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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1985 volume:

1984-85 BLUE DEVIL St. John’s High School Darlington, S.C. Volume 36 Contents Accumulated Interest p. 12 Face Value p. 82 Community Chest p. 150 A Change of Face In the 1984-1985 school year, one of the most obvious changes at St. John’s High is the addition of Mr. Ed Jones as principal. Mr. Jones has been a promi- nent figure at school and during extra- curricular activities throughout the school year. He comes to us after serving as prin- cipal at Aynor High School for 15 years. We are very pleased to welcome him to his first year at St. John’s! 2 TO THE STUDENTS OF ST. JOHN'S: As we begin the 1984-85 school year, let us consider the many new rules and regulations that have been enacted by the legislature and will affect the school lives of all students and teachers. Some of the major factors to be considered are the increased number of units required for graduation, the emphasis placed on attendance and the effort to keep students in school. The new eligibility requirements in- sure the passing of all required subjects before a stu- dent is allowed to participate in any type of extra- curricular activities and, finally, the “time-on-tasks” mandates a minimum of fifty-five minute class periods throughout the day. It has been projected that the “Governor's Package” will increase the educational abilities of our students. Let’s all work together to insure that all students have the opportunity to attain their maximum goals. I will always be available to assist in anyway possible to make your experiences at St. John’s rewarding. It is a new beginning for all of us: let’s make the most of it. 3 A Change of Place With the number of students at St. John's High swelling to 1060 this year, it became necessary to use every square inch of the school for class space. Classes were held where no classes had ever been held before — everywhere from the teacher’s dining room to the Audio-Visual room. Even the cafeteria was used to house study hall. Along with these spacemakers came some necessary changes. The library, under Mrs. Hawkins, the new head librarian, was rear- ranged and the reference section was moved downstairs. Mr. Wright holds class in a redesigned classroom. _ - - The cafeteria addition under construction. 4 Mrs. Keeney’s first period class meets in what was formerly the faculty dining room. Mr. Walker’s first period class meets in the Audio-Visual Room. Teachers and students share the cafeteria in the absence of the faculty dining room this year. ! A Change Of Pace Changes in time were probably the most obvious for most students this year — time spent in class — time spent at lunch, — time spent after school at club meetings — time at assemblies; all were changed drastically from last year to this. Pictures: Top right: Mr. Howell gives a student demerits under the strict new discipline policy. Top left: The old clock ticks away the seconds of a longer class period. Bottom right: Mrs. George works with the new attendance policy. 6 In addition, each student’s individual time was drastically altered, with fewer absences allowed and more time spent in class. Class time was more carefully monitored by the new demerit system. 7 Pictures: Upper left: The Anchor Club at an after-school meeting. Upper right: Students participate in longer class periods. Bottom: Nick Chapman receives An- chor Club Sweetheart Award at one of the few pep rallies held this year. In spite of the shorter lunch periods, longer classes, fewer breaks from class, and all the other changes which took place during the school year, one thing re- mained the same. We were ourselves. We kept old friends and made new ones. We cheered our athletic teams onward and we did our best in our academic pur- suits. We were serious when we had to be and we had fun when we could to make the 1984-85 school year special and unforgettable. 8 Alma Mater The old trees spread their sheltering wings The creek is softly flowing A southern sky looks kindly down A southern breeze is blowing The torch that you have lit for us Our ways will e’er be guiding The lessons you have taught to us Within our hearts abiding. When we go forth at life’s stern call We still shall hear you saying From out the path that duty marks Our feet shall ne’er be straying. Chorus St. John’s dear Alma Mater Beloved from childhood days Distance can ne’er divide us Nor time dull our loyal praise. Our Kind of People... Look on the sidelines at the football games, he’s there. Pop your head inside the attendance office, he’s there. Go watch a varsity basketball practice or game, he’s there. Look in the classroom, the gym, the Driver’s Education car, the baseball field, and he’ll be there. With all these responsibilities and obligations, Coach Jim- my Harrell always manages to have a cheerful, upbeat outlook. Never pessimistic, he always manages to see the good in every person and every situation. For these reasons, the Senior Class is pleased to dedicate the 1985 Blue Devil to Coach Jimmy Harrell. 10 13 WE’LL KEEP THE CHANGE Varsity 3®Zl.lOr ©Et®@I?,= 3L@a.c|,©r§) Theresa Jackson ©©= Whitney Stevens Donna Britton The 1984-85 Varsity Cheerleading Squad has been very active this year. During the summer, they attended a cheerleading spirit conference. They also held the annual burning of the fox, cheered at all the football and basketball games, and sold spirit buttons. For the first time, they par- ticipated in the Miss Blue Devil con- test. In addition, they rode in the Southern 500 parade and made but- tons each game for the players. 14 JoEllyn Watson Karla Gainey Varsity Cheerleaders: Angie Stone. Teresa Jackson. Barbara Griffin. Jeanne Norwood. Sam Hardee. Kelly Norwood. JoEllyn Watson. Donna Britton. Whitney Stevens. Cindy Blackmon. Karla Gainey. Keisha Baird A welcome break 15 Outstanding Varsity Athletes Cynthia Kinsey J.E. Welch Outstanding MVP, Girls Tennis Lineman — Junior Gainey Football Co-Captains Darryl Hannibal, Scott James J.E. Welch Outstanding Back — Stanley King Fall Sports Sportsmanship Pate Award Ricky Thomas James Mclver 17 All Conference: James Mclver, Darryl Hannibal Row 1: H. Sims. C. Gant. M. Williams. J. Hudson. R. Gainey. R. Thomas. C. Benton. J. Mclver. W. Bacote, R. Gray. Row 2: T. Wright. S. King. P. Norris. D. Lighty. R. Parrot. R. Samuel. E. Robinson. J. Psillos.C. Blackmon. T. Bynum. T. Anderson. R. Lighty. D. Hannibal. R. Locklair. Row 3: M. Walker. D. Durant. J. Dixon, F. Bostic. F. Baker. A. Gattison. B. Taylor. B. Cannon. J. Gainey. J. Charles. A. McCall. C. Foster. S. James J. Grice. The 1984 edition of the St. John’s Blue Devils was young. The team consisted of 5 freshmen, 7 sophomores, 14 juniors and only 9 seniors. Lack of experience at most key positions was our major concern of the year.The team played hard, and the 9 seniors gave good leadership throughout the year. Victories over Manning for Parent’s Night and Kingstree at Homecoming highlighted the year. 18 19 Randolph Taylor Darryl Hannibal Warren Bacote Junior Gainey James Mclver 20 Managers: B. Johnson, S. Hudson Scott James Stanley King 21 Row 1: J. Aulston, A.lshmel. D. Salvo. K. Johnson. A. Mack. N. Stokes. J. Crisp. A. Holloman. J. Privette. P. Pappas. R. Huggins. Row 2: K. Yarborough. B. Smith. E. Dickson. M. Calloway. S. McCall. J. Sabinske. D. Lambert. A. Atkinson. C. Epps. R. Kirven. E. Jett. Row 3: C. Kiker, S. Burns. S. Hinson. D. McQueen, R. Abraham. M. Martin. R. Cassidy. M. Cooke. T. Benjamin. C. Harkless. S. McRavin. Row 4: D. King. R. Wadell. M. Epps. R. Finch. K. Sturgeon. J. Langley. B. Jernigan. B. Baker. Coaches: D. Howell. J. Harrell 22 W. Florence Won Mayo Cheraw Won Marion Won Bennettsville Won Manning Won Camden Won Kingstree Won Myrtle Beach Lost OMrvti a.tl.Ojlr: LtU- is; CTrll Under the leadership of coaches Dwayne Howell and Jimmy Harrell, the J.V. Football team closed the season with a 7-1 record. We are proud of our Devils and expect many great things from them in the future. 23 This year’s Homecoming festivities were held on October 26, 1984. The Blue Devils’ 14-6 victory over the Kingstree Bollweevils put everyone in a celebratory mood. And celebrate we did, at the homecoming dance immediately following the game. Before the game, the homecom- ing floats built by each class were judged. The sophomore class won the float competition, with second place going to the senior class. During half time, Miss Tami Drawdy was crowned Homecom- ing Queen and Miss Sharon Smith was crowned Football Sweetheart. Miss Drawdy was sponsored by Scott James and Stanley King sponsored Miss Smith. Homecoming 1984 was truly a night to remember. 1884 homecoming Court 1H84 Tami Drawdy Scott James Sharon Smith Stanley King Vanecisia Peterson Darryl Hannibal Melissa Isgett Junior Gainey Maggie Gregg James Mclver 26 Teresa Jackson Randolph Taylor Veronica Holloman Warren Bacote Valerie House Chris Gant Tonya McFarland (Not Pictured: Anthony Gattison) homecoming Court anil $ueen Maggie Gregg, Melissa Isgett, Valerie House. Theresa Jackson. Tami Drawdy. Veronica Holloman. Sharon Smith. Tonya McFarland. Vanecisia Peterson 27 GIRLS TENNIS GIRLS TENNIS GIRLS PLAYERS — R. Bryant. M. Magnus, A. McLellan, A. Stewart. C. Kinsey, T. Sherill, C. Burris. Tammy ,v Allyson SENIORS Cynthia TENNIS GIRLS TENNIS GIRLS TENNIS Coach Ken Howie The girls’ tennis team underwent many changes this season. They had a new coach, Mr. Ken Howie, and made new additions to the team. The team con- sisted of four seniors: Cynthia Kinsey, Tammy Sher- rill, Allyson Stewart and Jennifer Haynie; two sophomores: Caroline Burris and Rhonda Bryant; two freshmen: Michelle Magnus and Angie McLellen. We had a good season and have many good memories of the season. Good luck to the returning players. 29 Varsity Basketball Back Row, L-R: Jimmy McCall. Cecil Dutton. Larry Scott. Randolph Taylor, James Bishop. Johnny McPhail. Randolph Scott. Dwayne McQueen. Front Row. L-R: Cardeli Cherry. Mike Woodham, David Brown, Derrick McQueen, Anthony McCoy. Sammy James, Coach Harrell. Coach Harrell 30 Senior The touch of the master Randolph Taylor Up and at it! 31 1984-85 Varsity Girls Coach Nona Kerr, Teresa Goodson, Malencia Ellerbe. Renee Smith. Naomi Robinson. Stephany Satchel. Michelle Scipio. Sabrina Tillman. Tracy Thomas. Wanda Grant. Sonya Sanders. Sherry Grant. 32 Lady Devils 33 Tracy Thomas Junior Varsity Basketball Coach. K. Howie. N Carrol. R. Samuel. S. Burns. P. Byrd. C Epps. H. Ellerbe, D. James. F. Baker. H. Sims. M Epps. W. Jordan. P. Brown. P. Pappas. Manager. E. Scott 34 Junior Varsity Girls Basketball Back Row. L-R: Amoretta Fox. Jackie Graham. Allison Wills. Sandy Dixon. Kathy Grose. Sloan Crowley. Coach: Deborah Anderson. Front Row. L-R: Sharon Dixon. Alyssa. Lamance. Dedra McPhail. Michelle Bostic. Stephanie Fox. Cynthia Samuel. Sandra Mack. 1984-85 Schedule Nov. 29 Hartsville Dec. 6 Hartsville Jan. 14 Kingstree Jan. 24 Camden Jan. 28 Marion Jan. 31 Myrtle Beach Feb. 7 Kingstree Feb. 18 Camden Feb. 21 Marion 36 Baseball ’84 1984 saw the Blue Devil baseball team have an outstanding season. The team finished the season with a 22-7 record and were State III A champions. Members of that team included: Rodney Gainey. Craig Foster, Julius Poole, Chris Williamson, Stanley King, Terry Thomasson, Will Lewis, Jimmy Heustess, Phil Parnell, Kevin Sturgeon, Tim Shaw, Randy Locklair, Charles Miles, Glenn Harris, Hank Rogers, Jonathan Bumgarner, John Psillos. The coach for the 1984 team was Jimmy Harrell. A Season to Remember... 37 Spring Sports ... Track Boys’ Girls’ The 1984 boys’ track team won both the conference and lower state championships and went on to finish fourth in the state. David Brown placed first in the state in the long jump and second in the state in the triple jump, setting school records in both events. Also setting the school record in the 440 relay were William Dubose, Patrick Brown, and David Brown. Darren Durant set the school record in the shot put. David Brown also came in second in the 100 meter run. Members of the 1984 varsity track team were: Todd Asaro Scott Barber Randy Bailey David Brown Patrick Brown George Barron Johnny Charles William Dubose Darren Durant Jeff Griggs Chris Gant Preston Huntley Dwaine Jones Maxie Jacobs Frederick Jackson Archie McCall Jimmy McCall Johnny McPhail Wade Parnell Arthur Rush Larry Scott Randolph Scott Randolph Taylor Eddie Thomas Michael Woodham Thomas Wright Montana Walker Paul Weatherford Tyrone Williams Graham Watts Managers: Billy Hunter, Keysha Ross, Trudie Coker Captains: Maxie Jacobs. Wade Parnell. Eddie Thomas Coach: Norman Singletary Assistant to coach: Nona Kerr The 1984 girls’ track team set ten new school records. They were III A conference champions. Members of the team were: Janice Patterson Sherry Grant Wanda Grant Cynthia Dewitt Betty Jean Coward Stephany Satchell Carol McElveen Valerie Davis Stephanie Fox Sharon Dixon Malencia Ellerbe Sandy Dixon Teresa Goodson Alvatine Ham Stephanie Bonaparte The following girls made it to the state finals: Individuals: Janice Patterson (220) Teresa Goodson (100) Sandy Dixon (440) (placed 5th) Relays: Mile: Valerie Davis. Stephanie Fox. Stephany Satchell. Sandy Dixon 440: Teresa Goodson. Carol McElveen, Janice Patterson, Sharon Dixon (Members of the 440 relay team placed fifth in the state.) 38 Sensational Seasons The 1984 Golf team had an outstanding season. After placing 2nd in the conference, they went on to the state golf tournament. Members of the team were: Nick Chapman Gerry Williams Scott James Jim Coxe Todd Stewart Kyle Yarborough Brad Butler Barron Jordan Golf ’84 39 SJH THUNDERING 40 Cedric Epps, Drum Major BLUE AND WHITE The SJH band had a new look this year. In their new uniforms and under the direction of their new band director, Mr. Steve Ehlman, the band earned many awards. They received excellent ratings in the Tournament of Bands Competition and the PeeDee Marching Band Festival. They took sixth place in The Palmetto Tournament of Bands Competition, and earned their first Superior Rating at the Mullins Band Day Competition. Cedric Epps, Drum Major, earned two excellent ratings and two superior ratings in drum major competition. During the parade season, the band won awards by participating in local parades. Congratulations to the band on a great performing season! 51 Senior Band Members: A. Bacote, T. Brantley, T. Anderson, D. Rawls, P. Rhodes, W. Cherry, T. Williamson, A. G. Johnson, V. Holloman, H. Johnson, A. M, Johnson, C. Epps 42 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders L-R: Niki Hardee. Pam Marotta. Renee Lyons. Michelle Blackmon, Terri Gardner. Tracy Locklair, Emily Bonnoit. Stephanie Hundley Co-Captains Michelle Blackmon Terri Gardner 44 iHHiss (Blue Heuil This year, the athletic department sponsored the first annual Miss Blue Devil. The winner was the cheerleader who sold the greatest number of season tickets for the SJH football and basketball teams. This year’s winner is Miss Angie Stone, who sold over five hundred dollars in season tickets. A junior. Miss Stone began her cheerleading ex- perience as a freshman on the junior varsity squad. She is now a varsity cheerleader. Because of her hard work and dedication to her school and her squad, she is surely deserving of the title “Miss Blue Devil.” 45 46 SENIORS — Row 1: J. Haynie. T. Norris. M. Payne. T. Arnold. S. Muldrow. M. Hunter. D. Bullard. V. Peterson. T. Thomas. Row 2: C. Williamson. V. Bacote. K. Cherry. T. Jackson. D. Britton. K. Gainey. P. Tadlock, T. Sherrill. W. Stevens, M. Isgett. T. Brown. Row 3: D. Hannibal (coach). V. Cotelesse, B. Norwood. T. Prevatte. V. Stevens. K. Wiley. D. Ward. T. Wallace. J. Gainey (coach). VICTORIOUS! The 1984-85 Powder Puff game was, as always, full of action. In the second quarter, the quarterback for the Seniors, Tracy Thomas, kept the football to run a touchdown. The rest of the game, however, was played really tight and no more points were scored. The final score, in the seniors’ favor, was 6-0. At half-time, Stanley King, who was sponsored by Tabatha Chavis, was given the title of Powder Puff Queen 1984-85. JUNIORS — Row 1: S. Hardee. C. Black. K. Baird. L. Poe. K. Norwood. T. Duval. C. Blackmon. L. Gainey. T. Harrison. B. Griffin. K. Blackwell. Row 2: R. Gard- ner. J. Holman. T. Tomberlin. M. Harrelson. A. Andrews. R. Smith. S. Jackson. W. Samuel. K. Brown. M. Smith. COACHES — R. Locklair. C. Foster. R. Gainey. Mr. and Miss Saint John’s Pageant JUNIORS 50 Michelle Scipio Connie Mack Cmdy Blackmon Sonya Parnell Sharon Smith Angie Stone Brandie Lunn Latonya Jordan Sandra Matkins Who’s Who W h o ’s W h o Citadel Scholars are selected on the basis of character and scholarship. Being selected a Citadel Scholar gives students a chance to visit the campus for interviews and possible scholarships. This year’s Citadel Scholars are: Teddy Freeman, Nick Chapman, Kevin Griggs, and Glenn Lane. Columbia College Scholars Columbia College Scholars are chosen by class rank, test scores, and other high school achievements. Being a Colum- bia College Scholar makes the girls eligible to apply for other scholarships. This year's scholars are: Tami Drawdy, Melissa Isgett, Jen- nifer Haynie. Erskine Scholar Erskine Scholars are chosen ac- cording to character, leadership, and scholarship. This year’s Er- skine scholar is Melissa Isgett. W h O ’S W h o 52 Who’s Who PC Fellows: Presbyterian College Fellows are students who have the highest cumulative grade average after their junior year. This year's P.C. Fellows are Tami Drawdy, Nick Chapman, and Melissa Isgett. Governor’s Scholars: Each summer South Carolina sponsors the five-week-long Governor's School program. Each year, 200 gifted high school students go to the College of Charleston, where they are involved in concen- trated studies in specific subjects. This year's Governor's scholar is Nick Chapman. Alternates are Kevin Griggs and Glenn Lane. 53 Who’s Who Furman Scholars: Every year, Furman University offers scholarships to high school students during the latter part of their junior year. The scholarships are awarded on the basis of PSAT scores. This year’s Furman Scholars areTami Drawdy, Nick Chapman, and Glenn Lane. Voice of Democracy: Tami Drawdy is the represen- tative for the Voice of Democracy. On the 19th of December, she won the representative position for the sixth district and on the sixth of January, she competed at the state level. Converse Scholars: The Converse Honors Program gives deserving female students the opportunity to compete for a scholarship. This year’s Converse Scholars, recommended by their guidance counselors, are Ramona Garland and Tracy Thomas. 54 Who’s Who Wofford Scholars: The selected number of students selected to be Wofford Scholars are given the chance to visit the Wofford Campus for tests and interviews for admission and scholarships. Pictured are: Nick Chapman, Kevin Griggs, Tami Drawdy, and Glenn Lane. Not pictured are James Bishop and Melissa Isgett. Each year, National Merit Scholarships are awarded to high school seniors throughout the nation on the basis of SAT scores. This year's National Merit semi- finalist, scoring in the upper 1 % in the na- tion, is Glenn Lane. Hugh O'Brien Youth Foundation is a leadership training seminar for high school students. Judy McCall was chosen on the basis of demonstrated leadership, ability, sensitivity and concern for others, and her desire to learn and share with others. 55 Who’ Battalion Commander: Dane Watford has been named Battalion Commander for the St. John’s Junior ROTC program. Dane was selected on the basis of his leadership ability, military performance and aptitude, and conduct. Who Each year, selected students take a current events and government test to determine who will advance to county, state, and national competition. Warren Bacote is the 1984 representative of Darlington County in the South Carolina William Randolph Hearst Scholarship Competition. BOYS' STATE: These boys were selected by the American Legion Post No. 13. They attended classes based on the federal, state, and city governments. These classes were held in Charleston on the Citadel campus. While there, they participated in mock elections for all offices in the state and city governments. Pictured are David Brown, Glenn Lane, and Warren Bacote. 56 Who’s Who The Winthrop Challenge is an academic competi- tion in which high schools from across the state compete. This year’s Win- throp Challenge team is: Tami Drawdy, Bradley Butler, Shenail Robinson, and Karen Ham. The Model U.N. team is an extension of the Winthrop Challenge. Its purpose is to gather together students from North and South Caro- lina to discuss, and to consider solutions to, world problems. This year's Model United Na- tions team is: Karen Ham, Allison Greene, Natalie Johnson, Kim McRavin, Michael Gast- right, and Saundra Mack. 57 ids Isoi M sseio rited Class Staff Members: J. Yarborough. T. Norwood. G. Stone W'U KEEP THt CHANOI Senior Editors: R. Keith. T. Chavis GtiauEi9 Editors: D. Byrd. B. McCown. R. E. Davis. R. Knight. T. Duval Staff Members: T. Gardner. C. Burris. R. Lyons So. when do you think Mrs. Hayes will be released? Photographers: P. Weatherford.. B. Walton Staff Members: Row 1: R. Lyons. K. Ham. R. Solomon. K. McRavin, N. Johnson. Row 2: S. Elms. J. Yarborough. 61 Row 1: S. Robinson, J. Thomas. T Thomas. M. Scipio. R. Garland. D. Britton. B McCown. R. Davis. S. Bailey. Row 2: T. Drawdy. E. Bonnoitt. G. Stone. J. Knight. C. Black. K. Baird. D. Byrd. T. Duval. Row 3: N. Johnson. K. McRavin, S. Pace. P. Campbell. C. Gross. Row 4: P. Rhodes, V. Stevens. C. Ward. J. Watson. W. Stevens. T. Duval. R. Davis. R. Garland. D. Britton The Anchor Club, an all girls club sponsored by the Pilots, participated in their usually ac- tive year. They started off by selling M Ms as their fun- draiser. They also sponsored the Christmas Dance along with the Key Club and sponsored a party for the teachers during the holiday season. Nick Chapman was selected by the club as Anchor Club Sweetheart. Ramona Garland, JoEllyn Watson, and Donna Britton enjoyed a weekend in Philadelphia at the annual Freedom’s Foundation for Anchors all over the coun- try. The Anchor Club sponsored a Valentine’s Dance in February and produced a beautiful May Day. Row 1: T. Coker. T. Duval. R. Knight. R. Garland. Row 2: A. Stewart. V. Stevens. T. Sherrill. D. Britton. S. Robinson. The Bulletin Staff, under the leadership of Ramona Garland, editor, and Mrs. Valerie Harrison, advisor, pro- duced monthly issues of the school paper to inform students, teachers and ad- ministration of daily happenings at SJH. The Bulletin is printed in Darlington by the News and Press. 63 Row 1: J. Watson. R. Knight. A. Andrews. M. Harrelson. M. Scipio. R. Garland. C. Black. T. Drawdy. Row 2: V. Stevens. A. Stewart. T. Sherrill. J. Yarborough. T. Coker. B. McCown. S. Tobinson. Row 3: M. Dubose. S. Mack. M. Fox. D. Byrd. J. Kirby. T. Duval. D. Britton. Row 4: C. Gainey. N. Davis. B. Gibson. L. Blackwell. L. Collins. Top Row: Dave Neilson. Adv. Middle Row: M. Grant, Photog.; K. Cherry. Coun. Rep ; D Turner, Stu. Adv.; J. Bush, Sgt. Arms; T. McFarland, Pari.; V. Grant, Hist.; S. King, Chaplain. Bottom Row: T. Bruce. Reporter; V. Cotelesse. V-Pres.; R. Jones. Pres.; V. Lyde, Sec.; L. Green. Treas. Distributive Education Clubs of America is a National Youth organization designed to at- tract young people to careers in marketing, merchandising and management. The Darlington Career Center DECA chapter is sponsored by the D.E. II class and involves itself in social gatherings, leadership training, state and national competitive events, civic projects, and field trips to Columbia and Charlotte. Each year, the Career Center DECA chapter gives a scholar- ship to further a student’s career in the field of Marketing and Distribution. Yearly ac- tivities cumulate with the annual “Employer-Employee Banquet where many awards are given for outstanding accomplish- ments during the year. The Bus Drivers’ Club is a club consisting of the many students responsible for transporting bus students to and from school safely each day. All drivers have been tested and are fully qualified to handle a school bus. The ad- visor to the Bus Drivers is Mr. Scipio. Row 1: J. McPhail. D. Brown. T. Littles, M. Johnson, T. Smith. Row 2: R. Keith. B. Butler, S. Williamson. J. Howie. C. Coe. M. Dubose. P. Mills. C. Epps. R. Mack, S. Dargan, J. McCall. H. Johnson. W. Bacote. W. Derry. M Woodham. A McCall, T. Williams. B. Brown, T Brantley. Row 3: W. Cherry. C. Wilks, D. Carter. M. Goodson, J. Dunston, J. Bishop. A. Hunter, K. Augustus. B. Bryant. C. Dickey. C. Gant. 64 Art Guild Our club tries to keep in touch with the art world. We visit with various local artists and also display our work. We are all interested artists and enjoy sticking together as a group. Row 1: T. Shaw. K. White. R. Scott. S. Johnson. Row 2: S. Braddock. Mrs. Olson (adviser). L. Gee. Row 3: T. Tomberlin. S. Rivera Afro-American Club Row 1: T. Thomas. J. Thomas. S. Smith. T. Anderson. Row 2: I. Johnson. M. Scipio. T. English, S. Parnell. A. Johnson. T. Williamson. V. Peterson. Row 3: A. Smith. W. Joyner. S. Mack. M. Scipio. G. McCall. M. Dubose. L. Thomas. S. King. Row 4: G. Robinson. S. Thomas. M. Lunn. Row 5: K. McRavin. R. Parrott. C. Mack. V. House. J. Dunston, F. Jett. Row 6: T. Jackson. V. Hollomon. The Afro-American Club helps sponsor the United Negro College Fund. We visit college campuses to familiarize students with dif- ferent schools, especially those supporting the United Negro College Fund. Our main fund raiser is a teacher auction. At the end of the year a banquet is held and former members are invited. 65 The main purpose of the Block SJ is to raise funds in order to purchase let- ters, jackets, and sweaters for all athletes who letter in any sport at SJH. Members of the club take turns working at the canteen during home basketball games for the purpose of raising this money. To raise extra money candy was sold at the beginning of the school year. Tammy Sherrill was president of the Block SJ for the ’84-’85 school year. 1st Year Lettermen: Row 1: J. McCall. S. Satchell. J. Charles. C. Blackmon. P. Brown. A. McLellen. T. Coker. K. Baird. A. Stone. C. Blackman. C. Burris. M. Scipio. S. Robinson. Row 2: M. Williamson. M. Woodham, R. Scott. C. Benton. W. Bacote. R. Smith. J. Grice. C. McElveen. K. Norwood. J. Norwood. M. Magnus. S. Fox. V. Davis. S. Dixon. T. Goodson. W. Lewis. M Ellerby. J. Dunston. Besides just raising money for sports, the Block SJ also sponsors the Annual Powder Puff football game in which the boys and girls have the opportunity to switch roles. This year the Block SJ helped the Stdent Council sponsor a dance to recognize the end of the basketball season. 2nd Year Lettermen: Row 1: C. Foster. R. Scott. L. Scott. J. Bishop. A. McCall. S. Grant. W Grant. M Walker. Row 2: C. Kinsey. T. Jackson. B. Cannon. R. Locklair. D. Britton. C. Gainey. G. Williams. W Stevens. S. James. 66 3rd Year Lettermen: Top to Bottom: G. Harris. S. King. D. Hannibal. J. Watson. A. 4th Year Lettermen: D. Brown.. Thomas. N. Chapman. Stewart, J. Mclver. T. Sherrill. J. Haynie. C. Gant. Officers: R. Locklair. A. Stewart. N. Singletary. (Adv.) J. Watson. T. Sherrill. 67 Officers: Cristie Gandy, Sandra Bailey. Mary Payne. Pam Tadlock. Debra Kelley. Monica Severence. Future Business Leaders of America is an organization de- signed to provide young men and women with a variety of ex- periences that will train them for effective citizenship and leader- ship as they leave school and enter into the adult world. It is a club for students taking business courses. Our FBLA club has done many things this year. They raised $1500 for the club by selling items from Tom-Wat kits. They held meetings and carried through projects in which they have helped others at school and around the community. 68 Row 1: J. Simmons. D. Kelly. M. Payne. S. Bailey. M. Severence. C. Gandy. J. Ham. L. Thompson. Row 2: S. Anderson. V. Graham. B. Williams. S. Jackson. W. Samuel. I. Gattison, V. Nettles. C. Thomas. T. Chapman. T. Hall. G. Bryant. J Watson. S. Parnell. L. O'Neal. Row 3: C. Dolford. F Smith. R. Gainey. L. Brown. T. Wallace. Membership in the National Honor Society is one of the high- est honors that can be awarded to a student at St. John’s. It recog- nizes student excellence of char- acter, service to others, leadership ability and academic achievement. Projects of our chapter this year include raising funds for the restoration of the Statue of Liberty and for the Humane Society. We are also actively involved in statewide projects to support the Ronald McDonald Houses in Col- umbia and Charleston and the NHS scholarships awarded each year. This spring we welcome new members from the sophomore, junior and senior classes at a for- mal induction ceremony. Officers: T. Thomas. M. Gastright, R. Davis. B. McCown. Row 1: K. McRavin, T. Drawdy. D. Byrd. R. Davis. B. McCown. T. Thomas. K. Ham. Row 2: A Green. R. Johnson. G. Lane. K. Griggs. R. Knight. R. Garland. J. Thomas. 69 Row 1: T. Gandy. P. Edwards. L. Howie. T. Klrven. J. Willis. B. Odom. R. Keith. J. Howie, T. Arnold. Row 2: B. Gandy. D. Flowers. R. Finch. J. Moore. J. Kirven. Row 3: R. Langley. T. Howie. J. Hinson. P. Norris. D. Hartzell. W. Gainey. S. McRavin. Row 4: J. Butler. J. Wallace. D. Smith. R. Williamson. C. McCoy. R. Thompson. Row 1: E. McPhail. M Collins. B. Bryant. M. Hunter. D. Watford. J. McNeil. S. Muldrow. B. Johnson. Row 2: A. Wray. D. Graham. A. Gat- tison. A. Johnson. A. McCall. J. Bonaparte. J. Delaine. 70 Row 1: R. Solomon. L. Ross. V. Robinson. V. Lyde. T. Brown. V. Graham. M. Hunter. R. Williams. Row 2: Johnson. M. Hickman. F. Jett. T.J. Covington. S. Muldrow. S. Dixon. S. Satchell. Row 3: M. Jacote. C. Witherspoon. A. Smith. I. Johnson. W. Derry. S. Singletary. D. Douglas. B. Cherry. Row 4: A. Ham. S. Graham. S. Smith. S. Hudson. S. Sanders. T. McFarland. M. Lunn. T. Grant. Mrs. Johnson. IPWA The Future Homemakers of America is a club designed to promote the domestic skills of its members. During the year members sold homemade cookies in order to raise funds. Other projects in- cluded sponsoring FHA week and Love Week. FHA week is held to make the school more aware of the accomplishments and talents of the members of FHA. During Love Week, which was held the week of Valentine’s Day, the homemakers prepared a breakfast for all teachers. 71 Officers: R. Solomon. S. Sanders. V. Graham. S. Graham. T. Covington. V. Lyde. M. Bacote. A. Johnson. I. Johnson. R. Williams. A. Ham. The main objective of the French Club during the past school year was preparing to go on a trip to Canada in order to learn more about the French lifestyle and language. For the purpose of raising funds for this trip the members sold candy. Mr. Wright is the advisor for the French Club. Row 1: S. Mack. V. House, P. Evans. Row 2: L. Hough. A. Dixon. L. Carolina. V. Robinson. L. Ross. A. Johnson. J. Thomas. Row 3: C. Lewis. C. Gross, G. August. C. Mack. T. Bruce. Mr. Wright (Adv.). Row 4: S. Coker, D. Haynes, M. Gastright, C. Gainey. C. Goodson, T. Lyde. The Microcomputer Club meets once a month to give its members a chance to exchange ideas on computers. In these meetings, the members run programs and play computer games. This year the members bought a magazine called Microzine” which contains games and mystery stories that must be solved on a computer. The club was composed of 15 members this past year. Row 1: B. Gibson. G. August. T. Byrnes. Row 2: D. Pilgrim, M. Scipio. C. Epps, D. Rawls. Row 3: G. Lane. P. Weatherford. A. Chandler. M. Todd. Row 4: M. Rolette, T. Woodluff. Row 5: T. Nesbitt. A. Bailey. L. Gainey. B. Springs. 72 f5.ll Till T Row 1 Nick Chapman. Gefry Williams. William Jordan. Mark Mclnms. Will Lewis. Ben Cannon. Todd Stewart. Teddy Freeman. Tommy Vernon Row 2 Casey Benton. Harold Brasmgton. Kevin Grggs. Ronald Boswell, Michael Defee. Chuck Dewitt. Ladd Dutton. Tony Lewis Row 3: Tim Anderson. Jm Cox. Warren Bacote. David Brown, Brad Odom. Tim Chapman. Randy Freeman, David Medford The Key Club is enjoying a suc- cessful year through the leadership of our fantastic board and the guidance of our loyal sponsors, Mr. Vaughan and Mr. Steiner. The Key Club has donated money to the Darlington Youth Home as well as participating in various other service projects such as collecting food and gifts for underprivileged families during Christmas. The club has also made a joint ef- fort with the Anchor Club in the planning and setting up of the Christmas Dance. In March the Key Club will attend the District Convention in Green- ville, which will be the highlight of a productive year for the Key Club of St. John’s. Key Club Sweetheart — Sandra Bailey 73 The Junior Classical League, consisting of Latin students, is one of the most active and outstanding clubs at SJH. In the fall, the consuls Renee Knight and Judy Mc- Call held the induction ceremonies and the initiation of the new members. In November the students attended the Latin Declamation at Clemson. SJH came home with third place in Latin I division (Renee Brunson), and third Place in Latin II (Lisa Poe). The members of JCL also attended a fall workshop at Spring Valley High School in Columbia, bring- ing home ribbons in relay running competition. The foreign Languages go Christmas caroling to the local nursing homes each year. For entertainment, the JCL members enjoy a relaxing trip to Carowinds. 74 Row 1: T. Freeman. B. Dutton. R. Bryant. T. Woodlief. S. Matkins. M. Magnus. C. Goodson. B. Baker. J. Knight. Mrs. Allen (Adv.). J. Kirby. Row 2: C. Ed- wards. E. Young. J. McCall. A. McLellan. J. Sabinske. S. Odom. D. Lambert. P. Pappas. B. Wydetl. R. Samuel. Row 3: K. Reed. T. Richardson. L. Poe. S. Jeffords. R. Brunson. L. Gric. C. Hammond. A. LaMance. M. Rollette. S. Johnson. B. Powers. J. McPhail. Row 4: D. Byrd. T. Duval. K. Yarborough. B. Jor- dan. M. Cook. C. Dewitt. G. Lane. P. Weatherford. J. Phillips. C. Pemberton. E. Robinson. Row 5: A. Turpin. M. Bryant. D. Blackman. F. Gray. K. Mcravin. T Parrott. N. Johnson. K. Han. D. Cassidy. M Cook. R. Tilton. R. Willis. K. Rogers. 75 The Spanish Club is made up of those students who are currently enrolled in a Spanish class. At Christmas we went carol- ing at the nursing homes in town. We also hosted our second annual Foreign Language Day with students in Latin, French, and Spanish competing in arts and crafts, sports events and cooking. We also plan to have an International Dinner. Row 1: V. Peterson Row 2: D. Brown. T. Thomas, A. Bailey. T Nesbitt. D. Rhodes. M. Epps. J. Langley. M Cook. Row 3: C. Epps, Y. Knox. G. Walker. A. Chandler, T. Gardner, M. Blackman. R. Lyons. Row 4: R. Solomon, T. Covington. M. Kinsaul, S. Blakmon. K. Long, R. Bryant. C. Benton. Row 5: A. Green. R. Swink. C. Weaver. T. Weinberg, T. Lookadoo. D. Outlaw. The Library Club this year has new advisers and new officers. The officers are: president, Alice Squire; vice-president, Kim James; and secretary-treasurer, Mimi Harrelson. Mrs. Flawkins and Ms. Schaeffer are the advisers. The library has been rearranged, which makes it more comfortable and resourceful. Along with their other activities, the club planned a Christmas play for the Senior Citizens. The Library Club has once again shown themselves to be a club of value to St. John's. 76 M. Hunter. K. James. B. Griffin. S. Hardee. M Harrelson. B. Coleman. I. Carter. D. Pilgrim. MS □fBBW OfJiTf Olla Row 1: R. Keith. K. McRavin, G. McCall. M. Scipio. S. Smith. V. Peterson. D. Smith. J. Gattison. C. Burris, R. Bryant. Row 2: A. Brantley. V. House. C. Mack. S. Parnell. W. Bacote. M. Stanley. J. Grice. T. Drawdy, S. Watkins. Row 3: T. Goodson, S. Graham. T. Thomas. E. Small. M. Bryant. A. Green. G. Walker. C. Epps. P. Pappas. Row 4: P. Weatherford. M. Hudson. R. Garland. R. Knight. R. Davis. J. Yarborough. J. Watson. K. Reed. T. Coker. C. Blackman. The Student Council is a very active group around SJH. Here are some of the activities we sponsored. Last August the Student Council sent 4 representatives to summer camp in Aiken, SC. Then in October, 4 members attended the district rally in Kingstree. We sponsored Homecoming and the Homecoming Dance in October. We held our annual Christmas Bazaar in November along with a Muscular Dystrophy drive. We sponsored the Mr. and Miss SJ Pageant, co-sponsored a Sadie Hawkins Dance, and con- ducted elections all in February and March. We started the Spirit Award as an on-going promotion for school spirit. We also elected Senior Boys, Senior Girls, and Teachers of the month for the entire year. 77 Executive Board: W. Bacote. J. Watson. C. Burris. V. Peterson. T. Coker. K. McRavin. T. Goodson. R. Davis. S. Graham. C. Blackman Row 1: J. Dority, Mrs. Grinkley (Advisor). Row 2: F. Fincher. E. Gandy. V. Graham. Row 3: T. Hodge. T. Parker. Campus Life is a Christian service organiza- tion which performs many public services in- cluding raising the morale of our elderly who are confined to local nursing homes. The Broadcast Club is an organization for students who want to enter the field of public announcing. Members gain experience by giv- ing the morning announcements at school and announcing at SJH football games. They also compete with other future broadcasters across the state. Bottom to Top: J. Mclver. T Drawdi. S. Hall. G. O'Neal. D. Smith. T. Norris. J. Bryant. P. Rollings. 78 79 1 Jr.-Sr. 1984 Up Where We Belong On April 27th, 1984, the class of ’85 sponsored the annual Jr. Sr. The theme this year was “Up Where We Belong” and the gym was decorated with lots of balloons and other fun designs. This evening goes down as another night and event to remember in St. John’s history. 5. Oh. my camera went out again. 2. Up. Up. and Away? 4. You don't say. 1. Tami reaching (or the sky. 3. Sherri saying ''Farewell.” 83 WE’LL KEEP THE CHANGE ADMINISTRATION Mr. Jones Mr. Howell p R I N C I p A L S 85 Mr. Wingate Office Faces i D. King Secretary B. George Attendance Clerk F. Godwin Bookkeeper Faculty Allen, Barbara Anderson, Evelyn Bailey, Becky Baker, Alan Capers, Lizzie Carrigan, Henrietta Chewning, Charlena Dargan, Robbie Davis, Samuel DeMuro, Sue DeWitt, William Dicks, Abram Dixon, Henry Drawdy, Ricky Drawdy, Stan Ervin, Elizabeth Barbee, Woodrow Bethea, Demetri Boston, Linda Caldwell, Ralph Faculty Flounders, Scott Grinkley, Ethel Harrell, James Hawkins, Greta Hayes, Gail Heitsman, Susan Holliday, Vivian Jay, Joe Johnson, Wilhelmina Keeney, Carolyn Kerr, Nona Lamb, Debra LaRocca, Mary Ann Martin, Viola Miller, Brenda Moren, Carolyn Neubauer, Marla Olson, Lisa Pender, Carol Robbins, Claudia Faculty Samuel, Mable Schaeffer, Robin Scipio, Livingston Scott, Thomasena Simons, Sara Steiner, William Stevens, Elizabeth Stokes, Gene Stoudemier, Billie Taylor, Cora Turbeville, Bonnie Walker, David Walrath, Jane Wallace, Norris Williams, Deborah Wright, Albert 89 91 Seniors Tim Anderson Tracy Anderson Theresa Arnold Kenneth Augustus Angela Bacote Valerie Bacote Warren Bacote Sandra Bailey Scott Barber Cutest: Allison Stewart Tony Lewis Euniser Benjamin James Bishop Seniors Sandra Blackmon Todd Brantley Barbara Brown David Brown Cherri Brown Tammy Brown Terri Brown Barry Bryant Dana Bullard Most Polite: Tonya McFarland Toby Turbeville Janie Bush Nick Chapman Michael Cooke Jim Cox Tabatha Chavis Shawn Dargan Betty Jean Coward Kim Cherry Jim Davis Charles DeWitt Most Athletic: Tracy Thomas, David Brown 94 Elijah Dundy Ellen Eads Dawn Faulkner Junior Gainey Renee Eaddy Cedroc Epps Teddy Freeman Karla Gainey Biggest Flirt: Sonya Sanders, Richie Hughes Seniors Patricia Gainey Christy Gandy Chris Gant Ramona Garland Most School Spirit Whitney Stevens Rodney Keith Anthony Gattison Dwayne Graham Veronica Grant Maggie Gregg Barbara Green Robert Griggs Donna Guthrie Roy Allen 96 Veronica Holloman Mary Hickman Seniors Tina Hall Darryl Hannibal Glenn Harris Bill Harrison Jennifer Haynie Best Dressed: Monica Severance Greg McCall Lonnie Howie Jimmy Howie James Howie Mary Ann Hunter Wilson Huntley Melissa Isgett Scott James Michael Jeffords Mary Ann Iseman Teresa Jackson Veronica James Henry Jett Best Looking Black: Teresa Jackson, Andre Hunter 98 Angela M. Johnson Howard Johnson David Jones Debra Kelly Darlene Johnson Timothy Johnson Rodney Keith Cynthia Kinsey Most Talkative: Veronica, James, David Kiser 99 Seniors David Kiser Glenn Lane Virginia Lee Tony Littles Dean Lloyd Julius Lucky Marvin Lunn Vanessa Lyde Janet Mack Renee Mack Margaret Martin 100 Best Looking White: Sandra Bailey, Gerry Williams Seniors Mary Martin Gregory McCall Larry McCoy Tonya McFarland Mark Mclnnis James Mclver Julius McPhail Kenneth Miller Perry Mills Best All Around: Ramona Garland Stanley King Bunny Mozingo Sharon Muldrow 101 Terri Norris Beth Norwood Glenda Norwood Grady O’Neal James O’Neal Lynn O'Neal Sara Parnell Mary Payne Troy Pearson Terry Perkins Vanecisia Peterson Friendliest: Tim Anderson, Tracy Anderson Seniors Dee Pilgrim Michele Poole Tina Privatte Missy Rabb Dennis Rawlings Pam Rhodes Carlton Robinson Shenail Robinson Most Talented: Jacqueline Thomas, Cedric Epps Vanessa Robinson Patricia Rogers LaFrances Ross 103 Seniors 104 Leon Samuel Sonya Sanders Monica Severance Larry Scott Tamra Sherrill Wittiest: Shenail Robinson Perry Mills Amelia Smith Barbara Smith Sharon Smith Alice Squire Viki Stephens Whitney Stevens Seniors Allyson Stewart Pam Tadlock Randolph Taylor Jacqueline Thomas Tracy Thomas Toby Turbeville Terry Wallace Deidre Ward Terri Warr JoEllyn Watson William Weesner 105 Donald Wenteler Anthony Wilkes Kim Wiley Darren Williams Gerry Williams Joseph Williams Tonya Williamson Renard Willoughby Most Unselfish: Melissa Isgett Junior Gainey 106 President: Vanecisia Peterson Vice President: Sandra Bailey Secretary Treasurer: Shenail Robinson Most Likely to Succeed: Tami Drawdy, Nick Chapman Most Dependable: Jennifer Haynie, James Bishop 107 108 s e e H o w W 1. Tim Anderson 2. Tracy Anderson 3. Teresa Arnold 4. Angela Bacote 5. Sandra Bailey 6. Euniser Benjamin 7. James Bishop 8. Sandra Blackmon 9. Donna Britton 10. Cherri Brown 11. David Brown 12. Tammy Brown 13. Terri Brown 14. Dana Bullard 15. Jannie Bush 16. Nick Chapman 17. Tabatha V. Chavis 18. Michael Cooke 19. Jim Cox 20. Shawn Dargan 21. Chuck Dewitt 22. Tami Drawdy 23. Melissa Dubose 24. Renee Eaddy 25. Cedric Epps 26. Dawn Faulkner 27. Teddy Freeman 28. Junior Gainey Karla Gainey Christy Gandy Ramona Garland Barbara Green Donna Guthrie Tina Hall Jennifer Haynie James Howie Lonnie Howie Michelle Hudson 39. Richie Highes 40. Mary Ann Hunter 41. Mary Ann Iseman 42. Melissa Isgett 43. Teresa Jackson 44. Scott James 45. Vermonica James 46. Michael Jeffords 47. Angela Johnson 48. Darlene Johnson 49. David Jones 50. Rodney Keith 51. Debra Kelly 52. Cynthia Kinsey 53. Joey Kirven 54. Timmy Kirven 55. David Kiser 56. Glenn Lane 57. Marvin Lunn 58. Rene Mack 59. Margret Martin 60. Mary Martin 61. Tonya McFarland 62. Mark Mclnnis 63. James Mclver 64. Julius McPhail 65. Perry Mills 66. Bunny Mozingo 67. Terri Norris 68. Beth Norwood 69. Grady O’neal 70. Lynn O’neal 71. Sara Parnell 72. Mary Payne 73. Terry Perkins 74. Vanecia Peterson 75. Dee Pilgrim 76. Tena Prevatte 77. Missy Rabb 78. Pam Rhodes 79. Shenail Robinson 80. Patricia Rogers 81. La Frances Ross 82. Sonya Sanders 83. Monica Sevrance 84. Tammy Sherrill 85. Sharon Smith 86. Alice Squire 87. Vicki Stephens 88. Whitney Stevens 89. Allyson Stewart 90. PamTadlock 91. Carla Thomas 92. Jacqueline Thomas 93. Tracy Thomas 94. Toby Turbeville 95. Terry Wallace 96. Deirdre Ward 97. Dane Watford 98. Jo Ellyn Watson 99. Kim Wiley 100. Gerry Williams 101. Tonya Williamson 102. John Willis in Seniors Survive With Class! Juniors As Freshmen, we were welcomed to the school with Freshmen Orientation. As homecoming came, we built the traditional float with the theme “Let it Whip.” Our spirit was beginning to shine through. When our sophomore year came, we were more familiar with St. John’s. We took first place in the homecoming mural competition with our “King of Pain.” As Juniors, our school spirit is still strong. We placed third in the homecoming float competition and put up a mighty fight in the Powder Puff game. In addition, we sold more magazines than last year’s Junior class. Secretary: Susan Jeffords Treasurer: Pam Perkins Vice President: Patrick Williamson President: Rose Ellen Davis Alford. Coretla Alford. Herbert Anderson. Reese Anderson. Sonia Anderson. Tracy Andrews. Angela Andrews. Marchell Andrews. Stephen Arnold. Trent Baird. Keisha Barron, George Bell, Karen The extremes people will go to to get out! Black. Carrie Blackman. Mickey Blackmon. Cindy Blackmon. Shelby Blackwell. Kim Bonaparte. Israel Bonaparte. James Bonnoitt. Mary Boswell. Ronald Brasington. Harold Brewer. Lynn Brown. Lynn Bryant. Gigi Bryant. Tommy Bull. Tony Burgess. Ronald Butler. Bradley Byrd. Dena Juniors Cannon, Ben Carolina. LaTonya Cassidy. David Chapman. Tracy Cherry. Cardeli Collins. Lynn Collins. Wanda Cosom. Vernard Covington. Libby Cox. John Davis. Rose Ellen Defee. Michael Derry. Wanda Diaz. Charles Dolford. Chrystal Dority. Marty Douglas. Daniella Dunston. Jamie 116 Me. . . Party? Dutton, Cecil Dutton. Ladd Duval. Terri Elms. Shelly Evans. Pamela Flowers. Dale Flowers. Tony Foster. Craig Freeman. Randy Gainey. Lisa Gainey. Robbie Gainey. Rodney Gardner, Rosemary Garland. Billy Gastright. Michael Gattison. Irene Gattison. Rosalind Gee. Larry 117 Juniors Gilley. Michelle Graham, Saundra Grant. Sherry Grant. Tammie Gray. Felice Greene. Allison Griffin. Barbara Griggs. John Ham. Karen Hanson, Missy Hardee. Sam Harrelson, Mimi Harrington. John Harrison, Bernadine Harrison. Bernice Harrison. Tammie Herring. Eric Hood. Dan 118 Hough. Lisa House. Valerie Howie. Tammie Hudson. Jack Hudson. Sylvester Jackson. Delores Jackson. Sylvia James. Brigette James. Kim Jeffords. Susan Jernigan. Kyle Johnson. Aretha Johnson. Bernard Johnson. Marilyn Johnson. Natalie Johnson. Sherline Jones. Lewis Jones. Shirley 119 Juniors Jordan. Mitchell Kirby. Julie Knight. Rene Knight. Sherry Lee. Wendy Lewis. Sheila Locklair, Randy Lyde. Troy Mack. Qwanderlyn Manship. Lisa Marcus. Angela Mathis. Roger Matthews. Missy McCall. Archie McCall. James McCown, Betsy McCutcheon. Melvin McDaniel. Robert 120 McElmurry. Vance McPhail. Edith McRavin. Kimberly Medford. David Miller. Joanne Mims. Mark Moore. Jay Morse. Kim Nettles. Veronica Norris. Pressley Norton. Craig Norwood, Jeanne Norwood. Kelly Norwood. Tracie Odom. Brad Odom. Michael Outlaw. Buffy Parker. Bobby 121 Juniors Perkins. Pam Pickrel. Mike Poe. Lisa Psillos. John Randolph. April Rhodes. Martha Richardson. Tammy Robinson. Alan Robinson. Gloria Robinson. Monica Robinson. Tammy Rush. Arthur Samuel. Willie Mae Satchell. Stephanie Shaw. Tonia Singletary. Nathaniel Smallwood. Susie Smith. Faye Smith. Marcie Smith. Margie Smith. Nadine Smith. Paul Smith. Renee Stewart. Todd Stokes. Beth Stone. Angie Stone. Georgia Thomas. Ricky Thompson. Letha Tomberlin. Terri Truett. Nina Wallace. John Walton. Bill Weatherford. Jamie Weatherford. Paul Weaver. Cherelle Weinburg. Trina West. Belvin White. Kimberly Williams. Burnetha Williamson. Carl Williamson. James Williamson. Patricia Wilson. Wayne Wirhousky. Eddie Yarborough. Jeanne Young. Rick Williamson. Chrystal 123 Sophomores This year, the Sophomore Class officers are Caroline Burris, Michelle Scipio, and Mychal Scipio. The Sophomore Class is characterized by SPIRIT. Last year, they were selected as Most Spirited Class at St. John’s. This year their fight for the title continued with a tough battle against the Senior class. The Sophomore Class has achieved many things. This year they came in 2nd place in the homecoming float competition. They also won 2nd place in the number of Santa-Grams. They won first place on the special dress up day sponsored by the student council and also won two pep rallies. President: Caroline Burris Vice President: Michele Scipio Secretary Treasurer: Mychal Scipio 124 Anderson, Kevin Anderson, Timothy Atkinson, Alan August, Gary Bacote, Melissa Bailey. Allen Bailey. Randy Binton, Kacey This happens every time the moon's full! Blackmon. Bernette Blackmon. Chris Blackmon. Michelle Blackwell. Linda Bonnoit. Emily Boseman. Prestina Bostic. Scotty Boykin. David Branham, Candy Brown. Patrick Bryan. Jeff Bryant. June Bryant. Rhonda Buck. Ernie Bull. James Burris. Caroline Byrd. Lacresha Campbell. Paige 125 Sophomores 126 Carrol. Andy Chandler. Angle Chapman. Timmy Charles. Johnny Coker. Sherril Coker. Spence Cole. David Coleman. Youman Covington. Tina Cox. Lee Dahlgren. Jeff Dargan. Linard Davis. Karen Davis. Nada Davis. Valerie Delaine. Kim Dewitt. Cynthia Dewitt. Judy Mauri, you’ve done it again! Diaz. Carrigan Dixon. Angela Dixon. John Dixon. Sharon Durant. Darren Elliot. Steve English. Tangie Epps. Clark Epps. Mark Flowers. Mark Fox. Michelle Fox. Stephanie Freeman. Patricia Gainey. Charles Gainey. Faye Gainey. Larry Gainey. Tonya Gainey. William 127 Gregg. Waller Grice. Joey Griggs. Jeff Hall. Lynn Harkless. Amy Haynes. Dean Haynes. Denise Hickman. Henry Lee Sophomores Gandy, Ellen Gares. Randy Gardner. Terri Garvis, Lisa Gibson, Beth Goodson. Craig Graham, Tavis Green. Warren 128 Hood. Stephen Naomi does it again Howie. Thomas Hunter. Stephen Hunter. Vallaree Ishmael. Anthony Jackson. Bernice Jackson. David Jackson. James James. Daniel James. Kelvin Jernigan. Lisa Jett. Felicia Johnson. Iris Johnson. Susie Jones. Sharon Jones. Tammy Joyner. Curtis Joyner. Washona 129 Sophomores Kelly. Garland Kinley. Dwayne Kinsaul. Mia Kirby. Kathy Knox. Yolanda Lantz. Vicki Lee. David Lewis. Connie Lewis. Kam Lewis. Will Little. Rin Lloyd. Brian Locklair. Tracie Long. Kimberly 130 Lookadoo. Traci Love. Patricia Lyons. Renee Mack Sandra What about sophomores? Uh-oh . . . Time for more Poly-Grip! Marotta, Pam McCall, Judy McClain. Charles McColl, Tammy McColl. Terry McElveen. Carol McPhail. Johnny Muldrow. Karen Mullins. John Nesbitt. Todd Nichols. Tammy Odom. Barney O'Neal. Gail Pace. Shannon Parnell. Sonya Parrott. Ronald Rhodes. Susan Robinson. Brenda 131 Sophomores Rouse. Lisa Samuel. Cynthia Schultz. Holly Scipio. Hermena Scipio. Joel Scipio. Michelle Scipio, Mychal Shaw. Sheila Sims. Anthony Small. Pauline Small. Sara Smith. Douglas Smith. James Solomon. Regina 132 Springs. Billy Squires. OBrian Stanley. Marie Tadlock. Louis So many girls, so little time Thomas, Calvin Thomas, Lisa Thomas. Sheila Not another cheer. Emily! Not Pictured Pam Edwards Tammy Harrison Dana Hill Mauri Kelly Terry McCall Todd. Marcie Vernon. Tommy Watford. Denise Watford. Rhonda 133 134 Teresa Goodson President Freshmen The Freshman Class Officers are Teresa Goodson, President; John Crisp, Vice President; and Michelle Bostic, Secretary-Treasurer. Mr. Scott Flounders is the class advisor. The Freshman class won a part of the Most Spirited Class Competition sponsored by the Student Council by selling the most tickets for the Homecoming Dance. Mike Martin and Randy Waddell won the best linemen and best back for the Junior Varsity football team. Abraham. Robert Allen. Stanley Alston, Julius Anderson. Rhonda Andrews. Ricky Andrews, Stevette Austin. Scottie Baker. Brad Bacote. Steve Bailey. Jerome Bailey. Laurie Bailey. Rhett 135 Freshmen Baron. Joe Beck. Stanley Benjamin. Thomas Blackmon. Cheryl Balckmon. Denise Blackmon. Dennis Blue. Tonya Bostic. Louis Bostic, Michelle Brantley. Aubrey Broad. Chrissy Brown. Renese Brown. Tracey Brunson. Renee Bryant. Melanie Byrd. Natalie Cain. Christopher Calhoun. Eric Carroll, Nathan Caulder. John Chapman. Angela Cherry. Barbara Coleburn. Jonathon Collins. Dwayne 136 Covington. Stephanie Crisp. John Crowley. Sloan Davis. Anthony Davis. Smitty Dennis. Clayton Dixon. Brett Dixon. Eric Dixon. Jimmy Dixon. Sandy Dixon. Tyrone Dolford. William Douglas. Pamela Dubose. Joseph Dudley. Lori Dutton. Brad Eldridge. Reginald Ethridge. Kim Finch. Roy Fincher. Chris Flowers. Jimmy Fox. Amoretta Freeman. Mary Ann Fryer. Wade 137 Freshmen Gainey. Teresa Gainey. Timmy Gandy. Aaron Gandy. Bubba Garrick. Lisa Gattison. Jacqueline Gilbert. Debra Godwin. George Godwin. Walter Goodson, Crystal Graham. Robert Grant. Clarissa Grant. Mandy Grant. Marion Grant. Sandra Grant. Timothy Green. Barbara Gregg. Leon Gregg. Nathaniel Grice. Lisa 138 You want us to pose for Playboy? Griggs. Paula Grooms. Chuck Grooms. Tim Guthrie. Debra Hall. Shon Ham. Alvatine Ham. Sharon Hammond. Kathy Haney. William Hardee. Niki Harkless. Chris Harrell, Kam Henderson. Curtis Henderson. Martha Henson. Stacey Hill. Reggie Hines. Julie Holloman. Anthony Hollimon, Wendy Howie. Kim 139 Freshmen 140 Hunter. Darrell Jackson. Janet Jackson. Karen Jackson. Melissa Jackson. Rachel Jackson. Sylvia Jackson. Tommy Jaillette. Bubba James. Julius Jefferson. David Jeffords. Melinda Jett. Arthur Jett. Ernest Jett. Toni Johnson. Darrell Johnson. Keith Johnson. Randy Johnson. Ronnie Johnson. Sharon Joint. Levern And you told me I'd be the only one in white! Jordan. Baron Jordan. Elizabeth Kelly. Cindy Kimbrough. Tora King. Danny Kirby. Becky Kissinger. Kathy LaMance. Alyssa Lambert. Damon Langley. Jimbo Langley. Roger Larymore. Lance Lemons. Trey Little. Patrick Lloyd. Crystal London. Bessie Lynch. Lawrence Lyons. Dawn Mack, Andre Mack. Beverly 141 Freshmen 142 Magnus. Michelle Martin, Michail Matkins, Sandra McCants. Kevin McCurry. Linda McDonald. Wanda McFarland. Teresa McFarland. Tyrone Mclnville. Tammie McLellan, Angie McLendon. Alfred McMillan. Dawn McNeil. Caldonia McPhail, DeLeon Miller. Dianne Moody. Gene Moody. Horace Moody. Karlos Moree. Mike Morris. David Look at the pictures in this book! Moses. Sandy Nelly. Gail Nichols. Charles Norton. Chris Norwood. Mike Oakley. Jerry Odom. Susan O'Neal. Kimberly O'Neal. Wanda Outlaw. Donna Pappas. Paul Parrot. Tonya Peterkin. John Phillips. Jimmy Pierce. Gladys Poole. Pamela Powers. Brantlee Purvis. Cory Reed. Bernadine Reynolds. Gerald 143 Freshmen 144 Robinson. Eloyd Rogers. Karen Rogers. Keith Rollings. Paul Roweltt. Michelle Russell. Donald Sabinske. Jim Salvo. Danny Samuel. Dorothy Samuel. Jay Samuel. Roger Satchel. Sabrina Scipio. Joey Scipio. John Scott. Edward Shaw. Sheila Shelly. Tommy Sheron, John Sims. Cordelia Slater. Debra Small. Arlene Small. Sara Smith. Angela Smith. Bryan Squire. Teresa Squire. Thomas Stankus. Stephanie Stanley. Maris Stevens. Pamela Stokes. Rusty Street. Wayne Sturgis. Jeff Swink. Robin Tadlock. Michelle Tedder. Kemp Thomas, Scottie Thompson. Jeff Tilton, Renee Timmons. Chad Turner. Kym ? 145 Freshmen 146 Waddell. Bud Waddell. Randy Walters. Barbara Ward. Tammy Watford. Jocinda Watson. Avon Weatherford. Danny Weatherford. Scott Weaver. Angie Weaver. Pennie Weaver. Scott Wenner. Kristine Woodly. Tara White. Tracy Wilds. Jonathon Williamson. Edward Williams. Rebecca Wills. Allison Willis. Robert Willoughby. Allen Willoughby. Sonya Wilson. Wayne Yarborough. Kyle McPhail. Deidre 147 EDITOR’S PAGE Today's events will serve as tomorrow's memories. The memories which are captured between the pages of this annual will be very special, because the people involved in the events are very special. There has been a tremendous amount of understanding from those concerned when we had deadlines to meet, and ideas which had to be altered or compromised in order to make this edition of the Blue Devil the best we could make it. I would like to thank our advisor, Ms. Hayes, for putting up with me and supporting me throughout the year. I would also like to thank the members of the staff and photographers for giving so generously of their time and efforts for the good of the annual. I have truly loved this job at times, and I have been very frustrated at times, but when I consider the fond memories I have captured from this experience, to coin the title of a song, “I Wouldn’t Have Missed This for the World.” Thank you for giving me the gift of these memories. They will be cherished for years to come. 151 WE’LL KEEP THE CHANGE Senior Congrats Congratulations Donnie, We Finally Made It! Congratulations Tonya — We Are Proud of You and Happy for You — Your Loving Family, Daddy, Mama, and Mike Congratulations Homeroom 12E! — Mrs. Hayes Congratulations Homeroom 12F! — Mrs. Stevens ITO Congratulations from: Mr. Mrs. Richard G. Williams Sr. Dr. Mrs. James D. Mclnnis Mr. Mrs. Jimmy Tyler Mr. Mrs. S. C. Chapman Congratulations Tina, From this day forth, you are a whole person, complete within yourself, bright and proud and strong. But, forgive me Tina, I must confess, this is not easy for me. It seems years have been far too few since I rocked away your tears. I taught you how to tie your shoes, to read and say your prayers. Though I was never the perfect parent, nor you the perfect child, we always loved each other. I cannot live for you, nor protect you always from this world. I know that if you are to become all that God has planned for you to be, you need some space to spread your wings. So upon your Graduation Day, I give the gift you’ve wanted most, but the hardest one for me. My precious child, with tears upon my cheeks, I set you free!!! (But, please know, I’ll always be there if you need me!) I love you, Mama 153 Silver Star Patron Gary Joyce Jones Mr. Mrs. Robert M. 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Club 1; Spanish Club 2. 3; Student Council 3. 4; FBLA 2, 3: Powder Puff 3. 4; Annual Staff 3 Kenneth Augustus: Micro-Computer Club 2; Bus Driver Club 2; Chess Club 1 Angela Bacote: FHA 1. 2. 3; Disco Club 1. 2. 3; ROTC 1. 2. 3 Warren Bacote: Key Club 1, 2. 3. 4; JV Football 1. 2; JCL 1. 2; Spanish Club 4; Bus Driver Club 3. 4; Block SJ 4; Student Council — Rep. 1. 2; Soph. V.P.; Student Body V.P. 3. President 4 Valerie Bacote: Campus Life Sandra Bailey: Freshman Class Pres.; Junior Treas.; Senior V.P; Student Council 1-4; May Court 1. 2. 3; Mr. and Mrs. St. John's 1. 2nd Run- ner Up 2. 3; Powder Puff 3. 4; Anchor Club 4; FBLA Treas. 3. Pres. 4; Pep Club 1; Key Club Sweetheart 4; Rod and Gun Club 3; Senior Superlative — Best Looking White Euniser Benjamin: FHA 1. 3 Mike Benton: FFA James Bishop: Varsity Basketball 3. 4; JV Basket- ball 2; JCL 1, 2; Spanish Club 3. 4; Bus Driver Club 3. 4 Brandon Blackman: Golf 1. 2. 3; Rod and Gun Club 1 Sandra Blackman: Spanish Club 4; Broadcasting Club 4; Pep Club 1.2 Donna Britton: JV Cheerleader 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3. 4; Head Cheerleader 4; Block SJ; Anchor Club 2. 3. 4. Vice President 4; Bulletin Staff 1. 2. 3. 4; News Editor 4; Student Council 1; Spanish Club 3. 4; Powder Puff 3. 4; Rod and Gun Club 2. 3; AV Club 1. 2. 3; Pep Club 1. 2. 3 Barbara Brown: FHA 2. 3. 4; Afro-American Club 3; French Club 3; Disco Club 2; Bus Driver 3. 4 Janet Mack Brown: Softball 1; Basketball 1. 2, 3; Block S.J. 1.2. 3. 4 Tammy Brown: Library Club; FHA David Brown: Key Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Varsity Basket- ball 1. 2. 3. 4; Varsity Baseball 2; Varsity Track 2. 3. 4; Block SJ 2. 3. 4; Bus Driver Club 3. 4; Spanish Club 2. 3 Barry Bryant: Pep Club 1. 2. 3; Bus Driver 2. 3. 4; JROTC Officer Club 3. 4; JV Football 1; Varsity Football 2. 3; Rod and Gun Club 1. 2 Dana Bullard: Senior Powder Puff; JCL 1; Art Guild 3; Freshman Pep Club Band; Sophomore Band Jannie L. Bush: FHA 3 Iris Cartley: Library Club 4; FHA 4 Tabitha V. Chavis: Annual Staff 2. 4; Afro- American Club 3. Treas. 4; Bulletin Staff 4; JCL 2. 4; Mr. and Mrs. St. John’s 1; Powder Puff 3. 4 Nick Chapman: Golf Team 1. 2, 3. 4; JV Football 1. 2; Key Club 2. 3. 4. President 4; NHS 2. 3. 4; Rod and Gun Club 2. 3; Block SJ 2. 3. 4; 1st Runner Up Mr. and Mrs. St. John's 3; Pep Club 1. 2; Senior Superlative — Most Likely to Succeed; JCL 1. 2; Student of the Day Award 3 Benjamin Cherry: JROTC 1. 2. 3. 4; Marching Band 1. 2, 3. 4; Bus Driver 3. 4 Kim Cherry: FHA 1. 2. 3. 4 Cornelius Coe: Bus Driver 3. 4; Pep Club 1. 3; Disco Club 1; Afro-American Club 4; Junior- Senior Servant; FHA Club 2. 3; Intermural Basket- ball 1.3 Brenda Coleman: Campus Life 3. 4; Library Club 3.4 Jerry Cook: Body Work 3; FHA 1 Michael D. Cook: JCL 1. 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 1; Micro-Computer Club 2. 3. 4 Vonnie Cotelesse: Softball 2; Powder Puff 3. 4; Deca Vice President 4; Art Guild 2; Pep Club 1 Jim Cox: Baseball 1; Key Club 4; Golf Team 3. 4 Jim C. Davis: Rod and Gun Club 1; Audio-Visual Club 2; Pep Club 1 Jerome Delaine: Chess Club 1; Disco Club 1; JROTC 4; Track 4 Chuck Dewitt: Pep Club 1; JCL 3. 4; Micro- computer Club 2. 3. 4. President 3; Key Club 4 James A. Dority: JROTC 1. 2; Broadcasting Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Chess Club 1; Campus Life 4; Bus Club 4; Automotive Mech. 3. 4; Masonry 2; Industrial Arts 1; Pre Voc. 1 Tami Drawdy: J.V. and Varsity Cheerleading 1. 2. 3. Captain 2; Student Council 1. 2. 3; NHS 2. 3. 4; Anchor Club 2. 3. 4; Winthrop Challenge Team Captain 3. 4; May Court 1. 2; Broadcasting Club 3. 4; Newspaper Staff 3. 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Marshal 3. 4; Hugh O’Brian Youth Leadership Seminar Delegate 2; Furman. Columbia Scholar 3.4 Melissa DuBose: Bus Driver Club 2, 3. 4; JCL 1; Spanish Club 4; FHA 2; Campus Life 2. 3; Bulletin Staff 4; Afro-American Club 4; Mr. and Mrs. St. John’s 1 Renee Eaddy: FHA 2; JCL 2; Spanish Club 3; Pep Club 2 Cedric Epps: Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Drum Major 4; Bus Driver 3, 4; President Bus Driver Club 4; Micro- computer Club 4; FHA 1; Mr. and Mrs. St. John’s 1 Dawn Faulkner: Pep Club 1. 2; Mr. and Mrs. St. John's 3; Powder Puff 3 Teddy Freeman: NHS 2, 3. 4; Key Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Sec. 3. V.P. 4; Pep Club 1; JCL 4; Junior Class V.P.; Junior Marshal 3; Delta 1; Nominated Senior Superlative — Wittiest Junior Gainey: Varsity Basketball 3; Block SJ 3. 4; Varsity Baseball 2. 4; Varsity Football 3, 4; JV Football 2; JV Baseball 1. 2; Mr. and Mrs. St. John’s 3 Karla Gainey: JV Cheerleading 2; Varsity Cheerleading 3. 4; Pep Club 2. 3. 4; Block SJ; Powder Puff 3, 4; Daisy Chain 3 Chris Gant: Block SJ 2. 3, 4; Track 1. 2. 3, 4; Varsi- ty Football 2. 3. 4; Student Council 2; Bus Driver 3. 4; Varsity Baseball 1; JV Football 1 Anthony Gattison: JV and Varsity Football; Mathematics Club (R); Varsity Baseball (R); Block SJ Romona Garland: Pep Club 1; NHS 2, 3. 4; JCL 1. 2. 3. 4; Anchor Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Treas. 3. Pres. 4; Student Council 3. 4; Bulletin Staff 3. 4. Editor 4; Converse Scholar 3; Freedom Foundation 4; Na- tional JCL Convention 5th 2; JCL State Winner 2; Senior Superlative — Best All-Round 4; Anchor of the Month 3. 4; Junior Marshal 3; Who's Who in American High School Students 4; Delta 1. 2, 3 Dwayne Graham: Spanish Club 3; JROTC 3. 4; JROTC Drill Team 3, 4 Vivian Graham: Music Club 3. President Marvin Grant: DE II Club; JROTC Veronica Grant: FHA 1 Maggie Gregg: Disco Club 1; FHA 3 Barbara Green: Campus Life 3; Future Teacher of America 1; Rosenwald Historical Club 2 Kevin Griggs: Key Club 4; NHS 2. 3. 4; Junior Mar- shal 3 Donna Guthrie: Pep Club 1, 2; Spanish Club 3; FBLA 4 Tina Hall: Mr. and Mrs. St. John’s 1; FHA 1. 2. Sec. 1; FBLA 4 Johnnie Mae Ham: FBLA 2; Needlepoint Club 1; Junior Beta Club 1; Vice President of Freshman Class Darryl Hannibal: Varsity Baseball 1; Varsity Foot- ball 1. 2. 3. 4; JV Football 1; JV Basketball 1; Block SJ 1.2.3 Glenn Harris: Varsity Baseball 2. 3. 4; Block SJ 3. 4; JV Football 2; Rod and Gun Club 1, 2. 3; AAA State Champs 1984; Mr. and Mrs. St. John’s 1 Bill Harris: FFA 2. 3 Jennifer Haynie: Block S.J. 3. 4; Powder Puff 3. 4; Varsity Tennis Team 2. 3. 4; Student Council 3; Junior Marshal 3; Pep Club 1. 2. 3; Most Depen- dable 4 Jessica Hood: St. John's Singers; Varsity Softball; Pep Club 1. 2; Drama; Student Council Homeroom Representative James Howie: FFA 1. 2, 3. 4; President of FFA 3. 4; Rod and Gun Club; Bus Drivers Club; Student Council Homeroom Representative 3. 4 Michelle Hudson: Powder Puff 3; Student Council 4 Michelle Hunter: Cheerleader 1; Campus Life 2; Library Club 1; FHA 1 Mary Hunter: FHA 2. 3. 4; Disco 1 Mary Ann Iseman: JCL 1; Pep Club 1. 2 Melissa Isgett: Varsity Cheerleader 3; Mr. and Miss St. John’s 3; JCL 2; NHS 4; Anchor Club 4; Homecoming Court 4 Teresa Jackson: Afro-American 2; Pep Club 1; Block SJ 1; Cheerleader 2; FHA 1; Homecoming Court 1; Band 3; Mr. and Miss St. John’s Scott James: Varsity Football 3. 4; JV Football 1. 2; Block SJ 3, 4; Rod and Gun 1. 2; Pep 1. 2; Stu- dent Council 1. 2; JCL 1. 2; Mr. St. John’s 3 Veronica James: FHA 2 Michael Jeffords: Microcomputer 1. 2. 3. 4 Pres. 3; Chess Club 1, 2 Henry Jett: FHA; Afro-American; Junior Varsity Football; Mr. and Mrs. St. John’s 1 Angela Grace Johnson: FHA 1. 2. 3; Afro- American 1. 2. 3. 4; JCL 1. 2. 3; French 3. 4; Disco 1. 2; Pep Club 3; Flag Squad 2. 3. 4; Stu- dent Council 3 Angela Marie Johnson: Band 1. 2. 3; Homecoming Court Deborah Johnson: Spanish 1, 2; Drama Club 1. 2; Science 2; NHS 3. 4 Howard Johnson: Disco Club; Band; Track; Bus Drivers Club Monroe Johnson: FHA 1; Bus Drivers Club 1. 2 David Jones: FFA 1 Rodney Keith: Annual Staff 2. 3. 4; JV Football 2; Pep Club 2. 3; Bulletin 4; FFA 4; Bus Driver 2. 3. 4; Mascot 3. 4; Jr.-Sr. Decoration Committee; Student Council 4; Most School Spirited Debra Kelly: FHA 1. 2; Pep Club 1. 2; Microcom- puter Club 3; Annual Staff 3; FBLA 3. 4. Secretary 4 Stanley King: Varsity Football 4; Baseball 3 172 Cynthia Kinsey: Block SJ 3. 4; Varsity Tennis Team 2, 3. 4; Spanish Club 3; Varsity Softball Team 1 Tim Kirven: JV Football; FFA 2. 3, 4; FFA Officer 4 David Kiser: Rod and Gun Club 2; Pep Club 2 Glenn Lane: NHS 2, 3. 4; National Merit Semi- Finalist 4; Delta 1. 2, 3; Pep Club 1; AV Club 3; Microcomputer Club 3. 4; JCL 1. 2. 3. 4; Annual Staff 2; Palmetto Boys’ State 4; Junior Marshal 3; Furman Scholar 3; Citadel Scholar Candidate 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4 Tony Littles: Basketball 3; JV Basketball 2; Bus Drivers Club; FHA Marvin Lunn: FHA 2; Art Guild 3 Vanessa Lyde: FHA 4; Disco Club 1; DEC A 1, 2. 3. 4 Rene Mack: Disco Club 1, 2; FHA 1, 2; Bus Drivers Club 4 Margaret Martin: Pep Club Mary Martin: FHA 2, 3; Disco Club 1 Gregory McCall: Pep Club 3; JCL 1; Afro- American 4 Tonya McFarland: FHA 1, 2; Disco Club 1 James Mclver: Varsity Football 2. 3, 4; JV Football 1; Block SJ 2, 3. 4; Track 2; Broadcast Club 2. 3. 4 Julius McPhail: French Club 2; JROTC — Drill Team 2; JROTC — Color Guard 2; Bus Drivers Club 2; Rosenwald Historical Club 1 Bunny Mozingo: Pep Club 1, 2; JCL 3; Broadcast Club 4; Pink Panthers 1, 2, 3. 4 Sharon Muldrow: Disco Club; FHA 1; JROTC — Officers Club 4 Terri Norris: Student Council 3; Rod and Gun Club 2. 3; FBLA 2. 3. 4; Broadcast Club 4; Powder Puff 3. 4; Pink Panthers Club 1. 2, 3. 4; Mr. and Miss St. John’s 3; Pep Club 1. 2 Beth Norwood: Powder Puff 4 Grady O’Neal: Vice-President of Student Council 2; Broadcast Club 4; Drama Club 2; Library Assis- tant 3 James O'Neal: Art Guild 2, 3; Bus Drivers Club 3; Annual Staff 3 Lynn O’Neal: Spanish Club 1; FBLA 4; Pep Club 1 Sara Parnell: Student Council 2, 3; Block SJ 2, 3, 4; Rod and Gun Club 2, 3. Treasurer; FBLA 2. 3, 4; Powder Puff 3; Pink Panthers Club 1. 2, 3. 4; Softball 1, 2. 3. 4 Mary Payne: Cheerleader 1; Rod and Gun Club 2, 3; FBLA 3, 4; Powder Puff 4; Mr. and Mrs. St. John’s 1; Pep Club 1. 2; Broadcast Club 4 Troy Pearson: Varsity Football 3 Terry Teresa Perkins: French Club 1; Rosenwald Historical Club 1 Vanecisia Peterson: Disco Club 1; Afro-American 4; Pep Club 3; Bulletin Staff 4; Band 1. 2, 3; Spanish 3. 4. Secretary 4; Student Council 2; Sec. of Soph. Class; Sec. of Junior Class; Pres, of Senior Class; Powder Puff 3, 4; Homecoming Court; Mr. and Mrs. St. John’s Pageant 3. 4; May Court 3; Most Popular Black Dee Pilgrim: AV Club 2; Rod and Gun Club 1; Microcomputer Club 1; Library Club 1. 4 Tena Prevatte: Pep Club 1. 2; Powder Puff Football 3.4 Missy Pabb: NHS 2. 3. 4; Rod and Gun Club 2. 3; Pep Club 1.2 Dennis Rawls: Band; Microcomputer Club 1; Chess Club 2 Penny Reynolds: FHA 4 Pam Rhodes: Spanish Club 3. 4. Vice-President 4; Pep Club 1. 2; Powder Puff 3, 4; Anchor Club 3. 4; Pep Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Solo and Wind Ensemble 1, 2. 3. 4; Honors Band 2 Carlton Robinson: JV Football; Varsity Football Shenail Robinson: JCL 1, 2. 3. 4. Secretary 3; Stu- dent Council Alt. 2; Nominee for Hugh O’Brien Award 2; Pep Club 2. 3; Spanish Club 3. 4. Treasurer 4; Block SJ 3. 4; Softball Manager 2; Student Body Treasurer 3; Anchor Club 3. 4; Bulletin Staff 3. 4. Asst. Editor-in-Chief 4; Partici- pant in Declamation at Clemson 2; Student Coun- cil 4; Senior Class Treasurer; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3; Mr. and Miss St. John's Decoration Committee 3; Model UN 3. 4; Winthrop Challenge Team 4 Vanessa Robinson: FHA 1. 2; French Club 2 Patricia Rogers: Pep Club 1. 2; Powder Puff 4 Lafrancis Ross: FHA 1. 2. 3. 4; Disco Club 1; French Club 3. 4; Varsity Basketball 3. 4; Softball 1 Sonya Sanders: Varsity Basketball 1. 4; Disco Club 2; FHA Club 2. Pres. 3. 4; Model UN 2; Student Council 3. 4; Junior Beta Pres. 1; NHS 2. 3. 4 Larry Scott: Varsity Basketball 2; Block SJ 1; Spanish 2; Track 2 Monica Severance: FBLA 3. 4, Vice Pres. 4; Rod and Gun 2. 3; JCL 1; Pep Club 1. 2 Tammy Sherrill: Girls Varsity Tennis 2. 3. 4. Pep Club 1. 2; Powder Puff 3, 4; Bulletin Staff 4; Block SJ 2. 3. Pres. 4; Student Council 4 Brian Shirley: Football 1. 2. 3; Basketball 2; Track 2.3 Amelia Smith: FHA; Rosenwald Historical; Library Club Barbara Smith: Library Club; Powder Puff; Rosen- wald Historical Club 1 Joseph Smith Sharon Smith: JCL 1. 2; Disco Club 1. 2; Afro American Club 2. 3. 4; Vice President 3. 4; Powder Puff 3. 4; Student Council 3. 4. Secretary 4; Mr. and Miss St. John 1. 3; May Court 3; Homecoming Attendant 4; FHA 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 3; Boys Varsity Basketball Statistics Keeper 3 Toby Smith: Student Council 1. 4. Bus Driver 3. 4; Band 1. 3; JV Football 2; Mr. and Miss St. John Pageant 2. 3; Afro American Club 1. 4; Pep Club 1 Vicki Stephens: JCL 1. 2. 3; Bulletin Staff 2. 3. 4; Powder Puff 3. 4; French Club 3; FBLA 3; Pep Club 1. 2; Anchor Club 3. 4 Whitney Stevens: Pep Club 1. 2. 3; Varsity Cheerleader 3. 4. Co-Captain 4; Anchor Club 1. 2, 3. 4; Powder Puff 4; Pep Band 1. w Marching Band; Block SJ 3. 4 Allyson Stewart: Girls Varsity Tennis 2. 3. 4; Stu- dent Council Rep. 1. 2, 3; Bulletin Staff 4; Block SJ2. 3. 4; Pep Club 1.2 Alice Squire: Block SJ 3; Softball 2. 4; Majorette 1; Student Council 1; Student Council Rep. 4; Library Club Pres. 1. 4; Rosenwald Historical Club 1; Powder Puff 4; Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; Bus Patrol 4; FFA 1. Vice Pres.; PE Asst. Pam Tadlock: JCL 1; Spanish Club 2. 3; Pep Club 1. 2; FBLA 3. 4. Historian 4; Varsity Girls Tennis 4; Powder Puff 4; Daisy Chain 3 Randolph Taylor: Basketball 3; Football 1; Track 2; Block SJ 2; FFA Club 1 Carla Thomaa: FBLA 1. 3. 4; Office Aid 1 Jacqueline Denise Thomas: Band 1. 2. 3; Homeroom Rep. Alt. 1. 2; Disco Club 1. 2; FHA 1. 2; Afro American Secretary 3. 4; Powder Puff 3; National Honor Society 2. 3. 4. Chairperson of Fund Raising Committee; Anchor Club 3. 4; French Club 4; Pep Club 3; Mr. and Miss St. John Pageant 1; Delta 1. 3. 4; Senior Marshal 4; Senior Superlative — Most Talented Tracy Thomas: Girls Varsity Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Afro-American Club 1. 2. President 3. 4; Anchor Club 2. 3. 4; Disco Club 2; Mathematics Club 1; JCL 1. Pro-Consul 2. 3. 4; Spanish Club 3. 4; Na- tional Honor Society 2. 3. President 4. District Co-Chairperson 4; Delta 1. 2. 3. 4; Junior Marshal 3; Senior Marshal 4; Converse Scholar 3; Library Club 1; Senior Superlative — Most Athletic; Block SJ 1. 2. 3. 4; Mr. and Miss St. John Contes- tant 2; Student Council 2. 3. 4; President Junior Class 3; Jr. Sr. Prom Server 1 Toby W. Turbeville: Jr. Varsity Baseball 1; AV Club 2. 3; Micro-Computer Club 2; Senior Superlative — Most Polite Terry Wallace: Junior Classical League 1. 2; Pep Club 1; FBLA 4; Senior Powder Puff Deirde C. Ward: Latin Club 1. 2; Pep Club 1; An- nual Staff 2; Student Council. Homeroom Rep. 3; Anchor Club 3. 4; FBLA 4; Powder Puff 4; Delta 1 Terri Warr: Pep Club 1; Spanish Club. President 2. 3; Student Council 3; Powder Puff 3 Dane Watford: JROTC 1. 2. 3. 4; Student of the Day 3; AV Club 2; Key Club 3; JROTC Officers Club 3. 4 President; Student Council 4; Annual Staff 2. 3. 4; Bulletin Staff 4; Art Guild 3; Powder Puff Queen Contestant 3; Jr. Sr. Refreshment Committee 3; Outstanding JROTC 2. 3; I Dare You’’ Award 3 JoEllen Watson: Student Council. H R. Rep. 1. Vice Pres, of Student Body 3, Adv. to Pres, of Student Body 4; Varsity Tennis 2, 3; Varsity Cheerleader 4; Block SJ 3. 4. Vice Pres. 4; Bulletin Staff 3. 4; Pep Club 1; Rod and Gun Club 2; Bookkeeper for Baseball Team 1. 2. 3; Powder Puff 3; May Pole Dancer 3; Senior Girl of the Month 4 Anthony Wilkes: Bus Driver and Bus Driver Club 2. 3.4 Gerry Williams: Jr. Sr. Server 1; Key Club 2. 3. 4. Treasurer 4; Student Council 1. 2. 3. 4; Rod and Gun Club 1. 2. 3. Vice Pres. 3; Mr. and Miss St. John Contestant 2. 3. Finalist 2; Student of the Day Award 3; Pep Club 1. 2; Junior Classical League 1; Micro-Computer Club 1; Junior Varsity Football 1. 2; French Club 2; Senior Superlative 4 — Best Looking White; Block SJ 3, 4; JV Baseball 1; Golf 2. 3. 4 Joseph Williams: JROTC 2. 4; FHA 1; Intermural Club 1 Tyrone Williams: Drama Club 2; Track Team 1. 2. 3. 4; Afro American Club 2. 3; Disco Club 1; Bus Driver; Platoon Sergeant JROTC 1, 2. 4; Inter- mural Club 1 Cheryl Williamson: Softball 1; FHA 2; JROTC Of- ficers Club 4; Bus Drivers Club 3. 4 Tonya Williamson: Band — Flag 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 3; Afro American Club 4; Track Manager 4; Library Club 1; Disco Club 1 John Willis: Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Ag. Mech. 3. 4. Sen- tinel 3. Treas. 4; Bus Driver 3 Renard Willoughby: JROTC Club. Officer 4; In- tramural Club 1: FHA 3; ROTC 2. 3. 4 Julian Woodle: Chorus 2. 3; Art Guild 4; Pep Club 1. 2. 3; Orchestra 1 173 A Very Special Thanks to: Ms. Bailey Mrs. Godwin Mrs. Harrison Gary Hayes Mr. McDade Mrs. Robbins Mike Smith Terri Tomberlin ... and to All Who Helped the Yearbook Staff in Any Way!