carter Ron Carter Phillip Castine Pam Cauthen Donald Chae Edward Chandler Page Cherry Tim Cisewski Tom Cisewski Jen Clark Jerry Clark Alex Cobb Frances Cobb Patrick Coiner Antawan Coleman Donnie Coleman Staci Coleman Tracie Cook Willie Cook Larry Coonrod David Cooper Tami Corley Karen Cornelius Alice Crovi Mike Coward Xenia Coward Mike Cox Ronnie Cox Tim Crimminger Chris Crook LIKE MY IDEA BETTER! Jerry Crosby Tiajuana Crosby Liane Crowe Sandy Cruzan Satara Cunningham Paula Cutter Wes Dasher Dawn Davis Garrick Davis Rhett Davis Tara Deal Ray Dean Cindy De Fore Lisa Defrees Mylene Del Grosso Mitchell Delozier Billy DeMent Emily Denton Tammy Derrick Jimmy Dewitt David Dinkins Robert Dinkins Bryan Dixon Chip Dodson Debbie Dole Kitty Doucet Sonya Downing Lisa Drayton Amy Duffy Angela Earvin Kevin East Daniel Edmisoon Paul Edwards Reggie Egleston Craig Eisenhower Robin Elliott Ronald Ellison Vickie Ellisor Candi Epting Lise Ewing Gray Farnsworth Holly Faust Michelle Favor Tom Fikas Judi Finkel James Fisher Becky Fleenor Tracy Fleming Angela Fletcher Annette Fogle Sarah Francis Paula Franklin Donna Franks Wanda Freeman Clay Fulmer Phillip Gable Marcy Gaillard John Gambrell Vivian Garcia Scott Carrett 264 Roy Garris Melissa Geiger Randy Geiger Elisa Gentry Elizabeth George Brenda Gibson Mike Giebner Steven Giebner Darryl Gilliam Leslie Gilmore Teresa Glover Wylena Goad Bernard Goatcher Donald Goines Ray Goines Sheila Goines George Gratton Lisa Gray Joseph Green Karen Green Mike Green Sonya Green Tonya Green Diane Greene Kim Greene Harold Griffin Sonya Griffin Mitch Griggs Diane Grow Christopher Guard 265 Doug Guthrie Kelly Haight Bonnie Hainley John Hall Willie Hamilton Sandra Hammonds Maureen Hanley Kristin Hardesty Chip Hardy June Harper William Harrell Lynn Harrelson James Harris Karen Hartness Jerry Havird Reggie Haynes Lewis Hecht Richard Hegwood Stacy Heitlinger Grant Hellerman Brenda Helm David Helms Mike Henderson Renee Henderson Danny Hendricks Angela Hendrix Peggy Hendrix Junior Henry Chris Herbert Kathy Hewitt Tammy Higgins Holly Hildreth Jimmy Hill 266 Rhonda Hingleton Johnny Hoffman Laura Suzanne Hoffman Kevin Hogan Ginger Holdford Doug Hollifield Angie Hollis Jim Hollis David Hoskins Tina Howard Linda Hubbard Tracy Huggins Raymond Hurndon Darlene Huyck Elaine Hyatt Joel Ihrig Tina Ijames Trena Ijames Melinda Isaak Barry Jacobs Ernest Jacobs Tony Jacobs Vickie Jacobs Joni James Brenda Jamison Renee Jeffers Connie Jefferson David Jefferson Fred Johnson Joye Johnson Mary Johnson Rodney Johnson Chris Jones Sharon Jones Brenda Jordan Clarence Joseph Christina Keeny Allyson Kelly Danny Kelly Mike Kerekes Dawn Kessler Mike Kessler Jim Kier Allison Kime Scott Kirkpatrick Barbara Kitchings Janet Knight Karen Koon Steve Korner Jeff Kosover Joyce Krolak Trey Kuhne Jay Labrador Ricky Labrador Clark Langley Scott Langford Jimmy Langston Rhonda Lee Robert Lee Sharon Lee Chris Lefevbre Kim Le Grand Lisa Leigh Tony Leon Eric Lewis Frederick Lewis Jimmy Lewis 268 Sandra Lilly Leanna Lingle Susan Llewellyn Paulette Loner Danny Long Bill Louder Selina Lucas Brad Lumpkin Tony Lyles Donna Lynch Lewis Mack Kristy Mackey Karl Madcharo Tim Malloy Christine Mangold Paula Marsh Terri Marsh Alicia Martin Cheryl Martin Lynn Martin Nancy Martin Ronald Martin Patty Masek Pat Mashburn Donna Mathely Christina Mathews Donna Mayfield Rodney Mayfield Bea Mayzes Sammy Mayzes Bernard McCants Shawn McConnell Melissa McCullough VIKING CHARGE! 269 Raymond Moody Gary Moorehous Danny Moore Edrick Moore Judy Moore Perry Moore Quincy Moore Bill Moree Benny Morgan Matt Moyer Maura Mullins Beth Mullis Robert Murray Janice Myers Laurie Mylander Sally McElroy Sherri McGrady Michele McGuigan Ann McKay Allison McKeown Barry McKinnon Scott McKinnon Connie McLean George Meares Brenda Medlin Brenda Medlin Kenny Medlin Judy Meredith Cindy Mew Martin Mickens Stacey Millner Stephent Mitchell Wanda Mitchell BOOGIE on Down TO FRESHMAn TOWn! 270 Paul Nates Pam Neal Susan Neal Bonnie Neeley Christie Nettles Kimberlie Newell Larry Newman Sherry Newman Ricky Nicholas Doug Nichols Staila Nicholson Brenda Norman Tammy Norris Judy Norton Robert O’Connor Reginald Oree Tyrone Outen Sheila Outing Derrick Owens Helen Padgett Walter Padgett Mary Pagan Sheryl Pall Oesi Palmer Raymond Palmer Theresa Palmer Danielle Patterson Houston Patton Billy Peake David Pender Leo Perreault Lise Pescatore Dianne Pettis c- wV s. V. — CLASS OF 83! Karen Philbeck 271 Debbie Philips Helen Joyce Phillips Natali Picow Patrick Pietras Darhyl Ponds Denise Ponds J.ick Poole Roy Portee Troy Price Pam Proffitt Kathy Profilet Mike Puffenbarger Danny Purvis Keith Putman Michael Raines Lysandra Ramsey Gene Raulerson Alan Ray Ginny Ray Lynn Readling Carl Redemann Michael Reed Kathleen Ried Frederick Rembert John Reynolds Kevin Reynolds Pam Richardson Randy Ricker Kraig Ricksecker Marshall Riddle Betty Rimer Dan Ringer John Rives Susan Roach Beth Roberts Kendall Robertson Danny Robison Melissa Robinson Scott Robinson Dena Rogers William Roof Robert Rose 272 Barbara Ross Clinton Ross Gordon Ross Christine Rothenberger Dewey Rowland Cheryl Samuel Danny Samuel Rosemary Samuel Butch Scalf Susan Schehlein Mark Schultz Gloria Scott Gayle Scott John Scott Rick Scott Jung Sefl Zena Seibles Debbie Sellaway Ronald Sellers Christine Selzer Gary Semones Becky Sharpe Johnny Sharpe Richard Sharpe Bootsie Shelly Elizabeth Shelton Jack Shelton William Silva Maura Sill Jacie Simpson Denise Smith Mike Smith Rena Smith Chris Smyrl Andrea Snead Kenny Snow Mary Southerland Judy Spearman Stan Spires Jody Spivey Lisa Stallings Jan Steele 273 Daphne Stevens Jenny Stevens Jack Stevenson Tina Stewart Traci Stutts Corey Sumner Greg Surrette Ken Suszynski Laurie Swindler Charlie Synn Paul Talbot Jack Tatum Andy Taylor Kendy Taylor Tommy Taylor Raelynne Tedder Peter Tefs Thomas Alfred Darrell Thomas Jessie Thomas George Thompson Billy Thornburg Sam Titus Angela Tolbert Dee Toney Donnie Totten Coleman Trapp Ted Trapp Patty Treiber Mary Anne Trexler Amy Trogdon Melinda Trotman Betty Vickers Jon Vittitow Beverly Wages Roger Wages Charles Wakefield Kathy Walden Freddie Walker Angela Wallace Mareena Wallace Debi Warren 274 Karen Warrington Adam Watson Lafran Watson Glenn Watts Michael Watts Eve Waugh Terrie West Laurie Whitcomb Adele White Al White Donald White Kyle White Sylvia White Dawn Wiles Kim Williams Angela Willis James Wilson Wendy Wilson Brent Wood Laura Wood Mike Woods Regina Woods Susie Woods Doddie Worden Alice Wright Denise Wright Doretha Wright Roslyn Wright Sandra Wright Helen Wyman 275 It never failed. During each and every pep rally, the class competition was at its peak. As the Senior Class screamed “Seniors! Seniors!,’ the Juniors tried not to be outdone. Then the Sophomores and Freshmen joined in as the gym vibrated with noise. Yelling at the top of their lungs, the students sought recognition in spirit, unity and volume. At the foot- ball games and sports events, however, the classes united and cheered for the common element within them all — the pride of Spring Valley Vikings. 276 ACADEMICS Spring Valley High School has enjoyed a dec- ade of excellence. The fact that it has received honors during the first ten years of its history is due to the high caliber of the faculty and the range and variety of courses studied. The school an its students have received many awards for such activities as speech and de- bate, drama, foreign language, journalism and sports, and produced a large number of scho- lastic and merit scholars. The Curriculum is designed to accomodate the needs and goals of the students. Among these are the essential courses such as English and (J.S. History. There are other electives ranging from basic art to Advanced Placement Math. Wilson Vocational Center offers courses to teach students a vocational skill. Mr. Connell sleeps on the job. Ricky Patterson Mike Doss measure for a precise design. Mrs. Reamy’s class shows their enthusiasm for English. Mrs. Bryan tries to hide from her 5th period class. 20 0 A nice talk never hurts anyone. Slcl of school so soon? Andy Tackett finally opens his book. “Is this a masterpiece or is it not? Something’s always cooking at Spring Valley. Today Spring Valley. Tomorrow the world! 281 ADMINISTRATION The Administrative Department of Spring Valley is headed by the principal, W. Ben Nesbit. Several assistant principals aid him in carrying out the tasks involved in running a school effectively. By distributing these tasks, a large school, like Spring Valley, runs smoothly. The assistant prin- cipals aid students by helping them to develop school pride through discipline. This discipline seeks to create an appreciation of education. By getting to know the students and supporting school activities, the administrative department sets an example for the students to follow. W. Ben Nesbit. Principal Joe Kelly. Ass't. Principal Dean Ganis. Ass’t. Principal Bertha Hit tie. Ass't. Principal 282 Chris Lcmpcsis, Admin. Ass’t. Idris McElveen. Admin. Ass’t. Ken White. Admin. Ass’t. William Green. Admin. Ass't. Sharon Buddin. Admin. Ass’t. Doug Odom. Admin. Ass’t. The administrators at Spring Valley supervise the activities before, during and after school hours. They are trained to han- dle varieties of situations such as student parking, distribu- tion of lockers and student dis- cipline. This staff is concerned with the safety and well-being of the students. 283 Larry deMontegre. Admin. Ass’t. GUIDANCE The Guidance Department seeks to aid Spring Val ley’s students in under- standing themselves. In ad- dition, the counselors ad- vise on career opportuni- ties. college admissions, and tuition assistance. To receive guidance, a student fills out an appointment slip and he or she is seen as soon as possible. Stephen Peeples Katherine Handel Celeste Sweeney 284 MEDIA The Media Center at Spring Valley is a center of information. A wide variety of sources, such as records, research books and films, is encom- passed in the center. The aides help students find answers to questions. Aside from scholastic en- deavors, students can find enjoyment from avail- able magazines and talking with friends. Willene Shcrcr Laura Jackson 285 ENGLISH English is one of the most essential courses offered at Spring Valley. Not only do students need the various communica- tion skills which are taught, but they also need four credits in English to graduate. The English department of Spring Valley realizes this and through the basic courses offered to each class, these skills are studied in depth. The department also offers various electives to suit the extra needs and interests of the student such as Vocabulary Building, SAT Preparation, Speech Reading and Comprehension. Wide World of Sports, Debate. Drama and various journalism courses. Self expres- sion is taught through literature and cre- ative writing. David Knight Francis LaBorde Susan Alexander Marian Mack Summer Clawson 286 287 Nancy Terry Martha Bryan Barbara Smith 288 Linda Ingram . . • • « Hope Spillane Hal Brooks John Marcus Barbara Reamy SCIENCE The Science Department provided stu- dents with an opportunity to expand their knowledge through learning and experi- mentation. This year’s science curriculum offered courses ranging from biology and chemistry to the more advanced physics classes. In addition to regular class ses- sions the department sponsored speak- ers. field trips and science-oriented clubs. This marked the first year that the State Jr. Academy of Science met at Spring Valley. Leone Rochelle Sharon Deal Lucretia Herr 290 Charles Floyd 292 Greg Johnston MATH Ed Dickey A staff of fifteen teachers is the backbone of the Math Department here at Spring Valley. Courses ranging from basic addition to com- puter studies are encom- passed in the curriculum. These teachers seek to give students a strong knowl- edge of mathematics on which to base their future education. Dianne Brandhorst II I I! Jan Sowell Patricia O'Neill 293 Lorainc Harris Joyce Nobles 294 SOCIAL STUDIES United States History, economics and government are now required for high school graduation. The Social Studies Dept, at Spring Valley also offers elec- tives ranging from law to the more per- sonalized subjects like Sociology and Psy- chology. Most courses in this department are held on varying levels which enable each student to obtain a better under- standing of his relationship to the world around him. Jon Stafford Mary Corley Peggy Hope Thomas Painter 2% Surget Lane 297 Marianne Holland Bill Connell FINE ARTS Fine Arts at Spring Valley gives a student the opportunity to become involved as well as to develop his talents. The Viking Band sets a standard of excellence each year. The Viking Singers and advanced chorus perform throughout the community as well as at school. Finally, the art studies at Spring Valley offer many areas for students to expand their artistic abilities. Suzette Sutton Pam McGill 299 Driver’s Education is a course de- signed not only to produce better drivers but also to produce a bet- ter understanding of drivers. The students’ training includes hand- book studies, observation, driv- ing simulation, and actual driv- ing. ROTC’s basic function is to help students develop an appreciation for organization, leadership, and patriotic pride. The course shows the exciting career opportunities available in military fields. DRIVER’S ED. ROTC Maj. Marvin Lintner — ROTC 300 FOREIGN LANGUAGES Lula Camp Approximately 520 students are studying a lan- guage at our school. By taking a course in a foreign language students learn about the cul- ture and interests of life beyond the boundaries of the United States. Both fun and learning are characteristics of this department. Each year foreign language students have the opportunity to take a trip to one of the countries they have learned about. Sandra Murray Kathy Trakas Maria Mac Farlanc 301 PHYSICAL EDUCATION Training young people in the values of phys- ical fitness and teaching skills necessary to participate in activities are the basic objec- tives of the P.E. department. A one year’s credit is required to graduate but many inter- ested students are involved in some type of P.E. elective during their high school years. Bill Petoskey Margaret Clements Lee Koty Genevieve White Jerry Sanders 302 HONORING COACH PARONE Coach Harry Parone was born in Hartford, Conn. He attended Buikely High School where he lettered in baseball, basketball and football. After serving as a sergeant in the U.S. Army from 1941 to 1945 he entered the University of S.C. He married Josephone Abbott of Nashville, Tenn. in 1945. He is now beginning his thirteenth year in education and his twenty-ninty year in Richland District II as District Athletic Director. Coach Parone has been honored twice as the State Athletic Director and twice as the District Athletic Director of the Year. Responding to the wishes of many of Coach Par- one’s former athletes at Dentsville High School, Richland School District II recently renamed its football stadium in his honor. VOCATIONS Through studies at Wilson Vocational Center many students are prepared for further education in specialized fields and direct job location. Beginning with the ba- sic fundamentals, the courses at Wilson last from two to three years and end with on-the-job training. Myron Price Debra Brown Chuck Helms Thomas Finney 304 Jane Black Genie Quinn Bobbie Martin Connie McCarthy Swannee Reenstjerna William Taylor Connie Miller Pat Toal Geralyn Burch Elmer Richards Dennis Marthers Mary Wilkes William Horne Alonzo Lewis Brenda Snyder Guyeth Godwin 307 VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION The Vocational Rehabilitation De- partment provided help for any stu- dent with a physical or mental handicap. The staff of five offered testing, diagnosis and counseling. Angie Mix son Perry Bonds i Call Moody Rob Hudson Jack Brown 308 SPECIAL SERVICES Susan Kennedy Sharon Bryd Dorothy Johnson Rosa Hunter Maggie Salley I I Joanne Lowry Virginia Coombs Dorothy Harris Kay Rush Barbara Johnson 309 SUPPORT STAFF Beverly Mayer — Principal’s Office Janice Love — Guidance Ruth Robinson — Library 310 Jane Lee — Attendance Office Cynthia Meetze — Study Hall Bobby Hooper — Guidance 311 Willie Troutman — Head Maintenance smokinc Cafeteria Staff: K. Branham. A. Cain. E. Richardson. J. Blakely. S. Betenbaugh. M. Stack leather. F. Potter. M. Brewer. I. Meadors. L. Raschal. H. Guyton Maintenance Crew — Polly Dow. Ethel Belton. Bill Kitchings. Roosevelt Fogle and Bob Troutman Louise PaschaeI — Cafeteria Manager Busy Cafeteria Workers 312 Susan Alexander Eng. Lab M. Ed. (Jniv. of Louisville Sophomore Class Sherry Bailey Math as.. AM. 7. (J.S.C. Student Council Jane Black Home Ec B.S., M A T. Winthrop James Bonneville Social Studies B.A. Baptist College, The Citade; Varsity Football Assistant, Wrestling Coach John Boulware Guidance as.. M.Ed. U.S.C. Carol Bowers Chemistry as.. M.A. SUMY. Washington Clniv. Jr. Academy of Science Dianne Brandhorst Math as. Illinois State (Jniv. Hal Brooks English, Debate B.A., M.Ed. U.S.C. Debate and Speech Team Debra Brown Vocational Rehab. S.S.. M.Ed S.C. State, U.S.C. Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society Martha Bryan English a.S., M.Ed. U.S.C. Saga Sharon Buddin Director of Student Activities, Leadership B.A., M.Ed. Interclub Council. Student Council Leonard Bull Director of Guidance B.G.S., M.Ed. U. of Omaha. U.S.C. Geralyn Burch Business English. Shorthand, Typing aS.. M.Ed. U.N.C.G., U.S.C. FBLA Sharon Byrd Resource M SP. Ed. U.S.C. Lula Camp French B.A.. M A T. U.S.C. French Club, Citizens Advisory Jeanne Cathou Math B.A. U.S.C. Jackie Chalfant Art B.A., M.A. T. U.S.C. Art Council Summer Clawson English Lab B.A.. M.Ed. Hew berry College. U.S.C. Freshman Class Margaret Clement Slim nasties. P.E. as.. M A T. S.C. State. U.S.C. William Connell Band Director Univ. of Tenn. aS.. M.Ed. Band Boosters Larry deMontegre General Science B.A., M.Ed. Bob Jones University. U.S.C. Sharon Deal General Science, Limnology as. Georgia Southern College Duane Dennie Science B.A. U.S.C. Asst. Football Coach Edward Dickey Math; B.S., M.S. Georgetown Univ., U.S.C. Timack Dodds Vocational Rehab. Thomas Finney Auto Mechanics Charles Floyd Science as.. M.S. Furman Univ., U.S.C. Dean Ganis; Asst. Principal as.. M.Ed., Ed. Sp. Clem son, U.S.C., Western Carolina Roosevelt Garrick Health, Driver's Ed. as. S.C. State College Asst. Football Coach Debra Geddings Math B.A. U.S.C. Peggy Glover English Winthrop. U.S.C. Guyeth Godwin Vocational Guidance aS.. M. Ed. Clemson, Winthrop, U.S.C. Cooperative Training Program, VIC A William Green Science as.. M.A. T. Benedict. The Citadel Katherine Handel Guidance B.A., M.A., M. Ed. Mich. State. Univ. of Hawaii Lorraine Harris Math Ed. S. Old Dominion Univ. Univ. of Georgia Roger Hazel Driver's Ed.. P.E. M.A., M.Ed. Newberry College Head Varsity Football Coach Chuck Helms Electricity Clemson. U.S.C. VICA Jim Henderson Social Studies aS.. M.Ed. Univ. of Richmond. U.S.C. J.W. Hendrick English B.A., M.A. T. U.S.C. Interact, Soccer, Student Council, Domestic Exchange Program Lucrecia Herr Biology B.S., M.Ed. Ky. State. Univ. of Arazona Jr. Academy of Science Joyce Hill English A.B.. M.A. Lander College. U.S.C. Tom Hill Social Studies as. Lee Koty Andrews dniv., d.n.C. a.s.c. PE. Backpacking Football Coach A.B.. M.A. as.c. Bobbie Martin Bertha Hittie Basketball. Golf Typing, Shorthand Asst. Principal M.A. B.A., M.Ed. Coker College. CI S C. Francis LaBorde English B.A. a.s.c. Quill and Scroll Columbia dniv. Sherrill Martin Janet Hoffman SPACE Driver's Ed.. P.E. M.Ed., B.A. as. Brigham Young. d.S.C. d.S.C. Asst. Track Coach Surget Lane Freshman Class Social Studies Connie McCarty Marianne Holland B.A.. M.A. Office Occup., Accounting Keyboard Exper.. Chorus a.s.c. e.S.. M.A.T. B.A., M.Ed. Anchor d.S.C., Erskine College Limestone College, CJ.S.C. School Musical Gary Langston FBLA Peggy Hope Social Studies Dice McCullough a.S.. M.Ed. Math; B.S. Social Studies B.A. Univ. of Neb.. a.S.C. d.S.C. Columbia College Clyde Lee Idris McElveen Anchor Science Admin. Asst., SPACE B A . M PA B.A.. M.A., Ph. D. Linda Ingram dniv. of Calif., Columbia College, d.S.C. English B.A.. M A T. Golden St. dniv. Jr. Academy of Science Connie Miller Winthrop. CJ.S.C. Vocations Saga Chris Lempesis B.S. Admin. Asst., Social Studies Kansas State Barbara Johnson B.A.. M.Ed. Resource a.s.c. Sandra Murray e.S. Ed.. M.Ed. Latin Bridgewater Alonza Lewis B A . M.A. Band Vocations Furman, Duke M.A. Latin Club Dorothy Johnson S.C. State Resource Ben Nesbit B.A., M.Ed. Emma Lewis as.. M.Ed. CJ.S.C. Math d.S.C., Western Carolina e.S. M.Ed. AH Student Activities Greg Johnston Southern dniv. Science Search Joyce Nobles as. Math Clemson Marvin Lintner B.A.. M.A. Football. Basketball AFJROTC: B.G.S.. M.A.T. dniv. of fieb.. d.S.C. Newberry College, d.S.C. Joe Kelly JROTC Drill Team. David Oberly Asst. Principal Model Airplane Club Math as.. M.A. B.A.. M S. Benedict. Duke Sid Locke Science Trenton State, d.S.C. Mary Francis Kelly e.S.. M.Ed. Doug Odom Science dniv. of Georgia. d.S.C. Admin. Asst., Social Studies BA.. M.A.T. Student Prayer Group B.A.. M.Ed. Emory CJniv. Maria MacFarlane Erskine College, d.S.C. Susan Kennedy German Patricia O'Neill Resource B.A. Math, Animal Care and Behavior B A.. M.Ed. dniv. of Berlin. d.S.C.. as.. M.A.T. CJ.S.C. Columbia College German Club d.S.C Gayle Killian Tom Painter Science Marian Mack Social Studies as. Florida State David Knight English as.. M.A.T. d.S.C. Student Council. Fac. Adv. Council as.. M.A.T. d.S.C. Football, Basketball. Tennis English John Marcus Stephen Peeples B.A.. M A T. Guidance as.c. English B.A.. M.Ed. Photo. Club, fiewspaper B A.. M.A. The Citadel. d.S.C. Key Club B.A.. M.Ed. Distributive Ed. U.S.C. B.A., A. Bus. Billy Petosky William Smith U.S.C. P.E., Hunting and Boating DECA as. Driver's Ed. U.S.C. M.S. A.E. Tokaz Benedict College. U.S.C.. S.C. State Math Genie Quinn as.. M.A.T. Psychology. Business Ed. Brenda Snyder Univ. of Mass.. Duke M.Ed. Health Occup. Northemwestern State Registered Nurse. BSN Kathy Trakas Z Club Columbia Hospital School of Nsy.. U.S.C. Spanish HOSA B.A. Barbara Reamy Florida Southern, U.S.C. English Jan Sowell Spanish Club B.A.. M.A.. Ph D. Math as.c. B.A.. M.Ed. Jason Wages Clem son. U.S.C. Social Studies Swannee Reenstjema B.A.. M.Ed. Typing Hope Spillane U.S.C. B.A., M A T.. M.Ed. English Search Newberry College. U.S.C. B.A.. M.A.T. Susan Wald Spanish FBLA Agnes Scott College. U.S.C. Elmer Richards Jon Stafford B.A., M.A.T. Machine Shop Social Studies Clemson. U.S.C. Western Reser. B.A., M.A. North Central College. Alabama Marcia Watkins Leone Rochelle Omega English Science B.A. B.S.. M.A.T. Sandra Surratt Winthrop as.c. Math Jr. Red Cross Club. Sophomore Class e.S.. M.Ed. Genny White U.S.C. PE. George Rothenberger B.S.. M.Ed. ROTC Diann Sutton Coker College. U.S.C. B.A. Psychology Volleyball Coach U.S.C.. Sampson College B.A. Kay Rush Washington College Ken White Junior Marshals Social Studies Time Out M.Ed. B.A.. M.Ed. Suzette Sutton U.S.C. Winthrop, U.S.C. Art as. Mary Wilkes Jerry Sage East Tenn. State Univ. Home Ec. Social Studies M.A.T. M.A., Ph D. Celeste Sweeney U.S.C., Winthrop Washington State. U.S.C. Guidance FHA JOY Club 8.S.. M.Ed. Allen Univ.. U.S.C. Mara ret Young Jerry Sanders Search Social Studies PE. A.B.. M.A.T. as. William Taylor Univ. of Alabama. U.S.C. U.S.C. Welding Cross Country. Track Lynn Scott Univ. of Tenn., Clem son Class 1 Professional English Nancy Terry B.A.. M.Ed. Spanish. English U.S.C. B.A. Honor Society Jo Ann Shaw Furman J.V. Cheerleaders, Spanish Club English Jim Thigpen B.A. Theatre Furman B A.. M.A. Univ. of Illinois. Furman. U.S.C. Katherine Simpson English Thespians. S.V. Players A.B. Francis Thomas Erskine College Math Jr. Class, National Honor Society Barbara Smith B.A. U.N.C. English, SAT Prep., Speed Reading Pat Toal 315 316 319 Graduation 1980 Thank You For The Opportunity Of Serving You With Your Official Graduation Items THE OFFICIAL CLASS RING FOR SPRING VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1980 -81 Dinner Design 8195-004 And Your Official Class Rings. Grady Faircloth P.O. Box 6107 7723 Loch Lane Columbia, S.C. 29260 Phone: 788-6230 323 SOUTH CAROLINA AIR NATIONAL GUARD SERVE WITH THE BEST CALL NOW 776-0661 MANY BENEFITS AND GREAT OPPORTUNITIES CHECK INTO OCJR TUITION ASSISTANCE AND DELAYED ENTRY PROGRAMS McENTIRE AIR NATIONAL GUARD BASE 324 For all the looks in your life, come to Round Robin. Elegant to sporty, we’ve the spectrum of clothes for all the ways you live. Columbia Mall 10:00 am to °.3Q pm Devine Street at Queen !' ■ -V ; v 325 'Quality [uniL c fox qua. mi GRADE MARKEO FRAMING SHEETING FINISHED BOARDS SIDINGS PAINT B. W. LUMBER COMPANY 5934 FARROW ROAD COLUMBIA. SOUTH CAROLINA 29203 PHONE 754-1993 WINDOW UNITS MOULDINGS SASH DOORS AND MILLWORK HARDWARE 326 Jimmy s Mart Home of the Best Hot Dogs in the Valley JIMMYSMART 9900 Two Notch Rd. 788-1651 Jimmy Koon GO VIKINGS” Cheerleaders Keep the Spirit in the Valley! Our annual statement: First-CitizensTheCanDoBank. To Bunny With Love as It's a jungle out there.But it’s well lit. Making your mark in the world won’t be easy. But, at least, you’ll always have the comforts in life provided by energy. Use this vital resource wisely. And perhaps, even join SCE G in our effort to find more efficient energy sources for the future. Whatever you choose, accept our congratulations and best wishes on graduation. 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S.C. a� 01« Beltline Blvd. near Richland Mall Broad River Road next to Dixie Hi Pi 332 RABON’S Evenings And Saturdays Phone 772-7734 ACCOUNTING AND TAX SERVICE 1022 St. Andrews Rd. Columbia, S.C. JAMES R. RABON CONSULTANT JOE SHARPE’S PHILLIPS “66” HIGHWAY 321 BLYTHEWOOD, S.C. 754-8112 Joe Sharpe. Owner Phone Day or Night fe ■ ( C O V111NC | a UPHOl S TltlNC 754-5588 Ross Upholstery Free Estimates 1 Now Located In BLYTHEWOOD MONTGOMERY LINDSEY ROSS OWNCR 5554 FARROW RD. COLUMBIA. S. C. 29203 Prescriptions DRtIGS Vitamins Health And Beauty Aids Home Health Care Rentals Sales Jan Montgomery. RPh Carter Montgomery. Mgr. Columbia mall Comer of Parkland and Two Notch A L. CLARK FARLEY Agent: Life-Home-Auto-Business 7130 Fire Lane Drive Columbia. SC 29204 Phone:788-4211 Res. 788-6455 Doyour banking fast and easy any hour, anyday C S NATIONWIDE I INSURANCE N.itn.nwih1 .s on youi sitlc tni action bank ' The Citizens and Southern National Bank of South Carolina Member FDIC 333 Congratulations to Spring Valley Seniors! Branham Shirt Company S.V. Representatives Angel Ferguson Anne Crosby Charles Branham Bayou Apts. B-23 Columbia, S.C. 29205 Congratulations! central we make it easier TELEPHONE «02� TWO NOTCH RD 803 786-1 1 60 COLUMBIA. S.C FRITZ WAIDNER SPORTS CARS MG Triumph Jaguar Alfa Romeo SAAB 6 Day Sales and Service 3815 W. Beltline 771-1550 4013 West Beltline 2 Blocks West of Two Notch 254-1431 H J Big Game Room Time For Fun 4:00 until 12:00 Monday-Thursday 2:00 until 12:00 Friday-Saturday Hardscrabble Road DUNKIN' OONUTS It’s Worth the Trip. 7118 Two Notch Road Across from Columbia Mall Open 24 hrs. — 7 days a week SHARPE’S USED CARS We Specialize In Gas Savers 1953 Percival Rd. Phone 788-5090 Columbia, S.C. THE HAPPY BOOKSELLER 34 Richland Mall («QUEST CAR PARTS 3604 Broad River Road Columbia, South Carolina 29210 798-8222 AffiE Temporary Staffing Specialists WILSON’S COMMUNITY STORE QUALITY MEATS GROCERIES DRY GOODS HARDWARE Buy With Confidence Phone: 754-2583 Blythewood, S.C. (%iDm L J Advertising (■ and Public Relations 335 Be what you want!!! and Belong to the S.C. National Guard 336 PATRONS Steve Anderson Mr. Charles Davis Crosby B W Grocery Marlene Davis Sherry G. Bailey Mr. DeMontegre 1st Sgt. and Mrs. Archie Barrett Kenneth J. Evett The Bellino Family Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie E. Felder Dr. and Mrs. G.E. Blanchard LTC William C. Ferguson and Family Mary Blanchard Chris Free Bohanas Cathy Cambrell The Broome Family Raymond and Dolores Gonda John and Martha Bryan Mr. and Mrs. J.C. Green Sharon L. Buddin W.L. Green Carolina Construction Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Gurganious Michelle Condra Mr. J.M. Hall Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Condra Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hardesty and Family Mr. Bill Connell Archie Hardy Associates The Conrad Family J.W. Hendrick Mary B. Corey Lloyd I. Hendricks 337 PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hertz Tommy Hill Mr. and Mrs. William E. Hulon Donald L. Hulon Richard and Linda Ingram The Interact Club Jolly’s Frame Alignment Service Jack Kirk II Mr. Knight Stanley A. Kusko Tracy Lannigan C.J. Lee Mr. and Mrs. C.M. Lewis and Family Maj. and Mrs. Marvin Lintner Mr. and Mrs. Sidney S. Locke Jay and Jane Lucas Marian and Karl Mack Rose O. Martin Sherill F. Martin Kim Masek Mr. and Mrs. Richard Masek Mr. and Mrs. Sunday Martinez Mr. and Mrs. John E. Meadows Mr. and Mrs. J.R. Mitchell Idris McElveen Sam McElveen Lil’ Mo Mr. and Mrs. J.E. Nettles and Family The Nezveskys and Debra Jennifer Nicholson Miss Patricia O’Neill Billy Petoskey 338 Todd Lucas Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Poole PATRONS Queens Kitchen Mrs. Spillane Ada Rabon Brenda W. Snyder Ben T. Rabon Builders, Inc. Mary Stafford Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Rickard Mr. Stafford Melinda Rickard Sandra S. Surratt Robert and Lisa Louann Sweat Kay Wright Rush The Tuite Family Mr. and Mrs. T.E. Sandlin Marcia H. Watkins The Shames Family Art West Lynn S. Scott Wayne Wicker Mr. and Mrs. Bill Simpson, Allen and Marty Mr. and Mrs. Mark P. Worden Worm Burger Mr. and Mrs. J.E. Slanaker Margaret Slanaker A Friend 339 Editor Kenny Evett Business Manager Mary Easterling Pictorial Editor Vera Meadows Clubs Editor Debra Nezvesky Maureen Tener Sports Editor Donald Hulon Lise Grubbs Todd Lucas Honors Beauties Editor Lisa Frierson Student Life Editor Ken Busey Angel Ferguson Classes Editor Kim Masek Senior Editors Mary Blanchard Anne Crosby Junior Editor Margaret Slanaker Sophomore Editor Laina Hertz Freshman Editor Lisa Tuite Academics Editors Michelle Condra Gloria Green Art Editor Caroline Sullivan Photographic Editors Mary Madcharo Susan Poole Photographers Alan Gantt Lise Grubbs Lauren Hertz Todd Lucas Advisors Martha Bryan Linda Ingram Buzz Plemming Celebrating its ten years of excellence. Spring Valley High has maintained the qual- ity which has made it one of the finest high schools in the state. The 1980 Saga Staff hopes that this yearbook has captured the true essence of our year through its pages and photographs and also hopes that our hard work has been successful in creating an enjoyable yearbook to hold your memories of the 79-80 school year. Kenny Evett The 1980 Saga was printed in the Clarksville. Tennessee printing facili- ties of Josten’s American Yearbook Company. The book involved a press run of 950 copies of 340 pages and was printed on 80 gloss enamel text pa- per. Typography in the book was pro- duced using the Korinna type family with 8 and 10 pt. Korinna bold for cap- tions and body copy: 18 and 36 pt. headlines. Some decorative type was set by the yearbook staff using For- matt and Presstype lettering. The cov- er of the 1980 Saga is a custom design applied by blind embossing the cover and applying a gold metallic foil to the molded design.