Thomas Hart Academy - Hornet Yearbook (Hartsville, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1981 volume:

6 Thomas Hart Academy . A kaleidoscope of people, places, and events. Different people, different places, different shapes and different faces. I--------------- Class Of 81 . . . Sharron Boo . June 5th . Harley Davidson Danette, would you hurry up ... Dallas Cowboys . . Don't look back Sharron Denise Alexander John Anthony Floyd Tony Many dreams come true and some have silver linings. I lift up my dream for a pocket full of gold. Angie Such nonsense is often heard in the schools; but one does not have to believe everything one hears. Robin Hilton Head . Hippie . . . T1-30 . extra fuses You're blowing my mind Margaret Life is sweet take time to smill the flowers along the way. LyvWjW' Sharon Angela Bateman Garrett Stephen Gardner Robin Annette Chaplin Teressa Earle Griggs Margaret Elizabeth Cox Kimberly Annette King Garrett We may never pass this way again . What a life! Teressa The excitement of life is in the living . . You've got to latch on to the joys before they pass on ... Kim If you can imagine it, you can achieve it; If you can dream it, you can become it. 11 Randy What we learn with pleasure, we never forget. )ohn H.A. H.B. . SENSATION Will Hab mercy . gimme a gun . Oh crud . . Dawn Lynette Robbins Trent Leo Tedder Raymond Walton Threatt Dawn Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true. Trent Hey Dere . . That's me . . . from mud-slinging to Santee duck hunting . . from Pee Dee deer hunting to salt water fishing . . . I'll try anything once. Wall There is a time to be happy, a time to be blue, There's a time to plan, and a time to do, There's a time to stand, and a time to sit, But there never was a time to quit. 12 Libby If you love something set it free; If it comes back to you it's yours. If it doesn't, it never was. Angie Always remember and never forget there baby, Friday's coming. Becky Hang in Stick with me baby, It's champagne all the way. Elizabeth Ann Owens Stephen Crawford Threatt Angila Doris Perdue Lana Faith Williamson Rebecca Ann Reep Danette Leigh Yarborough Stephen GO FOR IT! Faith Life would be more simple if more people were willing to be themselves. 0 - Danette Puddin' . . Bite the doctor . . Cops Sharron, I'll be there in a minute Be patient, God isn't finished with me yet. 13 High School Eleventh Grade Angola Andrews Emily Burry Renee Cooley Tod Easterling Bartley Gardner Barbara Roseveare Becky Smith Jimmy Stanton Mitchell Talbert Rob Gardner Beth Gibson David Griggs Bart Pitts Rambel Blackman Teresa Casper Michael Greene Susan Hudson Fuller King Scott Lee Jamie Martin Shawn Tedder Tenth Grade Mary Lynne Threatt Phillip Whittle Scott Wilds Shari Williams Artie Yarborough 14 Eighth Grade Michelle Campbell Angela Casper Todd Fink David Flayes Cliff Jones John Lawton Louise Lawton Trac y Lee Fred Millen Johnnie Moore Gina Poison David Stanton Brian Stewart Terry Wallace Julie Williamson Bill O'Neal Beth Outlaw Ann Paine Ashley Pitts Robin Brand Rhett Gregory Kim Hicks Ftinson Hodge Darryl Hudson Dawn Munn Be th Newsome Dean Scarborough Todd Talbert Scott Williamson Fred Estep Craig Gandy Bob Gardner Kimory Griggs Sixth Grade Lacie Blackman Curt Blackman Mary Bee Collins Kim Cromartie Boyce Francum Richie Galloway Tommy Hodge Marty Robbins Mark Roseveare Teresa Stokes Heidi Wilson Michael Gardner Lynn Harding Philip Hawkins Angela Kelley Hoyt Kelley Trey Lane Hank Lee Jonathan Norwood Todd Sansbury 16 Sid Segars Darren Warren James Bell Shawn Streeter Stacey Tedder Bo Wilson Greg Winburn Greta Ann Hawkins Fourth Grade Stephanie Blackwell Pat Cheely Chad Fink Jennifer Dawkins Bill Dempsey Hal Johnson Scott Kribbs Lee Andrews Matthews Janie Moore Candy Pope Shannon Watkins Jennifer Williams 17 Primary School Third Grade Li abeth Bannister Hi aheth Bell Stacey Campbell Matt Carpenter Betsy Coward Trey Cox Second Grade Candy Dempsey Carmen Edwards Dubby Freeman Tommy Heath Missy Manning Kevin Morris Jane Paine Billy Rolfe Sharon Traylor Charla Roseoe Kenneth Stewart Nancy Vrooman Stacy Morris Ray Morrow Stephanie Wright Brian Baker Gil Cagle Erika Chaplin Jennifer Cox Jamie Dawkins Chad Hulsey Ladd McDonald Both McWatty April Odom Staci Perkins 18 First Grade Andrea Bell Stephen Byrd Aimee Cox Carmen Cromartie Windi Dempsey Melonie Fender Leslie Howie Wendy Howard Sharon Johnson Jason Jones Chris Lee Kelly Roseoe Kevin Sumner Jay Wall Tonya Williamson Ginger Culyer Richie Gainey Ryan Jordan Ross Krihbs Amber Sheh Gainey Mary Helen Heath Beginners Class Bcauford Atkinson Jerry Wayne Lane Leslie Me Watty Robert -Fdward Moore Ja k Murphy Gus Snipes Melanie Winhurn 19 Class Officers Twelfth Grade President-Margaret Cox; Vice President- Ray mond Threatt; Secretary Treasurer- Teressa Griggs Eleventh Grade President-Barbara Roseveare; Vice Presi- dent-Beth Gibson; Secretary-Renee Coo- ley; Treasurer-Emily Burry Tenth President-Phil Whittle; Vice President- Shari Williams; Secretary Treasurer-Susan Hudson Ninth Grade President-Beth Newsome; Vice President- Hinson Hodge; Secretary-Robin Brand; Treasurer-Scott Williamson Eighth Grade President-Fred Millen; Vice President-An- gela Casper; Secretary-Beth Outlaw; Trea- surer-David Stanton Seventh Grade President-Tommy Hodge; Vice President- Ed Coker; Secretary-Kirn Griggs; Treasur- er-Heidi Wilson Sixth Grade President-James Bell; Vice President-Todd Sansbury; Secretary-Boyce Francum; Trea- surer-Darren Warren Fifth Grade President-Stacey Tedder; Vice President- Bo Wilson; Secretary-Jamie Snipes; Trea- surer-Wil Sellers Fourth Grade President-jennifer Williams; Vice Presi- dent-Hal Johnson; Secretary-Jennifer Dawkins; Treasurer-Candy Pope i I 20 Faculty And Staff Sarah Pennington Primary Coordinator Beginner's Class Beth Brown First Grade Mary Caulk Second Grade Guy O'Neal Math Betty Coward Elementary Coordinator Science and P.E. Mandy Hawley English and Art Lee Boyd Third Grade s m Jenny Nichols Social Studies Rose Roseveare Science Paula Davis Math Linda Edwards Foreign Language and English Susan Weathersbee English Wardie Coward History Doris Bateman Secretary Johnny Harris Custodian Lou Gardner High School Coordinator Typing and Accounting Lou S. Gardner Dean of Students Board of Directors Seated: James Cox, Jr., President; Lee Hicks, Vice President; Annette King, Secretary; Jerry Sumner, Treasurer. Standing: Jennings Lewis, Boyd Stokes, Art Hawley, Curry Dawkins, Lewis Reep, Cameron Manning, Jane Easterl- ing. Not pictured Bobby Dempsey. New Headmaster Brings Enthusiasm To Administration W. Art Hawley Art Hawley, the new headmas- ter at Thomas Hart, has brought added enthusiam and energy to the school. Besides his chief re- sponsibility of running the school, he is actively involved in all areas of the school life from coaching the junior varsity boys basketball team to making needed repairs to the buildings. A native of Florence and a 1972 graduate of the University of S.C., Mr. Hawley majored in biology and minored in Chemistry. He taught science for several years before becoming an administra- tor. He comes to Hartsville from Waccamaw Academy in Conway. Mr. Hawley has a genuine interest in the students and an open and friendly way with them. He knows how to laugh and have fun, but he also knows when to be serious. He is a firm, but fair disciplinar- ian, and handles student problems with concern and compassion. He has earned the respect and appre- ciation of the students at T.H.A. 24 Baseball Randy Lowe received both the Coach's Award and Players' Award for outstanding athlete in baseball during the May, 1980 Awards Program. Spring Sports Front row I to r: Coach Woody Barfield, Coty McFarland, John Moyd, Garrett Gardner, Will Nickles, Statistician Barbara Roseveare. Top row I to r: Randy Lowe, Joey Hulsey, Cliff Barfield, Tod Easterling, Lawrence Lowe, Butch Williams. Softball Region VI-A Champs Faith Williamson was se- lected for the Coach's Award in softball last year, and Pam Bateman re- ceived the Players' Award for the 1979-80 softball season. This first year team had a winning re- cord and went to the playoffs. Front row I to r: Faith Williamson, Pam Bateman, Linda Morris, Ann Bryant. Middle row I to r: Teresa Casper, Beth Stonecypher, Dawn Munn, Sambra Redick, Beth Newsome, Angela Casper. Top row I to r: Susan Hudson, Beth Gibson, Mary Lynn Threatt, Julie Bryant, Robin Brand, Beth Outlaw, Ashley Pitts, Coach Sheila McWaters. 26 lenius Front row I to r: Scott Wilds, Tony Floyd, Creg Outlaw, Rob Gardner, John Lawton, Michael Greene. Top row I to r: Todd Fink, Scott Lee, Phil Whittle, Fuller King, Artie Yarbor- jg ough, Andy Williams. Sitting I to r: Rambel Black- man, Kim King, Stacie Wil- liams, Emily Burry. Standing I to r: Renee Coo- ley, Kim Hicks, Robin Cha- plin, Louise Lawton, Becky Reep. Girls' coach Tricia Pitts Both tennis teams were Region VI A Runners- Up during the spring of 1980. The girls' tennis team worked very hard last year and with only nine players on the team, they had a good season. Coach Tricia Pitts spent many hours helping the girls improve their tennis skills. With the loss of only one senior on the 1980 team they expect to have an even better season in 1981. On the boys' tennis team the top two seeded players, Scott Wilds and Tony Floyd, will return this year to lead the team. Last year Coach Harry Frampton worked with the boys to develop and strengthen their talents. They are looking forward to a good season this year. During the Athletic Awards Banquet last May the girls' tennis Coach's Award was given to Becky Reep. The Player's Award was given to Stacie Wil- liams. On the boys' team Scott Wilds received both the Coach's and Players' Award. 27 Volleyball Team . . . ... A Team Wtih Class State Runners-Up . . . . . . Region Champs The Girls Volleyball Team ended their regular season 15-3 and 4-0 in region play. They went to Moncks Corner to play in the state Class A Tour- nament for private schools. The girls made it to the finals and played Lord Berkeley. They lost the match after taking Lord Berkeley to three games. Lord Berkeley has had a team for eight years and has been in tournament play before. The girls played very good and for a two-year team showed a lot of class. The team ended the season 17-4. We look forward to a good season next year because we only lose one player, Faith Williamson. Faith helped the team tremendously and she will be missed greatly. Serving as statistician and score- keeper for the volleyball team this year was Robin Chaplin. Clockwise from bottom left: Angela Casper, Mary Lynn Threatt, Heidi Wilson, Kim Griggs, Barbara Roseveare, Becky Reep, Faith Williamson, Ashley Pitts, Julie William- son, Louise Lawton, Beth Outlaw, Coach Sheila McWaters. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Jenny Nichols, Sponsor From left to right: Kim Griggs, Michelle Campbell, Kim Hicks, Heidi Wilson, Beth Newsome, Ashley Pitts, Teresa Stokes, Ann Paine. Co-Head-Kim Hicks Head-Ashley Pitts 1980-81 Squad Angie Bateman Rambel Blackman Emily Burry Renee Cooley Teressa Griggs Kim King Barbara Roseveare Shawn Tedder Shari Williams Varsity Cheerleaders I I'M Varsity Football A Winning Team Without A Winning Season The 1980 football season got off to a slow start. The Hornets lost the first five games to James F. Byrnes, St. Stephens, Thornwell, Lawrence Manning, and Carolina. The Hornets first victory came on the sixth week of the season when they defeated Andrews Academy 7-0. The Hornets lost two extremely close games to Lawrence Man- ning, when they scored on a trick play with less than a minute to play, and to Holly Hill, who scored the winning touchdown with less than three minutes to go. Thomas Hart ended the season with a 50-20 Homecoming victory over Andrews Academy. This was the seniors' last game and it really meant a lot to get this win. The Hornets will be graduating Raymond Threatt, Randy Lowe, Stephen Threatt, Garrett Gardner, and Will Nickles from the line, and John Moyd, Tony Floyd, and Trent Tedder from the backfield. 1980-81 Squad Kneeling: Garrett Gardner, Todd Talbert, Scott Lee, Bartley Gardner, David Griggs, Tony Floyd, John Mody, Trent Tedder, Dean Scarborough, Bart Pitts, and Angela Casper, manager. Standing: Robin Chaplin, manager, Randy Lowe, Mitch Talbert, Phil Whittle, Artie Yarborough, Raymond Threatt, Rob Gardner, Fuller King, Tod Easterling, Will Nickles, Stephen Threatt, and Julie Williamson, man- ager. Coaches: Brooks Bannister and Guy O'Neal 32 Eight Senior Players Provide Leadership And Depth To The 1980 Hornet Football Team . . . Will Nickles Trent Tedder Raymond Threatt Stephen Threatt 33 1. Bustin' Loose 2. You can't be serious 3. Ain't no stopping me now 4. Man, oh, man ... I can hardly wait 34 1. Bartley caught the football? 2. We're winning?! 3. I wonder if Roger Staubach had it this tough 4. Whatcha got in that bottle boy? 5. Another one bites the dust 35 Junior Varsity Football Small in Size but Big At Hart With only four of five players from last year's Dirty Dozen squad returning, this year's J.V. team was very young and inex- perienced. This did not stop them, even though they were outnumbered and outsized by every team they played. Coaches Lawrence Lowe and Billy Mullis were proud of the Hornet team because They never gave up . . and their size didn't seem to count because their hearts were willing to make the effort. 1980 Squad Marty Robbins, Greg Brown, Ed Coker, Brian Stewart, and John Lawton. Bob Gardner, Tommy Hodge, Todd Talbert, Tracy Lee, Craig Gandy, and Fred Millen. Fred Estep, Hinson Hodge, Mark Roseveare, Louise Lawton, man- ager, and Beth Outlaw, manager. 36 w kb? WILLIAMSON- Faith is the only Senior on the team. She was captain of the team and played point guard. Faith has a good outside shot and han- dles the ball well. We relied on her for a lot of our scoring. EMILY BURRY-Emily is a Junior. She was co- captain of the team. She's a good ball han- dler and shooter. Emily is a good foul shooter, as well as rebounder, and has a good outside shot. RENEE COOLEY-Re- nee is a Junior. She played center and was used inside a great deal. Renee's a good outside shooter and rebounder, as well as a good free throw shooter. BETH GIBSON-Beth, a Junior, did not play basketball last year, but did play junior varsity in 8th and 9th grade. She tries very hard and is aggressive on the court. Beth has quick hands and is very good on defense. BARBARA ROSE- VEARE-Barbara is a Ju- nior and this is her first year of playing basket- ball. She was a quick learner, tried very hard, and helped us with our rebounding. Barbara was very en- thusiastic. 38 V 4-A Runners- Up TERESA CASPER-Tere- sa, a Sophomore, hadn't played basket- ball since 7th or 8th grade. She was a very quick and good defen- sive player. She has a number of things to learn about team bas- ketball, but she was an asset to the team. SHAWN TEDDER- Shawn, a Sophomore, played Junior Varsity last year. She was very aggressive on defense and was a good re- bounder. Shawn changed her style of shooting this year and helped us on our of- fense and defense. MARY LYNNE THREATT-Mary Lynne, a Sophomore, hadn't played basket- ball since 8th grade. She's very strong in- side. She needed some work on the basic fun- damentals, but helped a great deal with our rebounding. SHARI WILLI AMS- Shari, a Sophomore, played Junior Varsity last year. Her height helped us inside on our rebounding and she also helped with our offense inside. She is an over 50% foul shooter. TONY FLOYD-Tony is a senior and was very important to our suc- cess this year. He was our point guard and a good team leader. He shoots very well and knows how to move the ball and look for good shots. JOHN MOYD-John is also a senior. With his well-rounded ability, he was a good ball- handler and re- bounder. John's quickness also strengthened our de- fense. RAYMOND THREAT- Raymond is the other senior on the team. He played forward and center. He is a big man, but has good ability to move. His re- bounding has helped in our success. TOD E ASTERLING- Tod, a junior, played forward and on the back line in defense. His leaping ability, his rebounding, and his good shot around the basket was an asset to the team. Varsity Boys Basket- ball Region 4-A Champs ROB GARDNER-Rob, a junior, is one of our best shooters. He played a swing-man position on offense. Rob has good moves with the ball and a soft touch on his shots. He led the team in both scoring and rebound- ing. SCOTT LEE-Scott is a sophomore. He played guard and swing-man. He has gained exper- ience and has done his part in making the sea- son successful. SCOTT WILD-Scott is a sophomore and played both guard and forward. He needs some experience, but has progressed quickly and was willing to give his best effort. ARTIE YARBOR- OUGH-Artie, a sopho- more, played forward. He has the ability to shoot and rebound well. He was a strong back-up man for the team. y39 An Unforgettable Finish GIRLS TAKE REGION RUNNER-UP TROPHY After a slow start at the beginning of the season, the Hornet girls came back to claim the Region Runner-Up title in a very exciting game against Darlington Academy. Losing by only two points, the girls went into the conference tournament and lost to Laurence Manning, the first place team in the conference. With the experience gained this year and with the loss of only one senior, the Hornet girls should be strong contenders in the conference next year. 40 BOYS CAPTURE REGION TITLE In the finals of the region tournament at Avalon Academy on February 25, the boys won the championship in a thrilling triple overtime contest. In the final minute with the Hornets down by three, Tony Floyd made a three point play to tie the game. Avalon regained the lead with two free throws with 15 seconds left. Rob Gardner rebounded his own missed shot and tied it up as the buzzer sounded. In the first overtime the opponents held the ball. With 10 seconds to go, Avalon scored. Everyone thought THA had lost but with :02 left on the clock, Rob Gardner threw up a miracle 35-foot shot that tied the game and sent it into another overtime. No one scored in the second overtime. In the third overtime Raymond Threatt scored the winning points and with five seconds left John Moyd iced the game with a lay-up shot. Junior Varsity Basketball . . . An Exciting Year! Sitting: Lynn Harding, Kim Cromartie, Lacie Blackman, Lynn Cheely. Standing: Ashley Pitts, Angela Casper, Gina Poison, Michelle Campbell, Kim Hicks, Julie Williamson, Beth Outlaw, Louise Lawton, Coach Sheila McWaters. The Junior Varsity team worked hard this year under the coaching of Sheila McWaters. They lost two players that moved up to Varsity and still ended up with a winning season. This has been a very exciting and successful year. 42 B Boys Basketball Always Willing! The 8 Team Boys Basketball Team is comprised of boys in grades 6-9. These boys usually faced teams this year who listed several lOh graders on their roster. Although usually outmanned as a result, the B Boys have shown tireless determination and refused to become discouraged. Although they did not win many games, they proved themselves to be winners in a larger sense. They all exhibited spirit and true sportsmanship and were always willing to try no matter what the odds. We couldn't be prouder of them if they had won every game. 43 Th Hornet Staff This year's annual was first conceived at the annual yearbook camp workshop at Wofford. The editorial staff attended the workshop this past summer. Since that time many hours have been spent creating this year's Hornet. Pictures have been taken, and then re-taken. Copy has been written and re-written, and then re-written again. Layouts have been drawn again and again. Even though many hours and hard work have gone into this book, the Annual Staff sincerely hopes that it will keep your memories of this school year in your heart for many years to come. Front row: Renee Cooley, Barbara Roseveare, Emily Burry. Second row: Susan Hudson, Shari Williams, Mary Lynne Threatt, Sandra Valle, Rambel Black man. Third row: Teresa Casper, Scott Williamson, Becky Smith, Beth Newsome, Kim Hicks. Back row: Phil W'hittle, Rob Gardner, Tod Easterling. Not Pictured: Angela Andrews, Kim King, Margaret Cox, Becky Reep. 46 Student Council 1980-81 Margaret Cox, Pres. Renee Cooley, V. Pres. Beth Newsome, Sec. Mrs. Roseveare, Sponsor The Student Council officers and Mrs. Roseveare attended the Palmetto Independent School Government Association's annual convention which was held in Chaleston. Here they exchanged ideas with other schools and learned more about what their role as officers meant. This year's council combined efforts with the Sr. Beta Club in sponsoring the Homecoming festivities, including a bonfire and skit. Officers: seated, Secretary Beth Newsome, President Margaret Cox and Vice-President Renee Cooley. Class Representatives: Standing, 1st row: John Lawton, 8th grade; Scott Williamson, 9th grade; Scott Wilds, 10th grade; Rob Gardner, 11th grade; and Becky Reep, 12th grade. Alternates: standing, back row: Michelle Campbell, 8th grade; Kim Hicks, 9th grade; Phil Whittle, 10th grade; Angela Andrews, 11th grade; and Kim King, 12th grade. 47 Lee Boyd, Sponsor Senior Beta Club The Beta Club's big event this year was the Homecoming celebration. The club teamed with the Student Council in buying the flowers and preparing the reception. Before Homecoming the Beta Club had a pinata for the lower grades and performed a skit. More activities are planned for the rest of the year. 1st row: Barbara Roseveare, Kim King. 2nd row: Vice President Scott Wilds, President Becky Reep. Secretary-Treasurer Becky Smith. 3rd row: Emily Burry, Michael Greene, Renee Cooley, Libby Owens. Mrs. Betty Coward, sponsor S Wij' m Junior Beta Club The Jr. Beta Club, with the help of Mrs. Betty Coward, has sponsored several projects this year. During the Christmas season they placed piggy banks in each class- room to take up a collection to buy Johnny, our janitor, a Christmas pre- sent. They also collected canned goods to be distributed to needy families through a local church. Another of their projects was col- lecting Campbell soup labels to pur- chase needed equipment for the school. Sitting: John Lawton, Kim Hicks, Beth Newsome, Michelle Campbell. Standing: Ann Paine, Mark Roseveare, Kim Griggs, Louise Lawton, Beth Outlaw, Heidi Wilson, Craig Gandy. Officers: John Lawton, President; Kim Hicks, Vice President; Beth Newsome, Secretary; Michelle Campbell, Treasurer. Kim King will find the date, No- vember 7th, hard to forget (or be- lieve). At halftime of the Thomas Hart-Andrews football game, Kim was crowned Homecoming Queen. Out of the eight Senior girls running, the students in grades 8-12 chose her by popular vote. Everyone at T.H.A. recognizes Kim for all of her contributions to Thom- as Hart. Not only does she now carry the title of Homecoming Queen, but she is in her second year as Head of the varsity cheerleading squad. She is an active member of the annual staff. Senior Beta Club, and is one of our top six players on the tennis team. Outside of her activities in the school she has been a member of the Prestwood Cloggers dance group for about six years. Everywhere Kim goes she carries with her the enthusiasm, spirit, and congeniality that shows just how much she really loves her school. Kim is the epitome of the spirit of Thomas Hart and represents the true meaning of a Hornet. So to you: Porky or Tootsie- bug (or whichever other nickname Kim is called), the students of Thom- as Hart say, WE LOVE YOU AND THANKS FOR JUST BEING YOU! From left to right: Teressa Griggs, first runner-up, escorted by Garrett Gardner; Kim King, Homecoming Queen, escorted by Lawrence Lowe; Dawn Robbins, second runner-up, escorted by Danny Davis Kim King escorted by Lawrence Lowe Danette Yarborough escorted by Andy Howard Kim King Reigns As Queen Homecoming Festivities Feature Eight Senior Contestants Angie Bateman escorted by Margaret Cox escorted by Teressa Griggs escorted by Joey Hulsey Keith Hulsey Garrett Gardner Becky Reep escorted by Dawn Robbins escorted by Faith Williamson escorted Tony Blackwell Danny Davis by Stevie Galloway Homecoming . . . 1980 From left to right: Angela Casper representing the 8th grade, escorted by Fred Millen; Kim Hicks representing the Freshman class, escorted by David Atkinson; Shawn Tedder representing the Sophomore class, escorted by Mark Ray; Emily Burry representing the Junior class, escorted by Tony Floyd. Class Representatives Senior Football Player Sponsors Cheri Lowery sponsoring Tony Floyd Teressa Griggs sponsoring Garrett Gardner Lori Sims sponsoring Randy Lowe Renee Cooley sponsoring John Moyd Tiffany Harvin sponsoring Will Nickles Lisa Griggs sponsoring Trent Tedder Ann Bryant sponsoring Raymond Threatt 54 Margaret Cox sponsoring Stephen Threatt It was a cold, but exciting night! Former Homecoming Queens returned for the festivities and were honored at halftime. Left to right: Laura Gardner Hancock 71, Laura Norwood Petty 72, Julie Sligh 73, Teresa Griggs Hendrix 74, Dawn Seago 76, Lynn Stokes 78, and Stacie Williams 79. Stacie Williams, 1979 Homecoming Queen; Jay Wall, Crownbearer; and Jim Cox, Jr., Chairman of the Board of Directors; walk out on the field to crown the new Homecoming Queen. 55 Faith Williamson . . . Miss Hornet 1980 Keeps The Faith On the night of September 26, 1980, Faith Williamson, escorted by Lawrence Holland, was crowned Miss Hornet. The 1979 Miss Hornet, Angie Bateman, crowned the new queen. Faith won the title by selling more Booster Club tick- ets than any of the other contestants. Beth Newsome was first runner-up and second runner-up was Dawn Munn. Faith, a senior, is a very athletic per- son and is involved in volleyball, bas- ketball, and softball. She is captain of both the volleyball team and the bas- ketball team. She also enjoys talking on the phone, riding horses, and skiing. 56 Miss Hornet, Faith Williamson and her court: Dawn Munn with Fred Millen, second runner up; and Beth Newsome with Charles Miles, first runner up. MM From left to right: Becky Smith representing the Junior class, escorted by Chris Williams; Susan Hudson representing the Sophomore class, es- corted by Lawrence Lowe; Teresa Casper also representing the Sophomore class, escorted by Scott Wilds; Dawn Munn representing the Fresh- man class, escorted by Fred Millen; Faith William- son representing the Senior class, escorted by Lawrence Holland; Beth Newsome representing the Freshman class, escorted by Charles Miles; Sharron Alexander representing the Senior class, escorted by Glenn Munn; and Angela Andrews representing the Junior class, escorted by Lee Spradley. Former Miss Hornets: Angie Bateman, Sobie Soles, Ann Bryant, Paulette Lowe, and Cathy Robbins. 57 All Our Lives . . . Work, Work We Wanted To Be Juniors . . . . . . Baby . . . Work, Work . . . You mean those are the real Shakers?!?! Comments from our Junior Class: Barbara- Ya'll, I think . . Rob- Who cares what you think? Just leave my mama out of it. Renee- lt was so hilarious! I thought I'd roll! Angela- Dead babies or water babies? Mitch- l don't care. Jimmy- Wait . . . Lemme think. Sandra- Really, I don't know these people. Emily- Money, money, gimme money! Bartley- l don't got no money. Tod-'TII pay at the end of the year, afterjr. Sr. Bart- Why don't we just go ahead and donate all the money? David- l gotta work. Beth- After this year I'm turning in my cray- ons. Becky- Ya'll are the craziest people I've ever seen! They cut his bloody face off and hung it on the wall! Barbara's president and Emily types 60 words a minute. They don't have to do anything. 60 This had to be the most hectic year of our lives. It was a lot of hard work, but it was worth it. One min- ute we're arguing and mad at each other.......the next minute we're laughing and getting along great. Our Junior year was one big head- ache, but loads of fun, and one we'll never forget. JIM'S AUTO PARTS BUYCK-COWARD COMPANY 337 W. 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