Thomas Hart Academy - Hornet Yearbook (Hartsville, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1972 volume:

The 1972 Hornet Michael Webb, Editor Laura Gardner, Business Manager Anne Brown, Mike Snipes, Asst. Editors Laura Norwood, Asst. Business Manager Mrs. Lou Gardner, Advisor Thomas E. Hart Academy Hartsville, S. C. We've Only Just Begun... 3 Sharing Horizons Th 4 at Are New To Us Talking It Over Just The Two of Us Working Together Day By Day 9 So Many Roads To Choose 10 Start Out Walking And li 12 16 Dedication A year of work, play, and change is drawing to a close, as we, the second graduating class of Thomas Hart Academy, enter another phase of our lives, whether to institutions of higher learning, or to begin careers in business. Without your understanding and desire to encourage us to become someone in life, none of this would have been possible. You have been more than just a teacher to us, but a friend, and have taught us to be more responsible and to accept changes and new ideas as we go through life. We the Senior Class of 1972, dedicate to you, Mrs. Lou Gardner, the second edition of the Hornet, to exemplify our graditude 18 and our most humble thanks. ADMINISTRATION member Independ- school, THOMAS with the South- the Education the College Entrance t among the objectives of the is that of providing for its students a al education designed to prepare men and women for effective citizenship for advanced studies in a reliable college university. THOMAS E . HART ACADEMY endeavorsto encourage students to respect intellectual achievement, to cultivate an understanding and appreciation of our culture and spiritual heri- tage, to assume responsibility for their behavior, and to develop the capacity to make rational judgments and intelligent commitments. Administration ...A man of many talents. A dedicated, resourceful and competent leader. An educator, administrator, architect, teacher, and part-time handy- man A determined, uncompromising man when it comes to his academic beliefs and ideals. A tough discip- linarian, but an understanding coun- selor. Our headmaster, Mr. Joseph B. Allen. Joseph B. Allen, Headmaster is r. 1y 21 Mrs. Doris Bateman, Secretary Board of irectors Al Brock, Chairman of the Board Board of Directors Alan E. Brock President Robert G. Pitts Vice President Mrs. Richard Gettys Secretary Ernest Sullivan Treasurer joseph B. Allen Director W. Arnold Bryant Director Mrs. W. C. Gandy Director John H. Martin Director Ollie L. Stukes Director Fuller H. King Director Fuller H. King — President of Parents-Teachers Organization. Faculty Mrs. Lou Gardner, Language Arts. Mr. Berry Laine, Advanced Sciences. Miss Allen Gibbes, History. 24 Mrs. Linda Edwards, Foreign Language Mrs. Paula Davis, Advanced Math 25 26 Mrs. Mary Baird-Reading, Phonics, Spelling Mrs. Faye Page-Language Arts 27 Mrs. Aliene Reep, Third Grade Mrs. Idalyn Brown, First Grade Mrs. Mary Karl Jennings, Second Grade Mrs. Beth Blackmon, Kindergarten 28 CLASSES YEAR Officers: President Laura Gardner, Vice-president Cindy Chaplin, Secretary-Treasurer Joey Powell 30 Class of 72 Class of 72 32 Delaine Garland Dan Oates Class of 72 35 Michael Webb Anne Brown Robert Brown Betsy Chapman Pressly Coker Beth Cooley Mitzie Fink Tim Griggs Karl Jennings Susan Morrell McCuen Morrell Kathy Morris Laura Norwood Haynes Owens Judy Rhodes Gene Sligh Rick Tickell Robert Wallace Marsha Ward 37 %K Tenth Grade May Baird Debra Blackmon Debra Brock Michael Chafin Lee Coker Donna Dempsey Eddie Esterling Jayne Fink Debbie Freeman Eldon Henderson Andy Hursey Jan Johnson Beth Marshall Kathy Oates Julie Sligh Larry Smith Lynn Stewart Kathy Stukes June Tolson Al Williams 39 Carolyn Allen Steve Allston Mary Blackmon Brent Burry Valerie Chafin Susan Elmore Ann Gardner Lynne Hoffman Sid Jordan Celeste Kelly Kay Morrell Don Russell Deborah Shepard Mike Stewart Ricky Stokes Debbie Wallace Renee Ward Sherrie Woods Eighth Grade Steven Arthur Anita Beaver Vicki Brock Preston Brown Susan Brown Libby Bryant Mac Chapman Ellen Coker Kim Easterling Rhonda Fink Robin Galloway Eric Johnson Wade Keisler Faith Kelley Cindy Marshall Phyllis Mims Ken Moyd Dane Outlaw Cathy Robbins Beth Roscoe 42 Jan Sligh Cindy Snipes Teri Stakes Renee Sullivan Mark Ward Ben Wilds Lynn Williams Harriet Wilmeth 43 Seventh Grade Charles Coker Donna Elmore Kathy Cettys Terry Grainger Diane King Sarah O'Neal John Shepard Marty Smith Donna Wadsworth Class Officers: Pres. Sarah O'Neal, Vice-Pres. Dianne King, Social Chairman Donna Elmore, Sec.- Treas. Marty Smith Sixth Grade Claudette Bateman Connie Blackmon Michael Brown Teressa Carter Sharon Cauthen Ceil Chapman Carrie Coker Kent Cowick Kirk Dunlap Donald Flowers John Floyd Pamela June Gandy Mary Jennings Denise Jones Steve Jordan Scott Kelley Mark Kirkley David Moyd Bond Nickles Lucy Reep Joye Roscoe Rebecca Skinner Norman Threatt Clement Wilds i. TO R. Treas. Bond Nickles Pres. Lucy Reep Sec. June Gandv V. Pres. Sharon Cauthen Fifth Grade Tammy Alexander Bruce Bird Wesley Brand Libby Easterling Rick Gettys Keith Hulsey Gay Joyner Jeda Kelley Jina Kelley Ed Lawton Jeri Mims Alan Moyd Christy Pait Chandler Reep Calvin Robbins Lynn Stokes Beth Stukes Terri Webb Jan Williams Not pictured: Claire Blackwell L. TO R. Pres. Claire Blackwell Tres. Wesley Brand V. Pres. Gay Joyner Sec. Ed Lawton 46 Fifth Grade-A Mattew Hayes Wanda Jean Ivey Gay King Lib King Paulette Lowe Chris Marshall Faye Morrell Olivia Oliver Ricky Phillips James Berry Redfearn Lisa Robbins Renee Shepard Sobie Soles David Warren Susan Wilmeth 47 Fourth Grade Pam Bateman Frank Beaver Gary Bird Jennifer Blackmon Ann Bryant Phillip Chafin Celeste Coker Howard Coker Eddie Fitts Lee Gibson Windell Griggs Marion Hawkins Wanda Henderson Myra Hudson Lawrence Lowe Ray Morrell Gregory Outlaw Mark Ray Lisa Self Beth Snipes Stephen Threatt Robby Wallace Lloyd Butch Williams rhird Grade Angela Bateman Donald Bateman Robin Chaplin Frances Collins Margaret Cox Abby Dempsey Scott Grainger Susan Grantham Teressa Griggs joey Hulsey Kimberly King Betsy Lee Randy Lowe John Moyd Will Nickles Sandy Oliver Elizabeth Owens Angila Perdue Becky Reep Dawn Robbins Georgianna Shearon Raymond Threatt Andy Woods Danette Yarborough Not pictured Margaret Coker Second Grade Tina Allen Angela Andrews Jeannine Bateman Joe Blackmon Kevin Brand Hal Burch Emily Burry Renee Cooley Donna Driggers Tod Easterling Bobby Findley Allison Fitts Rob Gardner Beth Gibson David Griggs Kim Griggs Michael King Chip Moore Nay Morrell Carl Newsome Bart Pitts Barbara Rosevea Bobby Self Becky Smith First Grade Nancy Bird Rambel Blackman Rebecca Blackmon Leanne Brock Julie Bryant Vera Chafin Thomas Coker Leigh Davis Laura Fitts Melissa Holland Fuller King Lorrie Miller John Phillips Rodney Richburg Fred Richey David Russell Phillip Whittle Shari Williams Artie Yarborough Not pictured: Scott Wilds 51 Robin Brand Sandra Findley Gregg Gainey Susan Grainger Hinson Hodge Laura Markert Beth Newsome Sambra Redick Robbie Richburg Beth Stonecypher Tammy Warren Debbie Weatherford «« V iit Spencer Wormuth Kindergarten 52 fio nor fi a combi- fgh standard W? a student of yld strive in ali discredit to your ountry. Never be satis- JcT your best in whatever JfHA. SMANSHIP: A student ?Ve booster of all school teams Example of friendliness, respect For any other a®; each day unless Vde with a teacher. ' . left in lockers when Wf Do not leave food gh play activity will not be 460I building. A student must fighting to settle any problem 6w appropriate such action might time. rf CITIZENSHIP: A student should to be a part of THA and always practice rierican tradition of fair play, courtesy Respect for the rights of others. A true en will abide by the rules, respect property Id be loyal to the democratic faith and ideals. ATTENDANCE: Students are expected to at- tend each day of school except in case of illness or other emergencies. A written excuse from your parents is required on the day of your re- turn after an absence. This excuse is filed in the Headmaster’s Office. Unexcused absences and tardiness are subject to disciplinary action. DRIVING AND PARKING AUTOMOBILES: Students who drive cars to school are required to register them in the Dean’s Office. Once a student arrives on the school grounds he must park his car in the appropriate space and not return to the car until school is dismissed unless he has permission. Once a student has entered the school grounds in the morning he may not leave until school is dismissed without per- mission from the headmaster or dean. VISITORS: To eliminate disturbances in the school program visits made by persons not associated with the school are discouraged. 0 ACTIVITIES 54 Anne Brown, Co-editor Mrs. Gardner, Sponsor Mike Webb, Editor Laura Norwood Laura Gardner a record of our school year . . combination of talents . layouts . . eye catching ads . . . the best yet: 1972 HORNET 55 STUDENT COUNCIL writing constitution sponsoring homecoming licking stamps talking over problems selling candy planning the annual picnic soundingboard for students STUDENT COUNCIL THE STINGER STAFF This is the first year for Thomas Hart's newspaper, The Stinger. The staff of The Stinger hopes to produce five issues this school year. The Stinger was created to inform the students and faculty of school events and activities, and to entertain them. It is a means by which the students and faculty may express their opinions, ideas, and suggestions. The Stinger is a small paper, but it's off to a good start. Press Coker, Co-editor, Marsha Ward, Editor 57 emy one For- Celeste Ward, Harriet Senior Cindy with newcomers Senior Delaine and Eighth-grader have racked up of 191 points this season, defensive action by Beth , Debbie Marshall and Allen, has made this record oossibl'' Thomas Hart record as a They also have Darlington , Lamar Academy and The Thomas Hart Academy boys’ basketball team, after four weeks of play has compiled a 5 - 1 record, and is in first place in conference play. Thomas Hart Academy won its first four games in a row, set- ting a new school scoring record in the fourth game (a 72-58 win over Christian Academy). Team Captain Dan Oates, along with Eldon Henderson, had 18 points. Jennings, Easterling ademy's Hornets Have 5-1 Record SPORTS Girl's Basketball Coach Ed Davis worked continuously this season to lead the girl's basketball team to victory after vic- tory. Each player gave their utmost effort to achieve a winning season. The school is sincerely proud of our fine team and its achievements. Our congradulations to Coach Davis and all who helped this season. Coach Tom Dabbs worked with the boy's basketball team this year. They kept everyone on edge each ex- citing game being victorious in almost all. FROM L TO R, STANDING: Coach Davis, Libby Bryant, Beth Cooley, Marsha Ward, Delaine Garland, Celeste Kelly, KNEELING: Lucy Reep, Harriet Wilhelm, Cathy Robbins, Renee Sullivan, Cindy Chaplin, Julie Sligh, SITTING: Carol Allen, Donnie Elmore, Dianne King, Debbie Marshall, Lynn Williams. 60 BOY'S BASKETBALL TEAM i BACK ROW: Ricky Stokes, Gene Sligh, Al Williams, Mike Chafin, Butch Morrell MIDDLE ROW: Coach Dabbs, Tim Griggs, Karl Jennings, Dan Oates, Eldon Henderson, Don Russell BOTTOM ROW: Manager, Michael Brown, Brent Burry, Eddie Easterling, Mike Stewart, Jan Johnson, Rick Tickell SOCCER STANDING: Coach Davis, Al Williams, Tim Griggs, Mike Stewart, Steve Allston, Karl Jennings, Gene Sligh, Coach Dabbs, KNEELING: Eldon Henderson, Eddie Easterling, Don Russell, Mike Chafin, Jan Johnson, Butch Morrell, Kim Easterling SITTING: Mike Brown, Charles Coker, Sid Jordon, Brent Burry, Wade Keisler, Ricky Stokes, Kent Cowick Coaches Lane, Davis, and Dabbs In Memoriam William C. (Billy; Bateman, Jr. August 9,1959 — August 1,1971 65 When Evening Comes 67 We'll Find A Place Where There's Room to Grow. PATRONS Atlantic Coast Life Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Bateman Boyd-Powe Drug Store Mr. and Mrs. James L. Brown Hal Burch Elizabeth's Coiffures Dr. B. D. Findley Genuine Parts Company Mr. and Mrs. Fuller H. King Andrew H. Hursey, M. D. Marshall's Flowers Dr. P. K. Moyd Mr. M. B. Nickles Johnson's Restaurant Mr. and Mrs. J. Floyd Powell Mrs. Ollie L. Stukes Dr. Ollie L. Stukes Western Auto Scientific tests prove that nature supplies MORE PROTEIN MORE CALCIUM MORE PHOSPHORUS MORE LACTOSE per glassful In Jersey Milk than in any natural milk of the same cream content Always Ask For SUMTER DAIRIES ALL JERSEY MILK MORE - GROW POWER 72 Compliments of HARTSVILLE OIL MILL HOWLE'S AUTO SALES Highway 15 North Hartsville, S. C. 29550 Telephone: 332-5763 PEOPLES FLOWERS PREMIUM BY PLAN JEAN GRAY Flowers for All Occasions 1312 Carolina Avenue 303 West College Avenue Hartsville, S. C. 29550 Hartsville, S. C. 29550 Telephone: 332-656? Telephone: 332-8251 Compliments of THE BANK OF HARTSVILLE The bank for everybody since 1903 J. L. Coker H iSDBURBA ii lpi ROPANE GAS and Company 137 W. CAROLINA AVE. P. O. BOX 207 HARTSVILLE, S. C. 29650 PHONE 332-2211 — Gas Service For — Cooking — Heating — Water Heating Compliments of SMITH'S READY-MIXED CONCRETE Box 21 HARTSVILLE, S. C. Hartsville, S. C. WILLARD E. SMITH Telephones: Owner Office — 332-9401 Residence — 332-9494 76 STEVENSON OIL COMPANY ASKINS PLUMBING ELECTRIC HOME FOLKS Shell Products for Home and Farm 106 N. Eighth St. Hartsville 'SHELL; HARTSVILLE FURNITURE CO. 332-6331 W. Carolina Ave. Hartsville, S. C. GALLERIES 217 N. Fifth Street Hartsville Economize At — THE ECONOMY TRIPLE CITY DRUG STORE IRON WORKS 157 West Carolina Ave. Hartsville Steel Fabrication Steel Erection The Farmer's Meeting Place — . . , East Carolina Ext. P. O. Box 36 Hartsville, S. C. H. F. FINK'S CRANE RENTAL GROCERY Hartsville, S. C. Darlington, S. C. 332-5105 393-5871 77 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! QUALITY HARDWARE from Hardware Service DR. ROBERT W. Is Our TURBEVILLE Business OPTOMETRIST 1215 Fifth Hartsville Hartsville, South Carolina Frank's Esso Station Hi! SOPHOMORE CLASS South Fifth Street Hartsville E. W. BAIRD Morrell Body Shop Peoples Finance Co. Automobile Body Repairing and Painting SPECIALIZING IN SMALL LOANS Society Hill Highway 332-6524 Hartsville, S. C. 332-7945 1326 Carolina Avenue Hartsville, S. C. - R. B. Tyner, Manager Scott Morrison Septic tank Drain Line Landscaping Back-hoe work Route 5, Box 363 Hartsville, S. C. Phone 332-2742 Compliments of WHSC WHSC Radio Station U. S. Highway 15 Compliments of Demp's Bait Tackle Shop West Carolina Ave. Hartsville, S. C. 4 Donald L. Dempsey — Owner Hartsville Drug Co. In Business For Your Health 134 Carolina Ave. Leon Coward Jr. R. Ph. Joe McCullough, R. Ph. Joe McCullough, Jr., R. Ph. Compliments of Webb Cabinet Shop Route 3 Hartsville, S. C. Mack Webb Builder Telephone 332-8193 HARTSVILLE AUTOMATIC SERVICE CO. Hugh's Gulf Service 621 S. Fifth Street Hartsville Automatic Service Full line vending Hartsville, S. C. 29550 HAL'S ESSO 1601 South Fifth St. Hartsville Hartsville, S. C. 29550 KIMBRELL'S FURNITURE APPLIANCE MAIN STREET MOTORS THE NEWS PRESS Cleve Folsom, Owner BUY —SELL— TRADE —FINANCE 393-4891 147 South Main St. Darlington, S. C. 29532 Darlington South Carolina A ■enntuji HOWARD'S ESSO J. C. Penneys — The Value Place 115 North Fifth St. Phone Hartsville, S. C. 332-9572 South Fifth Street Hartsville 80 NEWSOME BUILDERS SUPPLY ealty PEE DEE EQUIPMENT CO. Pho 332 lH)(i I ne 12' ‘ 554 1 Poison' Corner Of Sumter Seventh Street Hartsville, S. C. xz 141 orp. and Old Plantation Road Hartsville, S. C. k:turer of Anti-Friction Steel Bearings 1101 Carol na 2241 do want Hartsville 332-24051 Batter Cl JAMES GROCERY Gas and Oil Livestock Feed FLYNN'S CROSSROADS Hartsville, S. C. Quality Foods Local Delivery Open six days per week — closed Sunday Compliments of MEDICAL ARTS GENERAL PHARMACY HARDWARE AND SUPPLY Drugs — Sundries Just What The Dr. Ordered Complete Line of Photo Equipment 206 South Second Street Hartsville, S. C. 29550 Phone: 332-5193 DUDLEY PAINT AND PAPER For the latest in fashion, Vshop at 1808 Carolina Avenue Hartsville, S. C. 29550 MADEMOISELLE Compliments of Compliments of SlEROY'S used cars 527 Douglas Avenue Hartsville, S. C. 29550 • Phone: 332-6411 JOHNSON OIL COMPANY Highway |5 North Hartsville, S. C. 29550 Phone: 332-2224 GARDNER'S FUEL FARM SUPPLY Compliments of Quality Motel Redfearn's Compliments Of LOWES INC. Hartsville, S. C. Custom Speed Chrome Auto Accessories Hartsville-Darlington Highway the road to a successful move Storage! Free estimates: Call: Donald Gibson or John Watkins Owners-Mgrs. Gibson Transfer, Inc. Hwy. 15 North Hartsville, S. C. Phones: 332-7356 Hartsville 669-1674 Florence 84 Freeman Smith WATFonn G. P. 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