Carver High School - Tigonian Yearbook (Columbus, GA)

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Final Homecoming activities arouse spirit The students gathered to watch the blazing flames of the bonfire that ig- nited spirit which carried over to the pep rally Friday afternoon. The week’s activities were highlighted by a final 21-14 victory over Washing- ton of Atlanta. The homecoming court and queen and their escorts were hon- ored during the half time ceremonies. Vickie Rayford was Carver’s queen with Jennifer Stevens, senior, Kim Jackson, junior. Peaches Barksdale, sophomore, and Audrey Holston, freshman, as her court. Friday night the Student Council sponsored a dance as the final event of the week. 19 Top: Homecoming Queen Vickie Rayford waves to the crowd as her car moves along in the motorcade.

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Tigers see change Though not very reliable at times, the bell for first period rang out loud and clear on the first day of school. For many it was an old friend, for others it was a stranger. It brought forth both old and new, teachers and students alike to meet the challenges that the daily rou- tine of school presented. New and old Tigers alike experienced a change in the familiar daily schedule when the administration chose to have homeroom in the middle of the day. It gave the students and teachers a chance to relax and take things easy. Above: Sherrilene Farley and I arry Burnett talk about school while getting books tor their first pe- riod class. l eft: Becky Griffin curls up her nose at a funny comment made by a friend. 21