St Johns High School - Blue Devil Yearbook (Darlington, SC)
- Class of 1982
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John’s High School Inside this issue ... Opening 2-14 Time 15-30 South Carolina Wildlife 31-54 MAD 55-86 Sports Illustrated 87-128 People 129-152 The Instructor 153-160 Life 161-164 Consumer Report 165 St ■ John’s has given us more than just memories. Day by day, we can see in every moment there’s a reason to carry on . . . Spirit The greatest joy of winning is sharing it with others! Laughter Tragedies very often become comedies, and they better become comedies real fast or else we’re in a lot of trouble — Jimmy Buffet Dreams Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true. J. Cardinal Svensens 9 Disappointment As a knot appears unexpectedly in a thread, so disappointment blocks the smoothness of life. Raey 10 Victory We find that ultimate moment when we’ve used every last fragment of ourselves ... and endured. . . . Thanks SJH for all of the times you have given us. The memories will remain in our minds forever. 15 TIME, Fall 1982 EXCITEMENT BEGINS! Homecoming 1981 was a very exciting and event-filled week. Although the Blue Devils suffered a heartbreaking loss to the Lake City Panthers, the events of the previous week were filled with true St. John's Spirit. The Yearbook Staff sponsored a Spirit Chain won by the Juniors. The Pep Club sponsored a Mystery Football Player contest. On Thursday afternoon, while the players were still at football practice, the Varsity Cheerleaders went to each player's house and put up “Good Luck signs in their yards. Although the gym floor was not yet completed, a fabulous Homecoming Pep Rally was still possible! The cheerleaders presented a skit, “Short People.” and the Key and Anchor club sweethearts were announced. But alas, a Devil victory was not to be. At the end of the half, the Devils left for the locker room, trailing 6-0. Half-time activities were highlighted by the announce- ment of the Football Sweetheart, Carol Sherron, and the Crowning of the Homecoming Queen, Virginia White. The Juniors were awarded first prize in the float com- petition. The Lake City Panthers scored once again in the second half. Robert Hankins ran a touchdown for the Blue Devils in the last five minutes of the game. The final score was Lake City 12, SJ H 6. Virginia White was crowned 1981 Homecoming Queen. H O M E C 0 M 1 N G Hal Burch — Tammy Needham Gary Dabbs — Carol Sherron Frankie James Samantha Jett Ray Graham — Melissa McCown Timmy Kcmmerlin — Terri Masncri Hal Goodson Katherine Bristow 18 Eddie Talbert Margaret Scott Anthony Wilds — Gwen Gibson Freddie Weatherford — Elizabeth Womack 19 ■ 21 omore one DEDICATION COACH SINGLETARY HONORED BY SENIOR CLASS Coach Singletary serves as head coach to the track team, assistant football coach and an advisor of Block SJ. He is also an ad- visor to the senior class. His congeniality and coopera- tion endear him to both faculty and students. His positive attitude does much to make SJH a great school. His concerns and desires are reflected in his dedication to higher principles. We, the class of 1982, salute Coach Singletary with sincerest gratitude. ALLEN UNIVERSITY B.S. Health and Physical Education 25 WHO'S All State Chorus Members of the St. John’s Chorus were invited to audition in Columbia. Each person auditioning sings in a quartet. Also each person has its own judge and is rated on a scale from 44 to 47 as All State Chorus and from 48-50 as Honors Chorus. All 350 All State Chorus participants will perform in March at Win- throp in Rock Hill. The all State Chorus participant for this year was Chip Hancock. Anchor Club Penny Odom represented St. John’s at the National An- chor and Pilot Club Conference held at Freedom’s Foun- dation, Valley Forge, Pennsylvania. While at Freedoms Foundation, Penny received the following awards: best costume, cutest hairstyle, best poster and outstanding speech award. Citadel Scholars Citadel Scholars are nominated on the basis of scholastic and leadership ability during high school. These students will have the opportunity to be among 12 finalists given full four year scholarships. This year’s Citadel Scholars are Ryan McCormick, and John McLaurin. 26 Palmetto Boys' State WHO I Woodsman ot the World The Woodmen of the World, an award given to the stu- dent who has maintained a ninety-three average in his or her academic United States history class and made the highest test scores on the exam given by the Social Studies Department. This year’s recipient was Charles Snyder. I I These boys were selected by the American Legion Post No. 13. They attended classes based on the federal, state and city governments held at the Citadel in Charleston. They were also given a chance to participate in mock” elections of all offices in the state and city governments. This year’s participants are, John McLaurin, Allen Brown, Ronnie Anderson, and Chris Kiser. Palmetto Girls' State The recipient of the Palmetto Girls’ State was Adrian Peoples. She was selected by the American Legion Post No. 13. She also attended classes based on the federal, state and city governments. WHO'S Latin Declamation Every year Clemson University holds a statewide competition of students taking foreign languages. Included are French, Spanish, German, Russian, and Latin students. There are competitions in first year, second year and advanced levels. The competitors are re- quired to recite two assigned pieces in front of a panel of qualified judges. This year four students from our Latin classes and four students from our French classes competed. John Wofford was the only stu- dent to place. He received second place. One of John’s pieces in- cluded a song that he sang in Latin. Seniors Marshals Seniors marshals are six male and six female students with the highest grade point ratio. The chief marshal is that stu- dent who has obtained the highest grade point ratio than any other student. Valedictorian and other salutatorian for the 1981-82 year are Billie Jo Hobson and Ryan McCormick, respectively. Senior marshals pictured are Melissa McCown, Camille Jones, Mariska Wirhousky, Caroline Rhodes, Billie Jo Hob- son, Chris Kiser, Ryan McCormick, David Atkinson, David Ismen, and John McLaurin. Hugh O'Brian Award The Hugh O’Brian Award is a leadership award given to one sophomore annually. Each fall the Foun- dation selection process begins with this announce- ment of the forthcoming Seminars. Using a specializ- ed procedure, one student from the school is chosen for consideration to attend the Leadership Seminar held in this state. The nominees this year are John Wofford, Saman- tha Stanley, Elizabeth Beckwith, Keysha Ross, Bill Cromer, Kim Dutton, Shawn Hatched, DeeDee Mor- ris, and Paul McCallister. The student chosen to repesent St. John’s is Samantha Stanley. 28 WHO Century III Leaders Each year students are elected to be Century III Leaders. They are chosen on the basis of involvement in the community and social issues; for their assumed leadership roles; and for their understanding of America’s past, the needs and challenges of today, and the direction our nation is to take in the future. This year's recipients are Camille Jones and Billie Jo Hobson. P. C. Juniors Fellows The Presbyterian College Fellows are students who have the highest cumulative grade average after their junior year. This year elected as P. C. Junior Fellows were Ryan McCormick, John McLaurin, Billie Jo Hobson, and Camille Jones. Battalion Commander Robbie Bryant has been chosen Battalion Commander for the St. John’s Junior ROTC Program. Robbie was selected on his leadership ability, military and academic scholarship, military performance and aptitude, military bearing and conduct, and attitude. 29 Wofford and Francis Marion Scholars Being chosen as a Wofford Scholar gives selected students a chance to visit the campus for tests, interviews, and possible scholarships. This year’s Francis Marion Scholars were selected on the basis of SAT scores and academic standing. The recipients of Wofford and Francis Marion Scholars are Ryan McCormick and Melissa McCown. Converse scholars The Converse Honors Program in Spartanburg gives deserving female students the opportunity to compete for a scholarship. The eligibility requirements for the program included a recommendation by each girl’s guidance counselor. This year’s Converse Scholars are, Katherine Bristow, Elizabeth Bunch, Camille Jones, and Billie Jo Hobson. 30 Jonathan Adkins Andy Anderson Curtis Claude Boyd Braddock Frosteen Brown Teresa Brown Elizabeth Bunch Hal Burch Kevin Brown Katherine Bristow Chuck Black Teresa Blackmon Angela Brown Laurie Bell Mrs. Sara Simons, of all the teachers at St. John’s, has made the most favorable contribution to my life. She has been a great friend to me as well as a super teacher. I really appreciate all the encouragement she has given me during my years at St. John’s. Thank you Mrs. Simons for all your help! Todd Hardee Allen Brown Robby Bryant 33 I Thomasina Cotton Gary Dabbs George Gloria Penny Clark Coe Conyers Graduation means a lot to me. The most important thing will be getting out of school and knowing that I have my diploma in my hand. Also I will be leaving St. John’s and I will never have to return... Teresa King 34 I Dana Davis Francis Davis My four years at St. John’s have helped me with my plans for the future. It has made me realize how important an education is and that is why I am planning to attend college. I know that col- lege will be hard, but I believe that the experiences I’ve had here will help me later in life. George Morris Crystal Flowers Kenneth Davis Stephen C. Drew Donna Gene Driggers Elliotte Renee Elliotte Martha Drew Janice English Carolyn Fields Le Flowers Rodney Dease Darlene Douglas Michael Everette Reginald Derry Brenda Foster Cora Fox Lisa Frazier Buddy Freeman Gale Ham N I Ernest Gattison Beverly Gastright Hannah Green Jonathan Gatewood Sonya Garris Ray Graham Hal Goodson Micheal Goff One of the strongest aspects of St. John’s that I have noticed in the four years that I’ve been here is its strong sense of tradition. The students are very intent on keeping the old ways of St. John’s. I think the most beautiful is May Day. When our Senior class has long been gone, I know that the sense of tradition will still remain. Marishka Wirhousky 36 During my four years at St. John's I have learned many things. First, I have learned self respect and independence. For example, I realize that if you don’t respect yourself, no one will. Secondly, I have learned what to expect in that Big World that awaits me. Because of St. John's and the things I have learned here I feel that I am ready for the future. Vickie Robinson Darrell Gainey Suzy Gainey Terry Mary Gainey Gandy Sheila Garris Michelle Howie Todd Hardee Carla Hunter Kimberley Billie Jo Harrelson Hobson Ronell Hough Randolph Hunter Darlene Isaac David Iseman Tara Isgett Frankie James Laura James Quincy James Angie Jeffords Teresa Kennedy Teresa King Cindy Kirby Robbie Kirven Chris Kiser Johny Laura Sheena Sandra Knight Ledford Lee Lewis Danny Lighty Carolyn Lunn Tommy Lloyd Chris Lunnon The thing I will miss most when I leave St. John’s is all the young ladies that I will be leaving behind. I will also miss most of the teachers that I’ve had over the years at St. John’s. Reggie Derry 39 Lisa, don't you know that you’re suppose to use a toothbrush? Tina Martin Terri Masneri Becky Lyon Melanie Maloch Joey Matthews John McAllister Chris Belinda McCall McCormick Lisa Mathis Ryan McCormick Melissa Diane McCown McCoy Russell Mclnville Lisha McKay 40 Love at first sight. John Payne Debbie Player Brian Rhodes Carolyne Rhodes Adrian Peoples Leola Rakestraw Angie Parrish Debbie Priest Gary Purvis Arlene Richardson Julie Richmond Shelby O’Neal Danny Patrick 42 Bernard Robinson Delores Robinson Jennie Lou Robinson Lisa Robinson Vicki Skinner Andra Slater Trisha Smith Charles Snyder II Bill Stafford Jo Jo Strickland Tammy Suggs Vicki Tadlock Eddie Talbert Tina Taylor Allyn Thomasson Lee Tucker Joby Tunstall Lisa Turley Jo Ann Turner I feel that I am speaking for the entire senior class when I say that we really have enjoyed our years at St. John’s. Never before has St. John’s had so many Bad Mamma Jammas in one class. I know that the faculty and the student body will miss the class of 82 next year as we will miss our fine school. Danny Lighty Johnny Turner Lynn Tyler Linda Wallace Shannon Ward 44 Elizabeth Womack Lynne Yarborough Manshka Wirhousky Mary Wingate Leslie Wingate Gena Warren Cindy Waylett Donnie Weatherford Belton Williams Freddie Weatherford Cara Weaver Robert Williams Diane Williamson Roger Williamson Most Talented Cara and Johnathon Most Dependable — Billie Jo and Allen Most Unselfish — Carol and Chuck Most Popular White— Katherine and Hal Most Popular Black — Trisha and Danny Best Dressed — Tanya and Lee Most Talkative — Elizabeth and Timmy CONGRATULATIONS! SENIOR 7 7 V A -. 5 1. Chris Kiser, 2. Lisa Frazier, 3. Carla Barron, 4. Mary Wingate, 5, Marian Askins, 6. Suzy Gainey, 7. Camille [ones, 8. Tina Taylor. 9. John Payne, 10. Donna Driggers. 11. Andy Anderson, 12. Cindy Waylett,’l3. Lynne Yarborough, 14. Judy Blackmon, 15. Kim Keeney, 16. Stephen Drew, 17. Yvonne Norwood, 18. |obv Tunstall, 19. Vicki Tadlock. 1. Hal Burch, 2. Lori Bryant, 3. Elizabeth Bunch, 4. Al Thomasson, 5. Danny Lighty, 6. David Atkinson, 7. Terri Masneri, 8. Marishka Wirhousky, 9. Katherine Bristow, 10. Trisha Smith, 11. Theda Cannon, 12. Gena Warren, 13. Caroline Rhodes, 14. Melissa McCown, 15. Angela Clark, 16. Kimberly Harrelson, 17. Cora Fox, 18. Beverly Gastright, 19. Ken McRae. 1. Julie Richmond, 2. Dana Davis, 3. Lynn Tyler, 4. Joey Matthews, 5. Elizabeth Womack, 6. Penny Conyers, 7. Robyn Byers, 8. Cara Weaver, 9. Sheila Garris, 10. Johnny Knight 11. George Morris, 12. Sonya Garris, 13. Annette Byrd, 14. Lisa Mathis, 15. Tina Martin, 16. Angela Jeffords, 17. Gale Ham, 18. Tammy Dixon, 19. Le Flowers. •o BABIES 1. Buddy Freeman, 2. Lesa Bailey, 3. Virginia White, 4. Billie Jo Hobson, 5. Laurie Bell, 6. Margaret Morris, 7. Chuck Black, 8. Freddie Weatherford, 9. Shannon Ward, 10. Beth Manasco, 11. Joanne Turner, 12. Vicki Skinner, 13. Lisa Campbell, 14. Curtis Boyd, 15. Bill Stafford, 16. Teresa Kennedy, 17. Melanie Maloch, 18. Eddie Talbert, 19. Angela Parrish. 53 THE LIGHTER SIDE OF... JUNIORS Gloria Aaron Angela Adams Ernestine Alexander Joey Anderson Lisa Anderson Linda Bacotc Karen Bailey Stephanie Baldwin Dean Barber Doug Barwick Arlene Bell Donna Blackmon George Blackmon Gerald Blackmon Kelly Blackmon Larry Blackmon Lisa Blackmon Penny Blackmon 56 Ricky Blackmon Roy Blackmon Carol Bonaparte Pam Bose man Todd Bradshaw Tanya Bragg Russell Branham Bobby Bristow Sherrill Brookshire Bill Brown Isaiah Brown James Brown Stanley Brown Joe Bryant Londy Buck Patty Jo Butler Darrin Byers Kevin Byrd Ronald Byrd Tommy Campbell Andrew Chambers Keith Chapman Lynne Chapman Teresa Coe THE LIGHTER SIDE OF. .. JUNIORS Danny Coleman James Dargan Kay Davis Matthew Davis Melinda Davis Warren Davis Angela Davis Randy Drew Paula Dickerson Debbie Du Bose Patti Dukes Dawn Dutton Frankie Duval Gary Elms Janis English Lindy Erickson Susan Evans Frankie Frasier Scott Fryer Lisa Fuller Stacy Gainey Betty Jo Gandy Bartley Gardner Howard Garland John Gastright Ann Godwin Vcdia Goodson Nelson Graham Johnny Gray Juanita Grissett Janet Hall Buddy Ham Chip Hancock Robert Hankins Teresa Hankins Debra Hannibal Todd Harrell Jack Hatchell Wyndec Hatchell Gary Henderson Todd Heustess Anthony Hill Willy Hobson Mark Hood THE LIGHTER SIDE OF... JUNIORS 60 Bryan Howie Sabrina Hudley Christy Huggins David Huggins Ricky Huntley Mark Hursey Terri Isgett Sam Jackson Timmy Jeffords Lynn Jcrnigan Jane Johnson Michael Johnson Regina Johnson Thomas Jones Tim Jones Mike Kelley Todd Kelley Debbie Kirby Sue Ellen Knight Keith Knotts Parrish Lambert Kyle Lane Neil Lane Cindy Lanier Jeff Lee Lynda I Lee John Lewis Sandra Lewis Terry Lewis Beth Lloyd Ann Lowder David Lyon David Lyons Vicki Maloch Wanda Maloch Anthony Marcus Joyce McCall Tina McCoy James McFarland Randy Mclnville Donna McLean Danita McNeil Ruby McNeil Chris McPhail Sharon McPhail Laura Medford Liz Melton Trina Melton Easter Mills Jenny Moody Jerome Moses Frank Mozingo Dwight Nettles Lynn Norwood Rubin Norwood Crystal Odom THE LIGHTER SIDE OF... JUNIORS Penny Odom Billy Pace John Parker Wallace Pearson Kevin Pickrel Marcella Pierce Robert Pipkin Lee Privette Allen Rich Herman Richardson Wayne Rhodes Pauline Robinson Michael Ross Danita Roulston Eric Sawyer Ryan Shillinglaw Rhonda Sims Sherry Skinner Robbie Smallwood Sherry Spell Janice Stephens Robin Stephens Patricia Stevens Ginger Stone 62 Kim Strickland Shelly Strickland Chris Sturgeon Marie Sullivan June Taylor Barbara Tedder Mike Thomas Penny Thomasson Judy Thornal Donna Tunstall Tammy Turner Eddie Tyner Woodrow Tyner Annette Vernon Sharon Wallace Treva Walters Wanda Watford Judy Watkins Debbie Weatherford Mike Weatherford Teresa Weatherford Billie Jo Weaver Vicki Welch Norman West Terry West Donald Wilds Michelle Wiley Vicki Wilkes Angela Williams John Williams Diane Williamson Kim Willis Scott Willis Daniel Winburn 63 64 65 66 Walter Abbott Gloria Adams Leroy Allen Debbie Anderson Gregg Anderson Melissa Anderson Argent Ard Todd Asara Marshall Bacotc Thelma Baldwin Charles Bailey Lee Baker Sandy Baker Liza Bazen Mary Beaty Marie Beavers Elizabeth Beckwith Mike Benton Terry Black Marty Blackmon Nancy Blackmon William Blackmon Tina Blackwell Theresa Boseman Keith Bragg Norman Brown David Bryan Chris Bryant Jeff Bryant Elaina Bullard Mike Burris Tony Byrd Joyce Cain Cherry Camp Tony Campbell Ricky Campbell Mandy Capps Don Carter Teresa Cassidy Tracy Chapman Glenda Coe Michelle Coker Bill Cromer Cindy Cross Rac Daniels Anthony Davis George Davis Henry Davis Mavis Davis Michael Davis David Delaine Thomas Dewitt Roosevelt Dickey Jimmy Dority The Lighter Side of 68 Jimmy Douglas Franklin Dowdy Rhonda Driggers Lucius Dubose Wanda Dubose William Dubose Pam Dukes Tammy Dukes Kim Dutton Amy Edwards Robbie Edwards Floyd Finch Richie Flowers David Freeman Bonnie Gainey Leslie Gainey Lorrie Gainey Nancy Gandy Robert Gandy Todd Gardner Rhonda Gaskins Brenda Gattison Elizabeth Gattison Gwen Gibson Walter Gibson Alphonso Goode Michael Goodson Renee Goodwin Zelda Fordham Randy Graham Thomas Green Joey Griggs Lisa Gunter Jude Halchak James Ham Marcia Ham Julie Harrison Susan Hart Shawn Hatchcll Tony Hedrick Colette Helms Jimmy Huestess Tammy Hodge Patrice Holloman David Honney Debbie Hood Jessica Hood Katrina Hough 70 Danny Howie Donna Howie Helen Howie Lonnie Howie Eileen Hudson Sandra Hudson Preston Huntley Maxie Jacobs Sylvester Jeffery Tony Jeffords Angela Johnson Steven Johnson Dwayne Jones Mike Jordan Sydney Jordan Jody Kelly Mablc Kelly Retha Kelly Beverly Kirby Janet Knight Doug Lee Tony Lewis Benjamin Lide Lacy Lloyd Marty Lock Ervin Lucky Julius Lucky Deborah Mack Rose Malloy Alphonso Martin Paul A. McAllister Lisa McCaskill Beverly McFarland Kathy McFarland Kent McFarland Billy Mclnville Elizabeth McKay Billie McNeil Georgia McNeil Williard McNeill Carolyn McPhail Lisa McPhail Tim Melton Charles Miles Jamie Miller Dec Dec Morris Tammy Needham Donna Nicholson Chuck Norton Cynthia Odom Eddie Odom Susan Odom Darlene O’Neal Grady O’Neal Kelly O’Neal Stanley O’Neal Jonathan Parnell Phillip Parnell Wade Parnell Janice Patterson Jamie Pemberton Beth Pilgrim Bryan Pipkin Julius Poole Tammy Porter Bobby Pough John Pough Ted Purvis Teresa Ray Sambra Rcdick Dina Reese Larsteen Reynolds The Lighter Side of Faye Smith Jodi Smith Rozanna Smith Karen Snyder Theotis Squire Samantha Stanley David Rhodes Darryl Richardson Ulyssess Richardson Benjamin Robinson Beverly Robinson Cheryl Robinson Cindy Rogers Hank Rogers Timmy Rogers Kcysha Ross Louise Rudisill Curtis Samuel Eric Schultz Margaret Scott Maurice Scott Sharon Sharp Tim Shaw Melvin Smalls Scott Stevens Dcloris Stevenson Kim Stone Martha Stone Beth Stonecypher Sharon Strickland Kevin Sturgeon Joslyn Suitt Gregg Summerson Gale Tadlock Robin Tadlock Tammy Tadlock Eddie Thomas Michael Thomas Terry Thomasson James Tyner Susan Tyner Gloria Wajtyna Eddie Wallace Tammy Wallace Kim Walters John Warford Julie Watford Debbie Weatherford 74 Pam Wealherford Holly Weaver Mark Weesner Ricky West Terry West Zelda Wheeler Brian Whittington Bruce Williamson Chris Williamson Janice Williamson Twanda Williamson Dawn Willis Laura Wills James Wilson Johnnie Wilson Deborah Wingate Marty Watkins Jay Yarborough “X- V W v a l Michael Yarborough Fletcher Alford Pam Allen Ralph Anderson Tim Anderson Tracy Anderson Joseph Andrews Melissa Atkinson Teresa Atkinson Kenneth Augustus Angela Bacote Warren Bacote Sandra Bailey Scott Barber Chuck Bazen Karen Bedenbaugh Karen Bell Frankie Best James Bishop Brandon Blackmon Rusty Blackmon Sandra Blackmon Terry Blackmon 76 The Lighter Side of Gina Bryant Mike Bryant Tony Bryant Dana Bullard Jonathan Bumgarner Andy Cason Marty Bose man Sabrina Boseman Richard Bradley Todd Brantley Lynn Brewer Johnny Brewer Donna Britton Jeff Brooks Cherri Brown David Brown John Brown Tammy Brown Terri Brown Teresa Bruce Larry Brunson Barry Bryant 00OO5 Frank Chaplin Nick Chapman Tracy Chapman Margaret Charles Tabatha Chavis Wallace Cherry Eddie Clark Cornelius Coe Olin Cook Cameron Cook Michael Cook Vonnie Cotelesse Crystal Cowick Terry Davis Tina Crosby Jim Davis Charles Dewitt Janet Dove The Lighter Side of mmwB Tami Drawdy Nora Drew Melissa Dubose Ellen Eads 78 Joey Edwards Cedric Epps Deborah Evans Jackie Evans Dawn Faulkner Jacqulinc Foster Rachael Foster Teddy Freeman Karla Gainey Patricia Gainey Christy Gandy Ramona Garland Edward Gattison Bernie Gilbert Dwayne Graham Barbara Grey Luvenia Green Maggie Gregg Rosalynn Gregg Robert Griggs Tony Griggs Donna Guthrie The Lighter Side of Tina Hall Darryl Hannibal Bill Harris Glenn Harris David Hartscll Virginia Hatchell Raymond Hayes Jennifer Haynie Mary Hickman Veronica Holloman 80 Wayne Hopkins James Howie Lonnie Howie Michelle Hudson Ritchie Hughes Terry Hundley Mary Ann Hunter Mary Ann Iseman Steve Iscr Teresa Jackson Scott James Michael Jeffords Tammy Larrymore Amy Lee Virginia Lee Tony Lewis Cynthia Littles Tony Littles 81 Tim Kirven David Kiser Glenn Lane Renee Langley Henry Jett Angela Johnson Bernard Johnson Curtis Johnson Darlene Johnson Timothy Johnson Debra Kelly Linda Kennedy Tammy Kennedy Stanley King Cynthia Kinsey Joey Kirven UVl Dean Lloyd Annette Lowery Marvin Lunn Sandra Lunn Desiree Lide Vanessa Lyde Janet Mack Rene Mack Karen Malloy Margaret Martin Mary Martin Mollie Matthews Gregory McCall Demetrious McCoy Johnnie Mae McGee Missy McGee Robbie McGee Mark Mclnnis Lee McRaven Mary Miles Kenneth Miller Perry Mills 82 The Lighter Side of Jimmy Moody Tammic Moody Trey Morgan Bunny Mozingo Jay Moore Sharon Muldrow Marlene Nichols Terri Norris Glenda Norwood Joni Norwood Robbie Norwood Gwendlyn Odom Allen O’Neal James O’Neal Tiny Parker Sara Parnell Mary Payne Vanecisia Peterson Marvin Poole Tena Prevatte Missy Rabb Dennis Rawls Ed Reynolds Penny Reynolds Sonya Reynolds Pam Rhodes Carlton Robinson Shenail Robinson Vanessa Robinson Patricia Rogers Jo Nell Roulston Robbie Rouse La Frances Ross Arlene Samuel Edward Samuel Leon Samuel Larry Scott Michael Scott Monica Severance Cheryl Sharpe Tammy Sherrill Charles Simmons Faye Smith Johnnie Smith 84 The Lighter Side of Sharon Smith Toby Smith Penny Springs Tammy Stevens Vicki Stephens Whitney Stevens Allyson Stewart Charlotte Stewart Beth Stokes Joyce Sumner Kristin Stoepker Pam Tadlock Lynn Tadlock Randolph Taylor Linda Tedder Jackie Thomas Tracy Thomas Toby Turbeville Vicky Turner Gloria Tyner Terry Wallace 85 Timmy Walton 86 Dcirdrc Ward Celeste Warren Kevin Warren Terri Warr Dane Watford JoEllyn Watson William Weesner Donnie Wcntler Kim Wiley Anthony Wilkes Darren Williams Gerry Williams Joseph Williams Shelia Williams Cheril Williamsor Tonya Williamsor John Willis Emily Willoughby Bernard Willoughby Crystal Winburn Richard Wingate Julian Woodle First Row: L. to R. — Frankie James, Robert Hankins, Benjamin Lide, Jo Jo Strickland, Kevin Pickrel, Tim- my Cason, Tommy Lloyd, Ricky Huntley, Ken McRae, Bobby Bristow, Eric Sawyer, Richard Lighty. Second Row: Jody Smith, Calvin Jackson, William Dubose, Mike Thomas, Timmy Kemmerlin, Robbie Kirven, Andy Anderson, Todd Gardner, Todd Harrell, Billy Pace, Johnny Payne, Danny Lighty, Maxie Jacobs. Third Row: Anthony Wilds, Monta Stevenson, Eddie Talbert, Chuck Black, Ray Graham, Jimmy Douglas, Hal Burch, Gary Dabbs, Freddie Weatherford, Gary Henderson, Ricky West, Hal Goodson. 88 Co-Captains: Andy Anderson, Danny Lighty 89 Jo Jo Strickland Andv Anderson Frankie James Hal Burch 90 Hal Goodson Freddie Weatherford John Payne Gary Dabbs Timmy Kemmerlin Robbie Kirven Monta Stevenson Ray Graham Eddie Talbert Chuck Black 91 ON THE SIDELINE SPORTS ILLUSTRATED AND 1981 ON THE FIELD 93 Coaches: L. to R. — Jimmy Harrell, Mike Stokes, and Tri-Captains: L. to R. — Darryl Hannibal, James Wilson, and Ricky Drawdy. Kevin Sturgeon. First Row: L. to R. — D. Hannibal, M. Goodson, E. Thomas, C. Gant, R. Lockair, R. Campbell, G. Williams, N. Chap- man, T. Anderson, T. Asro, W. Bacote, J. Brooks. Second Row: A. McCall, G. Burns, M. Boseman, S. Rogers, B. Pipkin, M. Watkins, E. Odom, K. Sturgeon, H. Davis, T. Burns. Third Row: J. McEver, B. Whittington, S. Poe, B. Bryant, W. McCall, T. Shaw, L. McCoy, R. Gainey, C. Foster, S. Stevens, J. Sanders, B. Blackmon, M. Walker, J. Wilson, W. Parnell, J. Yarborough, C. Robinson. 94 1981 Schedule W T West Florence 14 16 Hartsville 18 8 Myrtle Beach 14 19 Mullins 6 0 Marion 13 19 Lake City 0 8 Kingstree 28 8 Socastee 22 20 J.V. FOOTBALL 1981 Kneeling: Co-capts. K. Hamilton, R. Hough. Standing: L. to R. — mgr. J. Henderson, Coach D. Neilson, H. Goodson, A. Brown, C. Lunnon, O. Nettles, J. Hend son, B. Miles, L. Wingate, A. Marcus, M. Jacobs, Asst. Coach K. Howie, mgr. T. Smith. Coach: Dave Neilson Managers: Jimmy Henderson and Toby Smith 96 Chris Lunnon 97 Front Center: J. Hucstcss, D. Brown. Standing: Coach K. Howie, S. Johnson, B. Williams, C. Miles, H. Davis, J. Wilson, W. Dubose, D. Jones, A. Davis, P. McAllister. 100 Coach: Ken Howie Capts.: D. Brown, J. Huestess 101 Kneeling: V. Robinson, D. Wingale. Standing: Left to Right — J. Mack, E. Bullard, J. Roulston, T. Thomas, L. Jerry. J. Patterson, M. Jordon. D. Roulston, A. Vernon. Vicki Robinson Marilyn Jordan Lila Jerry LOVE 81 Senior — Becky Lyon Senior — Lesa Bailey Senior — Katherine Bristow L. to R. — Coach K. Robinson, E. Eads, B. Lyon, L. Bailey, A. Vernon, K. Bristow, L. Tyler, M. Mat- thews, D. Anderson, S. Baldwin 106 Senior — Lynn Tyler Manager — Marian Askins Coach — Kim Robinson 107 Put the Nair there! CONFERENCE SCHEDULE March 13 Baseball County Jamboree 16 Marion — Home 19 Kingstree — Away 23 Manning — Home 26 Mullins — Home April 2 Lake City — Away 7 Marion — Away 13 Kingstree — Home 16 Socastce — Home — DH 20 Mullins — Away 23 Myrtle Beach — Away — 1 27 Lake City — Home 30 Manning — Away 108 109 First Row: Left to Right — Vedia Goodson, Stephanie Baldwin, Laura Medford, Frostecn Brown, Tonya Perkins, Linda Bacote, Tammie Stevens. Se- cond Row: Coach Lynn Hart, Becky Hart, Debbie Dubose, Sharon Bruce, Teresa King, Christy Huggins, Deanna Freeman, Kimberly Waldrop. 110 Blue Devils Softball Conference Champs Seniors: Left — Frosteen Brown; Below — Linda Bacote Coach: Sally Walker 111 First Row: L. to R. — Ricky Campbell, Robbie Edwards, Robbie Smallwood, Ryan Shillinglaw, Frank Mozingo. Second Row: L. to R. — Tony Byrd, Scott Willis, Tony Lewis, Chuck Black (ducking), John Gastright, Lee Privette, and Jeff Lee. 112 OUTSTANDING DEVILS 114 Most Valuable Back — Frankie James Golden Helmet Award — JoJo Strickland Sports Honors Strongest Football Player — John Payne J.V. Most Valuable Lineman — James Wilson 115 J.V. Most Valuable Back — Kevin Sturgeon Most Valuable Tennis Player — Annette Vernon POWDER PUFF - SEMI TOUGH 1981 The nineteen eighty-one Powder Puff game was one of the most exciting games ever to be sponsored by the Block SJ. It was a close brutal game, but the Junior class managed to stay on top with a 14-12 victory over the Seniors. The Seniors began the game with a touchdown on the second play made by Frosteen Brown. The extra point was missed. The Juniors pulled together their offense and Ann Lowder caught a ten yard pass to even up the game. The extra points were made by Kim Strickland and at the half Juniors led 8 to 6. The Junior girls returned to the field after half-time to once again prove their skill for another six points. The extra point was missed, so the game ended with a Junior 14-12 victory. At the half Ronnie Anderson, sponsored by Ginger McKelvey, captured the 1981 Powder Puff Crown. SEHIORs SEMCHS Senior Coaches: Johnny Payne, Eddie Talbert, Hal Goodson, Andy Ander- son, Frankie James, Robbie Kirvin. 116 Ronnie Anderson Queen Junior Coaches: John Gastright, Bristow Kevin Pickrel, Chris Sturgeon, Todd Harrell, Billy Pace, Bobby 117 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 1981-1982 “Better Than Ever” is the only way to describe this year’s edition of the St. John’s Varsi- ty Rah-Rah’s. The group of 13 girls spent a long, hard sum- mer preparing for the toughest cheerleading camp on the East Coast, “CSC,” at Appalachian State in Boone, North Carolina. The squad perform- ed extremely well there, tying for fourth place in the final competition and bringing home three blue ribbons, and a spirit stick. They also made a lasting impression on the other squads at camp with en- thusiasm and friendliness. Back home in Dodge, the cheerleaders fanned the flames of St. Johns spirit and kept it burning high through the foot- ball season despite not having the gym available for Pep Rallies. On November 14, they par- ticipated in the Atlantic Coast Regional Cheerleading Cham- pionships, a national competi- tion that featured the Georgia, Tennessee, and Kentucky squads, plus Top High School Cheerleading Squads from South Carolina, and North Carolina, too. Keeping very elite company, the SJH Squad finished in the top eight of the tournament by showing an in- credible amount of composure and calmness under a great deal of pressure. They won a gold superior ribbon for their performance. First Row: Sherry Skinner. Second Row: Ginger Stone, Teresa Hankins, Katherine Bristow, Toni Smothers. Kim Strickland, Virginia White. Third Row: Kimberly Harrclson, Tanya Bragg, Lcsa Bailey. On Top: Melissa McCown, Cindy Waylett. 18 VARSITY SENIORS Lesa Bailey Terri Masneri Carol Sherron Katherine Bristow Robert Morris sPom x Cindy Waylett Captain Kimberly Harrelson Melissa McCown Virginia White 119 Louise Rudisill, Tami Drawdy, Dee Dec Morris. Sydney Jordan, Kim Dutton, Karen Snyder, Elizabeth Beckwith, Julie Watford, Lacey Lloyd, Leslie Gainey, Mary Payne JV CHEERLEADERS The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders are the squad of the future at St. John’s and the future looks bright. During the summer, they started off by taking fourth place in the JV division at one of the toughest cheerleading camps around. A lot of hard work, practice and dedication led to their superb performance at camp. Then, on October 10th, the squad really showed their form by making the “Final Ten” at the “Carowinds JV Cheerleading Championships,” the biggest JV competition in the Atlantic Coast area. Being selected as one of the Ten Best Squads out of 52 who competed was quite an honor. 120 Co-Caplains — Karen Snyder. Dec Dec Morris 121 Left lo Right — First Row: Lynn Tyler, Katherine Bristow, Thomasina Cotton, Christy Huggins, Teresa Weatherford, Kim Strickland, Julie Richmond. Second Row: John Payne, Elaina Bullard, Carol Sherron, Ryan Shillinglaw. Third Row: Kevin Pickrel, Timmy Kemmerlin, Andy Anderson, Robbie Kirven, Chuck Black. Fourth Row: Chris Kiser, Jo Jo Strickland, Billy Pace, Danny Lighty, Monta Stevenson, Frankie James, Anthony Wilds, Hal Goodson, John Gastright, Eddie Talbert. In the Back: Ray Graham. The Block SJ Club consists of students who have lettered in a varsity sport. During the 1981-82 school year, the members were active in sponsoring the annual Powder Puff game and working the concession stands at the basketball games. Under the leader- ship of Robbie Kirven, President, and Coach Norman Singletary, advisor, the club raised money to reward outstanding athletes with letters, sweaters, and jackets for participating in athletics. ffi 1 0 122 Norman Singletary, Advisor; Ryan Shillinglaw, Secretary; Chris Kiser, Treasurer; and Robbie Kirven, President. 123 The Pep Club is designed to promote school spirit. It is the largest organization in the school. The Pep Club has several different activities in- cluding selling spirit buttons, making posters for the games, and conducting fund raisers for various spirit projects. This year the Pep Club is comprised of four groups: Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors. This was done to enable more students to have an active part in our organization. SPIRIT! PEP CLUB Officers for the 81-82 school year are as follows: President — Tina Taylor Vice-President — Keith Chapman Sec. Treas. — Dana Davis Junior Rep. — Teresa Weatherford Soph. Rep. — Tony Lewis Fresh. Rep. — Scott James OFFICERS: Dana Davis, Secretary; Keith Chapman, Vice President; Tina Taylor, President. SENIORS: Row 1: Virginia White, “Bill” Bailey, Katherine Bristow, Terri Masneri, Carol Sherron. Row 2: Natalie Nor- wood, Lynne Yarborough, Marian Askins, Julie Richmond, David Atkin- son, Billie Jo Hobson, Camille Jones. Row 3: Debbie Priest, Margaret Mor- ris, Mary Gandy, Elizabeth Bunch, Elizabeth Womack, John Payne, Tim- my Kemmerlin. Row 4: Ginger McKelvey, Michelle Howie, Carla Barron, Gayle Ham, Curtis Boyd, Allyn Thomasson, Le Flowers, Gary Dabbs, Chuck Black, Robbie Kirven, and Eddie Talbert. 124 JUNIORS: Front Row: Yolanda Buck, Kelley Blackmon, Billy Pace, Patti Dukes. Dawn Dutton, Wyndee Hat- chell. Second Row: Vickie Welch, Sherry Skinner, Melinda Erickson. Terry Lewis, Ginger Stone, Ann Lowder. Annette Vernon, Matthew Davis. Donna Blackmon. Third Row: Christy Huggins, Penny Odom, Jane Johnson. Liz Melton, Michelle Wiley. Lynn Norwood. Fourth Row: Scott Willis. Teresa Weatherford, Todd Harrell, Kevin Pickrel. John Gastright, Wanda Watford, Paula Dickerson, Deb- bie Kirby. June Taylor. Danita Roulston. SOPHOMORES: First Row: Louise Rudisill, Dee Dee Morris, Karen Snyder. Kim Dutton. Julie Watford, Elizabeth Beckwith, Sydney Jordan, Leslie Gainey, Lacey Lloyd. Second Row: Todd Gardner, Ricky Camp- bell. Todd Asaro, Cindy Cross, Kelly O’Neal. Rob- bie Edwards. Martha Stone, Pam Dukes. Third Row: Phil Parnell. Gloria Wajtyna. Rae Daniels. Donna Nicholson. Argent Ard, Elaina Bullard. Tammy Porter, Jessica Hood. Sandy Baker. Fourth Row: Colette Helms. Debbie Anderson. Sharon Strickland, Dina Reese. Susan Hart. Tam- my Needham, Eddie Odom. Teresa Cassidy. Shawn Hatchell. Fifth Row: Lonnie Gainey, Kim Stone. Gale Tadlock, Jay Yarborough. Chris Bryant. Marty Watkins. Samantha Stanley, Beth Stonecypher, Paul A. McAllister. Sixth Row: Hank Rogers. Charles Miles. Kevin Sturgeon. Tony Jef- fords, Tony Bryd. James Wilson, Tony Lewis. Wade Parnell. Tim Shaw, Mark Weesner. Ted Purvis. FRESHMEN: Row 1: Kim Wiley, Teresa Arnold. Karla Gainey, Jo Ellyn Watson. Jennifer Haynie. Regina Roulston. Row 2: Romano Garland. Donna Brit- ton. Terri Norris. Tracie Chapman. Whitney Stefens, Janet Dove. Row 3: Terri Brown. Nora Drew, Sara Parnell, Cynthia Kinsey. Pam Rhodes. Dee Ward, Mary Ann Iseman. Karen Bell. Ellen Eads. Mary Payne. Row 4: Cherri Brown. Donna Gutherie. Sandra Blackmon. San- dra Bailey. Pam Tadlock, Vicki Stephens. Tammy Sherril. Scott James. Jonathon Bumgardener. Barry Bryant, Karen Bedenbaugh, David Hart- zall. Tami Drawdy. Patricia Rogers. Terri Hundley. Row 5: Michelle Hudson. Terri Wallace. Amy Lee. Vonnie Cotelesse. Crystal Cowick. Bun- ny Mozingo, Debra Evans. Row 6: Chuck Bazen. Marty Boseman, Mike Bryant, Andy Casey, Glenn Lane. Nick Chapman. Chuck DeWitt, Gerry Williams. Teddy Freeman, Eddie Clark, Cameron Cook, Tony Lewis, Tammy Stephens. Tony Bryant. Michael Cook. Junior Woodle, and Trey Morgan. 125 THE THUNDERING BLUE AND WHITE The Thundering Blue and White began the year with a bang! New routines and music along with an overall improvement were evident in the band this year. They competed in the Pee Dee Marching Band Festival, The Eastern Carolina Fair, the Southern Tlk States Festival, and the State Marching Band Festival, and did very well. They also participated in the St. John’s Christmas Concert, the Solo-Ensemble : Festival, the Concert BandiFestival and St. John’s Spring Concert. Row 1: P. Mills, A Slater, S. Fryer, A. Brown, L. Samuel. Row 2: C Hancock, J. Stevenson, B. Cromer, C. Norton, T. Weatherford. Row 1: T. Hunter, D. Rawls, R. Mathis, R. Williamson, T. Brantley, M. Goodson, M. Bacote Row 2: T. Dewitt, T. Smith, W. Cherry, M. Everret, K. Augustus, T. Hunter, 8. Williams. Sitting: C. Weaver, A. Hill. S. Epps, V. Peterson, D. Di S. Williams,™M. Piercl Holloman, J. Thomas? Jackson, D. Wilds Row 2r' S. Parnell. R. Davis, M. Davis, P. Rhodes. R. Johnson, A.kWilliarife, E. Willoughby, G. Coe, G. Coe, D. Brown. Row 3: L Wills, R. Ander- son, K. Knotts, J. Watford. A Casey. p' ' . WOODWINDS PERCUSSION BRASS 127 HEAD MAJORETTE Robyn Byers BAND AUXILIARY ADDS TO HALF-TIME PAGENTRY Dina Reese Tammy Needham DRUM MAJOR Jonathan Gatewood 128 Row 1: Gwen Gibson, Cheryl Robinson, Rozanna Smith, Patrice Holloman, Angela Johnson, Lisa Robinson. Row 2: Carolyn Fields, Hannah Green, Elivia Bacote, Theda Cannon, Ernestine Alexander, Sabrina Hudley, Carol Bonaparte. Student Council Class Competitions POLAR BEAR? Student Council President Century Award Winner District 6 Student Council Chairman Under the capable guidance of Mrs. Bonnie Turbeville, the Audio- Visual Club had another eventful year. They organized a Christmas Party for the Darlington Convales- cent Center and went on a trip to Columbia. Officers for this year are President, Freddie Weatherford, Vice-Presdient, David Lyons, Secretary, Yolanda Buck. ART GUILD This year’s Art Guild has had quite a busy year. A field trip was made to Columbia to see Southern Make, a folk art exhibit. Members also par- ticipated in the student council Christmas auction to help finance future projects. As usual, the guild was well represented in the Scholastic Art Awards in Charleston. The faculty cookbook was com- pleted and prepared for sale. First Row: L. to R. — Gina Warren, John Lewis, Paul Halcheck, Lynn Jernigan, Leslie Gainey, Shannon Ward. Second Row: Billy Blackmon, Quincy James, Susan Tyner, Debbie Weatherford, Lisa Mathis, Vicki Skinner, Margaret Morris. First Row: Mrs. Turbeville, James Wilson. Second Row: Michelle Wiley, Joni Norwood, Kim Wiley, Jimmy Heustess. Third Row: Dee Pilgrim, Charles Miles, Donna Nicholson, Frankie Best, Kevin Griggs. Fourth Row: Camille Jones, Toby Turbeville. Fifth Row: Natalie Norwood, Scott Barber, Jay Yarborough. 130 STAFF Below, Editors: Bulletin Staff Officers: L to R — B. Gastrlght, Editor; L. Tyler, Co-Editor; M. McCown, Features Editor; Tony Lewis, Advertising Manager; Katherine Bristow, News Editor. Under the direction of Editor-in-chief, Beverly Gastright, and advisor, Mrs. Ervin, the Bulletin Staff published generally successful issues of the paper. Editors for this year were Lynn Tyler, assistant editor, Katherine Bristow, news editor, Melissa McCown, features editor, Julie Rich- mond, sports editor, Tony Lewis, advertising manager, Tanya Bragg, business manager. First Row: L. to R. — J. Mc- Call, R. Johnson, S. Jett, T. Hankins, Tanya Bragg, 0. Dubose, P. Robinson, V. Goodson. Second Row: L. Bailey, F. Duval, L. Tyler, L. Yarborough, K. Bristow, T. Lewis, M. McCown, M. Askins, B. Gastright, W. Wat- ford, J. Taylor, V. Skinner, A. McDaniel. 131 VIVACIOUS IS THE WORD FOR THIS YEAR’S STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council 1981 -82 Many vivacious activities spon- sored by the Student Council invaded St. Johns High this year. A bubble-gum blowing, water- balloon, egg-toss, pyramid build, and pie-eating contests were a few of the activities held during lunch this school year. Homecoming Festivities. 1981 District Six Fall Rally. 1981 Talent Show, Christmas Bazaar and Mr. and Mrs. St. Johns were some of the festivities promoted to in- volve students, faculty, and com- munity. The word-of-the-week, suggestion sheets, Student Viva- tion and the Computer Match were many ways for the students Student Council Executive Officers: Camille Jones, President; Debbie Dubose, Vice- President; Dawn Dutton, Vice-President; Lynne Yarborough, Secretary; Teresa Weatherford, Treasurer. to shine. The 1981-82 Student Council was a very successful and hard-working group. The student council ended their year with an induc- tion of the 1982-83 Officers and appreciation dinner for all the members of the 1981-82 Stu- dent Council. 132 Row 1: Collette Helms, Allyson Stewart, Sandra Bailey, Jo Ellyn Watson, Kim Dut- ton, Louise Rudisill, Donna Britton, Sara Parnell, Cynthia Kinsey. Row 2: Shawn Hatched, Susan Tyner, Pam Dukes, Sandy Baker, Ginger Stone, Vicki Welch, Ann Lowder, Angie McDaniel, Tami Drawdy, Paul A. McAllister, Ellen Eads. Row 3: Ted- dy Freeman, Warren Bacote, Gerry Williams, Nick Chapman, Scott James. Row 4: John Warford, Jodi Smith, Robbie Kirven, Adrian Peoples, Cara Weaver, Billie Jo Hobson, Lesa Bailey, Marian Askins, Dawn Dutton, Kevin Pickrel, Teresa Weatherford, Camille Jones, Deb- bie Dubose. Row 5: Ray Graham, Julie Richmond, Lynne Yarborough, Danny Lighty, Katherine Bristow, Eddie Talbert, David Atkinson, Melissa McCown, Monta Stefenson. Below: Student Council sponsored many lunch time activities this year including pyramid builds, won by the Senior Class, and the pie-eating contest won by the Senior Class also. 133 The Science Club, advised by Mrs. Samuel, planned many activities this year. These activities included trips to Clemson. USC, and aluminum recycling project. The clubs main purpose was to involve the club in more school ac- tivities and to make the members more aware of the out-door life. First Row: Sambra Redick, Marishka Wirhousky, Dana Davis, Elizabeth Bunch. Se- cond Row: Mrs. Samuel, Advisor; John Warford, Donna Driggers, Todd Hardee, Lyndle Lee, Lori Bryant. Science Chess Row 1: Doug Lee, Tony Hedrick, Bill Cromer, Jerome DeLaine. Row 2: Michael Jef- fords, Scott Poe, Scott Stevens, David Bryan, David Rhodes. Row 3: Walt Abbott, Jaime Miller, Tim Jones, Preston Huntley, Mr. Creech, Advisor, David Huggins. Row 1: Theda Cannon, Paul McAllister, Monte Stevenson, Danny Lighty, Allen Brown, Reginald Derry, William Dubose. Row 2: Mrs. Thomasena Scott, Advisor; Zelda Wheeler, Debra Mack, Sabrina Hudley, Elvira Bacote, Lisa Frazier, Carolyn Fields, Cheryl Robinson, Lisa Robinson. Joyce Isaac, Adrian Peoples, Laura James. Row 3: Debbie Dubose, Keysha Ross, Samantha Jett, Regina Johnson, Vedia Goodson, Carla Hunter, Janice English, Tonya Boseman, Majorie Bacote, Marilyn Jordan, Hannah Green. ft-AFRO-AMERICAN This year the Afro-American Club was involved in many ac- tivities. As a fund raising project, the Afro-American Club spon- sored a Teacher Auction. They also had a banquet for club members. Also, the Afro- American Club attended the South Carolina State-Grambling football game. Row 1: Belton Williams, Danny Lighty, Freddie Thomas, Tony Chambers, Julie Richmond, John McLaurin, Terry Wright, Roanell Hough, Mr. Howell, Advisor. Row 2: Woodrow Tyner, Allen Brown, John Gastright. Row 3: Ernest Gattison, Roosevelt Dickey, Kenneth Davis, Robert Williams, Micheal Everett, Marcella Pierce, David Holloway. Row 4: Bill Brown, Matthew Davis, Bryan Howie, Daryll Gainey, Jeff Lee, Ryan Shillinglaw. The 1981-82 bus drivers are by far the best bus drivers that St. Johns High has ever had. Under the supervision of Mr. Howell. President Roanell Hough, and Vice-President John McLaurin, the bus drivers transport over 2000 students a day to and from school. Below, Officers: V. Pres. Janice Stephens; Asst. Sec., Lesha McKay; Treas. Elizabeth McKay, Debra Hannibal; Mrs. Boston. Pres, not pict. Andrea Slater, and Marcella Pierce. The Disco Club is an organization for students who are interested in music and dance. Membership is open to any student. Each year, the club sponsors a spring dance which is the main fund raising activi- ty. Club sponsors are Mrs. Linda Boston and Mrs. Betsy Stevens. President is Andrea Slater. 136 Row 1: Wanda Kelly, Tina Martin, Billie Jo Hobson, Theresa King, Tammy Dixon. Row 2: Teresa Carraway, Annette Byrd, Angela Clark, Teresa Tilton, Emme Robinson, Carla Bar- ron, Kim Kelly, Carolyn Lunn. Tallest Row: Mr. Neilson, advisor. DECA is a very active club, having competed in many events as well as traveling to Columbia, Charlotte, planning a trip to New York and sponsor- ing the Distributive Education Store at the Career Center. The highlight of the year is our annual employee- employer banquet during which we recognize outstanding students and employers and entertain with a fashion show put on by our D.E. students. This club stresses the leadership and social skills that are important in the different career areas of the world today. DISC JOCKEY CLUB Row 1: Neal Ford, Howard Garland, Walt Abbot, Scott Fryer. Row 2: Richie Flowers, Chip Hancock, Frankie Duvall, Mr. Steiner, advisor. 137 MUSIC FOR OUR EARS — ST.JOHN’S SINGERS, CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA HIT HIGH NOTES! ST. JOHN’S SINGERS The St. Johns Singers is an auditioned group of talented students who represent St. Johns in various ways, in- cluding performances at clubs and civic organizations as well as performances at local churches. This year the group met as a class for the first time. Row 1: Margaret Morris, Robyn Byers, Jessica Hood, Laurie Bell, Arlene Bell, Cara Weaver, Camille Jones, Vedia Goodson, Joyce McCall. Row 2: Chip Hancock, Ronnie Anderson, Matthew Davis, Jonathan Gatewood, John Warford, Howard Garland. CHORUS Chorus I and Advanced Chorus are composed of students interested in learning about and performing choral music. They present two pro- grams each year, one at Christmas and another in the Spring. Chorus I is open to any student, but permission from the director is required for par- ticipation in Advanced Chorus. Row 1: Michael Jeffords, Lisa McPhail, Elizabeth McKay, Shelby Jean O’Neal, Georgia NcNeil, Lisa Frazier. Row 2: Penny Sue Blackmon, Teresa Ray, Camille Jones, Marie Sullivan, Laurie Bell, Sonya Reynolds. Row 3: Grady O’Neal, Daryn Byers, Patricia Stevens, Ken McRae, Ronnie Anderson, Neil Ford. 139 IMEHMEfi The Anchor Club, under the supervision of sponsor, Miss Matthews, has had a very suc- cessful year. The first fund-raising project was the sale of M M’s. They made over two hun- dred dollars. For Christmas, they sponsored two underprivileged children by giving them clothes and toys for Christmas. On Valentines Day, they sold “Sweets for the Sweet and on May Day, they sponsored the traditional May Day activities in the amphitheater. Above: Anchor Club Officers: L. to R. — P. Butler, Sec.; L. Bailey, Pres.; C. Sherron, V. Pres.; Y. Buck, Treas. Right: Anchor Club Sweetheart: Chuck Black First Row: L. to R. — C. Jones, G. McKelvey, D. Blackmon. Second Row: J. Richmond, E. Bunch, L. Bailey, S. Baker. Third Row: S. Jordon, E. Beckwith, M. Scott, Y. Norwood, M. Me- Cown. Fourth Row: S. Hudley, Y. Buck, G. Stone, A. Lowder, C. Sherron, P. Butler. Fifth Row: D. Dubose, V. Goodson, P. Odom, K. Bristow, L. Tyler, M. Askins, D. Morris. 140 KEY CLUB Under the capable leadership of sponsor, Lane McRae, and president, Todd Hardee, the Key Club participated in two successful car- washes from which they made over one hun- dred and ninety dollars. They also sponsored a Christmas Dance at the Darlington Country Club. They also helped the Kiwanis Club sell Christmas trees. They volunteered their time to work at the March of Dimes Balloon Marathon and at the Special Olympics. Above: Key Club Officers: Left to Right — R. Kirven, Treasurer; Ryan Shillinglaw, Secretary; Todd Hardee, Vice President; Ryan McCormick, President. Below: Key Club Sweetheart: Marian Askins. First Row: Left to Right — J. Gatewood, K. Pickrel, J. Yar- borough, N. Lane, J. Gastright, A. Brown, H. Rogers. Second Row: J. Bryant, T. Hardee, R. Mc- Cormick, K. Chapman, H. Goodson, R. Kirven, B. Freeman, R. Bryd, M. Hood, K. Sturgeon. Third Row: T. Shaw, D. Huggins, P. Parnell, R. Graham, R. Shill- inglaw, W. Parnell, E. Talbert. 141 First Row: Beverly Gastright, Lynne Yarborough, Todd Hardee, and Le Flowers. Second Row: Janet Dove, Kay Davis, Debbie Kirby, John Gastright, Lucius Dubose, Betty Jo Gandy, Frank Mozingo, Marian Askins, Ronnie Anderson, Freddie Thomas, and Barbara Tedder. Last Row: Grady O'Neal. DRAMA CLUB The Drama Club spent a successful year providing enter- tainment for the students and faculty at St. Johns High School. Attempts to produce plays were severly hampered by the lack of a facility to stage the play. However, the club countered that with a film series that featured such notable entries as “Rocky,” “Flash Gordon,” “Breaking Away,” “Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein,” and “My Bodyguard.” The series was so successful that the Drama Club plans to continue it next year and perhaps even provide a Saturday Film Series for elementary-age students. A big part of the Drama Club’s year was the annual trip to Winthrop College for competition in the “Pec Dee Drama Festival. A few members are also writing their own plays for the competition; “Original Amateur One-Act Contest.” All in all, the Drama Club has big dreams and is working to make them real. The sponsors are Bege “Voila” Neel and Robert “Man-of-a-Thousand-Jokes” Morris. 142 JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE The Junior Classical League is an organization composed of 68 cur- rent and former Latin students. JCL gives its members an acquaintance with the civilization of Greece and Rome to help us better understand and appraise the world of today. JCL is a nationwide organization involv- ing school JCL Chapters in national, state, and local activities, such as Latin Forums and Latin Declama- tion. John Warford, a first year Latin student, won second place at Statewide Declamation in November. The officers of our Junior Classical League Chapter are: co-presidents — Jonathan Gatewood, Shawn Hatchell Secretary — Angie McDaniel Treasurer — Marishka Wirhousky Historian — Donna Nicholson Left to Right — Donna Nicholson, Historian; Shawn Hatchell, Co-President; Jonathan Gatewood, Co-President; Angie McDaniel, Secretary; Marishka Wirhousky, Treasurer; Mrs. Allen, Advisor. HONOR SOCIETY Members of the National Honor Society are chosen by the faculty and administration on the basis of scholastic achievements and leadership qualities. Students must maintain at least a “90” average to remain an active member of the Honor Society. Under the leader- ship of President Billie Jo Hobson, and Viola Martin, advisor, the Honor Society participated in many activities this year. These activities included the Annual Bike-a-thon, with proceeds going to the Muscular Dystrophy Association, a Parents Appreciation Christmas Dinner, and the Annual Spring Inductions. Billy Jo Hobson, president; Melissa McCown, vice-president; Marishka Wirhousky, secretary; Camille Jones, treasurer. Left to Right — Melissa McCown, Paula Dickerson, Wanda Watford, Angela McDaniel, Patty Jo Butler, Penny Odom, Annette Vernon, Tanya Bragg, Kim Willis, Donna Blackmon, Belinda McCormick, Angela Parrish, Vicki Skinner, Billy Jo Hobson, Camille Jones, Chris Kiser, Ryan McCormick. 144 OUTDOORS Rod and Gun Club Officers: Al Jones, Vice-President; and George Morris, President. THE ROD AND GUN CLUB Row 1: Tammy Porter, Dawn Willis, Beth Stonecypher, Tammy Needham, Kim Willis. Row 2: Cameron Cook, Jeff Brooks, Marty Boseman, Lyn Lee, Lonnie Howie, Kevin Warren, Chuck Norton, Timmy Jeffords, Richie Hughes. Row 3: Walter Gibson, Jodi Smith, Brian Pipkin, Mark Hood, Billy Blackmon, Glenn Harrison, Brian Howie, David Hartsell, Steve Iseman, Al Jones. 145 Sweetheart, Chris Lunnon; Secretary, Tina Martin; Treasurer, Penny Con- yers; Vice-President, Carolyn Lunn; President, Wanda Kelly; Second Vice- President, Michael Everett. St. Johns High FHA Chapter Future Homemakers of America is the national organization of home economics students in junior and senior high schools. It is an incorporated, non-profit organization, supported by membership and special projects. Memberships are voluntary. All students who are taking or have taken a home economics course are eligible to join. 1981-82 Major Projects Candy Sale for Fund Raising Host for the Pec Dee District FHA Leadership Meeting Sweetheart Ball Adoption of Grandparents Halloween Party for Children Consumer Education Community Project Observing National FHA Week Thanksgiving and Christmas Baskets Trip to Carowinds Advisors: W. P. Johnson C. Moren 146 Row 1: Russell Branham, Blake Arnold, David Freeman, Todd Heustess, Jody Kelley, and Stanley O'Neal. Row 2: Danny Col- eman, John Stevenson, Floyd Finch, Mike Benton, Jonathan Parnell, Lonnie Howie, Tom Jones, and Danny Patrick. Donnie Weatherford, Vice President; Stanley O’Neal, Sentinel; Blake Arnold, President; Todd Heustess, Treasurer. 147 Billy Blackmon Louise Rudisill Paul McAlister Shannon Ward Jane Johnson Susan Tyner Angela McDaniel Kelly Blackmon Bill Stafford Katherine Bristow Marian Askins Lesa Bailey Todd Harrell Ms. McCauley Not Pictured: Melissa McCown, Kim Strickland, Beverly Gastright, Cindy Waylett 1982 Blue Devil Staff Editors CLUBS ’82 Wednesday, approx- imately 8:05 am .. . A thundering voice booms over the intercom: “Students and teachers are reminded that today is Club Day. The following clubs will meet today .. Audible groans are heard from the lobby, the parking lot, the teachers’ lounge, and Mrs. Ervin’s pre-dawn English class. “Club Day” (copyright 1980, SJH), is a day where a 30 minute period is added to the schedule in the morn- ing. It was invented so that students could attend club meetings without missing too many of their regular classes. But alas. Club Day, like communism, worked out only on paper. 150 August 1981 $2.00 Instructor and Teacher Mr. G. C. Mangum, District School Superintendent ADMINISTRATION Mr. Leonard Reynolds, Area School Superintendent ADMINISTRATION ADDS ENERGETIC LEADERSHIP FACULTY Barbara Rhonda Woodrow Linda E. B. Allen Ashley Barbee Boston Burroughs Seated: L. to R. — M. McLendon, V. Stegall, H. Martin, R. Atkinson, J. Williamson. Standing: V. Green, R. O'Neal, M. Bruce, J. Bull, F. Bull. Charlena Chewning Ann Copeland Ann Council Ada Cousar Lucy Currin Robbie Dargan Susan Dean William Dewitt Abrahm Elizabeth Dicks Ervin Janitorial Staff: Seated: L. to R. — Lillian McKay, Oneida Jackson, Mary Boscman. Standing: Croslcy Bruce, Celia Johnson, John Tidwell. Ruth Fair Scott Flounders Patricia Foy Lynn Geren Mary Gebben Frankie Godwin Mary Greene Elinor Harrison Vivian Holliday Wilhelmina Johnson “I love it when they fail!” Wanda Mercer Brenda Miller Carolyn Moren Robert Morris Bege Neel “One hunderd and one, one hundred and two, one hundred and three!!” Thomasena Scott Sara Simons Kim Robinson Mabel Samuel 157, William Elizabeth Steiner Stevens Gene Stokes Cora Taylor Brenda Thomas Mmm, Mmmm good . .. That’s what Flo’s soup is ... mmm, mmm good.’ “Cora, when I get to Merrily, Merrily, you come in with Row, Row, Row I wonder if Marian’s parents know how belligerent she is ” your boat, okay?” CAMERA AT WORK 165 SJH Students Prosper in 1982 jgTTf?f Reports Future Looks Bright for 1982 Graduates Seniors Make Decisions on College or Career TRENDS PAC MAN Wizard of War Donkey Kong Rubiks Cube Special thanks to South Carolina Wildlife, MAD magazine. Consumer Reports, The Instructor magazine. 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FLOORS 1 AND 1 FURNISHINGS The Hair Place Ladies Men MONTCLAIRE SALON 101 Montclaire Road Redkin Precision Products Cuts Stylist Kay Reynolds Susan Howie 87 188 PORKY PLAYER’S PLACE WORSHAM’S SUNOCO Hwy. 301 North Florence phone Across From Highway Dept. 393-0665 Complete Personalized Service • Hand Wash • Waxing • Simonizing • Interior and Exterior Cleaning • Cars • Trucks • Vans • Boats • Vinyl Top Reconditioning • Custom Stripping — Owners — Wendell Gandy and George Jackson KIMREY’S IGA 119 Exchange Street 393-0885 189 PEE DEE ELECTRIC DARLINGTON AND MARION Owned and Operated by Those It Serves 665-4070 DU BOSE JEWELERS INC. Public Square Darlington 393-4431 393-1475 “Quality Jewelry at Reasonable Prices” Compliments of FIBER INDUSTRIES INC. Palmetto Plant Where People Are Our Most Important Asset KLIP JOINT II Unisex Hair Design Mon.-Sat. 106 Blue St. Darlington, S.C. Russell Odom Lisa Rolfe Cindy Kelley 190 Best Wishes to the Class of 1982 Compliments of i BELK’S DEPARTMENT STORE Public Square PATSY HATHCOCK DANCE STUDIOS Compliments of ln SOUTHLAND Darlington SIGNS Phone: 393-1491 Congratulations!! WILSON CLINIC HOSPITAL OAKHAVEN INC. Darlington Convalescent Center PEOPLES INSURANCE Compliments of SMITH T.V. SERVICE 117 Orange St. 321 N. Main St. 393-2241 M. Hursey R. L. Parker Polly Gaskins TV MAINTENANCE of Magnolia Mall Florence, S.C. FLORENCE MUSIC Magnolia Mall Florence 662-8352 DARLINGTON FLORIST “Scent With Love” 222 W. Broad St. Darlington, S.C. 393-1531 or 393-6106 Mr. David Cooke Owner and Operator Compliments of KISTLER FUNERAL HOME INC. 481 Pearl St. Darlington, S.C. 194 THE PARK FLORIST Compliments of... 402 McCall St. Phone: 393-3856 Darlington,S.C. 29532 Complete Floral Service, Member of All Wire Services DeEtte Blackmon (Owner) FARMERS’ HARDWARE Main St. Darlington Compliments of AMERICAN CAN COMPANY THE PILOT CLUB Sponsor of the St. John’s High School Anchor Club fljnrlinntrm, £ . C. INDEX A Aaron. Gloria — 56 Abbot. George Walter 111 — 66 Adams. Angela Denise 56 Adams. Gloria Denise 66 Adams. Martha — Adams, Susie Melissa — Adkins, Johnathan David — 32 Alexander. Ernestine — 56 Alford. Fletcher 76 Allen. Leroy C. “Roy 66 Allen. Pamela — 76 Anderson, Curtis — Anderson. Debora Patricia Debbie — 66. 106 Anderson, Gregory Lewis 66 Anderson. Joseph Benjamin “Joey 56 Anderson, Lisa — 56 Anderson. Melissa — 66 Anderson, Ralph D 76 Anderson. Ronnie 32 Anderson. Tim 76 Anderson, Tracy 76 Anderson, Wayne Everette “Andy . Jr. — 18. 32.89.90.116.122 Andrews. Joseph — 76 Ard. Argent — 66 Arnold. Blakely Blake” 32 Arnold. Brian Henry — Arnold. Theresa — Asaro. Robert Todd — 66 Askins. Marian — 22. 32.107. 140. 142 Atkinson. David — 32 Atkinson. Melissa 76 Atkinson. Teresa -76 Augustus. Kenneth — 76 B Bacote. Angela — 76 Bacote. Elvira Mac — 32 Bacote. Linda 56. 110.113 Bacote. Marjorie 32 Bacote. Marshall Tony 66 Bacote. Warren — 76 Bailey. Malesa Ann — 32.49. 106. 118. 119 Bailey. Karen Elizabeth — 56 Bailey. Robert Charles — 66. 110 Bailey. Sandra 24.76 Baker. Lee 66 Baker. Sandy 66 Baldwin. Stephanie 56.106.110 Baldwin, Thelma 67 Barber. Michael Dean — 56 Barber. Scott -76 Barber. Woody 32 Barfield. Cynthia D Barr. Elizabeth — Barron, Carla — 32 Barwick. Doug — 56 Bateman. Jcanninc — 32 Bazen. Charles Chuck 76 Bazen. “Lisa Melissa A. 66 Beaty. Mary — 66 Beavers. Marie — 66 Beckwith. Elizabeth — 66. 140 Bedenbaugh. Karen 76 Bell, Arlene Carole 56 Bell. Karen — 76 Bell. Laurie— 33 Benton. Michael Timothy — 66 Besst, Frankie — 76 Bishop, James 76 Black. Charles Chuck 18.33.47.91.122 Black. Terry — Black. Joan — Blackmon. Brandon — 76 Blackmon. Donna — 56. 140 Blackmon. George 56. 58 Blackmon. Gerald Roy — 56 Blackmon. Judy Blackmon. Kelly Elizabeth — 56 Blackmon. Larry Eugene Jr. — 56 Blackmon. Marty 66 Blackmon. Nancy Marie 66 Blackmon, Penny Sue 56 Blackmon. Randy — Blackmon. Rena Lisa — 56 Blackmon. Richard A. — Blackmon. Ricky 57 Blackmon. Roy Allen 57 Blackmon. Rusty — 76 Blackmon. Sandra — 76 Blackmon. Sidney — Blackmon. Teresa - 33 Blackmon. Terry 76 Blackmon. William Billy Byrd 66 Blackwell. Tina Denise 67 Bonaparte. Carol Evette — 57 Bonaparte. Napolcan Boseman. l.orna Boseman. Marty - 77 Boseman. Pamela - 57 Boseman. Sabrina — 77 Boseman. Theresa 67 Boseman, Tonya 49 Boyd. Curtis 33 Braddock. Claude — 33 Braddshaw, Todd 57 Bradley. Richard — 77 Bragg. Keith Darrnell — 67 Bragg. Tanya Michelle — 57 Branham, David Branham, James Russell 57 Brantley. Todd -77 Brewer. Johnny — 77 Brewer. Lynn — 77 Bristow. Robert Blakely Bobby — 57 Bristow, Katherine 22. 33.47, 118. 119, 106. 140, 122 Britton. Donna - 77 Brockington. Earl — Brooks. Jeffrey Jeff 77 Brookshire. Sherrill Elaine — 57 Brown. Allen L.. Jr. - 33.47,96.97 Brown. Angela Allison 33 Brown. Bill — 57 Brown. Cherri — 77 Brown. David — 77. 100 Brown. Frostccn 33. 110 Brown. Greg Brown. Isiah 57 Brown, James Vernon — 57 Brown. John — 77 Brown. Kevin — 33 Brown. Norman 67 Brown. Robert Brown. Stanley Lonicl — 57 Brown. Tammy — 77 Brown. Teresa Lynne — 59 Brown. Theresa — 33 Brown, Terri - 77 Bruce. Teresa 77 Brunson. Clco — Brunson. Larry — 77 Bryan. David Robert — 67 Bryant. Barry — 77 Bryant. Christopher “Chris - 67 Brtant.Gina 77 Bryant. Jeff Howard 67 Bryant, Junic Bryant. Lori Lynn Bryant. Richard Mike -77 Bryant. Robert Maurice. Jr. — 37.59 Bryant. Tony — 77 Bryant, William Johnson Joe Buck. Yolanda Charlene Londy 140 Bullard. Dana — 77 Bullard. F.laina Michelle —67.102 Bumgarner. Jonathan — 77 Bunch. Elizabeth Mablc 21.27. 33,49. 59. 140 Burch. Hal 18.33.90 Burris. Michael “Mike — 67 Butler. Patty Jo — 71. 72. 140 Byrd. Annette — 34. 59 Byrd, Kevin John 71 Byrd. Ronald 71.110 Byrd. Tony 67 Byers. Darren Michael — 71 Byers. Robin 34. 59 C Cain. Joyce — 67 Caldwell. Mark — 34. 59 Camp. Cherry Lynn 67 Campbell, Anthony Lee “Tony 67 Campbell. Lisa Camille 34. 59 Campbell. Richard Ricky — 67 Campbell. Tommy Levern 71 Cannon. Theda Tara 34. 59 Capps. Mandy 67 Carter, Charlcna Carter, Don — 67 Casey. Andy —77 Cason. Timmy — 59. 34 Cassidy, Charles Cassidy. Theresa 67 Chaplin. Frank — 78 Chambers. Andrew Antonio “Tony — 71,110 Chapman. Autumn Lynne — 72 Chapman. Lcland Keith — 72.110 Chapman. Nicholas “Nick 78 Chapman. Tracy 78 Chapman. Tracy Dorain — 67 Chavis. Tabatha — 78 Charles. Margaret — 78 Cherry. Donicl Lee Cherry. Kim Cherry. Wallace 78 Clark. Angela Dianne — 34. 60 Clark. Eddie — 78 Clark. George— 34 Coe, Cornelius 78 Coe. Glenda 67 Coe, Gloria Jean 34 Coe. Teresa Ann -72 Coker. Michelle Lee — 67 Coleman, Danny 60 Con tee. Raymond Conyers. Penny 34,60 Cook, Olin 78 Cook. Richard Cameron - 78 Cooke. Michael — 78 Corbin, Wendy — Cotolesse, Yvonne 78 Cotton. Thomasina 34. 60 Cowick. Crystal — 78 Cromer. William Bill Preston. Jr. — 67 Crosby, Tina 78 Cross, Cindy 67 Crowley. Mark — D Dabbs. Gary —34.48. 18.60.91, 104. 108. 109 Daniels. Donna Ray — 67 Dargan, James Alexander — 72 Dargan, Shawn Davis. Andrea Kay 72.142 Davis. Anthony — 67.100 Davis. Dana Elaine — 34,60 Davis. Francis — 34.60 Davis. George Mickey — 67 Davis. Henry III 67,100 Davis, James Davis. Jimmy — 78 Davis. Kenneth — 35.60 Davis. Matthew — 72 Davis. Mavis Lamar — 67 Davis, Melinda Gail Davis. Michael 67 Davis. Terry — 78 Davis. Warren — Dease. Rodney — 35 DcLaine. David — 67 DcLaine, Jerome — Derry, Angela 72 Derry. Reggie -35,60 Dew, Randy — 72 Dewitt. Charles — 78 Dewitt. Thomas — 67 Dickey, Otis Lee — Dickey, Roosevelt 67 Dickerson, Charles Dickerson. Paula Ruth 72 Dixon. Tammy —60 Dolford. Annette — Dolford. Herbert Doritv. James Ansel, Jr. — 67 Douglas. Darrell Christopher Dougl-s. Darlene 35.60 Douglas. James Howard 68. 110 Dove. Janet — 78 Dowdy. Franklin “Frankie 68 Drawdy. Tami 24,78 Drew, Martha 35 Drew, Nora— 78 Drew, Stephen Craig — 35.60 Driggers. Donna Lynn — 35.60 Driggers. Rhonda 68 Du Bose. Debbie Modesta 68,72.110.140 Du Bose. Lucius 68 Du Bose. Melissa — 78 DuBose. Wanda Landctle — 68 DuBosc. William Anthony — 68. 100. 110 Dukes, Pam — 68 Dukes. Tammy Marie 68 Dutton, Dawn Nell 27,68,72 Dutton. Kimberly Kim Sue— 68. 120, 121 Duval. Francis William — 72 Dycus, Sherrie — 72 E Eads. Margaret Ellen — 78. 106. 107 Edwards. Amy Marie 68 Edwards. Joey 79 Edwards. Robert “Robby — 68 Elliotte. Renee — 35 Elms. Garren Eugene Gary — 72.110 Englsih, Janice — Enoch. Derek Epps. Cedric 79 Erickson. Melinda 72 Everette. Michael — 35.49 Evans. Deborah — 79 Evans. Jackie — 79 Evans. Russell Evens, Susan F Faulkner. Dawn — 79 Fields. Caroyolyn — 35 Finch. Floyd III 68 floyd, Alton — Floyd, David Howard 72 Flowers. Crystal 35 Flowers, Le - 35 Flowers. Richard Cole. Jr. 84 Ford. Neal — Fondham. Zelda 69 Fortenberry. Cindy Foster. Brenda 36 Foster. Jackie — 79 Foster. Rachael — Foxc. Cora — 36 Frazier. Frankie — 73 Frazier, Lisa 36 Freeman. Buddy 36 Freeman. John David 68 Freeman. Peter Teddy — 79 Fryer. Jeffery Scott 73. 79 Fuller, Lisa — G Gainey. Allen — Gainey, Bobby Gainey. Bonnie Lay 68 Gainey. Darrell — 37 Gainey. George Gainey. Karla 79 Gainey, Leslie Ann 68 Gainey. Linda “Lorrie l.orrianne — 68 Gainey. Patricia — 79 Gainey. Stacy Lewann — 73 Gainey, Susie 37 Gainey. Terry 37 Gandy, Betty 73.142 Gandy. Christy Gandy, Mary Simmons — 37 Gandy. Nancy Ella — 68 Gandy. Robert 68 Garland. Howard Stokes 69, 73 Garland. Ramona 79 Gardner. Bartly Gardner. Richard Todd — 68,110 Garris. Lonnie — Garris, Sheila 37 Garris, Sonya Gaskins, Rhonda Ann 68 Gastright. Beverly 36. 142, 131 Gastright. John Anthony. Jr. — 73. 104. 142 Gatewood. Jonathan Maurice — 36.47. 143 Galtison. Brenda Renca — 68 Gattison, Edward 79 Gattison, Elizabeth 68 Gattison. Ernest 36 Gibson. Gwendolyn — 68 Gibson. Walter Earl — 69 Gilbert. Bcrnic 79 Goff. Michael 36 Goode, A. J. - 69 Goodson. Howard Olin. Jr. “Hal — 18. 36, 47,90. 96.97. 116 Goodson. Michael A. - 69 Goodson. Vedia 73.110.140 Godwin. Ann Goodwin, Pamela Renee 69 Graham, Alfred “Dwayne — 79 Graham. NeUon l.avern — 73 Graham. Randy Thomas 69 Graham. Ray - 18.36.49.91 Gray. Johnny — 73 Greene, Hannah 36 Green, Luvenia 79 Green, Thomas Lavene — 69 Gregg. Lowern — Gregg. Maggie — 79 Gregg, Roslynn 79 Grey, Barbara 79 Griggs, Joseph Joey Leslie 69 Griggs, Robert — 79 Griggs. Tony — 79 Grissett. Juanita Gunter. Lisa Edna 69 Guthrie. Donna 79 H Halchak. Jude — 69 Halchak. Paul Hall. Janet Marie —73 Hall. Tima -80 Ham. Oscar “Buddy 73 Ham, Gale 36,48 Ham, James Tavio 69 Ham, Marcia Miranda —69 Hamilton. Kenneth l.eroy — Hancock. Larry Carroll “Chip — 73 Hankins. Robert Jr. — 69. 73 Hankins. Teresa Ann 19.73 Hannibal. Darryl 80.94 Hannibal. Debra — 73 Hardee. Todd — 37,46. 142 Harrell. Todd 88,96.117.59 Harrclson, Kimberly 21.37.48. 1 18. 1 19 Harris. Bill 80 Harris. Glenn 80 Harrison. Julie 69 Harrison. Samuel — Hart. Arthur Gcromc Hart. Susan Elizabeth 69 Hartsell, David 80 Hatchell. Barbara Shawn 69. 143 Hatchell, Jack Josey — 62 Hatchell, Virginia — 80 Hatchell. William — Hatchell. Wyndcc - 59 Hayes, Raymond 80 Haynei. Jennifer 80 Hedrick. Tony Wayne — 69 Helms. Colette 69 Henderson. Gary Matthew —73, 110 Henderson, James — 96 Henderson. Jimmy Lee Heustess, Jimmy Boyd 69, 100 Heustess. William Todd — 73 Hickman. Mary 80 Hill. Anthony Allen 73 Hobson, Billie Jo 37,47 Hobson. William Ervin 73,110 Hodge. Tammy Elaine — 69 Holloman. Patrice — 23,69 Holloman. Veronica — 80 Holloway. David — Holloway. Russell — Honney, David — 69 Hood. Debbie 69 Hood. Jessica — 69 Hood. Mark Harrison — 73 Hopkins. Jimmy Wayne — 80 Hopkins. Wanda — Hough, Katrina 69 Hough. Ronell 37,97 Howell, Bobby Howie. Danny — 70 Howie, Donna Carolyn — 85 Howie. Helen — 74 Howie. James -80 Howie. Jennings Bryan III — Howie, Lonnie 8 5 Howie. Lonnie — 80 Howie. Michele— 37 Hudson. Frances Eileen — 85 Hudson. Rena “Michelle — 80 Hudson. Sandra Denise 85 Hudley. Sabrina Michele 74 Huggins. Crystal Darren Chirsty 74.110 Huggins. Geoffrey David — 74 Hughes. Richard Ritchie — 80 Hundley. Terry — 80 Hunter. Carla — 37. 46 Hunter. Leo Hunter. Mary — 80 Hunter. Randolph — Huntley. Ricky 74.110 Huntley. Preston William — 86 Hursey. Mark — 70. 74 I Isaac. Darleen 37 Iseman, David 37 Iscman, Mary —80 Isgett. Tara Lynn — 74 Izer, Steve — 80 J Jackson. James — Jackson. Archie Mclvcr Sam — Jackson. Teresa 80 Jacobs. Maxie DeRochian 70.96,110 James. Frankie 18. 38.48.90. 108, 109.114. 116 James. Laura Etta — 38 James. Quincy 38 James. William “Scott 80 Jeffery, Cleveland Jeffery, Sylvester James — 70 Jeffords. Angela — 38 Jeffords. Michael — 80 Jeffords. Timothy Scott “Timmy — 74 Jeffords. Edward Anthony Tony 70 Jernigan. Lynn —74 Jerry. Lila — 38.102,103,131 Jett. Henry — 81 Jett. Samantha — 38 Johnson. Angela 70.81 Johnson, Bernard 81 Johnson. Curtis — 81 Johnson. Darlene — 81 Johnson. Jane Elizabeth — 74 Johnson. Johnny — Johnson. Michael Lunord Johnson. Rcgian Michelle 74 Johnson. Steven James 70 Johnson. Terrell — Johnson. Timothy — 81 Johnson. William — 38 Jones, Al 38 Jones, Camille 38,49 Jones. Duane 100 Jones. Roberta Jones. Tim — Jones. Thomas Jordan. Anthony Jordon. Marilyn 38, 102, 103 Jordan, Michael — 70 Jordon. Sidney 70. 120. 121 Josey. Dorothy Mae — 113 K Kelly. Debra 81 Kelly, Gregory Kelley. Jody — 70 Kelly, Kimocrcly — 38 Kelly. Mable Lynn — 70 Kelley. Mike 74 Kelly, Rctha Lynnelle - 70 Kelley. Todd Lindlcy -74.110 Kelly. Wanda 38 Kemmerlin, Timothy 18,39,49,91 Keeney. Kim — 38 Kennedy. Linda — 81 Kennedy. Tammy — 81 Kennedy. Theresa 39 Kent. James Kersey, Frankie King. Edward Marshall 110 King. Stanley —81 196 King. Teresa — 39.48. 110 Kinsey. Cynthia — 81 Kirby. Beverly Orcan 70 Kirby. Cynthia Darken 39 Kirby. Debra Lynn 74. 142.60. 124 Kirven. Joey — 81 Kirven. Robert Robbie — 46. 39. 19.91.93. 114.116 Kirven. Timothy 81 Kiser. Chris 39 Kiser. David 81 Knight. Janet Lynn - 70 Knight, Johnny —39 Knight. Sue Ellen - 74 Knotts. Keith - 74 L Lambert. Parrish 74 Lane. Glenn -81 Lane. Kyle — Lane. Neal 63 Langley. Renee — 81 Lanier. Cindy Sue — 74 Larymore, Tammy — 81 Ledford. Laura 39 I.ee. Amelia “Amy” 81 Lee. Douglas Wilburn, Jr. 70 I.ee, Henry Lyndal — 74 Lee. Jeffery Van — 74 Lee.Shcena —63.113.131 Lee. Virginia 81 Lewis. John Henry II 74 Lewis, Sandra 63 Lewis. Terry Thomas 74 Lewis. Tony — 81.71 Lide. Benjamin. Jr. 110.111,70 Lidc. Desiree 82 Lighty. Danny 47.19.90.89.39 Lighty, Richard Sherman 74 Link. Rufus — Littles. Cynthia — 81 Littles. Tony — 81 Lloyd. Beth — 75 Lloyd. Dean — 82 Lloyd. Kenneth Lloyd. Angela Laev 70 Lloyd. Tommy — 39 Lock. Martin Gregg — 71 Locklair. Dwayne — Love, Jimmy — I.owder, Ann 75 Lowery. Annette 82 Lowery, Cary — Lucas. Ruben — Lucky, Ervin — 71 Lucky. Julius —71 Lunn. Bonnie 39 Lunn. Carolyn 39 Lunn. Marvin — 82 Lunn. Sandra — 82 Lunn. Sheila Lunnon. Christopher Chris” — 39.96.97 Lunnon, Dennis — Lyde, Vanessa 82 Lyerly, Paul Lyon. Rebecca Becky” — 106. 110.40 Lyon. David Addison — 75 Lyons. David — 75 M Mack. Deborah Camille 71 Mack. Janet 82 Mack. Rene 82 Malloy, Karen — 82 Malloy. Rose 71 Maloch. Melanie — 40 Maloch. Vickie Maloch, Wanda Louise — Marcus, Anthony 75. 110.76 Martin. Alphonso 71 Martin. Joey Martin. Margaret — 82 Martin. Mary — 82 Martin. Tina — 40 Masneri. Helen Theresa “Terri” 46. 40 Mathis, Lisa 40 Matthews. Joey 40 Matthews. Mollie — 106. 82 McAllister. John. Jr. 40 McAllister. Paul Alan -71 McCall. Christopher Chris — 40 McCall, Gregory 82 McCall, Joyce 75 McCall. Walter McCaskill. Lisa Merrill —71 McCormick. Belinda 40 McCormick. Mike McCormick. Ryan 48. 108. 109.40 McCown. Melissa 48.40.144.131.140. 118. 119. 18. 19 McCoy, Demetrious — 82 McCoy. Diane 40 McCoy. Larry McCoy. Tina — 75 McDaniel. Angela Marie 75.143. 131 McElvecn, Terry — McElveen. Wendy — INDEX McFarland. Beverly 71 McFarland. James L. — McFarland. Kathy — 71 McFarland. Kent 71 McGee. Johnnie Mac 82 McGee. Missy 82 McGee. Robert Robbie” — 82 Mclnnis. Mark — 82 Mclnvilk. Billy Ray 71 Mclnville. Randy Walter 75 Mclnvilk. Russell 40 McKay, Elizabeth -71 McKay. I.isha 40 McKay. Ruby McKclvcy. Ginger — 41 McKnight. Sharon L. 41 McLaughlin. Joey McLaurin, John 40 Mcl.can, Donna Elizabeth 75 McNeil. Billie Yvette 71 McNeil. Danita 75 McNeil. Georgia Mac — 71 McNeil. Hattie - 64.131 McNeil. Henry Daniel — McNeil. Ruby - 75 McNeill. Willard 71 McPhail. Carolyn — 71 McPhail. Chris McPhail. Columbus McPhail. Lisa 71 McPhail. Sharon — 75 McRae. Kenneth 46.41,19.90 MeRaven. Ernest —82 Medford. Laura — 75. 110 Melton. Elizabeth Ann 75 Mellon. Roddk Melton. Timothy Jacobs — 71 Melton. Trina Yvonne Menasco, Elizabeth 41 Miles. Bernard 41 Miles. Charles —71. 100 Miles. Mary —82 Miller. Jamie — 71 Miller. Kenneth 82 Mills. Easter 75 Mills. Perry 82 Moody. Agnes Jeannette Jenny 75 Moody. Jimmy — 83 Moody. Tammy — 83 Moore. Daniel — 41 Moore. Herculean 41 Moore. Jimmy Jay 83 Morgan. Eddie — Morgan. John Trey — 93 Morris. Dianna Dee Dee — 71.24.120. Morris. George — 41 Morris. Margaret Ann 41 Moses. Jerome 75 Mozingo. Mary Bunny — 83 Mozingo. Frances “Frank — 75 Muldrow, Sharon — 83 N Needham. Tammy Lynn — 71 Nettles, Dwight Nichols. Marlene — 83 Nicholson. Donna 71.143 Norris. Terri — 83 Norton. Chuck — 72 Norwood. Beth — Norwood, Glenda —83 Norwood. Joni 83 Norwood, Lynn Michelle 76 Norwood. Maxic 48,41 Norwood. Natalie 41 Norwood. Robbie — 83 Norwood. Robin Mary — 76 Norwood. Yvonne 41 O Odom. Crystal Odom. Cynthia Renee 72 Odom. David Odom. William Edward Eddie 72 Odom. Gwendolyn — 83 Odom. Marshall Odom. Penny Janelle 76. 171, 23 O’Neal. Alan — 83 O’Neal. Bobbie Darlene - 72 O’Neal, Grady 72 O’Neal. James 83 O’Neal. Kelly Marie —72 O’Neal. Shelby-42 O’Neal. Stanley Reid — 72 O’Neal. Tajuania P Pace. William Billy” — 104.76. 173.108 Parker. Chalmos “Tiny 83 Parker, John Kenneth 76 Parnell, Donald Wade — 110, 72 Parnell. Johnathan Derick — 72 Parnell. Phillip Wayne 110.72 Parnell, Sara — 83 Parrish, Angie 42 Patrick. Danny 42 Paterson. Janice Annette 72 Payne.John — 19.90. II5. 116.42 Payne, Mary — 83 Pearson. Wallace Pemberton. Jamie 72 Peoples. Adrian 42 Peterson. Vanccisia 83 Pickrel, Carl Kevin 110. 76. 75 Piecre. Marcella Denise — 76 Pilgrim. Dee — 83 Pilgrim. Elizabeth Edwards Beth — Pipkin. Bryan Andrew — 72 Pipkin. Robert Glen 76, 77 Player. Debbie 42 Poe. David Scott Poole. Julius Newton 110. 72 Pook, Marvin — 83 Pook. Patsy — Porter. Tammy Lynn 72 Pough. Bobby — 72 Pough,John — 72 Powell. Roger — 42 Prevatte. Tena — 83 Price. Dean — Priest. Debbie 42 Privette, Lincoln Lee 110.76 Purvis. Gary — 42 Purvis, Thomas DeLeon — 72 R Rabb. Missy — 83 Rabb. Scott — Rackstraw. Lcsla — 42 Rawls, Dennis 84 Ray. Teresa Ann 72 Redick. Sambra -72 Reese, Christina Constance -72 Register, Joseph Randolph Randy — Reynolds. Ed — 84 Reynolds. Larstene — 72 Reynolds. Penny 84 Reynolds. Sonya 84 Rh«xies. Brian 42 Rhodes, Carolyne — 42 Rhodes. David Earl — 73 Rhodes, Jimmy Wayne. Jr. — 76 Rhodes, Pam — 84 Richardson. Arleen — 42 Richardon. Daryl 73 Richardson. Herman — Richardson, Heyward — Richardson, Ulysses — 73 Richmond. Julie — 42 Ritch. George Allen 76 Robinson. Benjamin Dean 73 Robinson. Bernard — 43 Robinson. Beverly — 73 Robinson. Carlton — 84 Robinson. Cheryl Celeste - 73 Robinson. Delores 43 Robinson, Jennie Lou Robinson. Lisa — 43 Robinson. Pauline — 77 Robinson, Shenail — 84 Robinson. Vanessa — 84 Robinson. Vickie 43.102.103 Robinson. William 43 Rogers. Anthony Paul Hank — 73 Rogers. Cindy — 73 Rogers. Patricia — 84 Rogers. Timmy — 73 Ross. Keysha Lashawn — 73 Ross. La Frances 84 Ross. Lavern — Rostron, Frank James Rostron. Randy Charles — Roulston, JoNell — 84 Roulston, Regina — Rouse. Leon Thomas - Rouse. Robbie 84 Rubin. Nancy — Rudisill. Louise Garner — 73, 120. 121 S Samuel. Alphonso — Samuel. Arlene 84 Samuel. Charles Samuel. Curtis Randolph 73 Samuel, Edward — 84 Satterfield, Carols. William — Saunders. Marlene — Savage. Juan — Sawyer. Eric Bernard 110.77 Schultz. Eric — 73 Scott. Horace Scott. Larry 84 Scott. Margaret — 73 Scott. Maurice —73 Scott. Michcal — 84 Severance, Monica 84 Sharpe. Cheryl 84 Sharpe, Sharon Vonetta 73 Shaw, Timothy Wayne 73 Sherrill. Tamra Tammy — 84 Sherron. Carol 43.47 Shillinglaw. Ryan — 77 Shipman. Cindy — 43 Simmons. Charles - 84 Sims. Rhonda Rose — 77 Sims. Sylvia 43 Skinner. Sherry Darlene 77, 23 Skinner. Vickie -43 Slater. Andre 43 Smalls. Melvin — 73 Smallwood. Robert Lee “Robbie — 110. 77 Smith. Crystal — Smith. Faye 84 Smith. Johnny Mae “Johnnie 84 Smith. Jodi Robert C. — 73 Smith. Linda Faye — 89. 73 Smith. Paula — Smith. Ro anna Marie 90. 73 Smith, Sharron 85 Smith, Toby 85 Smith, Tnsha 47,43 Smoak. Dan — 77 Smothers. Toni — 77 Snyder. Charles — 43 Snyder. Karen Denise — 73 Spell, Sherry Lynn — 77 Springs. Penny — 85 Squire, Michael — Squire. Thcotis William — 73 Stafford. William — 43 Stanley. Samantha Michelle 73 Stephens. Curtis Stephens. Janice - 77 Stephens. Robin — 77 Stephens. Tammy — 85 Stephens. Vicki — 85 Stevenson. Dcloris — 74 Stevenson. John Lonnie - 77 Stevens, Patricia Darlene 77 Stevens. Scott Douglas 74 Stevens. Whitney — 85 Stevenson. Monta 46.19.91 Stevenson. Robert Stewart. Allyson — 85 Stewart. Charlotte — 85 Stoepker. Kristen 85 Stokes. Beth 85 Stone. Kim Celeste 74 Stone. Martha — 74. 24 Stone. Mary Virginia “Ginger — 77. 27. 23 Stonccypher, Beth — 74 Strickland. JO JO 19.90. 114.108. 109. 44 Strickland. Kimberly Rae — 68. 78 Strickland. Sharon Leigh — 90. 74 Strickland. Shellie — Sturgeon. Christopher Anderson — 110.78 Sturgeon. Kevin Thomas 74.94 Suggs. Gloria Jean — Suggs, Tammy 44 Swill, Roslyn — 74 Sullivan. Marie — 78 Summerson, Gregg — 74 Sumner, Joyce 85 Sumner. Thomas Tom Goodson — 90 Swails. James B. T Tadlock, Brooks Tadlock.Gale Martha — 74 Tadlock. Pam — 85 Tadlock. Rhonda Lynn” — 85 Tadlock. Robbin Renee - 74 Tadlock. Tammy Sue 74 Tadlock. Vicki 44 Talbert. Eddie-44. 116.91. 19 Taylor. June Renee — 78 Taylor. Randolph — 85 Taylor. Tina — 44 Tedder. Barbara Tedder. Linda 85 Thomas. Freddie 66 Thomas. Jacqueline — 85 Thomas. James Edward — 74 Thomas. Juanita — Thomas. Michael 74 Thomas. Michael 78. 184 Thomas. Tracy — 85 Thomasson, Allyn — 44 Thomasson. Kerry Lou Penny — 78 Thomasson. Terry Abel — 74 Thornal. Judy Faye — 78 Tomasich. Kim — Tucker. Lee 49.44 Tunstall, Donna — Tunstall, Joby — 44 Turbcville. Toby — 85 Turky. Lee — Turner. Joanne Marie 44 Turner, Johnny 44 Turner, Tammy Denise — 78 Turner. Vickey — 85 Tyler. Lynn — 106. 107.44 Tyner. Eddie Ray — 78 Tyner. Gloria 85 Tyner. James Edward 74 Tyner. Susan Mane - 74 Tyner. Woodrow V Vernon, Annette 106 W Wajtyna, Sloria — 74 Wallace. Arthur Wallace. Edward -74 Wallace. Linda — Wallace. Sharon Michele — 79 W’allace. Tammy Michelle — 74 Wallace. Terri Wallace. Terry 85 Walters, Kimberly 74 Walters. Treva — Walton. Timmy — 85 Ward. Deidra — 86 Ward. Shannon 44 Warford. John Alan 74 Warr. Terri —86 Warren. Celeste — 86 Warren. Genia — 45 Warren. Kevin — 86 Watford. Dane — 86 Watford. Julie —74 Watford. Wanda Kaye 79 Watson. JoEllyn 86 Watkins, Judy — Watkins. Marty — 75 Waylctt, Cindy 46.45 Weatherford. Clara Teresa — 79 Weatherford. Debbie Ann 79 Weatherford. Debbie Ann 79 Weatherford. Deborah Ann — 74 Weatherford. Don — Weatherford, Donald — 45 Weatherford. Freddk — 48.45 Weatherford, Linda — Weatherford. Michael Lavern 110. 79 Weatherford. Pam Elizabeth - 75 Weaver. Billie Jo—79 Weaver. Cara — 47.45 Weaver. Holly Merry — 75 Wcesncr, Mark Alan — 75 Wccsncr, William 86 Welch. Vickie Lee 79 Wcntckr. Donald “Donnie — 86 West. Mark Wes Norman — 79 West. Ricky -75 West. Terry 75 Wheeler. Zclda 75 White, Bernard — W'hite. Virginia — 48.45 Whittington. Brian — 75 Wilds. Anthony 19.91.114 Wilds. Donald — Wiley. Beth Michelle 79 Wiley. Kim — 86 Wilkes. Anthony — 86 Wilkes. Diane — 79 Wilkes. Victoria Dawn — 79 Williams. Angela Theresa — 79 Williams. Belton — 45 Williams. Bruce Lee - 75. 100 Williamson. Cheryl — 86 Williams. Darren — 86 Williamson, Dianne — 45 Williams. John Leroy — 79 Williams. Joseph 86 Williams. Richard “Gerry — 86 Williams. Robert — 45 Williams. Shelia — 86 Williamson. Christopher “Chris’ — 75 Williamson. Diane Delores — 79 Williamson. Jeniffer Williamson. Roger — 45 Williamson. Tanya — 86 Williamson. Toney — Williamson. Twanda Edneata — 75 Willis. Dawn Lynne — 75 Willis. Johnny 86 Willis. Kimberly Dee — 71.79 Willis, Scott 79 Willoughby. Bernard 86 Willoughby. Emily 86 Wills. Laura Kay' 75 Wilson. James Coil — 75.94 Wilson, Johnny. Jr. — 75.100 Winburn. Crystal 86 Winburn, Daniel Ray — 79 Wingate. Deborah Denise — 75 Wingate. Herbert Lee — Wingate. Les” — 45.96.97 Wingate. Mary —45 Wingate. Richard — 86 Wirhoursky. Marishka —45. 143 Wray. Joseph Wright, Charles — W’right, Terry — Womack. Elizabeth — 45 Woodle. Julian — 86 Y Yarborough. James Thomas Jay” — 75 Yarborough. Lynne — 26.46. 45.22,142 Yarborough. Michael Ray 75 197 SENIOR Jonathon Adkins — Chess I, 2, 3. 4; Junior Classical League 1; Frisbcc 1; Pep Club 1. Andy Anderson Block SJ 3. 4 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; A V. Club 2; J.V. Football 1. 2; Varsity Football 1, 2; Varsity Track 1; Co-Captain Varsity Football 4; Co-Captain J.V. Football 2. Ronnie Anderson — Backgammon Club 2; Science Club 3; Spanish Club 4; Drama Club 4; St Johns Singers 4; Adv Chorus 4. Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Mixed Orchestra 3 Blake Arnold — FFA I. 2. 3. 4; Chess Club 1, 2; J.V. Football 2 Marian Askins — Anchor Club 1. 2, 3. 4; Pep Club I, 2, 3. 4. Drama Club 1, 2. 4; Pep Club Treasurer; Powder Puff 3. 4; Student Council 2, 3. 4; Class Vice-President 4; Annual Staff 3, 4; Annual Staff Co-Editor 4; Bulletin Staff 4; Manager Tennis Team 4; Homecoming 4; May Pole 3. David Atkinson — Junior Marshall 3; Senior Marshall 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Science Club 4; Student Council 4; National Honor Society 2; Beta Club 1, 2. Marjorie Ann Bacotc — Afro-American Club 2, 3, 4; FHA 1; Band I. 2, 3,4; Band Sec. 3; Band President 4; Student Council 4; Powder Puff 3, 4 Lesa Bailey — Drama Club 1; Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Mr. and Miss St. Johns 2. 3; Bulletin Staff 3, 4; Annual Staff 3. 4; Anchor Club 3. 4; Anchor Club President 4; Girls V. Tennis Team 3, 4; Powder Puff 3. 4; Block SJ 4; Varsity Cheerleader 4; Student Council 4; Daisy Chain 3. Woody Barber — Pep Club 1.2; Frisbee Club 3, 4. Carla Renee Barron — Track 2, 3, 4; Varsity Cheerleader 3; Pep Club 4; Block SJ 3, Afro- American 3.4; Powder Puff 3,4; Disco 2. Jeannine Bateman — Pep Club 1; Drama Club 1,3, 4. Laurie Bell — St. John Singers 4; Beginners Chorus 2; Adv. Chorus 3,4; Art Guild 3, 4; Young Disciples 2, Chuck Black — Key Club 2. 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2. 3, 4; Block SJ 3. 4; Varsity Football 3. 4; Tennis 2, 3, 4; J.V. Football 2. Judy Blackmon Pep Club 1, 2. 3. 4; FHA 1. 2; Disco Club 3; Frisbee 3. Teresa Blackmon Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 4; Music 1,2, 3,4. Angela Brown — Pep Club I, 2; Young Disciples 1; Home Ec. Club I. 2. 3 (FHA); Chorus 2, 3; Powder Puff 3. 4 Tanya Boseman — FHA 1, 2, 3; Miss Sweetheart of FHA 2; Afro-American 3. 4; Softball 3; Powder Puff 3. 4 Curtis Boyd — Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Frisbee Club 1. Claude Braddock — Pep Club I, 2, 3. 4; J.V. Football 2; Drama Club 1,2.4; A-V Club 1, 2. Katherine Bristow — Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; Drama Club I, 2; Anchor Club 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club I, 2; Bulletin Staff 2, 3, 4; Sports Editor of Bulletin Staff 3; News Editor of Bulletin Staff 4; Block SJ 3, 4; Powder Puff 3, 4; Girls’ Tennis Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Cheerleader 3. 4; May Court Attendant 1; Homecoming Attendant 1. 4; Mr. and Miss St. Johns 1; Student Council 4; Annual Staff 3, 4 — Co-Editor 4. Allen Brown Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Jr. High Basketball 1; J.V. Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 3, 4; Key Club 4; Bus Drivers Club 3, 4; Student Government Ad- visor to the President 4. Frosteen Brown — FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 3, 4; Chorus 3; Pep Club 1, 2; Disco Club 4. Kevin Brown — Chess Club 2. 3, 4; Frisbee Club 3; Pep Club 3. Theran Brown — Disco Club 2. 3,4. Lori Bryant — Pep Club 1.2. 3, 4; Audio-Visual Club 1, 2; Science Club 3, 4; Mr. and Miss St. Johns Con- testant 2; Powder Puff 3,4. Robbv Bryant — Chess Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2; Officers Club 3, 4; JROTC 1,2, 3. 4; Mr and Miss St. Johns Contestant 2, 3; Student Council 4. Hal Burch — Pep Club 1,2,3; J.V. Football 1.2; Varsity Football 4. Elizabeth Bunch — Student Council 1.2. 3. 4; Anchor 1, 2, 3, 4 (Sec. — 3); Pep Club I, 2, 3. 4; Junior Classical League 1; Drama Club 1; St Johns Singers 1. 2, 3; Audio-Visual Club 2 (Sec. 2); May Court 3; Mr. and Miss St Johns Contestant 3; Junior-Senior Server 1; Powder Puff 3. 4; Daisy Chain Dancer 3; Science Club 3, 4; French Club 4; Hugh O'Brian Leadership Nominee 2. Robyn Byers — St. Johns Singers; Majorette (Captain); Home Ec. Club; All State Chorus Pep Club. Annette Byrd — DECA Club 4; FHA Club 1,2. Mark Caldwell — Pep Club I, 2; Frisbee Club 3; Library 4. Lisa Campbell — Drama Club 1. 2; Spanish Club 3, 4; Powder Puff 3,4; Pep Club 4; Orchestra 1.2. 3,4. Theda T. Cannon Young Disciples Club 1, 2; Flag (Girl) Squad 2, 3.4; Afro-American Club 3,4. Timmy Cason — Rod and Gun Club 2; J.V. Football 2; Varsity Football 4. Angela Clark — Pep Club 1,2, 3; FHA 1. Gloria Coe — Marching Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Pep Club and Band 2, 3,4; Disco Club 3, 4; FHA 4 Penny Conyers — FHA 2, 3. Thomasina Cotton — JROTC I, 2. 3, 4; Track Team 1, 2. 3. 4; Block SJ 2. 3, 4; Disco Club 2; ROTC Of- ficer Club; Drill Team 1,2, 3, 4; Powder Puff 3,4 Gary Dabbs — Pep Club I. 2, 3, 4; J.V. Football I, 2; Varsity Football 3. 4; Varsity Baseball 3. 4 Dana Elaine Davis — Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Spanish Club 1, 2; Mr. and Miss St. Johns 1, 3; Science Club 1, 2. 3, 4; Audio-Visual 2. 3; Student Council I. 2. 3; Pep Club Secretary and Treasurer 4; Pep Club President for Juniors 3; Powder Puff 3. 4; Hugh O’Brian Leadership Nominee 3; Homecoming Attendant 2; French Club 2, 3. Frances Davis — Band I, 2. 3, 4; Spanish Club 3. 4; Powder Puff 3, 4; Stichery Club 2, 3; Science Club 4; Junior Marshall 3; Senior Marshall 4. Kenneth Davis — Bus Drivers 3.4; ROTC Officers 3, 4. Rodney Dease — JROTC 1, 2, 3. 4; JROTC Officers Club 3,4; Drill Team 1, 2; Spanish Club 1. Reginald Fitzgerald Derry — Bus Drivers Club 3, 4; Disco Club 4. Tammy Dixon — Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4; DECA 3. 4; Science Club 4; Powder Puff 3, 4. Darlene Douglas — Pep Club 1; FHA Club 1. 2; Disco Club 1.2. Stephen Craig Drew Pep Club 1; Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4 Donna Driggers — Library Club 2. 3 (Vice-President 3); Science Club 4; Pep Club 4; Powder Puff 4. Michael Everett — FHA 2, 3, 4; Bus Drivers Club 3. 4; ROTC 2, 3; Band 1,2, 3.4 Carolyn Fields Disco Club 3, 4; Afro-American Club 4; SJH Band 1; SJH Flag Squad 2, 3. 4; SJH Track 3,4; Powder Puff 3,4. Crystal Flowers — Pep Club 2, 3. Le Flowers — Varsity Cheerleader 3; FFA 2, 3; Reporter for FFA 3; Drama Club 3, 4; Treasurer 4; Pep Club I, 2; Chess Club I. 2; Science Club 1, 2; FHA 4; Riff Raff 3,4 Brenda Foster — FHA Club 1, 2; Disco Club 3; Afro American 4. Cora Leigh Foxe — Disco 2. 3; FHA 1. 4; Afro American 4; ROTC 2, 3. 4; Chorus 2. 3, 4; Powder Puff 3.4; Basketball 4 Lisa Laxon Frazier Disco 2, 3; FHA 1, 4; Afro American 4; ROTC 2. 3; Chorus 2, 3. 4; Powder Puff 3,4; Basketball 4 Buddy Freeman - Key Club 1, 2. 3, 4; J.V. Football I. 2; Pep Club 1,2,3 4; Swamp Buddies 3, 4. Darrell Gainey — FHA 3; Bus Drivers Club 4. Suzy Gainey Junior Classical League 1. 2; Pep Club 1. 2. 3, 4; Art Guild 3, 4; Board of Director — Art Guild 3.4. Terry Gainey — J.V. Baseball 1; J.V. Football 2; Rod and Gun Club 3; Art Guild 3,4; Pep Club 3. 4. Mary Gandy — Drama Club 3,4; Pep Club 4. Beverly Gastright — J.V. Cheerleader I; Pep Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Drama Club 2, 3; President of Drama Club 4; Editor-in-Chicf of the Bulletin 4; Student Council 3. 4. Sheila Garris — Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Mr. and Miss St. Johns 1, 2. Sonya Garris — FHA 4. Jon Gatewood Band 1.2. 3.4; Block SJ 1.2; Key Club 3. 4; Junior Classical League 2. 3. 4; Chess Club 1. 2, 3, 4; St. Johns Singers 4 Ernest Gattison — Disco Club 2; ROTC Officers Club 3. 4; Bus Drivers Club 4. Hal Goodson Pep Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Block SJ 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4; J.V. Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 3,4; J.V. Football 2; Varsity Football 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; Science Club 3; Swamp Buddies 3, 4; Mr. and Miss St. Johns 1,2. 3 (Mr. St. Johns 3). Ray J. Graham, Jr. Key Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Block SJ 4, 3; Drama Club 3, 4; J.V. Football I, 2; Varsity Foot- ball 3.4; J.V. Basketball 2; Riff Raff Club 3. 4. Hannah Green — Junior Classical League 1, 2; French Club 4; Flag Squad 4. 2, 3; Young Disciples 3; Block SJ 4; Afro American Club 3, 4; Track Team 3. 4; Powder Puff 4. Paul Halchak — Art Guild 3, 4. Gale Ham — Pep Club 1. 2, 3. 4; Spanish Club I. 2, 3; President of Spanish Club 3. Todd Hardee — Drama Club 1, 2. 3, 4 (Vice-President 4); Key Club 2, 3. 4 (See. 2, Vice-President 4); FFA 1, 2 (Vice-President 2); Pep Club 2. 3; J.V. Football 1; Science Club 3; Swamp Buddies 3. 4. Kimberly Harrclson Pep Club 1.2, 3, 4; Block SJ 3,4; Anchor Club 4; FFA 1; Varsity Cheerleader 3. 4; Mr. and Miss St. Johns 1.3; May Court 1,3. Billie Jo Hobson — Chief Junior Marshall 3; Chief Senior Marshall 4; Freshman Class Scc.-Treas. I; Career Center Student Advisory Council 3; Student Council 4; Hugh O’Brian Leadership Award 3; P.C. Fellow 3; Converse Scholar 3; Young Disciples 1, 2 (Officer 1, 2); Science Club 3. 4; Officer in Science Club 3, 4; Junior Classical League 1. 2; National Honors Society 2, 3, 4 (President 4); DECA 3, 4 (Officer 4); FHA I. 2, 3. 4; Officer in FHA 2. 3; FFA Sweetheart 1, 2, 3; Delta 1, 2, 3; Powder Puff 3, 4; St. Johns High Representative at District FHA meeting 1; Drama Club 1, 2, 3,4 (Officers 3); Clem- son Merit Biology Exam 3; Latin National Honor Society 1; Winthrop Drama Festival 1; Latin Forum 1. Roancll Hough Bus Drivers Club 2. 3, 4; J.V. Football 1,2; Varsity Football 3; J.V. Basketball 1,2; Varsity Basketball 3.4. Carla Hunter — FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Disco Club 1; Powder Puff 3,4. Darlene Isaac — Disco Club 3. 4; Band 3; Art Guild I; Afro American 4; Track 3.4; Powder Puff 4. David Iscman Chess Club 1, 2,3,4; Junior Marshall 3; Senior Marshall 4. Frankie G. James Pep Club 1; Disco Club 3, 4; Bus Drivers Club 2, 3; Afro American 4; FHA 1; Band 1, 2. 3, 4; Bus Driver 2. 3; Block SJ 2. 3, 4; J.V. Basketball 2; J.V. Football 1; Varsity Football 2, 3. 4; Varsity Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4; JROTC 3; Pep Band I Laura James — Pep Club 3, 4; Drama Club 3; Afro American Literary Club 4. Angela D. Jeffords — Pep Club I. 2, 3. 4; FHA I; Stu- dent Council 3; Powder Puff 4; Mr. and Miss St. Johns Contestant 3. Lila Jean Jerry — FHA 1,2, 3, 4; Disco Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Basketball 3; Powder Puff 3. 4; Soft- ball 4. Samantha Dcnice Jett — Disco Club I, 2. 3. 4; Junior Classical League 1, 2; Pep Club 1. Bulletin Staff 2. 4; Afro American 2.4; Powder Puff 4. Johnny Johnson Pep Club 2. 3; Bus Driver 3, 4; Disco Club 2.4; FHA 3,4. William Johnson — Disco Club 3, 4; FHA Club 1,3,4. Al Jones — Rod and Gun Club 1, 2, 3,4 Alicia Camille Jones Miss Blue Devil Contestant 2 (Talent Winner); Talent Winner in Mr. and Miss St. Johns 1; Delta 1. 2. 3. 4; Solo and Ducts at Solo and Ensemble Festival 1, 2, 3; Junior and Senior Bandstand and Clean-up Committee 3; Powder Puff Football 3. 4; Chorus Advanced 4; St. Johns Singers I, 2, 3, 4; French Club 2; Devils Tale Writer 4; Stu- dent Council 2, 3, 4; Freshman Vice-President Sophomore President; Student Body Vice-President. Student Body President; Young Disciples I, 2. 3; Marching Pep and Concert Band I, 2. 3; St. Johns Singers 1, 2, 3, 4; A.V. Club 4; Junior Classical League 1; Annual Staff 3. 4; National Honor Socie- ty 2. 3. 4; Treasurer of National Honor Society 4; Converse Scholar, PC Junior Fellow, All-Stale Chorus 3; Senior High Regional Band 3; Anchor Club 3. 4; 6th District Student Council Chairman; Junior Marshall 3; Senior Marshall 4; Spanish Club 3; Drama Club 1; School Advisory Council 4. DIRECTORY Marilyn Jordan — Pep Club 1; FHA 2; Afro American I: BlockSJ I. Kim Keeney — Pep Club 1,2, 3; Art Guild 2,3. Kimberly Jean Kelly — Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2. 3, 4; FHA 1; Spanish Club 2; Student Council 2; Powder Puff 3, 4; Mr. and Miss St. Johns 2. 4; DECA 3, 4. Wanda Kelly — Drama Club 1, 2, 3; FHA 2, 3. 4 (Sec. 3, President 4); DECA 4; Polar Bears 4; Powder Puff 3,4; Student Council 4. Timmy Kemmerlin — J.V. Football 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Block SJ 3,4; Varsity Football 3,4. Teresa Kennedy — Pep Club 1,2,3; FHA 1. Teresa King — FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Disco Club 3, 4; Powder Puff 3. 4; Softball 2. 3. 4. Cindy Kirby — Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 3. Robbie Kirven — J.V. Football 2; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Key Club 3. 4; (Treasurer 4); Block SJ 3, 4 (President 4); Varsity Football 3,4; Mr. St. Johns 2. James Christopher Kiser — Block SJ 2, 3. 4 (Sec. 4); Cross Country Track 2; Delta 1. 2. 3; Junior Mar- shall 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Palmetto Boys’ State 3; Pep Club 1,2, 3. 4; Rod and Gun Club 2, 3; Senior Marshall 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Student Council 4; Varsity Track 1. Johnny Knight — Rod and Gun Club 2, 3; Pep Club 4; Art Guild 4; J.V. Football 1; Track Team 2, 3. 4. Danny L. Light) — J.V. Basketball 2, 3; Student Coun- cil 3. 4; J.V. Football 1, 2; Pep Club 3. 4; Varsity Football 3, 4; Block SJ 3, 4; Track Team 1, 4; Jr. Class Vice President; Varsity Basketball 4; Senior Class President; Powder Puff Coach 3. 4; Bus Drivers Club 3, 4; Varsity Football Co-Captain; Band 1,2,3. Tommy Lloyd — Varsity Football Team 4; Pep Club 2, 4; Junior Varsity Football 2. Bonnie Lunn — Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Student Council 4. Carolyn Lunn — FHA 4 (Vice-President); DECA Club. Chris Lunnon — Disco Club; Pep Club; Basketball; Track; ROTC; FFA. Dennis Lunnon — Disco Club 2. 4; ROTC Club 3,4. Becky Lyon — Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Tennis 1, 2, 3; Softball 1,2; FHA 1.2. Melanie Maloch — Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4; May Court I, 2; Student Advisory Council 1. Tina Martin — FHA 1,2,3; DECA; Pep 1, 2. Terri Masneri — Junior Class Secretary 3; Pep Club 4; Cheerleader 2; Varsity Cheerleader 4; Anchor Club 4. Lisa Mathis — Art Guild 2, 3. Joey Matthews — Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4; Art Guild 1. John McAllister, Jr. — None. Christopher McCall — Pep Club 2; Disco Club 3, 4; JROTC 2, 3,4; Band 1,2.3. Belinda McCormick — Young Disciples 2, 3,4; National Honor Society 4. Ryan McCormick — Varsity Baseball 2, 3. 4; Pep Club 1. 2. 3; Key Club 3; President of Key Club 4; Na- tional Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1,2. Dianne McCoy — Track I; Basketball 1. Melissa Crayton McCown Pep Club 1,2, 3.4; Anchor Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Drama Club 2. 3, 4; Block SJ 4; Marshall 3, 4; Honor Society 3, 4; (Vice-President 4); Blue Devil Mascot 2; Varsity Cheerleader 4; Stu- dent Council 1, 3, 4; Bulletin Staff 3. 4; Features Editor of Bulletin Staff 4); Blue Devil Staff 3, 4; Co-Editor of Annual Staff 4; Jr.-Sr. Theme and Decoration Committee 3; May Pole Dancer 3; Daisy Chain 3; Hugh O'Brian Leadership Nominee 2; Powder Puff 3,4; Homecoming Attendant 2, 4; Miss Blue Devil Contestant 1, 2; 1st Runner-Up and Talent Winner I; Delta 2, 3, 4. Russell Mclnville — Chess Club 1,2. 3.4; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; FFA 2, 3, 4; Rod and Gun Club 3; Junior Var- sity Football 1; A. V. Club 1. Lisha Mac McKay — Disco Club; JROTC Club; JROTC. Ginger McKelvey — Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Anchor Club 1. 2, 3. 4; Junior Classical League 1, 2, 3. 4; Student Council 1; Spanish Club 1,4; Powder Puff 4. John S. McLaurin Jr. - Student Council I. 2; ?Btod?SJ 3;4BaScbal1 3' 4; Footbal1 Drama Columbus McPhail — Block SJ. Bernard Miles — FFA; Varsity Basketball. Herculean Moore Jr. — Football 3, 4; Baseball 2. 3; Weight Lifting 3. 4. George Morris — Historical War Games 2, 3; Rod and Gun Club 3. 4; (President of Rod and Gun Club 4); Science Club 2. Margaret Morris — Pep Club 1, 3, 4; Young Disciples 2, 3; Drama Club 1, 3, 4; St. Johns Singers 3, 4; Art Guild 3. 4 Carolyn Yvonne Norwood — Pep Club 1, 2; FHA 1; Spanish Club 3, 4; Anchor Club 3, 4; Audio-Visual Club 4. Maxic Norwood — Pep Club 2; Audio-Visual 3. Natalie Norwood — Pep Club 1. 3,4; Audio-Visual Club 1, 2,4; Spanish Club 2,4. Shelbi Jean O’Neal — Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Library Club 3. 4; FHA 1; Disco Club 4; Intermural 4. Angela Parrish — Drama Club 1; Library Club 1, 2, 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; JCL 4; Powder Puff 3. 4. Danny Patrick — Pep Club 2.4; FFA 2, 3,4; Chess Club John Payne — Pep Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Block SJ 3, 4; Junior Varsity Football 2; Varsity Football 3, 4; Mr. and Miss St. Johns Contestant 1; Powder Puff Queen Contestant 3; May Pole Dancer 3. Adrian Peoples Disco Club 3, 4; Flag Squad 3; Stu- dent Council 4; FHA 1; Afro American 4; Seating and Invitation Committee for Junior-Senior. Debbie Player — Pep Club 4. Roger Powell — Pep Club 1, 2, 3. Leola Rakestrain — Disco Club 4; FHA 1. Carolync Rhodes — Pep Club 1, 2; Junior Classical League 1, 2, 3, 4 (Secretary 2. 3); Powder Puff 3, 4; UN Club 3, 4; Hugh O’Brian Leadership Award Nominee 2; Junior-Senior Marshall; Delta Award 2; Clcmson Declamation 2. me Richardson — Powder Puff 3. 4; Disco Club 4; St. Johns 1,2, 3, 4; Decorating and Theme Commit- tee for Junior-Senior. Heyward Richardson — Intermurals 1, 2, 3,4. Julie Cecelia Richmond — Pep Club 2. 3. 4; Anchor Club 2. 3, 4; Bulletin Staff 1,2. 3 ; Annual Staff 3; Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 3; Junior Varsity Cheerleader I; Varsity Cheerleader 3; Block SJ 3, 4; Mr. and Miss St. Johns Contestant 1; Spanish Club 3. Delores Robinson — FHA 1, 2, 3; Disco Club 4; Inter- murals Sports 4. Lisa C. Robinson — Band 2, 3. 4; Disco Club 2, 3. 4; Afro American Club 4; St. Johns 1, 2. 3, 4; Powder Puff 4. Vickie Elaine Robinson — FHA I; Track Team 1; (Vice-President); Disco Club 1; JROTC 1 (Vice- President 2, 3); Varsity Basketball 2, 3. 4; Junior Classical League 1; Powder Puff 3; Chorus 1; Drill Team 3. William F. Robinson — FHA 2; Disco Club 3, 4; Inter- murals 4. Horace Scott — Pep Club 3, 4; Block SJ 3. 4; J.V. Basketball 2; Varsity Football 3, 4; FFA 3, 4; Inter- murals 4. Anita Carol Sherron — Pep Club I. 2, 3, 4; Anchor Club 3. 4; Vice-President of Anchor Club 4; Powder Puff 3. 4; Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4; Student Council 1, 3; Art Guild 2; Chorus 1; Block SJ 3, 4; Mr. and Miss St. Johns Contestant 3, 4; Annual Staff 1. Sylvia Sims — Pep Club I; Disco Club 1; FH A I. Vicki Skinner — National Honor Society 2, 3. 4; Art Guild 2, 3. 4; Spanish Club 1.2, 3. Andra Rufus Slater — Band 1. 2. 3. 4; ROTC 2, 3, 4; Junior Varsity Basketball Manager 1. 2; Varsity Basketball Manager 3, 4; Powder Puff Queen 3; Girls Track Manager 2; Varsity Track Team 3, 4; Disco Club 2; (President 3. 4); Student Council 3. 4; Block SJ 3. 4; DJ Club 2. Trisha Ann Smith — Band I. 2, 3; Basketball 2, 3; Track Team 2, 3; Afro-American Club 2. 3; Vice-President of Student Body 4; Homeroom Representative 1. 2; Speech Team 1.2, 3. Charles E. Snyder II — Chess Club 3, 4; Art Guild I, 2; Backgammon Club 2; Spanish 4; Winner of the Woodsmen of the World U.S. History Award. Bill Stafford — Chess Club 1, 2. 3. 4; Chess Team 1, 2, 3,4; Junior Classical League 1.2, 3,4; Annual Staff 3,4. Monta Stevenson — Junior Varsity Football 1; Junior Varsity Basketball 2; Varsity Football 2. 3. 4; Disco Club 2, 3; Block SJ 3. 4; Afro American Club 4; Senior Class Treasurer. Jo Jo Strickland — Junior Varsity Football 1, 2; Varsity Football 3,4; Varsity Baseball 2. 3.4; Block SJ 3, 4. Tammie Suggs — Pep Club I, 2, 4; FHA 1, 2; FHA Sweetheart Banquet 1. Vicki Tadlock — Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2. 4; Homecoming 3; Junior Classical League 3. Eddie Talbert — Key Club 2. 3, 4; Block SJ 2, 3. 4; Spanish Club 1, 2; Pep Club 1. 3; Junior Varsity Football 1; Varsity Football 2, 3, 4; Varsity Track 3; Varsity Baseball 4; Student Council 4. Tina Taylor — Pep Club 1. 2. 3, 4; (Pep Club Treasurer 4) Spanish Club I. 2, 3; Student Council 3, 4; Ex- ecutive Committee Treasurer 3. Allyn Thomasson — Pep Club 1,2, 3,4. Lee Tucker — Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Student Council 4. Joby Tunstall — Art Guild 4. Joanne Turner — Pep Club 1,2,4. Lynn Tyler — Anchor Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3. 4; Drama Club 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3; Varsity Ten- nis 4; Annual Staff 3, 4; Bulletin Staff 2, 3, 4; Assis- tant Editor 4; State Oratory Contest 3. 4; Spanish Club 2; Delta 2, 3, 4; Block SJ; National Honor Society 2, 3,4. Shannon Ward — Anchor Club 4; Drama Club 1, 2, 3; Mr. and Miss St. Johns Contestant 2; Pep Club 1,2; Disciples Club 1, 2; Art Guild 4; FHA 1, 2. 3; FHA Vice-President 3. Gena W'arren — Art Guild 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; FHA 1,2; Delta 1. Cindy Waylett — Anchor Club 2. 3, 4; Drama Club 1. 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Varsity Cheerleader 2; Co-FIead 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4; Head Varsity Cheerleader 4; Miss Blue Devil Contestant 2; Mr. and Miss St. Johns Contestant 1; Student Council 1, 2; Hugh O’Brian Leadership Nominee 2; Jr.-Sr. Server 1; Powder Puff 3; Blue Devil Staff 3. 4; Jr.- Sr. Program Committee 3. Donnie Weatherford — FFA 2, 3, 4; FFA — Mechanics Contest. Freddie Weatherford — A.V. Club 3; President 4; Junior Varsity Football 1, 2; Varsity Football 4; Tennis 3. 4; Block SJ 4. Cara Weaver — Band 1,2, 3,4; St. Johns Singers 1,2,3, 4; FHA 1; JCL I; Student Council 4; Class Secretary 4; Stitchery Club 3; Orchestra 3,4. Virginia Masscbcau White — Checrlcading 2; Block SJ 3, 4; JCL 1,2; Varsity Cheerleader 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Latin Forum 2, 3; Declamation Contest 1, 2; Tennis Team 3. Belton Anthony Williams — Pep Club 1, 2; Disco Club 2. 3; Afro American 3. 4; JROTC Officers Club 2. 3, 4; Track 1, 4; Basketball 1.4. Robert Quintin Williams — JROTC Officers Club 2, 3; JCL 4; Bus Drivers 3, 4; St. Johns High School Band 1,2.3. Dianne Williamson — FHA 3.4. Roger Williamson — St. Johns High School Band 1, 4; JROTC Officers Club 3. 4; Disco Club 2. 3. 4; Stu- dent Council 1, 3; J.V. Basketball 2, 3. Mary Wingate — FHA 3.4. 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