Carver High School - Tigonian Yearbook (Columbus, GA)

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“Groovy Legs” contest helps combat birth defects Eager to join the battle against birth de- fects, students worked on the various March of Dimes projects. The annual balloon and bread sales proved to l e a success. Beautiful legs were exhibited by boys and teachers in hopes of being crowned “Mr. Groovy Legs”. Right: Showing off his “groovy legs” is Michael Cook, winner of the Groovy Legs” contest. Below: Mike Callinan, Debbie Davenport, Charles Canup and Micheal Cook support the March of Dimes by giving and collecting money. 26

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in exciting game Many outstanding events involving both members of the faculty and student body brought the two groups closer to- gether. The basketball game between members of the Frolicking Faculty and the Superfly Seniors was such an event. The women teachers and senior girls cheered their respective teams on to score one point after another. Students and teachers turned out in full force to witness the thrilling game which re- sulted in a victory for the faculty. Left: Trying to figure out what Billy Johnson and Ricky Harris’ move will be is Coach Patrick. Below left: The cheerleaders for the senior team urge the boys on to score a field goal. Below: The senior boys watch eagerly hoping for a chance to score once again and win the game. 25

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Students achieve recognition. The Governor’s Honors Program Award was given to students who were top achievers in various areas of studies. Tests were given to determine who would participate in this program. Science students received numerous high awards in the District Science Fair. Papers written by the students were judged by teachers at several colleges. Left: The Ciovemor’s Honors semifinalists are Danny Perry (Math), Herbert Mueller (Math), and Keith Crofford (Social Studies). Below: Science Fair winners in various fields of study are Carol Couch, first place. Melanie McClerkin, first place. Danny Perry, third place, Michael McCarty, first place, and Susan Howard, third place. 27