Thornwell School - Saint Yearbook (Clinton, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1977 volume:

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QR' .WS FREDERICK TANNER BLUMER Football 1 Basketball 2 Track 1 Tennis 4 Beta Club 3 French Club 2 Block T Club 4 Pres. of Student Body Saint Staff 2 TERRY RANDALL BAXLEY Football Basketball Track Beta Club Block T Club Key Club French Club V-P of Senior Class DIXIE RENEE COOPER Softball Basketball Swimming Block T Club FHA STANLEY LEE BRYSON Football Baseball Key Club Block T Club GLENDA DARLENE HODGE HELEN ANN CRULL Block T Club French Club Tennis Treas. of Senior Class MARY CURTIS KNIGHT TONY DALE HORNE Football Basketball Track Baseball KATHLEEN ANITA MATTHEWS PATRICIA JEAN LITTLE Beta Club French Club MICHAEL LESTER MILLER Football Basketball Baseball Track Block T Club Key Club Pres. of Senior Class NANCY ANNE MERRITT Softball Tennis Cheerleader Block T Club AILEEN NICHOLSON French Club Saint Staff BRENDA GAIL NABORS FHA French Club CHERYL LYNN ROGERS French Club Sec. of Senior Class Tennis DANIEL EDWIN ORR Football French Club MARY ZEALY WALTON Basketball Softball Block T Club Beta Club Cheerleader Saint', Staff BROADUS NOLAND SUDDETH JR Football 2 Track 5 Block T Club 4 Saint Editor 1 Saint Photographer 3 SUSAN ANNETTE WILSON FRANCES RENEE WHITEFORD French Club 2 Saint Staff 2 Beta Club 3 FHA 2 To Mrs. Laura Jo King, the Senior Class of 1977 wishes to thank you for all the love and devotion you have given to us during our Junior and Senior years at Thornwell High School. You have been an example for us to follow in years to come. And . . . upon our high school graduation, thank you for allowing us to know you, for guiding us through these two years, and for helping us to grow into mature young adults. There will always be a special place in each and every one of our hearts for you. The Class of 7'7 i . so u,.1k,,. 953 'Y ' YA. , W, l ig K 2, T if .A g.'...'g',?n4 I . r 'pk iv' Q '-'rfwzf 2 ,Q 0 ,, ?.,w,,2f . .N mihfgklfgi t 1f3:f.f, 1- 'Q' 'fr N Q -in A .6 -.. x' 'Ns 3, ku, .Q 'K' wth , 1 Q f ' w V ba?-. ,. uri:-'Aga 'K ,.-an-Q 59 , .. A MN YN- ' v :K 'K Y Vw M 2 .W 0: 'Q 9 K s W iw X, Ez. V., X, 1 :,gQfi' S 1 Q Q , ' A Joy Louise Aughinbaugh Robert Louington Avant Walter Kirkpatrick Beaty David Earl Bell Katherine Julia Blumer Martha Corinne Dixon Cindy Renee Donald Elizabeth Ruth Dowdle Linda Faye Duncan Dorothy Ann Frady Denise Lynn Gassett Marion E. Gault Tammy Elizabeth Hardin Theresa Marie Hudson Denise Kern Carrie Elizabeth Lieb Dehonda Lynn Nalley Cecelia Ann Prather Thomas Chandler Ramage John McCullough Scarborough Junior K 1- 342 K 1 EM? 25? 'WJ ? jj, ww Z., i k: if wwf my 7 f WMIIWW f ,fm ,V f X if Z gg , ,W QM, , X as f ,K , F mffimfv-hw-W E Wig iefzigwewiq BeloweDebra alt Jones has a little trouble controlling her hair. Right-Jimmy Atkinson showing off his muscular arms. Kimberly Nan Armstrong Jeffrey Charles Arscott James Howard Atkinson Gloria Jean Bragg Frances Ellen Chapman Anne Trezevant Clarke David Jerome Corley Carol Rhett Crull Luanna Daum 2 OPHO ORES Paul Dezo deHolczer Susan Lynn Dersch Dozier A. DeVane Theresa Marie Donald James Monroe Gilman Debra Ellen Jones Katherine Marie Lucas Cecil Mark McCauley David Phillip McMahon Charles Robert Merritt Nan Neel Kelly Lee Odom Stephen Anderson Orr Kerry Blake Rogers Rebecca Elaine Rogers Lillian Mavola Scarborough James David Scott Patsy Louise Stone Sara Elizabeth Yelton Melinda Arnette Yount FRESH Freshmen. Wow! We finally made it to high school. Last year we were the biggies in junior high school, but now welre at the bottom of the barrel as far as the rest of the high school is concerned. Graduation seems far away like a light at the end of a long tunnel and is rarely, if ever, spoken of. But we're movin, on up and it won't be long now. We've loved every minute of Mrs. Duncan's English class and we hate to leave it behind famong other thingsj but we realize that one must sacrifice to progress. Right-Gene dreams of good times while Sylvia looks for more exciting things to do William Stanley Brant Beverly Anita Cooper Lisa Marie Corley Marilyn Epting Gary Lee Gault Audrey Lynn Hatcher Eugene Carl Hilterbrandt Vicky Lynn Horne Robbie Cynthia Kirby Patsy Arlene Kirby Laura Ann Lucas Roslyn Cason Martin Left-Stan Brant takes a high post to make sure all things run smoothly. Below-Marilyn Epting and Jane Spruill find the hot issue in GLAMOUR interesting enough to draw a crowd. Susan Antine Whaley Pamela June Nalley Terry Michael Rogers Robert otis Simpson Jane Harris Spruill Elinor Ruth Armstrong Brunson Ashley Asbill Kimberly Dawn Babb Robin Renee Barbery Rebecca Lynn Compton Georgia Lee Daum Robert Dale Donald Sylvia Janet Farmer Barbara Elizabeth Frady Ervin Randolph Hanna Mary Catherine Lieb Howard Preston Lucas Mary Elizabeth McKee Pamela Claire Merritt Margaret Ann Nabors Rosemary Baker Orr Christopher Shuttleworth Janis Lynn Stevens Angus McLean Stewart Reba Elizabeth Tillman EIGHTH GRADE -Q, l'P,riif iit W Left-Laura Walker, Robin Super Bubble Barbery, and Georgia Daum admire Pam I'd rather fight than switch! MeIritt's shiner. Below-Sylvia Farmer weaving an Ojo de Dias . Left-Alicia Hatcher, Reba Tillman, and Mary McKee gather for a gossiping session after lunch. In completing the eighth grade, these young people are our future little green freshmen . While looking forward to their high school years, they are beginning to realize that there are four more c'go0d years ahead. From last year. this class has lost a num- ber of its members but we can see there is no loss of the well-known person- alities. SEVENTH GR DE- The 7th grade is always a hard year but this years, 7th grade is making it harder than most, especially for the teachers. Some of the complications they have met include being rained out of a field trip 3 or 4 times, having boys and girls in the same classroom, and intertaining the class without the teachers interfering. The best prescribed preparation before teaching this class is to take two aspirins, have a good nights' rest and have eyes in the back of your head. In essence the Little Devils will hopefully emerge to their fullest potential as young adults. Right-Robbie Zeigler finds an enjoyable way to pass the time. Below-Ronald Johnson in action! What form! 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Tracy Henderson Kevin Lon Houston Ronald Alfred Johnson David kent Mobley Charles Timothy Nalley Richard Clark Neel II Stephen Edward Perry Sharon Celeste Riddle Here we have members of Thornwell's terronst group plotting therr SEVE TH GR DE- John Lloyd Adair Alton Montague Asbill Gretchen Renee Childress James Wideman Lee Cooper John Andrew Scott Cooper Gregory Curtis DeVane Lynnette Alicia Hatcher Roger Hilterbrandt Jessie Cecil Iusti Billy Darnell Kirby David William Lucas Elizabeth Tolbert McKinney Anthony Pitts Scott Register John Mark Scott Bonnie Shea Thomas Jenny Tiller Paul Douglas Wilson Well another year of hard work and strugglmg has crursed by It 1S all part of movmg on Ward Just thmk 1n another year they w1ll be 1n hrgh school challengmg the d1fflCUlt16S of Algebra I Engllsh I and physlcal scrence Wlth a l1tt1e b1t of effort they can conquer these d1ff1cul- t1es and at the same t1me manage to squeeze m some fun and ac t1v1ty Lett Shea Thomas Gretchen Chrld- ress and Beth MCKIHHEY hurry to get thelr homework done durmg lunch before the bell rrngs Above-What a clean locker for a seventh-grader! Left-Tony Pitts is hard at work. SIXTH GRADE- Martha Amanda Ballew Russell Bryant Bell Samuel Mark Bell Lisa Sarah Dominick Patty Grubaugh Tracy Louise Hollingsworth Davida Ann Kemp Martha Suzanne Kennington Clarence Eugene Layton Ronald Marvin Masters Tammy Lavonne Pannell Dena Parducci Andrew Lennart Pearson Helen Claire Rockefeller Terry Wayne Self Misty Dettine Tinsley Vincent Martin Walker Michael Scott Wasson NO PKITURE AVAILABLE um.Qg.,, Hr' Y. SJ. m. 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The defense controlled the game by scoring both Saint touchdowns. As the season progressed, the Saints fell to three straight de- feats. This did not dampen their spirit. They went on the road to win a needed victory over Dor- chester, 20-8. km mm ---- - NH w ...,, N. - N. W 'W ' em .,w...,a.Ma ,.... .,.. . M-W -W ' ABOVE-The Mighty Saints march into the arena for another victory. ABOVE-Gilman 1801, Horne 1421, Baxley 1621, Avant 1221, Suddeth 1401, Atkinson 1151 crush a Wardlaw player. RIGHT-Mike Miller 1451 looks for running room. LEFT-Noland Spiderman Suddeth C405 traps a touchdown ball in his web. N my Wr....w ' fwsfzggmf ABOVE-Kirk Beaty kicks extra point while Atkinson prays. BELOW-Tony Horne 1423, behind the blocking of Baxley C623 and Orr 1771, finds a gap in the defense. 37 RIGHT-Lou Avant C223 creeps up on an ususpecting opponent. Long Trip ake :,g,.:5:f: Q ,. L.: hw ...HE ABOVE M1ke Mlller C45J rockets ball 1nto orblt only to fall m to a teammate s hand RIGHT J1mmy Atklnson C151 keeps on the opt1on Whlle Mxller C45 J carnes out the fake Winning Tough Then the Saints returned home, ready again for a show- down with Allendale, Coach Zis- sette's former team. Allendale fell 14-12. Next, the Thornwell Saints trampled Bonham, 55-O, for a Homecoming victory. Once again, the Saints were to travel to Dillon to face Avalon. In a close battle the Saints emerged on top, 7-6. LEFT-Tony Home C425 slips from one tackle to another for big yardage BELOW-Dozier DeVane C7 21 de- stroys an opponent's hope for a gain. A Season of ABOVE-Lou Avant CZZJ, led by Jimmy Atkinson CISJ, sees his chance while Sud- deth f40D and McCauley C441 delay the de- fense. Thornwell closed its season with two heartbreaking defeats to confer- ence foes, King and Catawba. Through the season, the Saints were faced with many hardships, but overcame many of these with the willingness inside to prove they were No. 1. ABOVE-Porky Pig is barbequed by a host of hungry Saints. Ups and Do s ABOVE-Opponent hits the dirt after being stopped by the Saint linemen and being disgraced by Avant 1223. ABOVE-Tony Home C421 heads up field on a blo ck from Terry Baxley 1623. ABOVE-Suddeth C403 heeds orders from the Head Hauncho Homecoming Court Homecoming was the highlight of the school year. Even though the game was postponed until Saturday night because of rain, the spirit still was present. The court consisted of the five Senior football players and their sponsors. l Right-Theresa Hudson sponsoring Terry Baxley. Below-Mary Zealy Walton sponsoring Mike Miller. l Left-Kami Blumer sponsoring Noland Suddeth. Above-Nancy Merritt sponsoring Stan Bryson. Left-Denise Gassett sponsoring Dan ny Orr. I-Iomecom' n 1976 Homecoming Court-fl. to r.J Mary Zealy Walton, Nancy Merritt, Theresa Hudson, Denise Gassett, and Kami Blumer. We all knew that only one girl could be Miss THS, but which one? As the weeks before Homecoming turned into days, and the days into hours, the excite- ment and anticipation of the final verdict became the ever present factor in everyones mind. Why all the worry and wonder? Why all of the jealousy and compe- tition? Well, the least that can be said is that all of the girls were qualified to be homecoming queens, but only one could get Miss THS. The lucky one was Miss Nancy Merritt. Annette Avant, Miss THS '75, and Mr. Charles McKinney, Princi- pal, follow Master Owen Stepp and Miss Marie Kemp, crown and flower bearers, onto the field. Miss hornwel High Nancy Merrit Left-Annette Avant crowns Miss Nancy Merritt Miss THS while Mr. McKinney and Neil Crisp look on. Below left-Neil Crisp escorts Miss Nancy Merritt off of the Held. Below-Miss THS, Nancy Merritt. C eerleaders 1976 The football cheerleaders used their talents well this year. They could holler setter than anyone else. They backed the team with all their force eyeri when the tear fl was far away from home. Even when the crowds were small, the cheerleaders made up for it. With Mary Walton, captain, and Dottie Frady, co-captain, leading the other cheerleaders, they did an excellent job of backing the Saints. Right-Joy'sjaws jabber joyfully, Below-'1976 Football Cheerleaders fl. to r.J Kami Blumer, Joy Auginbaugh, Beth Dowdle, Luanne Daum, Dottie Frady, co- l captaing Mary Zealy Walton, captain 3 Nancy Merritt, and Kim I Armstrong. irq B-...M-,I Above-Dottie Frady and Mary Walton holler, 'lHey, Kami, lets go! We can't wait all day. Left-Nancy Merritt and Beth Dowdle do a little bumping during a cheer. Below-Beth Dowdle makes faces at the other cheerleaders to add a little life to a cheer. J V Football gg Above-The Midget Saints take to the field for a game. The JV Saints Went through a learning experience this year. They didn't win a game this year but gave 100'Zv effort. These young men, coached by Gibson, Morrow, and Anderson, will one day be the champions of Thorn- well High School. Above-These girls are the JV Cheerleaders. They are fl. to rj Sylvia Farmer, Mary Rogers on Rosemary Orr, Ruth Armstrong, Pam Merritt on Gretchen Childress, and Barbara Frady. Left-Scott Tidwell tackles a King player Bc1owHA Saint picks up big yardage. Above-A host of Saints stop a Christ Church back for a loss on the play. Basketball 76-77 THS BASKETBALL SQUAD-Cl. to r.J, lst row -Terry Baxley, Gene Hilterbrant, Kerry Rogers, Mike Miller, Rusty Thompson, Mark McCauley. 2nd row-Jimmy Atkinson, Jim Gilman, Dozier DeVane, Coach Steve Burns, Danny Orr, Lou Avant, Stanley Bryson. SENIOR SAINTS-Terry Baxley, Stanley Bry- son, Danny Orr, Mike Miller. :mg Ti fu we RE! S 2 H Above -Danny Orr, Terry Baxley, and Mike Miller gang up on an opponent. Right-Danny Orr takes a one handed jump shot While old Manu Baxley gets in position for a re- bound. Below-Jimmy Atkinson cannot believe all the open room. QKeep on trucking Jimmylj Left-J im Gilman goes up the middle for a shot. Below-Terry Baxley concentrates on taking the ball away from an opponent. f 3 Basketball Cheerleaders E s 5 S 5 Basketball Cheerleaders clowning around-Con bottomj-Theresa Donald, S'1erri Rogers, Co-captaing Joy Auginbaugh, Captaing Audrey Hatcher. Cin the middlel-Vickie Horne, Theresa Hudson, Marion Gault. Con topJaFran Chapman. Oops! ,IV Boys Basketball JV Boys-fl. to r., lst rowj-Cole Blumer, Ashley Asbill, Ste- phen Perry, Mark Cromer. C2nd rowj-Paul Wilson, Kevin Houston, Chuck Merritt, Chris Shuttleworth, Roger Hilter- brandt. f3rd rowj-Bob Simpson, Dale Donald, Stan Brant, Coach Farrell Zissette, Terry Rogers, David Mobley, Mac Stewart. Stan Brant and Chuck Merritt try to take the ball away from an apponent. Left-Terry Rogers puts up a shot While taking out an op ponent. Below-Cole Blumer and Chris Shuttleworth go after the ball. S Left-Terry Rogers adds a point from the charity line. T e Lady Saint Right-Beth Dowdle keeps the ball from going out of bounds. F' Lady Saints-Cl. to r., lst rowl-Dorene Yount, Carol Crull, Beth Dowdle, Mary Zealy Walton, Susan Dersch, Cecelia Prather, Becky Rogers. C2nd rowj-Beth Lieb, Dottie Frady, Crinky Dixon, Coach Joe Gibson, Kim Armstrong, Denise Kern, Cindy Donald, Manager. Left-Dottie Frady crosses her legs hoping to make the basket. Below-Mary Zealy Walton pulls down a rebound. Crinky Dixon, Beth Lieb, and Dottie Frady look to help Mary out. Mary Zealy Walton guards a Bonham player closely. RightHMary Zealy Walton hunts for open room to run while Kim Arm- strong, Crinky Dix- on, and Carol Crull look for Ways to help out. 15--, Above -Crinky Dixon hides the ball from an opponent. Carol Crull and Mary Walton stand by to help out. RightHBeth Dowdle and Susan Dersch fix their hair after a big game with Oakway. V Girls Basketball out. Below-Robin Barbary tries to keep the ball from an o ponent. S LefteCoach Zissette gives his girls instructions during a time- P. JV Girls fl. to r., sittingl-Pam Merritt, Merry Rogers, Sharon Riddle, Rosalyn Martin, Vickie Horne, Barbara Frady. Cstandingj-Ruth Arm Patsy Kirby, Rosie Orr, Audrey Hatcher, Coach Farrel Zissette, Lisa Corley, Robin Barbary, Sylvia Farmer, Laura Walker. strong, Right-Barbara Frady puts up a shot while Robin Barbary sets up to rebound. Below-Vickie Horne applies pressure the ball handler While other Saints guard closely. to Robin Barbary cuts off a Travis player. x s - f Q s .. ,:,,f.f4 Hmm vi . f 3 1:f'f g 'N-:ft'f'T' 'wg-qa,g.f. 1 - f J,.. ya r- :X V 7 ' '11 . ,',-r., ' , V , '.g,,f-1ff2 ? w-H 1 1 14 N .K J ka fifiif- ,-fn- , A wwff. 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Left-These beautiful young ladies, Kami Blumer, Beth Dowdle, and Dottie Frady, came to school dressed for all of the action of Fifties Day. The Halloween Carnival was a big success. The main attraction was the spook house. All the ex- citement helped keep the cold away. The sight of small children dragging their parents through the crowd made the carnival the success it was meant to be. Voices saying, Look at thatl, I want to play this. , and I want one of these.,', were heard from every side. Right-Fred Blumer takes Mrs. King for a test drive in his miniature A- Model. Below-A young onlooker munches on a delicious candy apple while he checks out the carnival. Juniors and Senior ., Below-Cathy Matthews and Mary Stewart paint funny faces on masqueraders. alloween Carnival Left-Kami Blumer prepares a fishing pole for another Big Catch. Above-Cowgir1Crinky Dixon takes a kid for a ride on Star oland Mr. TI-IS udd th Right-Mr. Noland Suddeth expresses from the bottom of his heart his reasons for wanting to be Mr. THS. Below-Cheerleader Danny Orr parades across the stage. fMy Danny, you should have gone out for cheerleadering!j Bottom-The ladies and their sponsors show the students what they have got. fi 5535 Q25 if ' 2 195 .1 ,V 4 ye if lg , af, f i, 9 ,gm a t ar ii Mi M i !i:ai1'::1 5 f ig, 2 r fi e it 356 fe Q wr 1 22 ala f in el Q Q 4 5' 'z 3 E fm fm 1 4, Wg rigid? H . as 5 egg 2 232 2 5 51 X gs fr if feta? 'fiigifi 5 2 5 S 5 2 S g e , maaaaa J WWW if 3 2 3 E 5 1 . S . s 3 s 5 S R Left-All the beautiful Mr THS contestants wait for the students decision. During Homecoming Week, we had to have a Mr. THS to go along with Miss THS. Luckily, both Noland and Nancy fitted their titles. The guys really enjoyed being able to dress like the weaker sex !? !? After it was all over MOST of the guys were glad to get back into their old attire. i i Above-Mary Zealy Walton crowns the new Mr. THS, No- land Suddeth, while Dottie Frady hysterically looks on. Right-The new Mr. THS kisses the Master of Ceremonies, Coach Farrell Zissette. Feel Like Danein Left-IGm Armstrong and Fran Pitts do a little foot dancing while Old Man Baxley looks for a partner. Below-Dottie Frady and Stan Bryson Watch the band per- form. The Student Government Association sponsored a dance featuring the music of '6Bitter- Sweet . Everybody came and really lived it up. At first, nobody wanted to danceg however, when it was over, nobody Wanted to stop dancing. The music and at- mosphere was really great mak- ing the dance a big success for the students of THS. Left-Even the slow music turns our generation on. Key Club Initiation Early one chilly morning, new members of the Key Club were being dressed up for their big day. They were completing initiation, the final requirement to be in the Key Club. Old members helped them dress and then cov- ered them with shoe polish, honey, vinegar, eggs, and lip- stick. Then came the fun. Girls coming to school were attacked by these young men. But initiation didn't last long, the teachers had it called off. Then it was all over, the new members had, however, suffered enough. Above-David McMahon gives a girl a kiss before school. Right-David Scott, suffering from the cold, shoe polish, and vinegar, looks for a girl to chase. , iw , Y , U, K. N 7 Fw - Q gh ,. V V. , ,,,, 1. . fs' '1'Qn2:g4, ,W , N, nr.. ':.-n,.5:x:3- mx N. a bww 1 15... Mg, . , .. A . -gsth 3 ' Y w . , , .. -74. '. Km ' -1 l.1, 54f, .- ' W , ..,. i A Q ' ,gc i5,'tQ ,. Q 2 8 0 i w.i Above-Mary Jo Parducci-Secretary Below-Charles W. McKinney-Principal 23' gs? gi Ea Above-Jake Rasor-Band Director Kwai 3 Sf. 1 Q25 ' 1 ,ig is gs QA Q , A E Q 3 , gf? : fu X- fr E-3 2251 gg s. f si? gs .925 S Ls X 5 , 5 mf Rigs , Ein Si il 22253535 Es si? A Rf? G55 Left-Pamela J. Caverly-Algebra I, Math 6, Chemistry. E 5 E Above-Jane C. Warren-Analysis, A1 gebra-Trig., Algebra II, Math 7. Left-Carolyn M. Oates-Librarian Right-John Anderson Morrow-World History, American Government, U. S. History, South Carolina History. Below-Patricia A. Hill-Kindergarden Right-Connie R. Copeland- Kindergarden-4. Left-Laura Jo King-French I8:,II, English 4, Ethics Below-Marion P. Compton-lst Grade Above-Lou C. Horton-Teacher aide Right-Janice B. Zissette-Health, Business Math, Typing II. Right-Steve Burns-Physical Science, Earth Science, Physical Ed ucation, Geometry. Above-George D. Jeter-Art, English. Right-Sylvia K. Ballew-Shorthand, 8th Grade Math, Typing I, Business Law, General Math. Left-Mary Lou Blalock-English II84 III, Bible. Above-Karen W. Buford-Kindergarden-4 Above-Linda C. Shute-Piano, chorus, elementary music. Right-Ann L. Hall-Reading Below-Gayle E. Martin-4th Grade Above-Earline F. Duncan-English Right-Debra P. Taylor-2nd Grade Left-Elise H. Scott-5th Grade Above-Mackie A. Barnes-Kindergarden, Social Studies. Left-Farrell Zissette-P. E., Health, Economics, Drivers Edu- cation, Psychology. Right-Joe W. Gibson-Biology, Life Science, Science 6 Below-Elaine Potts-1st Grade AbovefAnne M, Lee-Guidance, Social Studies. Right-Mildred S. Daumf3rd Grade w X L, ,M 7, - ,, , M . ,,, 4 5 A'2' I ' a ,, L' Www I Q m y , ' ix ,. v 1 f Nw an. L ,'1'W2Y:'ff 5 . Q .f , A VN,-55, , f,-4,5-r ' Q S 5 S 'Ku W. uf Q' .: ..- 'WN Q 0'l.,,,,,M 4 mm O id 0 r n ,, I O F FIFTH Right-Beth Compton and Jennifer Hall look for a good book to read. Beth has decided that JANE ADDAMS is not interesting enough. Below-J.T. has obviously found something ngoodf' Everyone is crowding around for a glimpse. eg David Arscott W, Q Linda Diane Christopher WW Elizabeth Leah Compton Charles Gardner Cromer 1,1 4 H45 'Hs'5L175s:J5211551157251'rffgyf:PEU?'E,fhfS3:F',53,555 7,512 iii 5 E111 VW! ' 1 Es, I-:li :,1 , ,V ,,.. MW 1 e tx we-u 25 3 fs ff vs K 'Z X S 1 . F 5' f 4 f 2 A 2 lt 12 1. ff 3 f 1 .,., ,,.., ,W 'A ea fl' 4 x 2 is , gl , Ja 27,54 ly k X rl 9 sew xs 51 1 l , 3 WW s fa- Qi? - W -2. U Y ' s 25 iid ie -if: A J 'fu David John Daniluk Daryl Scott DeVane Jeffrey Allen Farmer Jennifer Lynn Hall Thomas Frederick Hall Janet Lynn Herron Danny Crisp Iusti James David McCullough .Mt A l, we :V .V 90 GRADE Mrs. Scott and her fifth grade class have certainly had a busy year preparing themselves for years to come. Among their activities was the presentation of a Thanksgiving play and science and social studies projects. They also enjoyed many field trips such as touring the Greenwood Museum, the Thornwell Museum, Hardees, and spectating the Spartanburg Symphony Orchestra. Left-I an Crip expresses her displeasure at having been caught off guard aug? Rawlinson Earle Martin John Mark Mobley Harold Bowers Neel Nancy Mulherin Oates l E Deborah Louise Perry Jack Taft Shuttleworth Michael Paul Shuttleworth Janette Lynn Smith Angela Glenda Stone Lori Anne Thompson Sharon Elizabeth Tiller Susan Harriett Whiteford Karman Michele Babb Paul Howard Barnes Yuyette Aileene Bell Shirlene Alisha Bright William Warren Brown Joey Howard Farmer Judy Patricia Farmer James Allen Gurley Sheila Haurston Robert Taylor Hall Janet Ruth Hollingsworth James Ralph Horton Charles Hampton Johnson Fourth Grad Q ifa l :.,a: EELS ' aan :F EL . 1:- 3: Ng ...:.,,. f J A sl wj 555 .. 253551, l Il 53522539 lllzigj sw' : .5 J rl is s .1 .X st Eu. W. 5 , ws ss ,, 2:- Jliiil ii . s -1 'M - .5 - W. .. .:--,.. 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Below-Even Miss Mar tin takes part in the fun of recess. Phillip Andain Rockefeller MK Jeff Self Melony Starr Shields Jonathan Barrett Wasson Ernest Mills Whiteford Michael Eugene Anderson Martha Elizabeth Arscott Stephen Fletcher Arscott Rebecca Hope Ballew Chris Denis Barbery Susan Florence Bell Joni Lynn Browning James Todd Compton Nancy Christine Cottigny Diana Lynn Daniluk Stephanie Kay Gubasci Christine Dawn Hellams Robert Laddie Herron Allen Grady Huey James Jenkins Julia Rosalee Johnson Phillip Bedell Metz Susan Denise Nabors Michael DeVore Parducci Katheryn Rasor Third 4 J J Grade Mrs. Daum's third grade has proved that school is not just sitting in class. These students have put on plays for the other students which involved hard work. To break the classroom monotony, they enjoy music and P.E. classes, not forgetting recess. Mrs. Daum is not left a- lone because she is helped by Mrs. Horton. Between the two of them, they have prepared these stu- dents for next year. Recess is the best part of the day. It allows us time to change from the reality of studying to the fantasy of a tea party. Adena Rochelle Rhea Erik Christian Rhea Derry Darlene Rogers Deborah Louise Smith Amy Ruth Thorton Naomi Sue Tillman Virginia Todd Robert Johnson Waldrop Brett Elizabeth Warren Holly Shaye Wasson Christopher Scott Whaly FIRST What a thrill! We have started school. Not all of the first graders are saying this. Probably the hardest part of school for the first graders is settling down to learning their lessons and being still. As all classes, they look forward to free time. Right- Uh oh you guys, we've been caught! Below-Recess is my favorite part of the day! ljljkj 1fl3ff?l.1 ,fffllf if ff5EjigfQll'elljZ iQQ2l,'SV'5Qlfll Q . .,:,r t: ,-'l i' . Jennifer Sue Adams r 'yig igzg-frrffggsggg Matthew Anderson i-it1 554 . . lr f,re- pr f Elizabeth Michelle Alexander t I 5 . 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Gregory Lance Thornton Steven Carroll Thornton Wendi Brooks Watkins Leigh Annette DeVore David Lynn Godfrey Cynthia Lee Good Carolyn Suzanne Heath Steven Arnold Hedgepath Jonathan Reed Hoke Josiah Benjamin Hunter James Harold Johnson Nancy Johnson Sonja Lynn Kemp Andrea Dawn Lynch Clifton McKinney Kyle Barrett Penland Guy Henry Robbs Leeann Kristin Seward Charles Franklin Steele Mary Shannon Adams James Henry Alexander James Charlene Anderson Suzanne Boozer William Irvin Buford David Thomas Daum Karen Annette Glenn Kenneth Wayne Heath Kathy Marie Kemp Brenda Darlene Lamb Susan Lamb Russel Scott Liner Sherry Kay McCullough Randall Cassar Mellichamp Lee Pots Shannon Robinson Barbara Ann Scheeta Jamie Luther Seymore William Ruffin Stepp Mark Allen Thornton Kindergarden Year lds NO PQCTURE AVAHABLEJ W, , - ' ,I gg usb- : it t itat t e f',. - -: 3, rr 355.5 an 4 MMA i esgtiiga P at F 5922922 ra was SQ we ,, t M 1 X Q JE E-, L59 we W Nigg . ew rf 'HH ryinr fi? Q -ew y:ZixA,g.ii i- K . ft ,r My Q get '11 These chlldren are preparmg for the blg trme next year when they enter the first grade Learnmg a httle and playlng a lot, they are gettmg use to the envrronment of school Left- Below ject. Kindergarden Above- I love looking at a book with friends around. Right- Jo Jo Anderson concentrates on the ball as he kicks it. Blakely McQuiston Adair Catharine Derrick Adair Joseph Anderson Austin Barnes John Patrick Bell Jennifer Lea Bragg Stanley M. Buford Keri Emma Copeland George Michael Foster Scott Loftis Hall Robbie Leigh Higdon Cindy Hoke 102 NG a NG PQQMRE PXQTURE AV A1 LABLE Ava: were NO J WCTURE AVAILABLE 4-Year lds The Class of 1990 has only just begun. They are learning just a frac- tion of what they will have to learn in the next thirteen years. The biggest thing they are learning is how to get along with others. If they accomplish this, the long thirteen years will be the best years of their life. Left-These young men practice their construction abilities by building a castle. Adam Jeter Paul Kelley Kerri Jane Kirkland Katherine Wells Pace Larry Joe Penland II Michael Barrett Phillips Anna Lynn Randall James Marion Steadman PKITURE AVA! LABLE Owen Raiford Stepp Marion Sage Veneklasen Michael Randolph Welborn Hayne B. Workman 103 f mg vera-4' I. f,.A, . LJZ. . , . . ,tm .rgrsilfgr filing ifflwak sis-,Kes , .J 1 flaws. faasfs , izersf,-'Swv' it-at f S-53? :Sir farfff- V f is ..,.. . ass .Exist .. .swf ,agxgm .rg . .Mm .sm in k ,M 1 5 r tgps: eg,frssi3gf.1a7.: zg if t rye-ff. ' is rt.-1 Ypsfqsive swag , mgawgsergirgeimfr ' i X aaa, are ix .NNWWN.w t, Mft W 'S HIS W5:.6,K?lYf?5 soft r ei f 2 f 'X :T .ggfs no k A VIN? k . , .f 5' . f 7' M5 -f V 7 , , 3 .sk W-I--ef ilk QQEJ mist. 2 + my M,,,.t,.-,1M.,,A3w-,. Lh,, K . EVM gag ,Q , . ig- .migigg Q21 ggi. ,ns 553152 . . 5f:f 35151fg.1,'sQ.J Q gy il T W' 'fox g,s5iff'f' V ' i ' - ,,.. 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For some, it was just a beginningg but for others, it was one more link in the chain of learning. During this year we've experienced many hopes and illusions of success but dispite the disappointments and frustrations which we've endured we leave behind a feeling of sat- isfaction in our achievements and have even higher hopes for next year. 5 G0 RCHING O S IE H . sis easy, ri v,,. , 2 ., E E Q X ir? ' if lk fi S 23 2 is 555 5 iii 3 S ' I , . gig uere e -e As we, the late great Saints of '77, go marching out of THS for the last time ever, we will look back and remember all the good times: the sharing, the togetherness, and the caring. But even though we must go our separate Ways, we will never lose you, our friends, because there is a bond between us all which can never be broken. That bond is our love for each other and the love which we have for the THORNWELL SAINTS. 105 - f .,.. .J ' 'swf ' k 3 A 1' wiv W Q +2 shy E, 6 AMW W si Uwiil ,., 5 Vg A ' Y Q gg fi r Las, ::'. ,N :aww 1 I gm 4 www W Wai f' ff M Amdirwzgl M Qs W WN! Q R ,gm T.E. JONES 8t SONS Home Outfitters 200 W. Main Clinton, S.C. 29325 Phone: 833-0423 WORD MOTOR CO. The Round Man With a Square Deal East Main St. Laurens, South Carolina THE TORRINGTON CO. 06 RE, Q6 'Ss -l Q Z I O as f 5 o or 2 N Q, A o Clinton Bearings Plant Clinton, S. C. Manufacurer of Anti-friction Needle, Roller, Thrust and Heavy Duty Bearings cplzoelzsss THROUGH Plaecrsloml 833-0210 An Equal Opportunity Employer Compliments of Clinton-Newberry Natural Gas Authority cbqnfffan C1gIN'roN TIRE SERVICE BALDWIN MOTOR CO. 3. ff TG QM n..fL.lNl'UN, QCLETI-Tf'iXR1.'?lti?lNA 29525 LOCATED DXRECTLY ACROSS EPUM IHE CLIJNOXY: PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER Ford and Mercury Parts and Service I xjx .N -X . W X X XXX Q 'XEQXXXX rf' N. 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Clinton, South Carolina 29325 SANITARY MARKET On the Square Choice Meats Compliments and of Fancy Groceries Laurens, S.C. GALLMAN's 9844106 BARBER SHOP N, Broad St' SIMPSON FLORAL Clinton, S.C. GARDENS W. Main Street Laurens, S.C. '984-6012 CARCJLINA SERVICE STATION Texaco Products South Broad Street Clinton Kami and Crinky give Miss Luanne Daum that great Texaco service. Tom Ramage, Owner PIZZA INN America's Favorite Pizza 6 Days a Week 11:00 to 11:00 Closed on Monday Phone: 833-4373 Clinton EASTSIDE Florist and Greenhouse Flowers for Every Occasion E. Carolina Ave. 833-2804 The Palmetto Bank Laurens Fountain Inn YOUNGUS GULF STATION 212 N. Broad St. Phone: 833-1487 Charles and Carroll Young CLINTCN MILLS Academy St. Clinton WHITEFOFtD'S GIANT BU RG ER Good Food Fast Service Laurens Hwy. 76 By-Pass 984-7512 Clinton 801 S. Broad 833-0193 NICHOLS TEXACO 806 S. Broad St. 833-4361 Full Line Service + Car Wash 7:30 A.M. - 6:30 P.M. MCG EE'S DRUG STORE Joe McGee R.Ph. 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Carolina 833-0403 Compliments Hepirs an of Installations LAURENS EQUIPMENT CO. GAMBRELL-HANVEY JEWELERS 104 W. Main St. Clinton 'iii ,- A awiffnziiiffiigii i 6-'iii5Y1Q1gIis ' f 'i'3 iwlw -i ii -.gif -irq -siii ,,i 711,-213.9-fir if-4, i swf- ffl Y gs i , i f?-Q. -Siiifigi!21'55-:-',,gi'3v-fSjs'iiii 1 'i i' - - M Mi Wg, , ,ps A DILLARD-BCLAND JEWELEFKS Clinton S.C. G0 SAI NTS 1976-1977 saint Staff Compliments Cornplirnents C'-'NTON DRUG YARBOROUGH ou. SUNDRES COMPANY BLUE AND GGLD Dr. E. V. McCord Mrs. Hudgens Mr. McKinney Copeland Hardware Brown's Jewelers Mrs. Carl J. Arnold PATRGNS Orr Animal Clinic Stan and Polly Brant Angus and Mary Ann Stewart Reverend and Mrs. Philip G. Clarke Donald and Mary Beth Lance Mr. and Mrs. Jack Glenn Roland Tidwell Paul and Martha Muller Miss Gladys Wilson Mrs. Joe Poole Brett and Eric Warren PATRONS Warren and Gladys Dillard Mr. and Mrs. J. W. 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