St Matthews High School - Saints Scroll / Stinger Yearbook (St Matthews, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1975 volume:

I I 1 My mind lets cjo a thousand things Like Western Civ, which no longer clings. Physics is blank and Chemistry is darker; Geometry - forget it, blit the good times are harder. Remember the Oak Tree, the long lines to eat, The afternoon announcements can't be beat The little things are the ones we'll remember, Although the subjects will be forgotten by next December. Mau have a our attention SfUdwwfiowe 9ifi joj 9 9 on innnTK ■ r ir I _ T T(inr -r It was an o.k. year. 16 Calhoun County School Board: Collins Haynes, Gene Paullina. Dick Edwards, Abraham Fredrick, Clarence Evans Elizabeth R. Prickett Math Jouise Glover Commerce Otis Culclasurc Athletic Director, Political Science Bessie Byrd Remedial Math Gamble Roquemore Chemistry, Physics, Guidance Counselor Arvin Larke, Jr, Agriculture Harry Mooney Art Instructor 20 r JL « Gladys M. Tillman J English Walter Funderburk Assistant Principal Alpha C. Stokes Homo Economics 21 Nancy 0, Nickells Commerce Mamie R. Blakely Librarian Thurman D. Shuler English Bess Duke English, Art Elizabeth Nelson Librarian Elizabeth P. Olson Social Studies Ruby M. Jenkins Study Hall Teacher Carolyn Pinkney Physical Education Neva Livingston Family Living, Home Economics Kathy Seckingor Study Hall Teacher 22 Edward T. Glover Biology Katherine Dean Social Studies i Vina D. Perry Guidance Counselor James B. Robinson Assistant Principal, Social Studies Kenneth Creekmore Band Director Joyce T. Walker ) English Carole C. Prickett Social Studies 23 Wilhemina Mitchell, Martha Jackson, Annie Mae Hickson, Thelma Walker, Queenie Spigner, Geneva Pinkney, (not pictured Jessie Walker); Lunchroom Workers Adams, Samuel Anderson, Sylvester Bates, Mike Bonaparte, Carolyn Bonnette, Debra Bovain, Helen Brown, Debra Brown, Trudy I Brunson, Clint Bryant, Karen Collins, Gail Colter, Mable Sylvester Anderson, Pres.; Cheryl Driggers, V. Pres.; Delphine Hook, Sec.; Janice Larrymore, Treas. Culclasurc, Margie Dantzlcr, Cecil Davis, Brenda Dicker, Leroy Driggers, Cheryl Dukes, Delores Edmond, Edward Edwards, Dave Ellis, Stevie Ezekiel, Brenda Felder, Irma Floyd, Phyllis Floyd, Queenie Fludd, Rosa Fredrick, Annette Fuller, John LO Gilford, Pauline Gladden, Johnny Glover, Andrew Goodwine, Geneva Goodwine, Melvin Greene, Annette o ( o c V ( ) Hamilton, Oianne Harden; Oianne Heatley, Luc ions Herndon, Irving seniors of '75 Jenkins, Cheryl Johnson, Henry Johnson, Larry Johnson, Willie Mae Jones, Ivy Keller, Fonzenia Larrymore, Janice Lawrence, Renaldo Lcdwell, Sheldon Line, Faith Lynn, Karen Martin, Tommy McKenzie, Sybil Micheal, Dorothy o ( ) Murphy, Tyrone V- Noble, Leland 0 Palmer, Richard — Pinckney, Tommy Q) CO Porterfield, Eugene Pressley, Randal Randolph, Martha Randolph, Mary Riley, James Robinson, Willie Rucker, David Rucker, Robin Scott, Brenda Segars, Scott Smoak, Lee Spigner, Randy Stewart, Margie Suttlemyor, David Tiiompson, Tim Tickell, Daisy Wannamaker, Johnny Wannamaker, Perce 11 Warren, Matthew Whren, Veronica Where were you when pictures were taken? out to lunch? off campus? absent? If your picture is not in this book, paste your own photo here. Williams, Bernard Williams, Ike Wi Ison, Dedra SJOI Aiken, Marian Albert, Luther Bartley, Rosa Bates, Adelle Bodrick, Sylvia Bonnette, Jessie Bonnette, Stevie Bovain, Curtis Charles Roach, President; Barbara Haigler, Sec retary; Gwen Keller, Treasurer; Bette Paulling, Vice-President. Bovain, Willie Mae Brady, Tim Brown, Albertha Brown, Judy 32 Butler, Bernard Charley, Kenneth Cheeseboro, Marcus Cheeseboro, Matthew Colter, Herbert Colter, Hubert Cokeley, James Cokley, Dennis Culclasure, Debra Cunningham, William Curry, Barbara Curry, Elizabeth junior Buckman, Stepney Tony Brown, Julia t'runson, Dorothy Jean 33 Darby, Norman Davis, Gordon Dickerson, Barbara Dick man, Edward Duckson, John Duckson, Patricia Edmond, Elaine Ellis, Paulette Elmore, Murray Fredrick, Theodore Fredrick, Tom III Fritz, Elizabeth w m A american graffiti There is nothing more beautiful than a four-wheeled Pickle-powered Hamburger barreling across the Super State French Fry at eighty Humdingering miles a Serving-a-Second with people inside, eating their way out. juniors Hampton, Woodrow Harley, Robert Harmon, Roger Hart, Marvin Hart, Oliver Haynes, Micheal Hills, Larry Hills, Shirley Hook, Shirley Hopkins, Alvin Howell, John Jackson, Donald juniors Kcitt, Jerome Keller, Gwendolyn Kemmerlin, Jan Kemmerlin, Pam Jeffrey, Kevin Jenkins, Donald Johnson, Kathy Johnson, Terrell Johnson, Wayne Jones, Alonzo Jones, Bobby Jones, James Larry more, Dennis Lawrence, Avis Logan, Jonas Lyons, John Mack, Ada Matthews, Brenda Matthews, Gregory Matthews, Johnny juniors McKenzie, Mary Mickcns, Jimmy Mitchell, Jimmy Mitchell, Lawrence Murph, Judy Murph, Mark Myers, Barbara l Joble, Anthony Paul ling, Bette Pcndarvis, Ann Pinckney, Gladys Porterfield, Ervin Pryor, James Randolph, Melvin Randolph, Willie Richardson, David 40 juniors Spigner, Gina Thomas, Anthony Walker, Dale Walker, Vernette Whetstone, Delores White, Barry Whitmore, Gail Whren, Robert Lee Williams, Kathy Williams, Dwight Anderson, Jerome Barton, Issac Bates, Mark Bodrick, James Bonaparte, Alvin ( ) D O E O Bonnette, Loretta -C Bovain, Verna CL O CO Bull, Johnny Bull, Rhudean Charlie, Willie Lee Cokley, Annie Mae Cokley, Artie Bovain, Edvena Briggman, Roberta 42 sophomores-i Collins, Ray Colter, Odessa Colter, Verna Cornelius, Jim Curls, Sonya Davis, Gail Davis, Johnny Duckson, Anthony Duckson, Grover Elmore, Sylvia Edmond, Ruby Dean Floyd, Allene Fordham, Barbara Frederick, Margaret Gardner, Walter Garner, Shirley 43 Gaskin, Felicia Gladden, Clifton ( V o Gladden, Marilyn Gladden, Vivian Glover, Kathr Glover, Westlc Glover, William Hair, Jackie Hair, Lamar Hamilton, Jimmy Hampton, Harry Hampton, Wilson Hanson, Linda sophomores Heatley, Jacob Harley, Ben Frank Hills, Linda Holman, Arnold Holman, Joe Holman, Linda Holmes, Cynthia Hook, Dianne Hopkins, David Inabinet, Ann Irick, Dianne Howell, Nancy Huggins, Nathaniel sophomores Jamison, David Jenkins, Nancy Johnson, Effie Johnson, Rita Johnson, Theresa Jones, David Jones, Joyce Jones, Joyce Ann Jones, Perry Jones, Ronnie Joyner, Shelia Kiett, Donna Kiett, Jannis Keller, Rosemarie sophomores — Larrymore, Lemuel Larrymore, Phyllis Lynn, Mike Murph, Annie Murph, Ronald Myers, Carolyn McVicker, David Martin, Paul Martin, Ronnie Matthews, Susie Mintz, Carolyn Mintz, Jerry Mintz, Veronica Mitchell, Dianne homores CL O Peterson, Glenda Noble, Thelma Riley, Stan Rivers, Loretta Robinson, Calvin Robinson, Gwen Robinson, Joseph Rucker, Eddie Rucker, Ronnie Sellers, Frances Sharpcrson, Donald Sharperson, Edward 48 — sophomores- Wright, Willie Young, Debbie Young, Thomas Glover, Gene Shuler, Paulette Sims, David Spires, Kaye Summers, Thomas Sutton, Evette Thomas, Doris Tyler, John Whitmore, Harriette Williams, Charles Williams, Curtis Williams, Delphine Williams, Terry Wise, Renee Wright, Carolyn Wright, Hercules rresnmen Adams, Johnny J Adams, Rose Mary Albert, Douglas Bartley, Charles Benjamin, Hercule Bookhart, David •Bovain, Carolyn Bovain, Shirley Brown, Nathan V ' Brown, Sylvia Brown, Wayne Y ( Brunson, Barbara 'Brunson, Deborah Bull, Jean Byrd, Darryl Caldwell, James Campbell, John Cash, Robin Charley, Ervin Cheeseboro, James Cokley, Henry 50 freshmen Cokeley, Jerome Cokley, Violet Colter, Dan Colter, Deborah Curls, Donna Dantzler, Marshall Davis, Earline Davis, Raymond Duckson, Barbara Duckson, Lorraine Dukes, Edward Ezekiel, Zeke Favor, Melvin Garner, Calvin Gaskin, Clark Gleaton, Robert Glover, Alexander Glover, David Glover, Judy Green, Kathy Guinyard, Earnest 51 c 1 E Guinyard, Felicia Guinyard, Janis Hair, Jackie Hampton, David Hanson, Susan Harden, Mary Harley, Mary Hart, Selesta Haygood, Doroth; Haynes, Bennie Haynes, Vernette Heatley, Nathaniel Hickson, Ray Hills, Sam mi e Hoffman, Barbara Hook, Delores Howell, Jessie Howell, Lillian Huggins, Ricky Jackson, Audrey Jamison, Ernest 52 freshmen Jeffrey, Donna Jeffrey, Harold Johnson, Felicia Johnson, Fred Johnson, Tarzy Jones, Anthony Jones, Bennie Jones, Bernice Jones, James Jones, Janell Jones, Lucille Jones, Tommy Keller, Lillian Keller, Patricia Keller, Rosemary Kimpson, John King, Ella Larrymore, Iris Larrymore, Magnolia Lawrence, Shirley Logan, Furman McClain, David McCroan, Larry McVicker, Mark 53 Mosley, Linda Murph, Daniel Murph, Ricco Neil, Larry Noble, Phyllis Ochocinsky, Ricky Owens, Bruce c CD E JO CO CD Owens, Marilyn Palmer, Millie Pendarvis, Isaac Porterfield, Barbara Porterfield, Zachary Preston, Kermit Pryor, Demetris Randolph, James Richardson, Leon Robinson, Henry Rucker, Dale Rumph, Nathaniel 54 freshmen—i Scott, Marie Shuler, Irene Singletary, Franky Singleton, Miranda Smith, Judy Snipes, Corey I Spires, Chris Spires, Ray Teasley, Keith Thomas, Pamela Thompson, Judy Ulmer, Rosetta Walker, Loretta Waltz, Ronnie Whitmore, Evelyn Williams, Annette Williams, Jerry Wise, David Witherspoon, Barbara Wright, Barbara E. Young, Joyce Young, Virginia 55 J.V. FOOTBALL TEAM 1st Row: Bennie Jones, John Kimpson, Charles Williams, Jerome Anderson, Hercules Wright- 2nd Row: David Bookhart, Larry McCroan, Raymond Davis, Ronnie Martin, Nathane Brown, Issac Pendarvis, Melvin Favor, Johnny Jackson. 3rd Row: Terry Williams, Anthony Whitmore, Johnny Adams, Ray Charles Hickson, Robert Gleaton, Nathaniel Huggins, Curtis Williams. Coach E. Glover St. Matthews Opponents 20 36 Bamberg-Erhart 20 14 Edisto 27 14 Denmark-Olar 40 6 Hunter-Kinard 12 0 Orangeburg-Wi Ikerson y 57 James Robinson, line coach; Otis S. Culclasure, head coach; Oscar Dayson, backfield coach. . Matthews Opponents , S' - 25 18 J Great Falls 22 0 Ruffin 30 0 Denmark-0 lar x- 14 o a Ridgeland 023 12 Edisto 8 —. 30 Bamberg M2 12 Carlisle Military 22 12 Estill 14 — 20 St. George . 24 6 Hunter-Kinard ■ 1st Row: Roger Harmon, David Glover, Leland Noble, David Mitchell, Johnny Gladden, Melvin Goodwine, Eugene Porterfield, Johnny jrfc Matthews, Willie Guinyard, Hubert Colter. 2nd Row: Milton Fuller, Curtis Bovain, Robert Kimpson, Cecil Dantzler, Alvin Millender, Randy Spigner, Tommy Martin, David Rucker, Anthony Thomas, Jerome Keitt, Willie Wright, Dennis Cokley. 3rd Row- John Fuller, Gregory Matthews, Tim Brady, Reginald Williams, Timothy Thompson, Virgil Jacobs, Bernard Williams, Sylvester Anderson, Sammie L; - Hills, Alvin Hopkins, Artie Cokley. 58 Gene Paulling, statistics advisor; Cooper Stonestreet, announcer and chaplain. Managers: Eric Dayson, William Blackeye Glover, Rowdy Culclasure, Chucky Glover, and absent Clarence Goodwine. 1st flow: Leland Noble, David Mitchell, Johnny Gladden, Melvin Goodwine, Eugene Porterfield; 2nd Row: Cecil Dantzler, Al Millender, Randy Spigner, Tommy Martin, David Rucker; 3rd Row: John Fuller, Tim Thompson, Virgil Jacobs, Bernard Williams, Sylvester Anderson. JMY 59 Jacket Season Success This year's football team suffered only 2 losses. Players Leland Noble (24), Tim Mitchell (20), Tommy Martin (71), 4 year veterans, and John Fuller (31), a 3 year veteran, were asked to share their thoughts of the '74 football season. When asked how they felt before a game. Fuller said, Scared uh-uh, scared all the time, tense before every game, and Tim commented, Yeah, I say you could call it nervous; it is sort of a tense feeling. Always is what Leland had to say when asked if he ever thought of being permanently injured. Tim exclaimed, That stays in my mind; that makes a good game. When you're scared, you run faster. The game against Bamberg (one of the two lost) was both Martin's and Leland's toughest game. The other, St. George, surprised Fuller and Martin. To prepare psychologically for a game, Leland said, I pray, and Tim commented, I 'psych' out all bad thoughts, all things that could happen to injure me. When asked why they stuck to playing football so long, Martin commented, I like the sport, and Fuller exclaimed, I like it, it's exciting, the game's exciting. 60 Leapfrog? No, it's only warmups before the game. Coach Culclasure, with his ever present wad of tobacco, psychs the team up before the yame. Leland Noble ( 24) turns the corner as Randy Spigner ( 50) blocks during the Hunter-Kinard game. Tim Thompson ( 81) catches T.D. pass during Hunter-Kinard game. 61 Homecoming ?75 1st Row: Virgil Jacobs and Janice Larrymore, Eugene Porterfield and Mary Randolph 2nd Row: Bernard Williams and Irma Felder, Tommy Martin and Jan Kemmerlin 3rd Row: Melvin Good-wine and Loretta Bon-nette, Sylvester Anderson and Cheryl Jenkins, John Fuller and Debra Bon-nette 1 1 1st Row: Tim Mitchell, and Gail Davis, Johnny Gladden and Roberta Briggman 2nd Row: Randy Spigncr and Bette Paulling, Homecoming Queens: Jan Kemmerlin and Johnny Hook, Timothy Thompson and Johnny Hook 3rd Row: Leland Noble and Dorothy Michael, Cecil Dantzler and Rosa Bartley, Al Mi I lender and Delores Dukes 63 BOYS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM 1st Row: Cecil Dantzler (Trainer), Milton Fuller, Reginald Williams, Tim Mitchell, Roger Harmon, Zambolist Frederick, Anthony Thomas, Clarence Goodwine (Manager). 2nd Row: Head Coach Otis Culclasure, Timothy Thompson (Co-Captain), Sylvester Anderson (Co-Captain), Theodore Frederick, Jerome Anderson, Renaldo Lawrence (Co-Captain), Alvin Hopkins, Assistant Coach Gamble Roquemore. 64 Albertha Brown, Ann Pendarvis, Delores Dukes, Bette Paul-ling (Co-Captain), Judy Brown, Carolyn Wright, Joyce Fordham, Brenda Scott (Co-Captain), Judy Thompson, Shirley Hills, Francis Sellers, Debra Bonctte, Allonc Floyd, Carolyn Bonaparte, Debra Brown, Gail Whitmore, Coach Oscar Dayson. GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM JV Boys’ Basketball Tea 1st Row: Karl Haynes, Anthony Duckson, Nathaniel Huggins, Willie Lee Charley, Alvin Bonaparte, Harry Byrd. 2nd Row: Richard Dickerson, Edward Sharpcrson, David Hampton, Stevie Mack, Robert Gleaton, Coach J. Robinson. 1st Row: Joyce Jones, Barbara Fordham, Rita Johnson, Dianne Edmond, Vicki Kemmerlin, Catherine Guinyard. 2nd Row: Coach W. Funderburk, Gearl Jamison, Mary Harden, Sylvia Elmore, Betty Glover, Debra Brunson, Rosetta 06 Ulmer, Loretta Bonnette, Cynthia Holmes. Varsity Boys ' Bamberg 53 78 Elloree J4 74 St. George 55 97 Denmark-Olar a3 76 Ridgeland 72 85 Ruffin 52 79 Elloree 70 72 Hunter-Kinard 44 60 Edisto 64 72 Estill 49 88 Bamberg 79 86 St. John 68 75 St. George 46 70 Denmark-Olar 62 82 Ridgeland 80 98 Ruffin 45 102 Hunter-Kinard 71 73 Edisto Estill 7ft XQ- 7i H 6 Varsity Girls Bamberg 23 39 Elloree 12 52 St. George 21 53 Denmark-Olar 22 38 Ridgeland 18 43 Ruffin 29 47 Elloree 24 33 Hunter-Kinard 30 39 Edisto 40 41 Estill 29 28 — Bamberg 30 43 St. John 35 28 • St. George 25 41 Denmark-Olar 21 53 Ridgeland 38 40 Ruffin 28 44 Hunter-Kinard 34 53 A Edisto 33 35 — Estill 28 33. S 1 0 Opponents Edisto 31 St. Matthews 35' Opponents Edisto 17 St. Matthews 33 ' Bamberg 43 29 Bamberg 13 27£ 373 Edisto 37 40 S Edisto 21 Hunter-Kinard 49 46 Hunter-Kinard 13 21 St. George 33 3 H St. George 19 26 Elloree 29 44 y Elloree 0 2 b Denmark-Olar 52 44 Denmark-Olar 40 29 Hunter-Kinard 34 31 Hunter-Kinard 22 18 St. George 39 40 £ ( St. George- 32 41 T Bamberg 46 30 l A J Bamberg 10 18? Denmark-Olar 42 30 Ao Denmark-Olar 25 35 How did your f� ams do at tournament time? Regional State f 2 ]U AW m B iris 4 67 FULL STEAM AHEAD Above: It's time to receive some stings from those Ole Jacket slaps—the traditional Jacket beginning. Left: Referee and players await to see what will become of Jerome Romy Anderson's recently shot ball. Below: Time out for a rest and some Saintly Jacket advice. 68 This year the SMHS Yellow Jackets have had their best season in years. Three members of the basketball team were asked to give their views on basketball. When asked what constitutes a good game, Sylvester Anderson made this reply: A combination of everything, scoring, rebounding, and defense. It's when you know you're contributing something to the whole team. Having been asked to describe his best game, Tim Mitchell came up with this: I played my best in the game against Hunter-Kinard. I played a superb offensive game and shot 100% from the floor, (but then I only shot twice). Renaldo Lawrence's comments on who is essential to a good team were these: Good players and a good coach are essential. Mainly because a team can have the drive to go all the way to the top, but without the guidance of a good coach a team can be in deep trouble. But, coaches need the will power and physical endurance of strong players to carry on in order to win a game. From Coach Culclasure came this statement: We dress 12 players. That's less than in the past, but all 12 can help us. We play everybody and everybody does a good job. Romy Anderson ( 32) is confident he can make the basket as fellow teammates ready themselves just in case he doesn't. Renaldo Boo Lawrence proves his ability at the free throw line as he scores against Bamberg in the first home game of the season. 69 o The Way It Was Cheerleaders cheer girls' team on as Co-Captains Brenda Scott (20) and Bette Paulling (32) lead team to victory one against Bamberg. Two points! Technical! Foul! Jump Ball! Three seconds left on the clock; St. Matthews Girls behind one point, and they have possession of ball. Shot's off, it's good, and time runs out. Another game won for the team. Success has been the key word to the girls' team in the last year. In an exclusive interview with Coach Dayson, he was asked to tell the strong points of the team ‘ this year. He made these comments: This year our team has put emphasis on defense and has done very well under the basket. Judy Thompson, our top rebounds er, has had 13 rebounds with only half the season over. Referring to difference in competition from last year, Dayson had these comments: Competition this year has leveled out with last year's. Edisto High is the toughest competition; but we're ready to play them with high hopes.' To the ecstasy of St. Matthews Girls, Edisto was defeated by one point. On the scoring end Coach Dayson commented, Our average per game is 45 points with Bette Paulling as our top scorer, averaging 17 points per game. Future outlook was described as tliis: I have high hopes of getting into the final tournaments. Not only getting in, but winning!! ! exclaimed the Coach. i Another interview was with one of the all time bench warmers, Debra Brown, known by the team as Chicken. She was asked her feelings while on the bench during a game. I have been on the team for four years, and I really enjoy basketball. When 70 asked why I stick with it, my only answer would be for the love of basketball. I wonder to myself during a game, 'Now what would I do in that situation?' But usually the play is different, and that is why I'M a bench warmer instead of a star. When asked whether it was frustrating to practice the long hours and not get to play but five or ten minutes, Chicken's answer was.- No, not really, because I feel if the first string can do a better job of doing and playing the patterns better than I, why not let them play and win us the fame of victory!. One of the co-captains, Bette Pauliing, was asked how she felt about this year's basketball. Her answer was, This year's basketball is completely different from last year's. This year we have a good second and third string; therefore, the first string doesn't have to play as much. Bette was asked about her feelings before a game and what is said in the locker room. Her comments were these: I am very nervous before a game. I have to force myself to eat. Everyone on the team stays nervous until we know we have the game in the bag . . .All that is said in the locker room is, 'Hurry! OH-h-h-h my stomach! Where is my shoe! ??!' On the topic of team spirit Bette had these comments. Our school's spirit is very important to a game. We play harder to impress the crowd. More and more fans are coming to games. I hope as the season progresses, many more will join in the sport of basketball games!!! Girls listen whole heartedly as Coach Dayson advises them of what is yet to come. Bette Paulling (37) anticipates tip from Carolyn Bonaparte (43) at beginning of Bamberg game. In the spring a young man's—or a young woman's—fancies turn to . . . sports? Well, maybe not. But outdoor sports are kind of exciting after a long winter of hibernation. How good were the SMHS's teams? How well did the members of the senior class do in the final season of high school sports? What were the biggest games, meets, and matches? The most satisfying victory? Baseball St. Matthews Score Opposition Score Opposition and Date cSZAjL tfK uO,'?tAsi ZiS,dCt tfuZuM. -fe R CZjZ Track St. Matthews Score Opposition Score Opposition and Date Football Heroes Melvin Goodwine, All-Conference Offensive Center; Leland Noble, All-Conference Offensive Half-back; Tommy Martin, A11-Conference Defensive Tackle, State-Record All-State Football Team; Timothy Thompson, All-Conference Offensive End. 74 Larrymore, Gearl Jamison. 3rd Row: Dclphinc Williams, Rita Johnson, Barbara Fordham. 1st Row: Phyllis Cokley, Debra 2nd Row: Nancy Dianne Mitchell, Violet Magnolia Larrymore, Iris 75 Varsity Cheerleaders 76 SMH STUDENT COUNCIL lit Row: Cheryl Jenkins, Bette Paulling, Dclphine Hook, Pam Kemmerlin, Johnnie Hook. 2nd Row: Patricia Haigler, Marian Aiken, Karen Lynn, Jan Kommerlin, Willie M. Johnson, Cheryl Origgors, Tanya McVickcr. 3rd Row: Janice Larrymorc, Dcdra Wilson, Patricia Ouckson, Siiirloy Hills, Gina Spignor, Eartha Jamison, Avis Lawrence. 4th Row: Vernettc Walker, Randal Pressley, Dianne Harden, Gwendolyn Kollor, Annette Green, Mary Randolph, Barbara Haiglor. 5th Row: Michael Haynes, Johnny Matthews, Sylvester Anderson, Alvin Hopkins, Oennis Larrymorc. DISCUSSION FORUM 1st Row: Lawrence Mitchell, Rosa Bartley, Gina Spigner, Judy Brown, Freda Brown. 2nd Row: Kevin Jeffrey, Brenda Matthows, Steven Rucker, Vor-netto Walker, Jean Brunson, Joyce Fordham, Gall Whitmore 3rd Row: Carl Glover, Irma Felder, Mike Bates, Ricky Smoak, John Fuller, Gordon Oavis. 4th Row: Oliver Hart, Melvin Darby, Johnny Gladden, Cecil Danztlcr, Randal Prewloy, Henry Johnson, Harry Rowe, Tcrroll Johnson, Tommy Pinckney, Melvin Goodwinc. kJ BUS DRIVERS 1st Row: Timothy Thompson, Johnny Gladden, Tyrone Murphy, James Riley, Clint Brunson, Lucius Heatlcy, Margie Stewart, Lee Smoak, Larry Johnson. 2nd Row: Delores Ouke, Betto Paulling, Elizabeth H. Rucker, Bomle Guinyard, Sammie Ntosloy, Matthews Warren, Ivy Jones, Stevie Ellis, Mary Randolph. 3rd Row: Sylvester Anderson, Kevin Joffrey, Carl Glover. JT J. BLOCK S Bernard Williams, Alvin Millcndcr, Le-land Noble, Brenda Scott, Dorothy Michael, Carolyn Bonaparte, Ivy Jones, Dcdra Wilson, Martha Randolph, Pliyllis Floyd, Debra 8onnctlc, Debra Brown, Fonzonla Keller, Marian Aiken, Eartha Jamison, Botto Paul ling, Margie Stewart, Reginald Williams, Rogor Harmon, Johnny Matthews, Stevie Mack, Percell Wannamakcr, David Mitchell, Tommy Martin, Johnny Gladden, Melvin Goodwine, Cecil Oantzlcr, Eugene Porterfield, John Fuller, Anthony Thomas, Gregory Matthews, Milton Fuller, Dennis Coklcy, Timothy Thompson, Alvin Hopkins, Rcnaldo Lawrence, Sylvester Anderson, Edward Edmond, Bcmie Guinyard, Tim Brady, Randy Spigncr, David Rucker, Willie Wright, David Glover, Willie Robinson, Ervin Porterfield, Henry Johnson, Tyrone Murphy, Oliver Hart. 8 FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA 1st Row: Elizabeth Curry, Dedra Wilson, Oorothy Michael. 2nd Row: Karen Lynn, Pam Kcmmcrlin, Jan Kcmmcrlin, Cheryl Driggers, Brenda Ezekiel, 3rd Row: Robin Rucker, Dianne Hamilton, Debra Brown, Ann Pendarvis, Elizabeth Hazen Rucker, 4lh Row: Tanya McVicker, Willie M. Johnson, Eartha Jamison, Brenda Scott, Mablc Colter. 5th Row: Ada Mack, Mary Randolph, Ivy Jones, Barbara Curry, Margie Stewart. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA 1st Row: Alonzo Jones, Donald Jenkins, Dorothy Michael: FFA Sweetheart, Michael Haynes, Konneth Charley. 2nd Row: Willie Robinson, Woodrow Hampton, Marcus Chcetcboro, John Howell, Wayne Johnson, Robort L. Harley, Eugonc Porterfield 3rd Row: Mr. G. Ulmer: Advisor, Willie Randolph, Jonas Logan, Melvin Randolph, Marvin Hart, Bornle Guinyard, Ervin Porterfield. 4th Row: Richard Palmer, Stevie £llis,Johnny Gladden, Lcland Noble, Bernard Williams, Pcrccll Wanna-maker, Herman Howell, Melvin Goodwine, Lucius Heatley, Oliver Hart, Larry Johnson. Bottom to-Top: Sylvester Anderson, Cheryl Jenkins, Oclphlnc Hook, Karen Lynn, Annette Green, Dorothy Mlchaol, Brenda Scott, Carolyn Bonaparte, Ivy Jones, Dianne Harden, Johnnie Hook, Randal Prossloy. YELLOW JACKET STAFF I 8 I s A E lsl Row: Janice Larry moro, Mary McKenzie, Betty Gardnor, Annette Green, 2nd Row: Patricia Haiglcr, Gladys Pinckney, Shirley Hills, Patricia Duckson, Elizabeth Fritz, Judy Murph. 3rd Row: Brenda Davis, Oelphine Hook, Johnnlo Hook, Oianne Harden, Mirian Aiken. 4th Row: Geneva Scott, Oelphine Riley, Avis Lawrence, Gwendolyn Keller, Rosa Bartley, Marie Brown, Delores Whetstone, Faith Lino. 5th Row: David Mitchell, Tyrone Murphy, Sylvester Anderson, Lee Smoak, Lcland Noble, Jerome Keitt, Carolyn Bonaparte, Cheryl Jenkins, Oorothy Michael. 1st Row: Mary McKon-rie, Jan Kemmerlin, Janice Larrymore, Faith Lino, Barbara Haiglcr, Karon Lynn. 2nd Row: Patricia Haigler, Rosa Bartley, Randal Prowley, Ann Pondarvls, Pam Kemmerlin. 3 ANNUAL STAFF 1st Rove Ann Inablnct, Dal© Rucker, Phillip Rico, Shirley Lawrence, Debra Colter, Verna Colter, Gene Bull, Roberta Briggman, Pam Thomas, Veronica Mintz. 2nd Row: Felicia Gulnyard, Dianne Mitchell, Magnolia Larry-more, Gearl Jamison, Barbara Fordham, Rita Johnson, Stevie Mack, Vemoll Jamison, Donna Jeffrey, Felicia Johnson, Harry Byrd, Terry Bookhart. JOHN FORD STUDENT COUNCIL 1st Row: Phyllis Lar-rymorc. Magnolia Larry more, Gearl Jamison, Rita Johnson, Nancy Kowdl, Oclphinc Williams, Barbara Fordham, Dianne Mitchell, Debra Brunson, Iris Larrymore, Violet Coklcy. 2nd Row: Terry Book-hart, Pam Thomas, Linda Holman, Jackie Hair, Veronica Mintz, Dianne Hook, Odessa Colter, Susie Matthews, Marilyn Gladden, Idcll Davis. 3rd Row: Janice Koltt, Jennifer Green, Patricia Keller, Frances Sellers, Judy Thompson, Loretta Rivers, Carolyn Wright, Evelyn Whitmore, Vcmcttc Haynes. 4th Row: Carolyn Mintz, Mary Harley, Audrey Jackson, Tar-za Johnson, Shirley Lawrence, Sylvia Elmore, Roberta Brig-gman, Glenda Peterson, Teresa Johnson, Betty Jean Glover. JOHN FORD PEP CLUB 8 JOHN FORD FFA JOHN FORD CHAPTER 1st Row: Jimmy Lee Hamilton, Thomas Summers, Edward Dukes, Clifton Gladden, Earvin Charley, Oouglas Albert, Harold Jeffory, Mr. Larko, Instructor. 2nd Row: Johnny Davis, Johnny Jackson, Jerry Williams, Charles Bartley, David Hampton, William Glover, David Jamison, Charles Williams, Bennie Lee Haynes, Mark McVIcker, Wesllcy Glover. 3rd Row: Curtis Williams, Hairy Hampton, Calvin Robinson, Terry Williams, Jackie Cunningham, John Tyler, Jacob Heat ley, Herman Guinyard, Henry Coklcy, Bennie Jones, Cary Sniper, Ray Collins. 4th Row: Thomas Young, Mike Lynn, Clark Gaskin, Nathaniel Huggins, Donald Sharperson, Anthony Whitmore, Bernard Michael, Zeke Ezekiel, Earnest Jamison, John Kimpson, Nathaniel Hcatlcy. 1st Row: Rita Johnson, Veronica Mlntz, Vema Colter, Phyllis Larrymore, Iris Larry-moro, 2nd Row: Nathaniel Huggins, Gail Davis, Terry Bookhart, Glenda Peterson, Vemell Jamison, Zackcry Porterfield, James Choeseboro. 3rd Row: Janice Kelli, Pam Thomas, Rose Mary Keller, Ervin Charley, Marilyn Gladden, Dianne Hook, Carolyn Mintz, Kcrmit Preston. JOHN FORD DRAMA CLUB s JOHN for: FHA Id Row: Marilyn Owens, Susie Matthews, Vemetto Haynes, Evelyn Whitmore, Glenda Hills, Nancy Howoll, Oclphinc Williams, Barbara Fordham, Loretta 8onnctt, Cynthia Holmes, Shelia McKenzie, Dianne Mitchell, Jackie Hair, Alleno Floyd, Gwendolyn Robinson. 2nd Row: Ella King, Barbara Wright, Lillian Keller, Odessa Colter, Roberta Brlggman, Donna Jeffrey, Debra Brunson, Voma Colter, Phyllis Larry-moro. Iris Larrymore, Cheryl Heckle, Betty Jean Glover, Teresa Johnson, Christine Bovain, Thelma Noble. 3rd Row: Annie Mae Cokley, Chirlon Mickens, Lucille Jonos, Rosa King, Loretta Rivors, Gall Davis, Rita Johnson, Glenda Poterson, Vcmell Jamison, Sylvia Elmore, Oale Rucker, Sylvia Brown, Judy Thompson, Carolyn Wright, Paulottc Shuler. 4th Row: Rose M. Adams, Annette Williams, Virginia Young, Felicia Johnson, Janice Kiett, Pam Thomas, Terry Bookhart, Voronlca Mlntz, Marilyn Gladden, Oianne Hook, Carolyn Mintz, Gearl Jamison, Audrey Jack-son, Mary Harden, Shirley Lawrence, Barbara Duckson. 1st Row: Jennifer Green, Lashcll James, Debra Colter, Gene Bull, Folicla Gulnyard, Kathy Glover, Judy Smith, Barbara Brunson, Cathy Boatwright, Well Davis. 2nd Row: Doris Thomas, Felicia Gaskin, Millie Palmor, Dolorls Miller, Nancy Jenkins, Celesta Hart, Judy Glover, Rosetta Ulmer, Janice Guin-yard. Magnolia Larrymore. 3rd Row: Dcloris Hook, Effic Johnson, Diane Edmond, Frances Sellers, Shirley Gar-nor, Botty Pinckney, Joyce Jones, Shirley Bovain, Frankie Mae Singleton, Patricia Keller. 4lh Row: Oorothy Haygood, Linda Holman, Margaret Frederick, Vivian Gladden, Verna Loo Bovain, Harriott Whitmoro, Linda Hills, Joyce Jones, Dobie D. Young, Josephine Pinckney, Sheila Joyner, Bernice Jones. JOHN FORD FHA FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA 1st Row: Choryl Jonklns, Jacklyn Guinyard, Joyce Wren, Trudy Brown, Diane Harden, Paulino Gilford. 2nd Row: Fonrenia Keller, Brenda Davis, Johnny Hook, Dolphine Hook. 3rd Row: Margie Culclasurc, Quennie Floyd, Florence Mitchell, Phyllis Floyd, Eartha Jamison. SAINT MATTHEWS HIGH SCHOOL BAND Majorettos: Carolyn Bonaparte, Tammy Kommerlin, Dlano Mltcholl, Terry Bookh.vt. Color Guard: Phyllis Larrymore, Roja Bartley, Barbara Haig lor. Gall Davit, Dorothy Michael, Roberta Briggman, Vemette Walker, Francis Sellers. Listen! Here they come! Are you sure dal's dem? Yeah . . . yeah, I sure. I can hear Terrell's cadence. I can see 'em now. Yeah, look at those uniforms. Are day new? Uh-huh. They got 'em this year. What did ya say? I can't hear you over those drums. I just said that their uniforms are new! So dat's what it is! I thought something was different! Oops! Did you see that! See What? The boy that carries that big horn 'bout tripped! Really?! Man, I would like to see that! What? I said that I would like ... hey! . . . they stopped. Yeah, I think they're going to do the pre-game show. Oh. Y'know it wouldn't seem like a real game if the band wasn't here. I feel the same way. It adds alot of spirit. I know it sounds corny, but I'm proud of those guys. Yeah ... me too. 96 i rull __ WE SHOOT NO BULL - TEjg CoX _ WE CATCH HIM v V' 2 LIVESTOCK CAPTURE VARNADORE’S SERVICE TEXACO WE CATCH ANY TYPE LIVESTOCK IN S. CAROLINA STATION DANNY SIKES ST. MATTHEWS OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 874-3565 GREASE AND OIL CHANGE DARGAN ETHEREDGE SANDY RUN 794-1844 SPIGNER Patrons BROTHERS , Al Biggs Curtis L. Farrar, 0.D. GARAGE John Felder Lawrence M. Gressette, Jr. J OPEN SIX DAYS Mr. Mrs. Thomas Grooms Mr. Mrs. Lemuel Larrymore A WEEK : y fkj jpM Mr. Mrs. Hubert Line Ann Pendarvis PHONE - 874-3881 hyp Mr. Mrs. James H. Rucker Rev. Mrs. Cooper Stonestreet A bank should be more than a place to find money. SOUTH CAROLINA NATIONAL is. 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WHERE WE STRIVE to SERVE You BETTER EARLY HOME UILDERS G.M.EARLY COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL FREE ESTIMATES FHA, VA, CONVENTIONAL LOANS ARRANGED DIAL - 874-1636 PRESTON St. St. Matthews GIFTS FASHIONS Gifts And Cards For All Occasions BRIDES-TO-BE ARE WELCOME TO CHECK OUR CHINA, SILVER AND CRYSTAL PATTERNS FASHIONS FOR JUNIORS MISSES AND HALF-SIZES TRI COUNTY ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE JNC. .AND IT ORANGEBUI A WISHES SMHS A J SUCCESSFUL YEAR IN 1975 PHONE: 874-1215 Columbia: 253-3610 Compliments of BOBBY INABINET’S DIO TV 508 W. Bridge St. St. Matthews, S.C. Phone 874-1444 D. H. BANKS AND SON EXXON GASOLINE AND FUELOIL EfrON ValueCentor BANKS FERTILIZER CO. HIGH GRADE FERTILIZERS PONTIAC BUICK SUPERIOR MOTORS, INC THE LITTLE PROFIT DEALER ORANGEBURG, S.C. JEEP GMC TRUCKS CAMERON LUMBER COMPANY, INC. BUYER of TIMBER TRACTS SPECIALIZING IN DIMENSION TIMBERS PHONE: (803) 823-2331 EM GRUBB’S FURNITURE COMPAN Hpollance SOUTHERN BANK AND TRUST FAIREY MOTOR COMPANY CLARK TIRE THE GRILL CO. OPEN 5 A.M. - 3P.M. READY TO SERVE YOU Phone 874-2224 115 AMELIA STREET 534-3370 ORANGEBURG, S.C. BREAKFASTS SANDWICHES LUNCH — ST. COMPLIMENTS OF MATTHEWS SMOAK FACTORY BUILDING OUTLET SPECIALIST FARR IP AND LADIES SMOAK SPORTSWEAR CONSTRUCTION FACTORY OWNED and OPERATED PHONE:874-3051 R.R.AVENUE THOMPSON KNIGHT FUNERAL DRUG HOME, INC. STORE 37 YEARS CONTINUOUS SERVICE Prescriptions Carefully Compounded 1012 WHITMORE ST. HWY. 301 Fountain Orangeburg Dedicated Service -Reasonable Prices 534-1241 Jones Carson 874-3584 874-2345 Afters hours call Carroll Horton Calhoun County 874-2764 Representative 117 W. Bridge St. Matthews JIMMY’S 76 STATION 206 E. RAILROAD AVE. St. MATTHEWS, S.C. 29135 BILLY DENT INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE Mtor _ THE CALHOUN TIMES K SELLING REAL ES -ING INSURANCE, -STATE, TRAILERS, and HOMES V=Vr sU CALHOUN TRADING COMPANY SAVITZ DEPARTMENT STORE 874-3039 ST. MATTHEWS WILLIAMS JEWELERS SMITH’S CANTEEN CHESTER COUNTY HOSPITAL CHESTER, SOUTH CAROLINA Business Patrons Austin's Gifts Calhoun Pharmacy Cameron Bedding Co. Carolina Furniture Company of Elloree Carter's Furniture Cash Carry C. D. Bull and Son Clark Coskrey C.O. Bull Oil Co. Crider's Red White Educational Aids Elloree Furniture Company Elloree Insurance Agency Heatley's Texaco I.P.C. Judy's Groceries Orangeburg Coca-Cola Phillips Agency Polin's Grocery Prickett's Service Station Red White of Elloree Jeff Reid Service Station Shep Pearlstine Co. Sims Moorer Wayne Polin Barber Shop St. Matthews 50 to $1.00 St. Matthews Supply Co. Stylarama Sutcliff Furniture Co. Val's Cleaners and Launderette Virginia's Stylette Western Auto Yellow Jacket Drive-In We would like to express our appreciation to Mr. Bill Wise and Mr. Bill Tolleson for their guidance in developing our many photos and for the use of their printing facilities.- THE END IS NEAR. School will soon be over. 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