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

Text from Pages 1 - 336 of the 1981 volume:

Contents Wisdom p. 16 Courage p. 88 Heart p. 136 People p. 168 Ads p. 304 Spring Volley. Vikings. Green ond gold. To o posserby, rhese ore merely words. Nor so ro rhe 2000 srudenrs ond 160 faculty ond staff members who traveled Through here in 1980-81. Our journey began as rhe first bell cracked rhe silence of August 25, 1980 On the road again Opening 1 The Emerald City awaits We came from everywhere, seeking our own goals. Some desired academic excel- lence. Some srrove for arhleric superiority. Some worked for arrisric advancement. And some struggled merely to get one step clos- er to graduation, (conr.) Spring Volley High School Sporkleberry Lone Columbio, S.C 29204 OkJ fashioned cars drove rhe homecoming conresronrs ro rhe Horry Porone Srodium, adding o 'Touch of doss '' The first place winners in rhe borbership quorrer conresr per- form for rhe students or rhe homecoming pep roily Winners were Bobby Byrne. Moris Sreele, Rodney Horne, ond Chris Free Yearbook photographer Koen Boorr doesn'r like ro get his perure roken, yer he loves being on rhe other side of rhe lens. 4 Opening One of a kind We bumped shoulders ond stepped on roes as each segmenr rallied roword irs own goal, preoccupied with irs own interests. (conr.) Berh Donnsrer, o future Viking, helps poinr signs for homecoming. Opening 5 All of a kind Slowly, we noticed o curious rhing. Pep rollies gor louder. The foorboll srodium filled fosrer. More srudenrs orrended rhe foil pro- duction of rhe Spring Volley Ployers. In gen- eral, srudenrs become more visibly support- ive of school funcrions. (conr.) ' 6 Opening During rhe Sporrsoromo halfrime fes riviries, Queen Cordine Sullivan and her escorr, John Treodowoy, were presenred ro rhe crowd of Viking sup- porters Pride and concentration gleam from Donielle Patterson's face os she and other color guard members strut their stuff Opening 7 The jayvee foorball reom rries unsuccessfully ro prevenr o Cavalier score Final score. 0-14 Who did you say won rhe srore band conresr? asks srudenr acriviries direcror. Sharon Buddin. During srore band comperirion. Amy Duffy, Chrisry Nerrles, Amy Trogdon, Jen Clark. Emily Denron, Reeves War- son, and Laurie My loader huddle ro keep warm. v 8 Opening ____________ Every kind Could ir be rhor we were becoming Vi- kings in o unified sense? Could ir be rhor individuol goals were only pieces of o larger picrure? Could ir be rhor we were focusing on rhor larger picrure more? (conr.) President of the senior doss, Angelo McAllister, proudly sings rhe alma morer during o pep roily Work! Work! Work! Co-edirors Coro- line Sullivan and Morgorer Slonoker pour over picrures os rhey husrle ro meer rhe firsr yearbook deadline. Opening 9 Balancing Wisdom become rhe gooi of everyone, for survivol's soke, Yer, while we studied, no one neglected to hove o good rime. We found it necessary, in fact, to balance these two things, (conr.) Green and gold shine or Sporrsoromo '80' Which is more imporront, studying alge bra or peeping or o phorogropher? ' - vV„ ... wx ♦ � • iB J 10 Opening 12 Opening Living The ups and downs of doily existence served ro srrerch ond shape us. We rook rhe hills wirh rhe volleys ond decided we were so forrunore ro hove borh. (conr.) While rehearsing for a play. Tim Sur rorr reacrs ro Sarah Hardy's lines Drum major kicky Hunrer presenrs rhe mighry Viking Dand ro o cheering crowd Opening 10 14 Opening Following the yellow brick road Day by doy we came ro realize rhar we were indeed merging our goals for the benefit of self and oil Vikings-following rhis yellow brick rood. Decisions, decisions Cy Johnson, Jeff Myers, Ver non Drown, ond Dennis Green ponder which porh fo rake on our yellow brick rood In o world ro herself, seemingly, Soroh Fronds diligenrly seeks knowledge. Opening 15 16 Wisdom Divider Individuals who were recognized os schol- ars never ceosed ro give rheir oil ro borh academics and extra-curricular acriviries around campus. Oursranding seniors, college scholars, and club parricipanrs worked to- gether, dedicating rheir spare rime ro rhe school in some way. These unique indivi- duals were always eager ro know more, never serring for onyrhing less than rhe best. Wisdom and experience of each person combined ro moke rhe Emerald Ciry bolder rhon ever as our steps down rhe yellow brick rood continued. (VvVvW A VAV Notional Honor Soaery president Do vid Louder presides over rhe dub s foil induction. John Keon finds learning o complicat- ed exercise Wisdom Divider 1? Cream of the crop Coroline Sulivon and Kathy Mayer were chosen for rhe 1980 Polmerro Girls' Stare rhe panel's recommendations Sponsored by rhe American Legion, rhe enrire Governor's School pro- gram was developed ro meet rhe needs and interests of gifred ond rolenred youths. During rhe second week in June, six srudenrs attend- ed Boy's Girl's Store. Nominated by rhe faculty, these srudenrs were selected on their academic achieve- ments and their abilities in leadership. Each student who went to rhe school spent one week of intensified study in education and government that helped ro build self-confidence and character. David Bruno, a senior who attended Boy's Store, reminisced, It was rough while I was there, bur when I left I realized it was a very worthwhile experience. 18 Honors When June 1 rolled around lasr year, most srudenrs couldn’t wait ro throw away their books and head for Myrtle Beach, S.C. Bur there are exceptions ro every rule. Fourteen srudenrs disappeared from rhe commu- nity over rhe summer and arrended government sponsored workshops ro broaden their education. De- pending upon rhe versatility and reliability of rhe indivi- duals, this cream-of-rhe-crop society excelled in aca- demics in every way. From June 17 through July 28, eight srudenrs attend- ed Governor's School ar rhe College of Charleston. To be eligible, srudenrs must hove a high grade point average ond class rank. All eligible srudenrs who at- tended rhe school were screened by a panel of distin- guished educators. Selections were made based on Those who orrended rhe Governor's School program during rhe summer of 1980 included Ken Busey, Stdney Horon, Keren Buys, Dovid Louder, Lisa Bellino, John Gordner. Adele Ru dolph, ond Tony Sellowoy Mike Goorcher, Brion Borz, Dovid Bru- no, ond James Nichols represented Spring Volley or rhe 1980 Polmerro Boys' Srore Honors 19 Wisdom. Ir's on innore gifr polished by hord work. Nor everyone con be or rhe rop. Those who ore hod ro work hard and long ro achieve rhe goals rhey hod ser for rhemselves. Quill and Scroll is rhe Inrernorionol Honorary Sociery for High School Journalisrs Members were nominored by rhe sponsors of rhe School's publicorions of Sogo, Sunsrone Magazine, and Viking Shield newspaper. This was rhe firsr year rhor Viking Awards were given. Srudenrs who received rhese awards were rec ognized for rheir oursronding work and efforr inside rhe House of Represenrarives House members nominored and elecred rhe winners. Receiving rhe award for Srudenr Science Training was sophomore Jock Dowers. For six weeks our of rhe summer or rhe College of Charlesron, Jock srudied comparers and nonrradirional oreas of morh. The Na- tional Science Foundation sponsored opproximorely rwenry of rhese workshops rhroughour rhe nanon. Afrer being nominored by rhe foculry, Korhy Nerrles was selecred by rhe Doughrers of rhe American Revo- lution for rhe Good Qrizens Award. Solly Doorwrighr received our nominorion for rhe Hugh O'Brion Oursronding Sophomore award. All win- ners were eligible ro arrend a one week Inrernorionol Leadership seminor on America's Incenrive Sysrem in Dallas, Texas. Nominored by rhe foculry, J.B. Whire Junior Fashion Board represenrarives parricipared in seminars and var ious projecrs. To qualify, a srudenr musr be o rising senior and exemplify exceptional qualifies in scholar- ship, leadership, characrer, manners, poise, and per- sonally. Senior Teresa Jones served on Rich's Fashion Board represenring Spring Valley. 20 Honors An honor well deserved Jock Dowers received rhe SST oword, while Korhy Nerrles was selecred for rhe D.A.R. oword, and Solly Doorwrighr wos nominor- ed for rhe Hugh O'Drion Scholar ship oword ond Scroll Members In- Kneeling: Crysrol Kimpson Coroline Sullivor Second row: Slonaker, Lee Ann Myers, Scharz, Howard Cherry Third row: Dorryl Cooper, Korhy Moyer, Derek Wolker, David Bruno, Tim Sur rorr, David Louder, ond Paul Qurler Becipienrs for rhe 1980 81 Viking A words were Liso Bannister, Soroh Grimshow, Tm Gardner, Amy Schul- mon, Solly Boorwrighr, Mike DeBerry, Bepresenrarives for rhe White's Fash Mory Koy Gomes on Board were Kenny Trogdon ond Susan Mishoe, while Teresa Jones was a representative for Bich’s Fash ion Board Honors 21 Wisdom . . . Drains . . . Scholarships Jimmy Drown and Tony Sellawoy were selected os se mifinalisrs for rhe Nononol Achievement Scholorship for Outstanding Negro Students For rhe srudenrs who would nor serrle for over age , rop-of-rhe-heap seemed more oppropriore. Nor only did rhese srudenrs finish rheir high school years wirh high rankings, bur rhey also starred rheir college years wirh a big plus-recognirion and scholarships. David Louder compered for borh rhe William Ran- dolph Heorsr and rhe Cenrury III Scholarships. To qualify for rhe Heorsr scholorship, a srudenr musr be nominat- ed by rhe entire school disrricr, musr have served in srudenr government, and musr have passed a currenr events examinarion. For rhe Cenrury III scholarship, a currenr events examinarion musr also be passed and an essay wrirren. Narional Merir Scholarship semifinalisrs were chosen from rhe results of rhe PSAT resr. Qualified srudenrs were in rhe rop half of one percent in rheir respective srares The Wofford Scholarship was accepted by Marshall Martin. Martin received rhe nomination based on his SAT scores and class rank. The University of South Carolina chose irs own schol- ars for rhe firsr year in 1981. From rhe applications submirred ro rhe Office of Admissions, scholars were selected on rhe basis of SAT scores, class rank, and academic promise. John Gardner was a semifinalisr from Spring Valley. Jimmy Drown, Gerald Free, and Tony Sellaway were semifinalisrs for rhe Narional Achievement Schol arship for Outstanding Negro Srudenrs Throughout rhe narion, only fifteen hundred semifinalisrs were selected, based on rheir PSAT scores. 22 Scholarships Those disnnguished srudenrs selecr ed os Norionol AAerir semifinolsrs included Koren Buys. Dovid Louder, Ken Busey, ond Deidre McDonnough Those who were commended included John Gord ner ond Adele Rudolph John Gordner wos o Corolino Scholar semifinolisr while Marshall Morrm received o Wofford Scholar ship, ond Dovid Louder compered for rhe Williom Randolph Heorsr Scholarship Scholarships 23 David Louder, Karhy Moyer, Liso Dellino, John Gardner, Noncy Orndorff 24 Oursronding Seniors Outstanding seniors Oursronding Seniors ore owords given annually ro seniors who ore nominored and selecred by rhe foculry members based on oursronding conrriburions ro rhe school and ro rhe communiry. Sixreen seniors were chosen our of four hundred and fifry sen- ior class members Korhy Neirles, James Nichols, Susan Mi- shoe Oursronding Seniors 25 Outstanding seniors Mark Isaak, Caroline Sullivan, Chris Free. QualifiCorions for rhe Outstanding Senior awards induded leadership ability, academic success, commu- niry service, and volunreer activi- ties. Oursronding Seniors 27 Front row: Torchio Bores, Loilone Lozoro, Srephome Rosen beck, Louro Bronr, Kelley Cushing. Second row: Terri Wesr, Emily Den ron. Vivion Gorcio, Toro Deol, Elizoberh Shelron, Berh Mullis, Louro Hoffmon, Liso Leigh Third row: Srocy Millner, Pom Courhen. Miriom Lin- Jusrmiono, Morionne Moser, Meliso Bogley, De bro Gibson, Leigh Ann Sourhern, Liso Tuire, Shelly Husbond, Don no Lucos, Tracy Huggins Bock row: Caroline Sullivan, Joy Frazier, Korhy Nerrles, Elizoberh Boorwrighr, Nancy Omdorff, Gail Schorz, Kelly Porhom, Berh Morris, Soroh Grimshow. Cindy Waldrop, Tricio Herndon. Anchors away! To be of service ro members, rhe school, and rhe communiry was rhe goal of Anchor Club rhis year. By selling cornorions in February ond having a boorh in rhe Spring Bazaar, money was raised for rhe club ro sponsor a Teacher Appreciarion Day ar Chrisrmas, a fosrer child for Chrisrmas, and a baby- sirring service for parenrs of Lonnie B Nelson Elemenrory School srudenrs. The club's service projecr ro rhe communiry was supporr in rhe form of donarions ro rhe Providence Home Shelrer for Wom- en. Officers: Elizoberh Boorwrighr, Nancy Orndorff, Gail Schorz. Kelley Cushing ond Hope Crye discuss whor kind of gifrs ro buy rhe Chrisrmas fosrer child 28 Anchor Club Sitting: Derh Morris. Kneeling: Gail Schorz Standing: Mrs Peggy Glover. Kelly Parhom, Elizabeth Boorwrighr, Emily Denron, Srephonie Posenbodv Back row: Noncy Orndorff Anchor Club 29 Keyed up to help A very ocrive oil-mole service club rhis year is Key Club. The members builr o haunred house for Cysric Fibrosis and helped a nursing home wirh Thantegiving dinner. They also collect- ed money for Mulriple Sclerosis during foorboll gomes, and o few members parricipared in rhe spring evenr, Volley Run. Kneeling: Sam Yum, Don Haight, Dovia Bru- no, Wendell Love Standing: Ricky Hunter, Tim Surrorr, Tommy Dovonr, Jody Cook. Miss Key Club-Coroline Sullivan Bottom row: Arnold Deochom, Tim Gordner, Robbie Kent. Mark Perroult, Wayne Srockleother, Steve Altmon Second row: Brod Dovis, Allen Size- more, Bill Besley, Com Rinker, Brorron Fennel Third row: Joel Aaron, Scott Boyd, Bruce Finkle, Steve Grimshow Back row: Glenn Atkinson, David Porker, Rich Arnold. ... bur some con be more worrhwhile rhon others Bottom row: Stacy Miles, Kim Arrlip, Lynn Harrelson, Collere Branham, Lisa Bellino, Becky Fleenor, Dierre McDonagh, Paul Kaufman, Karhy Mayer Middle row: Carrol Barron, David Louder, Darlene Mew, Jeff Jordan, Margarer Slanaker, Vonda Harrell, Mary Alice Rose, Richard Rosenbeck. Top row: James Hendrick, Eric Ray, Roberr Rose, Lori Brown, Audrey Rinker, Walter Kaufman, Elizabeth DeMascio, Jody Sryron, Teresa Glover, Pam Gibbs, Jack Poole, Misty Jones. Community helpers en Interact, a school service club sponsored by rhe Rotary Club, porrici- pared in many community services. Halloween night, Interact members went trick-or-treating for canned goods for rhe needy, and or Christmas they escorted patients at rhe Midlands Health Center to a Chrisrmas program. The srudenrs also had rhe opportunity to spend a day or a Rotary Club member's office where they witnessed first-hand some dealings of rhe business world. Srudenrs ond foculry members olike broughr food ond dorhing for rhe needy or Chrisrmos. President Korhy Moyer co-or dinores Inrerocr members with ease HIV lll«l 32 Inrerocr Club Officers: Korhy Moyer, Poul Koufmon, Jock Poole, Pichord Posen- beck Inrerocr Club 33 Z is q Club? Promoring career interests among the stu- dent body is the purpose of the Z Club. Spon- soring Ed-Ops Day, operating the computer terminal in the library, and designing bullerin boards which advertised colleges ore some of the activities the club members participated in New students were offered orientations and drop-ins to get acquainted with their new sur- roundings, and the club sponsored a foster child at Christmas. Freshmen-Sophomore Club. Sitting: Jennifer Caurher Robin Lmgsron Kneeling: Jon Sreele. Korhy Hewirr, Dorlene HuycU, Alice Crovi Third row: Dena Rogers, Chose Dosser man, Chrisrine Derendson, Melissa McCul tough, Judy Meredirh, Susie Schehlein Dock row: Anne McCleory, Condi Lomos. Tracy Fleming, Elizabeth George Junior-Senior Club. Kneeling: Debbie Coates, Andrea Crim. Lisa Drown Second row: Debra Nezvesky, Carmen Lewis, Laurie Jordon, Robin Caywood Dock row: Salley Smith. Teresa Hidss Teresa Hicks reviews the minutes from o pre vious meeting Officers. Kneeling: Chase Dosserman, Debra Nez vesky, Sally Smith Standing: Meliso McCullough, Debbie Coates. Andrea Crim, Laurie Jordon Miss Z Club Renee Williams The AFJROTC Color Guord presents rhe colors before o foorboll gome Front row: Joy Reeves, Joonne Shepard Mid- dle row: Dill Solrer, Johnny Cosh. John Poulin, Melvin Worlingron, Sreve Correr, Tim Horchel. Dock row: Michelle Correr, Jerome Drown, Dill Kurrs, Tony Henson, Jeff Warkins, Ed Plarr, Mike Goorcher, Rondy Rowe One . . . two three Present arms! Who did we see before every foor- boll gome? None orher rhon our own spir and polish Air Force Junior ROTC (AFJROTC). By orrending dosses daily, ROTC members learned rhe ropes of drill ream parriciparion. As o club, rhey enrered many comperirions oround rhe srare and rook several field rrips ro orher bases. AFJROTC grearly aided rhe Viking band by parking buses on rhe days of srare bond comperirions. Their club sponsored a fosrer child for Chrisrmas and sponsored Gwen Daniels os Miss ROTC To fund rhese projects, mem- bers sold candy and discounr movie rickers. Leadership, responsibiliry, respecr for aurhoriry and self-discipline are only a few goals of rhe AFJROTC program. Kneeling: Edith Drown, Teresa Goff. Kim Pau lin, Lurricio Sanders. Second row: Todd Wells, David Smith, Alzo Wildon, Lee Royson, Anrh- ony Jordon, Jimmy Murphy, Edward Chondler. Third row: Gwen Daniels, Albert Chapman, Greg Fields, James Peoy, Darrell Conzorer. Dock row: Danielle Deroso, Dwoyne Morrox, Donovan Goins AFJROTC 35 Kneeling: Chris Breelond, Jim Reomy, Erik Hore, Mosoo Tsuboi. Roy Porree, Darrell Hens- ley, Luis Denis, Paula Marsh. Second row: Johnny Cash, Bernard McCanrs, Toni Sellers, Thomas Boyd, Ladonno Johnson, Jeffery Rea- son, Felidia Evans, Tim Brazell. Bock row: Sam Mouzon, Tim White. Phillip LeBlond, Diane Bowie. Hal Wages. Jimmy Young, WBlie Nel- son. We want your Attention” We wonr your orrenrion ro fell you of whor ocriviries ore happening week- ly and daily rhar do nor ger much or- renrion. Who do you rhink purs up rhe flog every morning and rakes ir down every day afrer school? And who dresses up every Wednesday in mili- rary fashion from rhe shorr hoircurs ro rhe polished shoes? The AFJROTC, rhor's who! Look around and find our whor is going on wirh rhe AFJROTC. Front row: Christine Rorhenberger, James Bush, Selina Lucas, Clinton Ross, Melvin Worlingron, Roy Dean Second row: Georgerra Paulin, Michoelo East, Quincey Moore, Patrick Coiner, Tom Fikas Bock row: James Walker, Henry Canzarer John Poulin and Melvin Worlingron salute Sen Strom Thur- Miss AFJROTC-Gwen Daniels mond as he enters rhe gym ro speak ro rhe student body 36 AFJROTC Flighr commander Gwen Daniels inspects her command Teresa Goff agonizes over her ROTC exam Front row: Marvin Warlingron, Tim Cook. William Silva, Mark Glover, Oscar Jacobs, Reggie Dell, Terry Smith, Holly Shepherd, Jim Kier Second row: Darlene Copers, Norris VKk. Greg Wilson, George Byrne, Daniel Roper, Chris Myers. Calvin Ouren, Michael Thocker Dock row: John Hicks, Raymond Hatch, John Cham bless, Ronnie Banks. Flighr D stands at attention for rhe beginning of class AFJROTC 37 Front row: Jim Thigpen, Brian Clapp, Karen Buys, Marshall Martin Second row: Louise Gronr, Sally Chastain, Lori Brown, Wayne Neal, Josie Morrox, James Gondo Bock row: Adele Rudolph, Derek Boy err, Nora lie Picow, Paul Kaufmonn, Donny Beck. The newcomer The main purpose of rhe Backgam- mon Club was ro hove fun os well os ro reach and improve rhe skills of irs mem- bers. For irs firsr year os o club, Jim Thig- pen, rhe club's sponsor, said rhor ir was o very good and successful year. Yer he wishes in rhe furure ro branch our and ger orher oreo schools involved in friendly comperirions. Concenrrarion is rhe key ro Brian Cbpp ond James Gondo's game as Marshall Marrin loolss on Officers Marshall Marrin ond James Gonda 38 Backgammon Club Steady pedaling Branching off from Explorers, Cycling mode irs debur rhis year. On week ends members gor rogerher ro go on all doy rides rhroughour rhe Columbia ond Ponrioc areas. The club was associ- ated wirh Carolina Cyclers ond ofren rode wirh rhem. Sponsor Diono Ander- son soid rhar rhe club gor off ro a slow srorr bur rhe riders were dedicated. To keep in shape most members robe be rween 10-15 miles a week. Pictured: Elpedio Lin Jusriniono, Mike Folrer, Da- vid Denton, Miriam Lin-Jusriniono. Diono Ander- son, Todd Wells, Penny Mosley Not pictured: Kevin Drumfield, Emily Denton, John Gorzo, Tereso Glover, Jimmy Fincher, Wode Osburn Dovid Denton's smile is evidence rhor he enjoys taking trips on his bike Sponsor Diono Anderson shows Mike Folrer ond Penny Mosley rhe route for their cycling trip Cycling Club 39 Front row: Holly Poszik, Sondro Day, Rosie Drown, Jonice Willioms, Mimi McKie, Morsholl MHIhouse. Vickie Shires Bock row: Lorry Jomes, David Heisel, Kenneth Horr, John Treodowoy, Tim Gardner. Rodney Muck- enfuss. DECA does it What Is DECA, you ask? Sponsor Por Tool explains, We ore o service oriented club rhor fosrers appreciation for the school, com- munity, marketing, ond distributive educa- tion. Storting the year off with a bang, the Distributive Education Club of Americo (DECA) built o Christmas floor for two Colum- bia newspapers. Candy sale proceeds spon- sored two foster children. Portraying Santa Claus, Russell Owens and fellow DECA mem- bers also hosted o Christmas party for the special education students. Christmas is always more fun or parry rime! DECA members show their spirit Hol|y Poszik always gets her mon-ond her A 40 DECA Front row: Leonno Lingle, Donielle Andes, Kim Willord, Holly LoLiberre, Demerrius Dovis Dock row: Loro WoHoce, Kyle Hoiger, Mary Ann Moser, Sylvio Eglesron, Mike Whitehead. Richard Rosenbeck DEC A members pose behind rheir foil service project, o floor for Columbia newspapers From row: Jockie Ouren. Pere Gainey. Jan Piarr, Vickie Dailey Dock row: Sreve Neal. John Kean. Russell Owens Vicror Jones, Scorr Sumner Russell Owens os Sonro and Mike Whitehead as his help er spreod Christmas cheer Miss DEC A Mary Ann Moser DECA 41 Bottom row: Soroh Grimshow, Jody Sryron, Miriom Lin-Jusriono Second row: Steve Estes, Elpideo Un-Jusriano. Rich Arnold. Steve Grim- show, Mark Arrowood Third row: Tereso Glover, Korhy Nerrles, Jennifer Loomis, Lori Trieber, Chris Wesrermon, Alice Arrowood Fourth row: John Gorzo, Ricky Roberts, Durant Southern, Seth Fennel, Chony Haskell. Mork Smerdell, Jeff Hutrer, Joe Dromlerre. Fifth row: Michelle McGuigon, Emily Denton, Joel Aoron, Rip Russel, Robbie Kent, Jamie Corlen, John Treodaway, Paul Mashburn, Henry Royle. Bock row: Amy Duffy, Laurie Mylonder, David Denton, Tim Doily, Collie Almond. Explorers take a hike Before heading to the slopes. David Druno. Ricky Roberts, J.W Hendridss. Chorles Poore, Amy Duffy. Emily Denton, Mike Puffenberger, ond David Denton pose for o picture This year was rhe firsr year for on Explorers Club or Spring Volley. Losr year ir was rhe Bockpacking Club, bur when skiing ond canoeing were added ro rhe agendo, o new name was added. This foil mem- bers wenr backpacking in rhe Pisgah Mounrains and accompanied Srudenr Council on ski rrip. Steve Estes roughs it in rhe Pisgah Mountains David Druno, Korhy Nettles, ond J.W. Hendricks ploy a gome designed ro break rhe ice on rhe ski rrip. 42 Explorers Club Backpocking group: David Denron, Mike Fairer, Sreve Esres, Shoron Buddin, Elpedio Lin-Jusriano, John A resr from bod«packing Through Pisgah Mounroin Garza, Joe Bromlerre. Jeff Hurrer wos exacrly whor Joe Bramlerre needed Lisa Hall cauriously rokes rhor firsr srep Bundled up againsr rhe cold, Paul Mashburn heads for rhe slopes. Officers-Sarah Grimshaw, Jody Sryron, and Miriam Lin- Jusriano. Explorers Club 43 Front row: Monico Archie, Cheryl Jones Dock row: Fron Did, Jomie Cork, Morilyn Lyles, Paulo Peake, Donna Good, Monico Harrison, Kim Morley, Korea Carmichoel, Villerre Coleman Making leaders Sponsors: Mrs, Connie McCarty, Mrs. Swannee Reensijerno Not Pictured: Mrs Gerolyn Dutch Giving on Eosrer egg hunt for special educarion srudenrs, bringing in speak- ers for Vocational Education Week, participating in the Spring Bazaar, and inviting a hair stylist from Head Masters to demonstrate hoirsryles and fashions appropriate for business wear are sam- plings of activities the Future Business Leaders of America sponsored. Six contestants were sponsored by FBLA in their district competition. Sru- denrs had to make speeches, rake written rests, and interview with busi- nessmen These varied activities helped FBLA to reach its goal of developing competent and aggressive business leaders. Officers: Jon Thompson, Karen Green, Sylvio Davis, Gwen Peoke Not Pictured: Daphne Dyrd, Veneshio McCray, Tommie Frick Front row: Shirley Green, Debra Whire. Middle row: Patricia Green, Lorerra Sonders, Yvonne Johnson Bock row: Ruth Ann Hyorr, Marilyn Douglas, Sondro Anderson, Suzerre Garcia, Partie Brosingron. Officers: Mike Dowell, Jock Dowers, Jimmy Longsron, Scorr Yoncy, Kedo Courtney, Dorrell Cooper, Chris Conrad, Greg Ogburn. Dottom row: Mrs. Carol Dowers, Danny Hen- dricks, Jock Poole, Greg Ogburn, Karen Hunrer, Mirchell Delozier. Middle row: Lisa Dellino, Gail Schorz, Nancy Orndorff, Saro Doney, Dovid Louder Top row: Drorton Fennel, Curris Sharpe. Mark Worson, Howard Cherry, Tom- my Drown, Joe McAbee Do scientists socialize? This was rhe quesrion rhar faced rhe members of rhe Junior Academy of Science rhis year. During o probe of rhis hyporhesis, members and inreresred srudenrs heard such speakers os Dovid Reraberr from USC and Dr. William Jun- kins from Erskine College during on evening meering. Members also ar- rended o foil workshop or Dreher High School and o winrer workshop in Greenville, S.C. Ar rhe end of rhe year, rhe Junior Academy of Science mem- bers hod enough evidence ro prove rhor, yes, saenrisrs do socialize! Jusr whor kind” of sodolizlng do these mem- bers do? Junior Academy Of Science 45 Sitting: Michelle Davis, Lisa Bannister, Denise Volls, Amy Rooney, Elizabeth Shelron, Holly Cone, Amy Duffy, Lise Ewing Kneeling: Mrs Surget Lone. Bob George. Ginger Brown, Darryl Cooper, Robin Coywood, Crysrol Kimpson, Krisren Hardesry, Allison McKeown, Helen Joyce Phillip Standing: Korhy Totren, Berh Mullis, Poul Edwords, Allison Berber, Rick Goodwin, Mork Moyfield, Neel Edwords, Brar ton Fennell, Lucyndo V orrhmgron, John Eskridge, Steve Altmon, Debro Nezvesky Parlez-vous francais? The French Club was busy rhis year helping srudenrs os well os people of rhe community. Dues helped ro sponsor rhe Chrisrmos fosrer child gifts bought by rhe dub Entering o floor in rhe homecoming parade ond attending o Chrisrmos parry were exciting acriviries for rhe 1980-81 French Club members Along with rheir floor, French Gub mem- bers were soaked in rhe homecoming parade Miss French Club Lise Ewing 46 French Club A lunch meeting provides o rime for o friendly conversation between Allison Barber and Bids Goodwin Officers: Michelle Davis, Crystal Kimpson, and Debra Nez veslsy French Club 47 Don't rails with your mouth full, Neal! Bottom row: Bob Snyder, Koren Buys, Michelle Emrich. Middle row: Lee Johnson, Wolrer Koufmonn, Joels Poole, Srefon Willmerh, Danny Moore, Loro Robinson, Lucyndo Worrhingron. Vivian Gorcio, Debbie Blonchord. Tom O'Con nor, David Helms. Top row: Croig Eisenhower, Undo Smirh, Glenn Arkins. Tommie Blonchord. Success in all aspects The 1980 81 German Club had a very successful year Activities for members included picnics, the annual banquet and a Christmas party. They sponsored a student on the Domestic Exchange trip and also sponsored a foster child for Christmas. Mrs. Maria MocFarlane, club sponsor, attended the Christmas parry for the children to wish them well from the German Club. 48 German Club Ponsy Groy ond Koren Longsron wrap o Chrisrmos presenr for the Germon Club's fosrer child Walrer Koufmonn ond Glenn Arknson sir wirh Germon Gub sponsor, Mario MocFarlone. Officers: Vice-Pres , Wolrer Koufmonn; Sec -Treos . David Porker. Presidenr. Glenn Arkinson Tommy Blonchord ond Pornco Pocheco counr The Chrisrmas presenrs rhey wrapped for rhe German Club's fosrer child German Club 49 Front row- Jody Davis, Teresa Jones, Korhy Nerrles Second row- Miriam Loverr, Jeff Jor don, Kay Whirren, Jock Dowers, Donnerr Par ish, Korhy Meyer Third row- Sara Boney. Mar gorer Slonaker, Debra Nezvesky, Debbie Coores, Richard Richardson, David Louder, Don Haighr Fourth row- Sorah Grimshow. Melisa Huey, Rid y Hunrer, Perer Gainey, Mike Whire- head, John Treadaway, Dill Kurts, Nancy Orn- dorff Fifth row. J W Hendricks, Srocy Millner, Sharon Duddm, Tim Gordner, Morrha Durham, Genn Arkinson, Sally Smirh, Sylvia Eglesron, Tonya Goines, Roy Hooker Get organized! Inrerclub Council is one of rhe rhree major branches of Srudenr Govern- ment or Spring Valley. Its purpose is ro coordinate activities and to make rhe clubs aware of school sponsored pro- jects such os rhe Domestic, Richland County, and Governor's Student Ex- changes, Christmas for foster children, and rhe school-wide project of purchas ing a new amplification system Officers-Jody Davis. Korhy Nerrles. and Teresa Jones Tim Gardner and his friend don'r clown around when ir comes ro gerring orgonizorions rogerher 50 Inrerdub Council Inrerdub Council members wonr ro moke sure rhor Sonro Clous delivers rhese presents ro rhe right people. Korhy Nettles informs rhe students of on Inrerdub Counci project M G M's and Reese's condies were rhe most populor sole item of each club Inrerdub Counci 51 Front row: Donlyn Lirchford. Jody Sryron, Elizo- berh George. Corl Bronhom. Korrie Brirron, Bobby Byrne Second row: Kim Greene. Becky Shorpe, Melisso Boney, Lee Ann Myers, Soro Boney. Neol Burler, Kim Doeger, Debbie Sellowoy Third row: Lisa Srolling, Suson Sulli- van. Debra Gbson. Suson Neol, Laurie My- lander. Donnal Choi. George Grarron Fourth row: Angela Reynolds, Cheryl Crombie Bock row: Roberr Kenr. Arnold Beacham, Donny Hendrid s. Romans conquer! Officers, front row: Cheryl Crombie. sponsor Sandro Murray. Karrie Brirron Bock row: Lee Ann Myers, Soro Boney Even though ir is srill rhe smallesr for- eign longuage club, rhe Larin Club's size has doubled along wirh irs porriciporion. Wirh Julius Caesar riding on his emperial carafalque, rhe Larin Club conquered opposing clubs ro win firsr place omong club floors in homecoming parade. The Miss Spring Volley Pageanr wos yer an- orher area for vicrory os Kim Greene, rhe Larin Club represenrarive, won rhe rirle of Miss Sophomore. Larin Club seeks ro promore inreresr in ancienr Roman culrure and is open ro oil srudenrs who hove complered or leasr one yeor of Larin. J W Hendrick. Donnal Choi. Donny Hendricks, ond Dee Miss Larin Gub Kim Greene Myers hold up rhe Lorm Club sign We come, we saw, we conquered ” 52 Lorm Club Gnger Coker. Deoo Kelly ond Karen Jocobs shore good rimes or rheir Logos lunch meering Spreading The Word Logos is o Greek word meaning ''the word ; rhe Logos Club is a Chris- tian fellowship organization that met every Tuesday during lunch Members of Logos heard speakers from Colum- bia Bible College, and rhe club mem- bers spoke to rhe group about whor rhe Lord meant to them and how He hod affected rheir lives. Logos has grown in size this year and was able ro sponsor a Christmas foster child. Suzerre Gordo, Carl Bronham. ond Vonda Harrell roke pleasure in conducting o Logos meenng Kneeling: Vondo Harrell. Donny Moore. Michael Moore Second row: Leo Evelyn Dorserr, Alro Wilson. Angelo Jockson, Eve Hunnicurr, Michelle Berry, Suzerre Gorcio Third row: Donny Hunnicurr, Allyson Kelly, Corl Branham. Minom Loverr, Collerre Bronham, Jeff Jordon, Rena Williamson, Crystal Kimpson, Angelo Tolberr Bock row: Sid Locke, Cloy Fulmer. Pom Gbbs, Paul Koufmonn. Wolrer Koufmonn, Allen Former, Debbie Hall, Koren Jo cobs Ar rhe beginning of o Logos meering Angelo Jackson posses rhe roster ro Eve Hunnicurr Logos 53 Mu Alpha Theta: an Honor This year was rhe first for o norionol high school and junior college moth honor frarerniry. Thus began Mu Alpho Thera. Srudenrs musr apply for membership and hove a B overage. Members were involved in one store competition in which o calculator was used in a moth race ond written moth exoms were given. David Louder won first place in rhe store competition or Pres- byterian College in Clinton, SC. Ion Turner ond Sreve Airman discuss o marh problem ofrer o Mu Alpho Thera meering Officers: David Louder, Mark Worson, Chris Conrod. Gail Shorz Kneeling: Goil Shorz, Angelo Reynolds, Gail Lucos, Liso Bellino, Jock Dowers. Cori Branham, Noncy Orndorff, Dierdre McDonough, Elizoberh Shelron, Derh Mullis Standing: Chris Conrod, Ed word Dickey, Ken Busey, Joe McAbee, Tom- my Dovonr. Ion Turner, Jodi Ryall, David Louder, Sreve Airman, Bobby George, Bill Bes ley, Mark Worson, David Oberly, Marshall Mar- rin, Poul Edwards, Helen Joyce Phillips. Lisa Bellino shows Joe McAbee how ro work o colcularor. 54 Mu Alpho Thero Miss NFL Liso Dobney Woody Dodges ond Jodi Dovis go over rhe agenda for o NFL meeting Danielle Andes Soiy Oootwrghr Jock Dowers Korne Omron Gnger Drown Korea Ouys Doan Oopp Chris Corvod Uso Dobney Jodi Dovis Toro Deal Leslie German Porry Gochnor Kim Green Lfio Goss Damy Hendncks Noreen Intow Demone KeHy Crysrol Kmpson Jimmy Longs;on Cor men Lewis Eugene Ufcewood Dovid Louder Minum Lufrig Knsn Modsey Drendo Medhn Lee Ann Myers Poly Nores Parrick Prrros John Reynolds Randy Ricker Renee Ricker A dele Rudolph Cmdy Shimmel Chris Srevens Corohne Sulkvon Chorlie Synn Korhy Torten Gol Vonvolkenburg Slyvio Whue Wendy Wilson Sieve Zobel Coach Brooks demands orrenrion os rhe dub plons rheir next tournament Last Round, . . . First Place! Spring Volley's speech and debate reams are among rhe finesr in rhe na- tion ; rhe imporranr thing, however, is rhe growth in maruriry and self-confi- dence in my students, said Coach Hal Brooks. The National Forensic League was esrablished in 1970 and rhe currenr year has proven to be one of rhe most rewarding periods for the reams. To represent rhe school in srore and na- tional tournaments successfully, rhe reams had to coordinate and perfect individual ralenrs as well os a group effort in forensic skills. Sweepstakes awards came in all narional rourna- menrs such a.r rhe Freedom of Speech at U.N.C. at Chapel Hill, N.C.; rhe Bronx Science Invirarional in New York; and rhe Liberty Bell Tournament in Philadel- phia, Pa. NFL nor only provided us wirh many awards, bur also wirh an evening of enrerrainmenr, A Nighr for Laughrer As a fund-raiser for long range trips, NFL sponsored rhe Miss Spring Valley Pag- eant and sold candy. NFL nor only helps wirh public speaking, bur ir helps me in dealing wirh people in general, commenred Dan Hendricte, award-winning NFL member. Notional Forensic Leogue 55 Sitting: David Louder, Goil Scharz, Elizabeth Boorwrighr, Debra Nezvesky, Marshall Marrin, Mike Fairer Second row: Marrha Dryan, Chris Conrad, Deidre McDonough, Nancy Orndorff, Jock Bowers, Lee Ann Myers, David Bruno, Joy Frazier, Tony Selloway, Suson Mishoe. John Gardner Bock row: Jodi Ryoll, James Nichols, Karhy Nerrles, Lisa Bellino, Vonda Harrell, Berh Drummond, Paul Kaufman, Jodi Davis, Mark Warson, Bill Besley Quite an honor Narional Honor Sociery wos on orga- nization formed for juniors and seniors wirh above overage grades. In order ro become o member of rhe Honor Sociery, rhe srudenrs inreresred hod ro obroin a reocher recommendarion, meer rhe grade poinr rario required, and show involvemenr in various ex- rra-curricular ocriviries. Sponsoring a fos- rer child or Chrisrmas, working wirh In- rerocr on a major service projecr, ond odmirring rhe new inducrees or school occounred only for a small number of projecrs in which rhe Narional Honor Sociery involved rhemselves. These are rhe fall inducrees of rhe National Honor Sociery Jodi Davis rakes pleasure in giving this baby dol ro rhe Honor Sociery's fosrer child ar Chrisrmas 56 Narional Honor Sociery 33d. Ooord of Directors Tim Surrorr, Eugene LB liewood. Richord Richardson, Dovid Louder, ond Liso Bellino Solly, Doorwright, Cynrhio Bowman, Kim Brent linger, Dovid Bruno, Ken Busey, Debbie Coores, Andreo Crim, Jodi Do vis, Moris Dorserr, John Eskridge, Mike Folrer, Holy Fousr, John Gord ner, Jomes Gondo, Shelly Grohom, Louise Grant, Brenda Hill, Angelo Hurrer, Mochelle Isook, Tereso Lowler, Eugene Lilliewood, Todd Lucos, Jodi McCoy, Lee Ann Myers, Nancy Orn- dorff, Kelley Porhom, Rick Scorr, Goil Schotz, Morgorer Slonoker, Jenny Stephen, Dede Toy lor, Wendy Welchel, Chris Wesrermen, Lu- cyndo Worthington What's Omega? Omega Society is Spring Valley’s an- swer ro Delra from Animal House What is Omega, you ask? No one is really sure, nor even the members. Fund raisers for Omega included bow ries for Homecoming beous, feathers for your favorite Thanksgiving turkey, ond rhe Omega Conferri which was prinred just for rhe enjoyment of rhe student body. Omega Society is one of rhe most populor clubs on campus receiving even more applications rhon Student Counal With their money from fund raising projects, Omega sponsored o foster child for Chrisrmos ond donored some money ro o local charity A Grou cho Morx film was shown during lunch which was also sponsored by Omego Productions The female onswer ro Lourel ond Hordy: Margaret ond Solly Miss Omego Kelly Porhom Omego Society 57 EL Wrighr srudenrs rake rheir ploce in line os the buses come Need a ride? Wirhour bus drivers, roughly 1,500 srudenrs would be wirhour rranspor- rorion ro school each day These dri- vers ore of viral imporrance since rhey rronsporr 75% of oil srudenrs in Disrricr 2. Decoming a bus driver is nor on easy rask. Firsr, srudenrs hove ro un- dergo a screening by rhe foculry and adminisrrarion. Secondly, rhey musr parricipore in a course of in- srrucrion and resring, ond o rhird day for acrual rood resring. The qualiries of o good bus driver include arrirude, self-discipline, responsibiliry, and a well-accounred for sofery record. Col. Honce, Transporrorion Direc- ror said, The Turnover rare of bus drivers is high or rhe beginning of rhe year, however, we hove ro recruir on even larger number of bus dri- vers in rhe spring ro hove enough experienced bus drivers for rhe fol- lowing season. Phillip Anderson, Jomes Arrhur, Rondoll Dell, Srevie Dryonr, Willie Chunn, Sylvia Do vis, Christopher Dixon, Williom DuDord Jr, Trocey Ellison, Monica Embrey, Maurice Evans, Mark Fisher, Tommy Floyd, Allen Ganrr. Narhan Haile, Mark Harrness, Tony Henson, Roy Hooker, Ricky Huggins. Mark Joyner, Richard Knighr, Jimmy Larhon, Angela McAlisrer, Jeffrey Miller, Marvin Moore, David Odom, Pamela Parram, John Poulin, Kevin Phillips, Edward Plarr, Marrin Posr IV, John Richardson, Randy Rowe, William Solrer, John Sanders Jr. Donny Shirah, Chris Smyrl, Vicror Snipes, Adam Tirus, Mirchell Tirus, Joseph Trapp, Leslie Williams, Leon Wilson, Kennerh Woods Enrhusiasm shows on Morry Dryonr's foce os he begins his roure. The End! uo:; 7 Officers. Korhreen Frieler Inrerdub Council; Annerre Lake hisrorion, Mrs. Drenda Snyder adviser; Monica Embrey-president; Sonjig Warrs- secrerary All in good health HOSA Club members are Healrh Occu- pation srudenrs whose main purposes ore ro develop rhe inreresrs of rhe srudenrs, Members. Front row: Liso Gallons, Pandora Wright, Sonjig Worts. Dock row: serve rhe needs of The COmmuniry, ond Terri Cornine, Jeff Curris develop leadership qualiries in rhose in- volved srudenrs. HOSA sponsored a blood drive in Morch, visired Manor Core during rhe Christmas holidays, ond orrended srore ond district comperirions. Concenrrarion is im- porranr ro Lisa Collins. HOSA sold bugs ond pencils'’ as a find-rais- ing project in a ba- zaar “Let’s get down ro bus! ness.” HOSA 59 Sitting: Cheryl Jomerson, Sylvia Davis, Monica Archie Middle row: Celise Jones, Denese Ponds, Virginia Lawhorn, Melvin Wodlingron, Gwen Daniels, Crysral Kimpson, Lillie Conzarer, Sonya Gomes, Gloria Dell Dock row: Derek Walker Darrel Jodsson, Charlene King A search for roofs The Search Club, whose purpose is ro compare various African cultures with Dlack American culture, really pur our the effort this year with school activities. They cele- brated Dlack History Week by having speakers for the group Letters were written ro African pen pals and cultural books about America were senr ro some African students. Normal activities continued such as an annual boke sale, a candy sale, a dance, and a trip ro Atlanta, -loson ' o9es WQS rhe 5P°r,SOf for Seorch Club Georgia, ro view some major Dlack achievements. Officers Charlene King, Sylvio Davis, Sonya Goines, Glorio Dell 60 Seorch Club Celise Jones, Denese Ponds, Dorrel Jackson, and Glenda Green discuss Seorch Oub activities for rhe upcoming year. A new tradition Lauro Jackson shows off losr year's mag- azine Nancy Orndorff ond Goil Schotz decorare the candy cones they sold or Chrisrmos. How good con o lirerary arts mag- azine be in only irs firsr year? Sunsrone reaped o second place srore award only ro be ropped by o norionol Medolisr award iarer from Columbia Universiry Scholastic Press Association. Determined ro become on appealing ond representative magazine for a much brooder audi- ence, the staff worked diligently oil year compiling student contributions of creative writing, poetry, orr work, ond photography Due ro the high costs of printing o quality literary arts magazine, sroff- ers sold condy cones ond patron ods and sponsored several contests Editorial staff. Kneeling: Tara Deal, Lee Ann Meyers, Derh Mullis, Kecia Courmey, Goil Scharz Standing: David Louder, David Derry, Tim Surrarr, Paul Kaufmonn, Pqul Dur ler, Korhy Mayer, Darryl Cooper, Howard Cherry, Mike Fairer. Sunsrone 61 Bottom row: Korhy Mayer, Kim Derry, Tim Surrarr. Second row: Elisa Gentry, Chris Wesrerman, Kelly Height, Howard Cherry, Nancy Ondorff, Gail Scharz Third row: Pen ny Mosley, Shelley Husband, David Bruno. Lee Ann Myers, Jodi Davis, Taro Deal, Deb bie Srier, Pam Brian, Keaa Courtney, Randy Richer, Cindy Shimmel Fourth row: Mi chelle Bannisrer, Ginger Brown, David Ber ry, Paul Burler, Paul Kaufmonn, Drendo Medlin, Par Pierras, Darryl Cooper, Beth Mul lis, Paul Edwords, Darleen Mew, Top row: Kim Greene, David Louder, Sally Smirh, Eu gene Lilliewood, Erwin Evans, Debbie Sellawoy, Derek Walker, Jody Ryoll, Mike Fairer Front row: Misry Jones, Morjinell Montgomery, Paul Koufmonn, Michelle Kelley, Lori Drown, Alicio Mishoe, Scorr Goerz, Pam Whitten, Eileen Grossman, Sracy McMurroy, Darlene Mew Middle row: Danielle Andes, Morr Tishler. Jeonnerre Anderson, Lori Treiber, Miriam Loverr, Miriom Lin- Jusrmiono, Krisren Conrad. Robert Rose Dock row: Tammy Drown, Gail Lucas, Teresa Clark, Sherry Pruirr, Mark Worson, Mark Mercodal, Howard Cherry, Richard Rosenbeck, Drad Davis, Chip Digelow, Soly Smith, Kathy Nettles, Carmen Lewis, Jeff Jordan, Lisa Drown. Front row: Jimmy Melton, Ann Lucos, Mory K Gaines. Jeff Treiber, Dorbara Dogart, Gma Thornton, Audery Rmker, Karen Druno Mid- dle row: Greg Ogburn, Rhonda Inmon, Don lelle DeRosa. Christy Shorpe. Susan Chastain, Connie Jenkins, Chong Haskell. Trocy Moss, Joe Dramerre Dock row: Pete Menkhaus. Todd Simmons, Tim Dailey. Seth Fennell, Jeff Hunter dQue Pasa? This was o very busy and fun year for rhe Spanish Club. Members porrici pared in rhe homecoming porode, sponsored o fosrer child for Chrisrmos ond hod o Chrisrmos parry. Mrs. Susie Wold, sponsor, or tended rhe Chrisrmos parry for rhe fosrer children. During spring break, srudenrs ond sponsors, Mrs. Noncy Terry and Ms Ber- rie Green, spenr o week in Mexico While rhere, srudenrs hod rhe chance ro wresrle a baby bull, ro go porosoiling in Acopulco and ro climb rhe old Azrec pyramids. Michele McGuigon ond Debbie Dole shore their lunch at o Spanish Club meeting. 62 Spanish Club Front row: Kim Arrlip, Collerre. Bronhom, Tern West. Amy Trogdon, Sracy Heirlinger. Tracy Fleming, Donna Correr, Parri Treiber, Pom Neal. Pam Bryan, Marcy Gaillard Second row: Lynn Horrelson, Sheryl Bennerr, Brenda Normon, Cin- dy Mew, Desiree Andes. Condy Epnng, Angie Hollis. Chrisry Nerrles. Jenny Sreveas. Alice Corvi, Darlene Huych Third row: Michele McGuigon. Debbie Dole. John Rives, Puolo Cur rer, Bonnie Neeley. Dee Toney, Wes Dasher Back row: Alden Bauer, Liana Crowe, Danny Long, Bill Louder, Doug Hollifield, Mary Ann Trexler. Bonnie Hainley, Loura Hoffman Officers Sponsor Susan Wald, Darlene Mew, Paul Kaufmonn. Kay Whirren Angelo Reynolds and Rip Russell model clothing narive ro Mexico Spanish Club 63 Kneeling . Srocy McMurry. Aileen Grossmen, Lee Ann Myers. Drorron Fennell. Koy Whirner. Chris Conrod. Louise Gronr, Lori Drown. Tommy Drown Second row: Greg Gbbs, Poul Durler. Polly Nores, Cardino Cockburn, Wolrer Koufmonn. Norolie Pi- cow. Poul Kaufman. Drod Dovts Third row: Dnan Clopp, Jeff Jordon. Liso Gross. Tim Gardner. Dick Goodwin Dock row: James Gondo. Parry Goch nour, Koren Duys. Carmen Lews, Adele Rudolph Quiet on the set! The Spring Valley Players is a group of srudenrs who ore inreresred in rhe rhe- orer. The purpose of rhe club is ro pro- more dromo rhroughour rhe campus ond rhe communiry. Designing props ond cos- rumes, working rhe lighrs, ond direcring scenes roughr members jusr whar goes on behind rhe currain or o ploy. Miss S V Players Toro Deal Korhenne Haggard, Poul Durler. ond Jeff Jordon oa os if rhey don’r wish ro ger rheir picrure token Kneeling: Srephonie Nonkin, Debbie Srier, Aimee Lufrig, Toro Deal, Emily Denron, Wendell Joyner Second row: Poul Tolbor, Teddy Palmer, Don nie Hainley, Lise Ewing, Amy Duffy. Terrie West, Dorr Dorrlerr, Jim Thig- pen Dock row: Kim Audry, Don Hen dricks. Ijone Crowe, Korrie Dnrron. Sol- ly Doorwrighr, Dede Toylor. Moureen Honley. 64 SV Players Kneeling: Korhy Torren, Lisa Gross. Chorles Jefferson, Jock Dow- ers, Paul Koufmonn, Miriom Lufrig, Lee Ann Myers, Karherine Hag- gard Middle row: Tim Surrorr, Tim Gardner, Wando Doiley, Nor olie Pikow, Koren Buys, Jeff Jor don, Rick Goodwin, Koy Whir mon, Lione Growe, Jim Thigpen Dock row: Paul Burler. Eliso Gen- rry, Lori Drown, Louise Gronr, John Gordner, Toro Deal, Brad Dovis Ready . . . action! Tim Gordner porrrays Hording in rhe foil pro- ducrion of One Hew Over rhe Cuckoo's Nesr Moke up is o very impor- ronr visual effecr on sroge which rakes rime ond rolenr ro apply How do you soy Thank you ro ral- enred dromorisrs? Esrablish a Thespian So- ciety ond inducr members. How do you become o member? You earn poinrs by helping wirh rhearer productions and or acting in plays. It rakes at least two major involvements ro get rhe required ten poinrs ro join rhis Narional Honor Society. Once inducred, you are in for life. Tim Surrorr, Jeff Jordon, ond Tim Gordner per form in rhe foil produc- rion Thespian Sociery 65 SVAA Kneeling: Tonyo Green, Teresa Ouren, Shar on Dookord, Loronyo Drown, Jennifer Loomis Standing: Gendo Green, Lori Treiber, Annerre Fogle, Darryl Jackson. Connie Hollis Student athletic supporters The Spring Valley Arhlerics Associ- ation (SVAA) promoted the smaller sports by attending the gomes and pointing signs. Members helped collect goods for the Solvation Army os the community service project and ran the baseball concession stand os their school project. All of the orhleres owe this club many thanks! Miss SVAA Mary Southerland 66 SV Arhleric Association Front row: Annerre Correr, Donielle Porrerson, Neol Durler, Derh Roberts, Glenn Worts, Elizo- beth DeModo Middle row: Jackie Cholfonr, Vidsi Ellisor, Lee Ann Soorhern, Stephonie Nan- kin, Robin Dorfield, Kenny Horr Bock row: Diono Anderson, Caroline Sullivon, Donno Lynch, Michoel Brunson, Solly Smith, Richord Rosenbeck, Elpedio Lin-Jusriono. Art is everywhere! Officers: Neol Butler, Solly Smith, ond Donielle Porrerson. The Art Council was primarily re- sponsible for poinring rhe murals on rhe walls ar rhe Valley. Members parridpar- ed in orher school related activities this year such os making banners welcom- ing Governor Riley and Senator Strom Thurmond. The Art Council sold burtons supporting various sports ond organiza- tions to raise money. Ar Chrisrmas rime, members sold wrapping paper and had a Chrisrmas parry. Elpedio Lin-Jusriono does some serious thinking obour on Arr Coundl project Art Council 67 annual Fronf row: Alan Gonrr, Barbara Carhey, Don- lyn Lirchforc Back row: Sandy Perry, Dill Wes- rerman, Cheryl Crombie, Ricky Roberts, Caro- line Sullivan. event This year’s Saga sraff was hir wirh a big challenge; a new adviser and a green sraff. By arrending a fall work- shop ar USC, new sraff members found our jusr exacrly whor a pica ruler was really used for. Co-edirors Margarer Slonaker and Caroline Sullivan, along wirh adviser Sandy Perry arrended a Donlyn Lirchford lingers while cropping a Co-ediror Coroline Sullivan relaxes afrer meer- fall workshop in Myrrle'Beach, S.C., P rure for rhe dub secrian ing rhe final deadline sponsored by Josren's. An award winning book rhar pleased rhe srudenr body was rhe goal of rhe Sago sraff this year. Many changes were made in rhe book such as an increased amounr of copy, an index, and no reacher srarisrics. Al- rhough many srudenrs wanred rhe yearbook ro remain rhe same, rhe sraff worked diligenrly adding new addirions ro sarisfy borh rhe co-edirors, rhe advis- ers, and changing rrends in journalism. Alrhough we missed a few dead- lines, rhe exrra rime provided for qual- ity work. The 1980-81 Saga sraff spenr many afrernoons and weekends work- ing rogerher designing o yearbook rhar we hope rhe srudenr body con be 68 Saga VerV Pr°ud °f While thumbing Through his folder, Greg Prewirr hunrs for baskerboll picrures While glancing through rhe negatives, Dill Wester man searches for possible bkxkmail pictures. Ricky Roberts just found our when his deadline was. Miss .SogoNoreen Kent Photographers Koen Boarr and Bill Wesrermon help Pom Couthen pick our pictures from rhe contact book Sogo 69 Front row: Polly Notes, Heidi Coword, Solly Doorw righr. Bryan Walton, Dwoyne Jones, Chris Conrod, Debbie Coores, Crystal Kimpson Middle row: Tim Surratt, David Bruno, Melvin Walloce, Derek Walker, Henry O'Doyle, Dovid Derry, Glen Atkinson, Darryl Cooper Dock row: Tereso Clark, Paul Durler, Drod Luce, James Turkoly, Bernard Goorcher, Andrea Crim Newspaper s finest The Viking Shield continued to excel in student journalism this year. Dy producing the newspaper. Journalism II srudenrs learn obour production procedures, good writing hobirs and deadline pressures. All staff mem- Mjss Vihng ShieldSolly bers musr hove completed Journalism I to be considered for their jobs. For the second year in o row, the Viking David Derry experiences Shield has won the award for rhe best news- writer's block paper in its region, although in 1980, twelve individual awards were given for writing, photography, layout, and advertising. All papers submitted were judged by rhe South Carolina Scholastic Press Association (SCSPA) The Viking Shield has also earned on award for rhe best continuing service project for rhe second year in a row Editor Tim Surrarr mulls over a story ideo 70 Viking Shield Sponsor David Knighr helps Debbie Coores wirh her loresr article. Vihng Shield 71 The Executive Council members heod rhe vor- ious committees of Student Council. Doing it for you V har does Srudenr Coundl mean? Srudenrs in o coundl.” Such was rhe misconception of rhe largest orgonizorion on campus or rhe beginning of rhe year. Srudenr Council is a group of srudenrs selected by rheir fellow classmates ro represent rhe sru- denrs' needs Council was responsible for obroining a jukebox for rhe enjoy- ment of rhe srudenrs, providing rhe school wirh more pep rallies rhon origin- ally scheduled, and promoring spirir ond uniry among rhe srudenr body The Council sponsored rhe firsr spring Volley Run, a racing evenr open ro rhe public, which allowed srudenrs and community runners ro meet. Officers: Aimee Schulman, Treasurer; Susan Mishoe, Secretory, Kathy Nettles, President. Teresa Jones, Vice-President The seniors con tackle anything' The juniors srand up ro rhe hard work of Student Council! Front Row: Liso Dell. Marrho Durham. Derh Owens, Angie Sovoge, Charles Poore Second row: Chip Hardy, Mark Allen, Genda Domes, Tracy Huggins, Wendy Welchel, Lalane Lezaro, Mary Kay Gaines, Dherr Kelly, Aylan Drown, Johnny Fowler, Dill Carson, Vicror Drown Third row: Dick Scorr, Ashley Drirr, Sally Doarwrighr. Mike Whirehead. Aimee Schulmon, Kevin Ho- gan, Angeb Hurrer, Sreve Gimshaw, Druce Finkel. Rich Arnold, Andrea Crim, Shelly Gra- ham. Usa Tuire, Sracy Millner Dock row: Tere- sa Jones. Tony Sellaway, Jon Thompson, Sarah Grimshow. Susan Mishoe, Gendo Green. Tim Gardner, David Druno, Korhy Nerrles, James Nichols, Dicky Hunrer, Dan Haighr, Greg Prewirr, Caroline Sullivon Wortehops wirh other schools and our disrricr schools of Wright and Honberry encouraged leader- ship ond involvemenr. Fundraising projecrs included a bowl-a-thon, condy soles, and donees ro benefit the entire student body. Now, whor does Student Council mean? Ct-i r Haqc it fr� r I 1 1 Solly Doarwrighr appears ro raise pleasure in You hove ro moke working fun worlsing hard for her fellow srudenrs The sophomores hove rhar driving force' ro work hard for Srudenr Council The freshmen members sir prerry for Their pictures. Viking vibrations Viking Singers were very busy rhis year. They performed or Rorary and Lions' Clubs, rhe Blind Cenrer, rhe Bob- cock Cenrer, and Columbia Moll during rhe disrricr Chrisrmos Fesrivol. Their ma- jor musical, An Evening on Broad- way , was performed Februory 10 and 15 while May 14 broughr rhe Spring Concerr. These many ocriviries helped rhe Viking Singers meer rheir goal of providing opporruniries for inreresred srudenrs ro perform and ro learn rhe besr of oil kinds of chorol lirerorure, borh classical and populor. Chorus members “raise rheir voices proudly os they sing rhe Almo Morer ofrer o pep roily 74 Viking Singers Mory Ann Holland and rhe Viking Singers wair ro perform Viking Singers 1980-Si Alison Darber Pam Erheridge Alon Former Glenda Dames Edie Doysden Sheila Deiron Derh Dlouin Jody Doykin Carl Dranham Jody Drirr Aylan Drown Gnger Drown Dobbr Dyrne George Dyrne Donna Carter Jomie Cork Derh Drummond Raul Edwards Candi Epring Angela Flercher Danno Fronks Chris Free Elizabeth George Glenda Greene Kimberly Greene Mitch Griggs Maureen Hanley Koren Harrness Angie Hollis Wilma House Vickie Jacobs Cheryl Jamison Drendo Jamison Drenda Krpua Pom LeDlond Sreve Robon Kimberly LeGrand Roger Reynolds Jimmy Lewis Dobbs Rivers Robbie Lovvorn Kendell Robertson Donna Lucas Deno Rogers Selina Lucas Danny Samuel Venisha McCray Doorsie Shelley Srocy McMurroy Scull Susan Schellein Kristi Mackey Mory Southerland Dorlene New Judy Spearman Jeffrey Morin Mark Steele Derh Mullis Mary Anne Trexler Pom Neol Tammy Ulmer Kimberlie Newell Alan Wdker Michael Palmer LoFron Watson Keith Peele Sylvia White Renee Polk Laurie Wyrick Marianne Holland has o steady hand on her singers Vikmg Singers 75 The proud AllSrore Singers disploy rheir rolenrs in mony performonces. Sing, sing a song Miss Viking Sngers-Derh Drummond Auditioning wirh four others in o quintet, singing before o panel of judges, ond scoring or leosr 47-50 on o possible 50 point scale is whor ir raises ro be nomed an All-Srare Sing- er. These srudenrs hod rhe opportuni- ty ro perform in rhe producrion An Evening on Broadway'' ond porrici- pare in an All-Srare Singers Weekend or Winrhrop College, Bock Hill, S.C., March 27-29. Viking Chorus traveled ro several schools ond accompanied rhe Viking Singers on mony occasions. They performed or Columbia Moll during Christmas and in rhe Spring Concert. Wildewood, Honberry, ond E.L. Wright were some of rhe schools visired. 76 All-Store Singers Hors off ro These genrlemen for Lo, lo, lo? performing rheir borbershop quorrer or o pep roily Viking Chorus nervously poses. They would rorher be singing! Kcrhleen Kelley Barbara Kirchings Kim Lee Brenda Medlin Barry Newkirk Gwen Palmer Renee Ricker Berry Rimer Idelle Roberrson Lora Roberrson Kay Snelgrove Rhonda Swindler Trisha Trapp Debi Warren Rena Williamson Alyson Worrhingron Laura Yoch Kimberly Alewine Teresa Baker Kim Berry DeeDee Bishop Susan Branham Jennifer Caurhen Deon Clingenpeel Shawn Coleman Tony Edgers Teresa Flake Sarah Francis Sallie Freeman Tara Geiger Sharon Griffin Wendy Higgens Tear Hudson Angela Jadsson Oscar Jacobs Viking Chorus 77 Viking Bond Dee Dee Toy lor Flute Soxophone Laura Abdallo Paul Deverly Mike Abdallo Chip Digelow Pam Dryon Dyron Donoporre Debbie Dole Stephen Gebner Vernell Easrman Mirch Griggs Chris Free Robert Harnson Pam Gibbs Sidney Horon Karhenne Hoggord Wendell Joyner Teresa Jones Party Mosek Michelle McGuigan Robbie McMahon Sracy Miles Mory Rauscher Laurie Whitcomb Donna Sanders Trumpets Clarinet Mork Amorh Sherry Deiron Xenia Coward Mitch Delozier Derh Drummond Richie Eridsson Sonya Goines Alon Former Cheryl Jamerson Cedric Fleming Doreen Jamerson Todd Gores Mike Lawrence Marls Horrness Miram Loverr Jimmy Lewis Nancy Mook Todd Lucos Nancy Orndorff Robert O'Connor Shelio Ouring Una O'Connor Korhi Walden Ricky Riclser Robin Word Chris Sotelo Susan Welch John Srolzer Susan Wilson Chris White Pandoro Wright Mork Goodo Mellophone French Horn Jeff Duck Holly Fousr Lynn Horrelson Korhy Moyer Trombones Mss Viking Dond-Alido Mishoe Mike Gebner Roy Hooker Mike Kerekes Angelo McAlisrer Doritones Alioo Mishoe Gene Router son Tubos Mork Dyrd Richard Knighr Charles Poore Percussion Corrofl Dorron Gregory Deck Kevin Drirron Mork Cooper Chad Edwards Chip Hardy Karen Hunrer Ricky Hunrer Joey Johnson John Keon Kevin Kolb Jomes Palmer Rids Scorr Mike Smirh Julie Van Valkenburg Vondo Harrell Flogs Kim Arrlip CoBerre Dranhom Demerrius Davis Jill Delozier Dedsy Flee nor Angelo Flercher Sylvia Grafron Debbie Hall Karen Horrness Melinda Isoak Donna Lucas Daniello Porrerson Jan Piorr Sherry Prichard Karhleen Reid Darbaro Ross Mory Drown Trad Srurrs Michelle Woolfolk Laurie Wynck Rifles Djuono Donoporre Melody Doxie Pam Gibbs Nancy Mook Donerre Parrish Jody Ryoll Sherry Youker Marrha Drown Measured Steps The philosopher Henry David Thoreou summed up our superior bond in rhis quore: If o man does nor keep pace wirh his companions, perhaps ir is because he hears a differenr drummer. Let him srep ro rhe music which he hears, however measured or far away. Viking Bond 79 80 Viking Bond The Jozz Bond. Mark Amorh, Paul Beverly, Mark Byrd, Mark Dorserr, Cleveland Eason, Chad Edwards, Richie Erikson, Todd Gores, Mike Giebner, 5td Horon, Jimmy Henderson, Todd Lucos, Porry Mosek, Robbie McMahon, Chris White. Top notch entertainment Ar rhe end of rhis year, rhe Jozz Rock Ensemble will compere in New Jersey, and we will win! How confidenr drummer Mork Dor- serr was os he spoke of rheir norional comperi- rion. Jozz Rock Ensemble hos enrerrained us well, from performing rhroughour rhe oreo ro ploy- ing or rhe baskerball pep rallies. Lasr year rhey won rhe norional comperirion or rhe Doyrono Beach Musical Fesrival, so high hopes ore in order for New Jersey. Mark Dorserr, Chod Edwards, ond Cleveland Eason jozz ir up for interested students Todd Lucos ond Ricky Ricker blow rheir heorrs our during o pep roily. Jozz Rods Ensemble 81 Kneeling: Rodney Horne Standing: Uso Dan nisrer, Lori Treiber. Hilary Rust, Sreve Sawyer, Shown McConnell, Off the wall In its first year of organizorion, rhe PvQcquerboll Club was unable to orga- nize general comperirions and playoffs,- however, rhey avidly played rheir fa- vorite sporr on weekends and holidays. Courts were a scarcity due to rhe rime available, so rhe ream played both at Fort Jackson and or rhe Sr. Andrews courthouse ft? Rocouerboll Kneeling: Zenobio Heorh Second row: Sylvio Dovis, Connie McCleon Third row: Sonya Go- ings, Virginio Lawhorn, Regino Jacobs, Dorleen Holmer, Tino Hoinner, Tijuono Caldwell, Mory Sourherlond, Cheryl Jones, Wonda Jacobs Dock row: Dorryl Jockson, Sronley Hudson Promoting style Lisrening ro o speaker from a model- ing school, Fashion Club members learned jusr how much work all rhar glamour brings. Collecring aluminum cans doubled as a fund raiser and a community service projecr. The money raised from rhe cans helped ro sponsor a fosrer child for Chrisrmas and a con- resranr in rhe Miss Spring Valley pag- eant. Officers: Cheryl Jones, Monica Archie, Darryl Jockson, Sylvio Eglesron, Sylvio Dovis Miss Fashion Club-Sherri Pruitt Fashion Club 80 Mrs. McCorry helps her office occuporion srudenrs wirh rheir Key- punch mochines. Kevin Hilron srrips up o loyour for grophics Vicror Snipes ond Arlene Monrgomery wire elecrric ourlers. Milse Quinn ond Orion Gillespie operore o pnnring press during o grophics doss 84 Wilson Vocorionol Cenrer In wood shop. John Thompson tries ro ger rhe righr shope for his project John Poulin is reolly handy when working with engines. Rodney Horne, Akm Phillips, Ty Norris ortd Com Easrerby examine on engine in ouro mechanics doss Careers in a nutshell Wilson Vocorionol Center is o unique place. Halls and classrooms, insread of pods, nearly run rhe length of rhe building. Srudenrs walls quierly from room ro room wirhour posses. Music rides slowly through rhe air. Vocorionol Guidance Counselor Guyerh Godwin sums up Wilson os rwo years of rechnical training in high school in a nurshell. Irs purpose is ro reach skills and trades, thus en- abling srudenrs ro go immediately inro a job afrer gradu- ation. Some of rheir courses ore also designed ro aid college prepararory srudenrs who will be pursuing various career oriented college majors. Wilson also has irs own brand of pride. Faculty member Par Tool says, The srudenrs are quierer, more well-be- haved, and more career orienred here. Wilson Vocorionol Center 85 Porrie Brosingron instructs faculty members on a new electronic typewriter Tim Peoke worches couriously os Scorr Fulmer welds rhe merol together Helping Wilson srudenrs is rhe pb of guidance counselor Guyerh Godwin. 86 Wilson VocarPnol Center min Jomes Arrhur cleons a porr ro o von engine during his ouro mechanic doss. Thomas Finney insrrucrs his adult srudenrs in the fine art of auto repair. Vocational know how” Teacher in-service days usually are filled with speakers, paperwork, and boredom. February 10, though, rhe rabies were turned. Wilson celebrated Voc. Ed. week by inviting teachers ro choose classes ro arrend-and reverse rhe usual sex roles. Men attended classes in home economics and parenthood. Ladies met classes in auto mechanics and electricity. Some classes were unisexed, for example, distributive education. Reaction? There were many. It was a rewarding day for me, said James Hendrick, despite rhe fact that I had grumbled for rwo weelss over having ro go ro business education and office administration. I thought rhe assignment was sexist and discriminarory- especially since I once was rhe secretary for three women in a New York od agency. Sharon Duddin attended graphics and commented, I knew graphics would be fun and hoped that I would finally learn ro set type. Instead, we went through a photography course and rook pictures of auto mechanics class. Ir is very obvious that Mr. Marrhers has rhe expertise in his profession and that he does something else besides print for David Knight. The afternoon came ro an unusual end. Refreshments were served in rhe Commons, including casseroles baked by rhe new srudenrs”. Other srudenrs showed wares made in class: a polished coin, o birdhouse, a mixed switch- box and o set of place mars. It was an adult show and tell periodi Wtoo VoCQronol Cenrer 87 Deon Jones conremplores which wire goes with which All arhleres wanr ro win. Mosr of them did, lirerolly. All of rhem won rhe admirarion ond respecr of rhe srudenr body. Long hours of rroining ond study gave rhem rhe obiliry ond knowledge of rhe gome. A winning will gave rhem rhe courage ro rry. Thor is really rhe poinr, ofrer oil, because for every orhlere there is o dream rhar ronighr will be rhe game or rhe poinr rhar will be rhe difference. And ir is rhar dream rhor picks him up off rhe frozen ground ond hurls him or his opponent again ond again. The personal ond collective courage of such people gave rhe Emerald Ciry irs vision os rhe yellow brick rood curved through rhe year. Courage Divider 89 c? Baseball Batter up! Under rhe direction of second year coach Billy Perosky, rhe 1980 baseball ream morured greorly. Their record of eighr wins, 18 losses, and one tie is evidence of o ream struggling ro rebuild. Coach Perosky soys he is confident that rhe 1981 ream will continue ro improve in spire of rhe loss of several valuable seniors from lasr spring. Cooch Perosky looks on wirh deep concern Kneeling: Don Enoch, Johnny Geiger, Mike Sandlin, Donnie Buck, Doug Hollifield, Chuck Horchell, Mirch Hornsby, David Crocker, Wayne Srockleorher, Alex Cobb Standing: Cooch Billy Peroskey. Kevin Archie, Eddie Moretond, Bloine Kime, Kirk IntermSI, Andy Tockerr, Mark Smirh, Johnny Boker, Gordon Childs, Sron Kusko, Tom Britt, Andy Spivey, Cooch Tom Hill 90 Boseboll Johnny Doker eyes o honnerun boll ogoinsr Lower Richlond Andy Tockerr owoirs rhe pirch in perfect corcher form. Baseball 91 Fore! Defending rhe Srare AAAA Championship rirle, rhe golf ream srorred irs 1980 season wirh young members. Despire rheir inexperience, rhe ream hod o successful 10-0 record. The season srorred wirh rhree invirorionol rournomenrs and Vikings placed firsr, rhird, and rhirreenrh. Spring Volley placed sec- ond in rhe region rournomenr and fourrh in rhe srore rournomenr. The ream will miss senior Dill Dowers, who was o srondour in rhe srore comperirion, bur mosr ream members will rerurn in 1981. Senior D8I Dowers hirs o powerful drive V The Vikings received rhis tro- phy ofrer winning rhe AAAA region champion- ship 92 Golf Team Tennis Love that gome! The boys rennis ream hod a successful season. Chris Eoker and Dill Desley led rhe ream ro o record of rhirreen wins wirh only rhree losses. Coach by Tom Poinrer, rhe Vikings rook rhe runner-up position in rhe region. Most of rhe players on rhe ream were underdossmen, so rhe Vikings should be even berrer in rhe nexr few years. Sreve Airman swings smoothly Steve Gnmshow sloms the boll over rhe tier One of the ream's leading ployers, Bill Desley, sets up for the boll Rich Arnold shows o usuol follow rhrough. Tennis 93 Track A run for state Men's and women's rrock reams of 1980 both hod successful years The men’s record wos 5-2,- women finished 2-2. Regional comperirions were well-played and rwo srudenrs placed in store comperirion. Vicror Jones placed second in rhe pole voulr, and Sreve Neal threw rhe shor pur inro rhird posirion. John Jones coached rhe men's ream,- Joner Hoff- man coached rhe ladies. Up, up ond owoy! Melvin Warlingron eyes rhe seven foot mark Scoreboard Men s Track Lower Richland 62 SVH 74 Irmo 74 SVH 51 Camden 55 SVH 76 Columbia 04 SVH 97 Dreher 66 SVH 70 Eou Claire 75 SVH 61 Women's Track Lower Richland 68 SVH 58 Irmo 52 SVH 58 Dreher 12 SVH 110 Eou Claire 771 3 SVH 442 3 94 Track i7=C Volleyball Spiking Vikings bounce bock The volleyball ream really improved rhis year under rhe oursranding direction of Cooch Vee Marrin. Lasr year's record of 0-16 was improved ro o 9-9 record rhis year. The young Vikings placed fourth in rhe region with seven reams compering. Senior Arlene Montgomery wos named on all-srar dur ing rhe regional rournomenr. The ream will also lose seven other senior players, bur rhe young underclassmen soy wair rill nexr year when they hope ro be contend- ers in AAAA srruggle. Scoreboard Eou Ooire 0-2 Columbia 01 Keenan 1-2 Winnsboro 0-2 Dreher Defoulr Lower Richland 0 2 RNE 21 Irmo 2-0 Camden 2-0 A C Flora 2-0 C.A Johnson 2-0 Eou Cloire 1-2 Columbia 0-2 Lower Richland 2-1 RNE 11 Irmo 2-0 Comden 0 2 Dreher 2-1 Regional Tournament Eau Claire o 2 Comden 2-0 Dreher o 2 Lower Richland 2-0 SVH SVH SVH SVH SVH SVH SVH SVH SVH SVH SVH SVH SVH SVH SVH SVH SVH SVH SVH SVH SVH SVH Lori Treiber serves rhe boll as rhe referee looks on. KeHy Hoighr finds rime between serves ro fix her hoir Sitting: Lori Treiber, Arlene Monrgom ery Kneeling: Lisa Bannisrer, Kelly Haight, Michelle Donnisrer. Jeannerre An- derson, Alice Arrowood Standing: Cooch Vee Marrin, Monica Harrison. Jen- nifer Loome, Sylvia Lloyel. Michelle Lbyel. Sally Chasroin. Volleyball 95 Softball Softball players Sofrball season in 1980 brought on 18-2 record wirh o 2-2 record in rhe regional playoffs. The key to the ream's success wos o good defense and key hirrers, Dione Loverr and Hilary Rust. Greg Owings and Janer Hoffman coached rhe ream. New hopes soar for rhe 1981 season. The ream will ploy on o new field designed especially for rhem on campus instead of rroveling ro Ponrioc for home gomes. rarely struck out 96 Sofrball Lisa Donnisrer shows off her pirching form Golf onyone '' Koren Pryor swings or o ground boll jeonerre Anderson. K ly Hoghr. Htory Rust. Done Love.r. Jenn,e Roy. Koren Pryor. Porry Treber. Dersy Worts. M.cheUe Donn,srer. Lourie Whircomb, Liso Donnisrer, Lori Treiber, Kon Drirron. Sofrboll 9 Tennis Tennis anyone? The girls' rennis ream hod a perfect season rhis year. The girls' ream ended irs 1980 season wirh a record of ren wins and no losses. Seniors Joy Frazier and Susan Mishoe played oursrandingly. Greg Ow- ings lead rhe ream ro fifth place in rhe srare for rhe second year in a row. The Vikings look forward ro another winning season in 1981. Rhonda Lee hirs o backhand Julie Scharz purs her back inro ir 98 Girl's Tennis Kneeling: Koren Elmer, liso Dell, Windy Dowers. Ashley Drirr. Derh Owens, Portia George Standing: Donno Pearce. Joy Frazier, Susan Mi shoe, Gail Schorz, Derh Moms, Julie Schorz Susan Mishoe displays her grace as she returns rhis volly. Senior Joy Frazier goes for the grond slam 99 Cross Country Endurance is the key The men's cross counrry ream ended rheir season wirh a 1-8 record while rhe girls ended wirh a 2-3 record. This year rhe Vikings hod a relarively new ream, wirh only seven of losr year's runners rerunn- ing. Led by senior Henry O'Doyle, rhe boys defear- ed Keenon ro win rheir only meer. Inexperience was rhe down foil for rhe Vikings rhis year, bur if rheir performance in rheir losr meer againsr Keenan is any indicarion of coming years, rhings look good for rhe ream. Men’s Cross Counrry RNE 24 SVH 31 Camden 25 SVH 32 Dreher 30 SVH 54 RNE 40 Sumrer 26 SVH 56 Comden 47 Floro 24 SVH 64 Lower Richlond 38 Keenon 32 SVH 24 Women's Cross Counrry RNE forfeir SVH won RNE 20 SVH 39 Sumrer forfeir SVH 26 Flora 24 SVH 31 Keenon forfeir SVH 20 V Spring Volley runners leod rhe pock in o meer held or Forr Jockson 100 Cross Counrry Senior Suzette Gordo tokes long easy strides Sreve Smirh has o reception after returning from a long run Wade Osburn has the leod ro himself Howard Cherry gives it his all running down the home stretch Cross Country 101 Varsity Football A hard fought season The vorsiry football ream ended irs season wirh a record rhor is on under-sraremenr of the ream’s ploying obiliry. Although rhe Vikings hod o record of five tosses, rhe experienced vorsiry squad gave some of rhe store's rop reams all rhor rhey could handle Under rhe direction of second yeor Coach Roger Hazel, rhe reom olmosr wenr ro rhe playoffs, bur rheir dreams were shattered ofrer o rough toss ro Richland Norrheosr Misfortune and bod luck ployed o big port in rhis year's season. Lexingron 13 9 SVH Irmo 24 14 SVH Airport 15 22 SVH Lower Richland 0 10 SVH Comden 19 0 SVH Eou Cloire 3 34 SVH Dorman 21 14 SVH Columbia 6 31 SVH Dreher 8 8 SVH RNE 17 14 SVH Jerry Doyd mokes on interception Vorsiry Cooch Roger Hozel confers wirh o referee or Sporrsorama Mark Isook goes bock for o pass 102 Vorsiry Foorbdl Front row: Gory Melron, Vicror Jones, Don Hoighr, Roberr Hoos, Tony Sellowoy, Mark book, Drion Dunphy, Tommy Dovonr, Dill Kenr, Jerry Boyd, Doryl Munn, Kiri Inrermill, Cy Johnson Second row: Mike Coworr, Leon Wilson, Anrhony MuBins, Ed Blackwell, Keirh Dovis, Alon Jomes, Melvin Worlingron, Corey Randal, Tim Lyles, Russel Derrion, Sreve Warren, Jonny Worson. Woyne Srockleorher Third row: Jeff Shivers, Scorr Borron, Derrick Owens, Keirh Goins, Keirh Bookord, Tom Cisewski, Jacob Woleri, Donny Bud-s, Tim Hunrer, Bloine Kime, Greg Prewirr, Barry Horrison. Rondy Doughry. Bock row: Charlie Warren, David Holler, Jomes Frick, Daniel Enoch, James Nichols. Sreve Zoble, Russell Owens, Jeff Watkins, Dovid Crocker, Mork Perreoulr, Andy Spivey. Vernon Brown, Maurice Evans, David Carr_________________________________________________ Ploce kicker Dovid Crocker kicks a field goal ogoinsr Dreher Barry Horrison srops o Blue Devil for a loss of yardage Vorsiry Foorboll 103 Varsity Football Success due to strong offense The ream's success rhis year was due ro a strong offensive line which made holes ro charge through for fullback Kirk Inrermill ond roilbock Cy Johnson. The huge offensive line was considered ro be one of rhe besr in rhe store. Ar rhe beginning of rhe season, rhe ream's defense was said ro be rhe Vikings weakness, bur many people were surprised ofrer o good showing against Irmo Leading rhe defense were Tackle Jacob Waleri ond linebacker Scorr Dor ron who led rhe ream in rackles. The defensive bocks were led by Jerry Boyd who holds rhe record for inrerceprions in o single season Quarterback Mork Isaak gets socked agoinsr rhe Dreher Blue Devils Blaine Kime. Leon Wil- son, ond Jacob Woleri roke o break os rhe of fense controls rhe field Vorsiry Foorboll 105 Varsity Football Cavaliers outscore Vikings The rhird meering berween Spring Volley and Richland Norrheosr proved ro be rhe besr yer. Alrhough rhe Cova- liers and 17 poinrs and rhe Vikings only 14, ir was clear rhor Spring Volley dominared rhe gome. Spring Volley hod every righr ro expecr vicrory The Vikings conrrolled o 14 3 lead in rhe rhird quarrer, bur o fumble ser up o Cavalier rouchdown. Lore in rhe fourrh quorrer o Kirk Inrermill punr pur RNE bods or irs own four yard line. A 29 yord rouchdown pass by Todd Holl gave rhe Covoliers o 1714 lead wirh only 24 seconds lefr in rhe gome. SVH RNE Firsr downs 16 10 Rushing yards 254 170 Possing yards 20 89 Posses 810 9-61 Punrs 240 207 Fumbles-losr 0-0 01 Penalries yards 440 115 Cy Johnson purs o move on o Norrheosr defender Leon Wilson rockles o wide receiver ofrer o long pass receprion from Kirk Inrermill charges forward for a firsr down Todd Holl. 106 Varsiry Foorball Jerry Boyd rerurns o Covolier punr Barry Harrison srops a Norrheasr runner shorr of a firsr down Vikings score Cy Johnson scores a Viking rouchdown Varsiry Foorboll 107 JV Footboll JV scrambles to the end Junior Varsiry football ream end- ed irs season wirh o 3-2-2 record. Due ro rhe rriols and rribularions of adjusting ro different coaches, rhe ream still strived for rhe top. Their best game of the season was against Columbia High. During practice, the JV ream scrimmaged rhe varsiry ream ro help each prepare for rhe game of rhe week This gave rhe JV players a look into rhe future. Flying feer! First row: Charles Jefferson, Dwayne Jones, Darryl Ponds, Goig Eisenhower. Kevin Easr, Karl Madchoro, Woody Dridges. Kevin Hogan, Wes Dasher. Dutch Scolf Second row: Quincey Moore, Kyle Whire, Dennis Lee, Gary Semones. Chris Jones, Tim Malloy, Jamie Corlen, Alden Dauer, Alex Cobb Third row: Tony Franklin, Chris Gourd, Neil Edwards, Dandy Warren, Jock Poole, Par O'Neil, Donnie Worson, Tim Cisewsk, Dill Louder Fourth row: Leo Perreoulr, Kevin Baker, Carl Dedemann, Edwin Long, Perer Tefs, Donny Baker, David Avanr 108 JV Foorball B-Squad Football Offense and defense hove talent B-squad foorboll ended irs season wirh a 4-3-1 record. Coach by John Boulware and Perry O'Quinn, borh rhe offense and defense showed much ralenr Nexr year’s J.V foorboll holds lors of promise. Keenan LOST SVH WON Lower Richlond LOST SVH WON Columbia WON SVH LOST RNE LOST SVH WON Airport TIE SVH TIE Dreher WON SVH LOST Ecu Claire WON SVH LOST A C. Flora WON SVH LOST Imporranr plans are made in rhe huddle Front row: R Wilson, T Gibbs, IV Snipes, G Woody. D Shepard, IX. Tucker. J Fowler, J. Chamblis, R Dell, J Holmes, J. Trieber Second row: V Lambert, D DeWitr, J Priesrer. V Drown, R Long, R Gersrenburg, D Corneilis. A Dlandmg, G Lmgle, S Krmsavoge Third row: M Gray, D Wesrerman, D Carroll, S Gorza, M Duck, J Mornn, D Newkirk, S Atkinson, D Windham, D Srorns Dock row: J Samuel, IX Free, C. Nye, T Edgers. S Smith, R Musl oven, D Marvin, M Fullenkemp, A Chapmon, M Gabriel, L Jacobs 110 D-squad Football Keenon srruggles ro slow down rhe Vi- kings D-squod referees reiox whie rhe foorboll reom breaks or holfrime Joe Samuel and Ernesr Priesrer confer wirh Coach Doulwore Cooch John Doulwore morivores rhe D-souod nr holfrime D-squod Foorboll 111 A season with promise Alrhough rheir season wasn't rhe grearesr, rhe varsiry baskerball ream had a lor of rolenr. Three of rhe highest scorers were Brian Washington, Erwin Evans, and Mike Whitehead. The top rebounder was Mike Brady. Without David Berry and Mike Whitehead, set-up shots would have been disastrous. This was rhe first year for many of rhe varsiry players, and rheir season ended with a 5-15 record. Erwin Evans powers his way ro rhe basker Dreher defender gers Trapped between Viking swarm Mike V hireheod shoots from rhe top Mike Drody takes charge of Dreher defender 112 Varsity Dosketboll Mike Whireheod disploys rhe perfect jumpshor form Dovid Derry rolls one in off rhe gloss Vorslty Basketball Team. Kneeling: Mork Mayfield, Mike Whireheod. Kevin Hogan Standing: Gory Anderson. Maurice Evans. Dill Dorrerr. Erwin Evans. Mike Drody, James Nichols, Dovid Derry. Coach Lee Kory Absent: Drion Woshingron Vorsiry Doskerboll 110 Varsity Basketball Vikings crush the Orange The heighr of rhe season was January 27, when rhe Vikings crushed rhe Orange. Shours from rhe srands of borh sides echoed os each rried ro cheer irs ream ro vicrory. During a grueling borrle ogainsr Richland Norrheasr, Spring Valley endured and came our on rop wirh a score of 52-51. Mike Whire- head's foul shors in rhe lasr seconds of rhe game saved rhe game from overrime. How did we feel? WE FELT GREAT! OH, WE FELT SO GREAT! Lexingron 58 SVH 44 Irmo 50 SVH 46 Airport 60 SVH 58 Brooklond Coyce 64 VH 04 Lexingron 40 SVH 59 Irmo 41 SVH 49 Comden 59 SVH 50 Brooklond Coyce 72 SVH 52 Dreher 80 SVH 74 Eou Clair 80 SVH 58 RNE 51 SVH 52 Lower Richland 61 SVH 47 Columbia 60 SVH 57 Comden 74 SVH 70 Airporr 50 SVH 55 Dreher 92 SVH 62 Eau Claire 70 SVH 50 RNE 57 SVH 55 Lower Richland 80 SVH 60 Columbia 71 SVH 60 Mike Brody sets one in over o Covolier defender Dovid Berry shoors one from rhe outside. 114 Vorsiry Baskerboll Orion Woshingron sers in for o slom Vorsiry Daskerball 115 Vikings celebrare vicrory over Richland Norrheosr Mike Drody our jumps Dreher defender James Nichols posirions himself under rhe basker Basketball Started off slow; ended up fast The Lady Vikings began rhe season wirh a depressing loss ro Lexingron by rhree points, bur this only seemed ro urge rhem on. Wins were recorded for rheir nexr 5 gomes, and Camden broke rhe winning srreok wirh o 57-37 score. The final season record was 12-10. Girls' basketball team: Ginny Ray, Laurie Whitcomb, Kim Derry. Arlene Montgomery, Sylvia Lloyd. Joanne Grimshow. Sonja Griffin. Glendo Huggins, Stephanie Wilson. Candi Lomas, Volerie Boyd. AHyson Kelly Girl's Basketball 117 Sylvia Uoyd rakes rhe advantage away from rhe opposing reom while Laurie Whircomb stands ready to rebound Gorra get rhor boll! Basketball Valuable assets Arlene Monrgomery was rhe ream's highest scorer wirh a game average of 16 poinrs. Stephanie Wilson and Valerie Boyd averaged 11 and 9, respectively. Outstand- ing rebounders were Sylvia Lloyd and Lolita Lyles. Lexingron Irmo Airport Brooklond-Coyce Lexingron Irmo Comden Brooklond Cayce Dreher Eou Cloire Richlond Northeast Lower Richlond Columbia Comden Airport Dreher Eou Cloire Richlond Norrheosr Lower Richlond Columbia 60 57 SVH 44-57 SVH 4157 SVH 3942 SVH 3763 SVH 37 51 SVH 5737 SVH 52 41 SVH 59 58 SVH 4244 SVH 49-40 SVH 61-64 SVH 5563 SVH 6155 SVH 4061 SVH 54-52 SVH 3938 SVH 54 66 SVH 5142 SVH SVH Glenda Huggins jumps for rhe boll only to find ir in rhe honds of o cava- lier Arlene Monrgomery tries for two os Stephanie Wilson ond Valerie Boyd hold their breorh. 118 Gris' Boskerball Vorsiry Gris' Daskerbdl 119 JV Basketball What it's all about . . . Being on rhe Junior Vorsiry boskerboll ream means prac- ticing rhe skills of dribbling, screening, rebounding, and scor- ing for rhree hours doily. These long hours helped Mike DeBerry become rhe highest scorer ond Billy Morvin rhe most valuable rebounder. Perhaps rhe mosr satisfying vicrory of rhe season was over Lower Richland. The ream's season ended wirh o 9-9 record. James Lyles rakes a long shot agoinsr Lex- ingron Kneeling: Jomes Lyles, Reggie Eglesron, Eornesr Erving, Todd Fuller Standing: Roberr Murray, Craig Eisenhower, Leo Perreoulr, Doug Gurhrie, Mike DeDerry, Dilly Marvin, Delano Windham, Todd Simmons, Coach Poole 120 JV Ooskerball JV Basketball . . . dribbling, screening, and rebounding Lexington 07 33 SVH Irmo 32 34 SVH Airporr 58 46 SVH DrooklandCoyce 36 27 SVH Lexington 42 44 SVH Irmo 26 28 SVH Camden 45 49 SVH DrooklandCoyce 23 32 SVH Dreher 65 35 SVH Eou Ooire 48 43 SVH RNE 28 26 SVH Lower Richland 35 37 SVH Columbio High 36 34 SVH Camden 33 36 SVH Airporr 23 29 SVH Dreher 50 40 SVH Eou Cloire 43 42 SVH RME 34 37 SVH A slam dunk? The inreresr of the reom shows on rheir faces, os Cooch Poole lectures on techniques. 122 JV Ooskerboll Coughr in rhe opponents huddle, Jomes Lyles rries ro find o way our. Mike DeBerry goes for rwo during procrice os rhe ream worches Oh, my aching legs! INC VALLEY VININCS 1971 TE A AAA FOOTBALL CHAflPiOWS JV Boskerboll 123 Cheerleoders Varsity cheerleaders got it together! The Varsiry cheerleaders have worked harder rhan ever rhis year raising school spirir in rhe Valley. Selecred in May 1980, rhe girls pracriced all summer twice a week. While attending a summer camp at Winrhrop College, rhe cheerleaders won rhe Randi O'Neill trophy of Excellence, third place over oil in rhe Grand Championship Competition, and many ribbons. Making refreshments for rhe football ream, pointing run- through signs, raising money for Multiple Sderosis, and selling booster badges are all routine projects for rhe squad. Hard work and dedication proved to be successful for rhe cheerleoders because rhe spirir in rhe Valley never sounded louder! Co-coptains Meliso Huey and Martha Easterling String on an army rank in Shoney's parking tot are some cheer- leaders from all three squads who helped Woody Windham from WNOK-FM fight his war agoinsr cancer by raising over rhirreen hundred dollors. Pam Moore shows her spirit while rhe squad comperes at Colum- bo Mall for third place in rhe M S. Dottle of rhe Cheerleoders. Marrha Easterling, Shelley Husband, Lisa Tuire, and Pom Moore discuss new fund raising projects at an afternoon procrice 124 Varsity Cheerleaders ocrion Vikings ocrion! Pep rollies ore so much fun1 Afrer finishing o skir. Gndy Waldrop, Margaret Slonoker. Pom Moore, Holly Poszik, ond Fran Dollin exir off sroge. xters 125 Front row: Pom Moore, Brenda Hill, Meliso Huey. Morrho Eosrerling, Ulondra Ford. Glenda Green Bock row: Holly Poszik, Morgorer Slonoker. Fron Dollin, Cindy Woldrop, Liso Tuire, Shelley Husband Cheerleaders R-O-W-D-l-E! JV Cheerleaders. Dee Tony, Towono Caldwell, Terrie Wesr. Laurie Mytander, Jen Clark. Emily Denron. Pam Caurhen, Collie Almond. Lrso Leigh, Sonja Griffin. Sracy Millner, Denese Ponds 126 JV Cheerleaders B-squod cheerleoders. Gina Thornron. Kim Wicker. Macon Easrerlmg, Condi Lomas, Bregir Felix, Connie Jenkins, Ann Quarrlebaum, Lalane Lezaro, Sarah Puffenbarger, Marrho Durham B squad Cheerleoders 127 Varsity Soccer Best season ever! The Vorsiry soccer ream hod irs besr season! On November 25, rhe Vikings opened rhe yeor wirh o 4-2 win over Richland Norrheasr and continued ro win rheir nexr fifreen games. On January 24, Spring Valley was upser by rhe Dreher Blue Devils 1-0. Vikings won rheir remaining rwo games and went ro rhe play-offs wirh an excellent 18-1 record. In rheir posr season play, rhe Vikings bear Summerville 4-2, bur in rhe semi-finals, Spring Valley fell ro Sumrer 3-1. Senior Steve Frierson moneuvers oround o Dreher ployer Insop Choe is heod ro heod wirh o Summerville defender during a posr season gome RNE 2 SVH 4 Lower Richland 0 SVH 2 A C Floro 0 SVH 1 Camden 1 SVH 3 Eau Cloire 0 SVH 4 C A Johnson 0 SVH 2 Columbo 1 SVH 3 Lexingron 0 SVH 3 Keenan 0 SVH 2 Dreher 0 SVH 2 Lower Richland 1 SVH 3 Keenon 1 SVH 4 Eou Cloire 0 SVH 4 RNE 0 SVH 2 A C. Floro 1 SVH 5 Comden 0 SVH 3 Dreher 1 SVH 0 C A Johnson 0 SVH 2 Columbo 0 SVH 4 Summerville 2 SVH 4 Sumrer 3 SVH 1 128 Vorsjry Soccer Alvin Jones displays his quick moves Seared: James Fincher, Scorr Langford, Paul Decker, Scorr Goerz, Drerr Folse, Joe Hopke, George Lorr Kneeling: Sreve Frierson, Alvin Jones, Cam Rinker. Insop Chae, Joel Dundrick. Mark Isaak, Curris Sharp. Standing: Mark Mercadal, Eric Wesr, Sam Yum, Chuck McDonald, Marvin Morgan, David Crocker, Mark Perreoulr. Coach John Doulwore Senior Mark Isaak outplays a Dreher player as goalie Scorr Goerz keeps a close eye on rhe ocrion Mark Mercadal barries with a Blue Devil for rhe ball Vorsiry Soccer 129 JV Soccer 1 7 1 Kicking up The Junior Vorsiry soccer reom hod o very suc- cessful season After o 4-0 win over RNE , Spring Volley fell in irs second gome when rhey losr ro A C Flora 0-2. The reom, coached by James Hendrick, quickly gor bock on irs feer and won irs next seven outings. On January 20, rhe Vikings again faced rhe rough A C. Floro reom Spring Volley held off o losr minure roily by Floro and serried wirh o 1-1 rie. In rheir final gome, rhe Vikings speared rhe Dreher Blue Devils ro end rhe season wirh on 11-1-1 record. a storm Richland Norrheosr A C Flora Airporr Columbia Lexington Keenon Dreher Brookland-Cayce Brookland-Cayce A C Flora Dreher Lewis Goldbourne. the reom's high scorer, kicks rhe ball toward the goal Bill Louder uses Ns head ro defend rhe Spring Volley goal from , o Dreher orrock V 130 JV Soccer FuDbock John May orremprs o poss in o morch ogoinsr Dreher Chorles Gedney dodges rhe foor of Dreher s Dobby Newsome Front: Joel Dundrick Kneeling: Pool Decker. Scorr Longford. Joe Hopke. Chorles Gedney. Roberro Molinory. John Rives Sronding: Lewis Goldbourne. Coach James Hendrick, Dill Louder, Mark Gonda, Allen Sizemore Nor pictured Drion Clapp, James Fincher JV Soccer 101 A season to be proud of Afrer many weete of vigorous rroining, rhe Viking wrestlers opened rhe season wirh o loss ro rhe skilled Airporr Eogles, bur rhe season soon picked up. Led by junior Orion Dunphy, rhe Vikings won eighr consecutive marches, including o win over Brook lond-Cayce, which was one of rheir roughest oppo nenrs. The eighr march winning streak was broken on February 3 by o rop comperiror in rhe region, Com den In rheir remaining two marches, rhe Vikings beor R N.E. bur losr o march ro Irmo Spring Volley ended irs season wirh o proud 9-3 record Airporr 5211 SVH Lexingron 866 SVH C.A Johnson 18 50 SVH Dreher 12 72 SVH Richland Norrheosr 1257 SVH Keenan 18 52 SVH Chopin 2152 SVH Lower Richland 12-36 SVH Brooklond Coyce 19-30 SVH Camden 33 27 SVH Richland Northeast 10 54 SVH Irmo 4624 SVH Seared: Mike Gabriel, Gerald Goobold. Kevin White, Wayne Wicker, Jim Walker, Russ Price, Rodger Reynolds Kneeling: Mike Coward. Orion Dunphy. Keith Goines, Woyne StocWeorher, Darry Hornson, Scott Dorron, Kenny Goines Standing: Coach Jim Donneville, Frank Doskocil. Derrick Owens, Todd Nord. Stacey Smith, Jamie Carlen. Steve Cross, Trocey Gibbs 102 Wrestling Prinapol W Den Nesbir proudly accepts rhe first wrestling trophy ever to be won by o Spring Volley ream Wrestling 133 Wrestling Wanna Under rhe direction of Coach Jim Bonneville, the wres- tling ream had o successful seoson. Three seniors, Keirh Goins, Kenny Goins, ond Barry Harrison will leave rhe ream ofrer this seoson, and rhey will be hard ro replace. The 1982 ream will be almost rorolly comprised of seniors and rhar will odd imporronce ro rhe recruiting aspect. Spring Volley's Dorry Horrison purs whor he colls The Iron Wall” on his opponent. 'rassle? A Viking wresrler orremprs ro pin o Drooklond-Cayce Deorcor 134 Wrestling Junior Brian Dunphy arremprs o move on o Norrheosr wresrler Keirh Goins rries ro roll his opponenr over. Cedric Cornelius purs o Half Nelson on his Brooklond-Coyce opponenr. A hushed Willioms-Drice Srodium ... rop hors and rears ... a bouquer of red roses shimmering wirh fresh rain . .. rhe coughr brearh of o srodium wairing for rhe foorball ro be lifted from o pile of bodies ... school pride! Wirhour rhor Somerhing Special our knowledge and courage rarrle empry in a body designed for berrer rhings. Is rhere nor more ro life rhan scoring rhor winning poinr? The besr people, rhe besr schools have Hearr They feel rhey are rhe besr even when rhe score says nor. They rally when all is losr. They celebrare rhe efforr. They live, nor merely survive! 'Varmrh and feeling make all rhe difference on rhis yellow brick road. Heorr Divider 107 i-i I Tony Setowoy corries for yordoge ogoinsr Richland y 1| || fj y | | rS _r Norrheosr, bur ro no ovoil The ouorrer ended score- Wirh rhe Fabulous 50’s as irs rheme, Sporrsarama '80 Kicked off rhe year as rhe firsr major evenr on rhe calendar. Coupled wirh rhe rerurn ro school, our enrhusiasm for rhe srorr of foorboll season gave Sporrsarama added momen- rum. Spirir rallies and school comperirions dominared rhe week before Sporrsarama. Ar a 'prep' roily fashion show wirh disk jockey Woody Windham, Caroline Sullivan represenred us as Sporrsarama Queen. The climax came in a foorboll game pirring area high schools agoinsr each orher for a quarrer each. Our Vikings squared off agoinsr arch rivals, rhe Cavaliers of Richland Norrheosr. Borh reams srruggled rhrough a defensive quar- rer wirh neirher permirring a score. Sophomores encourage rheir Vikings! 130 Sporrsoromo John Treodwoy ond Coroline Sullivan rake rhe rradi rionol bow during holfhme. Srocy Millner ond Pom Courhen lead rhe cheering group of Trocy Huggins, Daphne Dyrd, ond Jon Thompson Sporrsoramo 139 Morrho recaves o congrorulorory hug from Principol Den Nesbir Homecoming Queen Morrho Eosrerl- ing ond escorr Leo Perreoulr solure rhe crowd wirh rheir smiles Homecoming Court. Second runner up, Koren Pryor, Morrin Leirner, queen, Morrho Eosrerling, Leo Perreoulr, firsr runner-up, Angelo McAllisrer, ond Dichord Knighr 140 Homecoming A Touch of Class Second runner-up Koren Pryor and her escort 1979 Homecoming Queen Loroine Geiger crowns her successor, Mortho Easreriing Mortin Leirner shore o funny moment Homecoming 141 Homecoming week rhe rheme of A Touch of Class” wos carried our doily Monday wos Dress Up” Doy and srudenrs come dressed in rheir clossiesr clorhes. Mr, Irre- sisroble, Willie Marvin, looked his finesr. Tuesday, “Twenries Day”, wos highlighred by o rocking Chorlesron conresr in rhe Lirrle Theorer, Nifry Neckwear” Doy, Wednesday, al- lowed ries of oil sons ro show up and o barber- shop quorrer conresr ro enrerroin or lunch. First runner up Angelo McAlister wos escorted by Richard Knight Joy Frozier ond sponsor Don Hoighr Pam Gibbes ond sponsor Russell Owens Angelo Hurrer, Aimee Schulmon, Joel Aoron ond Com Ranker yell for rhe junior doss during rhe parade The junior floor, The Tironic'', won firsr place Donna Good ond sponsor Edward Dlockwell 142 Homecoming Demerris Davis ond sponsor Vicror Jones Sharon Bookard ond sponsor Barry Horrisoa Lisa Dabney ond sponsor Bill Kenr An arena of winners Donna Griffin and sponsor Darrell Toylor Homecoming Queen Morrho Eosrerling and sponsor Mark Isaak Glenda Green and sponsor Jerry Boyd Meliso Huey ond sponsor Kirk Inrermill Teresa Jones and sponsor Tony Sellowoy Crysrol Kimpson ond sponsor Leon Wilson Homeconning Thursday broughr on action packed 24-hour day. The arena was filled with green ond gold Vikings cheering competitions to vic- tory ond yelling chants to the rafters. Winners of doily competitions were announced Freshmen Lisa Doney ond Dorr Dortlerr won the Charleston contest. Viking Singers ond Senior House quarters each demonstrated the skills which broughr each of them first place prizes. The climax come when senior players and homecoming contes- tants were announced. Homecoming 143 A classy evening Chairmen Mike DeDerry and Lisa Donnisrer address it homecoming assembly Karen Pryor ond sponsor Donnie Duck Julie Schorz and sponsor Dovid Carr Caroline Sullivan ond sponsor Greg Prewiri Jon Thompson ond sponsor Sreve Zobel Cindy Waldrop ond sponsor James Nichol Thursday afternoon ond evening rhe exciremenr died down a bir when rain sprinkled rhe porode and rhreorened rhe gome. However, Vi- king spirit is hard ro die! The junior floor won firsr place in rhe doss floors ond freshmen finished second. Lorin Club won firsr in rhe club division. An enrhusiosric spirir roi- ly followed As rhe rain lifred, lorer, rhe conres- ronrs sloshed rheir way onro o mud- dy field or holfrime. Morrho Eosrerl- ing beamed os her rirle of Home- coming Queen was announced. Firsr runnerup was Angelo McAlisrer; Ka- ren Pryor was second runnerup To rop off rhe fesriviries, rhe Blue Devils were beoren 8-16 Needless ro soy, everyone was ready for rhe donee ofrerwords wirh deejoy Woody Windham. 144 Homecoming Angelo McAlisrer ond sponsor Dovid Holler Jody McCoy ond sponsor Jacob Woleri Jerilyn Ouring ond sponsor Anrhony Mullins so McCoy ond sponsor Sreve Warren Korhy Nerrles ond sponsor Tommy Dovonr Jon Piarr ond sponsor Dovid Crod-ser • Dione Loverr ond sponsor Dbine Kime Homecoming sponsors. David Crocker, Donnie Duck, David Corr, Greg Prew rr, and Sreve Zobel opploud rhe conresronrs in on assembly Homecoming 145 Miss Congeniality, senior Veneshio McCroy, prepares ro sing for her Toro Deol performs Toro's Theme during rhe ralenr ralenr comperirion 146 Miss Spring Volley Spring Valley's loveliest ladies Sponsoring rhe Miss Spring Volley pogeonr was rhe Notional Foren- sic League's main fund raiser Publicizing, selling tickers, and working back stage were rhe activities that kept rhe NFL members extreme- ly busy. Co-ordinating rhe pageanr were Susan Alexander and Sum- mer Clawson Directing and organizing rhe pageanr rook many hours of planning and hard work! These ore rhe Miss Spring Volley contestants Front row: Veneshio McCray, Mory Sourherlond, Alisha Mishoe. Vanesso Taylor, Berh Drummond, Pam Courhen, Caroline Sullivon, Tara Deal, Kimberly Green, Lisa Dabney, and Vonda Harrell Middle row: Debbie Phillips, Noreen Kenr, Lisa Ewing, Terrie West, Sherry Pruitt, Soly Boatwright, and Mory Ann Moser. Top row: Glendo Green, Gwen Daniels, Jan Thompson, Kelly Parham, Renee Williamson, Kathy Totten, and Connie Jenkins Miss Spring Volley 147 Wish upon a star In her first year here, Miss Fresh- man faced the challenge of get- ting involved. Vanessa Taylor represented her homeroom in many projects through the year as she also pur- sued hobbies of roller skating, ten- nis, swimming, and traveling. Vanessa's reac- tion to winning was feeling scored, excited, and shocked.” Vonesso liked to keep rhe conresranrs fully enrerroined during rhe rime which they woired in rhe dressing room. Miss Toylor looks inro rhe eyes of her audience ond sings “After You . 148 Miss Spring Volley Vonesso Toylor- Miss Freshman and Miss Freshman House No one orher rhan rhe conresronrs ever realized rhor Miss Freshmon wos ocruolly quire nervous before she wenr on stage “Oh my gosh, I won! Kimberly Greene-Miss Sophomore ond Miss Lorin Qub Kim Greene expresses her musical rolenrs in her piono perfor monce of Fur Elise Kim prepares herself ro go on sroge, for primping is on oil imporronr musr. Miss Sophomore Kim Greene would nor rrode schools with anyone. She is ocrive on many areas such os Sunsrone sraff, NFL, Viking Singers, Lorin Club, SVAA Boosters, Search Club, and Z-Club. Church ocriviries ore very imporronr ro Kim ond her hobbies include boiler, rennis, ond singing She said she was shocked ro place os o semifinolisr ond rhrilled ro be selecred as Miss Sophomore. Miss Sophomore sighs wirh satisfaction os she grosps rhe tokens, o rrophy ond o flower, of her rirle. Miss Spring Volley 149 Dream the impossible dream Beaury is only skin deep did nor prove ro be rrue on Nov 19. Miss Junior, Berh Drummond, is very involved in school acriviries. Being musically inclined, Berh is o member of borh rhe Viking Bond ond rhe Viking Singers. She also plays rhe piano ond hand bells in her spare rime. Orher clubs rhar Berh is involved wirh include Narional Honor Sociery and Logos. Berh commenred on her rirle, I was shocked, bur honored, ro have received rhe rirle and represenr my school in rhis way. Miss Senior, Caroline Sullivan, also belongs ro many clubs, some of which include Srudenr Council, Anchor Club, Arr Club, Inrerdub Counal, NFL speech ream, and co-ediror of Saga Her hobbies include fox hunring, horse showing, drawing, painring, and acring. Afrer rhe pageanr, Caroline com- menred, •') was exrremely sur- prised ro have been selecred Miss Senior and I feel quire hon- ored ro represenr my school ond my class wirh rhe rirle I hope rhar when I leave Spring Valley I con feel as rhough I have given os much of myself ro rhe school os ir has given ro me. I am a proud Viking! Miss Junior appears ro have rhe poise and confidence ro win by rhe look of her worm smile Miss Drummond renders a dromoric, musical performance of “Phonronsienronz'' Berh Drummond- Miss Junior ond Miss Viking Singers Three rense young lodies owoir rhe final decisions of rhe judges. The enrire evening hos proven ro be o success 150 Miss Spring Volley Being chosen os o semi-finolisr in rhe Miss SV pogeonr wos quire on honor No one will ever forger rhe hoppy memories. Coroline Sullivon-Miss Senior ond Miss Key Oub Miss Senior discusses rhe role of rodoy's Americon housewife os she compleres rhe finol phase of comperinon in rhe pogeonr Cardine grarefully oc ceprs her rirle, Miss Senior, os she hugs Vicki Harrell The wrirer, orrisr ond performer of “Oxy ddl ond rhe Sudsy Seven” awoirs her rurn ro go on sroge os she fixes her earring Miss Spring Volley 151 The reigning queen prepores for on unforgeroble wolk olong rhe runway 152 Miss Spring Volley Wishes and dreams come true The mosr beautiful girl in rhe Valley in 1981 is Pam Caurhen An accelerared srudenr, Pam adds rhe rirle of Miss Spring Val- ley ro her lasr year's rirle of Miss Freshman. She is rhe firsr under- classman ro receive rhe rirle. Pam's reaction was rypical. 'T jusr srood rhere. I didn'r really rhink rhar I had heard correcrly. I was in shock. Hobbies like bailer, swim- ming, rennis, and rroveling add fun add dimension ro Pam's life. Pam's dassical bailer perfor- mance granred her rhe Grand Talenr rrophy. Exrracurricular memberships in Anchor Club, Explorers Club, Saga sraff, Sophomore House of Representatives, and rhe J.V. Cheerleading squad are imporranr ro Pam and really keep her busy. However, as an accelereared srudenr, she feels ir is necessary ro fully par- ticipare in srudenr life while she is here. Miss Spring Volley 150 The eleven semi-finolisrs chosen or rhe pogeonr in eluded Pom Courhen, Vondo Harrell, Coroline Sulli von, Korhy Torren, Kim Green, Terrie West. Berh Drummond, Connie Jenkins, Solly Doorwrighr, Lise Ew- ing. and Vonesso Toylor Pom received rhe Grand Tolenr oword, however, or rhe moment she seems ro be raising o shorr breols bods sroge Tears, flowers, ond smiles may be rrire descriptions of beoury pag- eonts, yet rhey symbolize rhe ele gonce ond emotions felt by every queen. Practice paid off The 1980 powder puff gome was ployed Tuesday, Nov. 25. Many girls hod procriced diligenrly for two weeks purring rheir skills rogerher for rhe one big gome The Senior-Sophomore ream would ploy againsr rhe Junior- Freshmen ream. Sophomore and Freshmen reams opened up rhe gome os Ashley Drirr scored o rouchdown for rhe Senior- Sophomore ream in rhe firsr ploy of rhe gome.Porry Treiber scored for rhe Soph- omores again when she rook rhe boll in from one yard our. As rhe second quorrer began, rhe Juniors srruggled ro ger bods inro rhe gome wirh o score, bur wirh no resulrs. Senior and Junior reams were lefr wirh no score or rhe end of rhe second quorrer. Holfrime meonr rhe onnouncemenr of Miss Powder Puff 1980 The mole conresronrs collecred money for Senior house, and rhe money rorol, along wirh rhe judges' decision, derermined rhe new queen. Senior Ricky Hunrer was crowned Miss Powder Puff. Don Hoighr ond Tim Surrorr per- formed superbly os announcers rhroughour rhe gome. In rhe rhird quorrer Freshmen ond Sophomores paired off rogerher, bur, unlike rhe firsr quorrer, no one scored. Senior ond Junior reams come our ro ploy for rhe fourrh quorrer win, ond while rhe Juniors gave ir rheir oil, ir was jusr nor good enough. When Gino Greorhouse scored rhe losr poinrs of rhe gome, rhe Senior-Sophomore ream was on rop wirh rhe score of 20 0 154 Powder Puff Eliso Genrry is one of rhe happy sophomores rhar defeored rhe fresh- men 14 0 Powder Puff 155 Srudenr Council vice-presidenr, Tereso Jones, ond presidenr, Korhy Nerrles, moke Sen. Srrom Thurmond on honorory Viking. 156 Poliricol Assemblies Junior ROTC members Johnny Cosh, Mike Goorcher, Sreve Correr, Tim Horch ond Ed Plorr presenr rhe colors for Gov. Riley. Sen Ernesr Hollings oddresses sociol studies dosses in rhe Lirrle Theorer. Gov Richord Riley speaks ro the srudenr body on rhe imporronce of on education in rodoy's world. Our honored guests Chris Conrad questions Sen Ernesr Hollings on o poinr Several political persons visired our campus rhis year. Governor Richard V Riley ond Sen. Srrom Thurmond each addressed a school-wide as- sembly while Sen. Ernesr Hollings mer wirh selecred social studies classes in rhe Little Theater. Gov. Riley spoke ro rhe srudenr body on rhe many problems con- cerning our future. He emphasized rhe imporronce of o good educo- rion. His policy is ro visir os many schools in rhe srore os he con ro judge rhe progress of educorion in Sourh Carolina. Sen. Thurmond spoke our on rhe many problems facing rhe country. He emphasized such rhings os eco- nomics, nuclear energy, federal government intervention, ond de- fense. The formor of Sen. Hollings' speech was different. After he spoke, there was o question ond answer period for rhe srudenrs. The assemblies were very impres- sive wirh rhe bond ond chorus per- forming ’'Carolina in rhe Morning” ond ''America, rhe Beautiful . Our guesrs were mode honorary Vikings before rheir departures. Political Assemblies 157 Meet me at Jimmy's Just chili, thanks. ’’Mustard and onions, please Everything except onions. (Gig- gles) “All the way!” Such are the sounds heard at Jim- my's Mart during any lunch hour, Mon- day through Friday. For centuries, it seems, a Viking could depend on Jimmy's for a good hot dog, fixed one of many ways, and priced reasonably. Other munchies can also be purchased as well as soft drinks, candy and gum. Owner Jimmy Koon purchased the land from his father and built the store himself. Supported by his wife, family and friends, the store on Two Notch Rood prospered along with our school and student body. Srudenrs are comfortable at Jimmy's and do nor abuse the premises. And for $3.50 they can purchase a tee shirr announcing, “Viking Love Jimmy's Mart Hot Dogs. Senior Brian Gillespie devours on oil the way hot dog Jimmy and his wife stood ready to sell ree shirrs 158 Jimmy's Morr Hor dogs oren'r only for kids! David DeMoya rries ro decide whor ro eor for lunch from a voriery of candy bars, gum, and pororo chips. Jimmy's Morr 159 Jimmy relaxes briefly before rhe lunch hour crowd hirs. Dill Ferguson waits parienrly for his lunch Jimmy's Mart is o fovorire Viking gorhermg place The 1960 junior closs prom committee. Front row: Joy Frozier, Julie Schorz, Meliso Huey, Morrho Easterling Dock row: Korhy Nettles, Susan Mishoe, James Hendrick, Karhy Simpson, Sarah Grimshaw, Caroline Sullivan 160 Prom Performing for rhe Prom wos rhe well- known bond Sroircose Camelot ... I hove ro renr my tuxedo ronighr. Whar color did you soy your dress wos? ... Did you or- der your corsage yer? ... We hove dinner reservations or Steak ond Ale for seven o'clock ... No, Mom, you CANNOT take pictures! .. . Dod, con I borrow rhe cor April 25? ... Where in rhe !@ ? is Coldstream Counrry Club??? ... Questions like these, ond many more, were heard or home and or school os prom night neared. Coldstream Counrry Club hosred rhe 1980 Junior-Senior Prom April 25 in Irmo. The Comelor rheme revisited required dim lights, soft decora- tions, ond a seventeenth century atmosphere. The Junior Class mode all rhe arrangements for rhe prom. A condy sole covered rhe cost for rhe bond, Sroircose, for rhe counrry club, ond for rhe invira- rions. Junior House members hand addressed rhe invitations and mode oil rhe table decora- tions. Coldstream wos rhe per- fect setting for rhe prom; it hos o castle-like shape which added o very special touch ro rhe even- ing, commented Korhy Nettles, Junior Class President. Arrendance wos high for the prom Senior Mike Sandlin stores, The place wos pocked wirh people There were so many people on rhe donee floor, I don'r know how we were oble ro donee ’’ Parents get into the act Lasr summer, head librarian Laura Jadsson amend- ed a federally sponsored program in Miami, Florida, ro learn how ro ser up a parenr volunteer program. Laura Jackson and chairpersons Doxie Nerries, Dee Rinker, and Parry Tuire organized a program which asks parenr volunreers ro come into the school and help reachers wirh extremely busy work loads. How ofren do rhey come? Approximately two dozen parents work rwo hours per week one day a week. It may nor sound like much, bur every lirrle bir helps. Faculry members enjoy working wirh the parenrs and appreciare rhe help rhey receive. Some parenrs are on call. These individuals have righr schedules, bur rhey are more rhan willing ro contribute any exrra rime rhey hove available. Like most people on a call commirree, rhese parenrs handle special projects as rhey come up. Mrs. Doxie Nerries gor into rhe act when she was asked ro be a co-chairman. She worked for Student Acriviries direcror Sharon Duddin and for rhe English department. Alrogerher, Mrs. Nerries works abour Copying IS one of rhe many rosins that Mrs Dwighr Shelron did wh le working os five ro six hours and rhen spends rime ar home ° volun,eer calling orher parenrs. I love being involved and enjoy knowing whar goes on around rhe school. I like gerring ro know rhe faculty members and be- lieve Spring Valley is run very well, commented Mrs. Nerries. Mrs Dwighr Shelron worked for socoil studies reacher Mary Corley once a week. Helping wirh prepararion for dosses and rhe grading of papers were some of her rourine projects. Every Wednesday morning until lunch, Virginia Rose came in and assisted rhe entire English depart- ment. Running errands, preparing class marerials, and answering rhe telephone were a few odd jobs done rhar helped rhe reachers immensely. 'T like rhe job very much although ir is a very rourine job. I’m impressed wirh Spring Valley and I like rhe conracr wirh rhe very hard working reachers, said Mrs. Rose Mrs Neal worlss wirh Shoron Duddin ro smoorh rhe rough worers in Srudenr Acriviries. 162 Porenr Volunteers Co-chairman Doxie Nerrles, one of rhe mosr involved porenr volunreers, worked for Srudenr Activities and rhe English de- portment. The English deportment was blessed with many porenr volunreers like Mrs. Virginio Rose They rescued rhe teachers from many hours of boring paperwork. Mrs. Dorrie Boatwright performed rhe many little jobs that meant o lor in Srudenr Activities. Parent Volunteers 160 Mrs Louise Pose hoi is busy or work gerring ready for rhe lunch hour Paperwork is o big porr of rhe cofererio manager's work lood Wrapping chicken is a greasy Job for Louise 164 Mrs Paschal Thirty years of dedication Afrer rhirry years of dedication and service, cafererio manager Louise Paschal retires. Although she hares ro give ir up, she feels rhar ir's rime for me ro srep down and ler someone else rake over. Starring in 1951, Louise was on staff or Andrew Jadsson Elementary School. Moving ro Denr in 1952, she spenr eighteen years working up ro her current position. With the opening of our school in 1970, Louise starred rhe closely knit family known os rhe Dirty Dozen and has remained with us for her final eleven years. As years passed, Louise's working conditions improved os well as her income increased. Starring with four workers or Denr ro serve five hundred students, Spring Valley required twelve workers ro serve over rwo thousand students. New conveniences and elaborate equipment have helped us ro prepare food quickly and efficiently. Planning a well balanced meal for students is nor on easy task. Trying ro please all different ages, Louise feels that o plate lunch is better for elementary school children. However, I feel high school students prefer rhe fasr-food style of service.” One day while walking down rhe street, Louise heard a little boy say ro his mother, Hey, Mom, look! There's 'rhe cook' from school.” Louise loved rhe recognition, Normally, no one notices rhe cooks. Her years at Spring Valley have been her best Louise loves working around all rhe students. She loved working with rhe elementary ages bur feels rhar high school students are at an age where rhey appreciate more what you do for them. Although having worked under seven different principals, Louise has had good relorions wirh all of rhem. Den Nesbir remarked, She has been a pleasure ro work wirh, and we will truly miss her next year. Afrer all rhe good things you have done for us, Louise, what can we say? Your personality and charm makes working wirh you so much fun The Dirty Dozen just won't be rhe some without you. Mrs Paschal 165 Srudenrs gave up rheir lunch hour ro see rhe mony performers of rhe rolenr show One of rhe performers of rhe rolenr While ploying rhe guiror, Miriam Lufrig show, Glendo Green sings for her rolenr sings Will You Srill Love Me Tomorrow 166 Tolenr Show Bursting with talent lr was an exciring rwo days Novem- ber 13 and 14 when rhe Lirrle Theater filled wirh cheering applause os rhe au- dience acknowledged rhe performers of rhe Spring Valley Talenr Show. Twenry-five parricipanrs nervously awaired rhe ourcome. Judges consid- ered rhe range of rolenrs including sing- ing, piano ond guiror ploying, dancing, and dramatic readings. When rhe an- nouncement was made, Chris Free and Brian Rorz were chosen ro share rhe firsr place rirle while Angela McAlis- rer rook third place. Firsr place winners were each aworded rwenry-five dol- lars and Angela received ten. The Talenr Show, sponsored by rhe Music Deparrmenr, ser up oudirions ond rhen selected rhe rwenry-five parrici- panrs. Taking third ploce, Angela McAlister presented on excerpr from This Property is Condemned by Tennessee Williams One of rhe winners of the tolenr show, Chris Free, hod mony voned activities including singing ond cheering. Tolenr Show 167 To each his own Fads and fashions come and go. Fashion trends leaned toward the western tools while rhe latest fad was punk rock Our halls were filled with Urban Cowboy lovers os well os Dlondie groupies. The film Urban Cowboy sparked fashion conscious individuals into western cowboy boors, hors, and shirrs topping right fitting jeans to create o very sporty took. The western took did nor totally dominate rhe student body. Conservative dressers sported kilts, penny loafers, oxford shirrs, ond rhe ever populor blue jeans. Mirrored glosses, crew cur hairdos, ond thin ties decorated some when rhe Blues Brothers, Don Ackroyd and John Belushi, blossomed o unique style all their own. Zony zoppers that lit up appeared on faculty members os well os students. Passing a student with green hair in rhe hall was nor unusual. Punk rock songs such os Whip It” by Devoe filled rhe radio along with country songs such as Driving My Life Away by Eddie Rabbit ond Dolly Porron's Nine to Five . Rods ond roll seemed to take it easy for awhile unril Styx fired our The Best of Times. Topping rhe soul charts were I’m Ready by Kano and Fantastic Voyage by Lakeside. Perhaps rhe most often heard hit of rhe year was Another One Bites rhe Dust by Queen. Moviegoers enjoyed such films os The Block Stallion , Private Benjamin , Stir Crozy , ond on assortment of horror movies in rhe mold of Halloween”. Daring srudenrs journeyed across town to experience The Rocky Horror Picture Show first hand. One unique fad was rhe surprise birthday celebration routine of Captain Telegram The celebration consisted of much whistle blowing, yelling ond total emborrossmenr for rhe recipient. Parries ore always in fashion whether they ore Student Council drop-ins, pizzo parries, or beer blasts. All that matters is having dose friends dose by. Shelley Husband was surprised to receive a singing telegram during lunch in the com- mons In rhe mold of John Delushi ond Don Ackroyd, kip Russell ond Robbie Kent punk our in rhe parking lot 168 Fods And Fashions Morrho Eosrerling exhibirs her wesrern look” Jeons ond boors were essennol accessories I Swearers, swearers, swearers Polo. Izod, ond Aigner were o few from rhe many name broods. A good poir of boors mighr run o devored cowboy from S80 ro $150 Fods And Fashions 169 50 Rally For 50 . Afrer 444 days of copriviry, fifty Ameri- cans come home. When rhey arrived, fifty American stores rallied from coast to coast. We were all free-ar last. Hosroges 171 It's time to go For everyrhing, ir is said, rhere is o season. Unhappily, ir is rhe season of reriremenr for Jo and Horry Parone. Jo is rhe bookkeeper for rhe school and has o mounroin- ous job keeping rrock of rhe finances of 85 clubs and orgonizarions as well os rhe sporrs deporrmenr. She begins her day by opening rhe office or 6:45 o.m. ro man rhe phones ond ro coll subsrirures. Bur she doesn'r mind. I enjoy ir A lor of people soy I'm crozy, ond rhey wouldn'r hove ir. I am also sarisfied wirh rhose I work wirh. They're oil nice ro me. Obviously, her friends ore sarisfied wirh her-and her work repurarion. When Jo began or Denrsville Junior High, she hod nor applied for rhe job Every principal senr for me, soid Jo, ond asked me ro work for rhem. To some job offers Horry soid, 'No, I don’r rhink you should work'. Mr. Derrick asked for me and, when I wenr ro ihrerview one morning, he pur me ro work rhar very day. Ar home, Jo considers herself a housewife ond o collecror of mugs from around rhe world. Friends and relorives have added so many rhar rhe roral now surpasses sixry. Two fishbowls hold onorher collecrion of morchboolss. On rhe orher hand, Harry has a collecrion of plaques and rrophies covering one wall which reflecr rhe love of his life- sporrs As Arhleric Direcror of Richland School Disrricr Two, he is rorally unbiased roward rhe rwo high schools he serves. You can'r rake sides My pride is in rhe developmenr of rhe faciliries and rhe school programs. I wanr rhem borh ro be successful.” Horry recoiled rhe many srare championships ond rhe firsr girls’ baskerball ream he began ond coached for rwo years. We also gor rwo srare championships in golf and rwo in rennis. Ir means rhe enrire program is well-rounded. Mosr of all, soid Harry, I wanr our program ro be varied ond brood. Undoubredly, rhe grearesr joy in Horry's life was rhe naming of Horry Parone Sradium in his honor. Thor was super, soid Harry And ro do ir while I was olive! Ir was spearheaded mosrly by rhe kids I coached ar Denrsville. Reriremenr will allow rhis loving couple ro rravel, ro pur- sue hobbies, and ro spend rime frivolously Working rogerh- er on rhe same campus has been no problem rhrough rhe years. As Horry says, You creare your own problems. People ore so concerned abour insignificonr, immarerial rhings rhar rhey pur roo much imporrance on rhings rhor aren'r much of a facror on anyrhing. Wirh rheir reriremenr, a void will exisr which no one could fill We will miss rhem; in Jo's own words, We'll miss school a lor. They’ve all asked us nor ro leave, bur ir's rime ro go. Horry ond Jo occepr rhe honor of having rhe Disrricr Two srodium named the Horry Parone Srodium. 172 Horry And Jo Parone As is obvious by rhe wall hanging, Horry is o rrue Gamecock fan Trophies ond cerrificores of merir odorn rhe walls of rhe Porone home Afrer rhe dedicorion of rhe srodium, Horry Por one received rhis point- ing of oppredorion Horry And Jo Porone 173 Members of the Talented and Gifted Program. Sitting: Steve Airman, Caren Taylor. Glenda Barnes. Paul Kaufmonn, Dr McElveen. Solly Qoarwnghr, Mark Allen, Mr Marrin. Middle row: Bandy Bicker, Kim Greene, Brarron Fennell, Deb bie Selbwoy, Tara Deal, Mike DeBerry, Scorr Yan- cey. Elisa Gentry, Danny Hendricks Bock row: John Eskridge, Jimmy Langston, Paul Edwards, Scorr Boyd, Par Petros. Curtis Sharpe, Debbie Dole Pete Menkhaus zooms in on oil the action while making films Carrie Britton rests ofrer a long day's It is nor nice to point, Bondy ’ work Daniel Adams hondles the lights ond woirs for the oction 174 SPACE ALEBT Ready to roll Crysrol Kmnpson, John Gordiner, ond Korhy Nerrles porrid- pored in rhe Executive Inrernship Program The Gifred and Talenred Program is designed ro provide academically gifred srudenrs wirh challenges ond enrichment unavailable in rhe gen- eral curriculum. There are three ba- sic programs available for rhe sru- denrs. Freshmen participate in rhe SPACE (Srudenrs Porriciparing in and Active and Crearive Environment) pro- gram The Keyword here is environ- menr. Depending upon rhe mini- course, one might find rhese sru- denrs flying 3,000 feer above rhe earrh in a rwo-searer glider, swim- ming 25 feer under warer in scuba gear, skimming across a lake in a sailboar, or producing a complere movie. Emphasis is on rhe develop- ment of creative and critical Thinking skills, research skills, inrerpersonal re- lations skills, ond orher oreas of per- sonal developmenr skills. Tenrh, elevenrh and rwelfrh grade srudenrs may rake parr in two orher programs a humanities semi- nar which is interdisciplinary in ap- proach ond which focuses on grear ideas of human culture; a menror- ship in which srudenrs work wirh an adviser-menror ro produce a project in an area of special interest ro rhe srudenr. Only seniors may choose ro become Executive Interns which permits rhem ro leave rhe school environment and work for a semes- rer wirh an executive in business, industry, governmenr, or profession- al fields. SPACE ALERT 175 Macho men? Revolving around rhe Macho Mon rheme, rhe Mr Spring Volley Pogeonr was o complere success. The junior doss spenr much rime planning and organizing evening rehearsals, publiciry, and people. Each conresronr wos nominared and elecred by rhe Junior House of Repre- senrarives. Selecring his own special ral enr, each rried ro prove how macho he really wos. Model Dwayne Dennle rokes ir oil off during rhe fashion show Rick Scorr performs his version of The Muppet Show. Miss Piggy ond Animol were his feorured guesrs During rhe opening acr, rhe conresronrs ond emcee Tim Gardner donee ro rhe bear of Village People 176 Mr Spring Volley Uk HmM CttMtHfj ‘y Mr. Spring Volley contestonts. Front row: IXicky Hunrer Seoted: Eugene Lilliewood, Dovid Bruno, Kirk Inrermill, emcee Tim Gardner, Don Hoighr, Rick Scorr, and Todd Fuller Standing: Scorr Barron. Aylon Drown, Leo Perreoulr, Tim Surrorr, ond Russ Pnce Not pictured: Mike Coword, Joy Labrador, ond Cleveland Eoson Mr Spring Volley 177 The pick of the litter The lights dimmed. The pocked rheorer quiered. A spot- light lit the stage. Contestants were introduced and immedi- ately launched into o choreographed version of Macho Mon . Faculty members also got into the act with o fashion show. If Jamie Hendrick's plaids weren't enough, a strip- reose by Dwayne Dennie rook the coke. Greg Johnston paraded around in over-alls ond bare feet os o country bumpkin, ond Roger Hazel galloped our in cowboy boors ond o hot to stir up the crowd. Door prizes were awarded to the audience. Local busin- esses donated gifts to be oworded in a drawing. Contestants performed unusual talents os well os on- swered suggestive questions os best they could. Doth events kept the audience laughing! At lost come the onnoucemenr of Ricky Hunter os the new Mr. Spring Volley. It was on evening well worth the two dolbr admission fee! Mr. Spring Volley-Ricky Hunter. Ricky Hunrer telis o srory while ploying the drums. Dwayne Dennie, Roger Hazel, and Greg Johnston gave up their coach ing careers for o chance to breok Into high fashion The reigning Mr Spring Valley, Andy Tockert, crowns the new king The senior contestants await the final decision 178 Mr Spring Volley Mr. Senlor-Tlm Surratt. Tim Surrorr mixes his musical rolenr wirh a rouch of dromorics Mr. Freshman-Aylan Drown. Privare Eor? Aylon Drown will rake rhe case. Mr. Junlor-Scoft Dorron. Here comes Scorr Dorron. bur Mr. Sophomore-Leo Perreault. Leo Perreoulr rries ro perform o where's Mr Jones? magic ocr Mr Spring Volley 179 180 People Divider Wisdom, courage, and hearr ore inrongibles woiring ro be given o direction. They come rogerher in rhe people who ore Traveling our yellow brick rood. Our people represenr o mulrirude of inreresrs and backgrounds wirh each conrriburing his own rolenr. Some ore knowingly adding leadership, academic, and arhleric influences. Some ore unknowingly adding moral and spirirual influences. Such influences ore borh posirive and negarive. The school armosphere pleases some and angers some. Feelings change from day ro day and from season ro season, bur one focr is unchangeable. Never again in oil of rime will such people be rogerher in jusr such o way os we are now. Never will Vikings be so special os rhese people journeying rogerher on our yel- low brid-s rood. The people are the Someone spedol. Governor Richard W Riley rhonks Morionne Holland for the beautiful choral music which ac- companied his assembly Srudenr Council president Kathy Nettles (cen- ter) later named Riley on honorary Viking. How many copies? Teacher of rhe Year Kathy Simpson is interrupted in rhe middle of her hecric schedule. People Divider 181 Angela McAlisrer, Senior Class Presidenr 182 Seniors Senior HouseLiso Bellino, sponsor, Mrs Doiley, A dele Rudolph, Dione Loverr, Hilary Rusr, Glendo Green, Gina Greor house, Solly Smirh, Vondo Horrell, Julie Schorz, Elizoberh Boarwrighr, Goil Schorz, Soroh Grimshow, Lisa Bannisrer, Avo Jefferson, Crysrol Kimpson. Kenny Trodgen, Robin Coy wood, Rodney Horne, Korhy Nerrles, Don Hoighr, Joy Frozier, Dovid Bruno, Wendell Love. Joy Frozier, Senior Closs Vice Presidenr Liso Bonnisrer ond Soroh Grimshow, Senior Class Treasurer ond Secrerory ftchord Abell Gigi Adorns Mike Allen Zeberdee Allen Ken Alrizer Philip Anderson Sam Yum And Timmy Peake are raking ir easy ar Jimmy's Morr A special honor The faculry of Spring Volley is responsible for elecring rhe Oursranding Seniors. Each reocher submirs a lisr which consisrs of srudenrs mosr qualified for rhis honor. Jeannerre Anderson Sandro Anderson Veron Anderson Monica Archie Mark Arrowwood James Arthur Vickie Boiley Edie Doysden Kim Dorson Tim Surrorr ond Suson Mishoe Liso DeHino Tim Dennerr Sherry Deiron Angelo Desr Tyrone Deverly Ed word Block well Liz Decker 184 Seniors Gersy Boorwrighr Elizoberh Boorwright Tom Doddie Important people lr rook rwelve years ro be o senior, bur we mode ir. Ir felr grear ro be imporronr, ro be someone who was looked up ro. However, all of us were different we had differenr views; we were involved in differenr acriviries. Bur we shored one rhing in common-we were seniors! Jerry Boyd Chortes Ooyre Fran Bollin t Shoron Bookard Mike Brody Seniors 185 Bill Bowers Ctoyron Bronhom Lourie Bronhom Porrie Brosingron Leo Bromlerre Money, Money, Money While our senior year in high school is rhe besr, ir is also rhe mosr expensive. Among rhe many irems ro buy ore diploma covers, cop and gown, announce- menrs, name cords, rhank you cords,, ere. And rhe lisr goes on and on and on. Senior homecoming conresronrs and rheir sponsors porricipore m pep roily ocriviries. John Brooks Jerome Brown Jimmy Brown Kim Brenrlinger Scorr Brown 186 Seniors Marry Bryonr Donny Duck Regina Burgess David Bruno Sondy Durgess Ken Busey Korea Buys Leon Wilson and Corherine Worr Mike Former and Sreve Peebles relox in rhe sunshine. Anrhony Byrd Dophne Byrd V 4 Sreven Byrd Seniors 187 David Carr Tommy CorroH Michelle Carter Robin Coywood Lucy Christianson 188 Seniors Willie Chunn Lodino Qork Miehoel Oinron Debbie Coores They'll never be the same Bonner Elk, North Caro- lina, was in for a big sur- prise during rhe weekend of February 20. Ir wos rhe sire of rhe Senior Skiing Trip. Everyone who at- tended hod o fonrosric rime coming down rhe slopes-one way or an- other! Don Haight ond Sarah Grim- show Berh Cook Jody Cook Jomie Cork Cedric Cornelius Seniors 189 Srephonie Cornelius Terry Cor nine John Corso Keoo Courtney Lisa Crenshaw Dovid Crocker Terry Crone Cindy Daniels Gwendolyn Daniels 190 Seniors Kenny Doniels Sylvia Davis Jennifer Dees Tommy Davant ■ 11 HI fc A slave for a day The Slave Aucrion was a big success rhis year. Senior foorball players and varsiry cheer- leaders were aucrioned off ro rhe highesr bidder, wirh bids ranging from 104 ro $10.00. During rhe day, rhe slaves were pur rhrough many differ- ed rasks by rheir masrers. The slaves didn’r mind because rhe proceeds wenr ro Mulriple Scle- rosis, a very worrhy cause. Keirh Davis Roberta Davis Ricky Hunrer ond Angela McAlisrer Jill Delozier Marc Dennis Sophia Dennis Seniors 1 ?1 Mark Dorserr Suson Dillord Best of luck After twelve years of education, it is finally over for 440 Spring Valley students. Some of the seniors will fur- ther their education by at- tending a college or o techni- cal school; some might join the armed forces; others will find themselves gainfully employed immediately. We wish them the best of luck in whatever they do! Caroline Sullivan, Tony Sellaway, and Teresa Jones. Marilyn Douglas Mike Dowell Greg Dowey Mario Downing 192 Seniors Dove Elkins Trocy Ellison Lindo Ellisor Monica Embrey Seniors 193 Pom Erheredge Mike Former Michoel Favor James Ferguson Orion Reynolds is worching rhe ocriviries in rhe gym. Mosr School Sprir, David Bruno and Meliso Huey Tim Fisher Joy Frazier Chris Free Tommy Frick Sreve Frierson 194 Seniors Eddie Fulmer Scorr Fulmer Alice Goble FronWin Gainey Allen Gonrr Trendsetters The Senior Class Conquer, o new rrodirion, was held on February 19. All seniors were encouraged ro porricipore in rhis exrravaganza. The ban- quer was sponsored by rhe Senior House of Cepresenro- rives. Ricky Ricker ploys his solo during halfrime. Suzerte Garcia John Gardner Frank Gormon Seniors 195 Todd Gores Donna Good Roberr George Burr Gdcumb Drain Gillespie Looking good Guys hove become dorhes consdous, ond blue jeans, though srill populor, ore nor the only rhing rhey wear. Nor every guy nowadays wears his dorhes os if rhey were thrown on by a pitch- fork. Ir is more fashionable ro look good ond give off rhor type of manly ouro ro those around you. The looks scene does nor just belong ro only women. Kennerh Goins Tonyo Goldbourne Jomes Gondo 196 Seniors Rene Gray Pansy Gray Sylvia Grafton Teresa Lawler and Kim Monk sing the fight song at rhe RNE pep rally Noreen Kenr shows her spirit by singing rhe alma mater. Patricio Green Shirley Green Karen Greene Connie Green Gendo Green Sarah Grimshaw Seniors 197 Elizabeth Gross Don Hoighr No than Hale Wayne GuUedge Den Gurgonious Karhrine Hoggord Donna Hoigler Jomes Nichols, Korhy Nerrtes Clarence Hammonds Melisa Harmon Vondo Harrell Jennifer Harris 198 Seniors Heidi Harrvigsen Sidney Horon Zenobio Heorh Accessories for sole The Senior House of Representatives sold Spring Vol- ley hors and scarves os rheir major fund raising project for the year. Each senior was required to sell at least two sets. Morrin Leirner is enjoying his lunch. Jeff Heilermon Cord Helm Chuck Horchell James Henderson Seniors 199 Tony Henson Trido Herndon Teresa Hicks Kevin Hilron Sreve Peebles, Todd Davis, Morry Bryonr, ond Den Gurgonious roke o minure ro hove rheir piaure snapped or rhe homecoming gome. Roy Hooker Connie Holbrook Deverly Hooper Darlene Holmes Greg Hopkins David Holler 200 Seniors Rodney Horne Glendo Huggins Ricky Huggins Walker Horne Sonyo Hornsby Lynn Hudson Not on end; rather, a beginning Becoming a senior sounds fi- nalizing; rhe end sounds drosric, and rhe focr rhar ir is our lasr year sounds like a dead end. We may have come ro an end, bur ir is only rhe end of our firsr srage. We have an en- tire life ahead of us! Liso Oellino, David Louder, Deidre McDon- ogh Ricky Hunter Lori Hurro Undo Hyorr Seniors 201 Rurh Hyorr More than just a title Superlatives are chosen each year by rhe Senior Class. Seniors decide on which person deserves a certain rirle such as Besr Dressed, Mosr School Spirit, Besr Looking, ere. This is o spe- cial honor ro rhose students be- cause their fellow classmates chose them os their representa- tives. Noreen Inlow Kirk Inrermill Sid Horton, Vondo Harrell, Chris Free Doreen Jomerson Lorry Jomes Vondo Jacobs Avo Jefferson 202 Seniors i Karen Jones Heidi Horrvigsen, Robin Coy wood, Loune Jordon and Solly Smirh rake o break during rher busy schedules. Neol Jones Scorr Jones Teresa Jones Vic Jones Lourie Jordon Seniors 203 Lori Keirh Alrheo Kelly John Keon Privileges Having our own lunch line, early dismissal, no final exams and orher privileges given only ro us is parr of rhe fun we look forward ro as a senior. Tricio Herndon, Wendell Love, Soroh Gnmsohw ond Derh Morris ore enjoying rheir ride on rhe senior floor Crysrol Kimpson Chris Knierim Richord Knighr Noreen Kenr Blaine Kime Alan Krensavage 204 Seniors Lori Lawrence Jerry Boyd, Arlene Montgomery, Kirk Inrermill (Joy Frazier, nor pictured). Pom Lee Terry Lee Den LeFebvre Martin Leirner 205 Seniors Cormen Lewis Diane Loverr Miriam Lufrig Monlyn Lyles KarNeen Lynch Skip Long Jan Thompson pauses a momenr ro smile for rhe camera. David Qruno and Jomes Nichols lough or o funny joke. David Malloy 206 Seniors Goil Martin Morsholl Morrin Ricky Morrin Willie Morvin Many types Where do oil rhe seniors go on weekends? Many srudenrs are found or rhe Diamond Disco; others con be seen or parries given by rheir fellow dossmares; some ore working hard or rheir many different jobs; srill, others ore dedicated sru- denrs who sroy or home and srudy or occasionally worch TV. All in oil, rhe sen- iors are a very diversified group of people. Mark Isook struggles ro rie his shoes Darlene Morhley Korhleen Moyer Angelo McAlisrer Veneshio McCray Jomes McCurcheon Joe McDoniel Seniors 207 Detdre McDooogh Jeon McDonokj Pom McElvin We made it Seniors! Thor magic word begins shines ro faces everywhere. Whar glory ro hove sruck ir our ro have joined rhe ranks of rhose who hove mode ir ! Robbie McMahon Greg McKie Mark Mercodol Druce Michalski Jeff Miller Susan Mishoe Morgorer AAirchell 208 Seniors Danny Moore Mork book, Morrho Easrerling Kim Morley Anrhony Mullins Doris Nares Sreve Neal Desr All Around Eddie Moreland Michelle Moses Seniors 209 Tony Nelson Ty Norris KorNeen Nerrles Mel Newman Henry O'Doyle A physics resr is complicored for Myrrice Colemon ond Tony Sella way Minro McDoniel-o face in rhe crowd. Sreve O'Keefe Eliso Oree Nancy Orndorff Wade Osburn 210 Seniors What a game! John Jeffers shows his enthusiasm or o pep rally. The annual Powderpuff game was November 25. The male cheerleaders and rhe senior males who ran for Powderpuff Queen enrerroined rhe crowd immensely. The cheerleaders revealed rheir masculine physiques along wirh rheir spirit; sen- ior queen contestants never looked lovelier as they paraded at halftime. The lucky winner was Ricky Hunter. Kelley Parham Melissa Porker Donnerre Parrish John Poulin Gwendolyn Peoke Poulo Peoke Seniors 211 Timmy Peake Kevin Phillips Donna Peorce A new horizon On May 29, 1981, many rears of joy, exciremenr, and relief will be shed os we rise and sing our alma morer for rhe losr rime os srudenrs. Graduarion day will be o day of memories which we will cherish forever. Morgarer Slonaker helps Don Hoighr blow up his balloons. Velver Peoy Sreven Peebles Jonice Ptorr Rene Polk Aioson Porrh Greg Prewirr 212 Seniors Sherry Prichord Koren Pryor Mike Quinn Drion Reynolds Dovid Reynolds Jon Thompson represenred rhe Senior House in rhe Miss SV Pogeonr. Ricky Ricker Porricio Roberrs Ricky Roberrs Richard Richordson Koy Roberrson Seniors 213 Drion Rorz Eric looney Randy Rowe Mory Alice Rose Preparing for new experiences The raising of rhe SAT and rhe complerion of college opplicorions were jusr o few of rhe many roslss in which rhe majoriry of seniors porrici- pared. Once rhese hod been complered, ir seemed os if rhe hard parr was over, leaving new experiences for us ro explore. Ginny Rosborough Morionne Roghenberger Jerry Boyd poses for o picrure. Adele Rudolph Hilary Rusr Jodi Ryol Bill Solrer 214 Seniors Anrhony Samuel Rocky Samuel John Sanders Lorerro Sanders Edwin Sanrona Sreve Sawyer Gail Scharz Julie Schorz Seniors 215 Tony Sellowoy Jomes Nichols shows his srrengrh during frock procrice. Seniors sing rhe olmo morer or rhe end of o pep roily 216 Seniors Konnie Smirh Mike Smirh Solly Smirh Sreve Smirh Cheers for Mrs. Dailey The Senior House sponsor rhis year wos Mrs. Sherry Bailey She was responsible for organizing rhe senior ski trip and srorring rhe Senior Bonquer. Mrs. Bailey encouraged rhe seniors ro porricipore in school ocriviries. Seniors 217 Dubie Spell Frank Sraszak Trelio Sraren Moris Sreele livi Sreworr Scon Sumner Tim Surrorr Uso Suber Coroline Sullivan Lyndo Sullivan Decisions, decisions Wilson Vocorionol School is o good beginning for job plocemenr. The school offers srudenrs certain courses such os machinery, office occupa- tions, ouro mechanics and engineering. These courses ore two year programs. After graduation, seniors ore then placed in jobs through- out the community accord- ingly. Marshall Martin is pleosed wirh his award Vicky Suszynski Jean Tarbrake Bobby Taylor Mike Taylor 218 Seniors Troy Todd Seniors 219 Adorn Tirus MircheU Tirus Kenny Trogden Toshio Tsuboi Dovid Turkafy Ion Turner Prom Night The Junior-Senior Prom wos on exciting evenr for rhe seniors, especiolly since rhe admission was free. It was o day of getting dressed up, going our to ear, and then going to rhe prom. The night was full of laughter and excitement. It wos on evenr that will nor be soon forgotten. David Vannorr Sylvia Vare Jacob Woleri Melvin Wallace Bryon Walron Tommy Ulmer Loine Viavodo Cindy Woldrop Charles Warren 220 Seniors Sreve Warren jeff Watkins Catherine Wort Betsy Worrs Lorroine Warts James Wedding Martha Easterling ond Leo Perroulr stand in the spotlight or the homecoming gome. Blair Wells Debbie West Sherry Vheor Debra Whire Margie Willioms Sronley Williams Seniors 221 Renee Williamson Dill Worrhingron Pandora Wright Sam Yum Leon Wilson A reluctant ending We wished ond prayed for graduarion- and ir finally came. We should hove been joyous, eager, even jubilanr! Then why did our eyes linger foinrly over rhe landscape? Kennerh Woods Where is Jodi Ryoll going? Rodney Zissert Sreve Zobel 222 Seniors A Abell, Richard-Bus Driver 1011, VICA 11-12. Adorns, Gigi. Allen, Michoel-Quill ond Scroll 11, Newspaper 911, Srudenr Council 10 12, Space 9 10, Junior Marshall; Governor's School Alrernore 10, Palmerro Doys' Srare 11, Sophomore Class Vice-President, Beta Club 9, Norional Honor Sociery 9, Treosurer 9 Allen, Zeberdee. Altizer, Ken-Foorboll 10; VICA 11- 12, German Club 9 Spanish Club 11; Bus Driver 12 Anderson, Jeannette. Anderson, Phillip. Anderson, Sandra-FBLA 12 Anderson, Veron. Archie, Monico-Seorch Club 1112, FBLA 12. Fashion Club 12: Chess Club 12; Backgammon Club 12. Arrowood, Mark-Explorers Club 12. Arthur, James. B Bailey, Vickie. Bannister, Lisa-French Club 1112, Rep , Junior House Rep , Senior House Rep ; Omega Sociery 1112, Board of Directors 12; Interact 1012; Cheerleader 10, National Honor Sociery 11-12, Treasurer 12; Junior Academy of Science 12; P C Fellowship Award; Junior Marshall 11; Governors' School. Belton, Sherry. Bennett, Tim. Bermudez, Cristina. Berry, David. Best, Angela-Baskerball 10, FBLA 12. Beverly, Tyrone. Blackwell, Edward. Boatwright, Elizabeth-Dromo Club 9; Beta Club 9, Newspaper 10, Literary Magazine 10; Anchor Club 10-12, Vice-President 12, National Honor Sociery 11-12, Omega Sociery 12, Senior House Rep , Who's Who Among American HS Students; Junior Marshall 11. Boatwright, Betsy. Boddie, Tommy. Bollin, Fran-French Club 9-12, Z Club 11; Cross Country 12; Cheerleader 12, Domestic Exchange SVAA 11; Volleyball 11-12; Basketball 11-12; Softball 11-12; Racquerball Club 12; Srudenr Council 12; Senior Class Treasurer, National Honor Sociery 12. Barber, Anthony. Boss, Ardis. Batson, Kimberly. Baysden, Edie-Miss SV Pageant 10, Drama Club 10; Spring Volley Chorus 10; Vitong Singers 11-12 Becker, Liz. Bell, Robbie. Bellino, Lisa-Sophomore House 11. Bonaparte, Byron. Bond, Tina-Homeroom Rep 9, Powderpuff 9-10, Spanish Club 11-12. Boney, Sarah-Viking Singers 10 Powderpuff 10, Cross Country 11-12, Junior Academy of Science 11-12, Chorus 9; Srudenr Council 12, Booster Club 10; Larin Club 10-12, President 12, Logos Club 12; Trad 12 Bookard, Sharon-Viking Singers 10, Chorus 9; Photography Club 12, G.A.A 11; Backpacking Club 10, Art Tommy Cor der Council 11-12 Dromo Club 11; Boosrer Club 12, Homecoming Conresronr 1112 Dowers, Dill-Homecoming Escorr 12; Golf Team 10-12. Doyd, Jerry. Drady, Michael-Band 9-11; Doskerboll 912, Track 9. Dromlette, Liso. Dronhom, Cloyfon. Dronhom, Laurie. Brasington, Pattie-Srudenr Aide 11, FDLA 12 Brentlinger, Kim. Britton, Kevin. Brooks, John. Drown, Douglas. Drown, Jimmie. Drown, Robert. Druno, David-Space 9. Bond 9; French Club 9; Sophomore House Rep.; Viking Shield 10-12; Srudenr Council 11-12; Key Club 1112, Vice- Presidenr 11, Secretory 12; Omego Sociery 12, Norionol Honor Soaery 12; Quill and Scroll 11-12, Lirerory Magazine 11-12, Polmerro Boys' Srare 11; Junior Marshall 11 Dryant, Marty. Duck, Donnie. Duesgen, Dobby. Durgess, Regina. Durgess, Sandy. Dusey, Kenneth-Narional Honor Sociery 9, Dera Club 9, Newspaper 9; Spring Musical 10; Spanish Club 10-11; Annual Sroff 10-11; Literary Magazine 1011; Space 912, SV American History Award 11; Governor's Scholar 11; Presbyterian Scholar 11; Junior Marshall 11, Omega Sociery 11-12; Quill and Scroll 11-12, Mu Alpha Thera 11-12; Junior Academy of Science 12; Who's Who Among American HS Students 12; National Merit Semi- Finalist 12 Duys, Karen. Dyrd, Anthony. Dyrd, Daphne. Dyrne, Robert. C Cable, David. Cannon, Lizell. Canzater, Harry. Canzater, Henry. Carmichael, Karen. Carr, David. Carroll, Tami. Carter, Michelle. Caywood, Robin-French Club 9 12, Basketball 10; Z Club 11-12; Logos Club 12; Powderpuff 12, Boosrer Club 10, 12, Senior House Rep.; G A A 10 11; Sophomore House Rep.; Young Life 11-12. Christiansen, Lucy. Chunn, Willie. Clark, Greg-Spanish Club 1112; Honor Roll 10; Sophomore House Rep., Homecomg Escorr 12, Explorers Club 12. Clinton, Michael. Coates, Debbie-Bond 911, French Club 910; Crofts Club 9, Beta Club 9; Z Club 11-12, President 12; Senior House Rep., Omego Society 11-12, Viking Shield 12; Interclub Council 12; Powderpuff 12; Cross Country 12, Track 12, Junior Marshall 11 Coleman, Myrtice. Coleman, Willette. Collins, Lisa. Cook, Cynthia. Cook, Jody. Cork, Jamie-Spanish Club 9; Senior House Rep.; FBLA 12; Racquerball Club 12; Chorus 10-12 Cornelius, Michael. Cornelius, Stephanie. Cornine, Terri. Corso, John. Courtney, Kecia. Cox, Ronnie. Crenshaw, Lisa. Crocker, David-Bero Club 9; Band 10; Soccer 9-12; Baseball 11-12; Trojan Chorus 9, Football 12. Crone, Terry. D Daniels, Cindy-Anchor Club 10 12. Srudenr Council 9; Miss SV Pageant 10; Junior House Rep Daniels, Gwendolyn-Volleyball 10- 11; Red Cross 10-12; Inrerdub Council 12; Miss SV Pageant 12. Daniels. Kennedy. Davant, Tommy-Football 912; Key Club 12; Mu Alpha Theta 11-12; Explorers Club 12, Who’s Who Among American HS Students; Boy's Srare Alternate 11, Junior Marshall 11 Davis, Keith-Foorball 9-10; Wrestling 9-10; Basketball 9 Davis, Roberta. Davis, Sylvia. Davis, Todd. Dees, Jennifer-Home Economic Club 9; German Club 10, HOSA 11. DeLozier, Jill-Bond 10-12; Z Club 11, Spanish Club 11. Dennis, Marcus-Foorball 10 Dennis, Sophia. Dial, Fran-Volleyball 9, Softball 9; Basketball 9; Cheerleader 9, Cross Country 11, FBLA 12; Drama Club 12 Dillard, Susan. Dimascio, Elizabeth-lnreracr 1112, Art Council 12. Dixon, Christopher. Dorsett, Mark-SPACE 910; Larin Club 10-12; Jazz Rock Ensemble 10 12; Omego Sociery 11-12; Who's Who Among American HS Students; Spring Production 10. Douglas, Marilyn. Dowell, Michael. Dowey, Greg. Dudley, Edward. Dunphy, William. E Eaker, Jo. Eason, Cleveland. Easterly, Cameron. Easterling, Martha. Edwards, Tommy. Elkins, Davis. Ellison, Tracy. Ellisor, Linda. Embrey, Monica. Etheridge, Pamela. F Farmer, Michael. Favor, Michael. Ferguson, James F. Fisher, Stanley. Fisher, Tim-Band 9 10 Floyd, Tammy. Frazier, Joy-Student Council 912, Anchor Club 10-12; Track 9-10, Tennis 11-12; Spanish Club 11-12; Senior Class Vice President Homecoming Conresronr; Narionol Honor Sociery 1112, Powderpuff 9 12, Explorers 12; Young Life 12; Junior Marshall 11 Free, Jerald. Frick, Tommy. Frierson, Steven. Fulmer, Scotty. G Gable, Alice M. Gainey, Franklin. Gainey, Peter. Garcia, Suzefte-Logos 11-12,- Powderpuff 11: Cross-Counrry 12; Trads 12. Gardner, John-Drama Club 10 12, JV Foorball 10, SPACE ALERT 9-12, Omega Sociery 11-12; Junior Marshall 11,- Governor's School 11; Drama Club, President 12; Norional Honor Sociery 12, Mu Alpho Thera 12 Garmon, Franklin-Basketball 11 Gates, Todd-Qand 912 George, Robert-French Club 9-12; Skateboard Club 10, Mu Alpha Thera 12; Omega Sociery 12, Intramural Volleyball 12 Gidcumb, Burt. Gilliespie. Brian-Foorball 10; Homecoming Escorr 12, VICA Trees 12 Goad, Donna-Gymnosrics Club 9; Miss SV Pogeanr, 2nd Runner-up Miss Sophomore, Cheerleader 11, Z Club 1112; Boosrer Club 11-12, Junior House,- Homecoming Conresronr 11- 12; FBLA 12, Fashion Club Treasurer 12. Goatcher, Michael-AFJRO-C 10-12; Junior Marshall; Boys’ Srare Rep 11, Model Airplane Club Vice President 11; Key Club 11; Inrerclub Council 12 Gochaur, Patty-SPACE 9-10; Spanish Club 9, Drama Club 10-12; Larin Club 10; Tennis 10; Lirerary Magazine 11; NFL 12. Goins, Keith. Goins, Kenneth. Goldbourne, Tonya. Gonda, James-Larin Club 10, Jr Acodemy of Science 10, Omega Sociery 11; JV Soccer 11; Backpacking Club 11; Lirerary Magazine 1112,- Backgammon Club 12; Inrerclub Countil 11-12,- Drama Club 12. Grafton, Sylvia. Gray, Pansy-Who's Who Among American HS Students,- Red Cross Club 10, President 11; German Club 9-12; Cheerleader 11; Inrerdub Coundl 11; Boosrer Club 11; SV Players 12; Thespions 12 Gray, Rene. Greathouse, Gina-Crearive Wriring Club 9,- Band 10-11, Pep Club 10-11,- SSD Club 10-11,- Student Coundl 10-11,- Fashion Club 12. Green, Connie. Green, Glenda-Srudenr Council 9 12; Cheerleader 10-12; G A A 9, President 11,- Inrerclub Coundl 11-12; Boosrer Club, Presidenr 12; Powderpuff 11, Junior Marshall; Spanish Club 11, Miss SV Pogeanr, 2nd Runner-up Miss Junior, Conresronr 12; Homecoming Conresronr 12; Drama Club 11-12, Viking Singers 11-12, Governor's Exchange Program 11 Green, Patricia-FBLA 12,- Upward Bound Program 10-12. Green, Shirley-Honor Roll 9; FBLA 12 Greene, Karen-Honor Roll 9, Junior Marshall, FBLA, Vice Presidenr 12. Grimshaw, Sarah-Freshman House Rep , Junior House Rep; Track 9-11; Powderpuff 9-12; Anchor Club 10 12, Treasurer 11, FCA 10; Cheerleader 10, Boosrer Club 10-12; Senior Class Secretary, Srudenr Council 12; Executive Council 12; Explorers Club 12; Racquerboll Club 12; Young Life 12. Gross, Elizabeth. Gulledge, Wayne-DECA 1112 Gurganious, Ben. H Haggard, Kathrine. Haight, Dan-Foorball 9-12; Track 9 12; Baskerball 910, Srudenr Coundl 910, 12; Freshman House Rep ; Dorryl Jackson Dromo Club 9-10, Thespions 9-10, Sophomore House Rep., Sophomore Closs Treosurer, Key Club 10 12; Spanish Club 10; Mr SV Pogeonr 11; Senior House Rep Hoigler, Donno. Haile, Nathan. Hall, Debbie-Band 9-12; Logos 12 Harrell, Vonda-Cheerleoder 9, Volleyball 9; Newspaper Sroff 9; Booster Club 9, Spanish Club 10-11, Logos 10-12, President 12; Z Club 11, Bond 11-12, Notional Honor Scoeiry 11-12, Vice President 12, Miss SV Pogeonr 1112, Most Talented 11; Junior Morshall; Girls' Store Nominee 11, FCA 10-11, Society of Distinguished American HS Students IT 12, Converse College President's Leadership Award 11; Interact Club 12, Senior House Rep. Harris, Jennifer. Harrison, Barry. Harrison, Monica-Seorch Club 10 12; Spanish Club 10, Red Cross Club 11, Bus Driver 12. Harrison, Sherri. Hartness, Mark. Hartvigsen, Heidi. Hatchell, Chuck-Football 9 10 Baseball 10-12; Key Club 10. Haton, Donald. Haynes, Michael. Heath, Zenobia-Srudenr Council 9, G.A.A. 9; Interact 11, Search Club 11-12; Bond 11; Fashion Club 12; Annual Sroff 12, Photography Club 12 Hellerman, Jeff. Helm, Carol. Henderson, James. Henson, Tony Roy-AFJROTC 10 12, Bus Driver 10-12 Herndon, Patricia-Color Guard 9; STAR 9, Spanish Club 910, Sophomore House Rep , Track 10, SV Royers 10-12; Anchor Club 11-12; Senior House Rep.; Logos 12, Young Life 12 Herth, Patrick. Hicks, Teresa-Bond 9 10, Junior Marshall. French Club 11-12; Dromo Club 12, Z Club 12. Hilton, Kevin-AFJROTC 9-11, Bus Driver 11-12. Holler, David. Holmes, Darlene. Hooker, Roy-Upward Bound Program 9-12; Bond 9-12; Inrerdub Council 12, Search Club 12 Holbrook, Connie. Hooper, Beverly-FBLA 12 Hopkins, Greg. Horne, Rodney. Horne, Walker. Hornsby, Sonja. Hudson, Lynn. Huey, Melisa-Cheerleader 9-12; Freshmen House Rep , Sophomore House Rep.; Junior House Rep.; Miss SV Contestant 11, Who's Who Among American HS Students 11, Homecoming Contestant 12. Huggins, Glenda. Huggins, Ricky. Hunter, Ricky Mel-Bond 9 12, Drum Major 11-12; Student Advisory Council 9; Beta Club, Vice President 9, FCA 10, Track 10-12; Inrerdub Council 11-12; Mr. SV Contestant 11; Student Council 12; Executive Council 12; NFL Club 12; Homecoming Escort 12. Hutto, Lori. Hyatt, Linda. Hyatt, Ruth Ann-FBLA 12 I Inlow, Noreen. Intermill, Kirk. Isaak, Mark. J Jackson, Darryl-Seorch Club 1012, Red Cross Club 11-12, Track 11-12; Booster Club, Vice President 12, Foshion Club 12. Jacobs, Wanda. Jamerson, Doreen-Bond 9-12; Chess Club 9, Booster Club 10, Chorus 10, Miss SV Contestant 11; Theater 12. Jeffers, John. Jeffers, Vic. Jefferson. Ava-Senior House Rep James, Larry. Johnson, Lee. Johnson, Yvonne-Bond 911; FBLA 12. Jones, Dean-VICA 11-12 I Jones, Alvin. Jones, Cheryl. Jones, Koren. Jones, Neol-VICA 1112 Jones, Scott-Foorball 10 Jones, Teresa. Jones, Vic. Jordon, Laurie-French Club 911; Powderpuff 912, Z Club, Secretory 11 K Keon, John. Keith, Lori. Kent, Dill-Foorboll 10 12; Doskerboll 10; Track 10, Newspaper Photographer 10. Kent, Noreen-Trock 9, French Club 10, Secretory 11; Annual Staff 12; Miss SV Conresronr 12; Powderpuff 11-12; Wresrlererre 11. Kime, Dloine. Kimpson, Crystal. Knierim, Chris-Tennis 12 Knight, Richard-Band 9-12; Bus Driver 1112, Homecoming Escort 12. Krensavage, Alan-Foorball 11, Trailer Manager 12. Kroening, James. Kurts, Bill-AFJROTC 912; Viking Shield 11; Inrerclub Council 12. L Laliberte, Hillie. Latham, Jimmy. Lawler, Teresa-Chorus 910; French Club 9; Dramo Club 9-11, Art Club 9-11, Yearbook 11; Junior House Rep ; Senior House Rep.; Omega Society 12. Lawrence, Lauri. Lee, Pamela. Lee, Terry. LeFebvre, Ben-Track 912 Leitner, Martin. Lewis, Carmen-Tennis 9; Spanish Club 9-12; Drama Club 912; Backpackers Club 11; Booster Club 10, 12; Junior House Rep.; Z Club 11-12, Miss Freshman, Miss SV Pageant 10, 11, Fashion Club 12, NFL 12 Long, Skip. Louder, David-Foorball 9 10, Interact 1012; Omega Society 11, Board of Directors 12; Junior Academy of Science 12, Treasurer 11; Junior House Rep., Notional Forensics League 11-12, National Honor Society 11, President 12; Mu Alpha Thera, President 12; Furman Scholar, Presbyterian College Fellow, Literary Magazine 12, Junior Marshall; Boys' Stare Nominee; Governor's School; Inrerclub Council 12; Who's Who Among American HS Students. Love, Wendell-Senior House Rep . Key Club 12. Annual Staff 12 Lovett, Diane-Powderpuff 9-12; Band 10-11; Homecoming Contestant 12; Softball 10-12, Volleyball 9 Luftig, Miriam. Lyles, Marilyn-G A.A 10, French Club 11; Search Club 11, FBLA 12. Lynch, Kothy-Spanish Club 9-12; Booster Club 10; Junior Red Cross 11-12, Art Council 12 M Malloy, David. Marsh, Cynthia. Martin, Donna-FBLA 12 Martin, Gail. Martin, Marshall-French Club 10, Chess Club 10; Junior Marshall, National Honor Society 12, Backgammon Club 12; Mu Alpha Thera 12. Martin, Ricky. Mathely, Darlene. Mayer, Kathleen-Band 912, Interact 10-12, President 12, Girls' Stare Rep 11; Literary Magazine 11 12, Editor 11, Junior Marshall, Alert 11-12; Domestic Exchange 10; Photography Club 11; Speech and Debate 12, Inrerclub Council 12. McAlister, Angela-Bond 9 12, Powderpuff 10-12; Student Council 9, 12; Inrerclub Council 12, Executive Council 12, Senior Class President; Homecoming Contestant 2nd Runner-Up; Bus Driver 11-12; Track 11-12, Theatre 10-12 McCray, Veneshia-Viking Singers 10-12: Cheerleader 9-10, FBLA 12, Z Club 12, Band 10, Chorus 9, Miss SV Pageant 12. - - A Marshall Martin V v Derry McDonald Kim Monk McCutcheon, James-Larin Club 10; German Club 11; Track 10; Soccer 10-11 McDaniel, Richard. McDaniel, Joe. McDaniel, Sherry-Spanish Club 9; VIC A 11-12 McDonagh, Deirdre-Space 9 10; French Club 10; Lirerary Magazine 10-12, Junior Academy of Science 10 11, Inreracr 11-12; Furman Scholar; Presbyrerian Junior Fellow; Governor's Scholar; Who's Who Among American HS Srudenrs McDonald, Jean-Srudenr Council 9 Foshion Club 12 McKelvin, Pom. McKie, Greg. McMahon, Robbie-Band 9-12; Jazz Bock Ensemble 10-12. Mercadal, Mark. Meredith, Tommy. Mew, Darlene-Spanish Club 1112, Treasurer 12, Trojan Singers 9, Viking Singers 10-12; Inreracr 11-12. Michalski, Bruce. Miller, James. Miller, Jeff. Mishoe, Susan. Mitchell, Margaret. Mitchell, Nate. Mook, Nancy. Monk, Kim-Miss SV Pogeanr 10; Z Club 11-12; French Club 10-11. Montgomery, Arlene-Volleyboll 10-12; Baskerball 10-12. Moore, Danny-Drama Club 10-11, Ecology Club 10; Logos Club 12 Moreland, George E.-Daseboll 9 12; Wrestling 9. Srudenr Counal 9, Football 9; Baskerball 10; Society of Disringuished American HS Srudenrs 10, Homecoming Escort 12. Morris, Beth-Tennis Team 10-12, Srudenr Council 10; Boosrer Club 11, Anchor Club 11-12, Homecoming Contestant 11; Senior House Rep. Moses, Michelle. Motley, Kim. Mullins, Anthony. N Nates, Doris-FHA 10 Neal, Richard S. Nelson, Tony-Arr Council 11-12 Nettles, Kathleen-Junior Honor Society 9, Spanish Club 9-12; Freshman House Rep.; Sophomore House Rep ; Junior House Rep , Senior House Rep.; Sophomore Class Treasurer,- Srudenr Council Inrerdub Council 11, Vice-President 12, Notional Honor Society 11-12; Miss SV Pogeanr 11,- Who's Who Among American HS Srudenrs 11; Society of Disringuished American HS Srudenrs 11; Junior Marshall; Young Life 11-12; Srudenr Body President 12; Advisory Council Rep 12, Explorers Club 12; Homecoming Conresronr 12. Newman, Mel. Nicholas, James-Foorball 912; Baskerball 9-12,- Trods 9-12; Key Club 10-11, Notional Honor Society 1112; Boys' Stare 11; Srudenr Council 1012 Norman, Tina. Norris, Ty. O O'Boyle, Henry. O'Keefe, Steve-Ba siser ball 9, Golf Team 9-11; Srudenr Coundl 10-11; Tennis Team 10-12; Inreracr 12. Oree, Elisa. Orndorff, Nancy-Bera Club 9; Band 9-12; Spanish Club 9; Junior Honor Society 9,- Newspaper 10, Anchor Club 10-12, President 12; Junior House Rep ; Lirerary Magazine 10, 12; Mu Alpha Thera 12; National Honor Society 1112, Secretary 12; Inrerdub Council 12, Omega Sociery 12; Junior Academy of Science 12,- Governor’s School Alternate; Sociery of Disringuished American HS Students 11-12; Who's Who Among American HS Srudenrs 12, Junior Marshall. Osburn, Wade. Outen, Jacqueline. Outen, Patrondo Faye. Outen, Teresa-Sofrball 10; Chorus 10; Boosrer Club 10-12. Owens, Russell-Foorball 9-12, Track 10-12, DECA 12. P Parham, Kelley-Tennis 9, 11, Sophomore House Rep . Senior House Rep , Annual Sroff 9; French Club 9; Anchor Club 10-12, Alerr 11, Cheerleader 9, Junior Marshall Parker, Melissa. Parrish, Patricia. Patton, Rowley. Paulin, John. Peake, Bobby. Peake, Gwendolyn. Peake, Paula. Peake, Timothy. Pearce, Donna-French Club 9; Tennis Team 10 12. Peay, Velvet. Peebles. Steven-Trod- 9 Pender, Elizabeth Ann. Phillips, Kevin. Piatt, Janice-Band 9-12, DECA 11, Secretory 12, Homecoming Contestant 12. Polk, Renee-Band 9; Chorus 11, Viking Singers 12; Spanish Club 10 12 Porth, Alason. Prentice, Charlie. Prewitt, Greg-Footboll 10-12; Student Council 11-12. Prichard, Sherry-Riding Club 9, Powderpuff 9; Colorguard 1012 Pryor, Karen-Softboll 10-12, Powderpuff 1112. Homecoming Contestant 12, 2nd Runner-up. Q Quinn, Michael. R Reynolds, Brian-Trock 10-12 Reynolds, David-Soccer 10 Richardson, Richard-Track 9 Junior Academy of Sdence 10-12, Omega Society 11-12. Ricker, Ricky-Band 9-12, Sergeant 12, Jazz Rock Ensemble 11-12 Roberts, Patricia. Roberts, Ricky-Foorball 910; Key Club 11; Wrestling 11-12; Annual Sroff 12; Explorers Club 12. Robertson, Kay. Roof, Dean. Rooney, Eric. Rose, Mary Alice-STAR 9, Spanish Club 9; Interact 11-12, Junior House Rep.; Young Life 11-12. Rosborough, Jennifer G. Rothenberger, Marianne. Rotz, Brian-Bond 9-11, Jazz Rock Ensemble 10-12. Rowe, Nina. Rowe, Randy-Trods 9; Football 10, AFJROTC 10-12; Bus Driver 11-12. Rudolph, Adele-Freshman House Rep , French Club 911; Governor's Scholar 11. Girls' State Nominee 11, Drama Club 12; Explorer's Club 12, Backgammon Club 12; NFL 12, Senior House Rep Rust, Hilary-Bond 9, Spanish Club 910; Powderpuff 10-12; Booster Club 10-11, Student Council 11, Interact 11, Omega Sodery 11, Explorer's Club 12; Racquerball 12, Softball 10-12 Ryall, Jodi. S Salter, William. Samuel, Anthony. Samuel, Rocky. Sanders, John-Studenr Council 9 11, Basketball Manager 10, Football Trainer 11; VIC A 11, President 12, Bus Driver 11-12. Sanders, Loretta. Sanders, Steve-Foorball 10; Spanish Club 12. Sandlin, Mike-Baseball 10-12, Spanish Club 11, Homecoming Escort 12. Santana, Edwin. Sawyer, Steve. Schatz, Gail-Tennis 10-12; Powderpuff 10-12, Junior Marshall; Narinonal Honor Society 11-12; Anchor Club 11-12; Mu Alpha Theta 12; Omega Society 12, Who's Who Among American HS Students. Schatz, Julie-Band 9, Tennis 1—12, Track 1011; Junior House Rep ; Junior Marshall; Senior House Rep.; Powderpuff 10-12; Explorer's Club 12, Homecoming Contestant 12, Who's Who Among American HS Students Scott, Frank. Sellaway, Tony-Football 10-12; Track 10, Key Club 11, Search Club 11-12; National Honor Society 11-12, | John Sanders 4 Cheryl Smirh . -' ■ Governor's School 11; Junior Morsholl, Homecoming Escorr 12; Srudenr Council 12, Doys' Srore Nominee; Norl. Achievement Scholarship Semi-finolisr for Negro Srudenrs 12 Sellers, Eddie. Sessions. Tino-Chorus 9, Spanish Club 1011; Sociery of Distinguished American HS Srudenrs 1011 Show, Angela. Shiroh, Donny. Shires, Vicky. Simpson. Denny. Singleton, Marvin. Slanaker. Margaret-Dero Club 9; Crafrs Club 9, Sophomore House Rep , Cheerleoder 10, 12, Powderpuff 10-12; Homecoming Floor Committee 10-11, Inrerocr 10 12,- Annual Sroff 11-12; Omega Sociery 11-12; Booster Club 11; Prom Commirree 11, Inrerdub Council 12. Sloan. Denita. Smith, Cheryl-French Club 910 Smith, Cyndi-French Club 9 10, Honor Sociery 10. Smith, Kim-lnrernarionals 9; Junior Red Cross 10, Powderpuff 10; Spanish Oub 12 Smith, Konnie. Smith, Michael. Smith, Richard. Smith, Sally-Spanish Club 10-12, Art Council, President 12; Z Club 11-12; Sunsrone; Senior House Rep Smith, Steve-Cross Country 10 12, Track 10-12; VICA 11-12; Racquerball Club 12. Smyrl, Edie-Freshman House Rep ; Boosrer Club 1011, Powderpuff 10 12; Junior House Rep.; Z Club 11; FBLA 12 Snipes, Vicfor-Foorball 10-11, VICA 11-12; Bus Driver 11-12 Spell, William. Staszak, Frank. Staten, Trelia-Baskerbal! 9-10, 12. Steele, Mark. Stewart, Livi-Spanish Club 912, Annual Staff 9; Boosrer Club 11; Powderpuff 12. Stokes, Joe. Suber, Lisa-SV Players 12 Sullivan, Caroline-Srudenr Council 10- 12, Thearon 10, Soga 10-12, Co- Ediror 12; Junior Goss Secretary; Junior Marshall; Girls' Srore Rep. 11, Governor's Exchange Program 11; Quill and Scroll Sociery 11-12, Anchor Club 11-12; Miss SV Pageanr, Miss Junior, Scholastic Arrs Award 11; Arr Council 12; NFL 12; Inrerdub Coundl 12; Miss Sporrsaramo Rep.; Homecoming Conresronr 12 Sullivan, Lynda-Trojan Singers 9, Junior Morsholl; Sociery of Distinguished American HS Srudenrs 11- 12; Narional Honor Sociery 11,- Who's Who Among American HS Srudenrs 12 Sumner, Scott-DECA 12; Boosrer Club 12. Surratt, Tim-Newspaper 9 12, Editor 9, 12, Drama Club 9, Key Club 10, Junior Officer 11, Vice President 12; Quill and Scroll Sociery 11-12; TAGS 9-12; SV Players 11-12; Omega Sociery, Vice President 11, Board of Directors 12, Photography Club 11- 12; Larin Club 11-12; Sunsrone 11-12; Governor's School Alrernare 11; Thespian 12. Suszynski, Victoria. T Tarbrake, Jean-Bowling 10; SV Players 12 Taylor, Dobby-Srudenr Council 9 10; Homecoming Escorr 9-10; Annual Staff 10. Taylor, Darrell-FoorbaH 1112; Homecoming Escorr 12. Taylor, Michael. Tenet, Maureen-Annual Sroff 9-11, Co-Ediror 9; Sponish Club 9-12; Powderpuff 10, 12; Inrerocr 11-12; Baskerball Manager 11; SC Scholastic Press Assn. Midland's Pep 11-12 Thames, Steve. Thigpen, Linda. Thomas, Joey. Thompson, Jan-Cheerleader 911, Caprain 9, 10, Powderpuff 9-12, Annual Staff 9-10, Srudenr Council 10-12, French Club 10; Inrerdub Council 10; Miss SV Pageanr Conresronr 10, 12, Homecoming Conresranr 11, 12; Explorers Club 12, FBLA 12; Anchor Club 12. Thompson, John. Titus, Adorn. Tius, Mitchell. Todd, Troy. Trogdon, Ken-Annual Sraff 9; Freshman House Pep.; Sophomore House Pep.; Junior House Pep , Spanish Club IT 12, Senior House Pep.; Fashion Board 12 Tsuboi, Toshio. Turkoly, David. Turner, Ion. Turner, Teresa. Turnipseed, Odell. U Ulmer, Tommy-German Club 912, Chess Club 9, NFL 10, SV Players 10-12; Showbiz , Playroom 10; Inreracr 11-12, Viking Singers 11-12, Sunsrone Sraff 11-12, Phorography Club 11-12; Talenr Show 11; Logos 11; Inrerdub Council 11. V Vonnort, Dovid. Viavoda, Jerry. W Waite, Sylvia. Waldrop, Cindy-Srudenr Council 9; Bera Club 9, Dramo 9; Anchor Club 11-12; French Club 10-11; SVAA 12; Cheerleader 9 10, 12, Powderpuff 11-12; Homecoming Conresranr 12. Wolloce, Melvin. Woleri, Jocob-Foorboll 912, Key Club 10-12; Srudenr Coundl 910, VICA 11-12, Officer 11; Junior House Pep. Walters, Lutz. Walton, Bryan. Worren, Charlie. Warren, Steven. Wotkins. Jeffrey. Won, Cotherine-Pep Club 9, French Club 11; Z Club 12, Booster Club 12, Junior Morshall; Lirerory Magazine 12. Worts, Betsy. Watts, Lorroine-HOSA 11-12. Wedding, James. Wells. Bloir. West, Deboroh-FBLA 12; Backpacking Club 12; Spanish Club 9 Wheat, Sherry. White, Debra-Srudenr Council 9, Chorus 9 10; Sophomore House Pep ; Baskerboll 10; FBLA 12. Whitman, Steve. Williams, Margie-Chorus 9, 11, Srudenr Council 9, Cheerleader 9; Basketball 9-10; Track 10. Williamson, Renee. Wilson, Leon-Foorball 9 12; Search Club; Homecoming Sponsor. Wise, Andy-Junior Honor Society 9; Srudenr Council 9; Tennis 10; Junior Morshall; Homecoming Escorr 12; White's 17 Pep Pally Escorr 12,- Who's Who Among American HS Srudenrs 12. Woods, Kenneth-Band 911, Srudenr Council 9, Bus Driver 10-12; Senior House Pep., Homecoming Escorr 12 Worthington, Bill. Wright, Pandora. Y Yocum, Croig. Yum, Som. Z Zissett, Rodney. Zobel, Steve-Foorball 10-12, Srudenr Council 910, Homecoming Sponsor 12. Juniors lead the way Enjoying o fruitful, fosr-poced and fabulous year, rhe doss of '82 showed rhe pride and work rhar established rhem os a dominonr force of spirir and leadership during rhe '80-'81 school year. Pres -Tim Gardner; Vice Pres . Mike Whireheod Sec.-Andrea Crim, Treas.-lisa Tuire Junior House-Davtd deMoya, Eugene Lilliewood, Misry Jones, Sonya Goines, kobbie Kenr, kip kussell, kicky Haile, Andrea Crim, Mary Ann Moser, Donna Lucas, Susan Free, Pom Moore, Dill Desley, Uso Tuire, Holly Pozsik, Jodi Davis, Angelo Hurrer, Lee Ann Myers, Solly Chastain, Susan Joye, Diane Schaffer, Miek Whireheod, Sandra Dorrsch, Amy Schulmon, Tim Gardner 232 Juniors Joel Aaron Jim Abell Mike Abdollo Rolph Addison Warren Addison Dorrell Almy Regina Jacobs, Marshall Millhouse, and Wanda Jacobs have a good rime ar lunch. ■ Sreve Airman Marra Amonchomchupong Anrhony Anderson Karen Anderson Danielle Andes Kevin Archie Rich Arnold Jomes Arrowood Morion Ashmore Glenn Arkinson Meliso Dag ley Teresa Baker Undo Bohr Teresa Dahr Wanda Boiley David Ballauer Lisa Bolenrine Billy Barren- Scon Barron Sandra Borrsch Arnold Beocham Cyril Belron Crisrino Bermudez Russell Berrion luniors 230 Dill Besley Paul Beverly Chip Bigelow David Blackwell Srewarr Blair Tommie Blanchard Donnie Blending Djuna Bono porre Sheri Bony Keirh Bookard Susan Boron Jock Bowers Cynrhio Bowman Raymond Boyd Scorr Boyd Kaye Brassell Com Breeden Woody Bridges Cheramy Broach Freeman Brooch Janer Broome Cindy Mohar gers excired over her marh doss. Debra Brown Gerald Brown Lisa Brown Juniors excel in competition The Juniors ended rhe 79-'80 school yeor os rhe overall winner in doss comperirion during Spring Fling '80 by winning many of rhe evenrs during rhe week. Renee Corr Steve Carter Barboro Cathey Sally Chastain Howard Cherry Eric Grillo Brion Oapp Jerry Clark Teresa Clark Carl Climer Caroline Cockburn Lisa Coffield Cathy Coleman Chris Conrad Kristen Conrad Adam Cooper Darryl Cooper Tommie Cooper James Arrowood just goofs around. A C. Clair Mike Burroughs James Bush Poul Butler Kathy Callihom Lillie Canzorer Patsy Canzorer Michael Capper Annette Carder Juniors 235 We've got SPIRIT! Spirir was yer another area in which ro excel. During pep rallies, spirir ral- lies, and rhe annual drive for MS money, rhe juniors again came Through with resounding successes in spirir and donarions. Brorron Fennell, Cor on Taylor, ond Mods Warson pose for o picrure during rhe cold and roiny nighr of rhe homecoming parode. Gory Courses William Coword Tim Garner, junior doss president, pays careful attention ro whar is happening Andrea Crim I - Cheryl Crombie Jerry Crosby Sreve Cross Faye Crour Joe Crour Wendy Cruzan Stephen Cunningham Tommy Currer Liso Dobney Kim Doeger (folio rob) Juniors Drod Dovis Demerrios Dovis Jodi Dovis Michelle Dovis Porrido Dovis Pom Doy Sondro Doy Alvin Deguzmon Anno Delk Dovid deMoyo Tommy Dinkins Chrisry Dixon Joey Dodds Fronk Doskod Mork Dorson Rondy Doughry Cheryl Dowey Morie Downing Melody Doxie Tommy Dozier Derh Drummond Wl Dubord Orion Dunphy Kennerh Dunron AAoryAnn Moser rells her oudience obour rhe Trouble wirh kids os she performs o piece, written by Ermo Dombeck, in rhe Miss Spring Voley pogeonr lun™ ™ Juniors sponsor Mr. Spring Volley M Laurie Ellior Karen Elmer Reggie English Daniel Enoch John Eskridge Sreve Esres Dwighr Evans Erwin Evans The Junior Class was respon- Maurice Evans sible for planning and carrying Mike Fairer our rhe Mr. Spring Volley Con- Alan Former resr, which rurned our ro be o rrear. Diehard Farmer Sreve Cross porricipares in rhe PJchland-Norrheasr pep rally. Brorron Fennell Dill Ferguson James Fincher Druce Finkel Mark Fisher Sranley Fisher Greg Floyd Drerr Folse Ulandra Ford Tony Franklin David Free Susan Free ■ Jomes Frick Korhryn Frieler Mary Goiney Poul Gainey Julian Gandy Tim Gardner John Garza Dill Geiger Robert Geiger Greg Gibbs Pam Gibbs Shororme Gibbs Debra Gbson Jeff Gibson Chrisry Gilliam Scorr Goerz Marvin Gilyord Sonya Goines Gerardine Gonalez Michelle Goodbold Lisa Goodwin Rick Goodwin Shelley Gahom Russell Gahom Juniors 239 Louise Gronr Morgie Green Merry Green Dennis Greene Tonyo Greene Donnie Griffin Sreve Gnmshow Eilleen Grossmon Sheryl Grover Kyle Hoigler Ricky Hoile Jeff Hoi! Cardine Cockburn smiles for rhe camera. Fund-raisers for Junior-Senior prom The junior class was in charge of raising money for rhe '80-'81 Junior-Senior Prom which rook place during rhe spring. Their big fund-raiser was a candy sale. The juniors each sold rwo cases of M M's. Laura Hudson Stanley Hudson Chris Huggins Tim Hunrer Shelley Husband Angelo Hurrer Greg Jackson Regina Jacobs Russell Jacobs Sherman Jocobs Cheryl Jamerson Aton X James Juniors 241 Witoi Janplong Charles Jefferson Herman Johnson Ivory Johnson Tonya Johnson Michelle Kelly Todd Kelly ftoberr Kenr Par Kilgore Charles Kim Tammy Lamberr Karen Langsron Kondi Lougheod Virginia Lawhorn Pomelo LeDlond 242 Juniors Donna Lee DeLone Lewis Doris Lewis Eugene Lilliewood Curris Lilly Leonno Lingle Miriam Lin-Jusriniono Donlyn Lirchford Lynn Livingsron Sylvio Lloyd Solly Chasrain whips ir good Borbi Lomos Paul Lomos Jennifer Loomis Borry Love Miriam Loverr Donna Lucas Elizaberh Lucas Todd Lucas Brad Luce Scorr Luyerr Jerome Lyles Sophia Lyles Tim Lyles Bonnie Mock Darryl Maples Jamie Marrin During rhe 1980 homecom- ing, rhe Class of '82 won firsr place for rheir exceptional and spirired homecoming floor. Afrer many lore nighr meer- ings, long weekend hours, and lasr minure derails, rhe juniors walked away wirh a hard- won, yer well-earned victory for rhe best float in rhe parade. Their rheme was The Tiranic . Juniors earn first place Juniors 240 Punk out” The Class of '82 wenr new wave in '80 and punked our ar rhe Richland Norrheasr pep rally. The new wave fashion was definitely catching. Complete with Devo Glasses, spray-painted hair, thin ties, and the rest of these crazy costumes, punkers added an extra element to the pep rally. Robbie Kent, Tim Gardner, Sreve Grimshaw, Rich Arnold, and David deMoyo punk our! Lynn Morrin James Morhis Tommy Morhis Doris Morrox Mark Mayfield Joe McAbee Donnell McClerklin Jodi McCoy Joon McCurdy Colvin McDonald Chuck McDonald Douglas McDonald Mimi McKie Rodney McKinney David McLean Robin McLeon Stacy McMurry Debra McVoy 244 Juniors George Meers Gory Melron Donnie Micholski Gayle Michelson Jomes Mickins Marshall Millhouse Oro Millhouse Alicia Mishoe Dodger Moors Lisa Mobley Morjernell Monrgomery Denise Moore Marvin Moore Michelle Moore Pom Moore Joe Morales Morvin Morgon Chuck Morin Mary Ann Moser Rodney Muckenfuss Adjorie Murdaugh Randall Murphy Greg Myers Lee Ann Myers Elizabeth Nores Polly Nores Trocy Nares Jerry Neely Debra Nezvesky Douglas Nichols Srorlo Nickolson Willie Noles Judi Norton Olandra Nowell David Odom Poul Ouren Renee Ouren Jerlyn Outing David Podgerr Dorn Palazzoto Jomes Palmer David Porker Melody Porker Georgerro Poulin Sreve Pender Doug Perkins Mork Perreoulr Robbie Perers Sreven Perris Alon Phillips Norolie Picow Ed Ptorr Marry Posr Holly Pozsik Troy Price Les Priesrer Sherry Pruirr Carol Purser Alonzo Raley Erwin Raley Carey Randall Carl Redmann Donna Reed Joy Reeves Paul Remberr Dennis Resendez 246 Chrisnne Mangle is in a good mood Joe Morales rakes a quick break from a dass assignmenr. The 1980 Homecoming floor The Tiranric'' . Angelo Reynolds Billy Richard Tommy Richardson Sam Riddle Sandro Riley Com Rinker Penny Roberrs John Robinson Tonyo Robinson Amy Rooney Roberr Rose Richard Rosen beck Gwendolyn Ruff Rip Russell Terry Russell Angelo Somuel Floyd Somuel Cord Scalf Shoron Scorhern Diane Schaffer Amy Schulmon Eugene Sears Richard Sharp Brenda Shorpe Amy Schulmon, Com Rinker, Tim Gardner, Mike Whireheod, Susan Joye, ond Mike Edmonds cheer for rheir No. 1 doss-junkxs! Sink the Devils During Homecoming Week many srudenrs helped wirh rhe building of rhe junior doss floor. Juniors 247 Curris Sharpe Frank Sheoly Carl Shelron Joanne Sheperd Cheryl Shepherd Scorr Sherer Jeffrey Shiver Allen Sizemore Get involved This year rhe Junior House offered many ocriviries ro rhe srudenrs of rhe junior doss. Srudenrs helped wirh homecoming ocriviries ond rhe Ju- nior Senior Prom candy sole os well os orher ocriviries which Spring Vol- ley sponsored Joe Smerdell M i- M Lindo Smirh 1 0 1 4 A Chris Smyrl V Leighonn Southern J J j| Andy Spivey Miter | M ■ I Wayne Srockleorher 1 A tit Chris Srevens 1 w 1(AM 248 Juniors Juniors 249 Miss Junior House Korhy Torren Junior House sponsors contestant Junior House sponsored Korhy Torren in rhe 1980 Miss Spring Volley Pageanr. Korhy compered wirh orher conresranrs from her class for rhe rirle of Miss Junior. John Treadawoy Lori Treiber Uso Tuire Sam Warnke Brian Washington Melvin Warlingron 250 Juniors John Worson Mark Worson Reeves Warson Sylvio Lloyd ears lunch in rhe Commons. Adrionne Whirrman Wayne Wicker Windy Wilcorr Moving forward The Junior Gass proved repre- senrorive of rhe variery of people and posrimes possessed by every rrue Viking. Many Juniors devor- ed much of rheir rime roward school-sponsored ocriviries. Acrively working in dubs, stu- dent government, sports and rhe multitude of other exrro-curriculor ocriviries, rhe juniors ployed a ma- jor role in forming rhe history of rhe second decode of Viking ex- cellence. Kimberly Willard Janice Williams John Williams Srefan Willmerh 1 Polly Nares shows her spirir during rhe Richland Northeast pep rally. Alfa Wilson P Keirh Wilson Srephony Wilson Tim Wolf t Michelle Woolfolk Juniors 253 Spirited sophomores shine Treos . Tracy Huggins, Vice pres .. Mark Allen, Sec, Sally Boatwright Co pres, Mike Coward, Co pres, Mike DeBerry The Sophomore House worked very hord rhis year They sold a variety of Spring Valley irems and Christmas tree ornaments Signs were mode for pep rallies and o float was entered m rhe Homecoming parade House of Representatives Back row: Pom Couthen, Collette Branhom, Melinda Isaok, He len Joyce Phillips, Kim Arrlip Middle row: Judy Meredith. Judi Fmkel. Lynn Horrelson, Elizabeth George. Neel Butler. Susan Neal, Jen Clark Bottom row: Kathy Profiler, Christy Nettles. Kimberly Legrand, Debbie Warren. Wendy Wilson 254 Sophomores The Sophomore class was represented by Debbe Phillips in rhe Miss Spring Volley pageant Frank Alberrim Jimmy Allen Mark Allen Collie Almond Felicia Almy Diane Airman Sharon Alrmon Mark Amorh Jennifer Anderson Desiree Andes Kim Ardrey Vicky Arnngron Alice Arrowood Mike Giebner is obviously inro rhe bear as he keeps a sharp eye on rhe conducror Kim Arrlip Lisa Auder Dovid Avonr Koen Qoorr Sophomores 255 Food for thought Derrick Owens struggles ro open his milk carton with encourogemenr from Korhy Profiler. Korhy Duck ond Mike Coward Kevin Baker Donnie Banks Michelle Bonnisrer Allison Berber Glendo Domes Becky Borrle Alden Bauer Denise Beck Greg Beck Paul Becker Joun Bell Michelle Bell As a midday break berween classes, lunchrime became a rime ro sarisfy rhe munchies (or inside rumblings). While all around came cries for Two pizza combos! or Two hamburgers!'', rhe sophomores used rheir lunch period ro brearhe easy, have a nice bire of hor food and relax wirh friends. 256 Sophomores Shelia Deiron Sheryl Dennerr Christine Berendsen Freddie Dermudez Sally Boorwrighr Morgie Doney Chase Dosserman Karen Bosnc Valerie Doyd Norma Drandr Carl Dronham Collerre Dronham Cindy Dronham Huey Dronham Tania Brauer Michoel Bridges Karen Briggs AsNey Drirr Karrie Drirron Ernesr Droughon Arr Drown Darry Drown Deorrice Drown Loronyo Drown Mary Drown Phyllis Drown Sheila Drown Ginger Drown Mike Drown Pom Dryan Korhy Duds Joel Bundrick Dryanr Burgess Sorah Burgess Tracy Durke Carhy Durr Neel Durler Marls Dyrd Towano Caldwell Jomes Coiien C C Correr Sophomores 257 Donna Carter Ron Carrer Johnny Cash Phillip Casnne Margira Carlin Pom Caurhen Donna Chai Edward Chandler Page Cherry Tim Cisewski Tom Cisewski Jen Clark Alex Cobb Fronces Cobb Mike Coffieid Patrick Coiner Ginger Coker Anrawan Coleman Sroci Colemon Trocie Cook Willie Cook David Cooper Tami Corley Darrell Cornelius Karen Cornelius Alice Corvi Michoel Coward Xenia Coward Mike Cox Rhonda Cranford 258 Sophomores Soaring sophomores Sophomores really rook off or rhe homecoming parade wirh oil of rheir spirit. The rheme for rheir floor was Flying Machines. Many hours were spent ofrer school to prepare rhe float for rhe parade. Amy Trogden ond Amy Duffy ore goofing off. Tiojuono Crosby Lone Crowe Sondy Cruzon Sorora Cunninghom Poul Currer Wes Dosher Gorrick Davis Koren Dovis Rherr Dovis Toro Deal Roy Deon Mike DeBerry Liso Defrees Mirchell Delozier John Denis Emily Denron Tommy Derrick Jimmy Dewirr Dovid Dinkins Roberr Dinkins Dill Dtxon Brian Dixon Chip Dodson Debbie Dole Kirry Doucer Troy Druce Amy Duffy Srocey Dunron Angelo Eorvin Kevm Eosr Sophomores 259 Sophomore snacks Gndy Edwards Grady Edwards Paul Edwards Reginald Eglesron Brooke Ersenhower Craig Eisenhower Robin Elliorr Keirh Ellison Ronold Ellison Vid ie Ellisor Debbie Elmer Condi Epring Richard Erickson Lise Ewing Gray Fornsworrh Holly Fousr Tom Fikas Debbie Finch Judirh Finkel Rebecca Fleenor Trocy Fleming Angela Flercher Annerre Fogle Joli Fosrer Sarah Francis Paula Franklin Donna Franks Cloy Fulmer Phillip Gable Morey Gaillard 260 Sophomores Vivian Garcia Maurice Garmon Reg Gorris Chrisrme Gedney Melissa Geiger Randy Geiger Elsa Genrry Elizaberh George Mike Geibner Stephen Gebenr Teresa Glover Bernard Goocher Donald Gomes Roy Goines Shelio Goins Hildo Golson George Grarron Michael Green Sonja Green Tonja Green Duane Greene Kimberly Greene Harold Griffin Sonja Griffin Mirch Griggs Chris Guord Doug Gurhrie Roberr Haas Kelly Hoighr Bonrue Hainley Donna Carrer and Normo Brandr corch up on rhe news or lunch Sophomores 261 Sondro Hammonds Maureen Hanley Ongirre Hannoy Krisrin Hordesry Chip Hordy June Harper Lynn Harrelson Karen Harrness Jerry Hovird Reginald Haynes Srocy Heirlinger Brenda Helm David Helms Renee Henderson Danny Hendricks Chris Herberr John Herrh Korhy Hewirr Tammy Higgins Holly Hildrerh Felicia HiH William HiH Rhonda Hingleron Laura Hoffman Kevin Hogan Gnger Holdford Doug Hollifield Angie Holhs Jim Hollis Blair Holwodel 262 Sophomores period wos over. For Deo Moyzes ir was always rhe question, will rhis day ever end? Joe Hopke Teresa Hopkins Tina Howard Tracy Huggins Danny Hunnicurr Dorlene Huyck Elaine Hyarr Melinda book Vickie Jacobs Joni James Drenda Jamison Alberr Jefferson Connie Jefferson David Jefferson Donna Johnson Joye Johnson Rodney Johnson Darin Jones Jarrod Jones Jerry Jones John Jones Clarence Joseph Allyson Kelly Mike Kerekes Dawn Kessler Mike Kessler Troy Kidder Jim Kier Scorr Kirkparrick Barbara Kirchings Janer Knighr Sophomores 263 Hear ye. Hear ye During rhe year, rhe Class of '83 added rhar spark of spirit ro school evenrs rhor has become o rrodirion or Spring Volley V irh banners posted or pep rallies and pom-poms in waving hands or foorball gomes, rhe sopho- more doss showed hearrfuls of rhe stuff Vikings ore mode of: pride. Derrick Owens osks Mike Coword ro lend him on ear. Steve Korner Trey Kuhne Joy Labrador Ricky Labrador Scorr Longford Jimmy Longsron Dennis Lee Rhonda Lee Roberr Lee Sharon Lee Chris Lefebvre Kimberly Legrond Lisa Leigh Eric Lewis Fred Lewis Jimmy Lewis Sondro Lilly Michelle Lloyd Poulerre Loner Donny Long George Lor Michael Lorr Dill Loader Selino Lucos Drod Lumpkin Tony Lyles Donna Lynch Kris Mockey Karl Modchoro Tim Malloy 264 Sophomores Christine Mongold PoukD Marsh Terri Morsh Aliao Mornn Cheryl Morrin Noncy Morrin Ron Morrin Parry Mosek Por Moshburn Porricio Moson Donno Morhely Chrisrino Morrhews Deo Moyzes Bernard McCanrs Shown McConnell Melisso McCullough Michelle McGuigon Ann McKoy Allison McKeown Connie McLeon Drendo Medlm Judy Meredirh Cindy Mew Mornn Mickins Srocy AAiles Wendy Miller Srocey Millner Wondo Mirchell Pomelo Mock Mark Monfils Sophomores 265 266 Sophomores Tino Monroe Danny Moore Judy Moore Perry Moore Quincy Moore Denny Morgan Dill Mosley Penny Mosley Marr Moyer Marva Mullins Derh Mullis Jonice Myers Laurie Mylander Paul Nares Pom Neal Susan Neal Donnie Neely Chrisry Nerrles Kimberlie Newell Rid y Nicholas Drenda Norman Tommy Norris Robert O’Connor Holly O'Keefe Norman Oswell Shelia Outing Derrick Owens Helen Podgerr Desi Palmer Roymond Palmer Here we go ogam Under o new federal law, some junk foods were removed from rhe conreen. However, rhere were srill enough rosry irems ro arrracr many srudenrs. Krisren Hardesty and others hod rhe constant problem of hiding their purchases from rhe bees. Theresa Polmer Joey Poschol Danielle Porrerson Husron Porron Billy Peake David Pender Leo Perreaulr Lisa Pescorore Dianne Perris Debbie Phillips Helen Phillips Par Pierras Laura Piorrowski Doryhl Ponds Denese Ponds Jack Poole Boy Porree Pam Proffirr Karhy Profiler Mike Puffenborger Donny Purvis Keirh Purnom Michael Baines Lysandro Bamsey Gene Baulerson Alon Boy Gnny Bay Lynne Beodling Michael Beed Karhleen Beid Frederick Bemberr Pam Bichordson Bondy Bicker Derry Bimer John Bives Susan Booch Berh Boberrs Kendell Boberrson Lora Bobinson Melissa Bobinson Sophomores 267 Scorr Robinson Donny Robison Chrs Rodgers Deno Rogers Williom Roof Dorboro Ross Clmron Ross Gordon Ross Chrisrine Rorhenberger Cheryl Somuel Donny Somuel Rosemory Somuel Dutch Scolf Susie Schehlein Mork Schultz Goyle Scorr Glorio Scott Rids Scon Debbie Selbwoy Ronold Sellers Becky Shorpe Doorsie Shelley Elizoberh Shelton Jock Shelton Denise Smart Denise Smith Michael Smith Reno Smirh Andreo Sneod Kenny Snow Dobby Snyder Mory Southerland Judy Spearmon Stanford Spires Jody Spivey Tommy Spivey Lisa Stallings Lynn Srorkes Jon Steele Dophne Stevens Jenny Stevens 268 Sophomores Troci Srurts Kenneth Suszynski Laurie Swindler Chorlie Synn Paul Talbot Andy Toylor DeDe Taylor Tommy Taylor Peter Tefs Rhonda Terry George Thompson Christine Timmons At rhe pep roily for rhe Richland Northeast football gome, there were two gomes ployed in doss competition Sophomore contestant Jomie Corlen beamed a winning smile after his doss won both events. Sophomores win! Donny Torren Porn Treibr Poul Trewella Mory Anne Trexler Amy Trogdon Kevin Tucker Korhryn Turnipseed Korhi Wolden Freddie Walker Curt Walker Angela Wallace Mereeno Walloce Debi Warren Karen Warrington Lafron Worson James Wilson Regina Woods Alice Wright Dorerheo Wright Teresa Wright Scott Yoncey Chris White James White Jerome White Kyle White 270 Sophomores Freshmen Angie Savage, President gef started Chorles Poore. Vice president Joann Grimshaw, Secretory Condy Lomas, Treosurer Freshmen 271 Miss Freshman House Vanessa Taylor First row: Charles Poore. Joann Grimshaw, Condy Lomas Second row: Debbie Sriehr. Wendy Wheichel, Lisa Dell, Patricia Horrell, Bridgerre Quarter, Vanessa Taylor. Beth Owens, Inger Miller, Mary Kay Gates, Lisa Boney, Michelle Smalley Third row: Stephanie Rosenbeck, Greg Ogburn, Tim Bailey, Rhert Kelly, Russ Prince, Connie Jenlsins, Todd Flier, Aylan Brown, Victor Brown Louro AbdoUo Doniel Adonns Leon Addison Amy Airken Donnie Albernm Sron Aldrich Kimberly Alewine Debbe Anderson Gory Anderson Lisa Anderson Kim Archer Horry Arrhur Robbie Assof Sean Arkinson Melonie Dobb Alice Qoiley Angie Doiley Tim Doiley Sam Donks Robn Dorfiekj Darryl Darringer Corrbl Darron Dobby Dorry Dorr Darrlerr Torchia Dares Dorboro Deck Donny Deck Lisa Deck Reginald Dell Tina Denrley Diane Dergsrrom Lindo Dermudez Tony Dermudez Jennifer Derry Kim Derry Michelle Derry Scorr Desr Rusry Dhanks Dee Dee Dishop Vicror Drown, Srephonie Rosenbeck and Lione Lizoro relax ofrer o house meeting 272 Freshmen Me, President? The enjoymenr of being o leader and rhe satisfaction of working for orher peo- ple ore rwo reasons freshman doss presi- dent Angie Savage gave for running for office. She also wonred rhe freshmen ro be on imporranr parr of rhe school. I wanr us ro be recognized os rhe best freshman doss ever, said Angie. Debbie Blanchard Andre Blending Barbara Bogorr Down Boken Kim Bolond Monico Bonoporre Mason Bond John Boney Melissa Boney Vernon Booker Poige Bossermon Richard Bosr Pom Bosrick Frederick Bousomro Cedric Bowen Undo Bowen Wendy Bowers Dione Bowie Mory Bowie Thomas Boyd Chandra Boykin Deanna Boykin Dwayne Boykin Jody Boykin Ronerre Boykin Derrick Boyre Derro Bradley Joe Bromlerre Alrheo Branch Susan Branham Louro Bronr Tim Brozell Melanie Broziel Chris Breetand Tim Brinson Jody Brirr Freshmen 273 Joey Dron Aylon Drown Edirh Drown Marger Drown Teisho Drown Tracy Drown Vicror Drown Kevin Drumfield Karen Druno Jeff Duck Mike Duck Par Duff Connie Durgos Jeff Durnerre Do Durr Joycelynne Durrell Chud Dyrd Jody Dyrd Norman Dyrd George Dyrne Chris Coldwell Tracey Caldwell Robert Cameron Lyndon Cannon Frank Canzarer Patrick Canzarer Darlene Copers Lisa Cosh Melanie Corlen Duddy Carroll Dill Carson Dilly Carrer Jennifer Courhen Janis Chambers John Chombers Susan Chasroin Jamie Clairborne Alan Clark Charles Gimber Deon Clingenpeel Malverce Clinron Kelly Coffield 274 Freshmen Shown Colemon Jomes Compron Jeonnie Condrey Holley Cone Mollio Cook Michoel Cook Timorhy Cook Annerre Coombs Mork Cooper Shonndo Cooper Fred Corbin Bridgerre Corley Dorrick Cornelius Terri Cowcrr Don no Crowford Dorboro Crisosrumo Dorboro Crombte Foirh Crour Hope Crye Kelley Cushing Loronyo Dovis Lonnie Deon Dovid Denron Dill Dewirr Don no Dillard Leoevelyn Dorserr Lynden Douglos Cormen Doxie Dryon Durden Morrho Durhom Future Vikings Like Spring Volley and Richland Northeast, E.L. Wright Middle School and Dent Middle School are football rivals. They will play this year for the first time in three years. Wright ended its football pro- gram in 1977. Our coaching staff has a personal interest in this eighth grade program. The ream has 40 players and, according to Wright's head coach Silva, Sev- enty-five percent of our players will probably play for Spring Valley. Spring Valley's coaches have been pretty good to us, said Silva. Thor's where we get all of our equipment, which we have plenty of. Chong Hoskell, Deranr Southern, Rherr Kelly, and Dovid Denron down around or o B ream football gome Freshmen 275 Lisa Eargle Melissa Easrerby Macon Easterling Vernell Eastman Earnesr Earvin Danny Edmisron Randy Edmonds Michelle Emrich Felicia Evans Terri Evans Randi Eworr Bland Farnsworrh Gna Fausr Michelle Favor Serh Fennell Gegory Fields Teresa Flake Cedric Flemming Dionne Fournier John Fowler BiHy Franklin SoBie Freeman Mike Frick Wayne Frierson James Fries Todd Fuller Mike Fullenkomp Mike Gabriel Mary Gaines Moc Galgard Candy Ganrr Sreven Garaza Monica Gardner Chris Garmon Doug Gores Tero Geiger Too much, too fast When you ore a freshman, ir is all so overwhelming. The impor- tance of rules, rhe urgency of dosses, and rhe confusion of pods con cbse in roo quickly. In spire of ir oil, rhe freshmen come through with lors of spirit. Srudenrs plunged inro elections, competitions, and extra-curricular activities and with much success. Victor Brown and Joanne Grimshaw hove rhe some grear idea for a freshman spirir competition. 276 Freshmen Richard Gersrenberg Jocqulyn Gibbs James Gibbs Tracy Gibbs Brenda Gdson Sharon Giffen Marls Glover Wyleno Good Teresa Goff Lisa McCoy wonders if her rime will ever come! Lewis Goldboroni Mark Gondo Lisa Gonzalez Gerald Good bo Id Chris Goodwin John Gronr Micheol Gray Angie Green Karhy Green Lucille Green Faye Greene Joanne Grimshow Adrione Gnpper Gregory Gripper Ira Grossmonr Lisa Hall Trell Hall Cecil Holriwonger Juanira Homilron Oneida Homilron Willie Homilron Byron Hanna Mono Harbor Randy Harmon Freshmen 277 Eric Hare Billy Harrell Parricia Harrell Chong Hookell Raymond Harch Chrisry Harcher Shusoku Hayashi Rodney Haynes Pendo Hearh Mary Hendrix Peggy Hendrix David Hicks John Hicks Melonie Higgins Terry Highfil Trocie Hilron Kim Hinson Jerry Holmes Jackie Holr Lisa Hooper David Hoskins Tony Houck Mark Howard David Howe Max Howerrer Tieor Hudson Joey Hudson Evelyn Huniculr Karen Hunrer Hawk Huendon Derr Hurson Jeff Horrer Rhonda Inman Joseph Isenhward Angeto Jackson Karen Jacobs Lorry Jacobs Oscor Jocobs Tony Jocobs Joy Jeffers Connie Jenkins Keirh Jennings 278 Freshmen Anne Johnson Joey Johnson LoDonno Johnson Williom Johnson Chris Jones Connie Jones Danny Jones Darnell Jones Ricky Jones Robert Jones Ron Jones Tony Jordon WendeH Joyner Debbie Keirh Korhleen Kelley Deno Kelly Rherr Kelly Susan Kelly Jomes Kidder Charlie Kinord Don no Kirron Susan Korner Scorr Krensavoge Mary Kroening Vince Lomberr Danny Lorsen Sondra Lowhorn Mike Lawrence Loilone Lozoro Phillip LeQIand Where's P-pod? One very confusing rhing for freshmen is rhe layout of rhe rooms in our open classroom'' school. The very word pod hos a ring of some fearful enclosure from a science fic- tion movie. Many upperclassmen rake joy in sending freshmen to P-pod which is non-existent. By rhe rime rhe poor student figures it all our, he is late for his class. And what about P-pod? It's a portable! Darryl Borronger looks over Jody Byrd's shoulder during history Freshmen 279 Freshman pride shines Acriviries ore a big parr of rhe freshmen's firsr year. Gerring in- volved helps lors of srudenrs over- come rheir fear of rhe school. Clubs, elecrions, Srudenr Council, and sporrs, really begin rolling in rhose firsr weeks. When home- coming week finally arrives, many spirirs srir ond emorions run high. Thor is when rhe freshmen come Through! Their floor in rhe parade come in second place! Freshmen pride was really shin- ing. Dione Lee Ken Lee Kim Lee Gayle LeGrande Laurie LeGrond Robert Leslie Mack Lewis Elpico LinJusrinano Candi Lomas Edwin Long James Long Ronnie Long Randy Loomis Kenny Lorenc Robbie Louvorn Ann Lucas Aimee Lufrig Brenda Lyles James Lyles Loliro Lyles Par Lyles Kim Lynam Desiree Lynch Langdon Manion Javier Marcel Barbara Marshall Susan Morrin Billy Marvin Paul Mashburn Heidi Moszk Paula Morrhews Bennie Morrox Josie Morrox John May Michelle Mayfield Lisa McCoy 280 Freshmen Chorles McCroy Roger McGee Anne Mdlvoy Dorry McKinnon Chris McKoy Kenny McLeon Sondro McLeon Dridgerre McWillioms Dill Medlin Jimmy Melron Tonio Meyers Perer Mienkhous Ivy Miles Cindy Miller Gory Miller Inger Miller Roberro Molinory Chiquiro Moore Lourie Moore Sreve Moore Jeff Moron Tony Moronr Trod Moss Julie Morrl Nicole Mozie Michelle Mungin Jimmy Murphy Richord Muskovm Tim Mulkins Dino Munn Chris Myers Dee Myers Srephonie Nonkin Rherr Kelly and Angie Sovage enjoy Derh Owen's singing on rhe freshmon homecoming floor Freshmen 281 Wayne Neal Angelo Neiderhiser Donna Nelson Willie Nelson Barry Newkirk Angie Newnoon James Nickerson Vick Norris Vikki Nowell Chris Nye Anne O'Boyle Tom O'Connor Uno O'Connor Tino Odom Gregg Ogburn Pom Oken Reggie Oree Dorrel Oswell Colvin Ouren Elizoberh Owens Thomas Podgerr Travis Poige Borboro Palmer Eric Palmer Gwen Polmer Kim Polmer Michoel Polmer Theodore Polmer Rusry Parsons Kim Poulin Susan Pendleton Robbie Perry Scorr Pfeirfer Carlo Phillips Chorles Poore John Priesrer Tommy Zole flashes o prerry smile 282 Freshmen Canteen suffers A federal regularion banning rhe sale of carbonated drinks has lowered rhe sales or rhe canreen, according to Linda Canady. The bill, passed in 1977, is in its first year of implemenrarion. Bur students won't stop getting soft drinks as long os they con go off of campus or bring them from home. Freshman Jody Byrd commented, 'T think in 1980 rhe government should nor tell teenagers whether or nor they should drink carbonated beverages.” £ A 71 ) to IP 0 Milk f t Russ Price George Prykel Andrea Pryor Soro Puffenborger Vicki Purdy Anne Quorrleboum Sreve Robon Henry Rogle Srocy Ropok Mory Rouscher Eric Roy Jim Reamy Kevin Remolds Elizobeth Renrz Jeff Revson Roger Reynolds Renee Ricker Kroig Ricksecker Marshall Riddle Marr Riley Etoniel Ringer Audrey Rinker Hadley Rivers Eddie Roberts Freda Roberts Idelta Roberrson James Robinson Guy Rodgers Daniel Roper Melisso Rosborough Srephonie Rosenbeck Scorr Ross Tommy Ross Freshmen 280 Lee Royson Joseph Samuels Donna Sanders Somonrho Sounders Angie Savage Chris Schermbeck Tammy Scorhorn Thomas Sees Marsh Seigler Zeno Seivles Toni Sellers Richard Sendler Randy Shanks Chrisry Sharpe Terry Sharpe Kim Show Susan Sheers William Shepard Holley Shepherd Shirley Shepherd Cindy Shimmel Debbie Shmayoley Tim Shoemaker Todd Simmons J.C Simpson Wayne Simpson Michelle Smalley Mork Smerdell Chip Smirh Chris Smirh David Smirh Jason Smirh Kim Smirh Srocey Smirh Terry Smirh Koy Snelgrove Where to next? Being rhe youngest class is nor always fun and games. Gerring lost around pods and having upperdassmen pick on you is nor nice! Upperclassmen rold me ro go ro pods rhar aren't even there, complained Melanie Higgins. The youngesr class, however, also has some advan- tages. A new school environment and new experiences awair rhose who plunge righr in and parricipare! Teresa Flake and Candy Gonrr do rhe Dump during a pep rally 264 Freshmen Rodney Snipes Moris Snow Chris Sorelb Deronr Southern Kelvin Spicer John Srolzer Dole Sromess Wendy Stamper Dobby Sredmon James Stephens Ellie SrridsJin Debb e Sriehr Johnny Summerron Loverne Sutton Rhonda Swindler Amy Toylor Vonesso Toylor Glorio Terry Shown Thomas Gno Thornton Gory Tingle Stefon Totan Heidi Tolmon Kir Tomlin Cloy ten Tropp Porricio Tropp Jeffery Treiber Mosoo Tsuboi Richard Tucker Suzonne Turner Scott Turney Julie Von Valkenburg Morgorer Vorn Norris Vick Denise Volk Richard Villocres Hoi Wages Allen Walker Jeff Wolker Jim Walter Luther Wallace Porrido Wallace Freshmen 285 Robin Word Rondy Worren Morvm Worlingron Ctork Worson Jim Worson Glen Worrs Suson Welch Todd Wells Julie Wesr Dill Wesrermon Wendy Whelchel Sreve Whirbeck We made it! Whar a wonderful momenr for rhe freshmen when rhey realize rhor rhey ore no longer freshmen. During rhe losr weeta of school there is on arrirude of confidence which soys, I've mode ir! All of rhe struggling ro keep up wirh rhose upperclass- men and ro moke a way for them- selves has poid off. Now, rhey ore sophomores! Karen Puffenbarger checks her moves wirh Morrho Durham and Candy Loomis. Laurie Whircomb Joe Whire Tim Whire Kim Wicker Silva William Kim Willioms Melonie Williams Trocy WiHioms Tyrone Willioms Reno WiHiomson Wells Williamson Lesley Willmerh 286 Freshmen a V , I Barbara Wilts Alzo Wilson Greg Wilson Roberr Wilson Susan Wilson Tony Wilson Debbie Winbourne Delano Windham Eddie Wood Laura Wood Chuck Wooddy Brenr Woods Allison Worrhingron Anrhony Wrighr Sandro Wrighr Suson Wrighr Laura Yoch James Young David Youngblood Marrhew Younginer Tommy Zole Deronr Sourhern and Richard Villocres show rheir spirir! Tammy Ross seems losr in rhoughr Freshmen 287 Suson Alexander Diana Anderson Gwen Austin Sherrie Dailey Erhei Deiron Sara Derenbough Jane Dlack Joyce Dlokely Perry Donds John Doulware Caroline Dowers Diane Drondhorst Mary Drewer Sharon Ouddin Leonord Dull Ennerre Coin Linda Cicorello Sheila Clark I Summer Clawson Morgorer Clement Dill Connell Virginia Coombs Mary Corley Real people! Our foculry members don'r always have their noses in books. Some actually have lives ourside of school. Who’s behind the Shield? None orher than David Knighr. Although he loved rhe sport, Knight was always too skinny to play football; instead, he enjoys running. A lucrative hobby of his is carpentry. If you ever hove any questions about stereos, Jim Henderson is rhe man to ask. While working for a con- struction company, Henderson learned how ro build ste- reo cabinets professionally. Although rhe school and its functions are his favorite hobby, Jamie Hendrick has a green rhumb. At home, his apartment is filled from one end ro rhe orher with mon- strous and minute green growing plants. Mrs Frances LoDorde shores o Chrisrmos joke or o faculty lunch 288 Foculry Mr Duane Dennie and Mr Gory Langsron keep score or a baskerball gome. Jody Courrney Sharon Deal Susan Dillon Polly Dow Diane Fleming Charles Floyd Mary Gouder Debra Geddings Duone Dennie Edword Dickey Peggy Glover Delores Gonda Karherine Handel Brenda Honey Dororhy Harris Loroine Harris Roger Hazel Chuck Helms James Hendrick Happy Henry Berrho Hirrie Janer Hoffman Mrs. Marrha Simons, Mrs Willene Sherer. and Mr Joe Kelly relox before breaking for rhe Christmas holidays. Faculry 289 Creative talents Ploying or Town Theater, Jim Thigpen srorred in rhe ploy, Crossings . Thigpen im- pressed borh faculty members and srudenrs in rhis professional role. Positively devoted ro her work, Mary Cor- ley wrote and directed o Bicentennial ploy, Spirit of America , which aired on PBS. Teaching history and writing o ploy went hand in hand ro Mrs. Corley. During rhe summer, many teachers exer- cise their educorionol skills and talents. One such teacher is Dr. Idris McElveen. She nor only plans her Alert program for rhe follow- ing year, bur she also writes poetry that has been published in o number of magazines including The Norton and rhe Paris Review. In June she will read her poetry or rhe Spolero Festival in Charleston, S.C. Mrs Morrho Dyron, Mrs. Summer Clawson, and Mrs. Undo Ingram enjoy a delicious covered dish Chrisrmas luncheon in rhe English pod Joe Kelly Mory Frances Kelly Jennifer Kennedy Suson Kennedy Gayle Killion Dovid Knighr Lee Kory Frances LoOorde Surger Lone Dorboro Leopard Undo Lee Jone Lee Morionne Holland Bobby Hooper Peggy Hope Williom Horne Jone D Hyort Undo Ingram Louro Jockson John Jones Monerr Jones Dorboro Johnson L . 0. .J Chris Lempesis Alonzo Lewis Sid Locke Jonis Love Morio MocForlone Morion Mads Dobbie Morrin Mike Morrin V Sgr. George Rorhenberger distributes on assignment ro h doss Sherrill Morrin Deverly Moyer Idris McElveen Pom McGII llo Meadors Sue Mellerre Cynrhio Merze Connie Miller Angie Mixson Foye Moore Sandra Murroy Joner Myers Den Nesbir Joyce Nobles Joon Oares Mr Adolph Tokoz gives on exciting lecrure on olgebro Faculty 291 Dovid Oberly Porricio O'Neill Horry Parone Jo Parone Louise Poschal Steven Peeples Sondy Perry Florence Porter Sondy Powell Anne Preztoso Myron Price Genie Quinn Dorboro Reamy Lynerre Robinson Leone Rochelle Allen Rosenfeld Glorio Rucker Elfeidi Show Joonne Show Willene Sherer Morrho Simons Korherine Simpson Dorboro Smith -1 Relaxing hobbies Animals, animals, animals! Parricia O'Neill owns a counrry form where ani- mals of all Isinds thrive. Chickens, hens, cars, dogs, horses,-animals are her life. O'Neill reaches canine Training classes and judges dog shows Throughout rhe srare. ”A srirch in rime saves nine.” A popular saying abour a popular hobby. Many reachers knit and crochet to pass those long class periods when students rake rests. Janet Myers and Margaret Clement enjoy crocheting while Marianne Holland and Diane Sutton love to knit Mrs, Marcio Workins beoms or rhe rhought of rhe delicious calories in her favorite pumpkin pie 292 Foculry William Smirh Drendo Snyder Jan Sowell Hope Spillone Margarer Sradsleorher John Srofford Undo Sreele Carolyn Sremwedel Nancy Sriehr Sondro Surrorr Dion Surron Nancy Terry Jim Thigpen Frances Thomas Par Tool Adolph Tokaz Morcello Tucker Jason Woges Faculty nor pictured Jomes Bonneville Harold Broolss Marrha Bryan Shoron Byrd Bon Caldwell John Cares Jockie Cholfanr Larry deMonregre Thomas Finney Boosevelr Fogle Dean Gams Boosevelr Garrick Guyerh Godwin Berrie Green WiHiom Green Undo Griffin Jim Henderson Lynn Herberr Lucrecia Herr Thomas Hill Mr Bill Green appears exhausted as he thinks obour lifting those weights Barbara Holbrook Bose Hunter Greg Johnston Gary Longsron Clyde Lee Major Morvin Unrner Dennis Marrhers Florence Martin Connie McCorry Bill Peroskey David Poole Swonnee Beensrjerna Elmer Bichards Sgr George Borhenberger Kay Bush Moggy Salley Minerva Sanner Williom Taylor Wiley Troutman Marsha Weinbaum Kenneth White Mary Wilkes Faculty 293 Cofererio Staff Front row: Joyce Dlokely. Mory Qrewer, Sarah Berenbaugh, Louise Paschal (manoger) Bock row: Emily Spivey, Evelyn Richordsoh, Florence Porrer, Margaret SrocMearher, lla Meadors, Elfeidi Shaw, Marcella Tucker, Annette Cain Elfeidi Show gets ready for the lunch crowd. The Dirty Dozen” Commonly known os the Dirty Dozen” our cofe- rerio workers prepare rhe lunches for srudenrs every day Mrs. Pascal, rhe director of rhe cofererio staff, commenred, Health wise, o plore lunch is berrer for high school srudenrs because of rhe selection ond reducrion of paper wasre. However, we feel rhe srudenrs ore pleased with rhe fasr-food sryle of ser- vice.” Many of rhe workers hove been wirh Spring Volley since rhe school has opened. Srorring or 8 30 a.m., food is prepared doily ro meer rhe mod rush of srorving srudenrs who arrack rhe cofererio when rhe bell rings or 12:20 p.m Margaret SrocMearher prepares her famous salad 294 Cafeteria Staff Louise Poschol rakes o break from her paper work Making hamburgers is Evelyn Richardsons' specialry When you rolk abour good hor dogs, Annerre Cam is rhe experr Mary Brewer has a worchful eye over her chidden Cofereria Sraff 295 Broken ppes ore Bob Trourmon's speoolry Polly Dow keeps rhe lobby spic ond span AAike Morrin rokes o breok during his busy schedule 296 Moinrenonce Sroff Maintenance Staff: Mike Martin. Joseph Smirh, Dob Troutmon, Ethel Deiron, Sronly Jones, Polly Dow, and Roosevelt Fogle Poosevelr Fogle, head moinrenonce, hos his shore of paperwork Ethel Deiron raises pride in o job well done Working after hours Hos anybody seen Roosevelt? ... Where would I find o broom to dean up the lob? . .. Will you please wash oil the boards in this pod rodoy? . .. Would rhe joniror hove o shovel I could use to dean our my locker? Day in and day our our moinrenonce sroff mode this o nicer place ro be. Partially staffed by srudenrs, rhe maintenance crew promptly began cleaning up rhe campus or 1:30 p.m. and usually did nor finish unril 7 p.m. Also, ler's nor forger who srayed afrer rhose football games ro clean rhe sradium. No school could funcrion wirhour a reliable maintenance staff, and we appreciate ir! Moinrenonce Sroff 297 A Joel Aoroo OO. 42. M2. 230 lourc Abddlo 78 . 272 Wise Abddo-78. 203 Jm Abell 233 Rchord Abel 183 Don Ackroyd 168 Dor� el Adorns 174. 272 Gg Adorns 272 Leon Adcfcon 272 Rdf Addaon 233 Warren Addaon 233 Ads 304322 Amy Aiken 272 Donme Afoerrm 255 Stan AJdnch 272 Kjmberty AJewme 272 Vnmy Alen. 255 Mark Alen 73. 254. 255 Mike Alen 174. 183 Zeberdee Alen 183 Coke Aimood42. 126. 255. 263 Dorrel Almy-233 Feboo AJmy 255 Ken Alruer 183 Done Airman 255 Shoron Airman 255 Steve Airman 30. 46 54. 93. 174 233 Marta Amonchomchupong 233 Mork Amorh 78, 81. 255 Anchor CU 28 29 Anthony Anderson 233 Debbie Anderson 272 Dono Anderson 39. 67. 288 Gary Anderson 113, 272 Jeannette Anderson 62. 95. 97. 183. 223 Jennifer Anderson 255 Koren Anderson 233 Lao Anderson 272 Ph p Anderson 58. 183 Sandro Anderson 44. 183. 223 Veron Anderson 183 Doniele Andes 41 55. 52. 233 Desree Andes63 255 Kim Archer 272 Kevm Arcri� e 90. 233 Monco Archie 44. 60. 83. 183. 223 Kim Audrey 255 Rich Arnold 30. 31. 42. 73. 93. 233. 244 Vcky Arnngron 255 Alee Arrowood42. 95. 255 James Arrowood 42. 233. 235 Mork Arrowood 183, 223 An Cound-67 Horry Arrhur-272 Jomes Arthur 58. 183 Km Arrtp-32. 63. 78. 254. 255 AAonon Ashmore 233 Bobbie Assof 272 Glen Atkinson 110. 272 Lao Auder-255 Kim Audrey 64 Gwen Ausion 288 DovkJ Avonr 108. 255 0 Koen OoorM. 255 Metame Dobb-272 Dockgommon38 Moteo Doqley 28. 233 Grover Dohr 256 Lmdo 0od 233 Teresa 0ahr 233 Alee Daley 272 Ange Daley 272 Dicky Oorfey 256 Sherry 0o4ey 182. 288 Tm Oaiey-62 271. 272 V ki Daley 41. 184 Wondo Daley 65. 233 Donny Ocher 256 Kevm Doker 108 256 Johnny Doker 90. 91 Teresa Ocher 233 Dovd Ddouer 233 Lao Dciennne 233 Oond. Jazz 31 Oond. Vkmg 79. 80 Donnie Donks37. 256 Som Dorks 272 Lao Dannater 21. 26. 46. 95. 97. 144 182 184 223. 326 M� che4e Oonnarer 5. 61. 95. 97. 256 Afeson Dorber 46. 75, 184. 256 Tony Dorber 184 Robn Dorfictd67. 272 298 Index Glendo Domes 73. 75. 174. 256 Oily Oorrerr 113. 233 Dorryl Dorrnger 272. 279 Cortol Dorron-32. 78. 272 Scott Dorron 103. 104. T77. 179. 233 Dobby Oorry 272 Don Dorrtett 64. 143, 272 Oosebol 90 91 Doskerbol. JV 120. 121. 122. 123 Doskerbo . Vorsity Doys 112115 Doskerbol Vorsity Girts 116119 Sandro Oonsch 232. 233 Torchc Oores 28, 272 Kim Dotson 184 Decky Dorne 256 Aden Douer63 108 256 E e Doysden 75. 184. 223 Arnold OeochomOO. 52. 233 Dor bora Deck 272 Den se Deck 256 Donny Deck 38. 272 Greg Deck 78. 256 Lao Deck 272 Liz Decker 184 Poui Decker 129. 131. 256 Joun Del 256 Lao Del 73. 99. 271 M he«e Del 256 Dondol Del 58 Regndd Del-37. 110, 272 Lao 0e not9. 24. 32. 45. 54. 56. 57. 182. 184. 201. 223 John Delush� 168 Ethel Delon 288. 297 Cyril Oe+on 233 Sheba Oelron 75. 257 Sherry Oefron 78. 184 Sheryl 0ennen63. 257 Tm Dennett 184 Tmo Dervty 272 Chnsrme Derendsen04. 257 Done Dergsrrom 272 Chrtsron Dermudez 233 Freddie Oermudez 237 Lnda Dermudez 272 Tony Dermudez 272 Dussel Oerron 03. 233. 241 David Derry 61. 70. 112. no Jennifer Derry 272 Km 0erry61. 116, 117. 272 Michele Derry 53. 272 Odl Oesley 30. 93. 54. 56. 332. 334 Angelo Oesr 184 Scon Desr 272 Sarch Detenbough 288. 294 Paul Oeverty 78. 81. 234 Dusty Ohonks 272 Chp 0 etow62. 78. 234 Dee Dee 0ahop272 Jone Dtock 288 Dovid Dlockwel 103, 184 Edword Dlockwel 103 142, 184 Joyce Dtakety 288. 294 Sruorr Dior 234 Debbie Otonchord 48, 273 Tomme Otonchord 48, 49. 234 Andre OtandngllO. 273 Donme Dtondmg 234 Derh Dtoum 75 Dersy Doorwnghr Done Doorwnghr 163 Elzoberh Doorwnght 28 29. 56. 182, 185. 223 Sdy Oootwnghr 20. 21, 55. 57. 64. 70. 73. 147. 153 174. 182. 185, 223 Tom Dodde 185 Oorbo-o Dogorr 61. 273 Down Doker 273 Km Dolln 125. 185 Dr yon Ooroporre 185 Dv na Donaporre 78. 273 Moa� ca Oonopone 273 Mason Dond 273 Perry Donds 288 Tno Dond 185 John Doney 273 Lao Doney 45. 143. 155. 271 Morgo Doney 257 Meteo Ooney 52. 273 Sara Ooney 50. 52. 89. 185. 223 Jomes Domevie 132. 134. 293 Shen Oony 234 Keith Dookord 102. 234 Shoron Dookord. 66. 142. 185 223 Vernon Docker 273 Suson Doron-234 Chase Dosser moo 04. 257. 260 Pcuge Oossermon 273 Dichord Dost 273 Koren Dostc 257 Fredrick Oousomro 273 Hunt Ooulware-326 John Doufware 110, 111. 129 288 Cedric Dowen 273 Lmdo Dowen 273 Cord Dowers 45. 288 Odl Dowers 78. 185 Jock Dowers 20. 45. 50. 54 55. 56. 65. 234 Wendy Dowers 99. 273 Done Dowe 273 Mary Oowe 273 Cymhio Dowmon 57. 234 Jerry Doyd 102. 103, 104 107. 143. 185. 205, 214 Raymond Doyd 234 Scon Doyd 30. 174. 234 Thomas Doyd 36. 273 Vdere Ooyd 116, 118 257 Derek Ooyetr 38 Chondro Doykn 273 Deanna Doykn 273 Dwayne Doykn 273 Jody Ooykn 273 R-onerre Ooykn 75. 273 Charles Doyre 185 Derrick Doyre 273 Derro Orodey 273 Mke Orody 112. 113, 115. 185 Lao Drcrdere 186. 223 Joe Dromierre30. 42. 43. 273 Alrheo 0ronch 273 Done Drondhory 288 Normo Orondt 257. 264 Cod Dronhom-31. 52. 53. 54. 75. 257 Cindy Dronhom 257 Cloyron Dronhom 186 Coflerre Dronhom 32. 53. 63. 78. 254. 257 Huey Drorhom 257 Loune Dronhom 186 Louro Oronr 28 Potri Orasngton-44. 86. 186 Kaye Drazzel 234 Tonyo Drawer 257 Tm Drazel 36 Com Dreeden 234 Chra Dreekmd 36 Km Drenrtnger 57. 186 Mory Orewer 288 294. 295 M hoei OrcJges 257 Woody Dodges 55. 108 234 Keren Onggs 257 Ashley Dnrr 73. 99. 257 Jody Drift 75 Tom Drirt 90 Corrie Or ron 52. 55. 97. 174 257 Kevn Onrron 78, 186 Cheromy Drooch234 Freeman Orooch 234 Joey Dron 274 Hd Orooks 55 John Drooks 186 Joner Oroome 234 Ernest Droughon 257 An 0rown257 Aylon Drown 73. 75. 177. 179. 271. 274 Oorry Orown 257 Deotrce Orown-257 Debra 0rown 234 Edith 0rownO5. 274 Get old Orown 234 Gnger 0rown46. 47. 55. 75. 257 Jerome Orown-35. 186 Jmmy 0rown66, 257 Loronyo Orown 66. 257 Lao Drown 62 Lon 0rown32. 38. 62. 64. 65 Morgrer Drown 274 Morrho Drown 78 Mory Drown 78, 257 Mke Drown 257 Phylfcs Orown 257 Ros ? Drown 40. 234 Scort Drown 186 Shelo Orown-257 Tommy 0rown64 Tommy Drown45, 62. 234 Teano 0rown274 Trocy Orown 274 Vernor Drown?. 15. 234. 103 V ror Drown 73. 110. 271. 272. 274 Kevm Drumfield 09. 274 Dovid Oruno 18. 19. 21. 26. 30. 31. 42. 56, 57. 61. 177. 182. 187. 194 206. 220, 223 Koren Drum 57 274 Michoet Orunson-67 Pom Dry on61. 63. 70. 257 Stevie Dryarv 58 Marry Oryonr 56. 187. 200 Donny Duck 90. 144 145. 187. 326 Jeff Duck 78, 1«. 274 Korhy Duck 256. 257 Mke Duck 274 Por Duff 274 Shoron Ouddn 18. 50. 43. 87. 162. 288 Len Oul 288 Joel Oundnck 129. 131. 257 Gercfyn Durch 44 Oryonr Durgess 257 Regno Durgess 187 Sandy Durgess 187 Sarah Durgess 257 Connie Durgos 274 Trocy Ourke 257 Jeff Durnerre 274 Do Durr 274 Corhy Durr 257 Joyce Lynne Durreti 274 Mke Ourroughs 235 Ken Dusey 19. 23. 54. 57. 187 Dus Drivers 58 Jomes Oush 36, 235 Neel Durier 21. 61. 63. 64. 65. 70. 235 Pod Dorter 19. 23. 38. 48. 55. 64. 65. 161 187 Koren Ouys 19. 23. 38. 48, 55. 64. 65, 161 Anthony Dyrd 187 Chuck Oyrd 274 Daphne Dyrd 44 139. 187. 223 Elone Dyrd 235 Jody Oyrd 274. 279. 283 Lovern Dyrd 235 Mork Oyrd 78. 81. 257 Normon Dyrd 274 Shoron Dyrd 293 Steven Dyrd 187 Dobby Dyrne 4. 52. 75. 188. 223 George Dyrne 37. 75. 274 C Dovid Code 188 Annette Con 288. 294. 295 Chns Cddwel-274 Ron Cddwel Towono Cddwel 33. 126. 257 Trocey Coldwel 274 Korhy Coiham 235 Robert Cameron-274 Lmdo Conody 283 Lizel Cannon 188 Lyndon Cannon 274 Dorrel Conzorer 35 Fronk Conzorer 274 Henry Conzorer 11. 36. 188 LAe Conzorer 60. 235 Por nek Conzorer 274 Porsy Conzorer 235 Dariene Copers-37. 274 Michoe! Coppers 235 Jonoe Corien-42. 108. 132. 257. 269 Melon-e Corlen 274 Koren Carrmchoel 44, 188 Dav 3 Corr 103. 144. 145 188, 208 235. 326 Renee Corr 235 My Carter 274 Ouddy Carrol 110. 274 Tommy Corrdl 188 M Corson 12. 31, 73. 274 Annerre Cotter 37. 235 CC Correr 257 Donna Carter-63. 75. 126. 258. 261 Mehele Carter 35, 188 Ron Cotter 258 Steve Carter05. 156. 235 Johnny Cash 35. 36. 156. 258 Lao Cosh 274 PhAp Cosnne 258 John Cores 293 Dorboro Cothey 69. 235 Morgorto Ccrtn 258 Jennifer Couthen04. 274 Pom Courhen 28. 29, 69. 126. 139. 146. 147. 152 153. 254, 258 Robm Coywood 34. 46. 182. 188 203. 223 tnsop Chae 128. 129 Donno Chor 52. 258 Jockie Chdfonr 67. 293 Jams Chambers 274 John Chombetess 37. 110. 274 Edword Chandler 35. 258 AJben Chapman 05. 110 Sdty Chosrom OS. 61. 95. 232. 235. 243 Susan Chosran 274 Cheerleaders 0 Sguod 127 Cheerieoders J V 126 Cheerleaders Vorsiry 124125 Howard Cherry 21. 45. 61. 62. 100. 235 Page Cherry 258 Gordon Chbds 90 Chorus 74 77 Lucy Chnsnonson 188 WAe Chunn 58, 189 Lmdo Cicotelo-288 Enc Crlb 235 Tm Ceewski 108. 258 Tom Ceewski 03 258 AC Cky-235 Jonrve Clorbourne 274 Dr on Clapp 38. 52. 55. 64 Oi. 235 Aion Oork 274 Jon Clark-8. 126. 254. 258 Jerry Oark 235 Lodino Clark 189 She o Cork 288 Teresa Oork62. 70. 235 Summer Oowson 147. 288, 290 Morgorer Clement 288. 292 Charles Closer 274 Deon Ckngenpeel 274 Moiverce Omron 274 Michoel Omron 189 Closing 326028 Debbie Cootes04 50. 57. 70. 71. 189 Alex Cobb 90. 108. 258 Frances Cobb 258 Corolne Cockburn64. 235. 241 Kelly CoffieW 274 Lao Coffield 235 Mite Coffield 258 Porrids Coiner 36 258 Gmger Coker 53. 258 Anrowon Coieman 258 Corhy Coelmon 235 Shown Coleman 275 Sroo Colemon 258 Wiere Cdemon44. 189. 224 Ltso Coins 59. 189 James Compton 275 Jeonme Condrey 275 Holey Cone 46 275 0« Connell 288 Shrley Conner 253 Cns Conrod 45. 54. 55. 56. 64. 70. 235 Knsren Conrod 63. 235 Bern Cook 189 Jody Cook-30. 189 Molta Cook 275 Michael Cook37. 275 Trooe Cook 258 W e Cook 258 Vrgmo Coombs 288 Adorn Cooper 235 Darryl Cooper 21, 45. 46. 61. 70. 235 David Cooper 258 Mork Cooper 78. 275 Shonndo Cooper 275 Tomrme Cooper 235 Fred Corbn 275 Terry Come 190 Jamie Cork-44. 75. 189. 224 Ondgerre Corley 127. 275 Mory Corley 162. 288. 290 Tom Corley 258 Von Corley 236 Cedric Cornelius 135. 189 Darrel Cornelus 258 D Cornelus 110 Damck Cornelus 275 Korea Cornelius 258 Srhone Cornelus 258 Tern Corane 59 John Corso-190 Jody Courtney 289 Keao Courtney 45. 61. 190 Alice Corvi34, 63. 258 Mke Cox 258 Gory Coursos Heidi Coword-70 AMse Coword 103. 132. 177. 254. 256. 258. 264 W om Coword 258 Xeno Coword 78. 258 Tem Coward 275 Bonnie Cox 190 Bhondo Cranford 258 Donna Crawford 275 Lisa Oenshow 190 Andrea CrmG4. 57. 70. 73. 232. 236 Dorboro Cnsostumo 275 Davd Cocker 90. 103. 129 145. 190 Oarboro Crombe 155. 275 Cheryl Crombe68. 52. 236. 305 Terry Cone 190 jerry Cosby 236 Tofjono Cosby 259 Steve Cross 100. 101. 132. 134. 236. 238 Forth Gout 275 Faye Cout 236 Joe Crom-236 Lone Crowe 63 64. 259 Sandy Cruzon 259 Wendy Guzon 236 Hope Crye 28. 275 Sat era Cunmnghom 259 Stephan Cunmnghom 236 Kelley Cushng 28. 275 Poulo Cutter 63. 259 Cycling 39 D Lise Dabney 55. 142. 147 236 Cody Donets 190 Gwendolyn Darnels 191 Kenny Daneh 191 Wes Dasrer63 108 259 Bandy Doughty t)3 Tommy Do von; 54. 103. 145 Ood Dova30. 62. 64. 65. 237 Demetros Dove 41, 78. 142. 237 Gorrick Dove 259 Jody Dovts 50. 55. 56. 57 61. 232 237 Korea Dovis 259 Keirh Dovts 103, 191 Lotonyo Dovis 275 Mchele Dovts 46. 47. 237 Porroo Dovis 237 Bhett Dovis 259 Boberro Davis 191 Sylvio Dov6 44 57. 58. 83. 191 Todd Dovts 191. 200 Pom Doy 237 Sondro Doy 40. 237 ShoronDed 289 Toro Ded 55. 61. 64 65. 174. 146 147 259 Lonme Deon 275 Boy Deon 36. 259 Mike DeOerry 21. 120. 123 144. 174. 254. 259 Deco 40 41 Jennfer Dees 191 Lao Defrees 259 Alvin Deguzmon 237 JH Detozer 78. 191 M ch Ddozer 45. 78. 259 Etzoberh DeMosoo32. 67 Ldry DeMontegre 293 Davd DeMoyo 159 232. 237. 244 Duane Derma 31. 170 John Dents 259 Lms Dems Dwayne Demme 176. 178. 289 Mark Denn 191 Sophia Deans 191 Dovtd Demon 39. 42. 43. 275 Emly Denton 8. 28. 29. 39. 42. 64. 126. 259 Donielie Deroso 35. 61 Tommy Derrick 259 0 � y Dewitt 275 Jimmy Dewitt 110, 259 Fron Dd 44. 192 Edward Dckey 54. 289 Donne Dllord 275 Suson Dllord 192 Susan Dion 289 Ehzoberh Dtmasool92 Davd Dmkrns 259 Bobert Dmkrns 259 Tommy Dmkrns 237 Oil Dixon 259 Dnon Dixon 259 Chra Dixon 58. 191 Chnsty Dixon 237 Joey Dodds 237 Chp Dodson 259 Debbe Dde62 63. 78. 174. 259 Leoevetyn Dorserr 53. 275 Mork Dorserr 57. 81. 192 Fronk Doskod 132. 237 Mork Dotson 237 Ktfty Doucet 259 Bondy Doughty 237 Lynden Douglas 237. 275 Monlyn Douglas 44. 192. 203 Poly Dow 289 296. 297 Mke Dowel 45, 192 Cheryl Dowey 237 Greg Dowey 192 Mono Downing 192 Mone Downing 237 Carmen Dox e 275 Melody Doxie 78. 237 Tommy Doxier 237 Deth Drummond 56. 75. 76. 78, 147. 150. 153. 237 Od Dubord 58. 237 Troy [Xjce259 Edward Dudley 193 Amy Duffy 8. 42. 46. 64 259 Oi Dunphy 193 Dnon Dunphy 103. 132. 135, 237 Kenneth Dumon 237 Srod Dunron 259 tVyon Durden 275 Martho Durham 50, 73. 127. 275, 286 E Chris Eoker 93 Joanne Eoker 193 Lisa Eorgie 276 Angela Eorvm 259 Earnest Eorvm 276 Cieovelond Eason 81. 177. 193 Kevin East 108 259 Michoeta East 36, 237 Com Easterly 85 193 Meteso Eosrerby 276 Mocon Eosrervtg 127. 143. 276 Martha Easterlng 124. 125 140 141. 144 160 169 193, 209. 221. 326 VerneH Eastman 78. 276 Srephome Edgers 237 T Edgers 110 Denny Edr-rtston 276 Mike Edmonds 237. 247 Bondy Edmonds 276 Chod Edwards 78, 81. 237 Cmdy Edwords 260 Grady Edwords 260 Neal Edwords 31, 46 108 Poul Edwords46. 54. 61. 75. 174 . 260 Begndd Eglesron 41. 120 260 Sylvia Eglesron 50. 83. 142 Drook Eisenhower 260 Crog Eisenhower 31. 48 08 120. 260 Dove EKns 193 Loune Efcot 238 Bobm E lb 260 Keith Efcson 260 Bonold Elteon 260 Bonold Elteon 260 Trocy Ehson 58 193 Lndo Elteb 193 Vickie Efcb-67. 260 Debbe Elmer 260 Korea Elmer 99. 238 Monaco Embrey 58. 59. 193, 224 Michelle Emerick 48 276 Begg� e English 238 Done! Enoch 90. 03. 238 Condi Eprmg 63. 75. 260 Bichord Erickson 78 81 260 Ernest Ervmg 120. 121 John Eskridge 46. 57. 238 Steve Esres 42. 238 Pom Ethndge 75. 194 Dwight Evans 238 Erwm Evans 61. 112, 113. 238 Fe«oa Evans 36. 276 Mour.ce Evons 58. 03. 113. 238 Tern Evons 276 Bendy Ewcrr 276 Lee Ewmg46. 64 147. 153 260 Explorers 42 43 F Focuiy 288 293 Fods ond Fosbons57. 168 169 Mke Fairer 39. 43. 61. 156 238 AJan Former 53. 75. 78. 238 Mke Former 187, 194 Bichard Farmer 238 Dlond Farnsworth 276 Gray Farnsworth 260. 326 Fashion Club 83 Gno Foust 276 Holy Foust 57. 260 Michoel Fovb 194 Michele Fovb 276 F0LA44 Features Dr Wiam Junkns 45 Governor Brtey 0 Sender Thurmond 36, 67. 156157. 181 Host oges 170171 Jimmy's Mott 158 159 Jo ond Horry Par one 172 173 Mrs Pascol 164 165 Dovid Beroberr 45 Seooror Ernest Holmgs 156157 Spoce ond Aierr 174175 T oleor Show 166167 Teacher Helpers V 2163 Drorron FennelOO, 45, 46. 174. 238 Serh Fennel 42. 62. 276 Oi Ferguson Ferguson 194 Gregory Fields 35. 276 Tom Fkes-36. 260 Debbe Fmch 260 Janes Fmcher 09. 129. 131. 238 Druce FmkelOO. 73. 238 Judi Fmkei 254. 260 Thomas Fnney 87, 293 Mork Fisher 58. 238 Tm Faher 194. 224 Stanley Fisher 238 Teresa Flake 77. 276. 284 Bebecco Fteenor 32. 79. 260 Trocy Flemmg-34 62 260 Cednc Flemmng 78. 270 Done Flemmmg-289 Angelo Flercher 75. 78. 260 Charles Floyd 289 Greg Floyd 238 Tommy Floyd 58. 194 Annette Folge-66 260 Booseveir Fogle 293. 297 Orerr Fotse 129. 238 Foorboll Varsity 102 C7 JV 08 09 DsquodlOHI Jonbo Fbd 125. 238 Jufc Foyer 260 Donne Fournier 276 Johnny Fowler 73. lO. 276 Saroh Fronas 15. 77. 260 Oilfy FronWn276 Poulo Fronkhn Tony Fronton 08. 238 Donno Fronks 75 French Club 4647 Freshmen Class 271287 Joye Frazier 28, 56. 98. 99 142, 160. 182 194. 205 224 Chns Free 4 22. 27, 75. 78 167 194. 202 Dovid Free lO. 238 Suson Free 232. 238 Sortie Freemon77. 276 Jomes Frick 03. 239 Mke Fnck 276 Tommy Fnck 194 224 44 Korheryn Freler 59. 239 Steve Fnerson 128. 129. 194 Wayne Frierson 276 Jomes Fries 276 Mke FuilenkcmplO. 276 Todd Fuler 27. 177 276 Cloy Fulmer 53. 206 Eddie Fulmer 195 Scon Fulmer 86 G Ake Gobe 260 Mke Gobnei lO. 132. 276 Morey Garterd60. 260 Mary Koy Gomes 21. 61. 73. 271. 276 Fronton Goney 195 Mory Gomey 239 Poul Gomey 239 Pere Gomey41 50. 195 Dr on Gather 195 Moc Golgard 276 Jurton Gandy 239 Deon Gona293 Atom Gonrt 58. 68 195 Condy Gonrr-276. 284 John Garozo-39. 42. 40. 239 Steven Gorozo lO. 276 Suzette Goroa 44. 53, OO. 195 Vivian Gorcio 28. 48. 261 John Gotdener 19 22. 23. 24. 56 57. 65. 175, 195 Monico Gardener 276 Tm Gardener 21, 30. 40. 50 64 65. 73. 176. 232. 236. 239. 247 Chns Gormon 276 Fronk Gormon 195 Mour e Gormon 261 Booseveir Garnck 293 Doug Gores 276 Todd Gores 78. 81 196 Mory Gouder 289 Chns Gourd l08 Chnyne Geoney 131, 261 Debo Geddmgs 289 Oi Geiger 239 Johnny Geiger 90 Lbrome Geiger 141 Meteso Geiger 261 Bondy Geiger 261 Bober; Geiger 239 Tero Geiger 77. 276 German Oub48. 49 Eteo Gentry-61. 65. 174. 155. 261 Ebzoberh George 32. 75. 254 Porno George 98 99 Bobert George 46 47. 54 196 Les e Getmon55 Bichard Gerstenberg lO. 277 Greg Gibbs 64. 239 Index 299 Jocqufyn Gibbs 277 Jomes Gibbs 277 Pom Gtobs32 S3. 78. M2. 239 Shoronne Gibbs 277 Trocy Gbbs-277 Trocey Gtobes 1©. 132 Detyo Gtoson 28 52. 239 Jett Gbson 239 Jcft Gdcumb 158. 196 Drendo Gtoson 277 Mke G bner 78. 81. 255. 261 Stephen Gebner 78. 261 Shoron Gffen 277 Onon Gilespie84, 158. 196 Onyy G om-239. 249 Marvm Gfyard239 Mork Gtover 37. 277 Peggy Gtover 29. 289 Teresa Gover02. 39. 42. 261 Donna Good 44. 142. 196 Wyleno Good 277 Demord Goarcher 70. 261 Mke Goorcher 19. 35. 156. 196 Party Gochnour 55 64. 196 Guyeth Godwn86, 293 Scon Goercz62. 129, 239 Teresa Goff 35. 37. 277 Donald Gones 261 Donovn Gomes-35 Roy Gomes 261 Sonya Gomes-60. 78, 83. 134. 232. 239 Keith Gomes 132. 135 Kenneth Gomes 103. 132. 134. 196 Tonyo Gomes 50 She4o Goms 261 Lewis Gotdboorne 130. 131. 277 Tonyo GddbOume 196 Golf 93 Hekto Gabon 261 Gerordme Gona ez 239 Detores Gondo 289 Jomes Gondo 30 57. 64. 196. 224 Mork Gondo 78. 131. 277 Lao Gonolez 277 Michele GoodbcOd-239 Gerord Goodbo dl32. 277 Chris Goodwin 277 Rick Goodwm 46 47. 64, 65. 239 SyMo Graft on 78. 197 Shelley Grohom 57. 73. 239 Russel Grohom 239 John Grant 277 Louse Grant38. 53. 57. 64 65, 240 George Grorron 52. 261 Micheoi Gray 110. 277 Ponsy Grey 45. 197 Rene Gray 197 Gmo Greathouse 154, 182. 197. 225 Angie Green 277 D4 Green 293 Deme Green 293 Conme Greerv197 Giendo Green 66. 73. 75. 125. 143, 147. 166 Karen Green 44 Korhy Green 277 Km Greene 75. 76. 174 Lucie Green 277 Morge Green 240 Merry Green 240 Michoei Green 261 Potnoo Green 44. 197. 215 Shrley Green 44 197 Sorjo Green 261 Tonjo Green66. 261 Wiom Green 293 Denrvs Greene 240 Duone Greene 261 Foye Greene 277 Karen Greene 197. 225 Kim Greene 52. 55. 61. 147. 148. 149. 153. 261 Tonjo Greene 240 Donna Gnffmt43 Donne Gnffm240 Her old Grffm 261 Undo Grrffm 293 Sharon Grrffm 77 Sonjo Gnffm 117, 126. 261 Much Gnggs 75. 78. 261 Joonne Gnmshow 117, 271. 276. 277 Soroh Grmshow 21. 28. 42. 43. 50. 73. 137. 160. 182. 189 197. 204, 218. 219. 326 Steve Gnmshow 30. 42. 73. 93. 240. 244 A drone Griper 277 Gregory Gnpper 277 Ekzoberh Gross 55. 64. 65. 198 Eileen Grossmarv62. 64, 240 Iro Grossmon 277 Sheryl Grover 240 Chris Guard 261 Woyne Guledge 198 Den Gurgonous 198. 200 300 lodex Doug Guttve 120 261 H Robert Hoos 103. 261 Kotherme Hoggord64. 65, 78. 198 Don Haight 7. 30. 50. 73. 103. 137, 145 154. 177. 182. 189 198, 212 Ke y Hoighr61. 94. 97. 261 Donna Hogler 198 Kyle Hogler 41. 240 Nathan Haile 58 198 R ky Hale 232 240 Donne Hanley 63. 64 261 Debbie Hdl S3. 78. 198. 225 Jeff He 240 LfiO HOI 43. 277 TreH He 277 Ced Halt wonger 277 Juonito Homlron 277 Oneido Homlron 277 Thomas Homlron 240 Wie Homlron 277 Gerence Hommonds 198 Scmdra Hommonds 262 Cd Honce 58 Kotherme Hondel 289 Moureen Homey 64, 75. 262 Dyron Hanna 277 Ortogetre Hormoy 262 Mono Horbor 277 Knsrm Hadesty 46 262. 266 CNp Hordy 73. 78. 262 George Hordy 240 Soroh Hordy 13 Enc Hae36, 278 George Hormon 240 Mel SC Hormon 198 Rondy Hormon 277 Sharon Hormon 240 June Harper 262 B4y Horrei 278 Jockie Horrel 240 Potnoo Horrel 271. 278 Vickie Horrel 146, 151 Vondo Horrel 26. 32. 53. 56. 78. 147. 153. 182, 198. 202. 224 Lynn Hcmefscn 32. 63. 78. 254, 262 Dorothy Horr6 289 Jennifer Hans 198 Lorome Homs 289 Dorry Harr son 103. ©7. 132. 134 145. 199 Monco Horrson 44. 95. 199 Robert Harrison 78 Sherry Horrson 199. 225 Kenneth Hat 40. 65, 240 Koren Hortness 75, 78. 262 Mork Hortmess 58 He S Harr vigsen 199. 203. 225 Chong Haskel 275 Roymond Hatch 37. 278 Tim Hatch 35, 156 Tm Horchei 240 Chuck Hotchel 90 199 Cothy Hotcher 240 Christy Hatcher 278 Sdney Hot on 19. 81. 199. 202 Jerry Hov d 262 Shusoku Hoyoshi 278 Mke Hoynes 199 Reginald Hoynes 262 Rodney Hoynes278 Roger Hazel 102. 178. 289 Pendo Heoth 278 Zenobo Heoth 83. 199. 225. 326 Richard Hegwood 240 Stocy Heighrtmger-63. 262 Dovd Hetsel 40 Jeff Helermon 199 Drendo Helm 262 Carol Helm 199 Chuck Helms 289 Oovto Heims 48. 262 Jomes Henderson 81. 199. 288. 293 Renee Henderson 262 Dormy Hendncks45. 52. 55. 64. 174, 262 James Hendrick-32. 33, 42. 50 52. 87, 130. 131, 160, 177. 178. 288. 289 Mory Hendrix 278 Peggy Hendnx 278 Drendo Heoey 289 Hoppy Henry 289 Done Hensley 36. 240 Tony Henson 35. 58. 200, 226 Chris Herben 262 Lynn Herbea 293 Tnoo Herndon 28. 200. 204. 226 Luaeoo Herr 293 John Herth 262 Lomo Hertz 240 Korhy Hewitr34. 262 Dov j rteko 278 John Kkks37. 278 Tereso Hcks34. 200 Dormy Hers 240 Metone Hggms 278 284 Wendy Hggms 77 Tammy Hggms 262 Terry 278 Hc y HkJrerh 262 Drendo Hll 57. 125. 241 Fefcoo HI 262 Soroh Hi 241 Terry HI 244 Thomas HI 293. 90 Wiom HI 262 Kevm H ron 84. 200 Vonesso Hlton 241 Phi Hmgleron 241 Rhondo Hmgleton 262 Km Hnson 278 Oerrho Hrre 289 Jonet Hoffmcm 94 96. 289 Louro Hoffman 28, 63. 262 Kevm HogonOO. 73. 107. 108. 113. 262 Kenny Hogue 241 Oorboro Hotorook 293 Conne Hofcrook200 Gnger Hotdford 262 Mornome HolondlSl. 290, 292 Dovid Holer 103. 145, 200 Doug Ho ifietd63 262 Ange Heirs63 75. 262 Conne Hois 241 Jim Hotts 262 Tmo Holmer 83 Darlene Hdmes83. 200 Jerry Holmes 110, 278 Jockie Hdr 278 Otar Hofwodei 262 Homecoming 140145 Joon Hood 241 Chong Hooke 42. 278 Ronold Hooker 241 Roy Hooker 50. 58. 78. 200 Deverty Hooper 200 Dobby Hooper 290 Kermerh Hooper 241 Uso Hopper 278 Peggy Hope 290 Joe Hopke 129. 131. 263 Greg Hopkms 200 Tereso Hopkms 263 Rodney Home 4. 85. 182, 201. 226 Woker Home-201 Wiom Horne 290 Mrch Hornsby 90 Sonyo Hornsby 201 HOSA59 DovxJ Hoskms 278 Tony Houck 278 Michele House 241 Vlmo House 75 Mork Howard 278 Tmo Howard 263 Dovd Howe-278 Km Howerter 241 Max Howerter 278 Joey Hudson 278 Laxo Hudson 241 Lynn Hudson 201 Stanley Hudson63. 241 Tteor Hudson 71. 278 Honk Huewdon 278 Meteo Kjey 50. 124. 125. 160 194. 201 Chns Huggms 241 Gendo Huggms 117. 118. 201 R ky Hjggms 58, 201 Trocy Huggns28. 73. 139. 254. 263. 265 Donny Hunncurr 53, 263 Evelyn Hunncurr 53. 278 Koren Hurver 45. 78, 278 Rcky Hunter 13. 30. 50. 73. 78. 79. 154. 177 178 191. 201. 211. 226 Rose Hunrer 293 Tm Hunrer 103, 241 She y Husbond 28. 61. 124, 125. 168 241 Oea Hutson 278 Angelo Hutter 57. 73. 142. 155. 232. 241. 253 Jeff Hutter 31. 42. 43. 62. 278 Lorn Hun 201 Doriene Huyck 34. 63. 263 Etome Hyorr 263 Jone Hyorr 290 Lmdo Hyorr 201 Rixh Hyon 44 202 Lmdo Ingrom 290. 305 Noreen Intow 53. 202 Rhondo lnmon62. 278 Inter ocr-32-33 Inter dub Cound 50 51 Krk Inter ml 90. 103. 04. 05. 06. 143, 177. 202 205 M he«e book 57 Mork book 27. 02. 03. 04 05. 129. 143, 202 207. 326 Melmdo bock 79. 254 263 Joseph benhowotd 278 J Angelo Jockson 53. 77. 278 Dorryl Jockson 60 65. 83, 202. 226 Greg Jockson 241 Louro Jockson 61 162. 290 Koren Jocobs 53. 278 Lorry Jocobs 1©. 278 Oscar Jocobs37. 77. 270 Regno Jocobs63 231 Russe Jocobs 241 Shermon Jocobs 12. 241 Tony Jocobs 270 Vickie Jocobs 75. 263 Wanda Jocobs 63. 202. 226, 233 Cheryl JomersonPO. 75. 78. 241 Doreen Jomerson 78. 202. 226 Alan James ©3. 241 Jon Jomes 263 Lorry Jomes 40, 202 Drendo Jomaon 75. 263 Wiloi Jonptong 242 Joy Jeffers 278 John Jeffers 202. 211 Albert Jefferson 263 Avo Jefferson 182. 202 Conne Jefferson 263 Charles Jefferson64, ©8 242 Dovid Jefferson 263 Connie Jenkms62, 127. 147. 153. 271. 278 Keirh Jennings 278 Greg Johnston 178, 293 Anne Johnson 279 Dot bora Johnson 290 Cy Johnson 15. ©3. ©4 ©6 ©7 Donno Johnson 263 Hermon Johnson242 Ivory Johnson 242 Joey Johnson 78. 279 Joye Johnson 260. 263 Lodonno Johnson 36. 279 Lee Johnson 48 203 Tonyo Johnson 242 Wiom Johnson 279 Yvonne Johnson 44, 203 AMn Jones 128, 129. 203, 240 Angeto Jones 242 Cheryl Jones44. 83, 86. 202 Oms Jones ©8. 279 Come Jones 279 Donny Jones 279 Dorm Jones 263 Darnel Jones 279 Deem Jones 87 Dwoyne Jones 70, ©8 Jorrod Jones 263 Jerry Jones 263 John Jones 94, 263 Koren Jones 202 John Jones 290 Misry Jones-32. 62. 232. 242 Monea Jones 290 Neoi Jones 203 R ky Jones 279 Robert Jones 279 Ron Jonev279 Scon Jones 203 Seiece Jones 242 Sronley Jones 297 Tereso Jones 20. 21. 50. 72. 73. 78. M3. 156. 192 V Jones 41. 94, ©3. M5. 203 Jeff Jordan32 50. 53. 62. 64. 65. 242 Loune Jordon 34. 190, 203, 227 Tony Jordcm 35 279 Oorence Joseph 263 Suson Joye232. 242, 247 Mork Joyner 58 Wende Joyner 64. 78. 279 Jr Acodemy of Science 45 Jr doss 232 253 K Pod Koufmom 32. X. X. X. 56 61. 62. 64. Den LeFebre 205 Donno Morrn 206 Mann Mc1 jos 265 65. 174. 242 Goyle LeGronde 280 Florence Morrn 203 Peter Menkhous28i hotter Koufmom 32 46. 40 X. X 64. 242 Kimberly LeGronde 75. 264 Go Morrn Ivy Mies 281 John Keon-17. 41. 78. 204, 227 Loune LeGronde 264 207 Srocy Mies 32. 78 265 Debbe Kwh-279 Uso Leigh 28. 126. 264 Jamie Martin 243 Cmdy Miller 281 Lon Kwh-204 Chns Lempess 201 Lynn Morrn 244 Come M4er 201 Korhleen Ke� y 77. 270 Robert Lesie 280 Morsho l Morrn 22. 23. X. X. X. 207 218. 227 Gory M4er 281 Afyson Kelly X. 117. 2X Alonzo Lews 201 Mfce Morrn 201. 206. 207 Inger Mder 271. 281 Alrheo Kely 204 Morrn Leirner 140. 141 Noncy Mann 265 Jeff Mier X. 208 Demone Kely 55. 242 Cormen Lews34. 55. 62. 64. 206. 227 Ricky Mann 207 Wendy Miter 265 Doro Kely X. 270 Detone Lews 243 Ron Marrm 265 Mcrsnol MJnouse 40 2X. 245 Joe Kdy 280. 200 Dors Lews 243 Sherri Morrn 174. 201 Oro Milhouse 245 Mery Fronos Ke y 200 Fred Lews 264 Susan Morrn 280. 326 Srocey Milner 28. X 73. 126, 130 265 Mchelle Kelly 62. 242 Jmvny Lews75. 78. 264 Vee Morrn 05 Aksho Mshoe62. 78. 147. 240. 245 Rherr Kely 73. 271. 275, 270 Eugene LAewood 55. 57. 177, 232. 243 Ofly Morvn 110, 120 2X Suson Mshoe 25. X. 73. 08, 00 IX 161 ‘84, Suson Kely 270 Currs Ldy 243 WAe Morvn 207 141 208 215. 228 Todd Kely 242 Sondro Liy 264 Parry Mosek 78. SI. 265 Mss Spring Vo ey Pogeonr 146IX Jennifer Kennedy 200 G Lmgle 110 Por Mashburn 265 Mister Spring Vo ey Pogecni 176170 Suson Kenedy 200 Leamo Lngie41 243 Pod Mashtxrn 42. 43. 280 Mergerer Mrchefl 208 228 W Kent 103, 142. 204 Robin Lingyon34 Porrioo Meson 265 Norhon Mtche 200 Noreen Kent 60. 147. 107, 204, 227 Elpoo LrvJuynono 30. 42 43. 67 280 Herd Moszk 280 Wando Mrchell 265 Rob e Ken? 30 42. 52. 168. 232. 242. 244 Murom UnJusrr ono28 30. 42. 43 62. 243 Donno Morheley 265 Ang Mxon20l Mke Kerekes 78. 2X Major Morvn Lnrner Podo Morhews 2X Nancy Mook 78 200. 228 Down Kessler 2X Donlyn Uchford 52. 168, 243 James Moth 244 Rodger Moors 245 Mhe Kessler 2X Morrn Uner 100 206 Tommy Morhis 244 bsa Mobley 245 Key Club 30 31 Lynn Livingston 243 Dchene Morhety 207 Pometa Mock 265 Jomes Kidder 270 Michelle Lloyd 05. 116. 264 Chnsmo Morrhews 265 Rooerro Mokmry 131. 281 Troy KOder 2X Sylvio Uoyd05, 117. 118, 110. 243. 251 Denne Monox 280 Mark Monfeh 265 Jm Kier 37 Sd Locke X. 201 Dors Marrox 244 Km Monk 107. 200 228 Por Kigore 242 Logos X Dwayne Monox 35 Tno Monroe 266 Goyle K on 200 Oort Lomos 243 Jose Matrox X. 2X Arlene Montgomery 64 05. 117 118 110. 205. Charles Km 242 Condi Lomas-34. 117. 127. 271. 280, 286 John Moy 131. 280 227 Kira Kim 242 Pod Moos. 243 Oeverty Moyer 291 Mcgerne Montgomery 62. 245 Rone Kme 80. 00. 103 014. 145. 204 Paderre Loner 264 Korhleen Mayer 18 24. 32. X. X. 61. 78. 207. Chgmra Moore 281 Crysrd Kmpson 21. 46 47, X. 55. 60 0. 143. Donny Long 63. 264 227 Donny Moore 200 175. 182. 204 Edwn Long 180 100. 280 Mork Moyf« J46. 113. 244 Donny Moore 48. X. 266 Chorte Kino 1270 Jomes Long 280 Michele MoyXld 280 Dense Moore 245 Chohoyne 1 ngX. 242 Ronnie Long 1«. 280 Dee Moyzes 2X 265 Fcye Moore 201 Por Kng 242 Skip Long 206 Joe McAbee 45 X. 244 Judy Moore 266 Scorr Kirkpotrich 263 Jennifer Looms 42. 66. 05. 243 Angela McAJksrer 0. X. 78. 140. 145 167 182. Loune Moore 281 Donno Kjrton77. 270 Randy Looms 280 101. 147. 144 Merun Moore X 205 Oorboro KfChtngs 2X Kenny Lorene 280 Dernord McConrsX. 265 Mcheoi Moere X Donny Kjrrre 242 George Lor 120. 264 Corme McCarry 44. 64. 203 Michelle Moore 205 Chrs Kncrm 204 M hoei Lott 264 Conme McCleon-83 Pom Moore 124 125. 232. 245 David Krvghr 70. 87. 288. 200 04 Louder 108 130. 131. 264 Donnel McOerWm 244 Perry Moore 266 Joner Krn v 263 Dovid Louder 17. 10. 21. 22. 23. 24. 32. 45. X. Anne McGeory X. 281 Steve Moore 281 Richard K vghr X 78 140 141. 204 54 55. X 57 60. X 201. 206 Shown McConnel 265 Quncy Moore 36 108 266 Kevm Koto 72. 242 Robbie Louvom 75. 280 Jock McCoy 57. 145 244 Joe Mordes 245 246 Sr eve Korwer 264 Dorry Love 243 L so McCoy 145. 277. 280 Jeff Moron 110, 281 Suson Korner 270 Jens Love 201 Chorles McCray-281 Tony Morant 281 Lee Kdy 113. 200 Wendell Love30. 186 204 206 Venesho McCray 44 75, 146, 147, 207 Eode Moretond O. 209 Allen Krensovoge 204 Worn Lovett X. X. 62. 145 243 Melissa McCdkxjgh X. 265 Demy Morgon 266 Scort Krewsouoge 110 270 Done Loverre 78. 06. 07. IX 182. 206. 215. Joon McCurdy 244 Morvn Morgon 129 245 Jomes Kroeorg 205 227 Jomes McCutcheon 207 Chuck Mom 205 Mary Kroemng 279 Ann Lucos 62 260 Mnro McDonel 207. 20 Jeff Mom-75 Dovid Krouse 242 Donno Lucas 28 75, 78 232. 243 Detore McDonogn 23. 32. X. X. 201. 208 Derh Morrs 28. 29. 99. IX 204 209. 215 225 Orendo Krypuo75 Ekzobeth Lucos 243 Colvn McDonald 244 Mory Am Moser 28 41 147 232. 237. 245 Trey Kuhne 264 Gal Lucas 54 62 Chuck McDonald 120. 244 Michelle Moses 209 Dfl Kurrs-35. X. 205 Se no Lucos 36. 75. 264 Douglas McDonald 244 Di Mosley 52. 266 S'on KuskoOO. 01 Todd Lucos 57. 78 81. 243 Jeon McDonald 208 Penny Mosey 39. 61 2X Drod Luce 70. 243 tons Mcfiveen 174 200 201 Troci Moss 62. 281 Amee Luffig64. 2X Pom Mc£lvn208 Km Morley 44 209 L Mrfiom Luftig 55. 64. 66. 206 Roger McGee 281 Juke Mom 281 Drod Lumpkn 264 Pom McGi 201 Sam Mou zn 36 Scott Luyer 243 Michelle McGugon62. X. 78. 265 Mott Moyer 2X Fronces Loborde 200 Drendo Lyles 260 Am McKoy 265 NKOie Mozle 281 Joy Lobrodor 177. 264 Jomes Lyles 120. 121. 280 123 Chrs McKoy 281 Mu Apro Thero X Ricky Lobr coder 264 Jerome Lyles 243 Alison McKeown 46. 2X Rodney Muckenfuss 40 205 Annette Lake 242 Lofcro Lyles 118. 110. 280 Greg McKe 208 Tm Mukns 281 Hofte Lolbene41. 205 Monlyn Lyles 44. 206 Mm McKe 40 244 Anthony MuHns 103 145, 209 Mohsa Lomberr 242 Por Lyles 2X Rodney McKinney 244 Morvn Muhns2X Tommy Lambert 242 Sophw Lyles 243 Dorry McKnnon 281 Derh Mu4s 28. 29. 46. X 75. 266 Vnce Lambert 110 270 Tim Lyles 103 Come McLeon 265 Daryl Mun 103 Surget Lone 46 200 Tony Lyles 264 Dovid McLeon 244 MxheUe Mungn 281 Scon Longford 120, 131. 264 Km Lyworn 280 Kemy McLeon 281 Dna Mum 281 Gory Longyon 280. 203 Des ee Lynch 280 Robn McLeon 244 Adjone Murdough 245 Jmrny Longyon 45 48. 55. 174 242 Donno Lynch 67. 264 Sondro McLeon 281 Vnmy Murphy35. 281 Donny Larsen 205 Korhleen Lynch 206 Robtx McMonon Rondol Murpny 245 Jimmy Lofhon X Srocy McMunoy62. X. 75. 244 Roben Murroy 120 Lorn Qub52 Debra McVoy 244 Sondro AAurroy 52. 291 Kond Lougneod 242 M Drtogerre McV ams 28l Richard Muskovn 110. 281 Sondro Lowhorn 270 Ho Meodors 201 204 Chrs Myers 37. 26‘ Virgmo Lowhorn 60. 83. 242 My Medkn 55. 281 Greg Myers 245 Teresa Lawler 57. 107. 205 Mono Mocforlone 201 Drendo Medkn 61 77. 265 Joner Myers 2X Lon Lawrence 205 Moron Mock 201 George Meers245 Jeff Myers 292 Mi e Lawrence 78 270 Ronnie Mock 243 Pete Mewkhous 174 Lee Ann Myers 21, 52 55. X 57. 61. 64 65. Lortone Lazaro 28. 73. 127. 272. 270 Krs Mockey 55. 75. 264 Sue Melerre 291 232. 245 Oorbro Leopord 200 Korl Modchoro 108. 264 Gary Moron 103. 105. 245 Loure Mylander 8. 11. 42. 52. 126 2X Phlkp LeOksnd 36. 75. 270 Maintenance 206 207 Jimmy Meton 62 281 Clyde Lee 203 Dovid Moloy 206 Pete Monkhous62 Dem Lee 108 264 Tim Moloy 108. 264 Mork Mercodd62. 120. 208 N Done Lee 280 Longyon Mamon 2X Judy Meredrtv34. 2X. 265 Donno Lee 243 Darryl Maples 243 Tommy Meredith 2X Jcne Lee 200 Jovier Morcei 260 Cynrho Merze 201 Srepnone Nonkn 64. 67. 281 Ken Lee 280 Podo Marsh 36. 265 Cmdy Mew X. 2X Dove Notes 266 Kim Lee 77. 280 Tern Marsh 265 Darlene Mew 32. 62. X. 75 208 228 Dorr No es 209. 228 Lndo Lee Oorboro Marsha 280 Toma Meyers 281 Ekzoberh Notes 245 Pom Lee 08. 264 Dears Manners 87. 203 Dome Michobkr 245 Poly Notes 55. X 70. 245 252 Robert Lee 264 AKo Mann 265 Druce Mrchofekj208 Trocy Notes 245 Sharon Lee 264 Dobbie Mama 201 Gayle Mchebon 245 Anne Ned V 2 Terry Lee 205 Cheryl Morrn 265 Jomes Mekm5 245 Pom NedX. 75. 266 lndex X1 Steve Ned 7. 41, 94. 209 Suson Ned 52. 254, 266 Wayne Ned 30. 282 Bonn � Neely X. 266 Jerry Neely 245 Angelo Neidertvjer 282 Donno Nelson 282 Tony Nelson 20 Wrte Nelson 36. 282 Den Nest 03 140. 205. 291 Ovary Netrters-8. 62. 63. 254. 260, 266 Korhy Nettles 20. 25. 28 42 50. 51. 56. 73. 145. 156 160. 174. 181. 182. 198 20. 228 Kimoede Newel 75. 266 Kay Newel 162 Oorry Newkrk77. lO. 282 Mel Newman 20 Ange Newnoon 282 Debra Nezvesky 34. 46. 47 50. 56. 245 NFL. Narond Forense leogoe 55 N H S . Ncnond Honor Sooety 56 Ricky Ncho as266 Douglas N hds89. 245 James kkchds 19. 25. 56 73. 03 lO. 115, 193. 198, 206, 20. 144. 216 James Nckerson 282 SfOrto NKkoteon 254 Joyce Nobles 291 Wtie Nolev 245 ToOd Nord 02 Brenda NomnanX 266 Tommy Noms 266 Ty Nor ns 85. 20 Vek Norra 282 Jud Nonon 245 Alndro Nowe 245 Vickie Nowei 282 Ova Nye IO. 282 ' O Joan Oates 29i Dovtd Oberty 54, 292 Anne O Boyle 282 Henry O'Doyle 70. 71, OO. 20 Boben O'Conner 78 266 Tom O Conner 48 282 Una O'Conner 78. 282 David Odom 58 282 Greg Ogtxjrn 45. 62 271. 282 Hotty Ckeefe266 Steve 0keefe 2O Pom Oken282 Omego 57 Potnoo O Ne4 08. 292 Openrgl 15 Perry O'Ojmn 110 Eteo Otoe 20 229 Rogge Oreo 282 Nancy Orndcrtf 24 28. 29. 45. 50 54. 56. 57 61. 78. 20 Wade Osburn 39 OO 20 Darrel Oswe 282 Normon Oswe 266 Tommy Otter 236 Cdvn Ojten 37. 282 Joquelme Oaten 41. 211 Patrondo Outen 211 Pod Ojren 245 Rene Outen 245 Teresa Outen 66 211 Jerlyn Ourng 145. 245 Sheko Ouimg78 266 Outyondng Senors 24 27 Oorh Owens 73. 99 Derr k Owens 03. 132. 256 264 266 Russ Owens 40 41. 03. 211 Greg Owmgs 96. 98. 142 P Dovd Podgen 245 Helen PodgetT 266 Thomas Padgett 282 Trova Page 282 Tom Poorer 93 Dorn Pdozzdo 245 Darbro Pawner 282 Desi Pdmer 266 Enc Pdmer 282 Gwen Palmer 77 282 James Pdmer 78 245 Kim Palmer 282 Miched Pdmer 75. 282 Raymond Pdmer 266 Teresa Pdmer 266 Theodore Palmer 64. 282 Kelley Parham 29 57 147 211 229 Davnd Pa-ker X. 49. 245 Meteo Parker 211 Melody Parker 246 Horry Parone 292 Jo Parone 292 Donnerte Porrah 50. 78 211 Rusty Parsons 282 Pamela Porton 58 Joey Paschd267 louae Raschd 164 165. 292. 294. 295 Done e Patterson 6 67. 78. 267 Huy on Patton 267 Georgetta Pou n 36 246 John Pouln-35. 36. 58. 85. 211, 229 Km Pouln35. 282 0 ty Peolse 267 Gwendolyn Peeke 44 211 Poulo Peake 44. 211 Trvny Peoke86. 183. 212 Donna Pearce 99 212 Jomes Peay 35 Keith Peeie Steve Peeples 187 200 212. 292 Suson Pendelron 282 Dovd Pender 267 Ekzoberh Pender 212, 229 Steve Pender 246 Velvet Peny 212 Doug Perkins 246 Leo Perreodr 108 140 177. 179. 221. 267 Mark Perreodt X. 31. 103 105. 120. 129 246 Robbie Perry 282 Sandy Perry 68, 292 Lao Pescorore 267 Robtue Peters 246 0.1 Peroskey 90. 293 Pot Petros 174 Done Petra 267 Sr even Perns 246 Scott Fherfer 282 Alon PhAps85. 246 Corlo PhAps 282 Debde F ps147. 254. 267 Helen Ph ps46 54 254. 267 Kevin Phftps 58. 212 Jomce Pott 41 78. 145. 212 Norofce Prow X 64. 65. 246 Pot Pietros 55. 61. 267 Mas Pggy 176 Louro Porrowski 267 Ed PtorrOS. 58. 156 246 SV Players 64 Rene Pols 75. 212 Darhyl Ponds 108 267 Denese Ponds X 126. 267 Dovd Poole IX. 122 293 Jock Pode 32. 45 48. 108, 267 Charles Poore 42 73. 78. 271. 282 Roy Pert ee 36. 267 Aloson Porrh 212 Motto Posr IV 58 Mory Poy 246 Florence Potter 292 294 Powder Puff 154 155 Sandy Power 292 Holy Pozsik 40. 125, 232. 246 Greg Prew.tr 68 73. 103. 145. 212. 327 144 Anne Prezoso292 Myron Pr e292 Russ Price 132. 177. 282 Troy Pr e 246 Sherry Pnchord78, 213. 229 John Prieyer 110. 282 Les Prieyer 246 Pom Proffrr 267 Korhy Profier 254. 256. 267 Sherry Prut 62. 83. 147. 246 Prom 160 161 George Prykel 283 Andrea Pryor 283 Korea Pryor 97. 140. 213, 229. 141 144 Mdse Puffenoorger 42. 267 Soro f ffenderger 127. 283. 286 V ke Purdy 283 Cord Purser 246 Donny Pcrva 267 Keith Pumam 267 Q Drdgerre Quorcer 271 Anne Oxvtieboum 127. 283 Gene Qunn 292 Mke Gann 84. 213 R Steve Robon 283 Henry RogleX, 42. 283 Michoei Romes 267 Alonzo Rdey 246 Erwo. Rdey 246 Lysandro Romsey 267 Corey Rondol 7. 103. 246 Srocy Ropok283 Roquetbol82 Gene Rouierson 78. 267 Mory Rouscher 78. 283 Alon Roy 267 Enc Roy 32. 283 Gmny Roy 96. 97 117. 267 Lynne Reodmg 267 Dorbro Reomy 292 Jm Reomy 36. 283 Jeffery Reason 36 Corl Redmonn 108. 246 Donno Reed 246 Michoei Reed 267 Swonnee Reensijerno 44 293 Joy Reeves 35 246 Korhleen Re J 78. 267 Frederick Rembert 267 Pod Remberr 246 John Remolds 55 Kevo Rendds283 Roger Remolds 75. IX Ekzoberh Remz 2X Dennis Resendez 240 Jeff Revson283 Angela Reynolds 52. 54. 63. 247 Or on Reynolds 194 213 Dovd Reynolds 213 Roger Reynolds 132. 283 Odiy Richard 247 Elmer Richards 293 Evelyn Richardson 294 295 Pom Richardson 267 Richord Richardson X. 57. 213 Tommy Rdxydson 247 Rondy R kef 55. 61. 77 174. 267 Renee Ricker 55. 283 Ricky RckerdV 78, 195. 213 Krog R ksecker 283 Morshot Rdde2X Som Rdde247 Mott RJey 2X Sondro Riey 77, 247 Derry Rimer 267 Donnie! Roger 283 Audrey Rmker02. 62 2X Com RmkerX 129. 142. 247 Dee Rmker 162 Dobbs Rivers 75 Hocley Rivers 2X John Rivers63. 131. 267 Suson Roach 267 Derh Roberts 67. 267 Edde Roberts 283 Fredo Roberts 283 Potnoo Robens 213 Penny Roberrs247 R ky Roberts-38 68. 69. 213. 229 Idelia Robertson 77. 283 Koy Robertson 213 Kendo Robertson 75. 267 Donny Rotmson 268 Jomes Robmson 283 John Robmson 58. 247 Loro Robmson 48 77. 267 Lynetre Robmson 292 Meksso Robmson 267 Scott Robmson 268 Tonyo Robmson 247 Leone Roche e292 Chra Rodgers 268 Guy Rodgers 283 Deno Rogers 34. 75. 268 WAom Roof 268 Amy Rooney 46, 247 Erie Rooney 214 Dome! Roper 37. 283 Gnny Rosborough 214 Meksso Rosborough 283 Mory Akce Rose 32. 214. 229 Richord Rose 247 Robert Rose 32. 62 V gm«o Rose 162, 163 Richord Rosenbeck32, X. 41 62. 67 247 Stephanie Roseobeck 28. 29. 271. 272. 283 Allen Rosenfeld 292 Dcrtxo Ross 78. 268 Gnron Ross 36 268 Gordon Ross 268 Scon Ross 283 Tommy Ross 283 ROTC 35 37 Chnyme Rothenberger 36, 268 George Rothenberger 291. 293 Marianne Rothenberger 214 Dnon Rorz 19 167. 214. 220 Rondy Rowe 35 58. 214 Lee Royson-35. 284 Gloro Rucker 292 Adete Rudolf 19. 23. X. 55. 64 182. 214 Gwendolyn Ruff 247 Koy Rush 293 Rd Russel 42. 63. 168. 232, 247 Terry Russe 247 Hkory Rust 96. 97. 182. 214. 215 Jod. Ryd 54 56. 78. 214. 222 SAGA 6869 S Maggy ScHey 293 Oil Sdrer 35. 58. 214 Angelo Samuel 247 Anthony Samuel 215 Cheryl Somuel 268 Donny Somuel 75. 268 Floyd Somuel 247 Joe Somuel Rocky Somuel 215 Rosemcry Somuel 268 Daddy Sonders 215, 229 Donno Sonders 78 John Sonders Jr 58 Lorerro Sonders 44. 215 Lutrioo Sonders 35 Steve Sonders 215 Mke Soodkn 90. 161, 215 Mmervo Sooner 293 Edwin Sontono 215 John Sorson024 Somontho Sounders 284 Angie Sovoge 73. 271. 273. 281. 284 Steve Sawyer 215 Dutch Scoff 106 268 Cord Scdf 247 Dmno Schoffer 232. 247 Gol Schotz 21. 28, 29. 45. 54. 56. 57. 61 99. 182. 215. 326 Juke Schotz 98. 99 IX. 182, 215. 144 Susie Schehlem 34, 75. 268 Amy Schdmon 21. 72. 73. 142. 232. 247 Mark Schultz 268 Shorcm Sc o hern 247 Frank Scott 216 Goyle Scott 268 Gloria Scott 268 Rick Scott 57. 73. 78. 176. 177. 268 Seorch IX Eugne Seers 247 Tomos Sees 284 Margh Seigler 284 Zeno Setvles 284 Debbe Selowoy 52. 61. 174 268 Tony Selowoy 7. 19 22. 26. 56. 73 «3. 143 192 210. 216. 2X Eddie Severs 2V Rondd Se ers 268 Ton( Se ers 36 284 Gory Semones 108 Richord Sender 284 Seo y Goss 182 231 Tmo Sess ons 2l6 Boors Shafley 268 Rondy Shonks284 Richord Sharp 247 Becky Sharpe 52. 268 Orendo Shorpe 247 Ovary Shorpe62 284 Cutta Sharpe 45. 129. 174 248 Terry Shorpe 284 Angelo Show 216 Elfedi Show 292. 294 Joonno Show 292 Kim Show 284 Frank Shealy 248 Suson Sheero 284 Ooorsie She ey 75 Corl She on 248 Dwight Shelton 162 Ekzoberh Sheton 28. 29. 46. 54. 268 Jock Shelton 268 Cheryl Shepord 248 Joanne Shepord X. 248 Wilom Shepord 110. 284 Holey Shepherd 37. 284 Shirley Shepherd 284 Scorr Sherer 284 WAre Sherer 289 292 Cindy Shmmel 55. 61, 284 Donny Shroh 58 V kie Shres40 Jeffery Shrver 103. 248 Debbie Shmoydey 284 Tim Shoemaker 284 V an Slvo-37 Martho Simmons 289. 292 Todd Smmoos62. t20, 284 JC Smpson 284 Kathy Smpson 160. 181. 292 Woyne Smpson 284 Neno Sndoir 216 Alen Sizemore 00 131. 248 Margot e� Stonoker 9. 21. 32, 50. 57. 68 125 Mche e Smalley 284 Dernse Smar 268 Joe Smerdell248 Mark Smerbel 284 Oorbro Srmrh 292 Cheryl Smith 216 Chp Smith-284 Chra Smith 284 Gndy Sm h 216 David Srmth-35. 284 Dense Smith 268 Jason Smrh 284 Joseph Smch 297 Km Smrh 284 Km Srrwh 216. 230 Konme Smith 217. 230 Undo Smrfh-48. 217. 230 Mark Srr� rh 90 Mchoei Srrwh 78. 268 Mke Srrvh-217. 230 Reno Smrh-268 Solly Sm h-34. 50. 61. 67. 182. 203. 217. 230 Stocey Srmth-132. 284 Steve Srnm 100. 110. 217 Terry Smith 37. 284 V om Smith 293 Chns Smyrl 58 248 Eddie Smyrl 217 Andrea Sneod268 Kay Sneigrove 77. 284 Rodney Snipes HO. 285 Via or Snipe 58. 84, 217 Kenny Snow 268 Mark Snow 285 Dobby Snyder 48. 268 Orendo Snyder 59. 293 Soccer. J V 130131 Soccer. Varsity 128129 Sofrbol9697 Sophomore Goss 254 270 Chns Sotello 78. 285 Mary Sootherlond-83. 75. 147 268 Deront Southern 275. 285 leighann Southern 28. 67. 248 Jan Sowe 293 Spomsh Club 62 63 Judy Speamon 75. 268 Dubie Spel 217 Kelvn Speer 285 Hope Sp4ooce 293 Stanford Spires 268 Andy Spivey 90. 103, 248 Emrfy spvey 294 Jody Spvey 268 Tommy Spvey 268 Sporrsorcmo 138139 Morgcrer Srockleaher 293 294 Wayne StocWeorher 30, 90. «3. 132 248 John Stafford 293 liso Sdlngs 52. 268 John 5tolzer 78. 285 Dole Sramess 285 Wendy Stamper 285 Lynn Stories 268 Frank Staszok 217 Treto Sroten 217 Jon Steele 34. 268 Undo Steele 293 Mark Steele 7. 74. 217 Corofyn Stenwedel 293 James Stephens 285 Jenny Stevens63 Chns Stevens 55. 248 Daphne Stevens 268 Jock Stevens 249 Jenny Stevens 57. 268 Livi Stewart 218. 230 Debbe Stehr61. 64 285 Nancy Snehr 293 D Storns HO Ele Srnckln 285 Student Counol 72. 73 Troo Stutts 78, 269 Jody Styron 32. 42. 43. 52 Lao Suber 218 Cadne Suttvon6. 9. 18 21. 27. 28. 30. 55. 67. 68. 73. 138. 139. 147. 150151. 153. 160 192. 205, 218. 230. 144 Lynda Suivan 218. 230 Pom Sufcvon 249 Suson Sufcvon 52. 249 Johnny Summerton 285 Corey Sumner 249 Scon Sumner 218 Sunstone61 Sandra Scrrott 293 Tm Surrotr 13. 21. 26. 3001. 57. 61. 65. 70 154. 177. 179. 184 218 Kenneth Suszynski 269 V ky Suszynski 218 Don Sutton 292 293 Loverne Sutton 285 SVAA66 Mary Sufhedond66 Loune Swiodkk 269 Rhondo Swnder 77 285 Chorte Synn 55. 269 T Andy Tockerr 90. 91. 178 Mane Tdbor 249 Poul Tdbor 64. 269 Jean Tortxake 218 Amy Toytor 285 Andy Taylor 269 Dobby Toytor 218. 231 Cor on Toytor 174. 249 Dorrel Toytor 143 DeDe Toytor 57. 64. 78, 285 Jerry Toytor 249 Mke Toytot 218 Tommy Toytor 269 Vanessa Toytor 147149. 153, 285 Wifcom Toytor 293 Peter Tefs 108 269 Maureen Tener 219 Tenna Doys. 92. Gris. 9899 Gloria Terry 285 Nancy Terry 293 Rhonda Terry 269 Mchoei Thocker07 Sheto Thocker 249 Potty Thornes 249 Steve Thornes 219 Thespons-65 Jm Thgpea08. 64. 65. 290. 293 Undo Thigpen 219 Frances Thomas 293 Jessie Thomas 249 Joey Thomas 2l9 Shown Thomas 285 David Thompson 249 George Thompson 269 Jon Thompson 44. 73. 139. 147 154. 206. 213. 219. 144 John Thompson 85, 219 Tyrone Thompson 249 Gtno Thornton 62. 127. 285 Chnsnne Tmmons 269 Gory Tingle 285 Adorn Tius 58. 219 Mitche Titus 58. 219 Som Trus 269 Pot Tod 85. 293 Troy Todd 219 Addph Tokak 291. 293 Ekere Toton 249 Stefan Toton 285 Angelo Totoerr 53. 269 Kit Tomln 285 Dee Toney 63. 126. 269 Donny Totten 270 Kothy Totten 46. 55. 64. 147. 153. 139. 250 Trock94 Ctayron Tropp 285 Joe Tropp 58 249 Pamoo Tropp 77. 285 John Treodowoyto. 40 42. 50 250 Jeffrey Treiber62. 110. 285 Lon Tretoer 42, 62. 66. 95. 96. 97. 250 Potn Treiber63. 154. 270 Pad Trewetto 270 Mery Anne Trexler63. 75. 270 Amy Ttogdon8. 63. 259. 270 Kemy Trogdon 270 Dob Troutmon 297 Wiey Troutmon 293 Anasoo Tsuboi-36. 285 Tosho Tsuba 220 Kevin Tucker 270 Morcek) Tucker 293. 294 Richard Tucker 110, 285 Liso Tute 28. 73. 124. 125. 232. 250 Potty Tute 162 Mark Tul 250 Dovid Turkdy 220 Jomes Turkdy 70. 250 ton Turner 54. 220 Suzanne Turner 285 Scott Turnery 285 Korhryn Turnpseed 270 U Tommy dmer 75. 220. 231 V Lao Vdennne-250 Dovid Vonnort 220 Jule VonVolenburg 55. 78. 285 Mageret Vorn285 Lose Viovodo 220 Nora Vck 37. 285 Vikmg Shield 70 71 Dervse V 46 285 Vo eybdl95 Pochard Viocres 285. 287 W Hd Woges 36. 285 Jason Woges 60. 293 Syivo Ware 220 Suson Wald63. 293 Korhi Wdden 78. 270 Cmdy Waldrop28. 125. 220. 231. 144 Jacob Woleri 103. 04. 145, 220 AKen Wdker 75, 285 Curt Wdker 270 Derek Woket 21. 60. 61. 70. 200 Fredde Wdker 270 George Waker 250 tomes Wdker 36. 132 Jeff Waker 285 Angelo Wdtoce Loro Wdtoce 41 250 Luther Wdtoce 285 Melvin Wdtoce 70. 220 Mereeno Valoc e 270 Parroo Wdtoce 285 Steve Wdoce 250 Suson Wold 293 Jim Wdtet 285 Rudy Wdters 250 Dryan Wolton 70. 220 Charles Wad 250 Robn Wad 78. 286 Chales Waren 103. 220. 231 Deb Warren 77. 254. 270 Randy Waren 108 Steve Waren 103. 145. 221 Koren Worrngton 270 Dr on Woshogton 112. 113. 115. 250 Melvin Wasbngron 250 Jeff Workos-35. 03. M2. 221 Maoo Wotkos 292. 293 John Warkms -326 Mavin Wotfcngton-37. 94. 286 Melvn Wokngton 35. 36 60. 03 Oork Watson 286 Jim Watson 286 John Worson 03. 251 LoFron Wasorv75. 270 Mark Wason-8. 45. 53. 56 62 Reeves Worson 251 Ronrve Worson 08. 251 Corherne Wat 187. 221. 231 Oersy Watt 97 221. 231 Glenn Wars 67. 286 Larane Worts 221 Mchoei Worts 270 Sonyo Wats 59 Jomes Weddng 221 Jomes Weeks 251 Masho Wemboum 293 Suson Wekh 78. 286 Dtor Web 185, 221 Todd Web05. 39. 286 Cyntho Webner 251 Debbe Wey 221231 Erie Wey 129. 251 Jule Wey 286 Suson Wey 251 Tern Wey 28. 63. 64. 126. 146. M7. 153. 270 0 1 Westermon 68. 69. IO. 286 Chns Weyerman 42. 57. 61. 251 Oaney Wholen 251 Sherry Wheor 221. 231 Wendy Whelchei 57. 73. 286 Steve Wbrbeck 286 Loune Whtcomb78. 97, 117, 286 Adele Wh e270 Denevieve White 293 Chris Wbte 78. 81. 270 Debro White 44 231. 221 Jomes White 270 Jerome White 270 Joe White 286 Kenneth Whre 293 Kevin Whre 132. 251 Kyle White 08. 270 Lauro Whre 137 Macus White 270 Ruth White 251 Sylvia White 55. 75. 270 Tm White 36. 286 Mke Whreheod41. 50. 112. 113. 232. 247 Adnonne Whftmon 251 Kay Whiten 50. 63. 64 65 Pom Whrren 62 Adronne Whitman 251 Km Wicker 127. 286 Woyne W ker 132. 251 Alzo Wfdon-35 Windy Wilcort 251 Daen Vies 270 Mory Wikes 293 Kimberly Vlad41. 232 Silva WAom 286 Jonce W oms40. 252 John Wftoms 252 Km W oms 286 Lesle W«oms 58 Mage WAoms 221 Melon e Wloms 286 Stoniet Wloms 221 Trocy Wloms 286 Tyrone Wloms 286 Rene Wi!omson34. 77, 286 Renee W amson 53. 77. M7, 222 Web Wilomson 286 Angelo Via 270 Lesley Wlmeth 286 Stephen Wlmeth 48. 252 Dabro WIs 287 AJto Wbon 252 Alzo Wbon 287 Cad Wbon 27 Don Wilson 293 Greg Wbon37, 286 Jomes Wbon- 270 Keith Wbon 252 Leon Wbon 53. 58. 89. 103. 104. 106. 143. 187 193. 222 Robert Wbon 110. 287 Stephony Wbon 117. 118. 252 Suson Wbon 78. 287 Wbon Vocdond School 84 87 Wendy Wbon 55. 254 Tony Wbank 287 Debbe Wnbourne 287 Delano Vndhan 110. 120. 287 Woody Wrxtxm 124. 138. U4 Andy Wse 222, 231 Tm Wdf 252 Edde Wood 287 Loura Wood 287 Chuck Vooddy 287 Drent Woods 287 Kenneth Woods 58. 222 Regno Woods 222 Michele Wodfdk 78. 252 A bon Warhngton-77. 287 Dil Warhngton-222 Lucyndo Worthngton37. 46 48. 253 Kasonao Wroy 253 Wresting 132135 AJce Wnghr 270 Anthony Wright 287 Daetheo Wrghr 270 Paxtoro Wrghr 59. 78. 222 Sandra Wnghr 287 Suson Wnghr 287 Teresa Vnght 270 Loose Wymon 253 Loune Wynck 75. 78. 253 Y Scon Yancey 45, 174. 270 Loune Yoch 77. 287 Sherry Youker 78. 253 Jmmy Young 36 Magorer Young 293 Oily Youngbtood-253 Dovid Youngblood 287 Monhew Youngrer 287 San Yum00. 222. 129. 183 Z Tommy Zde 287 Rodney Zaserr 222 Steve Zobd 55. 103. M4. M5. 222 Z Club 34 lndex 303 Money mokes rhe reol world go around. Without rhe financial support of business ond communiry leaders, rhis business of educorion could go broke. Srudenrs ore swamped with products to sell in order to finance mony extra-curricular projects Juniors and seniors especially feel rhe pinch os they order rings ond invitations ond plan to attend rhe prom. Parents ond businessmen always seem to find one more dollar to give toward our causes. For rhis, we deeply thank them ond acknowledge their support. After oil, maintenance work on our yellow brick road costs real money! An endless job. Yearbook business adviser Linda Ingram handles ever- ything from ad sales, candy sales, Deadline pressure! Cheryl Crombie and book sales ro senior picrures or- hurries ro complere a layour os she ders and ad paste ups for Soga supports rhe yearbook candy sale Ad Divider 005 GRADUATION A time for special thoughts, special memories... special people. Line I-Announcements. 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Organ or Guitar— Franchised Dealer For Alvarez Electra Guitars; Sun Amplifiers; Kincaid Piano; Guibransen Organs SHEET MUSIC • INSTRUMENTS • ACCESSORIES BAS’D STRING RENTAL PROGRAM MELODY MUSIC CENTER FORMERL Y BALDWIN SCHOOL OF MUSIC Columbia's Only Full Line Music Store DECKER MALL - 2500 Decker Blvd., 736-2629 OF COLUMBIA DISTRIBUTOR OF Foxsm NATIONAL THE STRONGEST NAME IN POOLS FREE ESTIMATES PLANNING CHEMICALS POOL SUPPLIES DO-IT-YOURSELF KITS 7340 Parklane Columbia S C 29204 736-0607 NCCJ A Of D HELENA THERMAL ENGINEERING CORP. HELENA CHEMICAL COMPANY Columbia Industrial Park Our Congratulations And Best Wishes To Spring Valley Seniors! EASTERN DIVISION P.O. Box 977 West Columbia, SC 29169 803-796-4830 Plants Throughout The East” THANK YOU For Growing With Us 317 CONGRATULATIONS HEADLINES TO THE CLASS OF '81 The Good News In Hairstyling'' 8744 Two Notch Rood Columbia, South Carolina COGSDILL TOOL PRODUCTS, INC. Specializing In Perms, Frosting, Color, Precision Cuts For The Entire Family. Also Hair Replacement. Open Tues. Thru Sot. 9 Until 9 P 0 Box 900 • Camden, South Carolina 29020 Telephone (8031438 4000 788-4022 Luxury James Crafts 7020 Two Notch Road Columbia, S.C. TELEPHONE 788-3743 r-'Sx Jenkins J fowerd XVy DECKER MALL Corsoges Boutonneires Wedding Consultants Fresh Flowers Hours 8:30 a.m.-6:00 p.m. Telephone 788-6071, 788-6072 The Florist For Personalized Flowers And Services yfy Our Quality Supports Our Reputation retoSaphics 911 SEABOARD STREET, MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. 29577 (803) 626 3641 Thanks To District 2 For Helping The Poulin Family Robin '75 Jewel Kim” Lawrence '79 Martin John Kenya Georgetta Kita” JIMMY'S MART K @Rdk rf. S fll, , VlL, 2 Dflwnl-own and Columbia Moll KEEP INTOUCH WITH YOUR MONEY 9900 Two Notch Rood 788-1651 Home Of The Best Hot Dogs'' In The Volley 319 Varsity Cheerleaders Kick Back And Relax! Left To Right: Brenda Hill, Ulondro Ford, Margaret Slanoker, Martha Easterling, Shelley Husband, Meliso Huey, Lisa Tuite, Cindy Waldrop, Pam Moore, Glenda Green ISCC Inter Shower Chairman Council Left To Right: Wayne Stackleather, Jamie Corlen, Dave Reid, Bill Dunphy and Brian Dunphy — 320 PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Beacham C.W. Branham Jr. and Family Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Cathey, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Cauthen and Pam Sheila Clark Bradley L. Daley, Ph.D. Ms. Rene Davis Mr. and Mrs. W. John Fair Diane Fleming and Tracy Fleming Chris Free Dolores and Raymond Gonda J.W. Hendrick Mr. and Mrs. K.J. Hittie Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Hutter Richard and Linda Ingram Ms. Monique Isaak Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Isaak Laura T. Jackson Joe E. Kelly David Knight Mr. and Mrs. J.C. Roy Laughead Capt. C.J. Lee (USN) In Memory of Homer M. Lee D.D. Litchford and Family Mr. and Mrs. Ray N. Love Marian and Karl Mack and Family Sherrill F. Martin Beverly J. Mayer P. McGill Janet Myers Lee Ann Myers Harry and Jo Parone Ron and Sandy Perry Mrs. Jack W. Price Leone Castles Rochelle Mr. and Mrs. J.E. Slanaker Margaret Slanaker Spring Valley Animal Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Stiehr and Family The Tuite Family Honor Graduates-Class of 1981 Junior Marshals-1981 Graduation Melissa A. Dannisrer Diedre P McDonagh Michael D. Abdolla Laina B. Herrz Lisa K Bellino Susan M. Mishoe Sreve L. Airman Shelley D. Husband Elizaberh P Boarwrighr Nancy L Mook Melisa A Bagley Michelle A. Isaak William E. Bowers Karhleen M. Nerrles Scorr E. Barron Paul J. Kaufman Jimmy Brown James T. Nichols William R. Berrien Walrer R. Kaufman David M. Bruno Nancy S. Orndorf Bill G Besley Miriam 1. Lin Justiniano Kennerh W. Busey Kelly S Parham Jack S. Bowers Jennifer L. Loomis Karen R Buys Brian J. Rorz Scorr B. Boyd Mark J. Mayfield John C. Corso Jodi L. Ryall Teresa Clark Joe L McAbee Tommy S. Davanr Gail L. Scharz Chris D. Conrad Lee A. Myers Michael L Dowell Julie M. Scharz Robert D. Cooper Debra R. Nezvesky Joy L. Frazier Konnie J. Smith Andrea L. Crim David F. Parker Jerald C. Free Sara H. Smith Jo A. Davis Marls C. Perreaulr John F. Gardner Olivia J. Srewarr Michelle A. Davis Cameron S. Rinker Michael D. Goorcher Caroline Sullivan David DeMoya Robert Rose Mary V. Harrell Lynda M. Sullivan Elizaberh A. Drummond Lindo S. Smirh Donald S. Haron David N. Vannorr Karherine Elmer Pamela J. Sullivan Teresa C. Hicks Cynrhia IT. Waldrop Daniel R. Enoch Caron M Taylor Mark A. Isaak Carherine F. Warr Michael Fairer Karhryn A. Torren Lori A. Keirh David S. Louder III Miriam H. Lufrig Marshall IT. Marrin Highesr Honors High Honors Vernon A. Wise Danny A Farmer John B Fennell Bruce D. Finkel Mark A. Fisher Debra D. Gibson Sreve H. Grimshow Lori J. Treiber Samuel H. Warnke Mark A. Warson Eric J. Wesr Srefan J. Willmerh Laurie B. Wyrick With flying colors Srudenrs sighed wirh relief os rhe 1981 graduation came ro a close. Seniors rossed rheir hars wirh wild abandonmenr as rhe juniors ralked abour rhe nexr graduation wirh high anxiery. Those se- lected as Honor Graduates and Junior Marshals were especially conrenr; rhey received rheir covered rirles by maintain- ing exceptional grades rhroughour rheir high school careers. These special srudenrs nor only ended rhe year successfully, bur rhey managed ro reach rheir goals wirh flying colors. Honor Groduores Junior Morshob 323 The Soga sroff hod o very special person we rurned ro for help many rimes rhis year-John Sarson, photogra- pher While srudenr sroff phorogra- phers gave fine work ro rhe book, John's gift was special. The doss sections ond sporrs secrions relied on John's deor pictures ond fosr processing. More rhon once he snapped pictures in on hour's notice and printed overnight for us. A free-lance photographer since 1973, John now conrrols rhe entire S.C. franchise for Hewerr Studios He ond his wife Undo worked os o ream ro pull us through many right situations. Wherher it was transporting rhe sroff ro Lake Greenwood for o work weekend or bringing doughnuts ond coffee ro school on Sunday mornings, they mode deadlines easier ro face. In his eyes, it may be strictly business. In our eyes, it is much more! In his eyes 024 John Sarson Many aspects of this publication are seldom recognized Sure, you enjoy the pictures ond the memories behind them,- however, what is the story behind these pages? Who helped to pur this book together? Where did these pictures ond stories come from? The 1981 SAGA was printed by Josren's American Yearbook Company in the Clarksville, Tennessee fodliry. All printing was done using the offset photolithographic process with o press run of 1050. The cover design, by Caroline Sullivan, is a custom embossed design with o process color rip-on applied. The base used is o fabricord material in candlelight wrapped around 160 point aged binder board The molded design has been top-screened with yellow ond rubbed with an antique overtone black. The paper stock used is 80 pound enamel text weight with a dull finish by Warren The color reproduction is o result of separations made by Josren’s American Yearbook Company utilizing the loser- scan method. Typography in the 1981 SAGA was set by photo composition method in the Serif Gothic type face with Serif Gothic Italic as the emphasis face. Captions appear in 10 point and body copy in 12 point. Heads are Serif Gothic Bold in sizes ranging from 18 to 60 point Some headlines were prepared by the yearbook staff using Formorr Appreciation goes to all the club sponsors ond the faculty members for their help and cooperation in planning pictures ond giving interviews. Jomie Hendrick really pitched in ond helped us type the last pages to meet the final deadline We thank David Knight for his help and understanding of deadline pressures ond for his newspaper staff which helped us when we needed them the most. The newspaper editor, Tim Surratt, who somehow found rime to write that special feature story; Paul Butler who lent his talents with layouts ond copy,- Debbie Coores creative writing skills gave us ideas to build from; Eugene Lilliewood's comero, or our bus driver's would nor hove been covered; and Angie Hollis, her mother, ond numerous other students ond mothers who helped us through those crucial moments as we approached our final deadline. The support of local businesses was what mode this book possible. Will Sullivan, owner of The Sullivan Agency, donated his professional talents and o Sunday evening to photographing the school at just the right moment to capture the Emerald City effect We rhonk the administration of Spring Valley for rheir support throughout the year. Sharon Buddin’s secret contacts and knowledge of rhe school's activities helped us to complete the club section with ease Identifying rhe last person in the Z Club that nobody knew, correcting rhe bus driver picture crisis, and chaperoning rhe staff when Perry's doughrer had rhe chicken pox were all parr of a day's work to Buddin,- however, they were very special to us. We especially rhonk our Josren’s plant representative, Buzz Pleming Although most of our meetings were business oriented, we enjoyed his company immensely Sacrificing many hours of his personal rime ond rushing our pages to rhe plonr, Buzz really come through when we needed him. Without rhe understanding and support of our parents, we would nor have made it. They never complained about burned dinners or asked questions when we crawled into bed at 9:30 Their encouragement kept us going doy after day. We owe a great deal to our adviser, Sondy Perry. Coming to Spring Valley for rhe first rime this year, she hod new ideas that rook some rime for us to adjust to, bur she became more than our adviser; she became our friend. The lion found rhor he had courage The tin man found his heart. In these pages we hope you find your memories Margaret Marie Slonoker Caroline Harper Sullivan Co-edirors Colophon 325 Future Vikings Hunt Doulwore ond John Wor kins con offord ro ignore rhe rule, No walking on rhe wall Senior Zenobia Hearh rejoices or rhe rhoughr of o Thonl- giving holiday 326 Closing Our kind First. I'll . . . Senior Greg Prewirr (65) plans his arrack srraregy in a spirir comperirion of balloon popping So our school year finally comes ro on end We managed ro survive oil rhe rrials ond rribulorions rhor were pocked inro one fun-filled year. As we Travelled along our yellow brick rood, we mode new friends os well os kepr in touch wirh rhe old ones. Pride, spirir, ond love provided rhe elecrriciry needed ro moke our Emer- ald Ciry glow. Closing 027 Shifting winds Nor unexpectedly, growth usuolly resulrs in chonge. So ir is wirh Vikings Our yellow brick rood suddenly norrows ond rhere ore roo many of us ro walk To- gether We look around for a fovorire face only ro realize we ore on our own. A changing wind hos shifted our arren- rion For o yeor we hove been rrue Vikings. Nexr yeor, some will rerurn, bur no one will return rhe some. Those who do nor rerurn rake wirh rhem o bir of our Emerald Ciry. For rhis yellow brick rood is really bur rhe porh ro o launch pod. Three .. . two .. . one ... life-off! 328 Closing