Thomas Hart Academy - Hornet Yearbook (Hartsville, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1979 volume:

The Hornet • 1979 • upon a time there was a small, private school named Thomas Hart Academy in Hartsville, South Carolina, where the Hornets lived. At this school lived many, many happy people of many different ages. These Hornets laughed and played and studied and learned, and after twelve long years, graduated and went out into the world to live happily ever after. This school published a yearbook called the HORNET. This is the story of the school year 1978-1979 and the memories that will be cherished in all the years to come. Thomas Hart Academy • Hartsville, South Carolina Editor: Gay Joyner rs: Lib King Wanda Henderson Asst. Editors: Business Manager: Beth Snipes Photographers: Robby Wallace Howard Coker Typists: Lynn Stokes Paula Ballard Copy Writer: Susan Wilmeth Artist: Mark Kirkley Advisor: Mrs. Lou S. Gardner Ml 3 We are funky, we are fine we're the class of '79! Stan, Swamp, Bush and Pudge, Hulk is sleeping, give him a nudge! 6 7 8 H3A Sophomore Contestant: Sharon Alexander Sophomore Contestant: Dawn Robbins Freshman Contestant: Emily Burry Junior Contestants: Beth Snipes Pam Bateman Senior Contestants: Claire Blackwell Jan Williams Beth Snipes . . . MISS HORNET Crown Bearer — Kenneth Stewart iked by Dawn R Queen Beth Snipes, with $1080 in sales of Bo ticket sales; her escort Ricky Talbert; and S Next is Pam Bateman, 2nd runner up, with s 78-79 I Lynn Stokes HOMECOMING QUEEN way to go. Myrtle! {an Williams, 1st runner up, is escorted by David McMillan. Queen .ynn Stokes is escorted by Danny Nicholson. Jina Kelley, 2nd runner up is escorted by Mark Jones. 12 Homecoming contestants: Gay Joyner, Beth Stukes, Sobie Soles, Chandler Reep, Jan Williams, Olivia Oliver, Jina Kelley, and Lynn Stokes. Class Representatives: Junior Celeste Coker; Sophomore Rhonda Tedder; Freshman Renee Cooley. 13 Mark Kirkley Billy Mullis Paulette Lowe Olivia Oliver Chris Marshall James Berry Redfeam Chandler Reep Calvin Robbins Lisa Robbins Renee Shepard Beth Stukes Sobie Soles Norman Threatt Jan Williams Lynn Stokes Terri Webb Susan Wilmeth •tfAlJo V You've got the cutest little baby faces! V You've come a long way, baby! Can you guess who they are ? (see page 78) 18 19 Pam Bateman Jennifer Blackmon Ann Bryant Celeste Coker Howard Coker Lee Gibson Todd Griggs Wanda Henderson Myra Hudson Lawrence Lowe Linda Morris Greg Outlaw Mark Ray Duffy Scarborough Beth Snipes Robby Wallace Butch Williams Staci Williams 20 Our Junior year ... a very special one in each Hornet's history. For the first time, the class becomes a creative whole as it works toward designing and financing the spring Junior-Senior. Car washes, powder puff, bake sales, hay rides, decorations ... Graduation seems a million miles away ... 21 Sharron Alexander Angie Bateman Robin Chaplin Margaret Cox Garrett Gardner Teressa Griggs Rhonda Holland Joey Hulsey Kim King Randy Lowe John Moyd Will Nickles SOPHOMORES Class Officers: Treasurer Rhonda Holland, Vice-President Sharron Alexander, President Rhonda Tedder and Secretary Teressa Griggs Sandy Oliver Libby Owens Angila Perdue Becky Reep Dawn Robbins Rhonda Tedder Trent Tedder Raymond Threatt Stephen Threatt Faith Williamson Danette Yarborough 23 Lennie Anderson Angela Andrews Cliff Barfield Joe Blackmon Kevin Brand Emily Burry Renee Cooley Sherrie Coskrey Tod Easterling Bartley Gardner Rob Gardner Scott Gardner Beth Gibson David Griggs Bart Pitts Barbara Roseveare Laurie Shepherd Becky Smith Jimmy Stanton Mitchell Talbert Andy Woods Eighth Grade Rambel Blackmon Becky Blackmon Leanne Brock Julie Bryant Thomas Coker Leigh Davis Michael Greene Fuller King Scott Lee Coty McFarland Cam Morrell David Russell Shawn Tedder Mary Lynn Threatt Phillip Whittle Scott Wilds Shari Williams Artie Yarborough X «9 V Together the Hornets did so many things ... studying, munching, helping each other, working with the team, and hamming it up a bit for the camera. They learned about spirit and pride, gratitude and honor, victory as well as defeat, punishment as well as reward, and they learned about values to live by At a special place they like to remember ... 3«.  ► • 1 9 tt-IH •W-- SI S' Michael Auman Kathy Bowers Robin Brand Lynn Cassidy Edward Fort Rhett Gregory Scott Griggs Kim Hicks Hinson Hodge Darryl Hudson Otis Joyner Laura Markert Charles Miles Dawn Munn Beth Newsome Sambra Redick Dean Scarborough Beth Stonecypher Todd Talbert Kevin Walters Tammy Warren Scott Williamson John Winbum 30 Sixth Grade Michelle Campbell Clark Easterling Todd Fink Joni Floyd Susan Grainger Elizabeth Hawkins David Hayes Cliff Jones John Lawton Louise Lawton Tracy Lee Karen McFarland Johnnie Moore Bill O'Neal Beth Outlaw Ann Paine Dana Parrott Ashley Pitts David Stanton Brian Stewart Terry Wallace Andy Williams Julie Williamson 31 Fifth Grade Christi Barfield Greg Brown Ed Coker Craig Gandy Bob Gardner Kimory Griggs Tommy Hodge Valerie Morrison Jim Richey Marty Robbins Mark Roseveare Heidi Wilson Fourth Grade Calvin Auman James Bell Lacie Blackman Alan Coskrey Kim Cromartie Richie Galloway Michael Gardner Angela Kelley Hoyt Kelley Trey Lane Hank Lee Brenda Markert Jonathan Norwood Todd Sansbury Darren Warren Class Officers: President James Bell, Vice President Trey Lane, Secretary Todd Sansbury, Treasurer Darren Warren. 1 33 Andrea Barry Kimberly Brock Stephanie Byrd Deborah Cox Melanie Galloway Kevin Griggs Greta Anne Hawkins Missy Lloyd Todd Lowman Debra McFarland Wendy Plummer Jeffrey Robbins Jamie Snipes Nick Stevenson Stacey Tedder Darryl Walters Bo Wilson 34 Candy Pope Keesha Rollings Shannon Watkins Cal Wheeler Elizabeth Ann Williams Jennifer Anne Williams Second Grade Chad Fink Scott Hall Sharon Howell Hal Johnson Regina Johnson Janie Moore BiCc 125f m Robin Bedenbaugh Stephanie Blackwell Celeste Bowers Dickie Cassidy Jennifer Dawkins Bill Dempsey Gretchen Barfield Elizabeth Bell Stacey Campbell Matt Carpenter Betsy Coward ™ Trey Cox Jennifer Curtis Candy Dempsey Carmen Edwards Dubby Freeman Missy Manning Kevin Morris Heather Morrison lane Paine ■illy Rolfe f m •few - ffiggass fg.- i-i'hi ™ Chris Brown Gil Cagle Jenny Cassidy Jamie Dawkins Gina Dudley Myra Easterling Eva Harris Chad Hulsey Mitzi Johnson Ladd McDonald Beth McWatty Stacy Morris Ray Morrow April Odom Scotty Parrott Staci Perkins Charla Roscoe Kenneth Stewart Kari Wheeler 1 f Faculty High School Lower School 7. Mrs. Linda Edwards, Foreign Language, Vocabulary 8. Mrs. Sarah Pennington, Kindergarten 9. Mrs. Allen Todd, Elementary Social Studies 10. Mrs. Julia Morrison, Third Grade 11. Mrs. Beth Brown, First Grade 12. Mrs. Lana Causey, Elementary Reading, English 1. Mrs. Paula Davis, High School Math 2. Woody Barfield, High School History 3. Mrs. Ellen Winbum, High School English 4. Jimmy DeWitt, Elementary Science, Math, P.E. 5. Ms. Sheila McWaters, High School Science, P.E. 6. Mrs. Terri Price, High School Science Administration Craig Smith, Headmaster Mr. Smith ... a successful first year at T.H.A. ... always on hand to help a student ... a strong interest in every aspect of school life ... dedicated to the continuing tradition of academic excellence at Thomas Hart. Doris Bateman, Secretary Mrs. Bateman ... a main ingredient in the recipe that makes up T.H.A. ... an able assistant, banker, nurse and friend ... without her, the school day would be chaos. 40 Board Of Directors Left to right, seated: Mrs. Annette King, Board Chairman Byron Greene, Mrs. Lee Hicks. Standing: Richard Cassidy, Dr. M.B. Nickles, Fuller H. idng, Charles W. Coker and Headmaster Craig Smith. Coordinators Lou S. Gardner, High School Dean of Students Mary G. Baird, Elementary Mary K. Jennings, Primary The coordinators work closely with the headmaster in planning and correlating the activities of each area of the school. The Dean of Students, Mrs. Gardner, is the assistant to the headmaster and works with counseling junior and senior students. 1. Mrs. Mary Karl Jennings 2. Mrs. Mary G. Baird 3. Mrs. Lou S. Gardner 4. Mrs. Rose Roseveare, Librarian 5. Mrs. Laura Hancock, Study Hall Supervisor 41 ... working together ... g( times ... taking pride in putting together a bit of memorabilia to represent a year of your school life ... Annual Staff: Margaret Cox, Paula Ballard, Jeda Kelley, Sobie Soles, Beth Stukes, Susan Wilmeth, Becky Smith, Angela Bateman, Dawn Robbins, Lynn Stokes, Gay Joyner, Beth Snipes, Paulette Lowe, Wanda Henderson, Claire Blackwell, Myra Hudson, Barbara Roseveare, Kim King, Calvin Robbins, Becky Reep, Olivia Oliver, Lib King. 42 Senior Beta Club President Chandler Reep, Vice- President Beth Snipes, Secretary- Treasurer Lynn Stokes. The Senior Beta Club took to the stage this year with their version of the play Muggsy's Merry Christmas. Traditionally, the Beta Club has sponsored the Christmas program, the last day of school before the holidays. This year's program also featured Carol singing, by the entire student body, and a manger scene and music by grades 1,2, and 3. The program set the mood for the yuletide holidays. First Row: Chandler Reep, Beth Snipes, Lynn Stokes. Second Row: Wanda Henderson, Jennifer Blackmon, Celeste Coker, Sharron Alexander. Back Row: Sponsor — Mrs. Ellen Winbum, Gay Joyner, Claire Blackwell, Chris Marshall, Ann Bryant, Becky Reep, Lib King, Kim King, Calvin Robbins, Rhonda Tedder, Libby Owens, Greg Outlaw, Margaret Cox. 44 Barbara Roseveare — President, Joe Blackmon — Vice President Renee Cooley — Secretary, Emily Burry — Treasurer. Sambra Redick, Kathy Bowers, Lynn Cassidy, Kim Hicks, Joe Blackmon, Scott Wilds, Beth Newsome, Shari Williams, Emily Burry, Renee Cooley, Barbara Roseveare, Cliff Barfield, Michael Greene. The Junior Junior Betas brighten the school with decorations and the homes of needy people with gifts of food at Christmas ... 45 Powder Puff Bowl November 22, 1978 Weeks of training and lots of pre-game enthusiasm make Powder Puff Football a special fall event for players and spectators. The strong determination of the Felines, coached by Howard Coker, and Butch Williams, did not stop that Tiger teamwork. The Tuned-up Tigers were coached by Wesley Brand, Bart Pitts, and Rob Gardner. Celeste Coker of the Felines led the scoring with a touchdown in the first quarter. On a sneak play, Sobie Soles brought the score to 8-6 at the half, with the Junior Sophomore team leading. Things looked grim for the Tigers until Jina Kelley scored the winning touchdown in the last few exciting moments of play. Tuned-up Tigers Sneak By Ferocious Felines 46 Cheerleaders: JoArma Moyd, Kelly Brand, Tina Tedder, GiGi Gardner, Betty Gardner, Leonia Gibson, Rockell Outlaw, Marsha Kirkley, and Samantha Oliver. 47 .. Varsity Cheerleaders Thomas Hart: A Spirited School With Jennifer Blackmon, Head Lynn Stokes Jan Williams Celeste Coker Rhonda Tedder Beth Stukes, Co-Head Kim King Emily Burry Renee Cooley Mrs. Beth Brown, Sponsor 48 The Record Speaks THA 30 14 42 46 20 TEAM Catawba Academy Winn Academy. Heathwood Hall Lawrence Manning Academy Carolina Academy Avalon Academy Longcane Academy Wardlaw Academy Wyman Academy Bonham Academy Thomwell OPPONENT 20 Playing on the line is not a glamorous job, but without the blocking from the men upfront, there would be few touchdowns. The THA line deserves some long-overdue credit, says Asst. Coach DeWitt. They are one of the best lines in the state. The entire team worked hard and gave 100% even though starting Quarterback Chris Marshall was out for the first five weeks because of knee surgery. All in all it was a good season with an 8-3 record. The Standard Of Winning! 49 Head Coach: Woody Barfield Asst. Coaches: Jimmy Dewitt Jimmv Bell NO. NAME 51 Lee Gibson 52 Mitch Talbert 10 Butch Williams 63 Randy Lowe 12 Chris Marshall 65 Lawrence Lowe 21 Wesley Brand 70 Raymond Threatt 30 Lawrence Holland 71 Duffy Scarborough 31 Stephen Threatt 72 Norman Threatt 33 James Redfeam 73 Mark Ray 40 Howard Coker 81 Todd Griggs 41 Trent Tedder 82 Keith Hulsey 42 Billy Mullis 83 Greg Outlaw 50 Joey Hulsey 84 Cliff Barfield Wesley Brand Lawrence Holland I 41 I ■ ■ Chris Marshall Billy Mullis James Redfeam Norman Threatt Si J.V. Cheerleaders Rambel Blackmon, Head Shari Williams LeAnn Brock, Co-Head Leigh Davis Kathy Bowers Shawn Tedder Kim Hicks Becky Blackmon 52 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL NO NAME 12 Bart Pitts 20 Coty McFarland 21 Kevin Brand 22 David Russell 23 Joe Blackmon 31 Todd Talbert 32 Tod Easterling 41 Hinson Hodge 42 Thomas Coker 51 Michael Auman 61 Phil Whittle 63 Fuller King 65 Rob Gardner 70 Kevin Walters 71 Artie Yarborough 72 Scott Lee 80 Dean Scarborough 81 Edward Fort 85 Scott Gardner Head Coach: Jimmy Dewitt Ass't Coach: Craig Smith T.H.A. TEAM OPPONENT 20 Manning Christian 14 26 Wilson Hall 6 0 Byrnes 28 34 Avalon 0 7 Heathwood Hall 0 14 Byrnes 22 36 Avalon 0 ... For the first time in several years, the junior varsity team was competitive in size and age. With six starting ninth graders on the team, the Hornets worked their way up to a 5-2 record for the season. Quarterback Bart Pitts, working with the tough blocking of Scott Lee and Rob Gardner, was able to take advantage of the strong running attack of Tod Easterling and Scott Gardner's cluth pass receptions, to spark the team to victory. Teamwork was the name of the game as the junior varsity squad chalked up their first winning season in the history of the school. l 55 A Winning Attitude A Winning Spirit Bookkeeper Gay Joyner and Statistics Keeper Chandler Reep GIRLS SQUAD Jina Kelley 5 Chandler Reep 10 Pam Bateman 32 Becky Reep 4 Staci Williams 35 Teressa Griggs 3 Danette Yarborough 45 Faith Williamson 41 Lib King 31 Linda Morris 40 Olivia Oliver 30 Ann Bryant 34 Robin Chaplin mgr. Angie Bateman mgr. Coach Shelia McWaters Asst. Coach Patricia Pitts BOYS SQUAD Trent Tedder 10 Cliff Barfield 32 Greg Outlaw 13 Bart Pitts 11 John Moyd 21 Chris Marshall 12 Butch Williams 30 Keith Hulsey 31 Raymond Threatt 22 Lawrence Lowe 33 Coach Woody Barfield 57 59 J.V. Girls Hornets Is Their Name, Winning Is Their Game! 9! J.V. GIRLS SQUAD Leigh Davis 14 LeAnn Brock 10 Kim Hicks 5 Tammy Warren 23 Beth Gibson 31 Beth Newsome 32 Beth Stonecypher 30 Lynn Cassidy 25 Sherrie Coskrey 12 Rambel Blackmon 22 Shawn Tedder 13 Sambra Redick 3 Julie Bryant 15 Mary Lynn Threatt 23 Renee Cooley 11 Emily Burry 21 Shari Williams 20 Barbara Roseveare mgr. Coach Sheila McWaters Asst. Coach Patricia Pitts 60 J.V. Boys Rowdy And Rough, Big, Mean and Tough! J.V. BOYS SQUAD Todd Talbert 12 David Russell 11 Joe Blackmon 13 Coty McFarland 10 Scott Griggs 25 Kevin Brand 21 Scott Gardner 32 Rob Gardner 31 Tod Easterling 33 Artie Yarborough 35 Charles Miles 15 Scott Lee mgr. Coach Jimmy DeWitt 61 ■ « « 63 r Spring Sports Spring sports, baseball and tennis, are never featured in the yearbook. This is unfortunate but because of the final dead-line in January, we are unable to cover this year's activities and last year's seem to much out of date. We do want the teams to know, however, that THA is proud of you and your record. In 1978, the Baseball team won recognition for the first time ever by capturing the conference title. Coach Jimmy DeWitt did an outstanding job in pulling together the winning team, many who had never played the sport before. We never seem to say this but we ARE proud of you! In the spring of 1978, the tennis team rallyed to it's best season yet. The THA netters were 6-2 overall and ranked second in the region. Two players have since graduated, but the prospects of another winning team are very good. Coached by Patrica Pitts and Sheila McWaters, the THA tennis team has come a long way since their first year. BASEBALL SCOREBOARD WE 5 Francis Marion THEY 3 12 Francis Marion 2 23 Avalon 2 3 Marlboro S 18 Darlington 8 22 Darlington 9 15 Byrdtown 5 16 Byrdtown 6 10 Marlboro 9 23 Avalon 1 3 Carolina 13 3 Bonham 5 TENNIS SCOREBOARD WE 9 Manning Christian THEY 0 7 Pee Dee Academy 2 5 Joseph Kershaw 4 9 Marlboro 0 1 Byrnes 8 8 Marlboro 1 6 Joseph Kershaw 3 0 Byrnes 9 r Patrons The annual staff appreciates the support of the following Mr. C Mrs. James Fink, Jr., Todd G Chadd Mr. G Mrs. Michael Morris G Kevin Mr. G Mrs. David Shepard G Renee Trey Lane Mr. C Mrs. R. F. Gardner G Bob Mr. C Mrs. Lide M. Winburn G Butch Mr. G Mrs. George Auman, Michael G Calvin Neil G Mary Ann Bedengaugh G Robin Greg Brown Mr.G Mrs. Pressley Chaplin C Robin Mr. G Mrs. Aubrey Grainger G Susan Mr. G Mrs. Ronald Howell G Sharon Mr. G Mrs. Alan Hudson, Myra G Darryl Mr. G Mrs. Harold Johnson, Hal G Sharon Mr. G Mrs. Edgar Lawton, Jr. Mr. G Mrs. L.W. Lee, Tracy G Scott Mr. G Mrs. Jimmy McFarland, Karen, Coty, Debra Butch G Elizabeth Williams V Patrons Norton Funeral Home Mr. Mrs. Robert Blackwell Claire Mr. Mrs. Frank Morrison Valerie Mr. Mrs. Richard Galloway, Richie, Melanie, Van Mr. Mrs. Steve Blackwell Stephanie Dr. Mrs. P.K. Moyd John Mr. Mrs. W.C. Bateman Angie Dr. Mrs. Bob Findley Mr. Mrs. Carl Pennington Mr. Mrs. Robert Alexander Mr. Mrs. Woody Barfield Mr. Mrs. Keith Hancock Tommy, Nina, Lisa, Trent, Shawn Tedder Mr. Mrs. David Roseveare, Barbara, Mark Mrs. Mrs. William Shepard Laurie Compliments of Senator Edward Saleeby Jonathan Norwood Mr. Mrs. Cameron Manning Missy Mr. and Mrs. William Joyner, Gay Otis Leanne Kimberly Brock Mr. Mrs. Richard Cassidy Clark Easterling Dr. Mrs. Ollie Stukes Mr. Mrs. Robert Paine, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Jake King Kim Coach Mrs. James M. Dewitt Mr. Mrs. James Tedder Candy Pope Mr. Mrs. Eugene Brand Mr. Mrs. W.C. Gandy, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Rex Wilson Mr. Mrs. Ronald Holland Jean's Beauty Shop Mr. Mrs. Earl Mullis Mr. Mrs. James Cox, Sr., Margaret Mr. Mrs. Keith Flowers Mr. Mrs. William R. Dempsey, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Jimmy Griffin Mr. Mrs. Leslie Blackmon Mr. Mrs. Cliff Robbins Calvin Chad Hulsey Mr. Mrs. Lewis Reep Mr. Mrs. Phillip Wilmeth Katherine Smitty Soles Mrs. Lucille Oliver The Big Exam... or Test Your Knowledge of Sonoco 1. Sonoco Products Company was founded in Hartsville, S. C., in 1899. 2. The company makes paper, plastic and metal products for such major industries as textile, packaging, paper, electrical and construction. 3. Sonoco makes its own paper, adhesives, coatings and much of its manufacturing machinery. 4. The firm operates plants from coast to coast and has subsidiary and affiliated companies around the world. 5. Sonoco is the world leader in the production of paper cones used by the textile industry as yarn carriers. 6. The company recycles over 500,000 tons of waste paper annually and is one of the world leaders in the production of uncoated cylinder paperboard. 7. Many of America’s major consumer products companies use Sonoco’s composite cans, folding cartons and fibre partitions in the packaging of their products. 8. Today, the company custom designs and erects metal buildings for industrial and commercial uses. 9. The Old Timers Club, open only to Sonoco employees with 25 or more years of service, has a membership of over 1,000. 10. Sonoco is the 594th largest industrial corporation in America, according to FORTUNE magazine’s 1977 directory. Circle Answer True False True False True False True False True False True False True False True False True False True False Sonoco Products Company Hartsville. S. C. •JO X )x.U tUDxa )o d H •noA uo aujoqs «uon««nb ojoiu jo jnoj passtui noX jl «Xj ioq |«n( jnq ssod noX  «uo s i b «ajqi uoq ®jouj ou pacstui noX |J oqi jo po q «qj o) «aoui noA •suoijoinjojftuoD ' uoit«®nb no joj p®,ojid noX jj PEE DEE SPORTSMEN'S SHOP PO Box 3850 Florence, S.C., 29502 79 Patrons Mr. Mrs. James Cox, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Bennie Register Mr. Mrs. Jack Robbins Mr. Mrs. Jimmy Stewart Mr. Mrs. Frank Stokes, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Currin Carter Dr. Mrs. Andrew Hursey Mr. Mrs. E.B. Cauthen Dr. Mrs. Harold Wheeler Family Mr. Mrs. Donald Russell David Dr. Mrs. M.B. Nickles, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Leon Outlaw Mr. Mrs. Grady Edwards Katie Mr. Mrs. June Marshall Chris Mr. Mrs. Winston Cooley Renee Dr. Mrs. T.J. Bell, Jr., James, Elizabeth, Andrea Mr. Mrs. Roy Bowers, Kathy Celeste Ceil Chapman Mr. Mrs. G.J. Wilds, III Mr. Mrs. C.W. Coker, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Travis Walters, Kevin Darryl Sheila McWaters Bosley Dr. Robert Turbeville Darlington Auction Market Bart Ashley Pitts Mr. Mrs. F.H. King, Fuller Lib Mr. Mrs. W.C. Freeman Dubby Matthew David Hayes Lynn Stokes Paula Ballard Mr. Mrs. E.W. Baird May Mr. Mrs. Dan Causey Mr. Mrs. Jesse Todd Mr. Mrs. Wade H. Hicks, III Mr. Mrs. Fred Cromartie, Kim Carmen Mrs. Martha Barry Mr. Mrs. Craig Smith Hayes Mr. Mrs. Arnold Bryant Linda Gil Cagle Mr. Mrs. Robert A. Dudley, Anthony Gina Mr. Mrs. Frankie Gardner Hank Lee Mr. Mrs. Charles Miles family Mr. Mrs. Hewitt Williamson, Faith, Scott Julie Mr. Mrs. Phillip Byrd Stephanie Mr. Mrs. Mike McDonald Ladd Mac Chapman Mr. Mrs. Robert Me Watty Elizabeth Mr. Mrs. Jerry Jones, Cliff Jason Mr. Mrs. Michael Edwards Carmen MEM It's almost over the year will soon be gone But the memories we've captured will live on and on.............. 82 Remember these? getting reeled in (swallowing a lie, hook, line and sinker) blowing your docksiders (freaking out) getting whipped (falling in love) getting tuned up (feeling great) nd so the year draws to a close and Thomas Hart Academy sends another happy group of graduates out into the world to seek their fortunes. The Class of '79 is the largest graduating class in the history of the school. Outgoing, friendly, fun- loving, enthusiastic, and always reaching for the stars, this class is perhaps the most energetic class ever! T.H.A. students may venture out into many parts of the world, but no matter how far or wide they roam, a part of them remains at the school. Call it what you will, heart or spirit, , but there's always a special feeling and a special place for them. Whether you return for homecoming, drop in at the Christmas parties, or pick up an annual to rekindle your memories, Class of '79, may you ALWAYS LIVE HAPPILY EVER AFTER 84 86 87 88