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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1980 volume:

THE 1980 BLUE DEVIL VOL. XXXI St. John's High Darlington, S.C. 29532 7:30A.M. and Counting 7:30 — Students begin arriving for a routine school day. 8:00 — Teachers, burdened with papers, eagerly anticipate schol- arly pursuits. 8:30 — The enthusiasm to begin the day is obvious in the mad rush to first period. 9:18 — The 4 minute rush — kin to the 4 minute mile in its fervor. 10:25 — The students find the mid-morning break a welcomed relief from grueling class sched- ules. 12:00— LUNCH TIME!!! 1:15 — Back at work after lunch, it's hard to concentrate on a full stomach. 2:30— That 7th period class seems to be the longest! 3:00— The Exodus begins ... 3:05 — and continues. 2 ing are accustomed to say lhal tht truth makes men tree. It does nothing of the kind. It is the knowledge of the' truth that cre- ates freedom. Ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you tree. We are now at the stage where the main emphasis must be laid on the dissemination of the truth. We need as we have never needl'd a campaign of education, with men and women going hither and thither in a great lecture cam- paign, weaving itself across this nation like a weaver's shuttle. We need a baptism of the right kind of literature, periodicals, and truth carrying messages that will make the people of the nations and the rest of the world sit up and take notice. We have reached the place where we can no longer take the defensive: we must once again resume the offensive. The col- leges, universities, and high schools, with the three millions of young men and women in those institutions, who are to take their place in the life of the nation just a few years hence, are the laboratory where truth must be demon- strated. — Ernest H. Cherrington. A Time to Succeed He has achieved success who has lived well, laughed often and loved much; who has gained the respect of intelligent men and the love of little children; who has filled his niche and accomplished his task; who has left the world better than he found it, whether by an improved poppy, a perfect poem or a rescued soul; who has never lacked appreciation of earth's beauty or failed to express it; who has looked for the best in others and given the best he had; whose life was an inspiration; whose memory is a benediction. — Mrs. A. |. Stanley. 6 A Time to Experience EXPERIENCE TEACHES — It is not enough to have books, or to know where to read up for information when we want it. Practical wisdom for the purposes of life must be carried about with us, and be ready for use at call. It is not enough that we have a fund laid up at home, but not a farthing in our pocket: we must carry about with us a store of the current coin of knowledge ready for exchange on all occasions, else we are help- less when the opportunity for action occurs. The experience gathered from books is of the nature of learning; the experience gained from actual life is of the nature of wisdom; and a small store of the latter is worth vastly more than any stock of the former. —Smiles. 8 The Main Thing in Life Is Not to be Afraid to be Human P. Cassals A man should never be ashamed to own that he has been in the wrong, which is but saying in other words that he is wiser today than he was yesterday. —Alexander Pope. The man who makes no mistakes lacks boldness and the spirit of adventure. He is the one who never tries anything new; he is the brake on the wheels of progress. So, do not spend your time regret- ting mistakes, but get up and hit the line twice as hard. You will never succeed beyond the mistake to which you are willing to surren- der. Remember, a mistake becomes an error only when noth- ing is done to correct it. —Unknown. The man who makes no mistakes does not usually make anything. —Edward |ohn Phelps. If you make mistakes, at least make a different one each time. —Unknown. to iHliliSl min Hid A Time to Reflect REFLECTION — The man who thinks, reads, studies, and medi- tates has intelligence cut in his features, stamped on his brow, gleaming in his eyes, and sooner or later the face tells the status or the condition of the soul — a reflection of the divinity within the man. —Record. 12 A Year Not Unlike Past Years... but Unique Because It's Ours! This is a year in the lives of St. lohn's students. A year that's important because it's worth remembering. A collection of events, faces, and places... Astoryof the times — ourtimes; And the styles that make it ours. But most of all, it's a story of the people... 'Cause it's the people that make St. lohn's High. This year is not so different from previous years ... But unique because it's ours! Is There Life After School? It seems impossible that all of the energy of S)H students would be confined within the walls of the school. When the dismissal bell rings, the kinetic energy of S)H students unleashes on an unsus- pecting community. The grocery stores, department stores, hard- ware stores, hospitals, service sta- tions, farms, automotive supply stores and pharmacies benefit from the assistance of our stu- dents. This involvement in the working world provides an insight into the pressures of the adult world. The contributions made to the com- munity reflect the promise of future business leaders. t N 16 17 A TIME FOR PEOPLE A TIME FOR PEOPLE A TIME FOR PEOPLE A TIME FOR PEOPLE A TIME FOR PEOPLE A TIME FOR PEOPLE A TIME FOR PEOPLE A TIME FOR PEOPLE A TIME FOR PEOPLE A TIME FOR PEOPLE DEDICATION — DR. ROBERT R. HITCH — When we, the class of 1980, step- ped into the halls of St. John's High, we were greeted by many teachers, friends, and strangers. Through the years, one faculty member has stood out from all the rest. We have experi- enced the humor and discipline of this person. The dedication and respect shown to us have helped to shape our lives. His winning smile and his knowledge of subject matter blended with a subtle sophistication are a pleasing combination. In deepest appreciation for six years of service, we the senior class dedicate the 1980 BLUE DEVIL to you — Dr. Robert Hitch. Si. John's Homecoming, a huge success this year, encompassed the entire week. Events included: a poster contest, a candy guessing contest, a mystery player contest, and the cutest football and cheer- leader baby picture contest. Our Devils defeated York in an exciting contest, resulting in a 28 to 14 score. Leading the action throughout the game, the Devils capped a thrilling victory. During the half-time ceremonies of the game, Elizabeth Bristow, sponsored by Donny Stegall, was crowned 1979 Homecoming Queen by Miss Jennie lee Holloman, 1978 Homecoming Queen. Assistant Principal Mr. Tim Watson pre- sented our queen with a dozen red roses. The 1979 Football Sweet- heart, Sara Psillos, sponsored by Chuck Lowder, received an auto- graphed football and six red roses by team co-captains Kenneth Gandy and Chuck Lowder. Other contestants and sponsors were: Marsha Askins, sponsored by Den- nis Timmons; Margaret Bristow, sponsored by Kenny Bryant; Debra Bruce, sponsored by Preston Charles; Tammy Christmas, spon- sored by George Reese; Dana Davis, sponsored by Tony Moore; Esther Edens, sponsored by Arty Harrell; Kim Edwards, sponsored by Larry Cox; Lera Henderson, spon- sored by Kenneth Gandy; Carol |ett, sponsored by Matthew' Holloman; Lillian Josey, sponsored by Levern Williamson, Terri Masneri, spon- sored by Phillip Lane; Melissa McCovvn, sponsored by Timmy Lee; Donna Scott, sponsored by Ricky Anderson; Terrio Smoak, sponsored by Sam Miller; and Lisa Weesner, sponsored by Rich Smothers. The senior class float featuring Ring York's Bell, took first place honor among the class floats which depicted popular songs. Other class themes were: Juniors, Ain't No Stopping Us Now ; Sophomores, The Main Event ; and Freshmen, Don't Bring Us Down. 1. Our 1979 Homecoming Queen, Eliza- beth Bristow 2. Our 1979 Football Sweetheart, Sara Psillos. 3. Fans catch first glimpse of Homecom- ing attendants. 4. The Homecoming game proved to be an exciting one. 5. The Pep Club presents an array of bal- loons to the St. John's fans. 6. Seniors capture annual Homecoming float award. 23 zMa dia im Sfiomoxcd by {Xcnni 'Uimmona t'bUabctb iSxiilow tSfiomoxcd by ,Xonny Stcya[[ l (im Xdwaxdi £fionioxcd by Xlaxxy Cox Xcxa zHtndcxion Sfiomoxcd by Lf(cnncth f$andy Caxob cti Xfionujxcd by Xl attb civ s HotLoman Xid turn Qoicy £fiomoxtd by Xtvtxnc (Widdiarmon (Xonna cott £fionu xcd by tiRicby cdfndcxion Xi ui { Wcancx Sfiomoxcd by Xdicn £motbcxi 24 axyaxtl !Bxiitoiv fionioxtd !By U tnny !Bxyant . 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This year's theme, There is nothing like a dame , was sung and choreo- graphed by the St. lohn's Singers. Eleven girls were selected to sponsor various clubs in the pageant. The girls competed in three areas: sportswear, talent, and evening gown. The Master of Ceremonies, Mr. Brad Todd, a local radio personality, led us through a night of beauty, entertainment, and excitement. The audience was enth- ralled between competition by: Pryncessa Jackson, Ken McRae, Mr. )oel Sligh, Cara Weaver, and Virginia White. As the judges made their final decisions. Miss Blue Devil 1978-79, Ivy Adams, sang Little Flowers before crowning Penny Odom, Miss Blue Devil 1979-80. Penny, a freshman, graciously accepted a spray of roses. Miss Camille Jones, a sophomore, was named first runner-up and talent winner. The winning talent was her own arrangement of My Tribute and What a Difference You've Made in My Life . BLUE DEVIL BEAUTIES CONTESTANTS: 1. Penny Norwood. 2. Yolanda Buck. 3. Camille lones. 4 Penny Odom. 5. Margaret Ann Morris. 6. Marishka Wirhousky. 7. Laura Ledford. 8. Cindy Waylett. Not Pictured: Tammy Biddix Melissa McCown Trisha Smith 32 HONORS OUTSTANDING ACCOMPLISHMENTS Each year both St. John's High and various colleges and universi- ties across the state recognize a select group of juniors and seniors based on scholastics, athletics, and various talent achievements. This year's gallery of students is among the best. These students have shown a capability to succeed in the following areas: 1. Pale Award: Larry Cox. 2. Most Valuable Back: Kenny Bryant. 3. Wofford Scholars: Front: )ody Sessoms, Linda Thompson, Lila Helms Back: Patricia Vernon, Brian Warford. 4. Sportsmanship Award: Chuck Lowder. 5. Governor's School: Patricia Vernon and Linda Thompson. 6. William Randolph Hearst Award: Otis Lawhon. 7. Francis Marion Scholar: Joel Copeland 8. Columbia College Trustees: jody Ses- soms and Lila Helms. 9. National Merit Scholarship Finalist: Patricia Vernon. 10. Palmetto Boys' State: Front: Richard Clark, Brian Warford, Curtis Register. Back: Kenneth Gandy and Ben Craft. Not Pic.: Kenny Wardlaw 11 Most Valuable Lineman: Kenneth Gandy. 12. P C. lunior Fellows: Patricia Vernon, Linda Thompson, Brian Warford. 13. All State Chorus: Seated Annice Lane, Robyn Byers. Standing: Rodney John- son, Ken McRae, Brian Warford. 14. Furman Scholars: Patricia Vernon, Brian Warford, Linda Thompson. Not Pic.: Kenny Wardlaw. 34 35 SENIORS Pres.: Sherri Johnson, V. Pres.: Terrie Smoak, Treas.: Marsha Askins, Sec.: David Gate- wood. Melinda Allen Mona Allen David Bedenbaugh Gary Bell Lynnette Blackmon Norwood Bonnoitt Thomas Bramlette 36 Elizabeth Bristow Robin Britt Margaret Bristow Debra Bruce Robbie Britt Barbara Bryant Kenny Bryant Eddie Byrd Howard Byrd Sue Adams — sin l, 2,3.4 Ernestine Alexander — Band l. 2. 3, 4; FHA I; Career Advisory Board 3.4; Pep Club 4 Melinda Allen — Spanish Club 11, 2. 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3. 4; J V Cheer- leader 1; V. Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 — Head 3. Outstanding Cheerleader 3; BlocK SI 2, 3. 4. Powder Puff 3, 4; May Pole Dancer 2. 3, 4; A.V. Club 3, 4 — Presi- dent 4. Annual Staff 4; Backgammon Club 4; Stitchery Club 4; Student Coun- cil 4. Monica R. Allen — Pep Club 1. 2, 4; Spanish Club 1. May Court Attendant 1; Miss St. lohn's Contestant 1. 2. Student Council 2; Treasurer Sophomore Class; Science Club 4; Backgammon Club 4 Alice Ammons — J.V. Cheerleader 1; Pep Club 1, 2. 3. 4; FHA 2. 3, 4; Drama Club 4. Powder Puff 4; DECA 4 Richard D. Anderson — Band 1.2; Pep Club 1.2; Latin Club 1.2; A.V. Club 3; J.V. Football 2. V Football 3.4. Block S| 3.4. Key Club 3,4 Robert Gregory Askins — Chess Club 1; Tennis Team I; Pep Club 4 Marsha Lee Askins — Anchor Club 1, 2. 3. 4; Miss St. John's Contest- ant 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1. 3. 4; Delta 2. 3. 4; National Honor Society 3. 4; Bulletin Staff 3, 4 — Features fditor 4; Annual Staff 3, 4; Powder Puff 3. 4; Cheerleader 4; Block SI 4; Senior Class Treasurer, Co- Author Devil's Tale; Homecoming Attendant 4 Derrick Wayne Atkinson — Chess Club i; Band 2.3,4; who's who David Bedenbaugh — Spanish Club I; Drama Club 3; Young Disci- plines Club 3, 4; Who's Who Robert Gary Bell — Film Folics Oub 4, Cross Country Team 4. Lynette Blackmon — FHA 1.2; french Club 3; Library Club 4 Norwood Bonnoitt — Pep Club 1.2. 3. 4; Key Club 2, 3. 4 — Treasurer 3, V. President 4; JCl 1; Cross Country 2 Thomas Lee Bramlette — intramuraiciub Elizabeth Bristow — Spanish Club 2; Anchor Club 2. 3, 4; Pep Oub 2. 3. 4 — President 4, May Court 2; Miss St. John's Contestant 2 — Queen; Art Guild 3; St John’s Singers 3, 4. Powder Puff 3, 4; Bulletin Staff 3, 4 — News Editor 4; Delta 2, 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Danforth — I Dare You Award 3; Who's Who 3; Annual Staff 4; Student Council 4; Cheerleader 4; Block SJ 4; Co-Author Devil's Tale; Homecoming Attendant 4 — Queen Margaret Marcella Bristow — Spanish Club 2. Anchor ciub 2.3.4 — Executive Board; Pep Club 2. 3. 4; Miss St. John's Contestant 3; Art Guild 3; Powder Puff 3. 4. Delta 2. 3, 4; National Honor Society 3. 4; Homecoming Attendant 2. 4, Tennis Manager 4; Block S) 4; Bulletin Staff 4. Annual Staff 4; Who's Who 3; Key Club Sweetheart 4. Robbie Britt — Pep Club 1, 2, 3. 4, 5panish Club 1, 2; library Club 1; Drama Club 1, Graphic Arts Club 3,4, Science Club 4. Robin Britt — Pep Club 1,2,3.4; Spanish Club 1.2 Debra Bruce — Jr. Sr Server I; Spanish Club 1; V Basketball 1.2. 3.4; V. Softball 1. 2, 3. 4; Block SI I. 2. 3. 4; Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Governors All-Star 8and; Pep Club 2, 4. Bulletin 1, 2, 3; Powder Puff 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4 — V. President 3; Advisor to President 4. Who's Who 3, Annual Staff 4; Disco Club 4. Afro-American Club 4; Stitchery Club 4; Homecoming Attendant 4. Barbara Bryant — Latin Club 2; Pep Club 2. .3. 4; V. Basketball 2. 3, 4; Block SJ 4; V. Mascot 4; Powder Puff 3.4; FBI A 3. Kenneth E. Bryant — V. Baseball 1.2. 3. 4; J.V Football 1. V Football 2, 3. 4 — All-Conference 3; |.V. Basketball 1; Block SJ 1. 2, 3. 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Key Club 1,2, 3. 4; Class President 1. 3; Student Council 1, 3; Delta 1 Edward F. Byrd — Tennis 2, 3. 4; Block SI 3, 4. Pep Club 2. 3; French Club 3; A.V Club 3.4; Key Club 3.4 Howard M. Byrd — Pep Oub 1; J V Basketball 1; Latin Club 1; Student Council 2; Baseball 2,3.4; Block SJ 2, 3.4. A.V. 3. Larry D. Byrd — Pep Club I; J.V. Football 1. Mary E. Byrd — fhai,2 Trina M. Byrd — Pep Club 1,2, 3.4; Drama Club 1,2, 3.4 — President 4; Bulletin Staff l. 2, 3,4 — Features Editor 3; Student Council 3; Stitchery Club 4. 37 Larry Byrd Mary Byrd Trina Byrd SENIORS Dean Campbell — ICl I. Bulletin Staft l. 2. 3,4 Editor 3, 4; Key Club 1. 2, 3, 4 — Board 3. Pep Club 1. 2, 3. 4 — V Presi- dent 2; Track 1. 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 3. 4 — MVP 3; Drama Club 1.2, 3.4; Student Count tl 3.4 Jamie Caulder — An Guild 3 Johnnie Jean Chappell — IMA I. 2. 3. 4 — Secretary- Young Disciples 3, 4; F81A 3 — Treasurer. Tammy Christmas — May Court Attendant I. 2. 3. Pep Club 1,2 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, Student Council 1, 2; Miss St John's Contestant 1, 2; French Club 3. Homecoming Attendant 4, Richard Clark — JCl 1.2. 3. 4. Chess 2. 3 4. Baseball Man ager 1. French Club 3 — President; A.V. 3. 4. lunior Marshall 3; National Honor Society 3, 4 — Treasurer 4; Palmetto Boys' State 1; Pep Club 4; Science Club 4 Jean Coggeshall — Spanish Club I. FHA I, Miss St John's Contestant 1; Student Council 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 4 — Sec- retary 4. St John’s Singers 2. 4. Anchor Club 2, 4. National Honor Sex lety 2.4 — Secretary 4. Who's Who 2; Powder Puli 4 Connie Conyers — fha i, 2.3.4; Art Guild 4; Delta i Joel Copeland — French Club 3. Historical War Games Fred Copeland — Frenc h Club 3; Historical War Games Jane Ellen Council — Band i, Anchor Club 1.2.3.4, j.v Basketball 1; V Basketball 2. 3, 4; V. Softball 1. 3,4; Block SJ 2. 3, 4; Pep Club I. 2. 3. 4. Powder Pull 3. 4; Annual Stall 3. 4 — Sports Editor 3; Who's Who 3. Larry Cox — Track 1. 2; J V Football 1; V Football 2. 3 4. Block SI 3.4; Pep Club 2. 3,4; Anchor Club Sweetheart 4 Ben Craft — Band 1. 2, 3. 4. Chess Club 1. 2. 3, 4; Drama Club 1.2. 3.4 Ronald Curtis — 8and l. 2.3.4. J.V Basketball 1.2. V. Bas ketball 3. 4, Block SJ 3. 4. ROTC 2, 3, 4 — Drill Team, Officers Cluh, Student Council 3; Bus Drivers Club 3, 4; Pep Club 4 french Club 3; Atro-American Club 4 Chris Davis — J.V. Basketball 2; V Basketball 3; Pep Club 1.2, 3, 4. Student Council I; Block SJ 4, Annual Staff 4 Jimmy Davis — sjhi.2,3.4 Rebecca Davis — FFA 1; FBI A; FHA 4. Disco Club 4; Class Inlramurals 4, Powder Puff 4 Dean Campbell Tammy Christmas Jamie Caulder Jean Chappell Richard Clark Jean Coggeshall Connie Conyers Fred Copeland Joel Copeland Jane Council Larry Cox Ben Craft Ronald Curtis Chris Davis Jimmy Davis Rebecca Davis 38 Sandra Dubose Kim Edwards Sandy English Leon Epps Jeanie Flowers Paula Dennis — Sih i.2. $.4 Melvin DeWitt — Chess Club 1.2, 3. 4: fha 1.2.4 Diane Dolford — FBIA. FHA. French Club. Science Club 4. Disco Club 4. Afro-American Oub 4, PoWder Pub Donna Marie Dority — Spanish Club I. Young Disci- ples Club 2. J. FHA 3, Pep Oub 3; Drama Club 3 Theresa Dority — ICl 1; Della 1, 2; lunior Marshall 3. National Honor Society 3. 4. Art Guild 3. 4. Student Council 3. library Club 3. Scholastic Art Awards 3 Sandra Dubose — fha. Disco Club 4 Kim Edwards — Tennis 1. 2, 3. 4 — Captain 4. MVP 2; Slu dent Count .1 2; Block SI 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 2. 3. 4; Bulletin Staff 3. 4, Hornet ommg Attendant 3,4; Annual Staff 4 Sandy English — FFA; FHA; Afro-American Club 4 Drama Club. Disco Club 4. Pep Oub Leon Epps — FHA; FFA; French Club; Bus Driver Club; Afro-American Club 4. Teresa Lynette Eloyd — i.v. Basketbain, ffa i. missSi. lohn's Contestant 1; Pep Club 1, 2. 3, 4; V. Basketball 2. 3. 4; Sottball 1.2. 3. 4 — All-Conference 3; Block SI 2. 3. 4. Powder Puff 3. 4. Future Business leaders ol America 3. 4 — Parliamen tartan 3. Mast ot 4 Brenda Jean Fra ier — fha 4. Art Guild 4. library Club 4; Disco Club 4 Sally Gable — Student Council 1. Pep Club 1, 2. 3. 4, Band 1. 2. . 4. May Pole 1. 2, 4; Anchor Club 3. 4; Sbtchery Club 4, Band Secretary 4 Kenneth Gandy — jci i. Band i. 2.3; i v Football i, I v Basketball 2; Football 2. 3. 4 — Co-Captam 4, Trat k 3. Block 5) i, 3. 4 — President 3. Honor Society 2. 3. 4. Student Council 3. 4. French Club 3; Boys' State 3. Who's Who 4 Reynolds Gandy — if a 1.2. Track Block si Kennelh Gandy Reynolds Gandy Julie Garrison 39 David Gatewood Robin Graham Patricia Gilbert Stanley Gilbert Harold Goff David Grant Wanda Gray Margaree Ham Jackie Graham Dorothy Hankins Frances Hannibal Arty Harrell Lila Helms Jeffrey Helton Lera Henderson 40 Lance Howie Timmy Hubbard Lori Huff Gail Iseman Debra lackson Linda Jeffrey Sam Jeffrey Lacie Jernigan Patricia Gilbert — FFA 1,2; FHA 2,4, library Club 2.4. Disco Club 4 Harold Woodrow Goff — FFA I; V Football 3. Powder Puff Cheer- leader 3. Jacquelyn Adair Graham — Band 2.3; Pep Club 1. 2.3,4 David Grant — FFA I; Baseball 1; Disco Club A. D I. Oub4 Marqaree R. Ham — FHA; Band I. 2. 3, 4 — Drum Major 4; Chorus; Afro American Club 4; Pep Club; Disco Club 4; Track Manager Frances Hannibal — FHA; Powder Pulf 3; FBIA Club Arty Harrell — Pep Club 1.2. 3, 4. Student Council 1; |.V. Football 1. V. Football 2. 3. 4; Track 1. 2. 3. 4. Block S) 1. 2. 3. 4. Powder Puff Coach 3; May Pole Dancer 1. 3.4; Mr. St. lohn's Contestant 3 — Winner Lila Harper Helms — Pep Club 1.2. 3. 4. |Cl 2. Band I. 2. Delta 1.2. 3.4; Honor Society 2. 3.4, lunior Marshall 3. French Club 2; V Basketball2, 3, 4, V. Tennis 3,4; Block S| 3.4; Anchor Club 3. 4. Lera Henderson — FHA; FBIA, ROTC 1, 2. 3. 4; Annual Slaft 2. 3; Pep Club 4. Disco Club 4; Cheerleader 3,4 — Co-Captain 4; Block S| 3. 4; Student Advisory. Student Council Yolanda Hill — ROTC I, 2. 3. 4 — Officers Club; Chorus; FBIA. Flag Girl. Color Guard. Pep Club; Disco Club 4; FHA Katherine Holloway — Pep Club. Band. FHA. ROTC. Chorus; FBIA — Historian; Flag Girl; Disco Club 4, Bus Drivers Club, Block SJ Lori Huff — Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 1, 2. 3; Softball 1. 2. 3. 4; Tennis 4. Block SI 3.4; Student Council 3. Debra Jackson — Jr. High Basketball 1; |r High Softball 1; V Basketball 2, 3,4; Track 3.4; Powder Pull 3.4. FHA 3.4 Linda Jeffery — FHA 2, 3.4; Chorus 3.4 Lacie Jernigan — Pep Club i. 2.3.4, fha Carol Jett — Ir.-Sr Server 1; Band, Drama Club; French Club. Basketball Manager 2; Miss Blue Devil Contestant; Track 3, 4. Afro American Club 4 — Secretary, Homecoming Attendant 4; Disco Club 4. Betty Johnson — ROTC I. 2. 3. 4 — officers Club — V President; FHA — President; Miss Blue Devil Contestant, Basketball; Track 3. 4; Afro Amen can Club 4 Historic Club 4. Powder Puff 3, 4, Band; SI Gospel Choir; Block SJ 41 Ric hard Jernigan Carol Jett Betty lohnson SENIORS Cindy Kelly Anice Lane Phillip Lane Susan Langston Otis Lawhon Elvis L. Johnson — Band 1, 2. 3, 4; Della I Afro American Club 4, Bus Drivers Club Metalynn Johnson — ffa 1, i Sr Server 1. Pep Club 1. 2; FHA 2. 3 — Sweetheart 3; Chorus 3, Maiorette 3. Afro-American Club 4 Shane Johnson — Gun Club 4. a v ciub Sherri V. Johnson — Student Council I. 2. 3, 4 — Vice Presi- dent 3, ICL 1. Pep Club 1; Bulletin Staff 1. 2. 3, 4 — Sports Editor 3; Tenms 1. 2. 3. 4. Softball 1. 2. 3. 4. Basketball 3, 4; Blot K SI 2. 3. 4. Spanish Club 2, 3; Student Advisory Board 2, 3, Sophomore Class President; Powder Pulf 3; Senior Class President; Backgammon Club 4 Cindy Kelly — Pep Club 1. 2; A V. Club 2. 3. 4 — Treasurer 3; Powder Pull 3. 4 Anice Lane — Girl's Chorus 1; St. John's Singers 1. 2, 3. 4; Drama Club 2. 3, 4; French Club 2, Advanced Chorus 2. 3, 4; All State Chorus 2. 3,4 Phillip Lane — Pep Club I. 2, 3; St orient Council 1; J V. Foot ball 1. 2. V Football 3.4; Bloc k SJ 3. 4 Susan Langston — Pep Club I, Basketball Manager 1; A V Club 2; Young l)isciples 4; FHA 4; Stitchery 4 Otis Lawhon — FFA 2, lilxary Club 3. 4 — President 4, A V Club 4, Young Disciples Club 4. St. John's Singers 4. William Ran doll Hearst Winner 4 Terry Lee — Science Club 4 Pep Club Timmy Lee — Latin Club 1, Pep Club 1, 3, 4 — V President 4; I V. Football 1. 2, V Football 3, 4. Drama Club 2. 3. 4. Art Guild 3 Chuck Lowder — Pep Club I. 2. 3. 4; key Club 1, 2, 3. 4. | V Football 1. V Football 2, 3. 4 — Co-Captain 4; V Baseball 1.2. 3, 4. Block SI 1, 2. 3. 4 — V President 4. Nomination for Hugh O'Brien; Class V. President 2, 3, Student Course il 4 Cheri Lowery — ICl 1. PepCIub 1.2, 3. 4 Drama Club 2, FHA 1. Chorus 3. Terry Lee Timmy Lee Patricia Lewis Chuck Lowder Cheri Lowery Kim Long 42 Shirley lucky — HA I, 2. � . FHA 2.4. Afro American Club 4; I) | Clui� ; Disco club; Powder Pull 4 Rosa Lunn — |.V Cheerleader 1. 2 — Head 2; FFA Club 1. 2; ff A Public Speaking Winner I, library Club 2; FBI A Club 4 — Presi- dent 4. Pep Club 4 Afro-American Club 4 Backgammon Club 4. Powder Pull 4 Kathy Lyon — Pep Club 1. 2. J, 4. Spanish Club 2. Drama Club 1. 2. � . Powder Pull I. 4. Tennis � . 4. Sollball 2. J. 4. Career Center Advisory Board 4 Tommy March — |r High Baskell� all 1; I V Basketball 2. Block SI 2. i. 4. V Basket lull J. 4. Bus Drivers Club � . 4 Cheree Marotta — I V Soltball Team 1. Powder Pub 4. FBIA � . Miss St John s Contestant. Drama Club 2. Pep Club 1 J. 4; Block SI � . 4. V Cheerleader 1 Johnny Marlin — rotc i, 2, J; library Club � Cindy Matthews — fha i. 2.). 4. FBI a � , 4. Pep Club 4 Debora Anne McKay — Miss Blue Devil Contestant 1; IV Cheerleader I Pep Club 1. 2. 4. Spanish Club 1.2, � — Treasurer � . Student Council 1. 2. J. 4 — Treasurer � . President 4. Mas Court Attendant 2, Powder Pull � . 4; Annual Stall i. A.V Club � . 4. School Advisory Council 4 Backgammon Club 4. Sollball Team 4. Bat Girl 2 Sandra Mclnville — FHA 1. 2. Pep Club I; sntcherv Club 4 Ixerc isc and Diet Club 4, A.V Club 4 Gil Me Knight — Pep Club 4; Baseball 4 Tony McLendon — Pep Club 4 Carol Meggs — Band � lohnny Martin s Mickey McKay Cheree Marotta Timmy Martin Gil McKnight Chris Martin Cindy Matthews Kathy Mclnville Sandra Mclnville Tony McLendon Cathy McQueen Carol Meggs 43 Robin D. Miles — ROTC Officer Club 2; Most Outstanding Cadet 2; Disco Club 4; Afro-American Club 4; Drama Club 4; Powder Puff 3.4 Sam Miller — Tennis 1. 2. 3.4. | V. football 1; Band 1; Pep Club 1.2. 3; V Football 2, 3; A V Club 2, 3. 4 — President 2. Block SJ 2. 3,4; Student Council 3. 4; Key Club 3,4 — President 4 Kirn Mims — JCI I. Pep Club 1. 2, 3; A V. Club 2. 3; Miss St lohn's Con- testant 2; DECA 4. Powder Puff 4 Shirley Elizabeth Morse — Anchor Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1.2,3.4 Annual Staff 2. 3, 4 — Club Editor 3, Co-Editor 4; A V. Club 3; FHA 1; Band 1 — Officer; |r -Sr Server 1; Student Council 2. 4 — Secretary 4. Miss Blue Devil Contestant 1; Who's Who 3; Block SJ 4; Softball Storekeeper 3, 4; Bul- letin Staff 1; Hugh O'Brien Nominee 2. Mary Moses — fha i; ffa 3; rotc 1 Al Norwood — Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Spanish Club 1,2; Office Proctor 2. 3 Bryan Odom — Pep Club l; French Club 2. Chess Club 2. Debbie Odom — Pep Club 1.2,3,4. icl 1. fha 1 Rebecca O'Neal — fha 1. Lori Ann Padgett — Pep Oub l; Student Council 1; Student Advisory Council 3,4. Roy Parker — Chorus 1,2. 3 Wayne Parnell — Band 4; ROTC 1, 2; FHA Sweetheart 3; 8us Driver 4 — President; Band — President 4 Bruce Priest — ffa 1. Football 1. Sara Psillos — Anchor Club 2, 3. 4 —V. President 4; Spanish Club 2; Pep Club 2. 3, 4 — Secretary 3, Powder Puff 3. 4, Miss St. lohn's Contestant 3; Annual Staff 4. Bulletin Staff 3, 4 — Sports Editor 4. Tennis 3, 4; Block SI 3. 4 — Treasurer 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Art Guild 3; lumor Marshall 3; Della 2, 3, 4; Who's Who 3; Homecoming Attendant 4 — Football Sweet heart 4 Gregg K d — Chess Club 1. 2, 3; Track 3, 4; Cross Country 4; Art Guild Glenn Reed — Chess Club 1. 2, 3; Track 3, 4; Cross Country 4, Art Guild George Reese — Baseball 2. 3. 4. I.V Football 1. 2. V football 3, 4, Bloc k SI 2, 3,4 — President 4, Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4 — Trcasurcr 3; Key Club 3, 4. ICl 1. 2; Annual Staff 3; Delta 1,2; lumor follies 3. Curtis Register — FFA I. 3; J.V Football 2, Palmetto Boys' State 3; Jun- ior Marshall J; A V. Club 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Delta 1, 2, 3; Who's Who 3 Cynthia Robinson — Pep Club i; fha v. Stitchery Club 4 Mary Rogers — Spanish Club 1,2 — Secretary 2; Anchor Club 1,2, 3, 4 — Treasurer 3, Pep Club 1. 2, 3. 4, Student Council 2; Powder Puff 3, 4; Sci- ence Club 4; Miss St. lohn's Contestant 2. Stephen Rogers — Band 1.2. 2, 4; Chess Club I, 2, 3, 4. Pep Club 1; I.v football 2, War Games Club 4 David Rollings — Pep Club 1.2; Chess Club 3 Elaine Sanderson — FHA 1,2,3,4 — Treasurer 4, Disciples Club 1.2, 3. 4 — V. President 3; Stitchery Club 4 Sondra Jo Sessoms — Pep Club 1.2, 3.4, Anchor Club 2, 3,4 — Secre- tary 3, President 4; french Club 3; Annual Staff 1, 2, 3, 4 — Editor 4. Stitchery Club 4; Spanish Club 1; Delta 1. % Tony Moore Beth Morse Kim Mims Mary Moses Al Norwood Bryan Odom Darlene Odom Debbie Odom Archie O'Neal 44 Lori Ann Padgett Roy Parker Wayne Parnell Bruce Priest Rebecca O'Neal Sara Psillos Glenn Reed Gregg Reed George Reese Curtis Register Jody Sessoms 45 David Rollings Nancy Rubin Elaine Sanderson David Schaner SENIORS Rich Smothers Donny Stegall Anthony Stokes Laura Street Beth Sturgeon Jane Todd Chris Truet Sandra Tyler Patricia Vernon Tammy Vincent 46 Bert Waldrop jessie Watford Brian Warford Sheila Watford Deanna Warsaw Donald Weatherford Dwayne Weatherford Mary Ann Weatherford Ellen Weaver Lee Ann Shaw — Pep Club t, 2; ICL 1,2; Homecoming Anendam 2; Anchor Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 4; Who's Who 3; Powder Puff 3. 4; Student Council 1. Class Treasurer 3; Band 1,2; Pep Club 2. Lynne Sherron — Basketball 3, 4; Softball 3, 4; Tennis 4; Pep Club 4; Block SJ 4 Georgia Theresa Smoak — Class Vice President I, 4; Student Coun- cil 3; JCi 1,2 — Vice President 1; May Court Attendant 1; May Pole Dancer 2, 3; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4 — Vice President 4; Band 1, 2, 3. Governor's All-Star Band 2, 3; Junior Marshall 3; St lohn's Singers 4; Cheerleader 3, 4 — Head 4; Block SI 3, 4 — Secretary 4; Powder Puff 3, 4; Stitcherv Club 4; Anchor Club 3, 4, Bulletin Staff 1. 4; Jr.-Sr. Server 1; Hugh O'Brien Semifinalist 2. Donny Stegall — National Honor Society 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 — Treasurer 4. Key Club 3, 4; |.V. Basketball 2; V Basketball 3. 4; J.V. Football 1, 2; V Football 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3. 4; Block SJ 2. 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, Mar- shall 3.4, Powder Puff Coach 3.4, Who's Who 3; Palmetto Boys' State. Laura Street — FHA 4; Powder Puff 4; Latin Club 2; Spanish Club 1; Pep Club 1. Beth Sturgeon — Spanish Club 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Miss St. John's Contestant 1, 3; Anchor Club 2, 3, 4, V Cheerleader 3, 4; Block SJ 3, 4; Miss Blue Devil Contestant 3; Jr. Academy of Science 2. Alberta Thomas — FFA I, 2. 3,4 — Secretary 3; f HA 1; Flag Squad 3, 4; Band 4; Powder Puff 4; Afro-American 4; Historical Club 4 Ellen Thomasson — Spanish Club 1; FFA Club 2; FFA Sweetheart 2; Powder Puff 3,4; Pep Club 4. Linda Thompson — National Honor Society 2. 3. 4. Furman Scholar 3; P C. Junior Fellow 3; Governor's Scholar 3; Chief Marshall 3; JCL 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 3,4. Bulletin Staff 1,2,3,4; Delta 1,2, 3,4. Chris Truett — rotc i. 2.3. Sandra Anita Tyler — fha Florence Patricia Vernon — Bulletin Staff 2, 3 — Co Editor 4; National Honor Society 3, 4 — President 4; French Club 3; Block SI 3; Sci- ence Club 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 3 — Business Manager 3; Furman Scholar 3; P. C Junior Fellow 3; Governor Scholar 3, Basketball Scorekeeper 2, 3, 4; Della 2, 3, 4. Jr. Marshall 3; Chorus 2; Stitchery Club 4; Semifinalist in Merit Schol- arship 4. Tammy Vincent — Pep Club 1, 2; Student Council 1; Homecoming Attendant 2; Miss St. lohn's Contestant 2; Powder Puff 3,4; Chorus 3.4. Brian Warford — Band 1, 2, 3, 4; JCI 1. 2 Chess Club 1. 3; National Honor Society 2, 3. 4; Bulletin Staff 4, lumor Marshall 3; Delta 1, 2. 3, 4; St. John's Singers 3, 4, Science Club 4; Pep Club 4. Palmetto Boys' State 3. Deanna Warsaw — Drama Club 3, 4; Pep Club 3. 4, Block SJ 4; Afro- American Club — Treasurer 4; Basketball Manager 3,4; Track 3; Powder Puff 3, 4; Delta 1,2, 3.4; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Who's Who 3, Junior Mar- shall 3 Jessie E. Watford — ffa i,2; a.v. 2.3.4 Donald Weatherford — JC11; Chess Club 1. 4; Graphic Arts Club 4 Dwayne Weatherford —- Agriculture I, 2. 3, Agriculture Mechanics Mary Ann Weatherford — fha i. 2, 3,4; Drama Club 2,3.4; Pep Club 2. 3, 4, Blue Devil Mascot 3; Powder Puff 3,4; Block SJ 3; Art Guild 4 Beth White — Pep Club 1.2, 3,4; Block SJ 2, 3; Delta 1,2.4; Powder Puff 3. Tennis 3. 4; V. Basketball 3, 4; Jr. High Basketball 1; Spanish Club 1, Art Guild 3; Annual Staff 3. 4; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; State Youth Advi- sory Council 3,4, May Pole Dancer 2, 3,4. Lois Wilds — ROTC 4. Powder Puff 4; Pep Club 4 47 Beth White Lois Wilds Ann Williams SENIORS Levern Williamson — Pep Club 2. 3, 4 Block SI 4 Track 1. 2. 3. 4. IROTC 1. 2. 3; football 4. Disco Club 4. Drill Team T.2.SJH1.2, 3.4 lanel Wilson — PepCiubi t.iha I. 2. 4. Drama Club 2. I. 4. Student Count il 3. Powder Pud 3, 4, Chorus 3.4, Art Guild I. 4. Stitchery Club 4, SJH 1, 2, 3.4 1. Mr. and Mrs. Reese Davis. 2. Oh no! I forgot to use my Poly-Crip this morning. i. Do I really talk like Minnie Mouse, Beth says I do. 4. I'd rather be at school than anywhere. 5. I love these Harlequin Romances. 6. Kenny did you hear about that Smoak girl. 7. One more step and you've had it. 8. How 'bout a drink. 9. Uga Wuga Suga. 10. Red Rover, Red Rover. 11. Look Jane, I told you Chris is with another girl. Barney Williams Mary Williams Leverne Williamson lanet Wilson 48 49 50 SUPERLATIVES 1. MOST POPULAR WHITE: Chuck Lowder and Mickey McKay 2. BEST LOOKING WHITE: Elizabeth Bristow and Kenny Bryant 3. FRIENDLIEST: Wayne Parnell and Lynne Sherron 4. CUTEST: Tammy Christmas and Howard Byrd 5. MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED: Melinda Allen and Ricky Anderson 6. MOST ATHLETIC: Sherri Johnson and Donny Stegall 7. WITTIEST: Beth White and Tony Moore 8. MOST DEPENDABLE: Beth Morse and Richard Clark 9. BEST ALL AROUND: Sam Miller and Terri Smoak 10. MOST POPULAR BLACK: Leon Epps and Debra Bruce 11. MOST POLITE: Fred Copeland and Kim Edwards 12. BEST DRESSED: Sandy English and Chris Davis 13. MOST TALKATIVE: Sara Psillosand George Reese 14. BIGGEST FLIRT: Norwood Bonniott and Teresa Floyd 15. MOST VERSATILE Dean Campbell and Jody Sesso ms 16. MOST TALENTED: Prycessa Jackson and Brian Warford 17. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Kenneth Gandy and Patricia Vernon 18. BEST LOOKING BLACK: Boyce Williams and Lera Henderson 19. MOST UNSELFISH: Joel Copeland and Sallie Gable 51 2. Lila Helms 3. Kenny Bryant 4. Margaret Bristow 5. Rich Smothers 6. Kim Edwards 7. Larry Byrd 8. Barbara Bryant 9. Sandy English 10. Donald Weatherford 11. Sue Adams 12. Mary Ann Weatherford 13. Marsha and Gregg Askins 14. Norwood Bonnoitl 15. Julie Garrison 16. Jeannie Flowers 17. Larry Cox 18. Connie Conyers 19. Sallie Cable 20. Sam Miller 21. Mona Allen 22. Cheri Lowery 23. )ane Council 24. )ane Todd 52 1. Mary Byrd 2. Cindy Kelly .5. George Reese 4. |ody Sessoms 5. Al Norwood 6. Elizabeth Bristow 7. Elaine Sanderson 8. [Debbie Odom 9. Lynette Blackmon 10. Melinda Allen 11. Brenda Frazier 12. Sherri Johnson 13. Brian Warford 14. )ackie Graham 15. Chris Davis 16. Gail Iseman 17. Beth Sturgeon 18. Arty Harrell 19. Rebecca O'Neal 20. Teresa Floyd 21. Mary Rogers 22. Sheila Watford 23. Chuck Lowder 53 2. Patricia Vernon 3. Susan Langston 4. Ricky Anderson 5. jean Coggeshall 6. Curtis Register 7. Trina Byrd 8. Meta Lynne Johnson 9. Sara Psillos 10. Ronald Curtis 11. Kim Mims 12. Robbie Britt 13. Tammy Vincent 14. Richard Clark 15. Otis Lawhorn 16. Kenneth Gandy 17. Terrie Smoak 18. Dean Campbell 19. Lori Huff 20. Beth White 21. Lynne Sherron 22. Phillip Lane 23. Alice Ammons 24. Robin Miles 54 1. David Bedenbaugh 2. Tony Moore 3. Cynthia Robinson 4. Sandra Mclnville 5. Richard lernigan 6. Meg Severance 7. Lee Anne Shaw 8. Robin Britt 9. Carol Jett 10. Deanna Warsaw 11. Beth Morse 12. Laura Street 13. janet Wilson 14. Robin Graham 15. Lacie lernigan 16. Ellen Thomasson 17. Cindy Matthews 18. Pryncessa lackson 19. Tammy Christmas 20. Kathy Lyon 21. Abby Lee 22. Timmy Hubbard 23. Timmy Lee 24. Donny Stegall JUNIORS Eva Adams Sabrina Adams Joey Alexander Walford Alford Alex Allen Johnny Arnold Wynne Atkinson Donnie Bateman Donna Bazen Lacy Beavers John Beckwith Baron Blackmon Chuck Blackmon Richard Blackmon Ricky Blackmon Tim Blackmon Cindy Boston Wendy Boston Cenise Broach Angela Brown Randy Brown Theran Brown Randy Britt Teresa Britt 56 David Brillon Sharon Bruce Brent Bumgarmner lames Byrd Audrey Cannon Karen Chapman Karla Chapman Debbie Coker Steven Coker Charles Cotton Donna Dabbs Harriett Damon Lorenzo Dargan Marshall Dargan Robert Dargan Clint Davis Darlene Davis lerry Davis Robin DeMaurice Margaret DeRidder Gloria Dewitt Johnny Dewitt Robert Douglas Charlotte Dubose 1 L. to R. — Treas.: Ginny Gast- right, V. Pres. Ricky Blackmon, Pres.: David Eads, Sec : Rachel Harrington, (not pictured). 2. Why won't you believe me? 57 David Eads Esther Edens Angie Elms Melissa Evans Alan Freeman Deanna Freeman Michele Freeman Susan Freeman Joseph Fields Chris Fox Tony Carney Wallace Candy Charlie Gardner Ginny Gastright Cindy Gibson Butch Graves Renee Graves Robin Green Brett Greer Michael Halchak Sammie Hamilton Dorothy Hankins limmy Harper Rachel Harrington Teresa Hasalden Betty Heath Donda Hoffman Robert Holloway 58 Ethelyn Hood David Hood Tinker Howie Toye Howie Renee Huggins Tony Huggins Cassandra Hunter Drusilla Hunter Morris Hunter Steve Huntley Timmy Huntley Alex Isaac loyce Isaac Gladys Jackson Bryan James loseph James Mellinda lames Billy Jeffords Pauline Jett Rodney Johnson Michele Jones Pamela Jordon Lillian Josey Kennie Kennedy Ernest Kinsey Lisa Lane Glen Larrymore Joanna Lee John Lee Phillip Lee 1. Wow, this is more interesting than the game. 2. “Not Now! 59 JUNIORS Terrie Lee Corbell Lewis Cameron Lloyd Donna Lloyd lane Lloyd Kevin Long Sarah Lowder Janet Lucky Woodrow Lucky Barbara Lunn Xavier Marcus Sammie Mason Allen Mathis Brenda Matthews Carlos Miles Mike Miller Robert McCormick Roman McCoy Kathy McCutcheon James McFarland Terry McLamb Terry McPhail Merry Morgan Marilyn Nettles Raleigh Odom Steve Odom Wayne Odom Caroline O'neal Paula O'neal Susan O'neal 60 Glenn Parker Harmon Parnell Robin Pate Terry Payne Marion Pinckney Randall Pipkin Jeffery Poole Jeffery Powell Tammy Rabb Gordon Reese Deborah Rhodes Robin Richardson Charles Robinson Emma Robinson Martha Robinson Freddie Rubin Rick Rushing Sheila Samuel Janice Satterfield David Sawyer Ricky Saxton Andrea Scott Donna Scott Horace Scott Alphonso Sims Kay Smith Johnnie Smallwood Eddie Sellers Shirley Squire Allen Spell 1. Can you believe we finally did it? 2. It's better than nothing! 61 Tony Sherrill Stacey Skinner Jessie Stengel Sandra Stephens Vickie Stephens Robert Stevens Tammy Stevens Mark Stokes Martha Sumner Dorelha Thomas Kathleen Thomas Patricia Thomas Jim Vernon Sam Wallace 62 Tony Warren Monica Warsaw lay Watford Randy Watkins r 1. That was so stupid! 2. Hotdog! I'm going home! 3. You think you've got problems 4 Rainy days and Mondays always get me down. Charles Watson Jay Watson Dody Way let t Teresa Weatherford Patricia Weaver Carol Welch Kelly Welch Chad White Virginia Wilds Ray Wiley Brigette Williams Consuela Williams Susan Williams Louise Williamson Craig Willis Rodney Wilson SOPHOMORES Gloria Aaron Susie Adams jonathon Adkins Andy Anderson Ronnie Anderson Randolph Andrews Blake Arnold Marion Askins Elvira Bacole Margorie Bacote Wayne Bacole Lesa Bailey Woody Barber Sharon Barefoot Carla Barron Laurie Bell Tammy Biddix Chuck Black George Blackmon Judy Blackmon Teresa Blackmon Woody Blayton Tonya Boseman Curtis Boyd 1. Class Officers: Pres., Camille Iones; V. Pres., Cindy Waylett; Sec.-Treas., Valarie James. 2. The best man is me, as you can see! 3. I belong m Hollywood. 4. There's more to school than studying. 64 Claude Braddock Katherine Bristow Allen Brown Angela Brown Frosteen Brown Kevin Brown Kim Brown Norman Brown Teresa Brown Elaine Bruce Lori Bryant Robby Bryant Elizabeth Bunch Hal Burch Robyn Byers Annette Byrd Mark Caldwell Lisa Campbell Theda Cannon Timmy Cason Laura Caulder Karen Church Angela Clark George Clark Shirley Clark Peggy Cobb 65 SOPHOMORES Gloria Coe Melissa Cole Penny Conyers Vickie Conyers Sandra Cooper Sherrie Coskrey Thomasina Cotlon Lisa Cowick Jamie Craft Gary Curry Gary Dabbs Dana Davis Frances Davis Kenneth Davis Reginald Derry Rebecca Dewitt Roosevelt Dickey Tammy Dixon Robert Dolford Darlene Douglas Stephen Drew Donna Driggers Lucius Dubose Terry Edwards Renee Elliott Janis English Donna Evans Micheal Everett 66 « Carol Fields Crystal Flowers Lee Flowers Neil Ford 1. Personally, I think Sophomores are the best. 2. Macho, Macho, Macho! Brenda Foster Cora Fox Lisa Frazier Buddy Freeman Ernest Caddison Darrell Gainey Suzy Gainey Terry Gainey Sheila Garrison Sonya Garris Beverly Gastright Jonathan Gatewood Frankie Givens Ann Godwin Micheal Goff Hal Goodson Ray Graham Laverne Gregg Christine Griggs Paul Halchak Gale Ham Todd Hardee Kimberly Harrelson Jack Hatchell Cynthia Herring Billie Jo Hobson David Holloway Mitch Holloway 67 SOPHOMORES Ronell Hough Henry Howie Martha Howie Michelle Howie Heyward Humphries Carla Hunter Edrick Hunter Randolph Hunter Benny Hutchinson Darlene Isaac David Iseman Sam Jackson Laura James Quincy James Valerie James Angie Jeffords Nancy Jeffrey Lila Jerry johnny Johnson William Johnson Camille Jones Marilyn Jordan Kim Kelly Wanda Kelly Ray Kemmerlin Bobby Kennedy James Kent Cindy King Teresa King Bubba Kirven 68 Cindy Kirby Robbie Kirven Suzanne Kirven Chris Kiser lohnny Knight Kyle Lane Neal Lane Raymond Lanier Laura Ledford Eddie Lewis Sandra Lewis Tammy Lloyd Danny Lighty Bonnie Lunn Carolyn Lunn Wilbur Lunn Chris Lunnon Dennis Lunnon Becky Lyon Melanie Maloch Rick Martin Tina Martin Terri Masneri Joey Matthews John McAllister Christopher McCall Belinda McCormick Melissa McCown Dianne McCoy Leroy McCoy 1. Look at the fruit with the cam- era 2. I only thought they did that m the circus 69 SOPHOMORES Curley Mclver Lisa McKay Hattie Ann McNeil Ken McRae Beth Menasco Daniel Moore Herculean Moore George Morris Margaret Morris Steve Morrison Rodney Nance Maxie Norwood Natalie Norwood Yvonne Norwood David Odom Billy Ogburn David O'Neal Shelby O'Neal Angie Parrish Danny Patrick Thomas Patterson John Payne Adrian Peoples Bobby Pough Roger Powell Dean Price Debbie Priest Gary Purvis Scott Rabb Brian Rhodes 70 Clara Robinson Delores Robinson Lisa Robinson Vicki Robinson William Robinson Frank Rostron Nancy Rubin Susan Salyers Authur Samuel Carol Sherron Slyvia Sims |oey Skinner Vicki Skinner Andra Slaler 71 leff Smith Timmy Smith Trisha Smith Charles Snyder SOPHOMORES 1. Here we come, walking down the hall ... 2. When you're the best, it's hard to be humble. 3. Final Net lasts longer than you do. 4. Boy, what a way to spend lunch! Bill Stafford Monta Stevenson Jo |o Strickland Scott Suggs Bobby Tadlock Vicki Tadlot k Eddie Talbert Bernetha Thomas Freddie Thomas Allyn Thomasson Sherry Thompson Lee Tucker Johnny Turner Lyn Tyler Kimberly Waldrop Shannon Ward Gena Warren 72 Cindy Waylctl Donnie Weatherford Freddie Weatherford Cara Weaver Lindsey West Mark West Virginia White Anthony Wilds Belton Williams Doug Williams Robert Williams Dianne Williamson Robert Williamson Roger Williamson Herbert Wingate Mary Wingate Terry Wright Marishka Wirhousky Lynn Yarborough Linda Yates 1. School is beginning to affect a few of us. 2. A date with Rich?! 3. Not today Kimberly. 4. Who cut the lights out? 5. Left, left, left- right, left . 6. He did what??!! 7. Fun, Fun, Fun! 74 Angela Adams Ernestine Alexander Joey Anderson Sharon Anderson L. to R. — Pres. — Kim Strickland, Sec. Treas. — Dawn Dutton, Vice-Pres. — Debbie Dubose (not pictured) Tina Anderson Karen Bailey Lee Baker Stephanie Baldwin Jeannine Bateman Arlene Bell Robert Bell Terry Black Donna Blackmon Ernest Blackmon Gerald Blackmon Kelley Blackmon Larry Blackmon Lisa Blackmon Roy Blackmon Randall Blalock Carol Bonaparte Pamela Boseman Edwin Bradshaw Tanya Bragg Russell Branham Bobby Bristow Greg Britt lames Britt 76 Jeff Britt Sylvia Britt Sherril Brookshire Kevin Broome Bernetha Brown Isiah Brown James Brown Robert Brown Stanley Brown Caretta Bruce Joe Bryant Yolanda Buck Patty Jo Butler Darrin Byers Kevin Byrd Ronald Byrd Treye Byrd Tommy Campbell Charlena Carter Tony Chambers Keith Chapman Lynne Chapman Glenda Coe Teresa Coe Danny Coleman Timothy Cook Karen Crosby James Dargan 2. Now, let's figure this out very carefully. 3. Wow! I knew I'd be a star someday! 77 FRESHMEN Valerie Dargan Allen Davis Kay Davis Matthew Davis Melinda Davis David Delaine Angela Derry Randy Dew Elaine Dickson Paula Dickerson Debbie Dubose Joel Dupre Dawn Dutton Frankie Duval Tim Ellis Cary Elms Derek Enoch Melinda Erickson Mary Fede Glenn Fitch Ritchie Flowers David Floyd Frankie Frazier Scott Fryer 78 Allen Gainey Becky Gainey Laurie Gainey Stacy Gainey Winded Gainey Robin Gandy Howard Garland John Gastright Jeff Gates Priscilla Goodson Vedia Goodson Nelson Graham Steve Graves Johnny Gray Janet Hall Kenneth Hamilton Oscar Hamilton Chip Hancock Robert Hankins Teresa Ann Hankins Debra Hannibal Todd Harrell Arthur Hart Gary Henderson 1. Who's cheating? 2. Thank God it's Friday! 3. And to you, too. 4 Did you see that? 79 Mark Hood Bryan Howie Danny Howie Helen Howie Sabrina Hudley Christy Huggins David Huggins Ricky Huntley Tara Isget Terry Jackson Cleveland Jeffery Timmy Jeffords Lynn Jernigan Samantha Jett Jane Johnson Michael Johnson Regina Johnson Al Jones Kim Keeney Todd Kelley Greg Kelly Mike Kelly FRESHMEN James Henderson Jimmy Henderson Todd Heustess Anthony Hill Willy Hobson David Honney 80 Timmy Kimmerlin Teresa Kennedy Edward King Mary Lee Kinney Debbie Kirby Sue Ellen Knight Keith Knotts Parrish Lambert Cindy Lanier Jeff Lee LyndalLee John Lewis Terry Lewis Richard Lighty Kenneth Lloyd Ann Lowder lames Luckey David Lyon David Lyons Wanda Maloch Anthony Marcus Eddie Martin Lisa Mathis Joyce McCall 1. Lean to the left ... Lean to the right. 2. What a guy! 3. Candid Camera, who? 81 FRESHMEN Eugene McCoy Tina McCoy Angie McDaniel Wendy McElveen Debbie McGee Randy Mclnville Ginger McKelvey Tony McKnight Donna McLean Ruby McNail Danita McNeill Sharon McPhail Laura Medford Elizabeth Melton Trina Melton Easter Mills jenny Moody Jerome Moses Mannie Moses Frank Mozingo Lisa Musselwhite Chuck Norton Lynn Norwood Robin Norwood Crystal Odom Penny Odom Wade O'neal Billy Pace John Parker Kevin Pickrel 1. Mmmmh Boy! 2. Would I have a dirty maga- zine? 82 Marcella Pierce Robert Pipkin Lee Privette Wayne Rhodes Ulysees Richardson Allen Ritch Pauline Robinson Leon Rouse Sharon Sharpe Ryan Shillinglaw Rhonda Sims Sherry Skinner Melvin Small Robbie Smallwood Dan Smoak Toni Smothers Sherry Spell Connie Springs Janice Stephens Robin Stevens Patricia Stevens John Stevenson Kim Strickland Chris Sturgeon Jean Suggs Tammy Suggs Marie Sullivan James Swails Prank Tadlock June Taylor 83 Paul Taylor Charles Teal Michael Thomas Penny Thomasson judy Thorn a I David Truelt Donna Tunstall Job Tunstall Joanne Turner Tammy Turner Eddie Tyner James Tyner Woodrow Tyner Sharon Wallace Treva Walters Timmy Walton Wanda Watford Judy Watkins Deborah Weatherford Mike Weatherford 84 Teresa Weatherford Billy |o Weaver Vickie Welch John Wenteler Norman West Terry West James Whitehead Donald Wilds Michelle Wiley Angie Wilkerson Dianne Wilkes Vicki Wilkes Angela Williams John Williams Dianne Williamson Toney Williamson Kim Willis Scott Willis Daniel Winburn Terry Winburn 1. Someone call for a Doc? 2. Oh, Cosh. There she is and I forgot my Listerine this morning! 3.... one plus one is two ... and they think I'm stupid! Joe Wray Randy Yow Mr. G. C. Mangum Darlington County Superintendent 86 THE TERRIBLE TRIO One of St. John's High School's most important assets is its adminis- tration. Though each individual administrator has a single job, they work together to instill in each stu- dent character and responsibility. Even when faced with the many problems of operating a school, they are always willing to listen to stu- dents' problems, too. Dr. Albert Eads Principal Mr. Otto Wingate Assistant Principal Mr. Tim Watson Assistant Principal CAFETERIA STAFF Row 1:). Bull, R. Atkinson, F. Bull, M. Collier, D. Hughes. Row 2: H. Martin, D. Davis, V. Green, L. Bryant, M. Young CUSTODIAL STAFF Row 1: M. Boseman, A. Jackson, L. McKay, C. Johnson. Row 2: C. Lewis, C. Bruce. 88 THE SJH SECRETARIAL POOL The secretaries' work may go unnoticed by some, but the faculty and student body could not do without the dedication and hard work of these ladies. Thanks for a job well done! — 1. What an excuse! 2. Keeping track of these students gives me a headache. 3. No this isn’t loe's Grill. Mrs. Frankie Godwin Miss Anita Campbell Secretary Bookkeeper Secretary Mrs. Vivian Strickland Miss Brenda Thomas Secretary Secretary 89 FACULTY FEATURES... FACULTY Mrs. Rhonda Ashley Reading Maj. Woodrow Barbee ROTC Mr. Sandy Beckham History Mrs. Linda Boston Math Rev. Ernest Burroughs Guidance Miss Charlena Chewning Guidance 90 FACULTY Mrs. Brenda Conyers A. V. Coordinator Mrs. Ada Cousar Science Mr. Robert Creech Math Mrs. Sue Dean Resource Sgt. Abram Dicks ROTC Mrs. Elizabeth Ervin English 91 FACULTY Ms. Delores Fleming English Mrs. Estelle Gerald Math Mrs. Gloria Gordan History Mr. Tom Greer In-School Suspension Mrs. Elinor Harrison English Dr. Robert Hitch Science 92 FACULTY Miss Brenda Huff English Mrs. Ernestine Johnson Aide Mrs. Hilda Johnson Librarian Mrs. Wilhelmina Johnson Home Economics Mrs. Frances Kearse Home Economics Mrs. Bobbi Kelly Math � 3 Mr. Lynwood Lewis History Mrs. Viola Martin Math Miss Debra Matthews English Ms. June McCauley Art Mrs. Susan McDaniel Science Ms. Jean Melton Reading 94 Mrs. Catherine Moody Typing Miss Andrea Morrison P.E. Mrs. Claudia Robbins English Mrs. Mabel Samuel Science Mrs. Thomasina Scott History Mrs. Sara Lee Simons Science 95 1. Lunchroom duty is a drag. 2. Interruptions, interruptions, interruptions! FACULTY Mr. Bill Steiner Math Mrs. Dale Suggs Foreign Language Mrs. Cora Taylor English Mrs. Darlene Tidwell Aide Mrs. Bonnie Tuberville Study Hall Mrs. Jane Walrath Spanish 96 Teachers enjoy Ihe new teacher's lounge Not Pictured: Miss Brenda Byrd — Resource, Mrs. Lucy Currin — His- tory, Mr. Scott Flounders — History, Mr. Bruce Lynch — Drafting, Industrial Arts, Mrs. Kim Robinson — Hearing Impaired, Mr. Norman Singletary — P E., Mr. Dennis West — Band, Mrs. Diane West — Resource, Mr. Alex Yarborough — Agriculture. 97 A TIME FOR INVOLVEMENT A TIME FOR INVOLVEMENT A TIME FOR INVOLVEMENT A TIME FOR INVOLVEMENT A TIME FOR INVOLVEMENT A TIME FOR INVOLVEMENT A TIME FOR INVOLVEMENT A TIME FOR INVOLVEMENT The 1979-80 football season will be remembered as a season of too many close games, frustrations, and disappointments. “If we had only gained a few more inches was a common phrase around S)H this fall. The varsity squad tried extremely hard but could never quite get it all together against the much larger teams they faced. Under the direction of the Blue Devil coaching staff, the team had three victories, which included one against power-house York, with most of the other games being lost by only a few points. During the season, our team scored a total of 160 points while holding their opponents to 169 points. The experience and leadership of the seventeen seniors on the team will be sorely missed next year. The whole team, though, is to be commended on their team spirit and effort. 102 t 1. Kenny Bryant 2. George Reese 3. Leverne Williamson 4. Donny Stegall 5. Arty Harrell 6. Chuck Lowder 7. Sam Miller 8. Philip Lane 9. Tony Moore 10. Kenneth Gandy 11. Preston Charles 12. Dennis Timmons 13 Ricky Anderson 14. Timmy Lee 15. Larry Cox 16. Rich Smothers 103 SEASON HIGHLIGHTS N | i % 104 ! THE JUNIOR VARSITY SHINES AGAIN! Our j.V. Boys had another fine season. They wrap- ped up the year with a 6-1-2 record, showing our opponents a tough offense and defense. Each team member should be complimented on his contrib- utions to make this season a winning one. We look forward to viewing the same spirit next year. 1. Coach Beckham goes over plays with Anderson. 2. 1st Row (L to R): E. Talbert, D. Moore, T. Kimmerlin, R. Kirven, J. Strickland, G. Elms, R. Graham, H. Goodson. 2nd Row (L to R): M. Weatherford, ). Matthews, F. Weatherford, D. Williams, M. Norwood, R. Pipkin, B. Arnald, P. Huntley. 3rd Row (L to R): A. Wilds, R Huff, R. McCormick, J. Payne, C. Braddck, A. Anderson, Henderson. 4th Row (L to R): D. Lightey, J. Gastright, R. Hartley, L. Privette, H. Burch, B. tide, G. Dabbs, E. King. 5th Row (L to R): M. Thomas, T. Chambers, K. Hammilton, R. Lightey, M. Everent, B Bristow, B Williams. 6th Row (L to R): Coaches: Ricky Drawdy, Mike Stokes, |. Lide, T. Harrell, K. McRae, B. Freeman, T. Lewis. 106 1. Todd Harrel yells out the signals! 2. Ken McRae looks on in hopes the extra point will be successful. 3. Anthony Wilds makes a sure tackle, while Timmy Kemmerlin gets a leg! 4. Danny Lighty tries to assist Ronell Hough after a big play. 5. Ronell Hough breaks around the right end. 107 POWDER PUFF 108 CLASS OF 80 SHINES AGAIN Once again all Junior and Senior girls interested in playing Powder Puff football were summoned to compete in the annual event. For the second year in a row, the class of 1980 came out on top. Again, Deanna Warsaw scored the win- ning touchdown, making the score 6-0. Both teams had strong defenses and the game remained scoreless until the Seniors came through with the first score of the game in overtime. Miss Dolly Parton Moore was named Powder Puff Queen during the halftime festivities. 1 l loR (silling) M, Weatherford, D. Howie, S. Watford, M. Allen. I Shaw. I Smoak. D Warsaw. C. Jell. I Hender- son. R Davis (kneeling) C Robinson. C lyon.J Wilson. I Slreel, 8 White. $ Psillos. T Floyd. B Bryant. E. Thomas son, M. Askms. M Rogers, J Council, D Bruce, (standing) R. lunn, E Alexander. D Dodford. Y Hill. R Miles, K. Hol- loway, M Bristow. E Bristow. M .Moses, 8 Johnson. D lackson. P Gilbert, k Gandv 2 L to R (sitting) P lett. V Stevens, M. Iones. K Thomas. R Harrington, B Matthews. S Freeman. L. Williamson. B lunn. E Edens, V. Wilds, C Boston. T McPhail. (kneeling) C Broach. G Gastwright, E Adams, T Rabb. I Isaac. S lowder. A Elms. K Chapman. S Stevens, A Cannon. M Warsaw. W Boston (standing) J Lee. T. Huntley. R Graves.) Lee, K. Smith, D Rhodes, D. Dibbs, A. Brown. I Josey. P Thomas. I Fields, R Blackmon 109 GIRLS WIN 5-AAA Senior — Sherri Johnson All-Conference Senior — Kim Edwards All-Conference Senior — Lila Helms All-Conference Senior— Beth White All-Conference The 1979 Girls' Varsity Tennis Team, under the leadership of Coach Andy Morrison, won the conference title for the first time in S.J.H. history. This year's team consisted of ten seniors: Kim Edwards — Captain, Sherri John- son, Lila Helms, Lynne Sherron Beth White, Sara Psillos, Kathy Lyon, Lori Huff, Meg Severence, and Margaret Bristow, manager; Juniors: Deanna Freeman, and Karen Chapman; Sophomore: Katherine Bristow; Freshmen' Becky Lyon and Stephanie Bald- win. The girls, boasting a 6-3 record, entered the Conference playoffs, defeated Cheraw and Clover and walked away with the title of Conference Champs. Six players qualified for the State Tournament after compet- ing in the Lower State. Lila Helms fought her way to the finals of the State but was defeated in a tough match against J. L. Mann. Row 1: Katherine Bristow, Lila Helms, Deanna Freeman, Sara Psillos. Row 2: Coach Morrison, Sherri Johnson, Becky Lyon, Kim Edwards, Beth White, Lori Huff, Lynne Sherron, Stephanie Baldwin. Not Pictured: Kathy Lyon, Karen Chapman, Meg Severence. Senior — Lynne Sherron Senior — Sara Psillos Senior — Kathy Lyon Coach — Andy Morrison 110 CONFERENCE TITLE Boys' Varsity Basketball The 1979-80 Boys' Varsity Bas- ketball Team, under the direc- tion of Coaches Dave Neilson and Gene Dargan, was young and inexperienced, boasting only 5 seniors: Timmy Hubbard. Donny Stegall, Ronald Curtis, Boyce Williams and Tommy March. Alfred Taylor, a junior, and Woodrow Lucky, a junior, held the high scoring positions. These young men will see play next year as seniors. The team displayed determination to win and excellent school spirit in representing St. johns. 1 Front: S. Jeffrey. J. Byrd. D. Stegall, M Slater. D Bacote, D. Eads, R. McCoy. W. Lucky, T. Brantley. Back: Coach Neilson, T. .March, D Hood, H. Scott 2. Managers: T. Brantley, D. Bacote, S. Jeffrey, i. Co-Captains: Boyce Wil- liams, Ronald Curtis. 4 Senior Tommy March. 5 Senior: Boyce Williams. b Senior: Donnie Stegall. 7. Senior: lohnnie Dewitt. 112 113 115 J.V. BASKETBALL The junior Varsity Boys' Bas- ketball team had a winning sea- son this year under the direc- tion of Coach Gene Dargan. With the majority of the team being sophomores, the Varsity team is looking forward to several new additions to their squad for next year. The J.V. will have their leading rebounder, Kenneth Hammilton, back next year along with several other talented players. They are look- ing forward to another good season next year. 1 Row 1 (L to R): Ronell Hough, Treye Bird, Hal Goodson, Danny Lighty, Roger Williams, Frankie Givens. Row 2 (L to R): Coach Gene Dargan, Xavier Marcus, Chris Lunnon, Kenneth Hammilton, Ray Graham, Monte Stevens, Allen Brown, and Manager — Andre Slater. 16 DEVILETTES IN CENTER COURT To prepare Ihe 1979-80 Girl's Varsity Bas- ketball team for the upcoming season, many hours of dedication and hard work were required. With seniors filling out most of the squad, the newcomers had to adjust by learning from the veterans, all the trials and tribulations of varsity basketball The motto of the girl's team was Win”. Every one, including the first year players were compatible The teams' attitude was one of discipline and enthusiasm throughout the year. Opening the season with an upset victory over rival Hartsville, gave the Devi lettes the confidence they needed to pre- pare themselves for the oncoming 23-game schedule. In conference play, the going was rough against the many tough teams, but the Devilettes' love for basketball pulled them through with a successful sea- son! — -- 1. (L to R) Kneeling; T. Floyd, I) Bruce, L Helms Standing: Coach Andy Morrison, S. Johnson, P Jordan, I Sherron, D. Freeman, ). Council, B. White, E Adams, T Smith, B. Bryant, Vic kie Robinson, A Sc oil. 2. Coach Andy Morrison. 3. Manager; Lori Huff. 4 Tri-Captains: T Floyd, I) Bruce, I Helms 5. Senior: Debra Bruce. 6. Senior: Barbara Bryant 7. Senior: Jane Counc il. 8. Senior: Lila Helms. 9. Senior: Sherri Johnson 10. Senior: I ynne Sherron 11. Senior: Beth White. 118 t 119 f 121 TAKE ME OUT TO THE BALL GAME The Blue Devil Baseball team capped Conference Honors in 1979. Under the leadership of Coach Billy Ward, the team finished the season with a 12-9 record. The 1979 co-cap- tains of the 13 man team were senior Tripp Gard- ner, 2nd baseman and sen- ior Danny Stokes, pitcher. Rounding out the senior team members were lohnny McKay, center- field; and Scott Tucker, third baseman. Most Valu- able Player johnny McKay and pitcher Danny Stokes were named to the all con- ference team. The 1979 Coaches' Award went to senior Tripp Gardner. Juniors on the team included Chuck Lowder, first baseman; Kenny Bryant, shortstop; George Reese, designated hitter; Timmy Hubbard, catcher; Donny Stegall, left field; Howard Byrd, right field; and Rich Smothers, pitcher. The two sopho- mores on the team included Charlie Johnson, third baseman, and Alex Allen, second baseman. 1. Senior Johnny McKay 2. Senior Scott Tucker 3. Senior Tripp Gardner 122 1979 RECORD VVF THFV 5 Har'Sville 6 6 lamar i -1 3 3 Andrew Jackson 5 b Andrew Jackson 7 4 Bennetsville 3 West Florence 10 2 Lugoff-Elgin 1 8 Cheraw 10 6 Lamar 5 6 7 ■PnneKville M 0 fmsm r (Jaeonww Wi ■Us i Bennetsville 0 8 West Florence 3 9 Lugoff-Elgin 1 2 Hartsville 3 2 Cheraw' 1 4 Bennetsville 12 -6- Lugoff-Elgin 4 6 Lugoff-Elgin 0 4 Cheraw 8 2 Cheraw 3 Conference Championship Came 3 123 SJH GIRLS WIN CONFERENCE AND ADVANCE TO STATE The Girls' Softball Team of 1978-79, ended their season with an impressive record. Under the new leadership of Coach Brenda Huff and the two co-cap- tains, Debra Bruce and Deanna Free- man, the team won the Conference with an 11-1 record and a 21-3 overall. Coach Huff was proud of the team and is looking forward to another successful year. 1. Row 1 (I lo R): G. Broach, L. Huff, D. Freeman, K. Lyon, P. Chapman, |. Council, T. Stevens. Row 2 (L lo R): Coach Huff, S. lohnson, T. Floyd, D Bruce, A. Lee, T. Weaver, L. Sherron, S. Bruce, Mgr. L. Helms. 2. Coach Brenda Huff. 3. Mgr. Lila Helms. 124 FLYING HIGH • • • For another year the Devil thinclads, under the leader- ship of Coach Norman Singletary, won conference hon- ors placing 2nd to Lugoff-Elgin. Two outstanding team members set new school records: Frank Hannibal, set- ting new discus record at 14516 feet, and Jimmy Thomas, breaking the 880 run record with 2 minutes and 2 sec- onds. More superior dedication was seen in Frank Hannibal and Terry Carter who qualified for the State Track Meet, where Terry Carter placed fifth in the triple jump. Complimenting the fine team this year were seniors Teddy Teel, Jimmy Thomas, Frank Hannibal, and Terry Carter who was also voted most valuable player for the season. 1. Coach Norman Singletary. 126 MALE CHEERLEADERS ADD SPIRIT TO SJH Something new at St. lohn's promoted a great deal of spirit — Boy cheerleaders! Each boy was approved by the teachers and then he per- formed in front of Dr. Eads for final approval. Tom Greer advised the boys on stunts and tricks to do with the girls, giving school spirit an extra boost. Among the tricks they per- formed were flips, the low bird and towering stunts done with the girls. Tony Moore, Leon Epps, Wayne Parnell, Ken McRae, and Alex Isaac were the five new additions to the cheer- leading squad. 1 Male Cheerleaders: (L lo R): Wayne Parnell, Tony Moore, Ken McRae. Leon Epps Not Pic : Alex Isaac 130 NOHOW NI HfS GOLF SWINGS INTO ACTION The golf team of St. John's High had the opportunity to compete with many other schools of South Carolina. This year competition with teams, such as Bennettsville, Cheraw, and South Florence, has increased the ability of each of the players. Each member of the golf team has helped each other to strenghten the team. Although the team's performance was not as outstanding as they would have liked, their opponents felt that they were no pushover! With their multi-talents, the golf team holds a promising future. 1. Coach — Dennis West 2. Craig Willis 3. Team (L to R) Dennis West, Charles Wat- son, Craig Willis, Clint Davis, Stacey Skin- ner St. John's MVP for the golf team was Clint Davis. Clint, who played phenomenally all through the regular season, had the opportunity for more outstanding play. Dr. Eads, who is with the Optimist Club of America, entered Clint in a tournament in Greenville, S.C. He placed first in the eighteen hole course, which sent the promising golfer on his way to San Diego, California. There he com- peted with young men from various sections of America, as well as those from the Philippines, Samaria, and other countries of the world. The event took place at Torrey Pines, Home of the Andy Williams' San Diego Open. There were more than six hundred entries with seventy-two holes played. The PCA paid for Clint's travel and recreation. He visited Los Angeles, Atlanta, Disney World, and Mexico during his trip. We are proud to have had someone from St. John's to have such an exciting experience. 1. Stacey Skinner 2. Charles Watson 3. Clint Davis (Seniors not pictured: Barry |une and Rick McCormick.) 133 Under the fine leadership of Miss Brenda Huff and Ms. Delores Flem- ming, the Varsity cheerleading squad has done an outstanding job for the 1979-80 season. The squad consisted of six seniors: Terrie Smoak, Melinda Allen, Marsha Askins, Elizabeth Bris- tow, Lera Henderson, and Beth Stur- geon; and four juniors: Cassandra Hunter, Kay Smith, Monica Warsaw, and Lisa Weesner. Serving as mascots this season were two seniors, Barbara Bryant and Teresa Floyd. During the summer, the varsity squad attended the Cheerleader Spirit Conference held at Appala- chian State University. Based on per- formance, the squad was awarded a blue ribbon, and two red ribbons. Based on spirit, the team was awarded the Dynamite Stick. As an award for excellence in all categories, the cheerleaders were named Best All Around Squad. The students and faculty appreci- ate the enormous effort put forth by the 1979-80 cheerleaders, and we are sure that the success of the team will continue for many years. I Terrie Smoak, Marsha Askins, Melinda Allen, Elizabeth Bristow, Beth Sturgeon, Lera Hender- son, Cassandra Hunter, Kay Smith, Monica Warsaw, and Lisa Weesner. Advisors: Miss Brenda Huff and Ms. Delores Flemming. 3. Mascots: Barbara Bryant and Teresa Floyd. 4 Senior: Terrie Smoak. 5. Senior: Melinda Allen 6. Senior: -Marsha Askins. 7. Senior: Elizabeth Bristow. 8. Senior: Lera Henderson. 9. Senior: Beth Sturgeon. 134 f 135 JV CHEERLEADERS St. John's has seen a tremendous improvement within the J.V. cheerleading squad. Led by the advisor, Miss Brenda Huff and the co-captains, Cindy Waylett and Terri Masneri, the squad has main- tained its image of creating and promoting school spirit. The girls attended a summer program designed to better the squad. Their hard work has been greatly rewarded through the enthusiasm and spirit received from the fans and through the fine records of the J.V. football and basketball teams. 1. (L to R) — Cindy Waylett, Vir- ginia White, Kim Strickland, Terri Masneri, Sherri Skinner. Top: Rhonda Sims. 2. Co-Captains: Terri Masneri and Cindy Waylett. The 1979-1980 squad set their goals high and they have certainly reached those goals. i 136 t 137 138 STUDENT COUNCIL St. John's Student Government has been an active one. The group has sponsored many projects ben- efiting both school and commu- nity, including the annual school bazaar, Hat Day, the Red Cross Blood Bank, and Operation Santa Claus, which provided food and toys for the needy. The organiza- tion also sponsors the annual Mr. and Miss St. John's Pageant. The Student Council has had fine leadership this year headed by Mr. Tim Watson and the officers, who are as follows: president, Mickey McKay; v. president, Xavier Marcus; advisor to the pres- ident, Debra Bruce; secretary, Beth Morse; and treasurer, Merry Mor- gan. 1 Officers: Merry Morgan, Beth Morse, Debra Bruce, Xavier Marcus, Mickey McKay. 2. Row 1: M. Jones, D. Campbell, D Bate- man, T. Huntley, T. Moore, P. Odom, V. Welch, T. Weatherford, L Henderson, H. Damon. X Marcus. Row 2: M. Morgan, P O'Neal, B. Morse, D. Bruce, J. Sessoms, L. A. Shaw, M. Allen, M. Askins, E. Bristow, J. Chappell, I Richmond, M. Askins, D. Dut- ton, K. Strickland, N. Lane, E. Bunch, D. Davis, C. McKelvey, D. Dubose. Row 3: T. Dority, J. Vernon, M. McKay, D. Eads, C Lowder, S. Miller, R. Graham, S. Fryer, R. Blackmon, K. Pickrel, K. McRae, V. James, J. Fields, B. Johnson, K Gandy, R. Williamson 3. Advisor: Mr. Tim Watson 4 Crosstich and other types of needlework proved to be popular items. 5. Hand-made crafts were among products offered at the bazaar. 139 e FEATURES AND HONORS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Members of the National Honor Society are chosen by the faculty and administration on the basis of their scholastic achievements and leadership qualities. As a faction of this group, each member is required to maintain at least a B aver- age. 1. Officers: P. Vernon, President; T. Smoak, V. Pres.; I Coggeshall, Secre- tary; and R. Clark, Treasurer. Row 1: S. Psillos, L. Thompson, T. Dority, T Smoak, P Vernon,). Coggeshall, D. Warsaw, L. Helms, B White, M Warsaw, S. Lowder. Row 2: B. Warford,). Vernon, R. Clark, E. Bristow, C. Boston, M. Askins, M. Bristow, K. Candy, T. Huggins, D. Stegall. MO FEATURES AND HONORS SENIOR MARSHALS Each year the twelve boy and girl juniors with the highest class ranks are chosen as Mar- shals. The Marshals preside at Senior Chapel, Class Day and Graduation. Through this honor, these twelve students are rewarded for their high aca- demic achievement. 1. Marshals Sara Psillos and Kenneth Candy escort seniors at the 1979 Class Day procedures Front Row: Sara Psillos, Terrie Smoak, Lila Helms, Deanna Warsaw, Theresa Dority, Patricia Vernon, Linda Thompson. Back Row: Kenneth Gandy, Curtis Register, Brian Warford, Richard Clark, Donny Stegall. 141 PEP CLUB The 1979-80 Pep Club has tripled in size this year in comparison to past years. The Pep Club had many pro- jects: a Spirit ribbon and wrapping paper sale, a candy guessing con- test, the cutest baby contest and the weight of the football team and cheerleaders guessing contest. The Pep Club also made Home- coming a great success by provid- ing posters and helium balloons which were launched at the beginning of the game. The main project of the Pep Club was the Homecoming Dance which was held after the game. The dance was a success with over two hundred students participat- ing. The Pep Club can be com- mended for making the 1979-80 school year the most spirit filled in the history of St. john's. OFFICERS 1 42 JUNIORS SENIORS 1 Ollm-rs (L to R) Miss Hull, advisor; I Bristow. Pres,; I lee, Pres . I Coggeshall, See.. I) Stegall. Ires 2 ‘rth Members (I to R) T Weatherford. V Wekh, R Huntley I) Ivon. I Chapman. I Musselwhilc. R Sims. S Skmner. I Isget, I Medford. N Rubin. I Ste- ve nson, I km . I Henderson 2nd Row I Hanrrnk. I) Honnev kd Row C orton K Hammgton S Jett. I McCov. S West. V Goodson. T Bragg, C Bonna - pane, C firm 4th Row | Bryant. B Pace. I tee. D Ivon. A Williamson. R lohnson. M Pierce. M Win- gate. R Blalork. T Harrell Sth Row M Erickson. K Bla kmon, M fede. M Sullivan. K Bailey. I Tyler. M Hood. R Byrd 6th Row: R. Shillmglaw. E Womac k. G McKelvey, K Keeney. D Blackmon. S. Baldwin, C Odom. K Stirkland, A Lewder. T Smothers. B Weaver.V Buck i. 10th Members (l to R) S Lewis. C Bovd. T Lloyd. I). Moore, C Dabbs. | Blackmon, T Kennedy. E Shell. T Biddix. White. M McCown. K Harrison 2nd Row C lunn. B Williams. D. Patrick, C Wayletl, I Garrison. M Askms, I Brvant. S Cooper. K Brown, C flowers. S Garris )rd Row H Bunh. E Talbert. H Goodson. C Ki er. E Bunch. I Bailev, D Davis, k Waldrop W Truett I Yarborough 4th Row: S Gai nev.B freeman, B Gastright. K Bristow. R Kirven. V Tadlrxk. R McCormick. T Brown. D Pierce Sth Row K McRae. B Hobson. T. Hardee. K Kelly. R Powell. A Anderson. I Flowers, M Morris. M Howie, T Mas- nen bth Row I Gatewood. C Thomason. S Sherron, I lavlor. S O'Seal. V Robinson. T Boseman. S. lee 4 11th Members: (I to R) S Coker. I Caulder. O. Coker, |. lee. R Harrington. T Rabb. S lowder. P O'Soal.T Stevens. K McCutchcon. E Edens. B. W illi- son 2nd Row C lewis. R lohnson. B Matthews. D Eads, I Harris. A. Elms, R Huggins. C. Gibson. M Evans. R IVMaunce. M. Iones. M Morgan Jrd Row I Vernon. R Saxton. D Wavlett. I Watson. A Allen. C White, m freeman, S. freeman. M DeRidder. E Adams. B Greer. C Willis 4th Row G Reese, R Rushing. I) Hood. T Huntley. T Howie. D Rhodes. 1 MrPhail. C Chapman. D freeman. C Watson. A Scott. C Davis Sth Row C. lunn. X Marcus. C Dubose. A Cannon. V Wilds, Z Samuel. A Brown. | fields. H Damon. P Norwood. J Gastright. S Odom 6th Row | Byrd. I losey. W Boston. B lunn, C Bos ton. I Williams. P Iordan. G lackson. G Dewitt. C Gardner 7lh Row I Weesner, M Warsaw , k Smith, C Hunter 5 12th Members. (I to R) D Stegall. E Bristow . I Cox. k Edwards. M Mckav. S PmIIos. m Severance. I. Coggeshall M Bristow. I Helms. B White. I Sher- ron. D Odom. I lermgan 2nd Row I Garrison, C. lett I) Bruce. R Curtis. E Alexander. S leftery. D Grant. B Morse. I Shaw I Byrd. C I yon. M Weath- ertord.S Matthews, E Weaver. I Wilv n Jrd Row I Hubbard. E Johnson. I Todd. R Clark. A Williams. | Holton, B Williams. S Gable. A Norwood, A Ammons. I Graham. B Waldrop. G Askms 4th Row D Timmons. C. Register. C Davis. I Council. T lee, J. Srssoms, D. Gatewood. C Marolta, E. Thommason. R Graham. T Christmas. G. Reese. D. Campbell Sth Row W Parnell. I Dewitt, B Johnson, S English. M Nellies. D Warsaw. Y Hill. M Ham. R Blackmon. P lane. K Bryant. M Rogers. C lowder 6lh Row T floyd. T Smoak.l Henderson. M Allen. M Askms. B Sturgeon. B Bryant 143 YOUNG DISCIPLES The club membership has grown tremendously since last year. Our meetings consist of fel- lowship, which strengthens and uplifts us, as well as club business. Our goal for the year has been to witness about jesus to our fellow students first and then to witness to the community. We know that the Lord is really working in peo- ples' lives! Each of us seeks to glo- rify jesus Christ in our lives daily. Row 1: (L to R): K. Lloyd, M. Dairs, L. Vates, B.). Hobson, C. Jones Row 2: (L to R): Mrs. Harrison, M Morris, M Evans, B. McCormick, A. Brown, E. Brockington, S. Adams, S Adams, S. Barefoot, A. Wilkerson, E. Sanderson, T. Hardee, R. Johnson. The Disco Club, formed this year due to the disco craze, is sponsored by Mrs. Linda Boston. The club's primary interest is cen- tered around the various forms of disco dance. The club hopes to sponsor a school-wide dance to encourage interest in this 1 pas- time among American teenagers. Row 1: (L to R): D. Delaine, D. Lighty, D. Bruce, B. Bristow, C. Jett, M. Stephens. Row 2: (L to R): F. Brown, V. Coodson, C. Jack- son, B. Lunn, J Lucky, L. Josey, L Blackmon, R. Miles, C. Fox, J. Stevens, V. Johnson, S. Jett, A. Williams, M. Graham, D. Dubose, J. McCall, G. Bruce, M. Nettles, A Thomas, D. Jackson, Mrs. Linda Boston, P. Jordan. Row 3: (L to R): R Hough, C. Lunnon, V. Robin- son, D. McCoy, R McNeil, T. Marcus, A. Wilds, D. Lunnon, L. Frazier, J. Lucky, C. McCall, C. McCall, R Williams, C. Johnson, S. English, J McFarland, B Johnson, A Sla- ter. L. Robinson, C. Barron. 144 CHESS CLUB The Chess Club is open to all students at St. John's who are mainly interested in a challenge of skill. This club consists of 24 members who are advised by Dr. Robert Hitch. The members on the Chess team are as fol- lows: 1st Board: Ben Craft, 2nd Board: Lance Howie, 3rd Board: David Iseman, 4th Board: Lance Howie, 5th Board: Bill Stafford, and 6th Board, Robbie Bryant. Row 1: F. Mozingo, S. Fryer, K. James, K Stevens, T. Jeffords, T. Huggins Row 2: M. Hood, B. Arnold, S. Rogers, | Helton, C. Reese. The DECA II is a very active club, having taken numerous trips as well as sponsoring the Distributive Education Store at the Career Center. This club stresses the leadership and socials skills that are important in the world of fashion and mar- keting. Row 1: Frances Hannibal. President; Sandra Dubose, Historian; Diane Dixon, Chaplain Row 2: Kim Mims, Secretary; Abby Lee, Treasurer; Tommy March, Sergeant; Wanda Gray, Parliamentarian; Alice Ammons, V. President; Sue Adams; Jeannie Flowers. 145 KEY CLUB The Key Club has had a very good year with the selling of concessions at the football games, cleaning up at the Dar- lington Youth Home, and help- ing the Kiwanis Club sell Christ- mas trees. 1. Officers. J. Hardee, Secretary; S. Miller, President; D Eads, Treasurer; N Bonnoitt, V. Pres. (Not Pictured). 2. Key Club Sweetheart: Margaret Bris- tow 3. State It. Governor: Jim Vernon. 4. Key Club: Row 1: K. Bryant, T. McLamb, D. Hood, ). Harris, J. Vernon, R Clark, ). Hardee, T. Huggins, R. Gra- ham. S. Skinner, E. Talbert, B. Freeman, G. Reese, T. Hardee. Row 2: D. Eads, D. Campbell, |. Beckwith, R. Johnson, K McRae. E. Byrd, D. Timmons, C. Lowder, 5. Miller, M Bristow, R Anderson, D. Stegall, G. Reese. 146 ANCHOR CLUB « The Anchor Club, directed by Miss Debra Matthews, is a divi- sion of the Darlington Pilot Club International. This year, the girls were involved in several projects benefiting both school and community. 1. Anchor Club Sweetheart: Larry Cox 2. Board Members: J. Richmond, T. Ste- vens, M. Bristow, Miss Matthews 3. Officers: S. Psillos, V. President; I. Ses- soms, President; E. Edens, Treasurer; K Chapman, Secretary. 4. Anchor Club: Row 1: J. Richmond, M. Askins, T. Stevens, J. Council. B Morse, T Smoak, L. Helms, L A. Shaw, M. Bris- tow, B. Sturgeon, J. Coggeshall. K. Smith, I. Sessoms. Row 2: R Graham, M. McCown, E Bunch, A Cannon. M. War- saw, L. Cox, S. Psillos, M. Rogers, S. Low- der, T. Rabb. C. Waylett. B Williams. S. Gable. Row 3: T Masneri, E Edens, M. Askins, K. Chapman, E. Bristow. 147 ST. JOHN'S THUNDERING WOODWINDS PERCUSSION 148 t BLUE AND WHITE BAND 1. Drum Major: Marguerite Ham. 2. Majorettes: Donda Hoffmon, Cindy Gibson, and Robyn Byers. 3. Flag Girls: Lisa Robinson, Audrey Cannon, Betty Johnson, Theda Cannon, Carolyn Fields, Valerie James, Elvira Bacote. 149 JCI The )CL is a club for current and former Latin students. The jCL members have a full year of events; Christmas Caroling, the Latin Forum, the Declamation contest at Clemson, selling posters and candy and the Roman Banquet. The club has forty-two members led by the club officers. They are: Pres. — David Gatewood, V. Pres. — Tony Huggins, Sec. — Virginia White, Treas. — Lynne Yarbor- ough, Parliamentarian (1) — Ginger McKelvey, Parliamentarian (2) — Tanya Bragg, Historian — Jonathan Gatewood, Publicity — Merry Morgan, Social Chair- man — Carolyne Rhodes. Sponsor for the JCL is Mrs. Suggs, who has served the club well for a number of years. 1. JCL Officers: Pres. — D. Gatewood, V. Pres. — I Huggins, Treas — I. Yarborough. Sec. — V. White, Social Chairman — C. Rhodes, Pub- licity — M. Morgan, Parliamentarian — G. McKelvey, Historian — |. Gatewood, and Advi- sor— Mrs. Suggs. 2. JCL Members: (L to R) Row 1 L. Yarborough, Y. Buck, C. Bonaparte, S. Jett. Row 2:1. Thomp- son, B. Pace, A. McDaniels, M. Fede, M. Brick- son, P Odom, K Blackmon, V. Welch, S. Hud- ley, T. Bragg, P. Robinson. Row 3: M. Sullivan, C. Rhodes, B Hobson, J. Atkins, S. Gainey, T Lloyd, S Knight, K. Davis, T. Walters, D. Lions, T. Brown, C. King, D. McLean. Row 4: R. Bran ham, B. Stafford, M. Wirhousky, V. White, M. Morgan, D. Huggins, D Hood, B. Bristow, C. Huggins, G. McKelvey, K. Willis, D. Blackmon, D. Gatewood, I Huggins, J. Gatewood 150 AUDIO-VISUAL � The Audio Visual Club members are active in the operation of Audio Visual equipment for teachers and students. They sponsor two activities for the student body and have a field trip at the end of the year. 1. Officers: (Silling) E. Byrd, Vice President. (Standing) E. Bunch, Secretary; M. Allen, Presi- dent; N. Norwood, Treasurer. 2. Audio Visual Members: Bottom Row: S. Mclnville, T. Vincent, C. Kelly, N. Norwood, K. Brown, I). Lyons, L. Bryant, V. Conyers, M. Allen, K. McCutheon, E Edens, R. Harrington, R. Graham, E. Bunch, D. Davis, L. Bailey, Y Buck. Top Row: R. Byrd, J. Helton, B. Stafford, O lawhon, E Byrd, R Clark, R. Kemmerlin, A. Anderson, T. Howie, C. Sturgeon, J. Watford, R. Wiley, S. Suggs, N. Lane, C. Davis, T. Moore, C. Register, B. Hatchell, T. Gainey. 151 COMPANY A ROTC COMPANY B 1. Commander Steve Huntley; Guidon Bearer — Lisa Frazier 2. Commander — Ronald Curtis, Guidon Bearer — Charles Robinson 3. Commander — Glenn Parker 4. Commander — Lera Henderson 152 ROTC BATTALION STAFF 153 DRAMA CLUB Lifeguards ' and Beyond the Door ' two one-act produc- tions staged in January were fol- lowed by a collection of mono- logues in the spring. Both of these plays helped the actors by gaming versatility. A trip to Winthrop for the Palmetto Drama Festival in March cli- maxed the endeavors of the club. Row 1: (I to r) R. Johnson, T.Hardee, |. Richmond, P O'Neal. Row 2: J. Wilson, M. Evans, K. Kelly, E. Weaver, R. Demau- rice, R. Huggins, Advisor — Ms. Flem- ing, M. McCown. T. lee, C. Waylett, J. Garrison, D. Warsaw, C. Jones Row 3: S. Adams, E. Womack, L. Yarborough, K. Bristoe, B. Gastright, L Bailey, T. Mas- neri, J. Todd, T Byrd, R. Harrington, A. Ammons, M. Askins, L. Tyler, R. Lane. Row 4 D. Kennedy, K. Smith, S Drew, M. Morgan, D. Gatewood, C. Gibson. L. Campbell, C. Braddock, J. Hardee, B. J. Hobson, S. Ward, B. Craft, J. Gatewood. The Library Club, advised by Librarian Mrs. Johnson, consists of 8 students who work as assistants to the Librarian during their lunch or study periods. The Club's main project this year was sponsoring a Readers Book Fair. Top to Bottom: G. Reed, A Elms, O. lawhon, A. Parrish, B. Frazier, A. Brown, D. Driggers, L Blackmon, Mrs. Johnson — Advisor. 154 SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club, advised by Mrs. Simons, planned several activities this year. These activi- ties included selling shrubbery and flowers, taking periodic trips to the Pee Dee, and having several speakers to discuss the ideas of wild life and forestry. The club's main purpose was to help the members experience the many aspects of the out- door life. 1. Science Club Members: (L to R) — Brian Warford, Esther Edens. Stacey Skinner, Susan Williams, Kyle Lane. The Art Guild, advised by Ms. McCauley, has 9 members this year. One of the Art Guild's main purposes is to aid any student who wishes an art scholarship. They also have taken several periodic trips to Arts and Craft Fairs. 2. Art Guild Members: Row 1, (I to R): Freddie Weatherford, Gail Isman, Ms. McCauley, Bridgette Williams, Theresa Dority, Mandy Smoak. Row 2, (L to R): Mary Ann Weatherford, Sue Conyers. Cameron Lloyd, Carol Sherron. 155 ST. JOHN'S SINGERS Under the leadership of Mrs. Linda Watson, in her first year at St. john's, the Chorus and the St. John Singers deserve recognition for their talent and hard work. The St. )ohn Singers have per- formed for many churches and civic clubs throughout the Pee Dee. They have received outstanding reviews! We are fortunate to have such talent representing our school. The Chorus is made up of chorus classes meeting daily. The Chorus presented a Christmas concert enti- tled “The Christmas Story by Anita Kerr. It is the story of a hippie angel and his acceptance in heaven. The Chorus should be commended for a job well done. 1. The St. lohn Singers: (L to R) Rodney John- son, Anice Lane, David Gatewood, Pryncessa Jackson, Robyn Byers, Otis Lawhon, Ann Wil- liams. 2nd Row: Camille Jones, Terrie Smoak, lean Coggeshall, Elizabeth Bristow. 3rd Row Cara Weaver, Ken McRae, Elizabeth Bunch, Kim long. 156 BUS DRIVERS Among the assets of St. John's is our school newspaper The Bulle- tin . Its improvement during the past years is remarkable. Interest- ing news items from the school and outside sources are collected and developed to bring reading satisfaction to every student who gazes upon the news magazine. 1. Bulletin Staff Editors: (L to R) — Sara Psil- los, Sports Editor; Elizabeth Bristow, News Editor; Dean Campbell, Editor-in- Chief; Patricia Vernon, Co-Editor; Mar- sha Askins, Features Editor. Staff members include: Beth Sturgeon, Terrie Smoak, jane Todd, Brian Warford, Margaret Bristow, Katherine Bristow, and Mrs. Ervin, advisor. No student at St. John's is entrusted with more responsibility than the school bus drivers. Bus Drivers must leave home earlier in the morning and arrive home later in the afternoon. Drivers, how- ever, can take satisfaction in knowing that they provide much needed service for performing this important job well. 2. Row 1: L. McCall, A. Taylor, K Holloway, R. Curtis. Row 2: C. Miles, M. Pickney, C. Johnson, E. Johnson. Row 3: M. Dargen, K. Kennedy, R Douglas, L. Wright. Row 4: W. Parnell, B. Williams, J. Jackson, D. O'Neal, P. Lee. Row 5: W. Odom, L. Epps, M. Hunter. Row 6: T. March, A O'neal, W. Blayton, B Jeffords, D Bate- man, R. Jernigan, H. Howie, R. Clark. 157 F.F.A. The St. John's Vocational FFA is a future business preparatory organization presently consisting of 20 members including the offi- cers: Pres. — Leon Epps, Vice-Pres. — Todd Hardee, Reporter — Tony Sherrill, Sentinel — Dwayne Weatherford, Treas. — Johnny Arnold, Sec. — Blake Arnold, and Advisor, Alex Yarborough. All the members are enrolled in classes which basically train them for placement in agriculturally related professions. Activities include Public Speaking, Soil Judging, Livestock Judging, Mechanics and Parliamentary Procedure Contests. These activities contribute to the student's future occupations. FFA also sponsors many extra curricular activities and trips. The Motto: Learning to do Doing to learn Earning to live Living to serve 1. FFA Sweetheart — Meda Johnson, Billy Jo Hobson. 2. Members: (I to R) Leon Epps, Todd FHar- dee, Johnny Arnold, Brian Arnold, Tony Sherrill, Dwayne Weatherford, Allen McRae, Roman McCoy. 158 F.H.A. t Future Homemakers of America is a nationwide establishment which teaches a student to per- form as a leader, to be cooperative and friendly. FHA offers a wide range of services and exciting new experiences! This national organi- zation consists of young men and women who have participated in home economics in junior and senior high schools. FHA Officers: (L to R) Pres. — Betty John- son, Vice-Pres. — Zedith Samuel, Sec. — Jean Chappell, Treas. — Elaine Sanderson, Reporter — Billie Jo Hobson, Historian — Cassandra Hunter. Not present: Chm. of Recreation — Marguerite Ham, and Chm. of Projects— Pam Reynolds. 2. FHA Members: Row 1: (L to R) D. Wil- liamson, D. Williamson, V. Wilds, M. Moses, B. Johnson, C. Hunter, S. Adams, T. Suggs, S. Ward, J. Chappell, E. Sanderson, C. Dewitt, C. Conyers, D. Kennedy, B. Hob- son, S. Lewis. Row 2: Advisor — Mrs. Kearse, K. Lloyd, F. Hannibal, P. Thomas, R. Lunn, C. Hunter, M. Ham, T. Boseman, S. English, T. King, F. Brown, J. Samuel, Z. Samuel, T. McPhail, L. Josey, D. Dolford, V. Goodson, N. Ruby, C. Matthews, L. Dargan, V. Stevens, Advisor — Mrs. Johnson. 159 The Block S) Club consists of stu- dents who have lettered in a varsity sport. During the 1979-80 school year, the members were active in sponsoring the annual powder puff game and working the concession stands at the basketball games. Under the leadership of George Reese, Pres., and Coach Singletary, Advisor, the club raised money to purchase letter sweaters for St. John's athletes. 1. Block S) Officers: (L to R) Chuck lowder, Vice-President; Sara Psillos, Treasurer; Terrie Smoak, Secretary; George Reese, President. Seated: Coach Norman Singletary, Advisor. 2. Block SJ Members: (L to R) 1st Row: Lisa Weesner, Monica Warsaw, Kay Smith, Melinda Allen, Lera Henderson, Terrie Smoak, Marsha Askins, Beth Sturgeon. 2nd Row: Eddie Talbert, leffrey Helton, Marion Pickney, Ronald Curtis, Kenneth Gandy, Dennis Timmons, Chris Kiser, Clint Davis, George Reese, Chuck Lowder. 3rd Row: Lori Huff, Beth Morse, Jane Council, Chris Davis, Debra Bruce, Carol Jett, Debra Jackson, Marguerite Ham, Pam Jordan, Sam Jef- feries, Lynne Sherron, Deanna Freeman, Sara Psillos, Beth White, Lila Helms, Cheree Marotta, Teresa Floyd, Elizabeth Bristow. 4th Row: Kenny Bryant, Dean Campbell, Jonathan Gatewood, Deanna Warsaw, Donnie Bateman, Timmy Huntley, Tammie Stevens, Craig Willis, Barbara Bryant. 5th Row: Joseph Fields, Boyd Poole, Joseph James, Eddie Byrd, Sam Miller, Donny Stegall, Sherri Johnson, Howard Byrd, Kim Edwards, Larry Cox, Ricky Saxton, Robin Pate, Phillip Lane, Ricky Anderson. 3. Block SJ Members work the concession stand during basketball season. 2 60 BLOCK SJ t FIRST YEAR LETTERMEN 1. Front Row: (L to R) Chris Kiser, Beth Morse, Marion Pickney, Betty Johnson, Joseph James, Boyd Poole, Kay Smith, Monica Warsaw, Bar- bara Bryant. Back Row: Marguerite Ham, Debra Jackson, Carol Jett, Pam Jordan, Ronald Curtis, Deanna Warsaw, Elizabeth Bristow, Chris Davis, Lynne Sherron, Marsha Askins, Lisa Weesner, Cheree Marotta, Eddie Talbert. SECOND YEAR LETTERMEN 2. Front Row: (L to R) Eddie Byrd, Robin Pate, Dennis Timmons, Craig Willis, Donnie Bate- man, Howard Byrd, Tammie Stevens, Lera Hen- derson, Terrie Smoak. Back Row. Lori Huff, Lila Helms, Beth White, Deanna Freeman, Sara Psil- los, Beth Sturgeon, Sam Jefferies, Johnathan Gatewood, Timmy Huntley, Phillip Lane, Ricky Anderson. THIRD YEAR LETTERMEN 3. Front Row: (L to R) Theresa Floyd, Dean Campbell, Chuck Lowder, Sam Miller, Ricky Saxton, Larry Cox, Kim Edwards, Sherri John- son. Back Row: Kenny Bryant, Donny Stegall, Joseph Fields, Kenneth Gandy, Clint Davis, Melinda Allen, Jane Council, Debra Bruce, George Reese. 161 AFRO-AMERICAN The Afro-American Literary and Historical Club is in its first year of existence at St. John's. The Club's main objective is to aid students in becoming more aware of blacks and the roles they have played and are playing in the fields of literature and history. Front Row (L to R): B. Johnson, C Hunter, M. Moses, M. Nettles, S. English, P Jordan, R. Miles, D. Warsaw, C. Jett, D. Bruce, M. John- son, D. Dolford, F. Hannibal, M. Ham, Advisor — Mrs. T. S. Scott. Back Row (L to R): L. Epps, E. Johnson, W. Parnell, K. Gandy, R. Curtis, M. Pickney. (Not Pictured — E. Hood, C. Williams, P Jackson). The 1979-80 Spanish Club, under the direction of Mrs. Jane Walrath, has 22 members. The members dis- cuss life as it is in Mexico and Span- ish countries. This year the club sponsored a contestant in the Miss Blue Devil Pageant and participated in the Foreign Language Day in Columbia. The officers for this year were: Lee Ann Shaw — Pres., Sherrie Coskrey — V. Pres., Robin Graham — Sec., Audrey Cannon — Treas., and Kyle Lane — Sargento de Arms. Row 1 (L to R) L. A. Shaw, S. Coskrey, R. Gra- ham, A Cannon, K. Lane. Row 2: T. Blackmon. V Skinner, J. Beckwith, A. Allen, T. Taylor. V. Tadlock, R. McCormick, L. Tyler. Row .3: S. Salyers, V. Wilkes, A. Brown, T. Mclamb, H Goodson, K Bristow, R. Harrington, T. Howie, C. Kiser. 162 ROD AND GUN CLUB t The newly formed Rod and Gun Club, advised by Mr. Beckham, has 30 members. The club's main pur- pose is to familiarize the students with wild life preservations and with the rules and regulations of hunting and fishing. The club also plans periodic hunting and fishing expeditions. 1 Members: Row 1: (L to R) I Beckwith, G. Askins, R. lohnson, J. Harris. B lames, I). Waylett, S. Copeland, B. Hutchinson. Row 2: (L to R) |. Stevenson, C. White. R. Pipkin, H. Parnell, J. Lee, T Huntley, Mr. Beckham, J. Watson, T. Howie, T. Huggins, T. Howie. Row 3: (L to R) T. Sherrill, D. Hood, R Wiley. K. Baker, j. Vernon, D. Williams, A. Mathis, D. Britton. 2. Officers: (L to R) John Beckwith. Jammie Harris, Mr. Beckham — Advisor, Greg Askins. 163 165 MORES • SOPHOMORES • SOPHOMORES • SOPHOMO ? 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Darlington, S.C. 29532 393-2588 Phone 393-0885 The Good Will Man (Carolina ;Bank Sc diruat Company lamar, outh Carolina Quinby, South Carolina Sarlington j ocietg JHill 174 R. B. POND CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Mineral Springs Road Darlington, S.C. 393-2837 176 Compliments of CAROLINA LUNCH Compliments of HARRISON SPECIALTY COMPANY Compliments of SMITH T.V. SERVICE TELEVISION SERVICE INSTALLATION « 117 Orange St. 393-2241 Compliments of WATSON CHEVROLET QUALITY FLOWER SHOP Pearl Street Darlington, S.C. 122 Dargan Street Darlington, S.C. Phone:393-3818 THE GREAT HIGHWAY PERFORMERS 178 603 N. Main Street Darlington, S.C. 29532 Phone: 393-5478 Your Total Hardware Furnishing Store STANDARD PARTS OF DARLINGTON 219 Pearl St. Darlington, S.C. 29532 Phone:393-2801 H. S. FLOORS AND FURNISHINGS 179 Compliments of EDWARDS DARGAN INSURANCE (joqqeAla h L 127 Russell St. QUALITY SINCE 1—3 - Darlington, S.C. 29532 DARLINGTON DARLINGTON AUTO PARTS FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 141 Exchange St. Darlington, S.C. 266 Cashua St. Darlington, S.C. W. H. BRISTOW, INC. Dovesville Hwy. — P.O. Box 158 Darlington, S.C. THE LUNCH BOX 118 Main Street Darlington, S.C. Phone:393-551 I Where Eats Are Treats We Use and Recommend Image Products GOLDEN SHEARS 125 East Broad Street Darlington, S.C. 29532 Telephone 393-28AI Robert Bryan 182 Klip Joint II Unisex Hair Design Mon.-Sat. I 140 Hartsville Hwy. Darlington, S.C. 393-8742 ROFFUER (0 THE PILOT CLUB Sponsor of the Sf. John's High School ANCHOR CLUB DARLINGTON TRACTOR CO. INC. DARLINGTON OUTLET P.O. 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Broad St., Darlington Insurance: Life, Blue Cross, Blue Shield Auto • Home Owners • Fire Loss of Income Phone:393-3932 186 Compliments of nucor steel A Division of NUCOR Corporation Post Office Box 525 Darlington, South Carolina 29532 803 393-5841 Telephone 1 OFFICE PLANNING DECORATING I WILCOX OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. OFf Cf EQUIPMENT — INTERIOR DISICN SERVICE • MACHINES • FURNITURE • CARPET • DRAPES • WALL- COVERING DARLINGTON HWY BALFOUR-TAYLOR SERVICE CENTER 6 Cluster Court Columbia, S.C. 29169 South Carolina Representatives Mike Smith, Whit Cline Buddy Roth The best yearbooks are Taylor made. The Largest Parts House in the State [jlestern . 29s32 STANDARD PARTS OF FLORENCE uto'associate store tkr Qastulf Main 830 South Irby St. Phone 662-5285 Branches 2191 West Evans Street 1 799 East Palmetto St. Florence, S.C. 29501 188 COMPLIMENTS OF FRIENDS BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1980 BELK'S DEPARTMENT STORE PUBLIC SQUARE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS! THE BLUE DEVIL STAFF Compliments of RODGER'S TOP SHOP Automobile and Upholstery • Convertible Vinyl Tops • Headliners • Carpet • Seat Covers Free Estimates 120 W. Hampton Phone 393-3541 «be DIAMOND HILL PLYWOOD COMPANY (gangplank Telephone 803-393-2803 SEAFOOD RESTAURANT Drawer 529 Darlington, S.C. 29532 FLORENCE, SC DINE ON THE OCEAN, GIVE OR TAKE A FEW MILES 190 INDUSTRIAL PAVING INC. Mineral Springs Road Darlington, S.C. Phone(803)393-3922 GOLD STAR PATRONS Carolina Drug Store 68 South Public Square Darlington Music Company 130 North Main Street Design Alley 906 Cashua Drive Florence, S.C. 29501 Grantham's Studio I 351 Pineland Drive P.O. Box 542 Florence, S.C. 29501 Kistler Funeral Home 48 I Pearl Street 192 SILVER STAR PATRONS Marsha Askins Elizabeth Bristow Margaret Bristow Mr. and Mrs. Richard Robbins Mrs. Thomasina Scott Walter J. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Watford, Sr. INDEX Adams. Angela — 76 Adams, [va — 56 Adams. Sabrina — 56,154 Adams, Sue — 36 Adams. Sosie — 64 Adkms, lonathan — 64 AF RO AMf RICAN CLUB — 162 Alexander, Ernestine — 76. Alexander, (mostme 36 Alford. Walter — 57 Allen. Alex — 56,162 Allen. Melinda — 7,11, 36. 49. 50. 53. 78. 1 14, 135 151.160 161 148. 194 Allen. Mona — 36 Ammons. Alice— 36. 154 ANCHOR ClUB— 147 Anderson. Andy — 76. 151 Anderson, |oey — 76 Anderson, Ric ky — 24. 36. 50. KX). 102. 146 160. 161 Anderson, Ronnie — 66 Anderson, Sbaron — 76 Anderson, I ina — 76 Andrews, Randolph —64 ANNUAl STAFF — 148. 194 Arnold. Blake — 64 Arnold. Johnny — 56 ARTGUIU)—155 Askms. Greg — 36. 16 3 Askms. Manan — 147. 154. 157 Askms. Marsha—9. 11.24. 36. 7. 1 � 4. 135. 48 160 161.147 146 148 Atkinson. Wayne— 3. 36 AUDIO VISUAL CtUB — 151 Bar ote. Ilvira — 64 Ba ote. Maione — 64 Barote. Wayne — 64 Bailey, Karen — 76 Bailey, lisa — 151. 154 Baldwin. Stephanie — 110.111.76 Baker, Ken — 163 Baker. lee — 76 Bartjoe, Mai Woodrow —40 Barlrer. Woolly — 64 Barefoot. Sharon — 64 Barron, Carla — 64 Bateman. Donnie — 56. KX). 160. 161 Bateman, leannme — 76 Bazen. Donna — 56 f3easers. la y — 56 Be« kham. Mr Sandy — 40 Be kwilh. |ohn — 14. 56. 146 163 Bedenbaugh David — 36 Bell. Arlene — 76 Bell. Gary — 36 Bell. Rolrert — 76 Biddix. Tammy — 32 Bird. Treye — 77 Black Terry —76 Bla krnon. Chur k 56 Blar kmon, Donna — 76 Blat kmon. Irnest — 76 Blar kmon. George — 76 Blar kmon, Kelly — 76 Blackmon. Larry — 76 Blat kmon, Lisa — 76 Blackmon. Lynette— 36,154 Blackmon. Penny — 76. Blackmon. Richard — 56 Blackmon. Ricky — 56,100 Blackmon, Ray — 76 Blackmon. Tim — 56, 58. 59. KX). 162 Blalock. Randall —8.76 BLOCK SI —160 Bona part, Carol — 76 Bonnoitl. Norwood — 36. 51 Boseman. Pamela — 76 Boseman, Tonya — 5.15 Boston. Cmdy — 56. 140 Boston, Mrs Linda —90 Boston. Wendy — 56 Braddoc k, Claude — 66. 154 Bradshass.fdwm — 76. Bragg. Tanya -76 Bramlette. Thomas — 36 Branham. Russell — 76 Bristow. Bobby — 62. 76 Bristow. Elizabeth — 11. 22, 24 27. 7. 37. 50. 1 34. 1 35. 160. 161. 162, 140, 198 Bristow. Katherine —157. 154. 110. Ill Bristow. Margaret — 25. 28. 37, 48. 140. 146. 147. 157. 148 Britt. Greg — 76 Britt. James — 76 Bntt, Jeftery — 77 Bntt. Randy — 56 Bntt. Robbie — 37 Bntt, Robin — 37 Britt, Sylvia — 77 Britt. Teresa — 56 Britton. Daves — 57. 163 Broac h. Geniso — 36. 125. 126 Brixikshire. Sherrill — 77 Broome. Kevin — 77 Brown. Angela — 72. 154. 162. 148 Brow n. Angela - 5. 15. 56 Brown. Bernetha 77 Brown, Frosteen — 65 Brown, Isaiah — 77 Brown, lames — 77 Brown, Kevin — 65 Brown. Kim — 65. 151 Brown. Randy — 56 Brown. Roliert — 77 Brown. Stanley — 77 Brown. Teresa — 65 Brown, Theren — 56 Bruc e. Caret ha — 77 Broc e. Debra — 25. 37.50. 124. 125. 160. 161. 162. 198 Bruc e. Elaine—65 Bruc e. Sharon — 57. 124. 125 Bryant. Barbara 9. 25. 124. 125. 160. 161. 162. 148 Bryant, Joe — 77 Bryant, lone — 151 Bryant. Kenny 9. 25. 37. 44. 50. KX). 102. 146. 160. 161 Buc k. Yolanda — 77. 151. 3 3 BULLETIN, THE —157 Bumgarner, Brent — 57 Bunch. Elizabeth — 14, 147,151 Burch, Hal — 66. Burroughs. Rev. Ernest —90 BUS DRIVERS —157 Butler, Patty |o — 12,77. Byers. Darrin — 77. Byers, Robyn — 65. Byrd, Annette — 65 Byrd, Eddie — 37,146.157, 160.161. Byrd, Howard — 37. 49, 50.160. 161 Byrd, James — 57. Byrd, Kevin — 77 Byrd, larry— 37. Byrd, Ronald —77, 131 Byrd, Irma — 37, 154 Caldwell. Mark — 65 Campbell. Dean — 38. 51.146. 160,161 Campbell. I isa — 65,154 Camplx-ll, Tommy — 77 Cannon, Audrey — 5. 15, 57. 147.162 Cannon. Theda —65 Carter, Charlena — 77 Cason, Timmy — 65 Caulder. |amie — 38. Chambers. Tony 77 Chapman, Karen — 10.12. 57,62.11T, 147 Chapman, Karla — 57 Chapman, Keith — 77 Chapman, Lynn — 77. Chappell. Jean — 15, 38 CHESSCLUB—145 Chewnmg, Miss Charlena — 90 CHORUS—156 Christmas, Tammy — 25. 26. 38. 50 Church. Karen — 65 Clark, Angela —65 Clark. George —65 Clark, Rk hard — 38. 50. 140.146.151. Clark, Shirley — 65 Cobb, Peggy — 65 Coe, Glenda — 77. Coe, Gloria —66 Coe, Teresa — 77 Coggeshall. Jean — 10. 38,140. 147 Coker. Debbie — 57 Coker, Steve — 57 Cole, Melissa — 65 Coleman. Danny — 77 Conyers. Mrs Brenda — 91 Conyers. Connie — 38 Conyers. Penny — 66 Conyers. Vicki —151 Cook. Timmy — 77 Copeland. Fred — 38. 50 Copeland, loel — 38. 51 Copeland. Sam — 163 Coskrey. Sherry — 162 Cotton, Charles — 57 Council, Jane — 38.49.124, 125.147.160. 161.198 Cousar. Mrs Ada — 91 Cox, Larry — 14, 24. 38. 100, 103. 147,160. 161. Craft. Ben — 38,154 Creech. Mr Robed —91 Crosby. Karen — 77 Curtis. Ronald — 38. 152, 160. 161. 162 Dabbs. Donna — 57 Dabbs. Gary — 66 Damon, Harriet — 5. 57 Dargan. lames — 77 Dargan. Marshall — 57 Dargan. Robert — 57 Dargan. Valerie — 78 Dargan. W alter — 57 Davis, Allen — 78 Davis, Chris — 38. 48.51. 160. 161. 198 Davis. Cl.nl — 57. 58. 1 32. 133.160. 161. 151 Davis, Dana — 25.151 Davis, Darlene — 57 Davis, James — 38 Davis. Kay — 78 Davis. Matthew — 78 Davis. Melinda — 78 Davis. Rebecca — 38 Dean. Mrs Sue1 — 91 DECA CLUB - 145 Delaine, David — 78 IJeMaunc e. Robin — 57. 154 Dennis. Paula — 34 DeRidder. Margaret - 57 Derry. Anglea — 78 Dew. Randy — 78 DeWitt. Gloria — 57 DeWilt. |ohnny — 57 DeWitt. Melvin — 39 Dickerson, Elame — 78 Du kerson. Paula — 78 Dicks.Sgl Abeam — 91 DISCO CLUB — 144 Dolford. Dianne- — 39. 162 194 Dorily, Donna — 39 Dority, Theresa — 39,140 Douglas, Robert — 57. DRAMA CLUB — 1S4 Drew, Stephen —154 Driggers, j)onna —154 Dubose, Charlotte — 57 Dubose, Debbie — 78 Dubose, Sandra — 39. Dupre, Joel — 78. Dutton, Dawn — 29. 78 Duval, Frankie — 78 Eads. David — 56. 58,62.146 Edens, Esther — 25. 28. 58.147.151. Edwards. Kim —14,24, 28, 39. 50.110, 111, 160,161. Ellis, Tim — 78. Elliotte, Renee —66 Elms, Angie — 58,154. Elms, Cary — 78 English. Janice — 66 English. Sandy — 39. 51.162 Enoch. Derek — 78 Erickson, Melinda — 78 Ervin. Mrs Elizabeth— 91 Epps, leon — 39. 50.162 Evans, Donna — 66 Evans. Melissa — 58.154. Everett, Michael — 66. Eede. Mary — 78. Fields, Carolyn —67. Fields, loseph — 58.100.160,161 Fitch, Glenn — 78 Flemming. Ms. Delores — 159 Flowers. Crystal — 8 Flowers, Jeanie — 39. Flowers. Richard — 78 Floyd, David — 78 Floyd, Teresa —9,10.16. 39. 51,124. 125. 160. 161 Foster. 8renda — 67 Fox. Chris — 58 Fox. Cora —67 Frasier, Frankie — 78, Frazier, Brenda — 13, 39.154 Frazier, lisa —152 Freeman. Alan — 58 Freeman. Buddy — 71,146 Freeman. Deanna — S8.110,111,124.125.160,161 Freeman, Michele — 58 Freeman. Susan — 58 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA— 158 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS Of AMERICA —159 Fryer. Scott — 7b Cable. Sall.e — 39. 51.147 Gainey, Allen — 79 Gamey, Be ky — 79 Gainey. Laurie — 79 Gamey. Stacy — 79 Gamey. Terry — 151 Gamey, Wmdell — 79 Gandy. Kenneth —9. 39. 51.103. 140, 24. 160, 161,162 Gandy. Robin — 79 Gandy. Ronald — 39 Gandy, Wallac e — 58 Gardner. Charlie — 58 Garland. Howard — 79 Garris. Sheila — 8 Garrison, lulie — 39.154 Gastnght. Beverly— 71, 154 Cast right. Gmny — 10. 56. 58 Cast right. |ohn — 79 Gates, leffery — 79 Gatewood. David — 11. 36. 40. 154. 198 Gatewood. Jonathan — 154.160.161 Gerald, Mrs Estelle — 92 Gibson. Cmdy — 10. 58. 154 Gilbert. Paint ia — 13. 40 Gilbert. Stanley — 40 Givens. Frankie — 67 Goff. Harold — 40 Goodson. Hal — 162 Goodson. Post ilia — 79 Goodson. Ronnie — 79 Goodson, Verdi — 79 Goodwin. Allen — 79 Gordon. Mrs Gloria — 92 Graham. |a kie — 40 Graham, Nelson — 79 Graham. Ray — 72. 144� Graham. Robin — 1 3. 40.147.151 Grant, [ avid — 40 Graves. Butt h — 58 Graves. Rene — 58 Graves. Steve — 79 Gray. |ohnny — 79 Gray, Wanda — 40 Greene. Rohm — 58 Greer. Brel - 3. 58 Greer. Mr Tom —92 Griggs. Chnstmt— 67 Halt hak. Mu hael — 58 Halthak. Paul —67 Hall. Janet — 79. Ham, Margaree — 40.160,161. 162 Hamilton, Kenneth — 79 Hamilton, Oscar — 79 Hamilton, Sammie — 58. Hant ock. Chip — 79. Hankins, Dorothy — 58 Hankins, Robert — 79 Hankins, Teresa — 79. Hannibal, Debra — 79. Hannibal, Francis— 40,162 Hardee. Todd —154 Harper, Jimmy — 58.154. Harrell, Arty — 25, 40. 49,100.103 Harrell, Todd — 79 Harrington. Rachel — 58.151.159,162 Harris, Jammie— 146. 163 Harrison. Mrs Elinor — 92 Hart, Arthur — 79. Haselden, Teresa — 58 Halt hell. Buddy —151. Helton, leffrey — 3,40.151,160.161. Helms, Lila — 40.110, 111, 124.125,140.147,160.161. Henderson, Gary — 79. Henderson, lames —80 Henderson, jimmy — 80. Henderson, lera — 7,11,24. 40. 51.134,135.153.160. 161 Heustess, Todd — 80. Hill. Anthony — 80 Hill, Yolanda — 40 Hitc h, Dr. Robert —92 Hobson. Billy Jo —72.154 Hobson, William — 80 Hoffman, Donda — 58 Holloman. Matthew — 12,24,40 Holloway. Katherme — 40 Holloway, Mitchell — 67. Holloway, Robert — 58 Honney, David — 80 Hood. David —59.146. 163 Hood, Ethelyn — 59 Hood, Mark —80 Hough, Melinda — 40 Hough, Ronell — 68 Howie, Bryan —80 Howie, Danny — 80 Howie, Debbie — 40 Howie, Helen — 80 Howie. Henry — 41. Howie. Mic hele — 68 Howie, Tinker — 59,163 Howie. Toye — 59.151.162,163 Hubbard. Timmy — 41 Hudley. Sabrina — 80 Huff. Miss Brenda — 93. Huff.lori— 41.110.124.125,160. 161 Huggins, Christy — 80 Huggins. David — 80 Huggins. Renee — 1. 59, 154 Huggins, Tony — 59. 140. 146. 163, 198 Humphries. Heyward — 68 Huntley. Ricky— 80 Huntley, Steve —12, 59,152. Huntley. Timmy — 59.100,160,161.163 Hunter, Carla — 29 Hunter. Cassandra — 11,15. 59.66,134.162 Isaac, Alex —59. Isaac, Joyce — 59 Iseman, Gail — 41. Isgett, Tara —80 lackson, Debra — 41.160, 161 Jac kson, Gladys — 59. Jackson, Pryncessa — 41,51. jac kson, Terry — 80 james. Bryan — 59 lames, Joseph — 59,160,161. james, Melinda — 59. James, Valerie —64 Jeffery, Cleveland — 80 Jeffery, linda —13,41 Jeffery, Nancy — 68 jeffery, Sam — 41,160,161 jeffords, Angela — 68 Jeffords. Billy — 59 Jeffords, Timmy — 80 jermgan. lacie — 41 Jernigan, lynn —80 Jermgan, Richard — 41 jerry, Lila — 68 Jett. Carol —24,41,160.161. Jett. Pauline — 59. jett, Samantha — 80 johnson. Betty — 41. Johnson. Elvis — 42 johnson. Mrs Ernestine — 93. Johnson, Mrs Hilda — 93. johnson, James — 42 Johnson, Jane — 80 johnson, Meta lynn — 42 Johnson. Michael — 80 Johnson. Regina — 80 Johnson. Rodney — 59,186 Johnson, Shane — 42 Johnson. Sherri — 36,42, 50.110, 111, 124,125. 160,161. Johnson. Mrs Wilhemma —93 Jones, Al — 80 Jones, Camille — 64. 73. 31. 32 Jones, Michele — 59,63 Jordan, Marilyn — 68 Jordan, Pamela — 59. 160.161. josey, Lillian — 24. 59 JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE — 150 Kearse, Mrs. Frances — 93 Keeney, Kimberly — 80 Kelley. Mike — 80 Kelley. Todd — 80 Kelly, Mrs Bobbi 93 Kelly. Cindy —42. 151. Kelly, Gregory — 80 Kemmerlm. Ray — 151 Kemmerlin, Timothy — 81 Kennedy, Teresa — 81 195 INDEX KEY CLUB — 146 Kinney, Mary Lee — 81. Kirby, Debra —81. Kirven, Susanne — 68. Kiser. Chris —5,67,160.161. Knight, Johnny — 70. Knight, Sue — 81. Knotts, Keith — 81. Lambert, Parrish — 81. Lane, Anice — 42. Lane, Kyle —68 lane, lisa —59 Lane. Neal — 65,151. lane. Phillip —10,25,42,49, 100,102,160.161. Lanier, Cindy — 81 Langston, Susan — 42. Larry more, Glenn — 59 lawhon, Otis — 42,151. Ledford, Laura — 33. lee. Abby —124,125. lee, Jeffery —11.81 lee. Ioanna — 59. Lee. John — 59,100 Lee, Lyndal —81 Lee, Phillip— 59. Lee, Terne — 60. Lee, Terry —42. Lee. Timmy — 25,42,100.102,160,161. lewis, Corbett —60,100 Lewis, Edward —15. lewis, John — 81. Lewis, Mr Lynwood — 94 Lewis, Patricia — 42 lewis, Terry —81 LIBRARY CLUB —154. Lighty. Richard —81. Lloyd, Donna — 60 Lloyd, lane —60 Lloyd, Kenneth — 81. long. Kevin — 60 Long, Kimberly — 42. Lowder, Chuck —9.25,42,50,100.103,146.160.161. lowder, Sarah — 60,140,147. Lowery, Cheri — 1,42. lucky, James — 81 lucky, Janet — 60 Lucky, Shirley — 43. lucky, Woodrow — 60. Lunn, Barbara —60. lunn, Bonnie — 69 lunn, Carolyn — 69. Lunn, Rosa —43. lunn. Wilbur — 69. lunnon, Chris —69. lunnon, Dennis — 69. Lyon, Rebecca —110, 111. Lyons, David — 81,151. Malock, Melanie — 29. March, Tommy— 43. Marcus. Anthony — 81. Marcus, Xavier — 60 Marotta, Cheree — 43,160,161. Mathis, Allen — 60 Martin, Eddie — 81. Martin, Johnny — 43. Martin, Timothy — 43. Martin, Tina — 72 Martin, Mrs. Viola — 94 Masnen, Terri — 25,29. 147 Mason, Samuel — 60 Mathis, Lisa —81 Matthews, Brenda — 60.61. Matthews, Cindy — 43. Matthews. Miss Debra — 94. Matthews. Joey — 69. McAllister, John —15. McCall, Joyce —81. McCauley, Ms. June — 94. McCormick, Belinda — 69. McCormick, Robert — 60. McCown, Melissa — 25,147. McCoy, Eugene — 82 McCoy, Roman — 60 McCoy, Tina — 82 McCutcheon, Kathy — 28, 51,60 McDaniel, Angela — 82 McDaniel, Mrs Susan — 94 McElveen, Wendy — 82. McFarland, Nathaniel — 60. McGee. Debbie — 82 McGee, Jimmy — 82. Mclnville, Kathy — 43. Mclnville, Randy — 82 Mclnville, Sandra — 43,151 Mclver, Curley — 70 McKay, lisa —70 McKay, Mickey — 43. 50 McKelvey, Ginger — 82 McKnight, Gil — 43. McKmght, Tony — 82 McLamb, Terry — 60,146 McLean, Donna —82. McLendon, Tony — 43. McNeil, Damta — 82. McNeil, Hattie — 70 McNeil. Ruby — 82 McPhail, Sharon — 82 McPhail, Terry — 60 McQueen, Cathy — 43 McRae. Ken —70,146 Medford. Laura — 82 Meggs. Carol — 43 Mellon, Elizabeth — 82 Melton, Mrs. Jean — 94 Melton, Tnna — 82 Menasco, Mark — 44. Miles. Carlos — 60 Miles. Robin — 44. Miller. Mike —60.63. Miller, Sam — 25. 44. 50.100, 102,146. 160.161. Mills, Easter —82. Mims, Kim — 44 Moody, Jenny — 82. Moore, Daniel — 70. Moore, Tony — 25,44. 50.100,102.151. Morgan, Merry — 60 Morris, George — 70 Morris. Margaret — 70, 33 Morrison, Miss Andrea — 95 Morrison, Stephen — 70 Morse. Beth — 3. 44.49, 50. 147,160.161, 198 Moses, lerome — 82 Moses, Mannie — 82. Moses. Mary — 44 Mozmgo. Frank — 82 Musselwhite, lisa — 82 Nance. Rodney — 70. Nettles, Marilyn — 60 Norton, Chuck — 82 Norwood, Al — 44. Norwood, Lynn — 83. Norwood, Maxie — 70. Norwood, Natalie — 151 Norwood. Penny — 31, 32 Norwood, Robin — 82 Norwood, Yvonne — 70 Odom. Bryan — 44 Odom, Crystal —82 Odom. David — 70 Odom, Linda — 44 Odom, Penny — 2. 29.82, 30, 32. Odom, Raleigh — 60. Odom, Wayne — 60 Ogburn. Billy — 70 O'Neal, Archie — 44 O'Neal, David — 70. O'Neal. Paula—60 O'Neal. Rebecca — 45. O'Neal. Shelby — 70 O'Neal. Wade—82 Pace. William —82 Padgett, Lori — 45. Parker, Glenn —153. Parker, John — 82 Parker, Roy — 45. Parnell. Harmon — 61 Parnell. Wayne — 45. 50. Parrish, Angela — 70 Pate, Robin —10,100,160,161. Patrick, Danny — 70. Patterson, Thomas — 70 Payne. John —12. PEP CLUB —142 Peoples, Adrian — 70. Pickrel, Kevin — 82. Pierce, Marcella — 83. Pinckney, Marion — 160.161. Pipkin, Randall —61. Pipkin, Robert —83 Poole. Boyd —61,100,160,161 Poole, leffery — 61. Pough. Bobby — 70 Powell. Roger — 70 Price, Dean — 70 Priest. Bruce — 17, 45. Priest, Debbie — 70 Privette, lee — 83 Psillos, Sara — 23.25, 45. 51.110,140.147,160.161 Purvis, Garry — 70. Rabb, Scott — 70. Rabb. Tammy — 61,147. Reed, Glenn — 45. Reed, Gregg — 45, 49. Register, Curtis — 45.151. Reese, George — 25,45. 48.51.100.102.146.160,161 Reese. Gordon — 61,146 Reynolds, Pam —45. Rhodes, Brian — 70. Rhodes, Carolyn — 71. Rhodes, Deborah — 61. Rhodes, Wayne — 83. Richardson, Arlene —15. Richardson, Robin — 61. Richardson, Ulysses — 83. Richmond, Julie —147. Riddle, Billy Joe — 71. Ritch, Allen — 83. Ritch, Debbie — 45. Robbins, Mrs. Claudia — 95,198 Robinson, Charles — 61,152 Robinson, Cynthia — 45. Robinson, Emma —61. Robinson, Martha — 61 Robinson. Pauline — 81 ROD AND GUN CLUB 163. Rogers, Mary — 45, 147. Rogers, Stephen — 45. Rollins, David — 45. ROTC — 152 Rubin, Freddie — 61. Rushing. Rick • 61 SF IOHNSSINGERS —156 Samuel. Mrs Mable —95. Samuel. Sheila —61 Sanderson, Elaine— 15. 45. Satterfield, Janice — 61 Saxton, Richard —61.160,161 Schaner, David — 45 SCIENCE CLUB—155 Scott, Andrea —61, Scott. Donna — 24.61 Scott. Horace —61 Scott. Mrs. Thomasma — 95 Sellers, Eddie — 61 Sessoms. Jody — 1. 3, 34, 35.45. 51.147,198. 200 Severance, Meg — 46 Sharpe, Sharon — 83. Shaw, lee Anne — 3,46. 147. Shaw, Robert — 46 Sherrill. Tony — 62. Sherron, Carol — 71. Sherron, Lynne — 46, 50,110,124. 125.160,161 Shilhnglaw, Ryan —12,83. Simons, Mrs Sara lee — 95 Sims, Alphonso — 61 Sims, Rhonda — 3,83. Skinner, Sherry — 83. Skinner, Stacey — 60.132,133,146,198 Slater, Andra — 71. 196 INDEX Small, Melvin — 83. Smallwood, Johnny —61. Smallwood, Robbie —83. Smith, Kay —7,11, 28,60,61,114. 147,160,161 Smith, Trisha — 72, 31,32. Smith, Timmy — 71. Smoak. Dan —83 Smoak. Terne — 7, 11,17, 28, 36.45. 49. 50. 134.135.140.147. 160,161. Smothers, Rich - 9,24. 46. 49.100,103. Smothers. Toni — 83. SPANISH CLUB—162 Spell, Allen — 41. Spell, Sherry — 83. Springs, Connie — 83. Squire, Shirley—61 Stafford, William —151. Stegall, Donnie — 24. 46,48, 50,100,103,140,146.160,161 Steiner. Mr Bill — % Stengel, Jessie — 62 Stephen, Sandra — 62. Stephen, Tommy —147,160,161. Stephens, Janice — 83. Stephens, Robin — 83. Stephens, Vickie — 62. Stevens, Patricia — 83, Stevens. Robert —62. Stevens, Tammy • 9,124,125,160,161. Stevenson, John — 83. Stevenson. Monta - 72. Stokes, Mark — 62 Street, Laura — 46 Strickland, Jo Jo — 72. Strickland, Kim —83 Sturgeon. Beth — 7,11,46. 49.1 34,135. 147,160.161 Sturgeon, Chris —83.151 Suggs. Mrs Dale — % Suggs, lean —83 Suggs, Scott —151 Suggs, Tammy — 83 Sullivan, Mane — 83. Sumner, Martha — 62 Swails, lames —83. Tadlock. Bobby — 72. Tadlock. Frank —83. Tadlock, Reese —46 Tadlock. Vicki — 72. Talbert, Eddie — 146.160,161 Taylor, Alfred — 100 Taylor, Mrs. Cora — 96. Taylor, June — 83. Taylor, Paula — 84 Taylor, Tina — 73. Teal, Charles — 84 Thomas, Alberta — 46 Thomas. Doretha — 62 Thomas, Freddic — 72. Thomas, Kathleen — 62. Thomas, Michael — 84 Thomas, Patricia —62 Thomasson, Allyn — 72. Thomasson, Ellen — 46 Thomasson, Penny — 84 Thompson, Linda — 46, 34. 35.140 Thompson, Sherry — 72. Thronal, Judy— 84 Tidwell, Mrs. Darlene — 96 Timmons, Dennis — 24. 46.100,102,146.160.161. Todd. Jane —46.198 Truett, Chris —46 Truett, David —84 Tucker, lee —72 Turbeville, Mrs. Connie — % Turner, loanne — 84 Turner, Tammy —8,84 Tunstall, Donna —84 Tunstall. loby — 84 Tyler, Lynne — 72. Tyler, Sandra —46 Tyner, Eddie — 84 Tyner, James —84 Tyner, Woodrow — 84. Vernon. Jim — 10.140. 146,198 Vernon, Patricia — 34. 35.46, 51.140 Vincent, Tammy — 46.151 Waldrop, Bert — 47. Walrath, Mrs. Jane — 96. Walters. Mrs. Shirley — 97. Walters. Treva —84 Walton. Timothy — 84 Ward, Shannon — 72. Warford. Brian — 21. 34. 35.47. 51,140 Warsaw. Deanna — 9.47,140,160,161 Warsaw, Monica — 7,11,15.60,134,135.140.147,160.161. Watford, Jay —151 Watford, Jessie — 47. Watford, Sheila — 47. Watford, Wanda —84 Watkins. Judy —84 Watson. Charles—132,133 Watson. Jay —100 Watson, Mrs Linda —97. Waylett, Cindy — 64.147, 31. 32. Waylett, Dody —16 Weatherford, Debbie — 84 Weatherford. Donald — 47 Weatherford, Dwayne — 47. Weatherford, Freddie — 73. Weatherford, Mary Ann — 47. Weatherford, Michael — 84 Weatherford, Teresa — 84 Weaver. Billie Jo —84 Weaver, Cara — 73. Weaver, Ellen — 47. Weesner, lisa - 24,60. 79.134.135.160,161 Wekh, Carol —63 Welch, Kelly —63. Welch, Vickie —85 Wenteler, John — 85. West, Norman — 85 White. Beth — 47. 50.110, 111. 140,160.161. White. Chad — 63. White, Fred —100 V hite. Virginia — 73. W'hitehead, lames — 85 Wilds. Anthony — 73. Wilds, Donald —85 Wilds, Lois — 47. Wilds, Virginia — 63. Wiley, Michele — 85. Wiley, Ray —151 Wilkes, D.ane —85 Wilkes. Victoria — 85 Wilkerson, Angie — 85. Wiliams, Angela — 85 Williams, Ann — 47 Williams. Barney — 48 Williams, Boyce — 48.51. Williams, Brigette — 29.147. Williams, Consuela —63. Williams, Doug — 73. Williams, John — 85. Williams, Mary — 48 Williamson, Diane — 85. Williamson, laverne — 24, 48.100,102. Williamson, Roger —15. Williamson. Toney — 85. Willis. Craig —62.132,160,161. Willis. K.m —85 Willis. Scott —85. Wilson, Janet — 48. Wilson, Rodney —15. Winburn, David — 85. Wmburn, Terry — 85 Wingate, Herbert — 73. Wingate, Mary — 73. Wirhousky, Marishka — 73,33. Woods, Mrs. Doris — 97 Wray, Joseph — 85. Yarborough, Lynne — 73 Yates, Linda —73. YOUNG DISCIPLES—144 Yow, Randy — 85 197 Mr. Tom Brennen Photography Advisor A year of hard work and determination went into the building of the 1980 BLUE DEVIL. Empowered by Mrs. Claudia Robbins, the staff tried to capture the special events that made this school year one of the best. We hope this book will prove to be a collection of the achievements, both aca- demic and athletic and that each picture will be a reminder of a friend or occasion that meant a lot to you. Our fine photography staff was led by Mr. Tom Brennon. This group captured a year of learning and laughing in pic- tures. We are sure you will like what you see. Staff Members: |ody Sessoms Beth Morse Melinda Allen Marsha Askins Elizabeth Bristow Margaret Bristow Angela Brown Debra Bruce )ane Council Chris Davis Kim Edwards David Gatewood Tony Huggins Sara Psillos Curtis Register Stacey Skinner )im Vernon Sheila Watford Beth White Staff Advisor: Mrs. Claudia Robbins Photography Advisor: Mr. Tom Brennan The time has come when we must part. It are brothers and sisters, each of us. There's no turning back. ' I he BI.L E DEV IL Staff extends deepest appreciation to Mrs. Claudia Robbins, who made this production possible. I If thanks Mr. Tim Watson for his never endinst subhorf ggcffriendship 9 . • ' • . ’ • ’ ‘ • . - . . ' . . . « , 4 - . . PfJ 4 V . • • • • • • ' • • • ■ . � • '• • • V ‘ A . ' V . v . • . V . . • ' • nf'- � C. - 3 •' ' ■ . . ■ • : . - : ... L K N • fB Mj S' i.- • • •� v ? 11 r l • . •• • i;� ; V.f. � ,’ v; 9 . -y’Av ‘ •• . . M . _VvV . . _L— % 4 ft � -1 y