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

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Dozens Of Thoughts We began our twelfth year feeling dozens of ex- pectations. and we found dozens of new things had happened since May. District Two had a new su- perintendent. Dr. Herb Tyler. We had new teachers, new courses, and new freshmen. All the components for a successful year were there, if we could only make each fit smoothly into its place. For each one of us desired to go through this year col- lecting dozens of memories. A run for glory. Striding for the wire. John Garza leads the field at the regional track meet Joe Bramiette and Jeff Hutter warm up for their turns at long jump and hurdles Opening 7

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Row, row, row your boat. Mike Ab- dalia and Steve Altman paddle their way downstream in their card- board box boat made for a voca- tional project. First aid from a first hand. Lau- rie Whitcomb, our first female football trainer, secures the bandages on Scott Barron's arm. Sizing It up. Mike DeBerry and Gene Raulerson relax from sell- ing spirit wear during the week of orientation. 6 Opening

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Fantasy Valley. Mr Rork. alias Tim Gardner, grants several wishes at the Irmo pep raly September 25. Student Life, you say? What exactly is it? What is it all about? It was going to football games and hanging out in the Pizza Factory parking lot afterwards. It was sending carnations to sweethearts on Valentine's Day and re- ceiving secret messages from secret admirers on James Bond Day. It was giving presents to the needy children at Christ- mas and partying on the weekends. It was all of these things and dozens more that helped everyone enjoy this twelfth year. Student Life There's no news like good newsl Or so it seemed for Donna Griffin when she was announced Homecoming Queen October 16. Escort Anthony Kelly agrees with the decision. 8 Student Life Divider