St Johns High School - Blue Devil Yearbook (Darlington, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1979 volume:

Having had a year to settle into the new school, the St. John's student body has been able to let their spirit and to- getherness show with an in- tense force. Enthusiasm has flowed through the school in sports, spirit, scholastics and clubs. Through our activities, St. John’s personality has evolved. If You Have SPIRIT [ Sqn down htrg: ■' 4- - w 4 5 JAMS UP! AND TO THE POLL O o o The end of the Seventies has been a very exciting period for the students here at St. John’s. The end of the decade represents a time of reflection for us to re- member those things that were an important part of our discus- sions and daily interests. Realiz- ing that it is so easy to forget what is presently important to us, we present our thoughts and pref- erences as students here at St. John’s High School in 1979. Top 5 Actresses Top 5 Actors 1. Olivia Newton-John 1. Burt Reynolds 2. Pam Grier 2. John Travolta 3. Sally Fields 3. Richard Pryor 4. Kate Jackson 4. John Wayne 5. Cheryl Ladd 5. Jim Kelly 6 9 o • e St. John’s High School is continuing, as always, to maintain high academic stan- dards. St. John's students make significant contributions to the colleges and universi- ties throughout the state. Academic achievement is recognized through our Na- tional Honor Society chapter, Honor Roll selections, and various scholarship awards. We take pride in the scholastic accomplish- ments of our student body. 10 12 13 r dttUiiyi the 0%0 iQ 1979 The Features and Honors Section of a yearbook is a very important section today; howev- er, it hasn’t always been that way. It was only in 1955 that attention was even given to the Features of the Student Body. The section was entitled Activities” and it in- cluded; Homecoming, May Court, and Mardi Gras (Junior-Senior), along with all clubs and sports. In 1956, the section, still called Activities”, included everything as in 1955 and also Miss Blue Dev- il. By 1957, though, the title had been changed to Features” and contained: Homecoming, May Court, Senior Superlatives and Special Awards. Today, the section, Features and Honors, contains all of the pageants, awards, and honors of the school. It is important be- cause it shows the ability and de- termination for achievement pos- sessed by the students at St. John's. The division, itself, has grown from a mere one-page collage to a twenty-four page section. The pageants, scholastic awards, football events, spring festivals and yearbook dedications are all a part of St. John's High. The Features and Honors” segment tries to capture the thrill, excit- ment, work, and fun that go into a school year at St. John’s High. Dedication A quiet leader ... a guiding ir fluence ... a counselor and frien ... an ever present source o strength and understanding .... center of stability in our hectic lives. Now that we are ending our final year at S.J.H. he is still sup- porting us. The initial affection re mains, but the friendship ha grown much deeper. This is wh- we, the class of 1979, dedicate the 1979 Blue Devil to you, M . Otto Wingate. Mr. Otto Wingate came to St. John’s High in 1969. He taught math until the 1976-77 school year. He then became assistant principal. He re- ceived his B.A. degree from Johnson C. Smith University in Charlotte, N.C. and his M.Ed. degree from South Carolina State College in Orange- burg, S.C. Mr. Wingate is married to the former Lucia Ross and they have two daughters, Kim and Tanya. We are very happy to dedicate this special edition — the last of the 70’s — to you, Mr. Otto Wingate. 17 Homecoming 1978 Unlike the usual football game, tonight the con- cern lies with halftime and the crowning of the 1978 Homecoming Queen. As the second quarter draws to a close, the attendants prepare for the parade onto the field. The band begins its march and silence sweeps through the audience. Smiling young hope- fuls take their assigned positions. The suspense was unbearable and, finally, everyone was relieved when Miss Jennie Lee Holloman was announced Home- coming Queen 1978. To top the evening off-, Octo- ber 13, 1978, the Blue Devils came through with a victory over Pageland 16-15. 19 Susan Bristow sponsored by Glenn Huggins Cathy Cross sponsored by Bobby Deas Julia Dixon sponsored by Jamie Odom Diane Flowers sponsored by Danny Stokes Janice Ham sponsored by Frank Hannibal Kim Edwards sponsored by William Lawson Terri Smoak sponsored by Tony Blackmon Katherine Bristow sponsored by Johnny McKay Kathy McCutcheon sponsored by Chip Auman Miss Blue Devil The stage lights were shin- ing bright and the contestants were anxiously awaiting the announcement of the win- ners. A feeling of suspense hung over the audience, as well as the contestants. The evening was an enjoy- able one for everyone in at- tendance. Sponsored by the annual staff, the Miss Blue Devil Pageant was completely successful. It seemed the winner, Ivy Adams, was the last to realize that her name had been called. Melissa McCown re- ceived the award for talent as well as receiving the title of 1st runner up. Bridgette Wil- liams was named 2nd runner up. 24 25 26 MAY QUEEN Kim Kirven MAID OF HONOR 29 Abby Lee Junior Attendant Susan Bristow Senior Attendant Terri Langley Senior Attendant Kimberly Harrison Freshman Attendant Esther Edens Sophomore Attendant Bridgette Williams Sophomore Attendant Katherine Bristow Freshman Attendant Tammy Christmas Junior Attendant Outstanding Accomplishments StzcUsuCP J� Student Council The Student Council had differ- ent committees this year that it hasn’t had in the past. The Spirit Committee was formed to pro- mote more school spirit. This group decorated the bulletin board in the lobby for National Education Week. They also had a very active Homecoming Com- mittee. They worked very hard to make Homecoming '78 a very en- joyable evening. A Constitution Revision Committee was formed to discuss changes needed in the Constitution. ■ro$S, S Miller. R Willoughby. J inson, jMcKay. K. Bmoak. Rc —TL Marsha Askins displays determination while making Student Council plans This year, as in the past, our student government has worked diligently to improve the school and please both students and fac- ulty. A majority of activities at St. John’s was promoted by the Stu- dent Council. Among these are Homecoming, Mr. Miss St. John’s, Boy Girl Senior of the Month, Pie Eating Contest, and many more. The reason the Stu- dent Council accomplished so much this year, was they had very active members. Every member of the Student Council was involved in at least one activ- ity. They really worked hard for St. John’s and it shows by our stu- dents. 35 National Honor Society 36 SXHOJS 40 Timmy. 4 rii BjpflWila rv. Oanny Stokes. Robin Pate. 41 The 1978-79 Football season was disappointing one due to injuries to many key players. The team played a very tough schedule but managed to win two games. They defeated W. Florence 22-0 and Central of Pageland 16-15. Many of the Devils’ opponents were ranked very high in the state but the Devils, with school and team spirit, played tough and close games. Look for the team to come back to a winning tradition next year. 42 43 J.V. Football The St. John's J.V. Blue Imps finished their season in a tie for the Conference Championship with Lugoff-Elgin and had an outstanding re- cord of G-l-1. The only defeat was to Chesterfield in a very close game. Coach Mike Stokes was very pleased with this year’s team and hopes fot another successful season next year. St. John's J.V. verses: W. Florence — W Hartsville — W Cheraw — W Andrew Jackson — W Johnsonville — W Central — W Chesterfield — L Lugoff-Elgin — T 46 J.V. Football 47 Jrs. Edge Srs. 6-0 Who says football is for boys? After two weeks of Powder Puff practice, the Junior and Senior girls were enthusiastic about the big game and anxious to see which team would come out on top. Once on the field, the realization of the game ahead led each girl to give her best effort. Winning was the main goal for each team. The only score of the game came in the second quarter, when Jr. half back Deanna Warsaw took a pitch out at the 20 yard line from quarter back Jane Council. During half time activities Ms. Val Baldwin, spon- sored by Kelly Anderson, was crowned the 1978 Pow- der Puff queen, for the third consecutive year. The second half was inconsistent for both teams. The Sr. offense, lead by Terri Weaver, fought hard but found it impossible to score against the Jr. defense. When the clock finally ran out, the Juniors were on top 6-0. Seated (L to R) D. Warsaw, G. Iseman, J. Wilson. M. Weatherford. T. Vincent. M. McKay. S. Psillos, T. Smoak. J. Council. B. Bryant. T. Floyd. S. Watford. C. Jett. Kneeling (L to R) D. Odom. B. Johnson. M. Askins. E. Thomasson, M. Allen. M. Bristow. C. Lyon. B. White. D. Watkins. M. Williams. M. Rogers. M. Severance. D. Bruce. Standing (L to R) L. Jernigan. F. Hannibal. M. Dowdy. D. Jackson, S. Johnson, R. Miles. M. Moses. E. Bristow. L.A. Shaw. L. Padgett. S. Langston. P. Kirven, C. Kelly, Coach A. Harrell. Seated (L to R) J. Welch, P. Chapman. D. Mims. R. Britt. T. Weaver, K. Anderson. J. Adams. S. DeRidder, S. Richerson. C. Bruce. L. Williamson. Kneeling (L to R) W. Smith, G. Halchak. K. Ervin. R. Lane. D. Lundy. S. Howie. J. Dixon. J. Holloman. A. Brunson. B. Green. Standing (L to R) C. Dutton. M. Hawkins. C. Baker. T. Langley. L. Bryant. E. Garris. L. Hart. L. Edens. S. Bristow. J. Ham. S. James. 48 AGENTI 49 SJH Girls Tennis 1978 The Girls Tennis Team has its ups and downs, but wherever they go they have a good time. Under the guidance of Coach Morrison, the team ended the season with a 6-8 record. This year was the first year that the Conference Tournament was hosted by a St. John's High team. In the Tournament, Juniors. Lila Helms and Sara Psillos won the Flight number 3 match in doubles. At the State Tournament, held in Columbia, a few singles players and the doubles team of Beth White and Deanna Freeman made it to the quarter finals. Out of 12 players, 9 of them will be returning next year hoping for a better season. 50 St. John’s 9-0 Lugoff-Elgin St. John’s 2-7 Dillion St. John’s 1-8 Dillion St. John’s 6-3 Myrtle Beach St. John's 1-8 Cheraw St John's 9-0 Wilson St. John’s 5-4 South Florence St. John’s 1-8 Myrtle Beach St. John’s 0-9 Hartsville St. John's 4-5 South Florence St. John's 1-8 Hartsville St. John's 4-5 Cheraw St. John s 9-0 Wilson St John’s 6-3 Lugoff-Elgin 51 Boys Varsity Basketball St. John’s Versus Hartsville Marion South Florence Marion Darlington County Christmas Tournament Hartsville South Florence Chesterfield Chesterfield Lugoff-Elgin Andrew Jackson Bennettsville Fort Mill Cheraw Clover The Blue Devils had a long and hard-fought season this year. Even though the Devils didn't have a win- ning season, they did keep up the Devil Pride by never giving up. The devils had only four determined seniors this year: Harry Huff, Glenn Huggins, Alvin Gilbert, and Chris Bruce. Coach Neilson expects to have a terrific season next year. Congratulations to Coach Neilson and the Devils on a hard fought season this year and good luck in years to come. 52 Senior Devils A Glenn Huggins , Chris Bruce Standing from L to R: Coach Dargan. Chris Bruce. Glenn Huggins. Johnny DeWitt. Harry Hough. Alfred Taylor. Tommy March. Head Coach Neilson Kneeling from L to R: Manager Jimmy Gilbert. Chris Davis. Boyce Williams. Ronald Curtis. Donny Stegall. Alvin Gilbert, Manager Freddy Weatherford 56 J.V. Boys’ Basketball From L to R: Marvin Slater. Roman McCoy. Woodrow Lucky. Ricky Blackmon. James Byrd. Craig Willis. Xavier Marcus. Jim Vernon. Chris Lunnon. Ronell Hough, and not pictured David Eads. The Junior Varsity Basketball Team is being coached this year by coaches Dave Neilson and Gene Dargan. The team is full of spirit, and the long hours of practice are paying off in vicotry. St. John's Versus Hartsville Marion South Florence Marion Hartsville South Florence Chesterfield Chesterfield Lugoff-Elgin Bennettsville Cheraw Lugoff-Elgin Andrew Jackson Bennettsville Clover 57 1 — 2 — 3 DO IT! (L to R): T. Floyd. B. Bryant. L. Helms. T. Weaver. D. Freeman. J. Council. Coach A. Morrison. B. White. D. Bruce. D. Jackson A Willoughby. T. Weatherford, C. Bruce. Tri-Captions: Terri Weaver, Audrey Willoughby, Carolyn Bruce The 1978-1979 Girls’ Varsity Basketball sea- son began with many hours of hard work as practice started in October. With 3 starters back from last year and only a few new members on the team, everyone was pretty well organized. Opening the season with a 43-40 win over our rival Hartsville, this victory gave us the confi- dence we need to win many more games. De- spite the fact that there are unexperienced play- ers on the team, they are learning fast and will soon fit right in with the rest of the team. In the Christmas tournament this year we also had victories over Rosenwald and Lamar to get to the finals, but were defeated by Butler to take second place in the tournament. Although our conference is going to be a long and hard one, we feel very confident of a strong, winning sea- son. Cheerleaders Show Spirit!! For the six varsity cheer- leaders, summer hours were filled with learning and perfecting both old and new cheers. In August, they received much coveted the spirit award. The student body of SJH appreciated the enthusiasm the girls displayed. Beth Sturgeon. Cherree Marotta, Melinda Allen. Terri Smoak. Laurie Bryant. Lera Henderson 63 64 The 1978-79 Jr. Varsity Cheer- leading squad showed enthusi- asm throughout the year as they cheered their boys and girls on to victory. Through the football and basketball season, the squad worked extra hard to keep the spirit of the fans alive. This year, for the first time the J.V. squad worked with the Varsity squad during basketball season as they cheered the Devilettes on to Vic- tory. Julie Richmond. Patricia Weaver. Beverly Gastright, Lynn Yarborough. Monica Warsaw 65 CLUBS Club Candids Dr. Eads and Alan Reed compete for the ping-pong Championship. Winning the ping-pong championship, Dr. Eads displays his trophy as his opponent, Alan Reed and Key Club President, Glen Huggins look on. 67 Old English is just one of the many imaginative elements the Pep Club members utilize in creating their posters. “Sit Down And Be Quiet’’ No student at St. John’s are en- trusted with more responsibility than the school bus drivers. Each day of the academic year they transport fellow students to and from school. The job is a difficult one because busses sometimes break down, riders often misbe- have and back roads sometimes become ankle deep in mud. Bus drivers must leave home earlier in the morning and arrive home late. Drivers, however, can take satis- faction in knowing that they pro- vide much needed service for per- forming this important job well. DECA II is a very active club, having taken trips to Columbia and Charlotte, as well as sponsor- ing the DE store at the Career Center. The club is an integral part of Distributive Education, stressing the social, civic and leadership skills that are so im- portant in the world of marketing and fashion. Beginning the year with an In- stallation Luncheon, the club is now making plans for the annual Employer-Employee Banquet at the end of the school year. Row 1: (L to R) Charles Thomas. David Kelly. Gregory Douglas, Roy Cotton; Row 2: Jennie Holloman, Ronald Brockington, Willie Williamson, John West, Leroy Williamson; Row 3: Willie Lucas. Charles Alford, Sammie Hunter, Alan Huggins; Row 4: Allan McCormick, Hollis James, James Waggoner, David Wills; Row 5: Jimmy Jeffords, Richard Jernigan Distribute Your Education Row 1: (L to R) Carolyn Bruce — Treas., Patsy Gibson — Reporter, Sharon Richardson — Pres.. Teresa Gandy — Sec.; Thomisina Brown Row 2: Janice Boan, Kelly Anderson, Betty Wilson 68 A Helping Hand Row 1: (L to R) Mrs. Harrison, Elaine Sanderson, Linda Yates. Sabrina Adams, Anna Adams; Debbie Kennedy, David Bedenbough. Jean Chappell. Donna Scott. Rodney Johnson, Billy J. Hobson, Sandra Lewis. Ivy Adams. The Young Disciples Club has twelve members with Mrs. Harri- son as the Club’s sponsor. The Disciples Club likes to make life brighter for someone each day. Pawn To King’s Bishop 4 The Chess Club is open to all students at St. John’s. There are twenty-four members in the Club and eighteen members on the team. The Chess team plays teams from other area schools and com- petes in the State Tournament each year. Row 1: (L to K) Richard Clark. Matthew Jones. Johnny Arnold. Hollis James. Benny Wilson, Jonathan Adkins. Micheal Goff. Bill Stafford. George Beckwith. Ricky Saxton. Alan Mathis. Lance Howie. Phillip Lee. David Isman, Chuck Black, Robby Bryant. Woody Barber. Blake Arnold. Buddy Lindholm, Steve Rogers. Jeffery Helton; Row 2: Steve Craft. Steve Miles. Dr. Hitch, Alan Reed. 69 Lights ... Camera ... Action The Drama Club, advised by Ms. Brown, worked very hard in presenting three productions this year. The first was entitled Hans Bulow's Last Puppet” presented during Christmas. The second entitled Three May Peaches”, which was basically a mime presentation, as was the Jill Dalton presentation. The last play, entitled A Touch of Death”, was an original play written by Steve Craft and Dean Campbell. This play was entered in the original playwriting Competition sponsored by the Palmetto Dramatics Association. Members of the Club also attended several workshops and festivals throughout the year, such as the Palmetto Dramatic Association festival which was a three-day affair. Row 1: (L to R) P. O'Neal, E. Ervin. Ms. Brown. J. Hardee, J. Todd. B. Hobson; Row 2: B. Williams, R. Harrington. R. Graves, K. McRae. R. John- son, C. Bowen. D. Gatewood, M. Morris, T. Byrd; Row 3: J. Bateman. M Evans, S. McQueen. J. Garrison, C. Gibson, R. Knott. E. Bunch, L. Bailey. M. Wirhouski, S. Sullivan. K. Ervin. J. Welch; Row 4; W. Kelly. A. Adams. J. Wilson. I. Adams. S. Ward: Row 5: D. Kennedy. D. Bedenbough. T. Bramlet. S. Drew. B. Lyon. R. Richardson, S. Adams. S. Huntley. C. Braddock, T. Hardee, J. Richmond. M. Askins, C. Waylet, Row 6: T. Bell, L. Bell. L. Campbell, A. Parrish. D. Warsaw, J. English Officers: (L to R) Trina Byrd — Pres; Jimmy Hardee — V. Pres.; Jane Todd — Sec. 70 iEspana Es Numero Uno! The Spanish Club, sponsored by Ms. Smith, had thirty-one members this year including Pres. Karen Mims, V-Pres. Butch Graves, Sec. Laurie Bryant, and Treas. Hope Mims. This year the club held a Spanish Banquet, en- tered a poster in the poster con- test during Spirit Week, and par- ticipated in the declamation con- test for Foreign Language Day at Clemson. Row 1: (L to R) J. Gastright. B. Graves, H. Mims, K. Mims, R. Graves. Row 2: B. Mozingo, E. Talbert, R. Knott, R. Richardson, M. Morris, J. Hardee, S. Howie, G. Ham, T. Taylor. D. Davis, M. Morgan, J. Beckwith, J. Lee; Row 3: L. Bryant, A. Allen, C. Watson, M. Allen, K. McCutcheon, E. Edens, K. Chapman, B. Matthews. R. Harrington, C. Willis, B. Greer. R. Tomlinson. Mad Scientists At Work The newly formed Science Club has twenty-five members. The of- ficers for this year are Pres. Ray Wiley, V.-Pres. Ricky Blackmon, and Sec-Treas. Stacey Skinner. Projects were constructed and a Science Fair was held. The mem- bers had the opportunity to par- ticipate in the many experiences of outdoor life. Row 1: (L to R) C. Blackmon, J. Arnold, R. Johnson, M. Evans, E. Edens. B. Matthews, R. Harringron, D. Waylett. Row 2: S. Huntley, J. Watson, S. Skinner, R. Graves. R. Knott, R. Wiley, A. Allen, K. McCutheon, G. Gastright, Row 3: M. Stokes, T. Sherrill, B. Jeffords, J. Watford. J. Watford, A. Ard, R. Blackmon, D. Williams. 71 Knit One; Purl Two future homemakers of AMERICA is the National organiza- tion of girls and boys studying home economics in junior and senior high schools. Each state association and chapter has its own by-laws which are in accord with the national orga- nization. FHA helps members develop lead- ership qualities, cooperation, and responsibilities. FHA provides the opportunity for service, new friend- ships, and new experiences. FHA projects and activities includ- ed are the Carowinds trip and Sweetheart Banquet. Future Homemakers are: S. Barefoot. L. Beaver, J. Blackmon, R. Blackmon. T. Boseman, C. Boston, W. Boston. F. Brown. A. Brunson, A. Byrd. A. Cannon, A. Clark, P. Davis. G. Dewitt. D. Dority. D. Douglas. M. Dowdy, S. English. B. Foster. P. Gilbert. M. Ham. B. Hankins. D. Hankins, K. Harrelson. B.J. Hobson. C. Hunter. D. Jackson. G. Jackson. M. James. N. Jeffery, A. Jefford. M.L. Johnson. W. Johnson, M. Jordan, D. Josey, K. Kelly, D. Kennedy. C. King, T. King. C. Kirby, S. Kirven, S. Lee, S. Lewis. C. Lunn. B. Lyon, M. Maloh, L. Martin. L. Martin. N. McFarland. B. Miles. Y. Norwood. T. Odom. A. Peoples. R. Richardson, J. Sameul. E. Sanderson. S. Stephens. N. Stokes. C. Thomas, P.A. Thomas, S. Ward. M.A. Weatherford. T. Weatherford. C. Weaver, V. Welds, L. Williamson. W. Williamson. W. Robinson. B. Williams. R. Green. T. Maloch FHA Officers — V.P. Recreation — D. Watkins; Sec. J. Chappell. Treas. P. Reynolds; Pres. P. Jackson; V-Pres. L. Henderson; V-Pres. Projects — B. Johnson; Reporter — C. Hunter; Historian — K. Holloway 72 Plant a Seed And Watch It Grow The Future Farmers of America is primarily interested in con- structive methods of improving agriculture. Realizing the need for a better farming program, mem- bers experiment with new ideas in production. More importantly, they draw conclusions from their findings, therefore, benefiting the farmer. The participants in the FFA program become involved with county fairs, contests, and county meetings. The knowledge gained by these young people will aid in the struggle for a better ag- ricultural world. ROW 1' (L to R) T. Stephens, L. Epps. T. Brown, J. Odom, J. Thomas. T. Woodard. A. Thomas, L. Williamson. C. Cotton, R. Gandy. G. Dewitt, C. Register. J. Arnold; ROW 2: R. Douglas, R. McCoy. C. Alford. C. Fox. J. Allen. C. Wingate. B. White. W. Licky. P. Boston. C. Dubose. C. White. W. Boston, t. Josey. V. Wilds, B. Lunn, G. Jackson, L. Williamson, S. Lucky J. Lucky. Advisor — Mr. Yaroborough, D. Weatherford. R. Wiley, M. Holloway, B. Officers: (I to r) Pres. - J. Odom. V. Pres. - J. Thomas. Sec. - A. Thomas. Tres. - L. Epps. Reporter - T. Woodard. Sential — L. Williamson FFA Sweetheart — Ellen Thomasson FFA Sweetheart — Pryncessa Jackson 73 Audio-Visual Club The AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB has many activities, Among their most recent projects are selling folders with a map of the campus on it and sponsoring a disco Christmas dance. Included in their schedule of events is a tour of I TV in Columbia. The St. John’s A-V Club is a member of the State Media Club. °w 1:JLJ° M Hawkins - Sec.. S. Bristow. M. McKay. T. Houstess. L. Norwood - Pres R Wiley. R. Graham. B. Morse; Row 2: E. Johnson, J. Hatchell. J. Watford, J. McKay. J. Watford' R Tomhnson. E. Byrd. R. Kemmerlin. B. Blackmon. R. Clark: Row 3: S. O'Neal. S. Miller R Pate' r' Wiley, H. James, C. Register. ' ' The LIBRARY CLUB has 14 members with Mrs. Johnson as sponsor Members of this club pri- marily assist any student in find- ing the reading material in which they need. Library Club to Row 1; (L to R) Mrs. Johnson. G. Reed, M. Slater, S. Bruce. B. Williams; Row 2: J. Martin. P. Gilbert. S. O'Neal. Row 3; T. Dority, 0. Lawhorn, M. Cherry, R. Davis; Row 4: A. Parrish. B. Jeffords V Tadlock. 74 Paper Chase ROW 1: (L to R) A. Willoughby, E. Ervin, S. Johnson, T. Byrd; ROW 2: S. Sullivan, J. Garrison, C. Pawley, Ms. Fleming, S. Psillos, D. Campbell; ROW 3: D. Chap- man, J. Hatchell, M. Askins, E. Bristow, P. Vernon Among the assets of St. John's is our school newspaper “The Bulletin . Its improve- ment during the past years is remarkable. It is sometimes difficult for the student body to realize the long hours and dedi- cation that accompany The Bulletin” to the printing press. Interesting news items from the school and outside sources are collected and developed to bring reading satisfaction to ev- ery student who gazed upon the picturesque news-maga- zine. Appreciation from each reader brings satisfaction to The Bulletin” staff. Editors — (l to R) John Hatchell — Co Editor, Trina Byrd — Futea- tures; Sherri Johnson — Sports; Chrysa Pawley — News; Dean Camp- bell — Editor 75 “We’ve Got That Spirit!’’ School spirit is one of the most important aspects of any school. This year the PEP CLUB was reor- ganized to insure more spirit than ever. Throughout the football and basketball seasons the members painted posters and sold spirit rib- bons. The Club also sponsored a spirit poster contest in which all clubs participated in. ROW 1: (L to R) W. Lawson. M. Weatherford. C. Marotta. B. Sturgeon. M. Allen. T. Smoak. C. Auman; ROW 2: J. English. T. Btrd. B. Morse. J. Sessoms, M. Bristow. C. Lowder. S. Psillos. G. Lunn. M. Askins. D. Gatewood. C. Kiser. J. Payne. J. Harris. L. Helems. T. McLamb, S. Suggs. W. Truett. C. Davis. T. Christmas; ROW 3: T. Taylor. K. Waylett, B. Hobson. M. Allen. G. Broach. D. Bazen, K. Bristow. J. Coggeshall, T. Weaver. J. Dixon, S. Bristow. J. Andrews. R. Howard. H. Mims. J. Hardee. D. Campbell. S. Gable; ROW 4: L. Williamson. J. McKay. T. Blackmon. J. Matthews S Sullivan. L. Yarborough. C. Waylett. E. Bunch. L. Wardlaw. F. Lee. R. Blackmon. A. Allen. C. Baker. T. Gardner. L. Cox. E. Bristow. ROW 5: E. Kinsey. M. Morris. J. Richmond. M. Severence. H. Birch. N. Cane. M. McCown. K. McCutheon. D. Chapman. C. Haynes. L. Hart. R. Lane. R. Harrington. J. Lee. R. Graves. J. Vernon; ROW 6: J. Bsteman. T. Lee. M. Rogers. E. Byrd. S. Miller. D. Stegall] J. Gastright. T. Floyd, J. Graham. B. Williams. T. Stevens, C. Davis; ROW 7: C. Dutton. E. Weaver. D. Kennedy. D. Coker, S. Coker. R. Tomlinson. R. Wiley. T. Houstess. C. Lewis. D. Waylett. D. Hood. J. Beckwith. K. Wardlaw. C. Register; ROW 8: Ms. Hoff. R. Knott. P. Tomberlin. J. Odom. S. Willis. A. Harrell. E. Edens. K. Mims. C. Pawley. B. White, J. Council. M. Cole. K. Chapman. B. Matthews. M. Bradley. T. Payne. T. O’Neal. C. Cross 76 Officers — (top to bottom) Ms. Hoff — Adv., Cathy Cross — Pres. Jamie Odom — V-Pres.. Sara Psillos — Sec., George Reese — Treas. Idea Committee — Bottom row — Jean Coggshall. Hope Mims. Karen Mims, Marsha Askins, Beth White. Terrie Smoak; Top row — Jammie Harris, Margaret Morris, Esther Edens. Chrysa Pawley. Jane Council. Beth Moorse Poster Committee: (1st row) Elizabeth Bristow. Jamie Har- ris. (2nd row) Mary Rogers. Susan Bristow. Julia Dixon ■ Sales Committee: Row 1: (L to R) Billy Jo Hobson, Dana Davis, k ® Timmy Lee: Row 2: Molly Hawkins. Lisa Norwood. Margaret | Bristow; Row 3: Rene Graves, Tammy Stevens. Patricia Chap- _ man W A WJ 77 Cheerleaders (L to R) B. Sturgeon. L. Bryant. M. Allen. M. Weatherford. T. Smoak. C. Marotta. L. Henderson; Letter S: (Top to Bottom) C. Davis. E. Byrd. T. Moore. J. Odom, T. Blackmon, J. McKay. A. Harrell, S. Miller, P. Chapman. K. Bryant. G. Lunn, J. Helton, H. Byrd, L. Cox. R. Saxton, D. Stegall. T. Floyd. L. Edens. C. Bruce. A. Willoughby; Letter J: C. Baker. G. Huggins. T. Langley. S. Tucker. J. Council; Letter J (top to bottom) P. Vernon. S. Johnson. L. Huff, A. Taylor. D. Bruce. R Gandy. T. Carter, C. Freeman. C. Bruce. K. Gandy. F. Hannibal. Coach Singletary — Advisor Pride is an important part of the Block SJ Club. To be eligible for membership in this organiza- tion, one must have earned a let- ter in one of the nine high school sports; included are the Varsity Cheerleaders. No wonder these students are proud; it isn't often an individual must prove himself before acquiring admittance to an organization. The Block SJ raises money to reward outstanding athletes with letters, sweaters, and jackets for participating ath- letics. Above all, Block SJ im- plants within its members the im- portance of portraying dignity and sportsmanship in all aspects of life. Officers (L to R) Glenn Huggins — V-pres.. Cely Baker — Treas., Audrey Willoughby — Sec., Kenneth Gandy — Pres. 78 St. John’s Singers The St. John’s Singers is a group of students who are musi- cally talented and perform for many community organizations. Two beginning choruses and one advanced chorus meet every day. Any student may take begin- ning chorus, and auditions are necessary to be in the advance chorus. Row 1: K. McRae. Mrs. Alexander. M. Jones. E. Bunch. J. Coggeshall, R. Byers. J. Dixon; Row 2: S. James. S. Bristow. E. Squire. C. Jones. C. Weaver. L. Yates. R. Jognson. B. Warford. J. West. P. Jackson. J. Ham. E. Bristow, A. Lane. I. Adams. Chorus Two beginning choruses and one advanced chorus meet every- day. Any student may take begin- ning chorus, and auditions are necessary to be in the advanced chorus. The St. John’s Singers is a group of students who are musi- cally talented and perform for many community organizations. Row 1: R. Parker. S. Garris. D. Kennedy. L. West; Row 2: D. Gibson. Y. Hill. M. Cherry. L. Wilds. S. Tyler. S. English. S. DuBose. C. Weaver. S. Lewis. S. Adams. P. Lewis. Row 3: P. Thomas. D. McPhail. A. Williams. B. Hankins. P. Chapman. J. Adams. R. Byers. A. Lane. J. Dixon. L. Yates. I Adams. T. Martin Row 4: L. Martin, S. Hamilton. A. Sims. J. West, P. Jordan. D. Hankins. K. Holloway. L. Jeffrey. R. Baker. M. Johnson. P. Jackson. D. Coker Row 5: F. Dudley. D. Weather- ford. A. Thomasson. B. Warford. J. Chapman. E. Bristow. A. Wilds. L. Ratliff. M. Nettles. J. Ham. P. Thomas. D. Jackson. M. Robinson; Row 6: M. Wingate. T. Gainey. D. Staufer. E. Squire. S. Bristow. S. James. S. Ward. C. Lowery. D. Davis. D. Ritch. M. Goff. J. Wilson. G. Singletary; Row 7: J. Samuel. K. Kennedy. L. Baker. B. Shell. C. Stevenson, C. Buck. J. Cassidy. S. Walton. S. Adams. R. Kelly. B. Oliver. T. March. N. Ford. C. Jones. M. Jones. T. Payne. E. Bunch. K. McRae. R. Johnson 79 Anchor’s Away! The 1978-79 Anchor Club, sponsored by the Darlington Pilot Club, had a very active year. Led by Miss Claudia Wilson, the girls set goals for the upcoming year. Besides selling programs at the home football games, the group entered a float in the Southern 500 Parade, worked with the Can- cer Society and gave a Christmas program for the Children’s Day Care Center and the Pilot Club. The close of the year brought about the annual Mother-Daugh- ter Banquet. Row 1: (L to R) Liz Edens, Cindy Haynes. Cely Baker. Terri Weaver. Audrey Willoughby; Row 2: Emily Garris, Beth Morse. Jody Sessoms. Terri Langley. Sara Psillos. Lou Hart. Kay Smith. Beth Sturgeon, Elizabeth 8ristow. Margaret 8ristow, Marsha Askins. Susan Bristow; Row 3: DeeDee Lundy. Catherin Bowen. Esther Edens, Karen Chapman. Tammy Stevens; Row 4: Jane Council. Karen Mims. Bridge� Williams, Reecie Lane. Mary Rogers. Mary Williams, Julia Dixon Officers: (L to R) Liz Edens — V. Pres.. Mary Rogers — Treas., Jody Anchor Club Sweetheart — William Lawson Sessons — Sec., Cely Baker — Pres. 80 The Key To St. John’s The Key Club consists of a large group of young men dedicated to the advancement of our school and community. They support various school activities and work on community projects with the Kiwanis Club, their local sponsor. Among these projects were sponsoring a Ping-pong tourna- ment, selling Christmas trees, selling concession at the football games, cleaning up the football stadium after home games, and attending the district Key Club convention. ROW 1: (L to R) G. Huggins, E. Ervin, W. Lawson, C. Lowder, D. Eads, J. Vernon, T. Moore. J. Hardee. F. Dudley, J. Harris, C. Auman, A. Harrel. A. McRae, G. Lunn, K. Bryant, L. Howie. G. Reese. T. Blackmon. R. Eads. F. Lee, S. Miller, N. Bonnoitt, D. Stegall, T. Gardener, S. Tucker, D. Campbell, M. Crews, J. Hatchell, J. McKay Officers: (L to R) William Lawson — V-Pres„ Glen Huggins — Pres.. Norwood Bonnoitt — Sec.- T reas. Key Club Sweetheart — Cindy Haynes. Pres. Glen Huggins 81 Step Into The Tune Of SJH The 1978-79 Blue Devil Marching Band 84 Parlez-vous Francais? Row 1: (Itor) Catherine Bowen, Mrs. Suggs. Linda Thompson, Darlene Brigman. Kelly Welch. Patricia Vernon; Row 2; Carol Jett, Rick Rushing, Cindy Gibson, Jody Sessoms, Rene Graves, Tammy Christmas. Eddie Byrd; Row 3: Judy Welch, Susan Sullivan, Scott Sherrill, Kim Ervin. Marion Pickney, Kenneth Gandy, Ronald Curtis, Fred Copeland, Joel Copeland. David Gatewood. Deborah Rhodes, Melissa Evans, Angie Elms, Susan Freeman. Michele Freeman. Sponsored by Mrs. Suggs, the newly formed French Club had 31 members this year. Among their activities were monthly programs concerning French culture, spon- soring a soccer match, and For- eign Language Day sponsored by the S.C. Department of Educa- tion. French Club Officers: Sara Lowder. Richard Clark, Susan Freeman, Kay Smith. 86 Veni, Vidi, Vici!! ROW 1: (L to R) I. Adams, S. Gainey, C. Jones, C. Weaver, B. Hobson, T. Huggins, G. Beckwith; ROW 2; S. Sullivan. J. Todd. L. Thompson, M. Morgan, D. Gatewood. B. Stafford, 0. Eads The Junior Classical League of St. John’s High is affiliated with state and national organizations. Members sing carols in Latin at Christmas and have a Roman Banquet in the spring. They also have the opportunity to attend a state convention called the Latin Fo- rum and a National Junior Classical League Convention. Officers: (L. to R.) Tammy Rabb, Tony Huggins. Geroge Beckwith, David Gatewood Business Leaders Of America Members in the Business Lead- ers of America, at the Career Cen- ter, are basically trained for jobs in welding, carpentry, mechanics, merchandising, accounting, and other vocational classes. 89 AND At NHJI$T ATiON Dr. Eads has received a Ph.D. from the University of South Carolina, an M.Ed. from Duke University, and B.S. from the Citadel. Involved in numerous civic activities, Dr. Eads partici- pates in the Optimist Club, S.C.A.S.S.P., I.R.A., A.S.C.P. and Kappa Delta Pi. Dr. Eads has been generous with his time and has helped to make SJH a fine school. His efforts are obvious to vistors, as well as, students and facul- ty. 93 Mr. Watson and Mr. Wingate work as a team to make things run smoothly here at St. John’s High. Both have responsibities to the students and facul- ty- Mr. Watson has the responsibilities of student dis- cipline, maintaining school grounds, and anything pertaining to student affairs. Mr. Wingate has the responsibilities of bus trans- portation, Senior activities, lunch program, and book distribution. We, the Blue Devil Staff and Student Body thank them, Mr. Watson and Mr. Wingate for the fine job they have done handling school affairs. Secretaries Dedicated To SJH Mrs. Godwin Book Keeper Mrs. Taylor is very in- volved in school activities and helps to keep things running smoothly. She has given us years of dedicated service and loyalty. Mrs. Godwin is doing a very good job keeping up with monies for clubs, the annual and class treasur- ies. Miss Campbell is here to help in the office and to help Mrs. Taylor. 95 Guidance Department ... Keeps Us On Straight And Narrow! Library And Audio-Visual Aid Students 96 Maintenance . . . Our Helping Hands! Cafeteria Staff — M’m Good! English Department Helps Students Express Themselves! Math ... It All Adds Up! 100 Science ... Exploring The Unknown The Fine Arts Department has been very busy this year. The Band, under direction of Mr. Dennis West, has been very active this year partici- pating in band festivals, con- tests and a combined Christ- mas concert with Chorus. Chorus, in addition to the concert with Band, also par- ticipated in allstate. The Spanish and French classes had a soccer game and sold refreshments to raise money. The Art Department has found a new club, The Art Guild, and sponsored a Spa- ghetti Supper to raise money for supplies. Also, had an art exhibit. 102 ROTC Adds Military Air Teachers Are Friends To Students Mrs. Harper Study Hall Mrs. Copeland Study Hall Mrs. Tidwell Teachers Aid Mrs. Huff In-School Suspension Miss Trotter Teachers Aid Miss Kimmell Resources-Teachers Aid Mrs. Dean ' Miss Byrd Mrs. West Resources Special Education Resources 105 Vocational Department Teaches Skills UNDERCLASSMEN Susie Adams Jonathan Atkins Class Of 1982 We anticipated our arrival to high school with enthusiasm. And the year has turned out to be all Melanie Atkins that we expected — hard work, study, fun and Andy Anderson spirit. Now we actually feel a part of the student body. Randolph Anderson Ronnie Anderson Blake Arnold Marian Askins Elvira Bacote Wayne Bacote Lisa Bailey Linda Baker Woody Barber Karla Barrow Jeanie Bateman no George Beckwith Laurie Bell Robbie Bell Chuck Black Ernest Blackmon George Blackmon Judy Blackmon Randy Blackmon Robert Blackmon Teresa Blackmon Tanya Boseman Curtiss Boyd Claudie Braddock Montague Brantley Darlene Brigman Katherine Bristow Earl Brockington Allen Brown Angela Brown Frosteen Brown Kevin Brown in Kim Brown Lori Bryant Robbie Bryant Elizabeth Bunch Hal Bunch Robin Byers Annette Byrd Mark Caldwell Lisa Campbell Rhonda Campbell Theda Cannon Timmy Cason Laure Caulder Karen Church Angela Clark George Clark Shirley Clark Gloria Coe Penny Conyers Sandra Cooper Thomasina Cotton Jamie Craft 112 Lowanda Crawford Gary Dabbs Dana Davis Francis Davis Kenneth Davis Reginald Derry Roosevelt Dickey Tammy Dixon Robert DoLoris Darlene Douglas Steve Drew Donna Driggers Steve Dudley Gene Elliotte Renee Elliotte Janice English Jerry Evans Carolyn Fields Crystal Flowers Lee Flowers Neil Ford Brenda Foster 113 Cora Fox Lisa Frazier Buddy Freeman Laurie Gainey Susie Gainey Terry Gainey Toney Gainey Sally Gandy Sheila Garris Sonya Garris Beverly Gastright Jon Gatewood Ernest Gattision Frankie Givens Michael Goff Ray Graham Hanna Greene Robin Greene Christine Greggs Levern Greggs Paul Halchak Gail Ham Kimberly Hamson Jack Hatchell Cynthia Herring Billy Jo Hobson David Holloway Joseph Holloway Mitch Holloway Ronell Hough 114 Martha Howie Michelle Howie Carla Hunter Drusilla Hunter Morris Hunter Darlene Isaac David Isman Quincy James Valarie James Angie Jeffords William Johnson Al Jones Camille Jones Marilyn Jordan Greg Kelly Kimberly Kelly Wanda Kelly Timmy Kemerlin Teresa Kennedy James Kent Cindy King Teresa King Cindy Kirby Susanne Kirvin Chris Kiser Johnny Knight Kyle Lane Neal Lane Donna Lane Raymond Lanier 115 Sheena Lee Eddie Lewis Sandra Lewis Danny Lighty Tammy Lloyd James Lucky Boonie Lunn Carolyn Lunn Chris Lunnon Dennis Lunnon Becky Lyon Melanie Maloch Kevin Martin Tina Martin Joey Mathews Alexander McCall Christopher McCall Dianne McCoy 116 Leroy McCoy Belinda McCormick Ryan McCormick Melissa McCown Rusty Mclnville Lisha McKay Hattie McNeil Chris McPhail Ken McRae Ronnie Medford Bernard Miles Judy Mixon Daniel Moore Eddie Moore George Morris Margaret Morris Steve Morris Rodney Nance 117 Maxie Norwood Natalie Norwood Yvonne Norwood David Odom Marshall Odom Burke Oliver Shelby O'Neal Linda Parker Angie Parris Danny Patrick John Payne Andrian Peoples Gary Purvis Scott Rabb Julie Richmond Billy Riddle Brian Rhodes Caroline Rhodes 118 Tammy Rhodus Arlene Richardson Bernard Robinson Delores Robinson Vickie Robinson William Robinson Billy Rose Harris Ross Roger Powell Dean Price Debbie Priest Betty Prosser Nancy Rubin Mark Rudd Arthur Samuel Ellen Shell Albert Sims Sylvia Sims 119 Joey Skinner Vicki Skinner Andra Slater Johnny Smallwood Trisha Smith Mandy Smoak Charles Snyder Bill Staford Robin Stevens Monta Stevenson Nancy Stokes Jo Jo Strikland Bobby Tadlock Vickie Tadlock Eddie Talbert Tina Taylor Allen Thomasson Freddie Thomas Sherry Thompson Phil Tomberlin Johnny Turner Wendy Truett Lee Tucker Joby Tunstall Kim Waldrop Bobbie Watford Linda Wallace Shannon Ward Gena Warren Randall Watkins 120 Cindy Waylett Donnie Weatherford Freddie Weatherford Carol Weaver Mark West Virginia White Anthony Wilds Angie Wilkerson Belton Williams Dianne Williamson Robert Williamson Roger Williamson Mary Wingate Marishka Wirhouska Angie Wilkerson Lynn Yarborough Linda Yates 121 Class Of “81” Mona Allen Aaron Ard Johnny Arnold Wynne Atkins Ken Baker Donnie Bateman Donna Bazen Lacy Beavers John Beckwith Byron Blackmon Sabrina Adams Ernestine Alexander Joey Alexander Walter Alford Alex Allen Jerome Allen Chuck Blackmon Richard Blackmon Ricky Blackmon Tim Blackmon (L to R) Mona Allen, Treas.; Rachel Harrington. Sec.; Sarah Lowder. Vice-President; Ricky Blackmon, Pres. 122 Woody Blayton Cindy Boston Wendy Boston Robin Britt Teresa Britt David Britton Genise Broach Angela Brown Theron Brown Sharon Bruce Kerry Brunson James Byrd Steve Caldwell Audrey Cannon Lois Carter Jimmy Cason Karen Chapman Karla Chapman Donald Cherry David Cherry Jean Coggeshall Debbie Coker Stepen Coker Melissa Cole 123 Robin DeMaurice Margaret DeRidder Gloria DeWitt Rebecca Dewitt Diane Dixon Jimmy Cook Charles Cotton Terry Cussac Donna Dabbs Harriet Damon Marshall Dargan Clint Davis Darlene Davis Jerry Davis Charlotte Dubose Robert Douglas Mamie Douglas David Eads Esther Edens Angie Elms Melissa Evans Dorothy Foster James Foster Brenda Frazier 124 Alan Freeman Deanna Freeman Michele Freeman Susan Freeman Bruce Gainey Charlie Gardner Ginny Gastright Cindy Gibson Patricia Gilbert Steve Gilbert Rene Graves Bret Greer Alexis Griggs Michael Halchek Sammie Hamilton Dorothy Hankins Jimmy Harper Dorothy Josey Lilian Josey Pamela Jordan Marion Jordan 125 Avis Harrington Rachel Harrington Jammie Harris Teresa Haselden Donda Hoffmon Robert Holloway David Hood Ethelyn Hood Melinda Hough Rodney Howard Henry Howie Ricky Howie Tinker Howie Toye Howie Rene Huggins Tony Huggins Heward Humphries Steve Huntley Timmy Huntley Edrick Hunter Cassandra Hunter Bennie Hutchinson Alex Isaac Joyce Isaac 126 Gladys Jackson Sam Jackson Joseph James Linda Jefferies Sam Jefferies Billy Jeffords Linda Jeffery Pauline Jett Charlie Johnson Rodney Johnson Jeff Kelly Debra Kennedy Butch Kimbery Ray Kimberlin Ernest Kinsey Tommy Kirven Ronetta Knott Lisa Lane Glen Larrimore Joanna Lee John Lee Phillip Lee Terry Lee Corbett Lewis 127 Cameron Lloyd Donna Lloyd Jane Lloyd Ricky Locklair Sarah Lowder Willie Lucas Janet Lucky Woodrow Lucky Donna Lundy Barbara Lunn Chuck Mangum Rocky Mangum Debbie Manship Xavier Marcus Rick Martin Brenda Matthews 128 Larry McPhail Teresa McPhail Robert McCormick Kathy McCutcheon Kathy Mclnville Terry McLamb Carlos Miles Michael Miller Merry Morgan Billy Mozingo Sherrie Mumford Chap Ocain Raleigh Odom Steve Odom Wayne Odom 129 David O'Neal Paula O'Neal Glen Parker Harmon Parnell Robin Pate Thomas Patterson Barry Pauley Terry Pauley Marion Pickney Randall Pipkin Joe Procter Tammy Rabb Andre Ratliff Gordon Reese Debra Rhodes Robin Richardson Charles Robinson Emma Robinson Jenny Lee Robinson David Rose Tammy Rose Freddie Rubin Rick Rushing Judith Samuel 130 Sheila Samuel Janice Satterfield Ricky Saxton Donna Scott ■i PRfl Marvin Slater Kay Smith Allen Spell Shirley Squire Horace Scott Eddie Sellers Tony Sherrill Stacey Skinner Jessie Stengel Sandra Stevens Robert Stevens Tammy Stevens Tommy Stevens Vickie Stevens Vickie Stevenson Mark Stokes Scott Suggs Martha Sumner Tom Taylor Doretha Thomas Kathleen Thomas 132 Patricia Thomas Jane Todd Lee Turley Jim Vernon Seath Warrell Toney Warren Monica Warsaw Jay Watford Terry Watford Jay Watson Dody Waylett Teresa Weatherford Ellen Weaver Patricia Weaver Lisa Weesner Carol Welch Kelly Welch Lindsay West Chad White Ray Wiley Lois Wilds Virginia Wilds Brigette Williams Consuela Williams Doug Williams Susan Williams Louise Williamson Craig Willis Rodney Wilson Calvin Wingate 133 Class Of 1980 Sue Adams Melinda Allen Ricky Anderson Marsha Askins David Bedenbough Lynette Blackmon Janice Boan Norwood Bonnoitt Tamra Bramlette Aaron Breland The Junior Class has been one of the most active classes at SJH. The Juniors have always seemed to “stick” together and get things done. As a reward for their efforts, they have been awarded several honors — the Most Spirited Class Contest winner and second place winner for three consecutive years in the Homecoming Float Competition. Elizabeth Bristow Margaret Bristow Debra Bruce Barbara Bryant Kenny Bryant Cheryl Buck Eddie Byrd Howard Byrd Larry Byrd Mary Byrd 134 Trina Byrd Dean Campbell Jamie Caulder Jean Chappell Tammy Christmas Richard Clark Connie Conyers Fred Copeland Joel Copeland Jane Council Larry Cox Steve Craft Ronald Curtis Chris Davis Rebecca Davis Johnny Dewitt Melvin Dewitt Cindy Dixon Diane Dolford Donna Dority Teresa Dority Mike Douglas Mable Dowdy Sandra Dubose 135 Kim Edwards Sandy English Leon Epps Eric Ervin Teresa Floyd Chris Fox Brenda Frazier Sallie Gable Kenneth Gandy Reynolds Gandy David Gatewood Julie Garrison Harold Goff Sandra Goodwin Jackie Graham Robin Graham David Grant Butch Graves Wanda Grey Margaret Ham Bonita Hankins Francis Hannibal Frank Hannibal Jimmy Hardee 136 Arty Harrell Lila Helms Jeffery Helton Lera Henderson Yolanda Hill Katherine Holloway Debbie Howie Lance Howie Lori Huff Gail Isman Deborah Jackson Pryncessa Jackson Bryan James Lacie Jernigan Richard Jernigan Carol Jett Betty Johnson Elvis Johnson James Johnson Meta Johnson Shane Johnson Sherri Johnson Cindy Kelly Paula Kirven 137 Anice Lane Phillip Lane Susan Langston Otis Lawhon Abby Lee fll ti n Terry Lee Timmy Lee Pat Lewis Buddy Lindholm Timmy Lloyd Chuck Lowder Cheri Lowry Steven Lowry Shirley Lucky Rosa Lunn Cathy Lyon Cheree Marotta Chris Martin Johnny Martin Lottie Martin Cindy Matthews Larry McCall Sandra Mclnville Mickey McKay Gil McKnight Tony McLendon Cathy McQueen Allen McRae Carol Meggs Robin Miles 138 Steve O'Neal Susan O’Neal Toby O’Neal Lori Padgett Roy Parker Wayne Parnell Terry Payne Jeffery Poole Jeffry Powell Bruce Priest 139 Sara Psillos Glenn Reed Gregg Reed George Reese Curtis Register Pam Reynolds Debbie Ritch Cynthia Robinson Mary Rogers Stephen Rogers David Rollings Janice Samuel Elaine Sanderson Jody Sessoms Meg Severance Cindy Shaw Lee Anne Shaw Terrie Smoak Rich Smothers Ethel Squire Donny Stegall Sylvia Stevens Anthony Stokes Laura Street 140 Beth Sturgeon Sandy Suggs Reese Tadlock Alberta Thomas Ellen Thomasson Linda Thompson Dennis Timmons Robert Tomlinson Chris Truett Sandra Tyler Patricia Vernon Tammy Vincent James Waggoner Kenny Wardlaw Brian Warford Deanna Warsaw Jessie Watford Sheila Watford Donna Watkins Donald Weatherford Dwayne Weatherford Mary Ann Weatherford David Weaver Tammy Weaver Beth White Ann Williams Barney Williams Mary Williams Levern Williamson Janet Wilson JUNIORS leave your mark! x HERE’S LOOKING AT YOU 144 Class Of 1979 The members of the Class of 1979 have finally attained the goal that we’ve been striving for — graduation. It is an end, as well as a beginning. We all will go our separate ways — to college, to technical schools, or to the armed services. As we leave, we will take with us the memories we have had at St. John’s High — the joy, laughter and love. We can always hold our heads high for we, the Senior Class of 1979, take with us, too, the pride of our ac- complishments at St. John's. Ivy Ruth Adams Joni Wallace Adams Charles Alford Hurlean Alford Bart Allen Kelly Marie Anderson Jeffery Bryan Andrews Chip Auman Cely Anne Baker Billy L. Baldwin. Jr. Tracey Bell Gloria Dale Berry 146 Anthony Blackmon Sylvester Boston Catherine Bowen Susan Bristow Legrande Broach Ronald Brockington Carolyn Yvonne Bruce Christopher Bernard Bruce Angelia Brunson Laurie Ann Bryant Tanya Renee Bryant Chet Byers 147 Terry Carter Joy Cassidy Darrell Chapman Patricia Chapman Penny Ann Chapman Cornelia Coleman Roy Cotton Cathy Cross 148 Frankie Dudley Laura Dunn Crystal Dutton Randy Eads Liz Edens Patricia Edwards Kimberly Ervin Sue Fickling Diane Flowers David Gandy Teresa Gandy Tripp Gardner Emily Garris Deborah Gibson Patsy Gibson Jimmy Gilbert 149 Becky Jo Green Richard Green Georgann Halchak Janice Ham Lisa Harris Lou Hart John B. Hatched. Jr. Mary Lou Hatched Cynthia Lynn Haynes Mody Hawkins Terry Heustess Jennie Lee Hodoman Harry Hough Robert Howard Susan Howie Susie Howie 150 Rodney Larymore Allan Huggins Glenn Huggins John Humphries Mirenda Huntley Sammie Hunter Donald Isaac Hollis James Sharon Denise James James Jeffers Matthew Craig Jones Barry June Tony Kemmerlin Kim Kirven Reecie Lane Terri Langley 151 William Lawson Frank Lee Daniel Lloyd Teresa Lloyd Deidra Elizabeth Lundy Greg Lunn Robbie Lynch Allen McCormick Rick McCormick Roger McFarland Johnny McKay Diane McPhail Larry Mears Steve Miles Sherry Miller Sara McQueen Andrea Hope Mims Karen Frances Mims Tim Moore Lisa Ann Norwood 152 Jamie Odom Debra Parnell Chrysa Irene Pawley Tonya Ann Perkins Edith Proctor Darryl Price James Rabb Baxter Rhodes Marie Robinson Randie Sybil Robinson Lisa Carol Rolfe Tommy Rubin Scott Sherrill Glenda Singletary Debbie Snider Wendy Myers Smith Robert Wayne Smothers David R Staufer Vickie Stevens Sonja Lanee Strickland 153 James Timothy Strickland Danny Stokes Susan Sullivan Ted Harrington Teel Charles Chuck Thomas. Jr. Jimmy Lee Thomas Patricia Ann Thomas Patricia Ann Thomas Lawerence Timothy Truett Scott Tucker Clara Wallace Louise Wardlaw Jimmy Watford Lenny Watford Terri Weaver Judy Welch 154 John West Carolyn White Robbie White Danny Whitt Robin Annette Wiley Gwen Williamson James Williamson Leroy Williamson Loretta Williamson Lott Williamson Willie Williamson Scott Willis Audrey Ann Willoughby David Wills Terry Michael Woodard 155 Babes In SJH Land 158 161 Senior Superlatives! MOST TALENTED: Sharon James and Val Baldwin BEST LOOKING: Kim Kirven. Scott Tucker, Audrey Willoughby and Sammie Hunter 162 MOST POPULAR: Greg Lunn. Jennie Holloman. Terri Langley and Terry Carter BEST DRESSED: Julia Dixon and Scott Sherrill MOST UNSELFISH: Betty Green Tim Moore and FRIENDLIEST: Rick McCormick and Donna Lundy .-j alali A MOST ATHLETIC: Carolyn Bruce and Glenn Huggins Eh 164 WITTIEST: Ronald Brockington and Lou Hart BIGGEST FLIRT: and Jamie Odom Loretta Williamson Honorable Mention MOST POPULAR BLACK Chris Bruce Carolyn Bruce Sammy Hunter Willie Williamson Janice Ham Audrey Willoughby MOST POPULAR WHITE Val Baldwin Tony Blackmon Jamie Odom Scott Tucker Kelly Anderson Cely Anne Baker Susan Bristow Julia Dixon Kim Kirven MOST UNSELFISH LeGrande Broach Chet Byers Jamie Odom Penny Chapman Kim Kirven MOST VERSATILE Hollis James Terry Carter Randy Eads Cely Anne Baker Carolyn Bruce Karen Mims BEST DRESSED Jeff Andrews LeGrande Broach William Lawson Cely Anne Baker Susan Bristow Cathy Cross Teresa Gandy Terri Langley Dee Dee Lundy MOST TALKATIVE Val Baldwin Tony Blackmon LeGrande Broach David Gandy Hollis James Laurie Bryant Angelia Brunson Teresa Gandy Karen Mims BEST LOOKING BLACK Chris Bruce Terry Carter Roy Cotton Carolyn Bruce Jennie Holloman Randie Robinson BEST LOOKING WHITE Val Baldwin Johnny McKay Scott Sherrill Kelly Anderson Susan Bristow Julia Dixon Terri Langley BIGGEST FLIRT Val Baldwin Ronald Brockington Chris Bruce MOST ATHLETIC Tony Blackmon Chris Bruce Terry Carter Tripp Gardner Johnny McKay Terri Weaver Joann Scott WITTIEST Val Baldwin Matthew Jones William Lawson Larry Mears Dee Dee Lundy Chrysa Pawley MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Bart Allen Terry Carter Rick McCornick Cely Anne Baker Dale Berry Hope Mims MOST TALENTED Chet Byers Randy Eads Matthew Jones Ivy Adams Dale Berry Susan Bristow Tonya Perkins MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Tony Blackmon Johnny McKay Laurie Bryant Chrysa Pawley MOST DEPENDABLE Terry Carter William Lawson Greg Lunn Penny Chapman Hope Mims MOST POLITE Chet Byers Rick McCormick Reecie Lane Audrey Willoughby Johnny McKay Danny Stokes Kelly Anderson Liz Edens Dee Dee Lundy 165 Senior Directory M.ss Blue Devil Contestant 1. 2. 3. 4; Jr. Classical League 1. 2. 3. 4; Drama Club 1.2.3; Band 1.2: St John's Talent Show 3.4; Miss Blue Devil 4. P cio v rv h FHA; Pep Club 1. 3; Powder Puff 3. 4; Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4. Social Studies Club 1; Audio Visual Club 2. 4; Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Pep Band 3 Track 1. 2. 3; J.V. Football 1. 2; Varsity Football 1. 3. 4; Block S.J. 3. 4; Pep club 3; Mr and Miss. St. John's Contestant 3: Key Club 4; May Pole Dancer 3 FHA 2. 3. 4; FFA 2. 3. 4; Basketball manager 3; Library CLub 2. 3: Mr. and Miss. St. John's Contestant 1; Pep Club 1: Freshman Class Secretary; Jr. Classical League 1. 2; Secretary 1, 2; Anchor Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Chess Club 1. 2: Secretary 2; National Honor Society 2. 3. 4; Secretary 4; Sports Editor of Bulletin 2. 3; Gover- nor's School; Sophomore Editor of Annual; Junior Editor of Annu- al; Editor-in-chief of Annual; Drama Club 3. 4; Wofford Scholar; Furman Scholar Devil's Tale; French Club 4. FHA 2; Pep Club 1. 3; Powder Puff Football 3. 4; Chorus 1; Social Studies Club 1; SfjjyOUd OW. Pep Club 3. 4; Jr. Marshall 3; JCL 4; St. John's High 3. 4; FFA 2: Chorus 4; J.V. Football 2. Ranald OroakirKj ri J.V. Football; Varsity Football 3. 4; St John's Track 3. 4; Block S.J 2. 3. 4; St. John's 1, 2. 3. 4. ROTC 1. 2. 3. 4; Drill Team 1; Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Mr. M.ss St. John's Contestant 2. 3; Powder Puff Queen Contestant 2. 3; Business Manager 4; Pep Club 1. 2. 3, 4; ROTC Officers Club 3. 4: Tennis 2; Homeroom Representative 3. 4; Annual Staff 4; ROTC Escort 2. 3. 4 VafriciB Annetfe, Lh ntn Varsity Basketball 2; Pep Club 2. 3. 4; Drama Club 3. 4; Crew of Up the Down Stair-Case” 3; Jr. Marshall 3: Crew of Curse You. Jack Dalton 2; Powder Puff 4; St. John's 2. 3. 4; Bulletin Staff 3; Softball 3. 4; Pep Club 3; Young Di«ciples 1; C, Ccj ojv- (Jtf Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4. 8ulletm Staff 1. 3; Key Club 2. 3. 4; J.V. Football 2; Varsity Track 2; Varsity Football 3. 4; Student Council 3; Jr. Class Vice-President; Powder Puff Coach 3; Student Council 1. 2. 4; Pep Club 1. 4; Anchor Club 1. 2. 3. 4; President 4; Secretary 3; Delta 1. 2; Varsity Tennis 2. 3. 4; Block S.J. 2. 3. 4; Treasurer 4; Mr. Miss St. John's Contestant 2. Hugh O'Brian Leadership Award 2; Jr. Marshall 3; Jr. Sr. Planning Com- mittee 3; Senior Class Secretary 4; Homecoming Contestant 4 FHA; DECA Club 4; Class Representative in D.E.; Student Advisory Board at Career Center 4 CAROLiN BRUC6 Jr. High Basketball 1; Jr. High Track 1; Varsity Basketball 2. 3. 4; DECA Club 4; Jr. Sr. Theme and Decoration Committee 3. Pow- der Puff 3. 4; St. John's 1. 2. 3. 4. RamCj J.V. Basketball 1; J.V. Football I; Varsity Basketball 3. 4; Varsity Track 1. 2: Jr. High Basketball 1; Jr. High Track 1. 2: St John's 1. 2. 3. 4 (jaJ(? $oJ Lj u- Pep Club; Spanish Club; Vice President 1; Varsity Tennis 1.2.3. 4; Band 1. 2. 3. 4; 7 0 3 ilif Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; Drama Club 2. 3. 4; Library Club 1: Pep Club 1; Delta 2. 3; Science Club 1; FHA; Majorette 3. Cheerleader 4; Pep Club 4; Drama Club 3; Spanish Club 3. 4; Bye Bye Birdie 3; St John's 1. 2. 3. 4. 7 clmacJ ■ ty Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Disciples; Chess Club 1; Junior Classical League; Historical Club 1. 2. J)aJL Band 1. 2. 3; V History Club 1; Library Club 1; Jr. Sr. Server 1; Pep Club 1.2. 3. 4. Junior Representative 3; President 4; J.V. Cheerleader 2; Chorus 2. 3; Student Council 1. 2. 3. 4; Treasurer 3: Secretary 4; French Club 3: Homecoming Attendant 3: Jr. Sr. Committee 3; Christ- mas Bazaar Chairman 3; Homecoming Coordinator 3. 4; Student Advisory Board 3. 4; Mr. Miss St. John's Pageant Coordinator 3. 4; CuuQ ia s FHA 1. 3; Pep Club 1; Band 1; Spanish Club 2; Junior Academy of Science fiobby Deas J.V. Football 1. 2; Varsity Football 3. 4; Track 2. 3. 4; 5ancJpd DtfcjH-er Pep Club 1. 2; FHA 2; 3c,ofl Del2iHer vjjidn DicJ dr$ )n 166 Larry 0 jcon XjJ owJLjM © Q -A TUX. Pep Club 1. 2. 3; St. John's 1. 2. 3. 4; Annual Staff 4; Typist 4; Henr y Doucly I Pdnkie. Laura punn Pep Club 3: Powder Puff 3; FHA 1; Future Business Leaders of America St. John's 1. 2. 3. 4: OuaXX T- Pep Club I. 2. 4; JCL 1; Student Council; Powder Puff 4; Drama Club 4; Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Key Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Pep Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Solo Ensemble 2. 3. 4; Worked with Special Olympics 2. 3; J.V. Basket- ball 2; Vice-President of Band 3: Bye Bye Birdie 3; Student Coun- cil 1. 2. 3; ’i ) cLmloJ Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Block SJ 3. 4; Anchor Club 2. 3; Treasurer 3; Vice-President 4; Bulletin Staff 1.4; Miss St. John's 2; Tennis 1.2. 3. 4; Powder Puff 3. 4; Student Council 4; Spanish Club 3: J.V. Cheerleader 2; Jr. Sr. Server 1; TWina Col iJirJs FHA 1; Band 3. 4; kimkdr!v| Lrvin Pep Club 2; Drama Club 3. 4; JCL 2; Powder Puff 3. 4; Crew tor Bye Bye Birdie 3; FHA 2; French Soccer Team 3; • z5 WS- Pep Club 1. 2; Spanish Club 3; Audio Visual Club 3. 4; FHA 1; 3X 4chjl iXa U. Iault is. FGA 1. 2; Pep Club 4; T-ere a. DECA 1. 2; Band 1; Powder Puff Football 3; St John's 1. 2. 3. 4; Secretary of DECA Club 4; c£ ‘. iAJ J.V. Football 1. 2; Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Varsity Baseball 1. 2. 3: Jr. Sr. Server 1; Jr. Classical League 2; Key Club 2. 3. 4; Block S.J. 2. 3. 4; St. John's 1. 2. 3. 4; Chorus 1, 2; Pep Club 3; Anchor Club 3. 4; Miss Blue Devil Contestant 2. 3; History Club 1; A.V. Club 4; Pep Club 3; FHA 2; Historical Society Club 1; Powder Puff 4; Je-nme. o a i FHA I; Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; PaB |'Crib6on St. John's Historical Society 1; Student Council 1; Pep Club 1. 3; Young Disciples 2: Junior Powder Puff Team 3. 4; Softball 3; Flag Squad 4; Pep Club 2. 3. 4; Bus Driver 3. 4; Chess Club 1. 2. 3: Block SJ 2. 3. 4; JCL 1; 'juoasrc Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Spanish 4; Latin Club 2; Powder Puff 3. 4; Social Studies Club 2; Delta 3; Jr. Sr. Decorating Committee 3: SJH 1. 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Latin Club 1; J.V. Cheerleader 1; Varsity Cheerleader 2. 3. Secretary of Pep Club 3; Block SJ 2. 3; Daisy Chain 2; Powder Puff 3. 4; orq'ann rid!chftltL FHA 1. 2; St. John's 1. 2. 3. 4; Powder Puff 3. 4; Latin Club 2. 3: Bulletin Staff 3; Drama Club 3. 4; Pep Club 2: CfyxrJ e (j] 'Hi ’� - St. John’s 1. 2. 3. 4; Advisory Board 4; -khnurf Delta 1. 2. 3. 4. Furman Scholar 3; P.C. Junior Fellow 3; Wofford Scholar 3; Key Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Jr. Classical League 1. 2; National Honors Society 2. 3. 4; Treasurer 4; Bulletin Staff 2. 3. 4: News Editor 3; Co. Editor 4; Tennis 2; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3; Mr. Miss St. John's Contestant 2; Jr. Mar- shall 3; Band Aide 3; Bye Bye 8irdie 3; Jr. Sr. Decoration and Theme Committee Chairman 3; St. John's 1. 2. 3. 4; Gym Floor Devil Painter 2; FHA 1; Chorus 2. 3; Pep Club 2. 3. 4; Anchor Club 2. 3. 4; Historical Society 1; Jr. Classical League 2; National Honor Society 3. 4; Jr. Marshall 3; P.C. Scholar 3; Homecoming Attendant 3; Alien Hollis drle-nn Ml fflni Boys State; Varsity Football 3. 4; Key Club; President 4; Student Council 1. 4; Jdan ■Hirerda Drama Club 1. 2. 4; t)2rrirr AV Club 4; Bus Drivers Club 3. 4; Art Club 4; Annual Staff 4; Senior Editor; Chess Club 2. 4; Guidance Office Proctor 3; SJH 1. 2. 3, 4; Band 1. 2. 3; Secretary 3; Flag Girl 3: Solo Ensemble 2: Chorus 2. 3; St John's Singers 2. 3; Gospel Chorus 1; All-State Eastern Regional Chorus 2; Delta 1; Bye Bye Birdie 2: Office Procter 2. 3; Basketball Manager 2. 3; Pep Club 1; JR. SR. Server 1; SJH 1. 2. J I Oi rny ‘Vtyetfia' Oar ' Moll .I Wnn H awkins Student Council; A-V. Club 1. 2. Treasurer 1; Secretary 2; Pep Club 1.2; Powder Puff 3. 4; Library Club Chorus; Fine Films Club; Historical Society Club; -ZJ CJXJ K HjJXJuCdtzsva Student Council; Vice-President 3; President 4; Key Club 2. 3. 4. Secretary 4; National Honor Society 2. 3. 4; Vice-President 4; Chess Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Chess Team 1. 2; St. John's Singers 4; Chorus 4; Pep 8and 2. 3. 4; Concert Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Mr Miss St. John's Contestant 3; FFA; Junior Marshall 3; Delta 1. 2. 3. 4; Palmetto Boys State 3; Drum Major 3. 4; Bye Bye Birdie; Conrad Birdie; Jr. Sr. Decoration Committee 3; FHA 1; Industrial Arts 1. 2; Duets and Solos At Solo Ensemble Festival 2. 3. 4; Governor's All-State Band 3. 4; All-State Band Try-Out 2. 3. 4; S.S.F Parent Advisory Board 4; I Dare You Award 3; Student Advisory Commit- tee 4; St. John's 1. 2. 3. 4; McDonald's Marching Band Nominee 4; 167 J.V. Football 1. 2: Varsity Football 3. 4; Home Room Representa- tive 1. 2; Vice-President of French Class: Mr Miss St. John's Contestant 1 on j Ke-mro rln St. John's High 1.2. 3. 4; FHA 2: Mr. 4 Miss St. John's Contestant 1. 3: May Court 1. 2. 3: FHA Sweetheart 3: Class President 1.2. 3. 4; Jr. Classical League 1; Jr. High Basket- ball 1; J.V Basketball 2: Block SJ 2. 3.4; Varsity Tennis: MVP 2. 3: Manager of Varsity Football 1. 2. 3; Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Student Council 1. 2. 3. 4; Key Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Key Club Board 4; FFA 1. 2. 3. 4; Treasurer 3: President 4; Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4; V- President 4; Block SJ 3. 4. Student Council 1.4; J.V. Football 1.2; Varsity Football 3. 4. Key Club 3. 4; FHA Sweetheart 1. 3: Mr. Miss St John's 2. 3; 2nd Runner Up 3: Robbje, Lv nJr L)atar Harfm 11tn icJ Bus Driver 1. 2: Career Center 1. 2: Helora I VneJI a. jMu JrO jL History Club 1: Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Student Council 2. 3; Fine Films Committee 2: FHA 2. Chairman Projects Committee 2; Young Disciples Club 3: Audio Visual Club 3: Bulletin Staff 2. 3. 4; News Editor 4; Secretary Jr. Class: Jr. Sr. Decoration and Theme Committee: Chairman; Budget Committee; Annual Staff 3. 4; Features and Honor Editor 4; V-President Sr. Class; Powder Puff 4; May Pole Dancer 3. 4; SJH 1. 2. 3. 4; Anchor Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 2. 3. 4; Powder Puff 3. 4; Band 1; Anchor Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Board Member 3: Girls Tennis Team 1. 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4; J.V. Cheerleader 1. 2: JCL Club 1; May Court 1. 2. 3; Block SJ Club 2. 3. 4; Homecoming Attendant 3. 4; Mr. Miss St. John's Contestant 2: Daisy Chain Dancer 2; fLodnty Lflrrymore r Key Club 2. 3. 4. Treasurer 3; Vice-President 4; National Honor Society 2. 3. 4; Jr. Varsity Football 2: Varsity Football 3. 4; Student Council 3: Block SJ 3. 4; Pep Club 3. 4; PI LormuJ PKFarlart! FFA 1, 2; Building 1. 2; Industrial Arts 1: FFA 1. 2: FHA 1; Larry L y Tonsa Ann Parking SJH 1.2. 3. 4; FHA 1.2; Spanish Club 3: Band 1. 2. 3; Powder Puff 3. 4; TWnjf Pr'tt. Pep Club 1.2. 3. 4; Jr. High Basketball 1; J.V. Basketball 2; Varsity Baseball 4; J.V. Football gndra key Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 1. 2. 4; J.V. Basketball 2: Key Club 3. 4; Danie-I Lloyd Jame s Lloyd T e-resS Lloyd Barbara Loc-ky Gjul Q JUL. Pep Club 1.2.3. 4; Anchor Club 3. 4; Treasurer Class Representa- tive 3, 4; FHA 1; History Club 1; Mr. Miss St. John's Contestant 1; Chorus 1: Annual Staff 4; Typist 4; Powder Puff 3. 4; St. John's 1. 2. 3. 4; SIH 1. 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 2. 3: N iherrs PI tiler SJH 1. 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 1. 2; Historical Club 2: FBLA 3. 4: Honor Roll 1; Advisory Staff At Career Center 3; Sarah PT’Qoeen FHA 1; Drama Club 3. 4; 04«Ci )!_ 'TALttyv SJH 1. 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 1.4; Latin Club 1; Office Proctor 2. 3. 4. Spanish Club 2. 3; President 3; Treasurer 4; Drama Club 1: Pow- der Puff 3. 4; K_lrrrLO Pep Club 1.2.3. 4. HR. Representative 1.4; Mr. Miss St. John's Contestant 3; Anchor Club 3. 4; Spanish Club 2. 3. 4; President 4; A-V 3. 4; FHA 2: Co-Captain Powder Puff 3. 4; Tennis 2. 3. 4. J.V. Football 2: Varsity Football 3; Key Club 3. 4; Jr. Classical League 1. 2; Block SJ 3. 4; Jr Academy Science 3; Chess Club 1. 2; YYIcXAaJ AfLCwMer- Agriculture 1. 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 4; I� 0TC 3; Student Advisory Counsel At Career Center; FHA 3: St. John's High Gospel Singer 1. 2; 6 jlyes+cr l obi n Li68 Rolfe FHA 2. Jr. Sr. Committee 3. Powder Puff Football 3; Pep Club 4; Student Council 4; SJH 2. 3. 4. rj Spanish Club 2; Pep Club 2. 3. 4; A-V Club 3. 4; St. John's 2. 3. 4; FHA 2; Powder Puff 3. 4; O cLtyvvx Jioano ScoH Varsity Basketball 2. 3; Jr High 8asketball 1; T)e,brd 168 Plvf rs S niA PEP Club 1: Anchor Club 3; Mr Miss St. John's Contestant 2. 3; Chorus 1; Q_ Snothlrs Career Center (Auto Mech) 1. 2; Pep Club 1: Agriculture 1; FFA 1; STH 1. 2. 3. 4; c£ Cross Country 4; Chorus 4. Jr. ROTC 4: “Sy w i'J ftenfcc, ,Sr VS onja SfricklW Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; Library Assit. Mr. Miss St. John's Pageant FFA 1. 2. 3; Pep Club 2. 3. 4; Gl YV TV j vxO Vx. c . j3lJLu)OjT , JCL 1. 2. 3. 4; History Club 1; Fine Films Club 1. 2; Pep Club 1. 2; FHA 1. 2; Disciples Club 1. 4; Bulletin Staff 3. 4; State Speech Contestant 3rd place. 3; JR. SR. Decorating Committee 3; JR SR Seating Committee 3; Future Business Leaders of America 3. 4; Drama Club 3, 4; Drama Club Publicity Chairman 3. 4; South Carolina Junior Academy of Science 3: Chairman of Concessions for French-Spanish Soccer Games 3; Office Assistant 4; Biology Lab Assit. 4; Co-Business Manager of Bulletin 4; Tutored 1st Graders in French 4; Tutored 1st graders 2: Le.e. t)ue,aH Tutored 1st Graders 2; SJH I. 2. 3. 4; Track Team 2. 3. 4; J.V Football 1. 2: Lindrl s Thomas Bus Driver's Club 3. 4; J.V. Football 1; J.V. Basketball 2. 3; Pal- metto Boys State 3; FHA 4; Activity Bus Driver 4; Agriculture 1. 2. 3; ROTC 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 3: Block SJ; V-President FFA; ROTC Officers Club; Drill Team Rifle Team i Loui j£, Jess e. (J jfforJ A-V Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 4; Ldnn | Ls SifiyzJ Football 1: FFA; C? ■+■ - 4- SJH 3. 4; SJH 1. 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 2. 3. 4. Anchor Club 3. 4; Spanish Club 3; Block SJ 4; J.V Basketball 1; Varsity Basketball 2. 3. 4; Powder Puff 3. 4; Tennis Manager 4; Mr Miss St. John's Contestant 2; Daisey Chain Dancer 2; Student Council 1.2,4; Varsity Softball 4; J.V. Softball 1; JR. SR. Committee 3; Jucj QeJfJn JJin (Jts - Drama; ROTC Officers 3. 4; Drill Team 3. 4; St. John's Singers 4; Chorus 3. 4; Bus Drivers Club 3. 4; d oAM- i FFA 1. 2; FFA Class Secretary 1: DECA Club 2. Health 1: SJH 1. 2. 3. 4; Do I K'j L)hiH- 4Kx Vf tddjuj Pep Club 2. 3. 4; A-V 1; Powder Puff 3. 4; FHA 2; ROTC 2: Pep Club 3; Chorus 3; _ . . a Ai. .L I . na... O. .44 O- C'l AArlAirfnr 1 � FHA 1 2 3: Secretary. Pep Club 1; Powder Puff 2; Cheerleader 1; Flag Girl 2: Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; St John's 1. 2. 3. 4. Bye Bye B.rdie Chorus 3: Pai-rioa Tlnomte SJH 1. 2. 3. 4; ROTC 1. 2. 3. 4; Chorus 1. 2. 3; Officer Club; Softball 3; Track 3; Color Guard; FFA 1. 2. 3. 4; Ler H| (Ji I liaison Bus Drivers Club 3. 4; FFA 1. 2. 3. 4; FHA 1; Powder Puff Football: 3. 4; Mr. M.ss St. John's Pageant 3: Pep Club 3: St. John's High 1. 2. 3. 4; li ilUe Jqmc-5 ta w� 4� ’ Scui u) JUl+ Pep Club 3. 4; Key Club 4; Chess Club 1. 2: Qbu ?C ( cJ auA Kir y ST. John's High 1.2. 3. 4; Anchor Club 4; Block SJ 3. 4; Secretary 4; Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Varsity Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Pep Band 4 Student Council 3. 4; Advisor to President 4; Powder Puff 3 Senior Class Editor of Annual 4; Bye Bye Birdie Orchestra 3 Annual Staff 4; Delta 3; JR SR Invitation Committee 3; JR SR Server 1; Bulletin Staff 4; Palmetto Girl State 2: EX-U- Pep Club 1; ROTC 1. 2. 3. 4; ROTC Officers Club 2. 3. 4; Bus DriversClub 3. 4; J.V. 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PARK FLORIST PROFESSIONAL PHARMACY McKEEL HARDWARE PATRONS DRS. ASKINS, BAKER, SOWELL, PA DR. H.N. BROWN DANIEL B. CAUSEY, III DRS. COLEMAN, AIMAR, MARQUIS, WILSON DARLINGTON CONVALESCENT CENTER DARLINGTON MEDICAL CENTER DR. W.F. EARLY DR. C.M. FARRISH DR. GEORGE D. GEE, D.M.D. HAIRFASHIONS UNLIMITED DR. A.A. HEMINGWAY, D.D.S. DR. J.S. MATTHEWS DR. A.D. McCUTCHAN WILLIS CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ‘79’ Who Are The Babes In SJH Land? Page 156 (L to R) Kelly Anderson. Laurie Bryant. Timmy Strickland. Julia Dixon. Su- san Sullivan. Tracey Bell. Robin Britt, Cely Baker. Terri Langley Page 159 (L to R) Gale Berry, Penny Chap- man. Louise Wordlaw. Scott Sherrill. Dan- iel Lloyd. Georgann Halchak. Chrysa Paw- ley. Matthew Jones Page 157 (L to R) Liz Edens. Tania Bryant. Kim Kirven. David Wills, Teresa Gandy. Reecie Lane, Patsy Gibson. Chip Auman. DeeDee Lundy. Scott Tucker. Crystal Dut- ton Page 160 (L to R) Gwen Williamson. Allen McCormick. Greg Lunn. Boo Boo Mears. Terri Weaver, Sammie Hunter. Hope Mims, Diane Flowers. Terry Woodard. Ivy Adams Page 158 (L to R) Terry Heustess, Robin Wiley. Alan Huggins. Sara McQueen, Emily Garris. Danny Stokes. Dale Berry, Debbie Gibson. Cindy Haynes Page 161 (L to R) Julian Dickerson Randi Robinson, Darrell Chapman. Karen Mims, Tony Kimmerlin. Patricia Chapman. Patri- cia Thomas. Lisa Norwood. Bart Allen, Lisa Harris, Molly Hawkins. Judy Welch, Tina Dority PJoc 10:,4 M U J£ Devils Dro |ieartbreaker far fa Strate Backfires % I , SfcSas- ali0 - � 8 i£ Hrs iredS o JS SKSyKSaSSSs «.monies Friday. St. John s prin P Marv Harris, looks on. ceremonies n j lagt year’s queen, Mary na Holloman with roses wnu Hills i % $ e 'V .«a- 1978 SCHEDl Jy dow up J' 7e ' V- .... -% ,| CP 1 s. Florence , W. Florence HartevUle Clover Andrew J� ck ? $ 4 g £ £ if § $ ife (3 t V� S£ fll r e -5 X • 7, V' €Jte llr Klp tftr‘r 'T «• ■ ST 0HN’S ’ I , J .. SjRsi Club Starts' iSey ison, ing t CD a tt CD s ■to o id CD ft n o d W (ft S3 o ft ft o d last weed 187 189 Juniors — Most Spirited Class Of 1978-79 INDEX ADAMS, ANNA — 69, 70 ADAMS, IVY — 6, 24, 26, 69, 70, 79, 87, 146 ADAMS, JONI — 79, 146 ADAMS, SABRINA — 69, 70, 79, 123 ADAMS, SUE — 134 ADAMS. SUSIE — 110 ADKINS, JOHNATHAN — 69, 110 ADKINS, MELANIE — 110 ALEXANDER, ERNESTINE — 122 ALEXANDER, JOEY — 122 ALFORD, CHARLES — 68, 73, 146 ALFORD, HARLEANA — 146 ALFORD, WALTER — 122 ALLEN, ALEX — 71, 76, 122 ALLEN, BART — 32, 36, 37, 146 ALLEN, JEROME — 73, 122 ALLEN, MELINDA — 4, 5, 71, 78, 89, 134, 141 ALLEN, MONA — 76, 122 ANDERSON, ANDY — 110 ANDERSON, KELLY — 68, 6 ANDERSON, RICHARD — 134 ANDERSON. RONNIE — 110, 117 ANDREWS, JEFF — 37, 76, 146, 150 ANDREWS, RANDOLPH — 110 ARD, AARON — 71, 122 ARNOLD, BLAKELY — 69, 73, 110 ARNOLD, JOHNNY — 69, 71. 73, 122 ASKINS, MARIAN — 70, 110 ASKINS, MARSHA — 35, 75, 76, 80, 134, 140, 145 ATKINS, WYNNE — 122 AUMAN, CHIP — 23, 76, 81, 146 BACOTE, ELVIRA MAE — 110 BACOTE, WAYNE — 110 BAILEY, LISA — 110, 70 BAKER, CELY ANN — 20, 32, 33, 34, 35, 37, 50, 76, 78, 80, 146, 154 BAKER, KEN — 122 BAKER, LINDA — 79, 110 BAKER, ROBERT — 79 BALDWIN, VAL — 146, 162 BARBER, WOODY — 69, 110 BAREFOOT, SHARON — 72 BARROW, KARLA — 110 BATEMAN, DONNIE — 122 BATEMAN JEANNIE — 70, 76, 110 BAZEN, DONNA — 76, 122 BEAVERS, LACY — 72, 122 BECKWITH, GEORGE — 69, 87, 111 BECKWITH, JOHN — 71, 76, 122 BEDENBOUGH, DAVID — 69, 70, 134 BELL, LAURIE — 70, 111 BELL, ROBBIE — 111 BELL, TRACY — 70, 146 BERRY, DALE — 146 BERRY, GAIL — 147 BLACK, CHUCK — 69, 111 BLACKMON, BARON — 74, 122 BLACKMON, CHUCK — 34, 71, 122 BLACKMON, ERNEST — 111 BLACKMON, GEORGE — 111 BLACKMON, JUDY — 72, 111 BLACKMON, LYNETTE — 134 BLACKMON, RANDY — 111 BLACKMON, RICHARD — 71. 122 BLACKMON, RICKY — 35, 57, 76, 122 BLACKMON, ROBERT — 111 BLACKMON, TERESA — 111 BLACKMON, TIM — 122 BLACKMON, TONY — 19, 23, 32, 76, 78, 81, 147, 148, 162 BLAYTON, WOODY — 123 BOAN, JANICE — 68, 134 BONNOITT, NORWOOD — 81, 134 BOSEMAN, TANYA — 72, 73, 123 BOSTON, CINDY — 72, 73, 122 BOSTON, SYLVESTER — 147 BOSTON, WENDY — 72, 73, 122 BOWEN, CATHERINE — 7, 32, 36, 37, 70, 80, 86, 147, 164 BOYD, CURTIS — 111 BRADDOCK, CLAUDE — 70, 111 BRAMLETTE, TAMRA — 70. 134 BRANTLEY, MONTAGUE — 111 BRELAND, AARON — 134 BRIGMAN, DARLENE — 86, 111 BRISTOW, ELIZABETH — 75, 76, 77, 79, 80, 134, 145 BRISTOW, KATHERINE — 12, 23, 31, 50, 76, 77, 111, 112 BRISTOW, MARGARET — 76, 77, 80, 134 BRISTOW, SUSAN — 20, 30, 37, 74, 76, 77, 79, 80, 147 BRITT, ROBBIE — 123, 132 BRITT. TERESA — 123 BRITTON, DAVID — 123 BROACH, GENISE — 76, 123 BROACH, LEGRANDE — 147 BROCKINGTON, EARL — 111 BROCKINGTON, RONALD — 68 147 BROWN, ALLEN — 109, 111 BROWN, ANGELA — 111 BROWN, ANGELA — 123 BROWN, FROSTEEN — 72, 111 BROWN, KEVIN — 111 BROWN, KIM — 112 BROWN, THERAN — 73, 123 BRUCE, CAROLYN — 35. 58, 68, 78, 147, 59, 60 BRUCE, CHRIS — 54, 78, 147, 148 BRUCE, DEBRA — 3, 13, 34, 35, 58, 78, 134, 60 BRUCE, SHARON — 2, 74, 123 BRUNSON, ANGELA — 72, 147 BRUNSON, KERRY — 123 BRYANT, BARBARA — 5, 134, 58, 60 BRYANT, KENNY — 43, 44, 78, 81, 134, 136 BRYANT, LAURIE — 5, 71, 78, 89, 147, 63, 64 BRYANT, LORI — 112 BRYANT, ROBERT — 69, 112 BRYANT, TANIA — 147 BUCK, CHERYL — 79, 134 BUNCH, ELIZABETH — 34, 70, 76, 79, 112 BURCH, HAL — 112 BYERS, ROBYN — 79, 112 BYERS, CHET — 33, 147 BYRD, ANNETTE — 72, 112 BYRD, EDDIE — 74, 76, 78, 86, 134 BYRD, HOWARD — 12, 78, 134 BYRD. JAMES — 12, 78. 134 BYRD, LARRY — 134 BYRD, MARY — 134 BYRD, TRINA — 11, 70, 75, 76, 135 CALDWELL, MARK — 112 CALDWELL, STEVE — 123 CAMPBELL, DEAN — 75, 76, 81, 135, 136, 144 CAMPBELL, LISA — 70, 112 CAMPBELL, RHONDA — 112 CANNON, AUDREY — 72, 123 CANNON,THEDA — 112 CARTER, LOIS — 123 CARTER, SYLVIA — 109 CARTER, TERRY — 7, 22, 32, 78, 148, 163 CASSIDY, JOY — 79, 148 CASON, JIMMY — 123 CASON, TIMMY — 112, 117 CAULDON, JAMIE — 135 CAULDER, LAURA — 112 CHAPMAN, DARRELL — 3, 34, 75, 76, 148, 158 CHAPMAN, KAREN — 50, 80, 192 71, 76, 123 CHAPMAN, PENNY — 148 CHAPPELL, JEAN — 69, 72, 135 CHERRY, DAVID — 123 CHERRY, MAGNOLIA — 74, 79 CHRISTMAS, TAMMY — 3, 11, 31, 76, 86, 135 CHURCH, KAREN — 112 CLARK, ANGELA — 72, 112 CLARK, GEORGE — 109, 112 CLARK, RICHARD — 69, 79, 86, 135 CLARK, SHIRLEY — 112 COE, GLORIA — 112 COGGESHALL, JEAN — 19, 76, 77, 79, 123, 124 COKER, DEBBIE — 76, 79, 123 COKER, STEVE — 76, 123 COLE, MELISSA — 76, 123, 58 COLEMAN, CORNELIA — 148 CONYERS, CONNIE — 11, 135 CONYERS, PENNY — 112 COOK, JIMMY — 123 COOPER, SANDRA — 112 COPELAND, FRED — 86, 135 COPELAND, JOEL — 86, 135 COTTON, CHARLES — 73, 124 COTTON, ROY — 68, 148 COTTON, THOMASINA — 112 COUNCIL, JANE — 3, 19, 58, 76, 78, 80, 135, 140, 145 COX, LARRY — 76, 78, 135, 144 CRAFT, JANIE — 112 CRAFT, STEVE — 69, 135 CRAWFORD, LeWANDA — 113 CREWS, MAURO — 81 CROSS, CATHY — 21, 34, 35, 76, 148, 162 CURTIS, RONALD — 86, 135 CUSAC, TERRY — 124 DABBS, DONNA — 124 DABBS, GARY — 113 DAMON, HARRIET — 124 DARGAN, MARSHALL — 124, 131 DAVIS, CHRIS — 19, 76, 135 DAVIS, CLINT — 76, 78, 124 DAVIS, DANA — 77, 79, 113 DAVIS, DARLENE — 71, 124 DAVIS, JERRY — 124 DAVIS, FRANCIS — 113 DAVIS, KENNETH — 113 DAVIS, PHYLLIS — 72, 148 DAVIS, REBECCA — 74, 135 DEAS, BOBBY — 21, 73, 148 DeMAURICE, ROBIN — 124 DeRIDDER, MARGARET — 124, 129 DERRY, REGGIE — 113 DeWITT, GLORIA — 72, 73, 124 DeWITT, JOHNNY — 135 DeWITT, MELVIN — 135 DeWITT, REBECCA — 124 DICKERSON, JULIAN — 148 DICKEY, ROOSEVELT — 113 DIXON, DIANE — 124 DIXON, JULIA — 21, 29, 76, 77, 79, 80, 148, 151, 163 DIXON, LARRY — 148 DIXON, TAMMY — 113 DIXON, WINDELE — 148 DOLFORD, DIANE — 135 DeLORIS, ROBERT — 113 DORITY, DONNA — 72, 135 DORITY, THERESA — 74, 135 DORITY, TINA — 7, 148, 150 DOUGLAS, DARLENE — 72, 113 DOUGLAS, GREGORY — 68 DOUGLAS, MAMIE — 124 DOUGLAS, ROBERT — 73, 124 DOWDY, HENRY — 148 DOWDY, MABLE — 72, 135 DREW, STEVE — 70, 113 DRIGGERS, DONNA — 113 DUBOSE, CHARLOTTE — 73, 124 DUBOSE. SANDRA — 79, 135 DUDLEY, FRANKIE — 79, 81, 149 DUDLEY, STEVE — 113 DUNN, LAURA — 149 DUTTON, CRYSTAL — 76, 149 EADS, DAVID — 6, 57, 81, 87, 124,125 EADS, RANDY — 25, 33, 36, 81, 149, 163 EDENS, LIZ — 50, 51, 78, 80, 149 EDENS, ESTHER — 4, 31, 71. 76, 80, 124 EDWARDS, KIM — 20, 23, 136 EDWARDS, PATRICIA — 148 ELLIOTTE, RENEE — 113 ELMS, ANGELA — 86, 124 ENGLISH, JANICE — 70, 76, 109, 113 ENGLISH, SANDY — 72, 79, 136 ERVIN, ERIC — 70, 75, 81, 134, 135 ERVIN, KIMBERLY — 70, 86, 149 EPPS, LEON — 73, 136 EVANS,JERRY — 113 EVANS, MELISSA — 70, 71, 86, 123, 124 EVERETTE, MICHAEL — 109 FICKLING, SUE — 12, 149 FIELDS, CAROLYN — 113 FLOWERS, CRYSTAL — 113 FLOWERS, DIANE — 20, 21, 149 FLOWERS. LEE — 113 FLOYD, TERESA — 58, 76, 78, 136 FORD, NEIL — 79, 113 FOSTER, BRENDA — 72, 113 FOSTER, DOROTHY — 124 FOSTER, JAMES — 124 FOX, CHRIS — 73, 136 FOX, CORA — 114 FRASIER, BRENDA — 124, 136 FRAZIER, LISA — 114 FREEMAN, ALAN — 124 FREEMAN. BUDDY — 7, 114 FREEMAN, DEANNA — 34, 35, 50, 51, 58, 78, 125, 129 FREEMAN, MICHELE — 86, 125 FREEMAN, SUSAN — 86, 125 GABLE, SALLIE — 3, 76, 136 GAINEY, BRUCE — 125 GAINEY, LAURIE — 114 GAINEY, SUSIE — 87, 114 GAINEY, TERRY — 79, 114 GAINEY, TONEY — 114 GANDY, DAVID — 149 GANDY, KENNETH — 36, 78, 86, 136, 144 GANDY, REYNOLDS — 73, 78, 136 GANDY, SALLIE — 114 GANDY, TERESA — 69, 149 GARDENER, CHARLIE — 125 GARDENER, TRIPP — 12, 20, 42. 76, 81, 149 GARRIS, EMILY — 80, 149 GARRIS, SHELIA — 3, 114, 116 GARRIS, SONYA — 79, 114 GARRISON, JULIE — 70, 75, 136, 142 GASTRIGHT, BEVERLY — 6, 65, 89, 114 GASTRIGHT, GINNY — 8, 71, 76, 125 GATEWOOD, DAVID — 70, 76, 86, 87,136 GATEWOOD, JON — 114 GATTISON, ERNEST — 114 GIBSON, CINDY — 70, 86, 125 GIBSON, DEBORAH — 79, 149 GIBSON, PATSY — 27. 68, 149 GILBERT, ALVIN — 54 GILBERT, JIMMY — 55, 149 GILBERT, PATRICIA — 72, 74, 125 GILBERT, STEVE — 125 GIVENS, FRANKIE — 114 GOFF, HAROLD — 136 GOFF, MICHAEL — 69, 79, 114 GOODSON, HAL — 6 GOODWIN, SANDRA — 136 GRAHAM, JACKIE — 76, 77, 136 GRAHAM, RAY — 114 GRAHAM, ROBIN — 74, 136 GRAVES, BUTCH — 71, 136 GRAVES, RENE — 70, 71, 76, 193 77, 86. 125 GRAY, WANDA — 136 GRANT, DAVID — 136 GREEN, BECKY — 11, 150 GREEN, BETTY — 163 GREEN, RICHARD — 150 GREENE, HANNAH — 114 GREENE, ROBIN — 114 GREER, BRET — 71, 125 GREGG, LEVERNE — 114 GRIGGS, ALEXIES — 125 GRIFFS, CHRISTINE — 114 HALCHAK, GEORGANN — 150, 151 HALCHAK, MICHAEL — 125 HALCHAK, PAUL — 114 HAM, GAIL — 71, 114 HAM, JANICE — 21, 79, 150 HAM, MARGAREE — 72, 136 HAMILTON, SAMMIE — 79, 125 HAMSON, KIMBERLY — 114 HANKINS, BONITA — 3, 22, 72, 79, 136 HANKINS, DOROTHY — 72, 79, 125 HANNIBAL, EARL — 22, 43, 149 HANNIBAL, FRANCES — 78, 136 HANNIBAL, FRANK — 21, 45, 136 HARDEE, JIMMY — 70, 71, 76, 81, 136 HARDEE, TODD — 76 HARPER, JIMMY — 125 HARRELL, ARTY — 12, 42, 44, 76, 77, 78, 81, 137 HARRELSON, KIMBERLY — 3, 30, 72 HARRINGTON, AVIS — 125 HARRINGTON, RACHEL — 70, 71, 76, 122, 126 HARRIS, JAMMIE — 6, 76, 77, 81, 126 HARRIS, LISA — 150 HART, LOU — 76. 80, 150 HASLDEN, TERESA — 126 HATCHELL, JACK — 114 HATCHELL, JOHN — 6, 32, 36, 37. 74, 75. 81, 150, 164 HATCHELL, MARY LOU — 150 HAWKINS, MOLLY — 74, 77, 150 HAYNES, CINDY — 33, 36, 37, 76, 80, 81, 148, 150 HELMS, LILA — 36, 50, 58, 76. 137 HELTON, JEFFERY — 69, 78, 137 HENDERSON, LERA — 4, 5, 37, 72 78 89 HERRING, CYNTHIA — 114 HEUSTESS, TERRY — 74, 76, 150 HILL, YOLANDA — 79. 137 HOBSON, BILLIE JO — 6, 69, 70, 72, 76, 77, 87, 110, 114 HOFFMAN, DONDA — 126 HOLLOMAN, JENNIE LEE — 18, 20, 21, 68, 150, 163 HOLLOWAY, KATHERINE — 72, 79, 137 HOLLOWAY, DAVID — 114 HOLLOWAY, JOSEPH — 114 HOLLOWAY, MITCHELL — 73, 114 HOLLOWAY, ROBERT — 126 HOOD, DAVID — 76, 126 HOOD, ETHELYN — 126 HOUGH, HARRY — 54, 150 HOUGH, MALINDA — 126 HOUGH, RONELL — 57, 114 HOWARD, ROBERT — 33, 76, 147, 150 HOWARD, RODNEY — 126 HOWLE, DEBBIE — 137 HOWLE, HENRY — 126, 128 HOWLE, LANCE — 69, 81, 137 HOWLE, MARTHA — 115 HOWLE, MICHELLE — 115 HOWLE, RICKY — 126 HOWLE, SUSAN — 71, 150 HOWLE, SUSIE — 150 HOWLE, TINKER — 126 HOWLE, TOYE — 126 HUFF, LORI — 78, 137 HUGGINS, ALLAN — 68, 151 HUGGINS, GLENN — 20, 33, 34, 35, 36, 54, 67, 78, 81, 151 HUGGINS, RENEE — 13, 126 HUGGINS, TONY — 87, 126 HUMPHRIES, HEYWARD — 126 HUMPHRIES, JOHN — 151 HUNTER, CASSANDRA — 72 HUNTER, CARLA — 115 HUNTER, DRUSILLA — 115 HUNTER, ELRIDGE — 126 HUNTER, MORRIS — 115 HUNTER, SAMMIE — 68, 151, 162 HUNTLEY, TIMMY — 43, 126 HUNTLEY, MIRENDA — 151 HUNTLEY, STEVE — 70, 71, 126 HUTCHINSON, BENNIE — 126 ISSAC, ALEX — 126 ISSAC, DONALD — 151 ISSAC, JOYCE — 126 ISEMAN, DAVID — 69, 115 ISEMAN, GAIL — 137 JACKSON, DEBRA — 72, 79, 137 JACKSON, GLADYS — 72, 73, 126 JACKSON, PRYNCESSA — 33, 72, 73, 79, 137, 139 JACKSON, SAM — 127 JAMES, BRYAN — 137 JAMES, HOLLIS — 68, 69, 74, 151 JAMES, JOSEPH — 127 JAMES. MELLINDA — 72 JAMES, QUINCY — 115 JAMES, SHARON — 33, 79, 151, 162 JAMES, VALERIE — 115 JEFFERS, JAMES — 151 JEFFERY, LINDA — 79, 127 JEFFERY, NANCY — 72 JEFFERIES, SAM — 127 JEFFORDS, ANGELA — 72, 115 JEFFORDS, BILLY — 71, 74, 127 JERNIGAN, LACIE — 137 JERNIGAN, RICHARD — 68, 137 JETT, CAROL — 86, 137, 139 JETT, PAULINE — 127 JOHNSON, BETTY — 27, 72, 137 JOHNSON, CHARLIE — 127 JOHNSON, ELVIS — 6, 74, 137 JOHNSON, JAMES — 137 JOHNSON, META LYNNE — 72, 79, 137 JOHNSON, RODNEY — 33, 69, 70, 71, 79, 127 JOHNSON, SHANE — 137 JOHNSON, SHERRI — 34, 35, 50, 51, 75, 78, 137 JOHNSON, WILLIAM — 72, 115 JONES, AL — 115 JONES, CAMILLE — 26, 79, 87, 110, 115 JONES, MATTEW — 33, 34, 36, 37, 69, 79, 149, 151, 162 JORDAN, MARILYN — 72, 115 JORDAN, MARION — 125 JORDAN, PAMELA — 79, 125 JOSEY, DOROTHY — 72, 125 JOSEY, LILLIAN — 73, 125 JUNE, BARRY — 22, 151 KELLY, CINDY — 137 KELLY, DAVID — 68 KELLY, JEFF — 127 KELLY, GREGORY — 115 KELLY, KIMBERLY — 72, 115 KELLY, REGINALD — 79 KELLY. WANDA — 70, 115 KEMMERLIN, RAY — 74, 127 KEMMERLIN, TIMOTHY — 111, 115 KEMMERLIN, TONY — 151 KENNEDY, DEBRA — 69, 70, 72, 76, 79, 127 KENNEDY, KENNIE — 79 KENNEDY, TERESA — 115 KENT, JAMES — 115 KIMREY, BUTCH — 127 KING, CINDY — 72, 115 KINSEY, ERNEST — 72, 127 194 KIRBY, CYNTHIA — 72, 115 KIRVEN, KIM — 22, 28, 151, 162 KIRVEN, PAULA — 137 KIRVEN, SUZANNE — 72, 115 KIRVEN, TOMMY — 127 KISER, CHRIS — 76, 115 KNIGHT, JOHNNY — 115 KNOTT, RONETTA — 34, 35, 70, 71, 76, 127 LANE, ANICE — 33, 79, 138 LANE, KYLE — 115 LANE, LISA — 127 LANE, NEAL — 76, 115 LANE, PHILLIP — 138 LANE, RECCIE — 12, 76, 77, 80, 151 LANGLEY, DONNA — 115 LANGLEY, TERRI — 19, 22, 30, 50, 51, 78, 80 LANGSTON,SUSAN — 138 LANIER, RAYMOND — 115 LARYMORE, GLENN — 127 LARYMORE, RODNEY — 151 LAWHORN, OTIS — 74, 138, 145 LAWSON, WILLIAM — 23, 33, 35, 36, 37, 76, 80, 81, 148, 152 LEE, ALBBY — 30. 138 LEE, FRANK — 76, 81, 152 LEE, JOANNA — 71, 76, 127 LEE, JOHN — 127 LEE, PHILLIP — 69, 127 LEE, SHEENA — 72, 116 LEE. TERRIE — 127 LEE, TERRY — 138 LEE, TIMMY — 76, 77, 138 LEWIS, CORBETT — 76, 127 LEWIS, EDWARD — 116 LEWIS, PAT — 138 LEWIS, SANDRA — 69, 72, 79, 116 LIGHTY, DANNY — 116 LINDHOLM, BUDDY — 12, 69, 138, 145 LLOYD, DANIEL — 152 LLOYD, DONNA — 128 LLOYD,JANE — 128 LLOYD, TAMMIE — 116 LLOYD, TERESA — 152 LLOYD, TIMMY — 138 LOCKLAIR, RICKY — 128 LOWDER, CHUCK — 76. 81, 134, 138 LOWDER, SARA — 12, 86, 122, 128 LOWERY, CHERRI — 79, 138 LOWERY, STEVEN — 138 LUCAS, WILLIE — 68, 128 LUCKY,JANET — 128 LUCKY, SHIRLEY — 73, 138 LUCKY, WOODROW — 57, 73, 128 LUNDY, DEE DEE — 77, 80, 146, 152 LUNDY, DONNA — 73 LUNN, BARBARA — 73, 128 LUNN, BONNIE — 116 LUNN, CAROLYN — 72, 116 LUNN, GREGG — 76, 78, 81. 146, 152, 163 LUNN, ROSA — 138 LUNNON, CHRISTOPHER — 57, 116 LUNNON. DENNIS — 112, 116 LYNCH, ROBBY — 152 LYON, KATHY — 50, 138 LYON, REBECCA — 70, 72, 116 MALOCK, MELANIE — 72, 116 MANGUM, CHUCK — 128 MANGUM, ROCKIE — 128 MANSHIP, DEBBIE — 128 MARCH, TOMMY — 79 MARCUS, XAVIER — 57, 109, 128 MAROTTA, CHEREE — 4, 76, 78 138 MARTIN, CALVIN — 116 MARTIN, CHRIS — 138 MARTIN, JOHNNY — 74, 138 MARTIN, LOTTIE — 72, 79, 138 MARTIN, RICH — 128 MARTIN, TINA — 79. 116 MATHIS, ALLEN — 69, 128, 132 MATTHEWS, BRENDA — 5, 71, 76, 77, 128 MATTHEWS, JOEY — 76, 116 MEARS, LARRY — 152 MEDFORD, RONNIE — 117 MEGGS, CAROL — 138 MILES, BERNARD — 72, 117 MILES, CARLOS — 109, 129 MILES, ROBIN — 138 MILES, STEVEN — 69, 152 MILLER, MICHAEL — 129, 131 MILLER, SAM — 35, 74, 76, 78, 81, 139 MILLER, SHERRY — 152 MILLS, MARY — 139 MIMS, HOPE — 71, 76, 152 MIMS, KAREN — 11, 34, 35, 71, 76, 77, 80, 152, 162 MIMS, KIM — 139 MIXON, JUDY — 117 MOORE, DANIEL — 117 MOORE, EDDIE — 117 MOORE, TIM — 78, 81, 152, 163 MOORE, TONY — 139 MORGAN, MERRY — 13, 71, 87, 129 MORSE, BETH — 74, 76, 80, 139, 145 MORRIS, GEORGE — 117 MORRIS, MARGARET — 5, 70, 71, 76, 117 MORRISON, STEVEN — 117 MOSES, MARY — 139 MOZINGO, BILLY — 71, 129 MUMFORD, SHERRIE — 129 McCALL, ALEXANDER — 116 McCALL, CHRISTOPHER — 116 McCALL, LARRY — 138 McCORMICK, ALLEN — 68, 152 McCORMICK, BELINDA — 117 McCORMICK, RICK — 152 McCORMICK, ROBERT — 129 McCORMICK, RYAN — 117 McCOWN, MELISSA — 25, 27, 34, 35, 76, 110, 117, 118 McCOY, LEROY — 117 McCOY, ROMAN — 57, 73, 128 McCUTHEON, KATHY — 23, 71, 76, 129 MCFARLAND, NATHANIEL — 72 McFarland, roger — 152 MclNVILLE, RUSSELL — 117 MclNVILLE, SANDRA — 138 McKAY, JOHNNY — 23. 43, 74, 76, 78, 81, 152 McKAY, LISA — 117 McKAY, MICKEY — 34, 35, 74, 138, 141, 142 Mcknight, gil — 138 McLAMB, TERRY — 11, 13, 76, 129 mclendon, tony — 138 McNEIL, HATTIE — 117 McPHAIL, CHRIS — 117 McPHAIL, DIANE — 79, 152 McPHAIL, LARRY — 129 McPHAIL, TERESA — 129 McQueen, cathy — 138 McQUEEN, SARAH — 70, 152 McRAE, ALLEN — 81, 138 McRAE, KEN — 70, 79, 117 NANCE, RODNEY — 117, 121 NETTLES, MARILYN — 79, 139 NORWOOD, AL — 139 NORWOOD, LISA — 74, 77, 152 NORWOOD, MAXIE — 111, 118 NORWOOD, NATALIE — 118 NORWOOD, PERRY — 19, 77 NORWOOD, YVONNE — 72, 118 O'CAIN, CHAP — 129 ODOM, BRYAN — 139 ODOM, DARLENE — 139 ODOM, DAVID — 118 ODOM, JAMIE — 21, 32, 72, 73, 76, 78, 153 ODOM, MARSHAL — 118 ODOM, RALEIGH — 129 ODOM, STEVE — 129 ODOM, TERESA 72, 139 ODOM, WAYNE — 129 OLIVER, BURK — 79, 118 O'NEAL, ARCHIE — 139 O'NEAL, BECKY — 139 O’NEAL, DAVID — 130 195 O'NEAL, JOSEPH — 8 O’NEAL, PAULA O'NEAL, SHELBY — 118 O'NEAL, SUSAN — 74, 139 O'NEAL, STEVE — 139 O’NEAL, TOBY — 76, 139 PADGETT, LORI — 139 PARKER, GLENN — 11, 130 PARKER, LINDA — 118 PARKER, ROY — 139, 79 PARNELL, DEBRA — 153 PARNELL, HARMON — 130 PARNELL, WAYNE — 139, 72 PARNISH, ANGELA — 118, 70, 74 PATE, ROBIN — 130, 74 PATRICK, DANNY — 118 PATTERSON. THOMAS — 130 PAWLEY, CHRYSA — 153, 146, 75, 76, 77 PAULEY, BARNY — 130 PAULEY, TERRY — 130 PAYNE, TERRY — 139, 76, 79 PAYNE, JOHN — 118, 76 PEOPLES, ADRIAN — 118, 72 PERKINS, TONYA — 153 PICKNEY, MARIOU — 130, 86 PIPKIN, RANDDLL — 130 POOLE, JEFFERY — 139 POWELL, ROGER — 119 PRICE, DARNYL — 153 PRICE, DEAN — 119 PRIEST, BRUCE — 139 PROCTOR, EDITH — 153 PROCTOR, JOSEPH — 130 PROSSER, BETTY — 119 PSILLOS, SARA — 145, 140, 50, 80, 75, 78 PURVIS, GARY — 118 RABB, JAMES — 153 RABB, SCOTT — 118 RABB, TAMMY — 87, 130 RATLIFF, ANDRE — 130 RATLIFF, LESLIE — 79 REED, ALAN — 67, 69 REED, GREGG — 74, 140 REED, GLENN — 140 REESE, GEORGE — 35, 43, 81, 140 REESE, GORDON — 130, 145 REGISTER, CURTIS — 73, 74, 78. 140 REYNOLDS, PAM — 72, 140 RHODES, BAXTER — 153 RHODES, BRIAN — 118 RHODES, CAROLYNE — 118 RHODES, DEBORAH — 86, 130 RHODES, TAMMY — 119 RICHARDSON, ARLEEN — 119 RICHARDSON, ROBIN — 70, 71, 72, 130 RICHARDSON, SHARON — 68 RICHMOND, JULIE — 65, 70, 76, 77, 89, 118 RIDDLE, BILLY JO — 118 RITCH, DEBBIE — 79, 140 ROBINSON, BERNARD — 119 ROBINSON, CHARLES — 130 ROBINSON, CYNTHIA — 140 ROBINSON, DELORES — 119 ROBINSON, EMMA — 130 ROBINSON, JENNIE LOU — 130 ROBINSON, MARIE — 153 ROBINSON, RANDIE — 153, 163 ROBINSON, WILLIAM — 119 ROGERS, MARY — 76, 77, 80, 140 ROGERS. STEPHEN — 69, 140 ROLFE, LISA — 153 ROLLINGS, DAVID — 140 ROSE, BILLY — 109, 119 ROSE, DAVID — 130 ROSE, TAMMY — 130, 131 ROSS, HARRIS — 119 RUBIN, NANCY — 119 RUDD, MARK — 119 RUBIN, FREDDIE — 130 RUBIN, TOMMY — 153 RUSHING, RICK — 86, 130 SAMUEL, ARTHUR — 119 SAMUEL, JANICE — 140, 72 SAMUEL, JUDITH — 130 SAMUEL, SHELIA — 131 SANDERSON, ELAINE — 140, 69, 72 SATTERFIELD, JANICE — 131 SAXTON, RICKY — 131, 132, 69, 78 SCOTT, DONNA — 131, 69 SCOTT, HORACE — 131, 57 SELLERS, EDDIE — 131 SESSOMS, JODY — 76, 77, 80, 86, 140, 144 SEVERANCE, MEG — 19, 76, 140 SHAW, CINDY — 140 SHAW, LEE ANNE — 19, 134, 140 SHELL, ELLEN — 79, 119 SHERRILL, SCOTT — 86, 153, 163 SHERRILL, TONY — 71, 131 SIMS, ALBERT — 119 SIMS, ALPHONSO — 79 SIMS, SYLVIA — 119 SINGLETARY, GLENDA — 79, 153 SKINNER, JOEY — 120 SKINNER, VICKIE — 120 SLATER, ANDRA — 120 SLATER, MARVIN — 57, 74, 131 SMALLWOOD, JONATHON — 120 SMITH, KAY — 80, 86, 131 SMITH, TRISH — 116, 120 SMITH, WENDY — 153 SMOAK, MANDY — 120 SMOAK, TERRIE — 4, 11, 19, 23, 34, 35, 36, 76, 78, 89, 140, 145 SMOTHERS, RICH — 140 SMOTHERS, WAYNE — 153 SNIDER, DEBRA — 153 SNYDER, CHARLES — 120 SPELL, ALLEN — 131 SQUIRE, ETHEL — 79, 140 STAFFORD, WILLIAM — 69, 87, 120 STAUFER, DAVID — 79, 153 STEGALL, DONNIE — 76, 78, 81, 140 STENGEL, JESSIE — 132 STEPHENS, ROBIN — 120 STEPHENS, SYLVIA — 140 STEPHENS, SYLVIA — 10, 72 STEPHENS, TOMMY — 73, 132 STEPHENS, VICKIE — 132 STEVENS, ROBERT — 132 STEVENS, SANDRA — 132 STEVENS, TAMMY — 76, 77, 80, 132 STEVENS, VICKIE — 149. 153 STEVENSON, CHARLES — 79 STEVENSON, MONDA — 120 STEVENSON, VICKIE — 132 STOKES, ANTHONY — 89, 140 STOKES, DANNY — 21, 43, 154 STOKES, MARK — 71, 132 STOKES, NANCY — 72, 120 STREET, LAURA — 140 STRICKLAND, JOJO — 120 STRICKLAND, SONJA — 153 STRICKLAND, TIMMY — 154 STURGEON, BETH — 4, 27, 76, 78, 80, 89, 141 SUGGS, SANDY — 141 SUGGS, SCOTT — 76, 132 SULLIVAN, SUSAN — 70, 75, 76, 86, 87, 154 SUMNER, MARTHA — 132 TADLOCK, BOBBY — 120 TADLOCK, REESE — 141 TADLOCK, VICKI — 74, 120 TALBERT, EDDIE — 71, 120 TAYLOR, ALFRED — 43, 44, 78 TAYLOR, TINA — 71, 120 TAYLOR, TOM — 132 TEEL, TEDDY — 154 THOMAS, ALBERTA — 73, 140, 141 THOMAS, DORETHA — 132 THOMAS, FREDDIE — 120 THOMAS, JIMMY — 73, 154 THOMAS, KATHLEEN — 132 THOMAS, PATRICIA — 133, 79 THOMAS, PATRICIA ANN — 72, 154 i% THOMASSON. ALLEN — 79, 109, 120 THOMASSON, ELLEN — 73, 141 THOMPSON, LINDA — 36, 86, 87, 141 THOMPSON, SHERRY — 120 TIMMONS, DENNIS — 141, 145 TODD, JANE — 26, 70, 87, 133 TOMBERLIN, PHIL — 76, 120 TOMLINSON, ROBERT — 8, 71, 74, 76, 141 TRUETT, CHRIS — 141 TRUETT, TIMMY — 13, 154 TRUETT, WENDY — 12, 76, 120 TUCKER, LEE — 120 TUCKER, SCOTT — 19, 22, 33, 37, 78, 81, 154, 162 TUNSTALL, JOBY — 120 TYLER, SANDRA — 79, 141 VERNON, JIM — 35, 57, 76, 81, 133 VERNON, PATRICIA — 55, 75, 78, 86, 141 VINCENT, TAMMY — 141 WAGGONER, JAMES — 68, 141, 144 WALDROP, BERT — 120 WALDROP, KIMBERLY — 120 WALKINS, RANDALL — 154 WALLACE, CLARA — 154 WALLACE, LINDA — 120 WALLACE, RUSSA — 79 WALTON,SHARON — 79 WARD, SHANNON — 10, 70, 72, 79, 120 WARDLAW, KENNY — 76, 141 WARDLAW, LOUISE — 76, 154 WARFORD, BRIAN — 33, 36, 79, 141, 144 WARREN, GENIA — 120 WARREN, SCOTT — 133 WARREN, TONY — 133 WARREN, WAYNE — 133 WARSAW, DEANNA — 36, 58, 70, 129, 141 WARSAW, MONICA — 65, 89, 120, 133 WASHINGTON, JAMES — 120 WATFORD, BOBBIE JEAN — 120 WATFORD, JAY — 71, 74, 133 WATFORD, JESSIE — 71, 141 WATFORD, JIMMY — 74, 154 WATFORD, LENNY — 154 WATFORD, SHELIA — 141 WATFORD, TERRY — 132, 133 WATKINS, DONNA — 72, 141 WATSON, CHARLES — 71, 130 WATSON, JAY — 71, 133 WAYLETT, CINDY — 34, 35, 70, 76, 109, 121 WAYLETT, DODY — 71, 76, 33 WEATHERFORD, DONALD — 141 WEATHERFORD, DONALD — 79, 142 WEATHERFORD, DWYANE — 73, 142 WEATHERFORD, FREDDIE — 55, 116, 121 WEATHERFORD, MARYANN — 11, 72, 76, 78, 142 WEATHERFORD, TERESA — 58, 72, 133 WEAVER, CARA — 87. 72, 121 WEAVER, DAVID — 142 WEAVER, ELLEN — 76, 133 WEAVER, MARY — 65, 89, 133 WEAVER, PATRICIA — 65, 89, 133 WEAVER, TAMMY — 142 WEAVER, TERRI — 34, 35, 50, 76, 80, 154 WELCH, CAROLE — 133 WELCH, JUDY — 32, 37, 70, 86, 154 WELCH, KELLY — 86, 133 WEST, LINDSAY — 79, 133 WEST, JOHN — 33, 68, 79, 155 WEST, MARK — 117, 121 WEESNER, LISA — 133 WHITE, BETH — 36, 50, 58, 76, 142 WHITE, CAROLYN — 73, 155 WHITE, ROBBIE — 155 WHITE, VIRGINIA — 121 WHITE, WILLIAM WHITT, DANNY WILEY, RAY — 73, 74, 133 WILEY, ROBIN — 71, 74, 76, 155 WILDS, ANTHONY — 121, 79 WIKERSON, ANGELA — 121 WILKS, LOIS — 133, 79 WILDS, VIRGINIA — 133, 73 WILLIAMS, ANN — 13, 142, 79 WILLIAMS, BARNEY — 142 WILLIAMS, BELTON — 121 WILLIAMS, BOYCE WILLIAMS. BRIGETTE — 80, 25, 70, 72, 76, 77, 31 WILLIAMS, CONSUELA — 133 WILLIAMS, DOUG — 133, 6, 71 WILLIAMS, MARY — 142, 80 WILLIAMS, ROBERT — 121 WILLIAMS, SUSAN — 133 WILLIAMSON, DIANNE — 121 WILLIAMSON, GEWN — 155 WILLIAMSON, JAMES — 155 WILLIAMSON, TERRY — 155, 68, 73 WILLIAMSON, LEVERN — 142, 73 WILLIAMSON, LORETTA — 155, 72 WILLIAMSON, SCOTT — 155, 73 WILLIAMSON, LOUISE — 133 WILLIAMSON, ROGER WILLIAMSON, WILLIE — 155, 68, 72 WILLIS, GRAIG — 133, 71 WILLIS, SCOTT — 155, 76 WILLIS, DAVID — 155, 68 WILLOUGHBY, AUDREY — 80, 155, 75, 78, 34, 35, 162, 58 WILSON, BENNY WILSON, JANET — 142, 70, 79, 34, 35 WILSON, RODNEY — 133 WINDHAM, WINDY WINGATE, CALVIN — 133, 73 WINGATE, HERBERT WINGATE, MARY — 118, 121, 79 WIRHOUSKY, MARISHKA — 121, 70 WOODARD, TERRY — 155, 73 YATES, LINDA — 69, 79, 121 YARBOROUGH, LYNN — 65, 76, 89, 121 197 The 1979 Blue Devil Staff 198 Features and Honors Editors — Chrysa Pawley. Mickey McKay Editors — Reese Jane Council. - fL rkc ' r.rrlrj jr- Class Editors — Xavier Marcus. Stacey Skinner. Hollis James. Angela Brown, Henderson. Audrey Willoughby Lera Index Editor — Marsha Askins V 4 199 In Memory of Sgt. Elijah Hunter ROTC Instructor SJH 1972-1979 200