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

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Junior Steve Davis and Senior Becky Miller stare into each other’s eyes for a romantic moment during Ms. Vaughn's 5th period American History class. Who ever said bigger is better? Our varsity football team proved that big things come in small packages by having a 90 season. I am a good student. I am really studying. What's that magazine for. Sky Wiehl? Are you bored with English? Try using your notebook next time.

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■ w % Tra Making I just don't understand.” Terrence Cash is just over- whelmed by his English assignment. If you keep your hand on your head long enough your hand will know what to write, according to Cash. ■ ■■ .1 »— £0 a.m As I glanced at my alarm clocjj I was late again! jumped out ofJj Kf Trushed to get ready, again! newer and ran past my mom. I 3r nagging voice say the familiar nag- 'll seems like after 12 years of school you Team it takes longer than 15 minutes to get ready, brother was always up at ... I ran out the door and flew around the same curves and turns that I know so well. When I pulled into the bus parking lot. I had to laugh, not about making it to school on time, but about the name of the parking lot, because the buses don’t park there: I ran into the building and headed for the Commons. My locker was a typical SV locker, except I kept my combination written out clearly above it. (That made sense after three years of carrying books for six class- es around — all because I couldn’t remember my combination.) . f Junior Mariam Laborde takes a break from writ ing to look at the board. Seniors Richie Butler. Burgin Bauer, and Beth Rabb enjoy a peaceful lunch because Buddin didn't get them for trash duty.

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j During RNt week, a group of students added their artistic touches to the RNE side of the stadium. Quite an improvement guys! A Look, mom and I didn't even use crayons! Sophomore David Stearns holds up his graphic art to check for perfection. Graphics is a course offered in Wilson. Making Tracks Having the combination in plain view has advantages and disadvantages. When report cards came and I had a $275 debt sheet instead of grades, I had to tell my mom how all my friends had stplen my M M's out of my locker, leaving me with no grades and a large debt to SVHS. But when we came back after having almost a month off because of snow, I was the only one who didn t have to vifjt lrs. White to get my combination back. The inside of my locker contained a yellow smiley face and a large red heart with my name on it. Also . Had a party hat, a-Lone Ranger mask, a flat balloon, and ' icture of the World’s Smallest Float. When I remem- the contents of my locker, I relive the pep rallies lunch activities. Spring Valley in I9S8 was a special place. Only at pwng-V alley -would -you see 2400 students. ROCKING HE HOUSE!” in green and gold. The spirit in the pep rallies paid off. Each one of our athletic teams excelled. And'finally! We beat RNE: I7.-I4. A score like that will make your wheels turn! And beating RNE and being number one in girls’ cross country weren’t the only successes this year. SV re- jjf «Reived a $50,000 writihg lab from AT T. Bob Anastas, the founder of SADD came and spoke to us. 1988 was an 'election year and Elizabeth Dple came to tell'about her husband who was running for •President. Federal Judge Matthew Perry encouraged us to set the bar high. And ESPN came out and filmed our girls’ cross country team. Bumper to bumper just like a New York traffic jam. Seniors Mark Dento. Cherrie Harrison and Sophomore Shannon ■ Scruggs fight their way through the crowded halls to beat rhe tardy bell.