Thomas Hart Academy - Hornet Yearbook (Hartsville, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1978 volume:

2 Xnsde AV ese pa es we Riope yoM1 H Vxje test Ovrvd pveais re, -for every a e m'incj. Nlo-t-Wv mj eUe is as - t-v, cayi't- ev em conap rt1, Tzvke vyouv tim . amd Cn cy -VKe memories you're sVtared. We meant what we .said, Zlyvd we said what w« meant. A Horhet ,s ■fertMul lot% 3 4 IS -Swv ll U)£ o-ffev cme Krn nice tir all. Twe number's nest the see, � t's be people ■bKarV COukB it ou ask me. The students out at THA prove this point most every da 6 HORNETS shoio -tiievr p r� 4 st le, U V ile stxetcV in -(or {j- CxW vr Ae. . 7 Sorne old a� yl SPfrc. a e. oeu3, Some a e ad and 5ome are blue pcvt them ■bgefcKev-one certam and they -show Ihetme meaning of j j j 9 Sobie Soles Miss Hornet, 1977 The highlight of the opening home game for the Hornets was the crowning of Sobie Soles as Miss Hornet. She, along with seven other girls sold Booster Club tickets from the last week in August until the week of the big game. Sales this year totaled $4,500 with Sobie selling a grand total of $1,200 herself. Chandler Reep was first runner-up with a total of $1,035 in sales. Thanks, girls for a gr-r-reat job! 10 Freshman Representatives TERESSA GRIGGS, RHONDA HOLLAND Junior Representative CHANDLER REEP Sophomore Representatives CELESTE COKER JENNIFER BLACKMON Senior Representatives WENDY YARBOROUGH WINNIE BYRD Lucy Reep — Homecoming Queen , bet . Silence filled the night air as both fans and contestants awaited the announcement of the homecoming queen for '77-'78. Votes had been cast earlier that day by everyone in grades 9-12 and the arrival of the big moment was soon to come. Suspense prevailed as Mr. Allen spoke: The first runner-up is Teressa Carter. And now, for the name you've all been waiting to hear . . . The winner . . . is . . . Lucy Reep! Cameras clicked and tears of joy filled the eyes of many as Robert Pitts, Chairman of the Board of Directors, crowned Lucy. The field was alive with well-wishers and congratulations came from every direction. Finally, the field cleared, the game resumed, and the Hornets crushed Avalon Academy 42-0. Homecoming Contestants: Seniors Robyn Alexander, Teressa Carter, Sharon Cauthen, Ceil Chapman, Laura Henderson, Lucy Reep, Wendy Yarborough. Class Representatives: Junior Gay Joyner, Sophomore Ann Bryant, Freshman Rhonda Holland. 13 TennJs Team: Coach Marty McCullough, Becky Reep, Margaret Coker, Sharon Cauthen, Lucy Reep, Coach Trlcla Pitts. Kneeling: Sobie Soles, Jennifer Blackmon, Teresa Carter, Chandler Reep I 16 Tor OpnrJ j summer sud, shorts, s K 1 5, supet-MHocs, Sillies, J• • Baseball Team: Standing: John Shepherd, Jim McGee, Chris Marshall, Billy Mullls, Chris Yates, Bond Nickles, Butch Williams, Coach Jimmy DeWItt. Charles Johnson, Sandy Oliver, Wes Brand, Lawrence Holland. rue wiZ-ARos of T o«as HA fir ACADCtlY A. Patti Gruene - Language Arts B. Beth Blackmon - First Grade C. Joe Lawton - Physics D. Mary Karl Jennings - Second Grade E. Woody Barfield - Advanced Social Studies F. Julia Morrison - Third Grade G. Lana Causey - Reading, English, Social Studies, and Art H. Linda Edwards - French, English, Reading Latin I. Allen Todd - Reading, Social Studies, and English J. Brock Oates — Advanced Mathematics K. Shelia Me Waters - Elementary and Advanced Sciences L. Mary Baird - Math and Science M. Lou Gardner - Business N. Rose Roseveare - Librarian O. Sarah Pennington - Kindergarten P. Jimmy Dewitt - Math, Science 17 Doris M. Bateman, Secretary Hornets V Ho View The HATS Administration Joseph B. Allen, Headmaster mm 18 Board of Directors: Allan Brock, M.B. Nickles, F.H. King, Chairman Robert Pitts, Secretary Betty J. Gandy, Byron D. Greene, Treasurer Arnold Bryant, J.B. Allen. Not pictured: Vice Chairman Edgar Lawton, Lee Hicks. Coordinators Mary Karl Jennings, Primary Division Mary G. Baird, Elementary Division The coordinators act as a liaison between the teachers in their division and the administration. Each coordinator is responsible for securing substitute teachers for her division and for coordinating activities within the division. Mrs. Gardner, as Dean of Students, plans and schedules student activities, is the college counselor for juniors and seniors, and handles disciplinary matters. Carol Edwards was almost a full-time substitute this year when she taught for Mrs. Jennings and Mrs. Pennington. Mrs. Baird discusses lesson plans with Mrs. Faye Page who substitutes in the middle school. 19 Gretchen Barfield Elizabeth Bell Stacey Campbell Jenny Cassidy Betsy Coward Trey Cox Jennifer Curtis Candy Dempsey Carmen Edwards Dubby Freeman Amy Gardner Missy Manning Kevin Morris Heather Morrison Matt Rogers Billy Rolfe Jane Paine Anthony Thompson Hal Tyner 20 Robin Bedenbaugh Stephanie Blackwell Celeste Bowers Lee Bryant Dickie Cassidy Jennifer Dawkins Bill Dempsey Chad Fink Scott Hall Sharon Howell Hal Johnson Regina Johnson Tara Lowman Kim Lunn Candy Pope Keesha Rollings Nicole Watkins Shannon Watkins Cal Wheeler Elizabeth Ann Williams Jennifer Anne Williams 21 Andrea Barry Kimberly Brock Deborah Cox Melanie Galloway Kevin Griggs Greta Anne Hawkins Missy Lloyd Todd Lowman Debra McFarland Wendy Plummer Jeffrey Robbins Wes Smith Jamie Snipes Nick Stevenson Stacey Tedder Darryl Walters Bo Wilson 22 Calvin Auman James Bell Lacie Blackman Alan Coskrey Kim Cromartie Karen Findley Richie Galloway Angela Kelley Hoyt Kelley Trey Lane Brenda Markert Jonathan Norwood Todd Sansbury Darren Warren THIRD GRADE Christi Barfield Greg Brown Ed Coker Craig Gandy Kendall Gardner Kimory Griggs Tommy Hodge Valerie Morrison Jim Richey Marty Robbins Mark Roseveare Heidi Wilson 24 Sharon Bachman Michelle Campbell Clark Easterling Todd Fink Joni Floyd Susan Grainger Elizabeth Hawkins Lawrence Hawkins David Hayes Cliff Jones John Lawton Louise Lawton Tracy Lee Karen Lunn Karen McFarland Johnnie Moore Bill O'Neal Beth Outlaw Ann Paine Dana Parrott Ashley Pitts Class Officers: Terry Wallace-Vice Pres., Dana Parrott- Pres., Susan Grainger-Sec. Tres. FIFTH GRADE 25 SIXTH GRADE Micheal Auman John Bachman Kathy Bowers Robin Brand Kim Bryant Lynn Cassidy Sandra Findley Edward Fort Rhett Gregory Scott Griggs Kim Hicks Hinson Hodge Darryl Hudson Otis Joyner Laura Markert Dawn Munn Beth Newsome Sambra Redick Dean Scarborough Beth Stonecypher Class Officers: Scott Griggs - Treas., Kevin Walters - Sec., Beth Newsome - Vice-Pres., Hinson Hodge - President. Todd Talbert Kevin Walters Tammy Warren Rambel Blackman Rebecca Blackmon Leanne Brock Julie Bryant Thomas Coker Leigh Davis Micheal Greene Fuller King Scott Lee Coty McFarland David Russell Shawn Tedder Mary Lynn Threatt Phillip Whittle Scott Wilds Shari Williams Artie Yarborough EIGHTH GRADE Angela Andrews Cliff Barfield Gina Blackwell Kevin Brand Emily Burry Renee Cooley Sherrie Coskrey Donna Driggers Tod Easterling Bobby Findley Bartley Gardner Rob Gardner Scott Gardner Beth Gibson David Griggs Cam Morrell Bat Pitts Barbara Roseveare Laurie Shepherd Becky Smith Jimmy Stanton Mitchell Talbert Derrick Walters 28 Class Officers: Kevin Brand, Secretary Bobby Findley, President Renee Cooley, Treasurer Barbara Roseveare, Vice-President 29 NINTH Angela Bateman Robin Chaplin Margaret Coker Margaret Cox Garrett Gardner Scott Grainger Teressa Griggs Rhonda Holland Joey Hulsey Kimberly King Randy Lowe John Moyd Will Nickles Sandy Oliver Elizabeth Owens Angila Perdue Becky Reep Dawn Robbins Rhonda Tedder Trent Tedder Raymond Threatt Stephen Threatt Andy Woods Danette Yarborough 30 TENTH GRADE Joel Petty Pam Bateman Frank Beaver Jennifer Blackmon Ann Bryant Celeste Coker Lee Gibson Todd Griggs Wanda Henderson Myra Hudson Lawrence Lowe Billy Mullls Greg Outlaw Mark Ray Andy Ross Duffy Scarborough Beth Snipes Robbie Wallace Butch Williams Class Officers: Beth Snipes, President; Ann Bryant, Secretary; Pam Bateman, Vice President; Wanda Henderson, Treasurer. 33 ELEVENTH RAD E Class Officers: Chandler Reep, Vice-President; Gay Joyner, Secretary- Treasurer; Jina Kelley, President. Paula Ballard Claire Blackwell Wesley Brand Michael Downey Matthew Hayes Lawrence Holland Keith Hulsey Wanda Ivey Gay Joyner Jeda Kelley Jina Kelley Lib King Mark Kirkley Paulette Lowe Chris Marshall Alan Moyd Olivia Oliver James Berry Redfearn Chandler Reep Calvin Robbins Lisa Robbins Renee Shepard Sobie Soles Lynn Stokes Beth Stukes Norman Threatt Terri Webb Jan Williams Susan Wilmeth 34 TWELFTH GRADE SENIORS! WINNIE BYRD . . . Craig . . . January . . . Skiing . . . Jr.Sr. '77 . . . Graduation '78 . . . Farm Girl . . . Friends . . . The Wink . . . Blue Byrd. CLASS OFFICERS President - Kent Cowick Treasurer - Lucy Reep Secretary - June Gandy Vice-President - Bond Nickles CLAUDETTE BATEMAN . . . Claude . . . The bomb . . . Some of the biggest, some of the best . . .I'm gonna knock you . . . Beach ... As we take you down. CONSTANCE BLACKMON . . . Rufe . . . Steve's better half ... My mom's gonna kill me ... I can't man, I'm getting married! . . . Ya'II hush . . . That doggone belt of yours! 36 TERESSA CARTER ... The Blimp ... The 'tang . . . Wide load . . . I'll be ready- if you're an hour late . . . What can I do with my hair . . . Midnight run through Spartanburg. KENT COWICK . . . Curl . . . Florida Keys . . . baby doll . . . refuge archery hunt . . . 2117 . . . Boat Bar (Charlie) . . . Errr . . . Outrunning the cops . . . Merrill. SHARON CAUTHEN . . . Look at me . . . Honey- Dew . . . What am I doing wrong? . . . Arangatang . . . P-A-aRa-T-Y! . . . Let's roll . . . Claw Paw . . . Rastus the kings! . . . Hey Babe. DEBBIE DRIGGERS . . . Little Yank . . . 40% nails, 40% hair, 20%? . . . He's not gonna give me a diamond . . . June 3 . . . Wedding Day !! CEIL CHAPMAN . . . Malt White ... Let me drive . . . Leave me alone . . . Robyn, just calm down! . . . Black Betty . . . Elvis ... ice cream and tacos . . . If you've got the time. 37 JUNE GANDY . . . wet-duck fit . . . Grandma's gas station . . . Tigers . . . June Bug . . . Ocean Drive . . . Dovesville . . . 76 . . . stereo, tapes, albums . . . LAURA HENDERSON . . . Dream on . . . Cop-er-roo looking at you . . . Tigger . . . Lutie Baby . . . What's wrong with yo' eyes? . . . We've got to wait on Robyn! . . . Give me a brush. FRED MOORE . . . Yankee . . . 32 . . . A lineman . . . dubong . . . The orange bug . . . Clemson weekends . . . 11 4 77 . . . Good Friends . . . Future-Clemson or Georgia Tech . . . 38 BOND NICKLES . . . Mummy . . . Football . . . Eagles . . . Schnozzy . . . Clemson . . . Gator Bowl . . . too many speeches . . . Ammmy . . . Don't do It to me Ammmy. CLASS OF’78 LUCY REEP . . . Luce . . . Illegal hips . . . Reepmobile . . . Munch out! . . . Oops, wrong blue jeans . . . Foxy lady . . . Heah, take dls . . . Deadline's tomorrow. WENDY YARBOROUGH . . . Wofford . . Vettes . . . USAFA . . . Yogi Bear . . . Gypsies in boats . . . Hotel California . . Wet noodles . . . I'm doing the radio tonight . . . Cookie monsters. LISA TEDDER . . . Sometimes quiet, sometimes shy, but most of the time—oh my!! DAVID MOYD . . . Walk on water-Easter '77 . . . 4 pointer-up not down '76 . . . Curly Modie, Harry Larry . . . aize . . . The trip of '77 . . . Downed 50, picked up 24, '77 39 Junior Be+a Club boosts SPIRIT By MAKING MEGAPHONES Junior Beta Club sponsors Halloween costume contest. First row: Philip Whittle, Michael Greene, Becky Smith, Joe Blackmon, Sharon Alexander, Scott Wilds, Rambel Blackmon, Sherrie Williams, Becky Blackmon Second row: Becky Reep, Pres., Tina Allen, Angela Perdue, Libby Owens, Renee Cooley, Sec., Angela Andrews, Danette Yarborough, Barbara Roseveare, Rhonda Tedder, Vice-Pres., Emily Burry, Rhonda Holland, Treas., Kim King, Cliff Barfield, Not pictured Rob Gardner 40 ENioR Beta Club CO-ORDINATES HOMECOMING ACTIVITIES Mrs. Patti Gruene, sponsor First row: Celeste Coker, Beth Snipes, Claire Blackwell, Chandler Reep, Teresa Carter, Vice- Pres.; Wanda Henderson, Ann Bryant. Second row: June Gandy, Bond Nickles, Lucy Reep, Sec.-Treas.; Lib King, Chris Marshall, Jan Williams, Ceil Chapman, Calvin Robbins, Sharon Cauthen, Pres.; Gay Joyner, Jennifer Blackmon 41 Years of experience should tell us that annual staff copy is seldom read. We've got to find a way to make you the reader, AWARE of exactly what we do. Each year hours of work, missed classes and severe cases of writers cramp all accompany this publication. The deadlines come and go, leaving Mrs. Gardner with several nervous wrecks to attend to. But, we're still here, healthy as ever, physically if not mentally!! Anyway, we appreciate your support, because without you, the students of T.H.A., there would be no HORNET 1978, Right? f t's for Qpp rtaaf OA 43 DAINTY DEVILS SCORCH ROWDY REBELS The Rowdy Rebels tangled with the Dainty Devils this year, on November 18. The first quarter started with a bang as the Devils returned the kickoff for the first touchdown of the game. The Rebels refused to be put down and at the end of the first quarter the score was tied 6-6. Halftime Ceremonies began with the crowning of the 1977 Powderpuff Queen, Joanne Moyd. During the last half, the Dainty Devils fired up their coals and rolled to a 36-12 victory. The coaches for the Rebels were Bond Nickles and Randy Lowe. The Devils were coached by Chris Marshall, Wes Brand, and Lawrence Holland. 45 46 THA The 1977 Record OPP 20 Holly Hill Academy 16 40 Richard Winn Academy 0 16 Calhoun Academy 22 27 Camden Military Academy 7 32 Lawrence Manning Academy 6 33 Heathwood Hall Academy 12 42 Avalon Academy 0 44 Byrnes Academy 6 10 Catawaba Academy (Upper State Playoffs) 19 SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS The Seniors speak . . . As seniors, we are proud of the season we had. It's really a great feeling to know we were the first winning football team at THA. We just hope the rest of the team is as proud of the season as we are. THA should have an even better season next year. We'll be behind you all the way HORNETS! ■ Fred Moore - vioore 47 T-E-A-M-W-O-R-K! That was the name of the game this year in Thomas Hart football. The Hornets rolled to a 9- 2 season record, the best football record yet! During August, the football team began practicing and anticipating their first game against Holly Hill. Practice sometimes began at 6:00 A.M., ending at 8:00 A.M., then resuming in the evening. This dedication was well rewarded, as the Hornets defeated Holly Hill in a close battle, 20-16. In the regular season, Thomas Hart lost only one game-to Calhoun Academy. As region champs the Hornets traveled to Rock Hill for the Upper State Playoffs. After a 10-6 lead at halftime, they lost to the Catawba Indians in a hard-fought second half by a score of 19-10. The THA team still came home Number Name Position 10 Butch Williams QB 12 Chris Marshall QB 20 Todd Griggs HB 21 Wesley Brand HB 22 Andy Ross HB 23 Alan Moyd HB 30 Lawrence Holland FB 32 Fred Moore FB 33 James Redfearn HB 41 Trent Tedder HB 50 Joey Hulsey C 52 Will Nickles C 61 Mike Downey C 62 Donald Flowers G 63 Randy Lowe G 64 Billy Mullis G 65 Lawrence Lowe G 70 Raymond Threatt T 71 Duffy Scarborough T 72 Norman Threatt T 73 Lee Gibson T 74 Sandy Oliver G 81 Garrett Gardner E 83 Greg Outlaw E 85 Bond Nickles E Coaches: Woody Barfield, Jimmy DeWitt and Jimmy Bell. Managers: Cliff Barfield and Bobby Findley with two trophies—one for the region championship and one for runner-up in the upper state!! The Hornet squad and Coaches Barfield, DeWitt, and Bell are very proud of their achievement. The faculty, staff, students and patrons join the coaches in congratulating the 1977 Hornets for a job well done. And now ... on to 1978 and the state playoffs! Sobie Soles, Head Jennifer Blackmon Paulette Lowe Lynn Stokes Jan Williams Lucy Reep, Co-Head Kim King Beth Stukes Rhonda Tedder Mrs. Beth Blackmon, Sponsor JUNIOR VJe got +hc Spirit, VARSITY VIE GOT THAT SPIRIT !! Renee Cooley, Head Sherry Coskrey Emily Burry Barbara Roseveare Laurie Shepherd Tina Allen, Co-Head Shawn Tedder Rambel Blackmon Shari Williams Mrs. Lana Causey, Sponsor The Cheerleaders added spirit and pep to this year's sports events. The talented squads performed pompom routines at halftime during football and basketball seasons. They did enough stunts, pyramids and jumps to qualify for the Olympics! These girls worked hard all summer to bring excitement, spirit and enthusiasm to the school. Congratulations to two of the finest, most spirited squads in Thomas Hart's history! You've done a good job, girls and we appreciate it!_____________________________________________ JUNIOR V The Junior Varsity team, made up primarily of 7th and 8th graders, learned many of the fundamentals of football during the 77 season. A look at the record does not reveal everything about the team or the season, nor does it reveal the actual competitiveness of each individual player. Playing against teams that included many older boys and much larger squads, these 15 (and sometimes only 13) boys did learn team spirit, enthusiasm, fair play and how to take defeat. There were some exciting moments, however, that the score will never divulge. This team will never forget the day John Moyd cut loose and scored three touchdowns, or the game Rob Gardner intercepted a lateral and ran 75 yards for a t.d., or the day Kevin Brand caught the 30 yard pass for the first score of the season. A winning record? No . . . but a winning group of boys who gave their all for T.H.A. . . .? YES! A R S I T THA Wilson Hall 8 14 THA Byrnes 0 6 THA Wilson Hall 6 16 THA Byrnes 22 38 i THA Avalon 0 0 Bart Pitts 12 Coty McFarland 20 Kevin Brand 21 Joe Blackman 23 David Griggs 30 David Russell 40 John Moyd 41 Thomas Coker 42 Bartley Gardner 52 Artie Yarborough 60 Scott Gardner 61 Rob Gardner 65 Scott Lee 72 Tod Easterling 74 Cliff Barfield 85 Coach: Jimmy Dewitt Managers: Bobby Findley Mitch Talbert F 0 0 T B A L L 53 Sharon Cauthen 12 Jina Kelley 13 Lib King 15 Ceil Chapman 21 Lucy Reep 22 Pam Bateman 23 Teressa Carter 25 Ann Bryant 30 Chandler Reep Coach Woody Barfield June Gandy, Scorekeeper Angie Bateman, Manager 32 HORNETS HAVE 16-5 SEASON Four Seniors: Teresa Carter, Sharon Cauthen, Ceil Chapman and Lucy Reep spur the Hornets on to another winning season. These seniors add leadership and spark team spirit throughout every game. With three starters back from last year, two girls moving up from Junior Varsity, and four other talented players, the Hornets started their season with a bang. They expect to have a great season, topped off by the Regional Championship. This year's squad is willing to work to keep up the winning tradition of girls Varsity Basketball at Thomas Hart. BOV’S VARSITY BASKETBALL Few in number but loaded with talent and determination, the '78 Hornets turned on their power to break into a winning season. With a 4-0 region record at the halfway point of the season, a region championship was in the making. For the second time this year, excitement was in the air with a history-making, record-breaking team. Hornets, we're proud of you!!! 56 « Trent Tedder 11 Chris Marshall 12 Greg Outlaw 13 Butch Williams 20 Joel Petty 21 Bond Nickles 25 Joey Hulsey 31 Keith Hulsey 33 Donald Flowers 34 Coach Jimmy Griffin hornets bring home First regional trophy since mi. 57 59 Junior Varsity Girls Are Agressive And On The Ball . . . Sherry Coskrey 3 Leanne Brock 4 Beth Gibson 5 Becky Reep 10 Leigh Davis 12 Shawn Tedder 13 Renee Cooley 14 Julie Bryant 15 Dawn Robbins 20 Emily Burry 21 Teresa Griggs 22 Margaret Coker 23 Rhonda Tedder 24 Danette Yarborough 25 Sherie Williams Coach Sheila McWaters Robin Chaplin, Manager 23 60 Junior Varsity Boys Are Young, But Willing To Hustle . . . I.'-?1!- V FT-rj ,Pd imTT- m Coach Jimmy DeWitt Mitch Talbert, Manager 61 Compliments of CLASS OF ’79 Hartsville Drug Co. Compliments of In Business for your Health 134 Carolina Ave. Leon Coward, Jr. R.Ph. Joe McCullough, Jr. R.Ph. 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Fibre cores for paper and plastics that replace expensive metal cores. Composite cans for motor oil and frozen juice concentrate that replace metal cans. Concrete forms and pitch-impregnated fibre pipe for the construction industry. And underground enclosures for the utility industry. And hundreds of other paper products that fill specific needs of industry. Products that cut costs, improve efficiency, make new ideas possible. So remember, when you look at tomorrow’s headlines, every cloud has a silver lining. Sonoco Products Company Patrons Chad Hulsey Mr. Mrs. Leon Outlaw Mr. and Mrs. Winston Cooley Mr. Mrs. J.T. Beaver Mr. Mrs. Jimmy Andrews Angela Mr. Mrs. Roy Bowers, Kathy Celeste Winnie Byrd Mrs. Evelyn Walters Derrick Dr. Mrs. T..I. Bell, Jr., James, Elizabeth Andrea Dr. Mrs. M.. Nickles, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Grady Edwards Katie Mr. Mrs. W.C. 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Moyd Mr. Mrs. Earl Mullis Mr. Mrs. M.H. Cowick, Kent Leannc Kimberly Brock Patrons ft Dr. Robert Turbeville Sen. Mrs. Edward E. Saleeby Mr. Mrs. William Shepard Laurie Darlington Auction Market Mr. Mrs. Ned C. Bailey Mr. Mrs. Benny Register Mr. Mrs. Arnold Bryant Bart Ashley Pitts Mr. Mrs. John Norwood Jonathan Mr. Mrs. Jerry Gardner Rob Mr. Mrs. Cameron Manning Missy Trey Lane Klip ’n Kurl Mr. Mrs. Jack Robbins Mr. Mrs. Tommy Tedder Mr. Mrs. G.J. Wilds, III Mr. Mrs. Bobby Watkins Nicole Mr. Mrs. C.W. Coker, Jr. Dr. Mrs. Harold Wheeler family Mr. Mrs. Donald Russell Dr. Mrs. Andrew H. Hursey Mrs. Martha Barry Mr. Mrs. James Cox, Jr. Mac Chapman Mr. Mrs. Richard Cassidy Mr. Mrs. Jesse Easterling Mr. Mrs. James Tedder, Rhonda Stacey Mr. Mrs. Jimmy Stewart, Brian Kenneth Paula Lynn Jimmy DeWitt Mr. Mrs. W.C. Gandy, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Rex Wilson, Heidi Bo Candy Pope Mr. Mrs. Eugene Brand, Kevin, Wesley Robin Mr. Mrs. Ronald Holland, Lawrence Rhonda Jean’s Beauty Shop Mr. Mrs. Tony Thompson Anthony Mr. Mrs. Wade H. Hicks, III Mr. Mrs. Fred Cromartie, Kim Carmen Hoyt Kelley Mr. Mrs. F.H. King Mr. Mrs. William R. Dempsey, Sr. Donna Driggers Mr. Mrs. Carl Pennington, Mel Elizabeth Mr. Mrs. P.H. Gruene Mr. Mrs. Jimmy Griffin, Crystal Angie Mr. Mrs. Frank Stokes Mr. Mrs. S.R. Ballard Mr. Mrs. Robert Alexander Mr. Mrs. Woody Barfield Clark Easterling Dr. Mrs. Ollic Stukcs Smitty Katherine Soles F 67 J 1 h. Compliments of Rep. Mrs. Gary E. Byrd, Jr. Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1978 Compliments r vQAILbOCX CcxrCIaA. 1 P P) KJ, O r Y r H JA (V- YAn] o 2U QAO 1 a . rj, Class of '78 y 1 f f 8 First Carolina National Bank Jerry L. Gardner, Builder . . . everybody's bank Licensed Contractor S.C. Home Builders Assn. 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Hartsville Highway 15 and Old Plantation Road 332-0156 We Give S H Green Stamps Compliments of Belk Curtis Motors Your Happy Shopping Store Route 1 130 E. Carolina Ave. Lamar, S.C. Howie’s Kimbrell’s Furniture ' and Appliances Auto 332-6592 Sales Highway 15 North Hartsville, S.C. 332-5763 Martin’s Jewelry For the finest In Jewelry FRANK’S EXXON SERVICE 332-8231 Hartsville, S.C. Dudley Paint and Paper Jimmy Spigner Manager 231 W. Carolina Ave. Hartsville, S.C. American Auto Parts Dupont Paint Distributor -Auto- -Truck- -Machine Shop- - Steam Jenny- 701 South 5th Street Hartsville, S.C. 332-2221 COKER’S PEDIGREED SEED CO. Oats Cotton Tobacco Hybrid Corn Soybeans Sorghum Wheat The South's Foremost Seed Breeders 76 77 WSDC 1490 on your radio dial Hartsville, S.C. Compliments of B.C. Moore and Sons, Inc. THE VILLAGE SHOP East Carolina Avenue Hartsville, S.C. 721 South Fifth Street Hartsville, S.C. Yours for fine feminine apparel than ony noturol milk of the some milk fat content For building body tissue, ALL THE EXTRAS bM ' ' NO EXTRA COST FROM Guaranteed to come from 100% JERSEY HERDS 526 North Main Street Sumter. South Carolina The Milk That Helps South Carolina Grow! 78 Atkinson’s Garden Center 615 West Carolina Ave. 332-2009 Plants for all needs and garden supplies Brown — Pennington Atkins Funeral Home Hartsville, S.C. 332-6531 W.D. Arthur and Company Insurance and Real Estate P.O. Box 248 Hartsville, S.C. 332-7572 MUTUAL SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION Savings — Home Loans 330 West Carolina Hartsville, S.C. 332-5154 R.J. Griggs Thrift Way Super Markets West Carolina Ave. and also Byrdtown Community Norton Funeral Home McBee - Hartsville - Bethune 332-8122 80 Patrons (cont’d) Mr. Mrs. W.C. Freeman Dubby Mr. Mrs. Harry Yarborough Col. and Mrs. Byron Greene PETTY’S SKATE ARENA Lowe-Way Welcomes all THA students Convenience Store, Restaurant and Game Room Hours 5:30 am-10:30 pm LOWE’S INC. Wholesale Automotive Distributors Auto Accessories 393-6127 Air Conditioned Supervised Sessions Westwood Bar-B- Que All you can Eat 11 a.m. - 9 p.m. Thrusday, Friday and Saturday 151 By-Pass Hartsville, S.C. Compliments of Cable T-V of Hartsville Westwood Bowling Center 12-12 Mon. - Sat. 2-12 Sunday Highway 15 By-Pass Hartsville, S.C, 332-9823 The letter for which you Searched this book, Vlas always there, no need to LOOK! On every paqe we’re Sure you’ve found, The letter that goes all around. Still haven’t guessed? We’ll give you a due H for HORNET, happiness, hotdogs, hair, homework, holidays, hips, Heartbreak Hotel,habits, horses, HART, hay, harmony, handsome, HOTEL CALIFORNIA, Handyman, Hobbits, Headaches, Hans Solo, (Bahamas), home Horixon, horoscope, hoo doo, HML, hunk1., hugs,hysterics.. . 83 This HORNfT boo is b ou lvt -to OM. To shoco «a. school u rio5e 5p‘nrit (S broe. Alar y MARTS b ve ione -tbe«'r part T� a book Tkat u Ul a kle oMrHeArt- The pictures, aAsy avd arb-oor , boo Were r a Je tp or Ler — especial -(or ou P -5o 4 Ke -this book Reep it near, As car. 2° t fowis mare dear App feci at io 9 we w’oold (ike { expires s 7 eack of v ou ... cause you're real -tk« bes-t. ooJ bye . QooJ uc C, we GJ'-sk Y0c Uk?K— Another year ,,. h 5 been ell ? A photographer's life is not all fun and glamour . . . When unruly subjects make such noise and clamour! Robbie Wallace and Winnie Byrd - Photographers His greetings each morning were Draw this or draw that . . . He did! So gratefully we hand him our hat. Mark Kirkley - Artist Ragged fingers, droopy wrists . . . Typists deserve tops on our list! Paula Ballard and Lynn Stokes - Typists Stamping, correcting, or cropping at will . . . As a yearbook advisor, she sure fills the bill! Mrs. Lou Gardner - Advisor When checking our book in each of its stages . . . Our publisher's rep sure earned his wages! Buzz Pleming - American Yearbook Co. Calls to a client, or a visit to his work . . . Selling ads is a duty from which they don't shirk! Ceil Chapman, Robyn Alexander, and Laura Henderson - Business Special thanks to the faculty and administration of T.H.A. for excusing the many staff members for tardiness and absenteeism. Also, thanks to the HARTS VILLE MESSENGER, without whose help we'd be about 50 pictures short! Last, but not least, thank you's are in order for the student body of T.H.A. You're very photogenic! Keep up the good work. ♦