Chattahoochee High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (Chattahoochee, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 280 of the 1983 volume:

HNDWLEDGE The desire of knowledge, like the thirst of riches, increases ever with the acquisf tion of if. Sterne 4 These should be cherished; for once discontin- ued, they may be lost forever. Morgonno We continue many customs simply because they have been done before. 5PIRIT () t) 9 8 OWS all.SEES ALL p TELLS ALL i� -nR ft SMALL is the opportunity to do more. Dr. Jonas Soik I feel that the greatest reward for doing FR5HDN5, 5TVLE5, AND fTIDDE5 ____ '___ _ I of the people, never the same for any length of time. Seneca Style has no fixed laws; It is changed by the usage MAJjHNNA ft Of IOa A school is mode up of mony people • from the county superin- tendent to the principol; from the teachers to the custodial staff. However, more important than oil these ore the students; for without the students, there would be no need for a school. And, contrary to o populor belief held by mony teachers, the student also has a private life. The CHS student hos o life that is both unique and similar to others. Some people may joke about life in o small town being boring, but they'd be surprised at the fun the CHS students hove. Mony CHS students dwell on the upcoming weekend. During the winter, o Friday night is usually spent of o football gome, and o Saturday night or the movies. After the movie, the students might grab o pizza or o ham- burger. But winter is only one of the four seasons in a student's life. Summer is the most exciting time of the year. CHS students long for weekends at the beach. One may find mony CHS students on Panama City Beach during the summer, especially during spring holidays. Shopping for that sum- mer wardrobe is also a favorite of the girls. If one would like to find out more about the CHS students, just go where the students are. There con be found a group of students hanging our ot Naomi's or the Junior Food Store absorbed in the video games. There can also be found o group of CHS students congregating in the parking lot in the morning before school or in the gym or lunch. There's a pretty knowledgeable group in front of the school before the first bell and there is another crowd behind the gym or lunch, (usually in o gome of football). 5TUDENT 18 student life LIFE However, life is nor oil fun and gomes. Believe if or not, there is a time for seriousness. There comes a rime when you must fight for what you believe. The Juniors proved this when it come rime to build the traditional Homecoming Bonfire. However, the Seniors, not to be outdone by any means, ran awoy with the poster contest. Also, any So- phomore would be more than happy to sit you down and scream SOPHOMORE M-A-N-l-A, SOPHOMORE MANIA! in your ear. The mighty Freshmen are not to be taken lightly either; they hold their ground at any pep rally. The eighth and seventh graders proved to everyone their spirit also. They completely dominated the Spirit Chain event. Another serious side to life is that one must make a living, somehow. Before school, after school, and on weekends, one can find many CHS students trying to make an extra buck or two. These are envied by those who ore less fortunate, and cannot find employment, bur that's life . .. And, this is life, too . . . Student Life. More importantly, it is the CHS Student Life. The next few pages will let you explore the many colorful facets of the CHS Student Life, so, by all means, continue . . . srudenr life 19 Movies, pizza, Pac-Mon, jeans, sports, and reading magazines - they bring us hours of pleasure. They bring us closer together with our family, friends, and ourselves. These, and others, are the .. . 5TUDENT 21 Top: Joseph Scon enrenoins o few of his friends with one of his corny jokes. Top Right: Ricky McKee spends o few minutes in quiet medirorion before going to English and o reading of MACOETH. Above: Joner Dolton, Joey Dosford, ond Joy Scott enjoy muslcol enrerroinmenr during lunch. Right: With logging steps, Terry Searcy ond Colvin Dowkins re lucro nrly moke it to doss. HPiDUND 22 student life CRFT1PLE Top Left: I've got to do it in five minutes ' soys Todd Victory os he hurriedly finds his books for the next doss. Top Right: Some run, some walk, some sir, and some talk os students change dosses during the doy. Left: Shurondo Melvin, Angelo White, ond Shirley Barfield congregate or the bottom of the steps during lunch. Above. The lunchroom is always the best place to ear, visit, and gossip with your friends. srudenr life 20 Cindy Hewetf was chosen as rhe 1982-83 Homecoming Queen. Cindy has been involved in various activities while offending CHS. She has been o member of rhe bond and o majorette, secretary for the Notional Honor Society, and o member of numerous clubs ond activities. It is o great honor for me to be elected Homecoming Queen. I will never forger rhe excitement and thrill of the moment when my name was announced os Homecoming Queen of 1982. 25 trecru — cream ... A Week ro Remember wos rhe rheme for Homecoming, held October 18-22. Activity doys were Imitate Your Favorite Entertainer Day, Orange and White Spirit Doy, ond Dress Up Day. The Student Council present- ed a homecoming program in the gym, and the cheerleaders held o bonfire at Therrell Field. Right: The Freshman doss, rhe third prize winner, rides through rhe Halloween porode. Center: Dione Goulds, Dorlene Smith, ond Undo Lewis moke spirit chains for Spirit Week. Below Right: Normo Brunson comes ro school dressed os her favorite entertainer. Bottom Left: Lindo Reed, Dione Goulds, Annie Reed, ond Valerie Chambers perform os the Fontostic Four In rhe Homecoming program. 5PECIHL 26 student life The journalism class spon- sored Spirit Week, October 25-29, to promote spirit for the Chat- tahoochee - Sneads football gome. During the week, jour- nalism students sold links of o paper chain for five cents. The homeroom with the longest choin, 12-A, was declared the winner ot the October 29rh pep roily. Left: Cheryl Kennedy, Shan Jasper, Priscilla Moore, Linda Lewis, and Tonja White are the No-No's during homecom- ing week. Below: Dickie Liggett, The Fonz , leaves doss. Center: Floyd Mayo, os the instructor, leads Nancy Mayo and Sherry Bailey, the Midgets, in exercises during the homecoming program. Bottom Left: Nancy Mayo prepares for the annual bonfire. srudenr life 27 Ricky McKee and Todd DeVone wrote Santa Searches for Truth and Wisdom for the annual Christmas program. The story evolved around 'Tow spirited Santo trying to make his life exciting by seeking the advice of Guru Willie. Santa viewed these different lifestyles, the life of a hoodlum, (which didn't work out), the life of a boxer (the sight of blood would not do), and the life of a movie star (pressures were too great). Finally, Santa remained Santa and visited all the children. Top Left: Cliff Santum P.l. Thames's press agent, Suzanne Calloway, tries to get a little order In Sonrum's dressing room. Top Right: Santo and his elves pose for o picture before delivering candy to the oudlence. Above: The cost of Santo Searches for Truth ond Wisdom wishes the oudlence o Merry Chrisrmos. Right: Floyd Moyo ond Janet Dolton ore Mr. ond Mrs. Santo Clous. STUDENT 28 student life student life 29 PERFDRmflNCE5 Top Left: Ricky McKee and assistant Timothy Vinson give the Midday Report on on escaped convict that looks somewhat like this. Top Right: The Hee-Haw gang express their innocence of never spreading rumors. Left: Lynn Oliver and Gregg Johnson ' ‘search the world over for their lost yearbook. The Journalism class presented their annual play to the student body on December 7. Three plots were used to promote yearbook sales. The first skit was a spin-off of The Price Is Right”. The second skit was taken from the tv program ''Fame” and the third was taken from portions of Hee-Haw”. Between each skit, the students presented various commercials including the Midday Report. The program was presented to boost yearbook sales. Mr. CHS, Garry Reed, was a very busy student. He starred his day at 4:30 A. M. and went to work at Irvin's Bakery. Then he came to school from 8:25 to 3:25. His afternoons and evenings were usually filled with homework, television, earing, and talking to his girl friend. On the weekends, Garry relaxed and enjoyed life. He spent his time with his friends, family, and girl friend. He also spent his rime playing basketball, making tapes, listening to music, and weightlifting. Top: As office helper, Garry does the absentee for the day. Above: After glazing doughnuts or Irvin's Bakery, Garry takes them to the showroom, night: Taking his cap and gown picture, mokes Garry owore that his is o senior. 30 srudem life Priscilla Moore, Miss CHS, also stayed very busy. A member of the Honor Society, she spent much of her rime studying. After school, she attended cheerleader or drill team practice. Priscilla's weekends were filled with activities. I usually do my chores; then, I hove fun. I spend rime with my family and friends. At night, I usually go out with my sister. Sometimes I go our with one of my boy friends.” Top Left: Priscilla gets Mrs. Butler's moll during second period eoch day. Top Bight: Cheerleading is on important port of Priscilla's school life. Left: Priscilla touches up her makeup before taking pictures. studenr life 31 5TLEENT5 ACHIEVE AMERICAN LEGION CITIZENSHIP AWARDS: Winners — Damon McMillan and Rhonda Richardson; Runners-up — Gina Oberr and Kevin Rogers. This year there was on abun- dance of activities in which students could participate, Spelling bees, declamation contests, brain brawls, and the newly begun Science-Educational Expo were just a few of the activities. Most students did their best to reach the top. Hard work and dedication were the main ingredients that led these students to their success. Above: EDUCATIONAL EXPO FIRST PLACE WINNERS: Front — Bethany Breeden, Groce Pimentel, Robin Smith, Trod Lee, Rhett Tucker. Bock — Paul McDaniel, Kim Shepard, Joseph Scott, Tonyo Jones, Joey Edwards, Scott Richter. Left: OTHER EDUCATIONAL EXPO FIRST PLACE WINNERS: Front — Pom McCoy, Jodie Hupp, Audrey Campbell, Veronica Shirley. Bock — Ricky McKee, Joy Scott, Chris McAllister, Kevin Johnson. student life 33 Above.- Darrell Cor roll accepts the Whitfield Best County Unit Award from Col. Killette. Right: Drill ream members, Laura Stallworth, Verona Markham, Robbie Marlowe, Amy White, Michelle Kennedy, Jennifer McHugh, Traci Shivers, Cynthia Bryant, Julia Hall, and Ann Marlowe proudly display the trophies they won in various meets throughout the northwest Florida, southwest Alabama area. HCCnmPLl5HmENT5, 5UC Above: School winners in the declamation contest strike a pose from their selection. Front — SENIOR HIGH WINNERS — Trocey Shivers, Sheldon Young, ond Tonjo White. Bock — JUNIOR HIGH WINNERS — Domon McMillon ond Glynis Baker. 34 srudenr life CE55 AND RECOGNITION Top: Le Thai is presented o plaque ond o check for $50.00 by Dill Glendenning, yearbook representative. Le hod the award winning photograph or the Jock Williams yearbook workshop. Left: Voughtroil Hairston happily accepts o new dictionary, given by the Condy Stripers or the Health Fair, from Angelo White. Above: CHS SPELLING DEE WINNERS, Monica Lee, Sherri Sutton, Louro Stallworth, Kory Dougherty, ond Cynthio Lee reminisce about words colled during various competitions. student life 35 Top Left: Kim Turnage and Jennifer Whiddon spend rime walking. Top Right: Ryan Rodgers and Joseph Scott find swopping boseboll cards to be fun. Above: Louro Stallworth points to an Interesting aspect of her embroidery. Right: Training for the Junior Olympics Is rime consuming bur rewording for Trelles D'Alemberre. 06 student life The Ole Hof Some people moy rhink It's funny bur I really loved rhof Ole Har with Irs sofr, silk bond. Ir brings bock memories of good rimes ond bod rimes. Ir reminds me of rhe mony rimes I would see my grondforher working ond swearing in his own business, frying ro sifr our o meol or rwo for his family. I con remember oil rhe rimes he rook me fishing, ond oil rhe fish fries ond rhe picnics our family hod ond him wearing rhar some Ole Har. If also carried mony bod memories. I con remember when he wos hospirolized, ond his Ole Hor wos pur owoy In his special place, nor ro be worn unril he rerurned home. He wenr ro his grove holding rhor Ole Hor ond carrying mony memories wirh ir. I would go ro his house somerimes, rhinking ro find him working ond swearing, bur now I know I'll never see him or his Ole Hor ogoin. Joseph P. Rogers 2nd Place, Sr. High Division CHS Educational Expo WINNING ENTRIES Rob James Pencil Drawing Best of Show 1st Place Youth Division Morion no Arts ond Crofts Show The Seoson In rhe olr Is rhe feel of spring. April showers ond birds rhor sing. Brighr worm sunshine brings rhe flowers ro bloom. Filling rhe air wirh rheir frogronr perfume. The days become longer. The urge ro ploy srronger. Small faces smile delighrmenr. In rheir heorrs rhere is exciremenr. Thank you God for oil of our seosons. Bur especially for spring, for oil of rhese reasons. Paul McDaniel 1st Place, Jr. High Division CHS Educational Expo Do I Love You? Do I love you? Whaf o quesrlon! Though ir seems or jusf rhis momenr Thor I con’r remember when .. . C'mon honey, pleose forgive me — You musr know how much I core, Ir’s norural ro love you As If Is ro breorhe rhe oir ... Bur I srlll soy Ir ofren Since Ir means so much ro you — Especially If you promise Thor you'll soy you love me, roo! Le Thai First Place Yearbook Workshop Jock Williams Company Deni to Drown 3rd Place Jr. High Division CHS Educational Expo srudenr life 37 Once again, rhe juniors and seniors met on rhe playing field. The excitement had been building up and class spirit was at its peak. At the beginning of the contest, most underclassmen had already chosen sides. The first event, the three-legged race was close at first, but the seniors pulled it out at the end. The score: SENIORS - 10, Juniors - 2. The second event, gum unwrapping-with-gloves-on- the-hands, had juniors written all over it. The score now stood even, SENIORS - 12, JUNIORS - 12. The card-stacking event was third, see sawing back and forth from juniors to seniors, and finally back to juniors. The score was then JUNIORS - 22, Seniors - 14. Next was the orange pass and the Above Right: Seniors celebrate o victory In the three-legged relay race. Above: Jennifer McHugh unwraps gum os Melinda Gilley ond Sherry Weeks look on. Right: As they cross rhe finish line, Cliff Thornes ond Jonet Dolton signal that seniors ore number one. JUNDR5 - 5ENDPS 38 student Iffe juniors opened up their leod to o comfortable 32-16. The seniors regrouped for the fifth event, the tug-of-war, ond emerged from the locker room geared for bottle. The score, after the seniors, clinched the tug-of-war, totaled to JUNIORS -34, seniors - 26. The seniors entered the basketball gome knowing the best thing they could hope for was a fie ond o tie-breaker. However, this wos not to be. The junior girls beat the senior girls 9-6 and the junior boys finished the senior boys with a shot ot the buzzer for o final score of 19-18. The final overall total wos JUNIORS - 44, seniors - 28. IN CamPETlTlON Above Left: Drldgetr McLeroy has no trouble our jumping Rita Corker to begin the boskerboll gome. Above: Juniors suffer the agony of defeat. Left: Undo Lewis ond Belinda NeSmlrh perform the latest donee step during the orange pass. sfudenr life 39 P-R- STUDENT 40 srudenr life J Top Left: During the srudenr council picnic, students enjoy eorlng their hamburgers. Top Right: Tonjo White demonstrates the CPR method during the Health Fair. Right: Bart Jones watches os Paul Coley measures Fred Green's height. Above: Colvin Dawkins Is nominated Head Cook of the onnuol student council picnic. ■if FUNCTOsB Top: Color Guard and girl's drill ream pass the reviewing stand during the Annual Formation Inspection. Left: Honor Society students enjoy o banquet or the Charter House in Bainbrldge. Above: A bring-your-own-steok picnic Is enjoyed by the yearbook staff. student life 41 Remember o nome, Remember a face,- Remember o rime And a special ploc Remember rhe days Shared long ago: When someone special You came to know. Morgonno autographs 40 (XL C. KS. of © C Teacher CLASS SCHEDULE Home Room No. Grade — ™s Period Subj ect Teacher Room 1 Science Einstein Bio. 2 History Hannibal 64 3 Math Euclid 34 4 English Shakespeare 19 5 Business Ed. Rockefeller Typing 6 P.E. Hercules Gym Of Qf Q a proven minority Top Left: Original slogan, created by Ricky McKee for government, gives students incentive to attend school. Top Right: Kevin Rogers rhumbs through the cord catalog in search of the right library book. Left: Raymond Brewster points out elements on the periodic table while Timothy Vinson lends o helping hond. Above: Chod King and Paul McDaniel practice the fundomenrols of ploying their instruments. DocJ t. curriculum 45 Hire literate the Jb xsL aL € jultCJUL P uratJ Mv L o iyuj dST cAi- yU QA c U ------Top .e : Lourl Davis uses Benedict's solution os she for sugor. Top Right: Tonjo White Is omozed os fellow classmates collect gos In o test tube. Left: Trocey Moore examines molds through o microscope os Paul McDonieL adjusts the focusing. _____Top Left: Chemistry experiment captures rhe- ottenrlon of students. Top Right: During on experiment on lowering the freezing point by o solvent, Joe Rogers finds that the result cream — umm - ummm. Left: Sylvlo Doker wolfs for her chance to observe whor Anthony Butler sees under the microscope. m crOuoSL J rfucLmb' r A 'I.,| V� • • v ;! i p . ♦ 4o curriculum Top: Won co .ee, native of Nigeria, confers with Ricky McKee of Saudi Arabia,'' at the annual UN Day conference. Right: Lyn Oliver, Carol Vaughn, and Undo Lewis study slogans prepared by government students. (j u.b[;cJJe{ w9r) i pidc (f K x: ju er A. rfctJ!r njo+A -' Pont leave hone without it. Top: Tim Baker, Lloyd Wright, and Ewonyo Tore study the eogrophlcoi features of the world. Left: Sherry Boiley and Nancy 1 oyo give Sgt. Ed Me White their undivided attention os he 1emonstrotes the rest for morijuono. Above: Timothy Vinson takes art in o food taste rest comparing name-brand foods to generic- brands. Top Left: Peggy McCoy ond Colvin Dawkins point some important lines on the income rox chart os Joann Alongls takes note.' Top Right: James Dennett works diligently to find the answer to o percent problem. Left: Moth problems keep seventh grade students- working ot one of their quieter paces. oaJ of tH e VWfr__________________________ I €TY) S CtrrrC J Urrn h6 ur flAgJ ovA y KM AenJl! rrioM- curriculum 51 Above: Glynls Do her' dramatizes her declama- tion — Casey at the ■Dor.'' Above: Right: As yearbook editor, Jackie Stinson spends much of her time working on layouts.. Right: Ninth grade English students work on their projects on The Odyssey. 52 curriculum Q C m yro JL (2) yyy (y Cb noctu curriculum 53 Above: Adding leaves to a homonym tree helps students' vocabulary grow. Right: The Shakespearian Globe Theater Is studied throughout the many phases of high school literature. Bottom: Journalism students work, to complete the yearbook. M • • ■ T €JL. _____Top .e f.- Sherry Weeks relies on accounting charts for assistance with her work. Top Right: Lisa Block completes o typing assignment while Victoria Jackson uses the adding machine. Above: Tina Fleemon learns to use the copy machine In her clerlcol course. wmn $JLh£. £ s lofoyyJi' Ccsr iy c A kAA V 2 Above: Trod Jomes bosres o fodng In o blouse. Left: Lori Humphrey rhumbs through the pattern booh in search of the idea! one to moke. Sol. £ OTR.O-ttC o . Above Left: Alfred Eggleron concentrates on o computer .program in exceptional educo--. tion. Above Right: Eddie Snow stands ot attention during in- spection. Right: Drill ream 'members display their or A.F.I. Q 1 Left: During weight lifting doss, Chris Hand attempts to strengthen his leg musdes. Above: Angelo White displays the ■correct way to jump rope. Bottom: Joonn Alongls, Joey Bosford, Victoria Jackson, and Jockie Ford ploy o quick gome of four square. ■ 58 curriculum b o Oliver and Top Left: Library helpers. Lyn Vinson, bind magazines as parr of their assignment. Top Right: As an office helper, Cheryl Reed collects absentees. Left: P.E. helpers Rita Corker and Paul Green assist Coach Pace and Mrs. Smith. Above: One of Terry Cotton's duties Is to check absentees. curriculum 59 m i i English Top Left: Science projects display various geographical features. Top Right: The judge carefully reads each English composition In on attempt to choose the best one. Left: An American flog mode of morchsrlcks drew much attention. Above: • Several of the English entries depicted scenes from The Odyssey. Right; Gene Huff and Kevin Johnson look up from their final exam long enough for o picture to be token. AQ, ua. CjtrvrULA, 'fco' £ .d £ _ f SEMESTER EXAM SCHEDULE V ; DATE PERIOD TIME Monday, June 6 1 8:50-11:30 6 12:30-3:25 Tuesday, June 7 2 8:50-11:30 5 12:30-3:25 Wednesday, June 8 4 o:ou—' •uu 3 11:30-2:25 Chad King takes time to grab a quick drin of water. Top Right: Geometry students use their free rime to mummify o clossmore. Above: Seniors look our over the balcony, possible for the lost rime. RighT. look or report cords with mixed emotions Juniors 4 Few chonges were mode in the area of organizations for the '82-’83 term with two new clubs, Bond Club and Arts and Crafts, being added. An activity period during which clubs met once each six weeks was the scheduled meeting rime; however, Student Council and Honor Society held regulor monthly meetings along with several colled meetings. For most of the organizations, fund raising dominated their activities. Suppers, varying from fish to Bar-B-Que to pileau, were o common money roiser. The sole of various products wos on almost continuous activity. The Student Council wos in- strumental in providing activities for the student body throughout the year. They sponsored dances to celebrate holidays or just to provide weekend entertainment. Traditional activities such as homecoming, Student Govern- ment Day, co-sponsoring the Christmas ploy, and the junior- senior competition were contin- ued. Funds were provided for the principal's All A's luncheon os well os other special school needs. National Honor Society mem- bers added to student activities by printing school papers of homecoming and before spring break. An added feature in the spring paper was individual ads which added interest to the paper and o jingle to the club's pockerbook. For the second year, o ream from the NH5 participated in o brain brawl in Tallahassee. Community projects included a Christmas party at FSH and serving in booths at the health fair.' Many other activities were conducted by other clubs, such os the Glee Club's participation in the Veterans Day program and the C-Club's concessions of boll gomes. 62 dubs Top Left: Journalism students enjoy o day at the store capirol while attending o Journalism workshop. Top night: President-elect Raymond Brewster addresses the student body during on assembly. Above: The Drum and Bugle Crop perform during the AFI. Top: VICA member Chris Hand works diligently on on automobile engine during shop doss. For Left: Rusty Doy purs the finishing touches on the electrical wiring in o house, os Orion Roberson hands him the necessary tools. Left: Allan Goy repairs o lownmower engine during small engines doss. Below Left: VICA — Chris Hand, Terry Seorcy, Allan Goy, Orion Roberson, Rusty Doy, Mr. Toole. Below: Terry Seorcy demonstrates his expertise in repairs, os he quickly gets this electric sow bock in working order. VDCRTIDNRL INDLETRIRL5 CLUB □f RFTIERICR Top Left: Ronnie Green prepares to sell o bog of popcorn or basketball concessions. Top Right: For one of their initiation activities, Dovld Johnson, ikey Weeks, Donovon Weeks, Chuck Dlounr, Tom Pickens, Robert Corlno, and Dickie Liggett dressed os the “Fruity Loom Bunch. Above: C-CLUB — Kneeling — John Wolden, Robert Carino, Chuck Blount, Dovld Johnson, Tom Pickens, Eric Gissendoner, Paul Coley, Chorles Coley. Standing — Ikey Weeks, Dickie Liggett, Ronnie Green, Kevin Johnson, Joy Scott, Joe Rogers, Cliff Thornes, Floyd Moyo, Carl Pltrmon, Kevin Bundy, and Donovon Weeks. 64 c club RERDBIC DANCE CLUB Club members, Tongeto Baker, Renee Snow, Tomoro DeVone, demonstrate on aerobic donee movement. Cindy Lee, Sheila Johnson, Riro Corker, and Cheryl Kennedy, AEROBIC DANCE: Bottom Row — Anthony Dowkins, Cheryl Kennedy, Prlsclllo Moore, Victoria Jockson, Cynthio Lee, Joseph Kennedy. Second Row — Tongelo Baker, Angelo Fleming, Morion Lee, Yolondo Rory. Undo Hodley, Volerle Chambers, Ann McClendon. Third Row — Riro Corker, Poturo Marlowe, Pom Avriert, Noncy Cormichoel, Tomoro DeVone, Shielo Johnson. Meliso Cooper, Renee Snow. Lost Row — Tim Campbell, Alfred Eggleron, Chris Moore. oerobic donee 65 RRT5 AND CRRFT5 CHE55 CLUB5 ARTS AND CRAFTS: Front — Jonie Barber, Cindy Hewett, Sherry Nancy Maya, Jackie Stinson, Brendo Adklson, Chou Thai. Dailey, Traci Weaver. Back — Kory Dougherty, Robin Ledbetter, CHESS CLUB: Front — Tim Wilson, Darin Dixon, Johnny Lumon, Ryan Rodgers, Tony Reed, Terry Cowort. Bock — Freddy Eckrich, Robert Walden, Bernard White, Joseph Blue, Leonn Morrell, Stocey Howell, Dart Jones, Jimmy Jackson, Shelby Johns, Dill Mayo, Kevin Vinson, Domon McMIllion. 66 orts ond crofts chess BU51NE5S INTEREST 5PRN15H CLUBS BUSINESS INTEREST CLUB: Front — Raymond Brewster, Colvin Jackson, Bock — Julio Holi, Volendo Donald, Roxie Jockson, Angelo Dawkins, Amy White, Fred Green, Clifford McMilllon. Middle — Wilson, Glynis Boker, Undo Clark. Evelyn Rory, Donno Toylor, Sybil Jockson, Sherri Sutton, Lottie SPANISH CLUB: Front — Michael James, Doryl McMillion, Sylvlo Lotrevo Stallworth, Marguerite Boss, Jennifer Mothis, Jenny Johns, Boker, Stocey Copeland, Llso McCormick; Robert Durden. Bock — Angle Gloss, Alfle Brown. FBLA sponish 67 GLEE CLUB NUTRITIGN CLUB GLEE CLUB: Front — Jeon Thomos, Delmerro McMillan, Rhondo Fields, Pom Trovis, Angelo Surrency. Bock — Angelio Brown, Tonjo Jackson, Karlo Brown, Comelo Thomos, Carlo Carroll. Second Row White, Trocey Shivers, Loshebo Trovis, Tlno Mackey, and Lindo — Rhondo Richardson, Suebrenno Petrus, Anlro Creol, Dorothy Dukes. NUTRITION CLUB: Front — Noncy Cutchins. Adonio Burns, Jackie Ford, Gwen Powell, ond Jennifer Sanders. Bock — Ronold Hughes, Ricky Dowell. Charles Peterson. Michael McClendon. Charles Belford, Roosevelt Hodley. Sheldon Young, ond Morvin Bradley. 68 glee nurririon ROD AND GUN: Front — Joe Mock Windham. Second Row — Denito Drown, Eddie Corino, Daniel D'Aiemberte Chris Hand, Todd Vickery, Michael Wooten, Eddie Thorp. Third Row — Gory Multon, Kevin Rogers, James Harris, Chris Corbett, Voughrroii Hairston, Croig Monuel. Fourth Row — Patrick Thomos, Rondoll Creol, Ferris Goodson, Allen Cotton, Chris Burns, Mike Domett, Mott Dennison, Tony Dutler. Dock — Willie Foster, Lomor White, Mock McMillan, Keith Mercer, Christopher Walker, Jerome Jockson. rod 6 gun 69 JUNIOR 5CENCE CLUB Above: JR. SCIENCE: Front — Timothy Murray, Tracey Moore, Cedrlck Pete, Angelo Rory, Eugene Dukes. Second Row — Regina Obert, Kelli Mack, Timothy Baker, Lorenzo Jackson. Third Row — Titus Stallworth, Sandro Rowan, Trelles D'Alemberte, Ewonya Tate. Bock Row — J. C. Reed, Joey Edwards, Anthony Rory, Eddie Snow, Lorry Dickey, Mr. Heggs - Sponsor. Below: Joey Edwards, Larry Dickey, Trelles D'Alemberte and Titus Stallworth look or a baby shark during club period. 70 junior science FHfl After viewing o demonstration on o yearbook production, Folth Rudd, Brenda Herndon, Heidi Reynolds, ond Sheila Barfield browse through various yearbooks. Attempting to capture the member's attention, Joner Dolton colls the club meeting to order. FHA: Front - Folth Rudd. Sholon Morris, Trod Lee, Angie Coin, Angle Wells. Second Row — Trod James. Pom McCoy, Sherry Weeks, Shannon Holland, Brendo Herndon, Tina Tye, Brenda Brown, Stefonie Peacock, Holly Bornett, Groce Pimento!. Third Row — Suzanne Collowoy, Jennifer McHugh, Heidi Reynolds. Sheila Barfield, Beth NeSmith, Ellen Ethridge, Jo Ann Alongls, Lorrl Humphrey, Carolyn Moyo, Joner Dolton. f.h.o. 71 LIBRARY CLUB S OFFICERS LIBRARY CLUB: Front — Joseph Scon, Kim McDaniel, Peter Voughn, Morry Webb, Lisa Griffin, Crowley, Elaine Ethridge, Venice Goodson, James Carol Vaughn, Jill Hamilton, Rhetr Tucker. Ethridge, Terry Searcy, Ulonda Helms. Back — Paul 1 During a program on mater- ials available in the library, Carol Voughn, Venice Goodson, James Ethridge, and Elaine Ethridge browse through magazines. OP- POSITE PAGE: OFFICERS: Top Left — President, Venice Goodson; Top Right — Pres.-Elect, Kim Crowley; Middle Left — Secre- tory, James Ethridge; Middle Right — Treasurer, Elaine Ethridge: Bottom Left — Parliamentarian, Terry Searcy: Bottom Center — Program Chairman, Joseph Scott, Bottom Right — Program Chair- man, Ulonda Helms. 72 library CL JOjqn GUIDANCE AND CAREER CLUB Short Jasper, Deon Dawkins, Jackie Drown, Drenda Carroll, Craig McLeroy, and Darrell Carroll search for Information on different careers in research materials. GUIDANCE AND CAREER CLUB: Front — Marjorie Murray, Sheila Kennedy, Shan Jasper, Robbie Morlowe, Ricky Copeland, Tonja Chapman, Veronica Wiley. Second Row — Michelle Kennedy, Shuronda Melvin, Annie Reed, Dean Dawkins, Linda Reed, Veronica Reed, Cynthia Bryant. Back — Andreia Chapman, Sybil McMillian, Chandler Dickson, Sheila Bennett, Brenda Coroll, Angela White, Jackie Brown, Brendo Dickey, Marvin Carroll, Darrell Carroll, Craig McLeroy. 74 guidance ond career 5TU0ENT COUNCIL IN ACTION Top Left: Performing one of her duties os president. Tonjo White addresses the student body before on assembly. Top Right: All A students enjoy principal's luncheon held In the cofererio. Left: Mrs. Williams, student council sponsor, prepores the food or the annual student council picnic. Above: Hopeful condidores and their campaign managers wait to deliver their speeches during elections. student council 75 BAND CLUB Top: BAND CLUB: First Row — Sven Von Pelt, Morvin Sims, John McAllister, Edward Worthington. Chod King. Second Row — Maury Campbell, Wendy Oliver, Tomo Kohler, Kim Shepord, Suzonne Strickland, Kim Turnoge, Jeonnie Hewer. Third Row — Berhony Breeden, Dondo Frederick, Tonyo Jones, Lou McCoy, Michelle Holloway, Angelo Shouppe, Melisso Holloway. Fourth Row — Louro Stollworrh, Karen Gardner, Normo Brunson, Morio Campbell, Peggy McCoy, Melinda Gilley, Le Thai, Verona Markham, Scott Kohler. Fifth Row — Vince Vickery, Gene Huff. Above: Bond club members rehearse during meeting. Right: During o club meeting, Lou McCoy points out o special beat to Tonyo Jones. 76 bond club NRTIONRL HONOR SOCIETY Top Left: Newly topped members take their oath. Top Right: Ricky McKee explains the qualities required for membership in honor society during the annual rapping. Left: Mrs. Rodgers and Monica Lee pur the finishing touches on the homecoming paper. Above: NH5 members enjoy their annual banquet, held or the Charter House In Bainbridge. notional honor society 77 Top Left: After o performance, drum major Mario Campbell leads the Marching Jackets off the. field. Top Right: What I Did for Love Is one of the favorite halftime selections. Bottom Left: The Marching Jackets spork enthusiasm or halftime. Right: The flog corp odds precision and color to the halftime shows. 78 bond Top: Halfrime shows come to on end with o flourish. Left: High stepping Jackets entertain during local parade. Above. Many Christmas favorites ore ployed for the December PTO meeting. bond 79 SEVENTH GRADE BAND: First Row — Dondo Frederick, Tomoro DeVone, Bethany Breedon, Marguerite Bass, Angie Coin, Angie Gloss, Sandro Rowan, Stephanie Kent, Lisa McCormick. Second Row — Angelo Surrency. Angie Wells, Shannon Holland, Doniel DAIemberte, Nancy Carmichael, Todd Vickery, James Harris. Third Row — Stacey Copeland, Sven Van Pelt, Jennifer Mathis, Anthony Butler, Lamar White, John McAllister, Donald Humphrey, Daryl McMillan, Paul McDaniel, Maury Campbell, Chad King, Joseph Scott, Chris Corbett. EIGHTH GRADE BAND: Front — Tonya Jones, Karen Gardner, Toma Kohler, Kim Shepard. Back — Lou McCoy, Jeannie Hewett, Wendy Oliver, Brian Owens, Edward Worthington. Daryl McMillan plays special note at practice. 80 bond MARCHING JACKETS: Front - Lou McCoy, Carolyn Mayo, Jo Ann Alongls, Morvln 51ms, Dickey Liggerr, Larreva Stallworth, Sheldon Young, Cindy Hewerr, Angelo Shouppe, Marla Campbell. Second Row - Faith Rudd. Jennifer McHugh. Third Row - Suzanne Strickland, Michelle Sparks, Derh NeSmirh, Suzy Spears, Tomo Kohler, Kelli Mock, Shirley Barfield, Kim Morrell, Angelo White, Kim Turnoge, Cindy Rowon, Renee Marlowe. Fourth Row - Ellen Ethridge. Stefonie Peacock, Brenda Adkison, Elolne Ethridge, Melisso Connell, Groce FLAG CORP: Front - Melisso Holloway, Undo Green. Bock - Parti Hunt, Suzonne Strickland, Ellen Ethridge, Faith Rudd, Lou McCoy. Pimento , Angelo Rory, Sherri Sutton, Brendo Carroll, Noncy Cutchins. Amy White. Fifth Row - Porri Hunt, Vince Vickery. Charles Coley. James Jockson, Rhert Tucker, Brian Owens, Edward Worthington, Normo Brunson, Mellndo Gilley, Trelles D'Alemberte, Liso Pitts. Sixth Row - Melisso Holloway, Undo Green, Morvin Carroll, Michelle Holloway, Heidi Reynolds, Gene Huff, Verona Morkhom, Peggy McCoy, Le Thai, Scott Kohler, Kevin Johnson, Loshebo Travis. RIFLE CORP: Liso Pitts, Amy White, Jennifer McHugh, Renee Morlowe, Loshebo Trovis. bond 81 Immediately following elections in the spring of '82, the newly elected drum major and major- ettes took their places to lead the 1982-'83 Marching Yellow Jackets on the field. During the summer drum major, Mario Campbell attended o bond comp at Florido State University to leorn new routines. The majorettes also attended o comp or Troy Store University. While at comp they attended classes to improve their perform- ing skills. Throughout the year these skills were used to entertain at half-time. JoAnn Alongls Corolyn Mayo Angelo Shouppe 62 majorettes '80 NHS TAPPEES: Front Row ■ Mellndo Gilley, Trod James. Second Row ■ Traci Weaver, Brenda AdMson. Third Row ■ Michelle Holloway, Charles Coley. Fourth Row ■ Undo Green, Melisso Holloway. Fifth Row ■ Amy White, Carolyn Moyo. Bock Row ■ Chris McAllister, Will McCormick, Joe Rogers, and Fred Green. NATIONAL HONOR 50CIETV The James E. Williams chapter of the National Honor Society began the '82-'83 school term with eighteen members In the chapter. Fourteen new members were honored to be added to the organization during the annual topping. They were selected on the qualities of character, service, scholarship, and leadership. The National Honor Society rapping was held during the month of February, which was also Black Awareness Month; therefore the ceremony was centered around famous Black Americans who were noted for the four qualities one had to aquire to be tapped Into the chapter. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: Sirring ■ Morlo Campbell, Le Thai, Priscilla Moore, Cheryl Kennedy. Second Row ■ Todd DeVone, Chou Thai, Sherry Bailey, Tonjo White, Nancy Moyo, Belinda NeSmlrh. Bock Row ■ Paul Coley, Joy Scorr, Michael McCormick, Mrs. Rodgers (Sponsor), Monica Lee, Cindy Hewerr, and Jackie Stinson. notional honor society 63 FHA FAVORITE S DFFICER5 FHA Favorite for this year was Floyd Mayo. He was o member of the C-Club where he held the office of Vice-President. As o member of the yearbook staff, he worked on the senior section. He played offensive guard ond defensive tackle on the football team. A three year student of the JROTC, he was commissioned o ILf. his senior year. When asked about his extro-curriculor activities, Floyd expressed that they hod been of major importance to him during his school years. His reaction to being chosen FHA Favorite, wos that he was honored ond very EXCITED! Above: FHA FAVORITE ■ Floyd Mayo. FHA OFFICERS: Left ■ Holly Bomerr, Secretory: Joner Dolton, President. Below Left ■ Sherry Weeks, Parliamentarian-, Joann Alongls, Treasurer. Below Center ■ Carolyn Mayo, President-Elea. Below Right ■ Srefonle Peacock, Social Chairman,- Suzanne Collowoy, Reporter. C-Club Sweetheart for 1982-1983 was Melissa Holloway, a member of the sophomore doss. She was olso a member of the bond dub ond was Co-coptoin of the Flog Corps. She was topped into the Notional Honor Society during the '83 topping. Being o participant in clubs meant much to Melissa os her feelings were that clubs gave oil students o chance to be involved. When ashed how she felt about being elected os this years sweetheart, she replied, I wos very excited. Above: C-CLUD SWEETHEART — Melissa Holloway Below Left — Lost years sweerheorr, Morlo Campbell, presents Melissa with a bouquet of roses. Below Right — After being elected os this years C-Club Sweetheart, Melissa poses with C-Club President, Cliff Thames, tor a picture. “C CLUB 5WEETHERRT JRDTC Right ■ COLOR GUARD - Kneeling — Paul Coley. Standing — Trod Lee. Johnny Dolon, Regino Oberr, Shello Barfield, Stacey Helms, Dart Jones ond Sholon Morris. Below Left ■ DRILL TEAM • First • Renee Marlowe, Julio Holl, Priscilla Moore, Victoria Jackson (Commander), Sholon Morris, Robbie Marlowe, Michelle Kennedy. Second ■ Laura Stallworth, Angelo Marlowe, Amy White, Tracy Shivers, Cynthia Bryant. Llso Pitts ond Jennifer McHugh. Below Right RIFLE TEAM ■ Floyd Moyo, Joey Edwards. Bart Jones, Kevin Rogers, Addroln McMillan, Ronnie Green, Andrew Reed, Joe Windham, Raymond Brewster ond Alfred Eggleton. OFFICERS • First Ronnie Green, Dorrell Carroll. Second - Verona Morkhom, Floyd Moyo. John Wolden, Victoria Jockson, Jennifer McHugh. Third - Fred Green, Priscilla Moore, Ann Wlllloms, Terry 86 Jrotc Cotton, Raymond Brewster, Llso Pitts, Paul Coley, Michael McCormick ond James Jockson. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB CLUBS OF V AMERICA GADSDEN VO-TECH QUINCY. FLA. Distributive Education Club of America was o club for girls enrolled in vocational education in Quincy. The club met once a month with club advisor, Phillip Ecksradr, and assistant advisor, Annette Eckstadr. The club's activities included guest speakers, field trips to the Tallahassee Mall, and Regional Contest In Panama City where Venice Goodson won regional finalist. DECA: Front — Jackie Drown, Mallssa Dlack — Parliamentarian, Undo Chambers — President, Ulondo Helms. Dock — Denise Tonkord — Treosurer, Samantha Dolton, Venice Goodson — Reporter and Judy Johnson. Delow — CHS students work In The Store during vocorlonol training. distributive education dub 87 CH5 5TUDENT GDVERNITIENT STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Fronr — Tonjo White. President; Treasurer; Monica Lee, Parliamentarian; Priscillo Moore, Secretary; Raymond Brewster, President-Elect. Back — Cheryl Kennedy, Sherry Bailey, Chaplain. STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS: Fronr — Angelo Glass, Sylvia Baker, Cynthia Lee, Tony Reed, Jeannie Hewerr, Chris Moore, Glynls Baker. Rhondo Richardson, Tom Pickens, Ferris Goodson, David Johnson. Second Row — Amy White, Veronica Shirley, Losheba Travis, Lisa Pitts, Calvin Dawkins, Bridget McLeroy, Le Thai Raymond Brewster, Joey Edwards. Back — Cliff Thames. Janet Dolton, Nancy Mayo, Sherry Bailey, Jockie Stinson, Tonjo White, Cheryl Kennedy, Monica Lee. Priscilla Moore, Linda Lewis. 86 student council J.V. CHEERLEHDER5 te.. Six girls were elected ro cheer rhe Baby” Jackets during rhe '82-’83 school term. Summer hours were spenr earning money ro enable them ro arrend NCA Comp in Jacksonville. Ar camp rhe girls spenr four days of vigorous exercise and exhausflng pracrice learning pyramids, jumps, and purring dance rourines ro songs such as Pac-Man, “Flame Thrower and “Ler Ir Whip. During rhe year, five J.V. cheerleaders pracriced many hours ro perfecr rheir rourines. As rhey cheered ar foorball and baskerball games, rhe crowds were enrerrained, and rhe players were inspired by rhe spirir which was generated. Above Left: JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: (Top ro Bottom) Korlo Drown, Melissa Connell - Coproln, Angelo Gloss. Leann Morrell. Jeonnle Hewerr. Above: Melissa Connell, Angie Gloss and Leonn Morrell cheer rhe boskerboll ream ro another victory. Left: Korlo Drown and Jeonnle Hewerr wait In anticipation for the games to dimox. cheerleoders 89 VHR51TY CHEERLEADERS Anticipating o prominent yeor in sports the vorsity cheerleoders begon eorly to prepore to lead the student body in creating spirit. They offended NCA Comp in July with on eagerness to learn new chants, cheers, routines ond ideas for pep rallies. Responsibility for pep rallies become one of the major duties of the squod, ond they soon found that the student body's favorite chant was Show Us How to Get Down.” Another pep roily favorite was Two Bits” for the classes. Poster contests ond the use of the spirit stick, which was won by the group of comp, were also crowd pleasers. Gome time was action time! Run-through posters added to pregome activites, ond throughout four quarters of football ond basketball, o constant Yea, Jackets! , Go, Fight, Win ond Moke that Point could be heard. Top: The cheerleoders concentrate os NFCS threatens to score ogolnsr the Jackets. Above: Cheerleaders moke sure routines are In order before performing circle cheers. Middle: Circle cheers ore o favorite before boskerboll gomes. Bottom: Take It To the Top Is completed by forming o pyromld. Opposite page: VARSITY CHEER- LEADERS: Top to Bottom: Belinda NeSmirh, Janet Dolton - Coproln, Sherry Bailey - Co-Coproln, Trod Weaver, Priscilla Moore. 90 cheerleoders cheerleaders 91 IN 5PDRT5 For the fans, our year in sports began on the rood to Liberry County for the first football game. On this Friday, September 17, the Jackets hod set their goal — to improve over lost year's 9-2 record. Under the coaching of Robert Lewis, head coach, and assistants Fred Honno and David Mobardy, the ream performed well throughout the season and equaled the previous 9-2 season and again captured the District II, Class A title. The highlight of the season come on o chilly November night when the Jackets and the Doker High Gotors compered for the regional title. In front of o capacity crowd on their home turf, the Jackets fought the Gotors until the end. In the final seconds of the gome, with the Jackets leading 10-9, the Gotors managed to kick a final field goal to end the gome 12-10 Gators. The '82 season hod ended, bur with o sparkling 9-2 record. While the football ream was winning the district title, the girls' volleyball ream was also compil- ing o winning record. Under the coaching of Gloria Smith, the Lady Jackets established o 9-6 record. The district title eluded them os they lost to Bristol in the finals of district ploy. Top Left: Mike McCormick mokes o catch or first bose. Top Right: Lady Jackets ser up In o 2-1-2 zone defense against Shanks. Bottom Left: Joy Scott unloads o long bomb os the Jacket line holds. Bottom Right: Darlene Smith sets the boll to front row player. R YERR 92 sports Top Left: Fred Green drives for o lay-up and two points. Top Center: Paul Coley out maneuvers pursurers ond breaks owoy to gain yordoge. Top Right: Cliff Thornes deols our another base hit os the Jackets register their win over Chipley. Bottom Left: Another touchdown ond spirited reaction os the bond ploys the Jacket's fight song. Bottom Center: James Bennett Jumps high to begin ploy in the Regional Tournament. Bottom Right: Roxle Jockson winds up for another pitch. sports 93 VARSITY FOOTBALL: Front Row: Joe Rogers, Tyrone Wiggins, Joey Bosford, Greg Johnson, Fred Green, Darrell Carroll, Paul Coley, Raymond Brewster. Middle Row: Garry Reed, Ronnie Green, Kevin Bundy, Chris McAllister, Terry Cotton, Dolgren Hairston, Greg Chambers, Timothy Murray, Iro Peterson. Bock Row: Assistant Coach Fred Honno, Garry Reed, Timothy Dowklns, Michael McClendon, Joy Scott, Earnest Dowklns, Eddie Johnson, Floyd Moyo, Cliff Thornes, Will McCormick, Mike McCormick, Head Coach Robert Lewis. Above: Greg Chambers wolfs for teammate to position for Inside ploy. Right: Ann Morlowe shoots over on opponent's outstretched hand. For Right: Fred Green out-distances opponent on end-oround ploy. 94 sports Top Left: Jill Hamilton practices overhand serve during worm-ups. Top Center: In relief, Joy Scott fires a fast boll to strike out batter. Top Right: Trocey Moore attempts o free throw against Auclllo Christian. Bottom Left: Fred Green's steal takes Auclllo ployer by surprise. Bottom Center: Defensive line breaks In to FAMU's bock field to register another sock. Bottom Right: During one of her several rimes or bor ogolnsr CP. Stacey Helms, gets another bose hit. sports 95 Below: Jackets stop Bottlers for little gain. Center: Greg Chambers, James Bennett ond Joe Rogers appear exhaust- ed os teammate shoots technical foul shot. Right: Players gather around os Coach Smith gives instructions during gome against Correr-Parromare. Above: VARSITY BASKETBALL: Front: Ferris Goodson - Manager, Fred Green, Joe Rogers, Cor! Pittman - Manager, Middle: Earnest Dawkins, Joy Scott, Greg Chambers. Bock: Michael McClendon, Ricky McKee, James Bennett, Bart Jones. 96 sports Top Left: Coach Hanna holds a conference on rhe mound during the regional gome with Macloy. Top Right: Linda Chambers scores ogolnsr Correr-Porromore. Bottom Left: Eric Glssendoner leads oil the way during his heat of rhe 100-yard dash. Bottom Right: Barr Jones represented CHS In golf. With the football season complete, the fans focused their attention on the varsity basketball team. Under the coaching of Rocky Pace, rhe Jackets managed o 12-14 season and the District III title. With the district trophy already won and rhe thought of o trip to rhe store tournament on their minds, the Jackets were narrowly defeated by Greens- boro in the regional champion- ship gome. The girls basketball ream, even with their 3-13 record, surprised Liberty County in the first district gome by destroying the Bulldogs 42-28. However, the Jackets couldn't hold out as Munroe rolled over them 64-45 in rhe final district gome. Sports continued during rhe spring with the girls softball ream. A disappointing season was in store for rhe Lady Jackets. They struggled to a 4-10 record for the year. As for district ploy, the Jackets dropped the opening gome to Vewa. While the softball team was struggling, the CHS baseball ream managed to do somewhat bet- ter. Though they could only manage o 9-12 record, they captured the District title by beating Munroe and Vewo, 7-1 and 7-3 respectively. However, Mocloy proved to be too much for the Jackets os the Marauders went home with on 8-2 win for rhe regional title. While the softball and ba- seball teams were steoling rhe limelight, the track team was trying to come up with a season of their own. They placed in the 100-yard dash, 440-relay, 880- yard run, and rhe high jump ot the District meet. When rhe year ended our reams hod hod their highs and lows, their victories and defeats. sporfs 97 FROm THE HEIGHT OF VICTDRV FOOTBALL STATISTICS RUSHING: Yds. Avg. T.D. Carroll 847 5.6 13 Green, F. 359 6.8 5 Coley 341 6.6 1 Rogers 255 6.1 2 SCORING: Carroll Rogers Thornes Green, F. Total Points 78 64 32 30 TACKLES: Chambers Rogers Green, R. Thornes Solo 40 46 30 38 Assists 55 32 33 18 Top: Jackets celebrate after a thrilling victory over Greensboro for the District Championship. Above: Joe Rogers boors on extra point during the District Championship gome. Right: Jacket's offensive line sets up, hoping for a long gain. 90 sports Left: While writhing in poin, Greg Chambers receives attention from the coaching staff. Below: The Jacket line blocks, os Eddie Johnson gains yordoge. Bottom: Baker's swarming defense prevents the Jackets from scoring. TO THE AGONY OF DEFEAT sports 99 BASKETBALL STATISTICS SCORING. TOTAL Dennett 305 Chombers 270 Scott 195 Green 172 REBOUNDS: OFF. DEE. Dennett 88 96 Scott 44 83 Chombers 52 74 Rogers 40 61 SHOOTING: FT% FG% McKee 72.2 34.0 Dennett 64.8 42.1 Rogers 56.4 28.1 Scott 518 36.7 Top: Jackets worm up before Corrobelle gome os visions of o District Championship ploy In their minds. Above: Coach Pace gives his final Instructions before the Jackets take the floor. Bight: Greg Chambers Jumps high and shoots os teommores prepare to rebound. 100 sports Left: Shooting through o crowd of Corrobelle defenders, Joy Scott tries for two points. Below: In spite of opponents' pressure, Michoei McClendon shoots lay-up for two more Jacket points. Bottom: Jackets celebrate their victory after winning the District Championship. 5LDULI 5EH5DN, DETRICT CHRmP5 sports 101 LOSING 5ER5GN, DISTRICT WON Top Left: Players confer on the field while o pitching change Is mode. Top Right: Joy Scott belts the boll Into left field. Above: BASEBALL TEAM: Front: Joey Bosford, Charles Coley, Paul Coley, Ronnie Green, Vince Vickery, Mike McCormick, Chris McAllister. Bock: Bill Mayo, Kevin Johnson, Joe Rogers, Will McCormick, Kevin Bundy, Cliff Thornes, Joy Scott, John Walden. 102 sports Left: Players ore all smiles os they pose with the District trophy. Middle Left: After given the signal for the pitch he wonts, Cliff Thornes gets In position to corch. Middle Right: Poul Coley steps into his swing os the boll soils down the first bose line. Bottom: Teommotes congratulate Mike McCormick after his home run during the Regional gome ogoinst Mocloy. sports 103 LimiTED fTEET5i TWO REHCH 5TRTE Top: TRACK TEAM — Ricky Copeland, Srocey House, Anthony Dowkins, Jomes Dennett, Timothy Murray, Anthony Rory. (Nor pictured: Fred Green, Timothy Dowkins, Terry Cotton, Eric Gissendoner. Dorrell Carroll, Drew Thomas.) Above Left: Tyrone Wiggins forges oheod during his leg of the 440 relay. Above Right: Tim Dowkins changes spikes on his shoes to comply with FAMU's frock regulations. 104 sporrs Top: Tyrone Wiggins honds off to Anthony Dowkins for lost leg of The 440. Middle Left. Track ream members relax between events. Above: Showing superb form, Tyrone Wiggins hurls the shot pur. Left: Tim Dowkins goes up and over in the high jump. sports 105 5ER5DN PROGRESSES: TERfTl imPRDVES Above: SOFTBALL TEAM — Front: Suebrenno Petrus, Llndo Chambers, Darlene Smith, Roxle Jackson, Kelli Mack, Pom Travis, Avaller McElvIn, Stacey Helms, Tracey Shivers. Back: Tanya Jones (Scorekeeper), Valencia Donald, Cynthia Bryant, Veronica Reed, Michelle Kennedy. Jill Hamilton, Losheba Travis, Rita Corker, Darrell Carroll (Manager), Clifford McMillan (Manager). Right: Darlene Smith awaits the next pitch during a close game. 106 sports Top Right: Roxle Jackson winds up to pitch In o gome ogolnst Carter Porromore. Top Left: Jill Hamilton gets ready to receive o slow-hit boll or first base. Left: Players leave the field os on Inning comes to a conclusion. Above: Lody Jackets moke a successful ploy or second base. sports 107 RECORD POOR, EXPERIENCE GAINED Top Left: During District ploy, Phoedro Block attempts to outjump on opponent. Top Right: Phoedro Block shoots from o crowd os she tries for two. Above: GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM: Standing — Dorroll Coroll — Manager, Priscilla Moore, Phoedro Block, Nancy Carmichael, Tracey Moore, Jill Hamilton, Veronica Reed, Coach Robert Lewis. Kneeling — Renee Marlowe, Roxle Jackson, Angie Wells, Annie Reed, Darlene Smith. 108 sports Above Left: Jill Homilron is met with opposition os she tries to feed the boll inside. Above Right: Dorlene Smith drives toward goal and draws foul from Monroe player. Left: Priscillo Moore outjumps Audio player os she rips the boll to one of her teommotes. Above: The crowd anxiously anticipates Trocey Moore's free throw ogoinsr Hovono. sports 109 VDLLEYBRLL; WINNING 5EH5DN Above: VOLLEYBALL TEAM: Front — Ann Williams, Gifford McMillan — Manager, Priscilla Moore. Dock — Veronica Reed, Phoedro Block, Sara Blue, Darlene Smith, Roxie Jackson, Teresa Whaley, Marla Walker, Tracey Moore, Cynthia Bryant, Jill Hamilton. Above: Sara Blue watches after returning a volley os Phoedro Black and Priscilla Moore get ready to position for the opponents return spike. Right: Phoedro Block uses o backward dig to return the boll to the opposing reom. 110 sports Top Left: Ann Williams shows superb form os she digs in ond returns the boll. Top Right: While the crowd eagerly anticipates o winning point, Priscilla Moore mokes o fantastic save. Above. Phoedro Block sets up o return os team mores prepare to assist. Right: Ann Williams returns o volley os ream members worch. sports 111 JUNIOR VRR51TV 5PDRT5 Under the coaching of Tim Allen the J.V. football ream struggled to a 3-3 record for the season. The season included ups and downs, o canceled gome, and a thrilling gome against Sneads. In spite of their slow season, the Baby Jackets were much improved over lost year's 06 record. After football season was over, concentration was shifted to basketball. On the court, the Baby Jackets were o force to be reckoned with os they rolled to a 16-6 record for the year. With Coach Jody Wells colling the ploys, the team hod a remark- able year. Top Left: Ferris Goodson helps the referee signal o touchdown. Top Right: J.V. FOOTBALL: Front Row: Eugene Dukes, Jerome Jackson, Chris Moore. Stacey House, Voughnrroil Hairston, Dickie Liggett, Mike Bo men, Scott Richter, Bobby Corino, Tom Pickens, Craig Reed. Anthony Howard. Bock Row: Tim Alien - Cooch, Ferris Goodson, Titus Stallworth, Lomor White, David Johnson, Bill Mayo, Donovan Weeks, Chuck Blount, Joey Edwards, I key Weeks, Eric Glssendoner, Mac Jackson, Charles Peterson. Above: Ferris Goodson sprints down field os opponents attempt to interfere. OPPOSITE PAGE: Top: Titus Stollwonh fights for o rebound against the Warriors. Middle Right: Kevin Rogers attempts o pass os on Aucillo player tries to interfere. Middle Left: Anthony Dowkins fights for the tip-off or the beginning of the Jacket-Warrior gome. Bottom: J.V. BASKETBALL: Kneeling: Ferris Goodson, Tyrone Wiggins, Lorry Dickey, Chris Moore, Rob James, Tim Baker, Kevin Rogers, Drew Thomas, Anthony Rory. Standing: Kevin Johnson, Lee Sellars, Anthony Dowkins, Will McCormick, Titus Stallworth, Tim Campbell, Addroin McMillan. 112 sports sports 113 C - TEflm Top Left: Lomor White takes a free throw os teommotes and oponenrs attempt to rebound. Top Right: Front: C-TEAM — onklln Pitts, Robert Wolden, Tim Wilson. Brian Owens, Bernard 'hire. Bock: Shelby Johns. Jonathon Lumon, John McAllister. Lomor 'hire, Jerome Jockson. Above: Teom members listen to structions during o time-out. Right: John McAllister waits for ommores to position themselves so he con feed the boll to them. 114 sports RWRRD5 FOOTBALL Eddie Johnson .... All County Garry Reed ....... All County Darrell Carroll .. All County All Big Bend Ronnie Green ..... All County Timothy Dawkins .. All County Floyd Moyo ....... All County (Honoroble Mention) Fred Green ....... All County Joe Rogers ....... All County All Big Bend All State Offensive Player of the Year Cliff Thornes .... All County All Big Bend Paul Coley ....... All County (Honoroble Mention) Earnest Dawkins .... All County Joy Scott ........ All County (Honoroble Mention) Greg Chambers .... All County All Big Bend BASKETBALL James Bennett ...... All County All Big Bend (Honoroble Mention) Joy Scott .......... All County (Honoroble Mention) Greg Chambers ...... All County Fred Green ......... All County (Honoroble Mention) BASEBALL TRACK Vince Vickery ...... All Store (Honoroble Mention) Mike McCormick ..... All Store (Honoroble Mention) Anthony Dawkins .... All Store (Honoroble Mention) Timothy Dawkins .... All Store (Honoroble Mention) sports 115 CHS Opponent 25 Liberty County 7 59 Cortondole 6 26 Carrobelle 12 19 North Florido Christian 8 28 FAMU High 0 24 Hovono 0 6 Sneods 18 59 Robert F. Monroe 0 13 Greensboro 8 21 Aucilla 14 10 (Regional) Baker 12 CHS Opponent 37 Hovono 0 25 Hovono 14 12 Sneods 0 0 Chipley 26 0 Liberty County 52 6 Sneods 12 hi CHS Opponent 5 Alrho 8 3 Greensboro 11 15 Carter - Porromore 11 2 Greensboro 6 Monroe 6 Alrho 7 Aucilla 16 15 Liberty County 7 Liberty County 10 Wewo 4 5 Monroe 11 Wewo 12 CHS Opponent Won FAMU High 15-12; 15-11 Lost Blountstown 3-15; 17-19 Won Alrho 14-16; 15- 3; 15- 7 Won FAMU High 15- 0; 15- 7 Won Liberty County 16-14; 15- 9 Won Greensboro 15-13; 15- 7 Lost Alrho 15- 9; 10-15; 4-15 Lost North Florido Christian 12-15; 11-15 (Double March) 4-15; 8-15 Won Liberty County 15- 9; 15- 4 Lost Blountstown 3-15; 11-15 Won Greensboro 15- 9; 15-12 Lost Carter Porromore 15-6; 3-15; 10-15 Won Carter Porromore 13-15; 15-12; 15- 8 116 Vorslry Opponent JV 54 66 Corrondole 53 35 84 53 Aucillo 41 46 54 100 Grond Ridge 69 53 83 48 Munroe 21 62 81 57 Corrobelle 40 74 42 56 Modoy 38 45 56 51 Aucillo 47 81 76 38 Corrobelle 42 62 55 53 Apolochicolo 46 65 77 50 Munroe 41 58 50 61 Florido High 42 40 57 69 Sneads 44 46 51 52 Corrondole 33 47 54 64 Greensboro 55 41 56 75 Grond Ridge 31 38 49 52 Florido High 52 65 71 84 Greensboro 44 41 59 53 Apolochicolo 46 83 61 57 Sneods 47 50 60 81 Modoy 46 57 Christmas Tournaments 46 Godsden County Jefferson Co. 79 69 Grond Ridge Blountstown 74 75 Wokullo 57 68 DISTRICT Wewo 59 91 Corrobelle 54 Christmos Tournomenr Hovonno Hovonno 58 Greensboro 46 □STRICT CHRmP5 in Football Basketball Baseball CHS Opponent 27 Shanks 83 30 Aucillo 60 39 Molone 66 46 Wewa 23 37 Shonks 64 46 Aucillo 58 40 Wewo 28 48 Molone 66 25 Sneods 35 43 Greensboro 44 44 Sneods 50 27 Havana 48 51 Greensboro 54 36 Hovono 56 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT 42 Bristol 28 45 Munroe 64 Opponent Florido High 22 Florido High 14 Chipley 7 Blountstown 3 Bristol 1 Shonks 9 Sneods 5 Port St. Joe 11 1 Port St. Joe 1 Bl' jnrsrown 2 Chipley 5 ■ Grond Ridge 12 Sneods 12 Bristol 3 Shonks 6 I Grond Ridge 8 Aucillo 14 1 Apolochicolo 2 DISTRICT Munroe 1 Wewo 3 REGIONAL Modoy 8 ATHLETES'‘RUTCIB WeW yevV dfpass,-' she blocked a spike. Hie made a dunk; she stole the boll. He hit T triple ■; she walked to first. He won his relay; you watched it oil. -•� Now help recall the year in gomes. Following graduation from Sneads High School, Mr. Charles Griffin offended Perkinsfon Junior College in Mississippi. He acquired his B.5. Degree from Troy Store University, Troy, Alobomo and his Masters Degree from Florido A G M University in Tallahassee. Mr. Griffin began teaching ot Sneods High School then transferred to Corrondale High School where he taught and coached. For five years he coached and fought physical education, moth and social studies ot Chattahoochee High School. He was appointed assistant principal at Carrer- Parramore in Quincy where he served three years. He returned os assistant principal or CHS in August, 1977. Prior to the 1982-'83 term he was appointed principal by the Gadsden County School Board. Various questions were pre- sented to Mr. Griffin concerning his first year as principal. What ore your opinions of the proposal to lengthen the school year? The school year does not need to be lengthened, instead more emphasis needs to be placed on the students performing to their capability during the time ailoted. What, if any, ore the plans for expanding our curriculum? If a sufficient number of requests ore received to offer more in our curriculum than is offered now, I would consider expanding the curriculum, provid- ed we have certified instructors and it could be placed in the current schedule without major conflicts. What complaint have you heard from the students most Charles D. Griffin. Principal often this year? I really have not heard many complaints personally from students this year. What is your overview and opinion of the new facility? The new facility is just great. It has adequate size classrooms, has on abundance of storage space for teachers, and since it is to be centrally heated and air conditioned it should provide a good learning environment for our students. NELLI HDmiNETPiRTDN R55UfTlE5 120 administration DUTIES DURING TERCT1 After graduating from Carter- Parramore High School, Mr. Nopolio White attended Stillman College in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, receiving his B.S. Degree with a major in English and science. He obtained his graduate degree in Administration and Supervision from Florida A 6 M University in Tallahassee. His reaching career began in 1961 as an English teacher at Carrer-Parramore High School in Quincy. In 1969 he transferred to Chattahoochee High School where he taught English. In 1971 he was appointed as curriculum assistant at CHS, along with reaching senior English. He served in this position until his appointment as assistant principal for the current school term. Mr. White was interviewed about his responsibilities as assis- tant principal. What changes have occurred since you accepted this position? I feel that there is a lower incidence of vandalism. In my opinion, the students have a certain pride in their school.'' Do you like your present job better than your former one? I was never bored with teaching. I simply decided it was time for a change. Each job has its highlights.” What do you think of the proposal of lengthening the school year? Lengthening the school year isn’t the answer. I don’t think it would help academically. I'd like students to apply themselves in the rime they spend in school.” Nopollo White, Assistant Principal administration 121 In your opinion why is it fhor students hove leorning problems? Lock of motivotion caused by poor study habits, inadequate reoding skills and techniques. Evo Sims Butler Eugenio Sunday Traylor Robert Louis Heggs Joyce Morgan Scott Julio H. Plckron Robert Lewis Joson Pedro Kirkland Regina Hendrix 122 faculty Mory Jo Hargrove Deuloh A. Modry Josle McMillan Berrye R. Williams Undo Williams Jones Sidney K. Davis Jacqueline R Drown Rosalyn Fenn Myro Grant J. Rocky Pace What do you feel will improve educa- tion? If students would watch less T.V. and spend more time study- ing, I feel the overall educa- tional picture would improve. Bobby G. Pickron- 124 faculty Gloria D. Smith Charles T. Green The five members of the lunchroom staff hove o total of fifty-five and one-holf years in experience. This ranged from the twenty-two years of Mrs. Cruise to Mrs. Tyrus's six months. Mrs. Cruise enjoys working the machines and washing dishes. She also enjoys preparing the solod bor for the students. Mrs. Crawford, Mrs. Pollock, and Mrs. Wilson enjoyed working in oil areas of the lunchroom. Mrs. Tyrus enjoyed making cookies and cokes. Left; CUSTODIAL WORKERS — Mrs. Isabelle Evans, Mr. Willie Hall, Mrs. Maxine Reed Middle: SECRETARIES — Mrs. Eunice Howell, Mrs. Sally Malloy, Mrs. Theresa Smith, Mrs. Carolyn Sheffield. Bottom: LUNCHROOM STAFF — Mrs. Mary Frances Wilson, Mrs. Jeon Tyrus, Mrs. Louise Crawford, Mrs. Lizzie Cruise. The secretarial staff consisted of three people who perform a variety of duties. Mrs. Howell, who hos been working for thirteen years, enjoyed relieving Mrs. Smith so she could associate with the students. Mrs. Smith hos been working or C.H.5. for four years. She enjoyed typing and answering the telephone. Mrs. Sheffield, on employee for three years, enjoyed typing and work- ing with the teachers. There is one teacher aide who really put much effort into aiding teachers and students in oil areas. Mrs. Molloy has been working ot C.H.S. for four years. She enjoyed tutoring students ond giving special help to students who were having trou- ble. Three custodians, Mr. Hall, Mrs. Reed, ond Mrs. Evans, keep the school clean. Mr. Hall hos been working ot C.H.S. for eight years, Mrs. Reed - fourteen years ond Mrs. Evans - fifteen years. They oil enjoy oil areas of their work. sroff 125 Chattahoochee High School Graduation Wednesday, June 8, 1983 High School Gymnasium - 8:00 P.M. Processional Seniors Invocation Rev. Truett M. Comer Salutatory Address Cheryl D. Kennedy Solo: You Needed Me Mrs. Fred Honno Presentation of Awards Charles D. Griffin Valedictory Address Chou T. Thai Presentation of Diplomas Grinelle E. Bishop Superintendent of Schools Song: Up Where We Belong Seniors Cynthio Hewerr, Director Benediction Rev. Clifford McMillan 126 seniors Recessional Music Class Sponsors Principal Assistant Principal Seniors High School Bond Sidney K. Davis, Director Mrs. Joseph Sheehy Julio H. Pickron Robert L. Heggs Charles D. Griffin Napolia White OPPOSITE PAGE: TOP LEFT: Various faces register reaction to Mr.Griff in's comments. LEFT: Having the honors of finishing first ond second in doss standings ore Chou Thai ond Cheryl Kennedy. BOTTOM: TOP TEN - Chou Thai, Verono Markham, Cheryl Kennedy, Tonjo White. BACK: Cindy Hewett, Belinda NeSmirh, Monica Lee, Picky McKee, Joe Rogers, ond Todd DeVone. ABOVE: The doss of '63: FRONT ROW: Chou Thoi. Gwen Powell, Dorlene Smith, Undo Lewis, Judy Johnson, Venice Goodson, Dione Goulds. SECOND ROW: Molisso Block, Verono Morkhom, Cindy Hewett, Belinda NeSmith, Monico Lee, Ricky McKee, Joe Rogers, Todd DeVone, Cheryl Kennedy, Tonjo White. THIRD ROW: Noncy Mayo, Sherry Bailey, Suzonne Collowoy, Jockie Ford, Priscilla Moore, Victoria Jockson, Letherio Williams, Kay Scott, Rito Corker, Shon Josper, Undo Chambers, Jockie Brown, Brendo Adkison. FOURTH ROW: Gorry Reed, Ronnie Green, Eloine Ethridge. Angelio Brown, Paul Green, Jomes Ethridge, Charles Belford, Jockie Stinson, Joner Dolton, Carol Vaughn, Cheryl Reed, Darrell Carroll, Jomes Jockson. Ricky Copeland. FIFTH ROW: Terry Cotton, Terry Searcy, Lyn Oliver, Earnest Dowkins, Tim Vinson, John Dolon, Eddie Roberson, Cliff Thornes, Floyd Moyo, Avoleir Tonkord, John Wolden, Tim Dowkins, Corl Pittmon, ond Michael Melvin. LEFT: The seniors sing their version of Up Where We Belong''. seniors 127 Baccalaureate Sunday, June 5, High School Gymnasium Prelude Processional Doxology Seniors Congregation Rev. Ralph E. Oliver Invocation Hymn: Let There Be Peace On Earth Congregation Solo Mrs. Sandra Moore Address Rev. Theo Gee Hymn: How Great Thou Art” Congregation Benediction Rev. Isaac Simmons, Sr. Recessional Seniors 128 seniors Class Night June 7, 1983 Roll Call Welcome President's Message Class Motto Class Poem Class Philosophy Nancy Moyo G Todd Devane Tonjo White Jocquelyne Stinson Shon Jasper Monica Lee Cynthio Hewett Class Flower Suzonne Calloway Class Colors Cheryl Kennedy, Lindo Lewis Belinda Nesmith Last Will and Testament Selected Seniors The Greatest Love of All” Tim Vinson, Monica Lee Tonjo White, Terry Cotton Our Thanks Sherry Bailey Awards Ceremony Charles D. Griffin Alma Mater Congregation Opposite Page: Top Left: Chou Thai, leads the processional. Top Right: Cliff Thames, Terry Seorcy, Carl Pittman, Floyd Moyo, and Todd DeVone moke final adjustments before boccalaureore begins. Bottom: Seniors anticipare the beginning of the boccalaureore service. Top Left: These girls are all smiles before doss night. Top Right: Calmly, Joe Rogers comforts Drendo Adkison before doss night begins. Left: Todd DeVone and Nancy Moyo moke the flnol roll coll for the doss of 'S3 as they march into the gym. Above: Jackie Sr nson gives the doss president's message. seniors 129 UP WHERE WE BELONG Jennifer Wornes and Joe Cocker Who knows whor tomorrow brings; in o world few hearts survive? All I know is the way I feel; When it's real, I keep it olive. The rood is long. There ore mountains in our way. Bur we climb a step everyday. Love lift us up where we belong. Where the eagles cry on o mountain high. Love lift us up where we belong, For from the world we know; Up where the clear winds blow. IX seniors Some hong on ro used-to-be ' Live their lives looking behind. All we hove is here ond now; All our lives, out there to find. The rood is long. There ore mountains in our way. But we climb them o step everyday. TOP LEFT: A group of seniors take time out from the various concerts, rides, ond other entertainment to pose for the photographer. FAR LEFT: Floyd Moyo mokes sure the luggage is carefully pocked ond ready ro go. LEFT: One of the highlights of Disney World Is It's o Small World. ABOVE: James Ethridge, gear In hand, waits for the signal to board the bus. TOP RIGHT: Cheryl Kennedy. Undo Lewis, Angello Drown, ond Victoria Jackson ore ready to skip for the doy os they head for the bus. BOTTOM RIGHT: Sherry Doiley patiently watches Tim Dowkins os he prepares her hook for fishing. Time goes by, no time to cry, Life's you ond I, olive, today. Love lift us up where we belong, Where the eagles cry, on a mountain high. Love lift us up where we belong, For from the world we know; where the clear winds blow. seniors 131 CLASS PHILOSOPHY Follow your dreom .. . rake one step at a time and don't settle for less, just continue to climb Follow your dreom .. . if you stumble, don't stop and lose sight of your goal press on to the top For only on top con we see the whole view, con we then hove the vision to seek something new ,.. press on, and follow your dreom. On the rood of life, wherever you ore may God guide your way os you reach for o stor, and may you find always while He is close by, No dreom is too lofty, no goal is too high. 132 seniors seniors 133 FAR LEFT: Denise Tankard lends a helping hand to Valerie Green. FAR RIGHT: Is It rhor funny. Jackie? FAR BOTTOM: Participants In Student Government Day rake a break at lunch to pose for the photographer. TOP LEFT: Seniors prepore for the oll-lmportonr tug-of-war event. TOP RIGHT: As Oiff Thornes looks on. Joe Rogers and Brenda Adkison anxiously owoir the starring signal from Mrs. Smith. LEFT: Members of the cord-stocking ream painstakingly build a house of cords. ABOVE: The gum-unwrapping ream cheers starter Sherry Bailey on. LET'S NOT FORGET WHEN . . . rhe first rime any senior pictures were token and it seemed os if it never ended .. . the underclassmen stood for the seniors at each student body assembly ... thrills and excitement filled the campus during homecoming week . .. rhe Christmas ploy entitled Santa Searches for Truth and Wisdom” was presented by members of the senior class ... Seniors traded places with rhe faculty for o day permission for skipping school was granted, and instead of studying schoolwork, skiing was studied instead ... 154 seniors offending Grod Nife was oil fhof was talked obouf for weeks ... independenr srudies in governmenf were due rhe following day, and yet many seniors hod nor even begun fo work on rhem ... some people were able fo do fheir ferm papers in o very shorf fime .. . deadlines were forever present in journalism no matter how hord the notes for chemistry rests were studied, some were unable to obtain o passing grade .. . the journalism doss toured the old copitol after the F.H.S.P.A. Workshop ... the spirit chain competition was so close between the seventh graders and the seniors, but the seniors finally won after o long bottle .. . Opposite Page: Top: After getting o sneok preview of rhe new school, this group poses for rhe first group photo on rhe new stage. For Left: Nancy Mayo appears to be III or rhe close of rhe honor society banquet. Left: Anxiously awalrlng their departure, these seniors kill rime by clowning around. Top Left: Lunchtime finds many students pigging out In rhe cofeteria. Top: Mrs. Scott displays her congratulations to oil graduates through her decorative bulletin board. Left: Before entering the Magic Kingdom, these seniors proudly pose with their poster. seniors 135 Adkison, Brenda Kay (Brenda Sue) 1: I never ger upset 2: would love to be able to live off my star athlete's paycheck. ,4,4,4 WWW Bailey, Sherry Lynn (Sherry) 1: everytime I turn around, government is standing right behind me! 2: I plan to become o nurse, marry o rich, blonde, blue-eyed (already picked out) mon, live in o 2-story brick house with o pool, along with two maids and o butler. Belford, Charles (Buford) 1: I take it easy in order to be the best and live life easy ond forget the rest 2: to be o professional football player. Black, Malissa (Slim) 1: everything but the right thing 2: to become o 200 lbs. overweight nurse. Brown, Angelia Anita (Princess) 1: I am so for, I om the fattest person in our class 2: wonts to gain more weight. Brown, Jacqueline (Foxy Brown) 1: it hurts me to express my feelings about people 2: to stop telling people how I feel about them. 444 vvw Calloway, Suzanne (Suzi) 2: to moke the Dean's list every semester. Carroll, Darrell D. (D.J.) 1: I’m so roll 2: to be o famous football player. Chambers, Linda Gail (Dolly) Corker, Rita Zanetta (The Cork) 1: some people take things for whot they ore,- I just take 2: to become sole owner or the Coon Hole”. Cotton, Terrance (Star Cotton) 1 let me stand on my feet, nor on my hands 2: to be a middle doss person. ™ “ W Dalton, Janet Marie (Janet) 1: I'm shy, quiet, reserved, and looking for o mon with the some qualifies 2: in due time, plans with many hard-worked hours of exercise to be the next Marilyn Monroe. Dawkins, Earnest Cortes, Jr. (Big E) 1: 1 enjoy life os it comes 2: to be cool and live forever. Dawkins, Timothy (T.D.) 1: I om not only goodlooking, I om the best 2: become o drill sergeant. DeVane, Philip Todd (Toodles) 1: I hate cars 2: wants to own a combination disco ond funeral home housed in o condemned toiler tissue factory. Dolan, John Martin, Jr. (Wolf Pack) 1: William Henry Stinson III is my favorite nephew 2: to visit the Soviet Union with the 81st Infantry Division. 444 ▼▼▼ Ethridge, Carolyn Elaine (Loney) 1: It's like I'm about to become a volley girl - fer sure! 2: to be a government teacher ot CHS. Ethridge, James E. (Som Jones) 1: I om os o dictionary 2: to become on important leader. 444 “ W W Ford, Jacqueline Rena (Lacy Scorpio) 1: I'm hoppy, that's why I'm Jackie 2: wonts to sleep on cloud nine. 444 v ™ ™ Goodson, Vivian Venice (Neese) 1: stepping our of my graduation gown into my wedding gown 2: I wish to be the first graduate from Chattahoochee High to leave with pride. Goulds, Diane (Little Dione) 1: I wont to express my feelings toward other people 2: I'd like to attend college. Green, Ronald Wesley (Mean Green) 1: to pass chemistry. 444 “ ™ ™ Hewett, Cynthia Dianne (Cindy) 1 I never lough or make fun of anyone! 2: to meet Tom Selleck. 444 “ “ W Jackson, James Robert, Jr. (Storchild) 1: My life is like o D ond D gome, although I hove many obstacles to overcome, I hove found many treasures 2: I wont to be the next Tony Atlas, Richard Pryor, Ronald Reagan, ond Albert Einstein. Jasper, Shan (Baby Shan) 1: I rolls so loudly 2: I wonr ro be Prince's maid. Johnson, Judy (J.J.) 1: I love CHS 2: ofrer having raken 180 days of governmenr, I wonr ro be rhe firsr person ro groduore wirhour knowing onyrhing abour ir “ w Kennedy, Cheryl Delores Shoke-n-Boke) 1: I like ro rrear rhe moles ro o real rreor - o slighr flirrorion wirh me! 2: ro become o moid or rhe local dump and serve wine ro rhe rodenrs. A i4 A w w ▼ Lee, Monica (Monicono) 1: I would sprinr o counrry mile ro hear one nore of Prince's music 2: ro be reelecred ro rhe Presidency for o second rerm. Lewis, Linda Lafaye (Lady L) 1: I am 5'4” roll 2: ro go inro rhe Army, and be oil rhey wonr me ro be - nor be oil you con be. AAA ▼▼▼ Markham, Verona Georgeann (Sissy) 1: Cogniro- Ergo-Sum (Larin for I rhink, Therefore I om) only I hove o problem - I rhink, Therefore I'm confused 2: ro be able ro walk rwo sreps down o sidewalk wirhour Tripping. Mayo, Marion Floyd, Jr. (Mear) 1: I never cross Vicrory Bridge 2: ro own rhe biggesr wiener company in rhe world. Mayo, Nancy (Monkey) 1: I didn'r do ir 2: ro lose weighr and quir earing or Red Lobsrer. McKee, Richard Clyde (McGoo) 1: I wish I could srarr oil over again wirh kindergorren 2: I hope ro climb Mr. Pleosonr. Melvin, Michael (M M) 1: I Talk roo much 2: ro become on Americon who ears Mexican pinro beans and drives o low rider. Moore, Priscilla Faye (Cillo) 1: I would love ro moke guys ear rheir heorrs our 2: ro become Mrs. Reed and serve Mr. Reed roaches and grirs for breokfosr. ▼▼▼ NeSmirh, Belinda Ann 1:1 never moke fun of anyone 2: ro meer Tom Selleck! 4JL4 w w w Oliver, James Llewellyn (Leonard Skynord) 1: I jusr love school ro dearh 2: ro become rhe President of These here United Srares. ,44,4 ™ “ “ Pittman, Helton Carl (Enos) 1: I'll roke ir easy 2: ro be rich. 444 ▼▼▼ Reed, Garry Bernard (Punkin’) 1: I'm serious oil rhe rime 2: ro own ond manage o bakery or Florida Store Hospital. Rogers, Joseph Paul (ROOC 1) 1: I hare girls . . . right jeans ond bikinis give me a rosh 2: ro kick (foor)bolls for a living. 444 Scott, Wilma Kay (Koy) 2: ro be o broin surgeon. Searcy, Terry Lee (Cuz) 1: stupidity comes in small packages 2: ro be rhe firsr person ro groduore wirhour any knowledge of governmenr. Smith, Darlene (Shorty) 1: ro learn how ro tell people how I feel ond ro roke core of myself. Stinson, Jacquelyne Denise (Jackie) 1: if I con poss Mrs. Scorr's governmenr class, 1 con conquer rhe world! 2: ro be rhe head of rhe nursing deportment or q major university. AAA WWW Tankard, Avaleir Denise (Honey Bun) 1: I love CHS 2: to find our how ro sroy or CHS. Thai, Chau Tran (Choo Choo) 1: I live for chicken dumplings, French pastries, ond Tom Selleck 2: ro look DOWN on people. Thames, Cliff Miles (ROOC 2) 1: governmenr jusr rurns me on 2: to pass chemistry jusr one rime. AAA f f f Vaughn, Carol Jean (Sport) 1: I can't stand boys! 2: to learn how to like boys. Vinson, Timothy Alan (Tim) 1: I wont to stay here offer graduation 2: to work in o linrball factory. AAA Walden, John W., Jr. (Jungle Rot) 1: I love school 2: to be the best custom cor decorator in the world. White, Tonja Rene' (Lody T) 1: my bountiful attributes will never let me drown 2: to hove Jayne Kennedy mod or me because I’ve token her man. Williams, Letheria Ann (Red Bone) 1: I'm fun to be around, and I fry to get along with everybody 2: to shoot boskerboll for o living. KEEP OFF The area. belou ■RESERVED FOR. SEMI OR , S13no'■fores QgjV 136 parodies THE PERSON THAT I AM Monico Lee I rook inventory of my mony mistakes And classified them os experience. I recoiled oil I was taught, Bur remembered my common sense. There come a time in my youth | When I began a journey From the person I was I To the person I wanted to be. rook my every failure And looked upon them os a brave try. found the courage within myself To fake my losses with o mere sigh. � 1 A t s Honors and Achievements: Above: Chou Thai ond Todd DeVone ore P.R.I.D.E. winners in the areas of science ond social studies. Right: The recipient of the T.C.C. Outstanding Community Service Award Is Verona Markham. She was also awarded the John Philip Sousa Award in bond. 140 seniors I found rhe strength to fight boldly For whot I truly believed. I found o shield to guord me From the vicious arrows I received. I let go of my leaves of love And let them foil all around me. With determination, I overcome drowning In my new seo of responsibility. I waved goodbye to my friends But still embraced oil we shored. I picked roses from my heart For those who showed me they really cored. Because of this time in my youth With oil my heart I moy now soy That it has token me on that long journey To this great ond wonderful today! TOP LEFT: Receiving awards or rhe Vocational Technical School's Marketing class banquet are Gwen Powell, Linda Chambers, Molissa Black, ond Venice Goodson. TOP: After winning district, Terry Searcy placed third in the state in gasoline engine repair. LEFT: Chemistry srudenrs participating In rhe Chem-a rhon held at F.5.U. ore John Walden, Cheryl Kennedy, Todd DeVone, ond Chau Thai. seniors 141 LET'S NOT FORGET WHEN . . . trig students started on the third chapter of the book .. . John Walden become the world-famous car decorator . . . Chattahoochee bear Greensboro . . . Seniors won the poster contest .. . Sonto didn’t have any money to pay Willie Guru Terry Cotton and Darrell Carroll were caught by the train before baccalaureate practice ... we eat, breathe, and sleep government ... James Ethridge displayed his expert footwork during the journalism presentation ,. . some worked and worked to finish the yearbook TOP LEFT: Tim Vinson entertains members ot the Woman's Club. LEFT: Michael Melvin and Garry Reed examine the selection of graduation stationery. ABOVE: Joe Rogers Is called on to exhibit his basketball knowledge by officiating the C game between CHS and Grand Ridge. TOP RIGHT: Seniors proudly display their entry - the winner of the poster contest. RIGHT: Led by Johnny Dolon, seniors moke their entrance a little more entertaining. FAR RIGHT: Posing for graduation photo is a serious occasion for Rita Corker. 142 seniors we song our own version of Up Where We Delong or graduation ... Chattahoochee lost to Baker in the lost second .. . we ordered graduation stationery ... everyone wos awoke and alert after Grad Nite ... senior portraits come bock . .. Animal Form was the most wonted book on compus ... when Cindy wos nomed Homecoming Queen . .. it rained cats and dogs at Class Night, and everyone had his her best clothes on ,. . John Dolon come bock ot the first of the year with his special hairstyle, courtesy of Uncle Som . .. Graduation finally come .. . seniors 143 MOTTO: To dream of rhe person COLORS: Lavender, Sky blue, you would like ro be is to waste White the person you ore. Selected FLOWER: White Rose Sherry Dailey — Vice-President; Jackie Stinson — President Suzanne Calloway — Treasurer; Cindy Hewert — Secretary Belinda NeSmith — Reporter; Shan Jasper — Parliamentarian Undo Lewis Nancy Mayo — Student Council Representatives 144 seniors (1) Brendo Koy Adkison (2) Sherry Lynn Boiley (3) Mollsso Denise Block (4) Angelio Aniro Brown (5) Jocqueline Denise Brown (6) Suzanne Calloway (7) Dorrell Devon Corroll (8) Undo Gail Chombers (9) Ricky Roynard Copelond (10) Riro Zonerro Corker. Western Fever Is shored by Undo, Sherry, Brendo, ond Suzonne. 145 (1) Terrance Wayne Cotton (2) Janet Marie Dalton (3) Earnest Cortes Dawkins (4) Timothy Dawkins (5) Philip Todd DeVane (6) John Martin Dolan, Jr. (7) Carolyn Elaine Ethridge (8) James E. Ethridge (9) Jacqueline Rena Ford (10) Vivian Venice Goodson The CHS. special SWAT team, Johnny, Venice, Todd, ond James, apprehends criminals Elaine, Janet, ond Tim. 146 seniors (1) Dione Goulds (2) Poul Donlel Green (3) Ronald Wesley Green (4) Cynrhio Dionne Hewett (5) James Robert Jockson, Jr. (6) Victoria Jackson (7) Shon Cossondro Josper (8) Edward Otis Johnson (9) Judy Ann Johnson (10) Cheryl Delores Kennedy seniors 147 (1) Monico Lee (2) Lindo LoFoy Lewis (3) Verono Georgeonn Morkhom (4) Morion Floyd Moyo, Jr. (5) Noncy Moyo (6) Richord Clyde McKee (7) Michoel DeAngelo Melvin (8) Priscillo Foye Moore (9) Delindo Ann NeSmirh (10) Jomes Llewellyn Oliver Hobos Noncy, Monico, Priscillo, Ricky, Delindo, Lyn, Floyd, and Verono appear tired os one of their long journeys come to on end. 148 seniors (1) Helton Cori Pirrmon (2) Gwendolyn Lechelle Powell (3) Cheryl Lynn Peed (4) Gorry Bernard Peed (5) Joseph Poul Pogers (6) Wilma Koy Scorr (7) Terence Lee Searcy (8) Dorlene Smith (9) Jocquelyne Denise Stinson (10) Avoleir Denise Tankord With such fierce fire fighters os Joe, Corl, Jackie, Koy, and Terry, Chattahoochee has no feor. seniors 149 (1) Chou Tron Thai (2) Cliff Miles Thames (3) Carol Jean Vaughn (4) Timothy Alan Vinson (5) John Wayne Walden (6) Tonjo Rene White (7) Lerherlo Ann Williams Cliff, o professional boseboll player; Tonjo. o construction worker; Ann, o motorcyclist; Chou, o doctor; Tim, on inspector; and Carol, o teacher, hove starred their careers early. 150 seniors Morguerlre Doss Berhony Breeden Alfie Brown Denlfo Brown Korlo Brown Chris Burns Anthony Butler Angelo Coin Maury Campbell Edwin Corlno Noncy Carmichael Carlo Carroll Volerie Chambers Tonjio Chopmon Stocey Copeland Chris Corbett Alon Cotton Cynthio Creol Donlel D'Alemberte Tomoro DeVone Chandler Dickson Robert Durden Angello Fleming Willie Foster Dondo Frederick Angelo Gloss Lindo Hodley James Harris Shannon Holland Anthony Pomelo Avriett Sylvlo Baker Tongelio Boker Donold Humphrey Jimmy Jackson Michael James Jennifer Johns Shelby Johns Michael Johnson Shiela Johnson Stephanie Kent Chad King Cynthio Lee Morion Lee Jennifer Lott John McAllister Aquarnerte McClendon Liso McCormick Paul McDaniel Daryl McMillan Delmetro McMillan Sibyl McMIllon Tina Mackey Crolg Monuel Scorrle Monuel Steve Monuel Poturo Marlowe Trocey Moore Marjorie Murray Seon Neel Gory Newton Quynh Phi John Reed Joseph Scorr Angello Sheord Renee Snow Dedrlc Sfreefer Angelo Surrency Eddie Thorpe Comelo Thomos Pafrlck Thomos Sven Von Pelf Todd Vickery Chris Walker Angelo Wells Sondro Drown Undo CJork Mellsa Cooper Terry Cowarr Randall Creol Darin Dixon Jill Hamilton Donna Helms Jeannle Hewert Stocey House Srocy Howell Corl Jackson Jerome Jackson Tyrone Jackson Tonyo Jones Tomo Kohler Johorhon Lumon Richard McClanohan Lou McCoy Mac McMillan Bruce Manuel Vondora Mayo Annie Miller Chris Moore Leonn Morrell Wendy Oliver Bryan Owens Billy Pitts Jeffery Pollock Tony Reed Craig Reed Kim Shephard Suzane Spears Jean Thomas Rhetr Tucker Peter Vaughn Angelo Wilson Tim Wilson Edword Worfhlngron Mike Bornert Jomes Bennerr Sheilo Bennerr Chuck Blounr Moggie Brown Cynrhlo Bryonr Jimmy Coin Bobby Corlno Andreio Chopmon Melisso Connell Anlro Creol Trelles D'Alemberre Sam Dolron Anrhony Dawkins Lorry Dickey Angelo Douglas Eugene Dukes Undo Dukes Stacey Helms Lorenzo Jockson Rondy Jockson Rhonda Jockson Rodger Jockson Sybil Jockson Volorie Jockson Rob James Dovld Johnson Phillip Kelley Michelle Kennedy Trod Lee Dickey Liggerr Kelli Mock Damon McMillan Robbie Marlowe Dill Moyo Kim Morrell Sholon Morris Tim Murray Reglno Oberr Cedrick Pete Chorles Pererson Suebrenno Petrus Tom Pickens Groce Pimentel Veronica Reed Heidi Reynolds Rhondo Richardson Scott Richter Kevin Rogers Angelo Rory Anthony Rory Folrh Rudd Tommy Scott Robin Smith Eddie Snow Michelle Sparks Lorrevo Sfollworrh Tlrus Srallworrh Suzonne Strickland Sherri Sutton Ewonya Tate Pam Travis Kim Turnage Marry Webb Donovan Weeks Ikey Weeks Phaedra Block Brenda Brown Audrey Campbell Tim Campbell Brendo Carroll Charles Coley Kim Crowley Laurl Davis Dean Dawkins Rusty Day Matt Dennison Kory Dougherty Tommy Eckrich Alfred Eggleton Undo Green Chris Hond Melisso Hollowoy Michelle Hollowoy Gene Huff Jodie Hupp Robert Ingrom Lottie Jackson Roxle Jackson Kevin Johnson Scott Kohler Joe Kennedy Chris McAllister Will McCormick Pom McCoy Addroln McMillan Shuronda Melvin Beth NeSmlth Stefonle Peacock Andrew Reed Annie Reed Michael Reed Cindy Rowan Lee Sellars Veronica Shirley Angelo Shouppe Morvin Sims Llso Slaughter Angelo White Tyrone Wiggins Joe Mock Wlndhom Joonn Alongls Holly Barnett Raymond Brewster Normo Brunson Kevin Bundy Marla Campbell Marvin Corroll Greg Chambers Joe Chambers Paul Coley Noncy Cutchlns Colvin Dawkins Brenda Dickey Ricky Dowell Tlno Fleemon Pom Foster Mellndo Gilley Fred Green Valerie Green Dalgren Holrston Julio Holl Barf Jones Sheila Kennedy Michael McClendon Mike McCormick Peggy McCoy Jennifer McHugh Brldgert McLeroy Crolg McLeroy Clifford McMillan Eric McMillan Renee Morlowe Corolyn Moyo Vondo Moyo Iro Peterson Llso Pitts Joy Scott Trocey Shivers Louro Stollworth August 30, 1982 dawned clear and hot, bur for some students it was also dreary; another year of school had begun. This year was relatively similar to most in the past. There was a slight decrease in enrollment since the 1981-82 school term. There was a total of 409 students in ’81-'82 and a total of 398 in '82-'83 — o difference of 11 students. This decline seemed to be a continuation of the post several years. When rolls become fairly jble, the seventh grade hod the largest enrollment with 87 students. The eleventh grade was the smallest with 55 students. Falling in between were the freshmen with 82; the eighth grade with 62; and the soph- omores with 57. Fifth-eight students were registered os sen- iors onticiporing June 8, 1983, ond the day they would be GRADUATES. CLASSES CE5 The '82-'83 school term wos the thirteenth year for Corbin Scott os principal. The first two years were ot Sourhside, and for eleven years he has served of CES. Following ore some of his views on his job and on education. What are some of your duties as principal? Over the lost three to four years, the role of principal hos changed from that of administra- tor to one of manager. My duties include planning and im- plementing programs for K-6. This includes scheduling of special oreos programs which or CES enhances Chapter I, physical education, music, and library. Handling of discipline problems, evaluating personnel and pro- grams, counseling with students and listening to questions and complaints, both day and night, are other duties.” What ore some of the major problems you face as principal? Basically, there are two general areas. One is to satisfy the individual needs of students, teachers, and parents yet being able to stay within the county, stare, and federal guidelines. Second is the need to improve and broaden programs while maintaining the trend of ’back to basics’ ond staying within o limited budget. Do you see a big difference in attitudes of students of today in comparison to students a few years ago? The nature of today's students is nor as rebellious os that of previous students,- and in general they are easier to manage. Above: PRINCIPAL — Corbin Scon. Right: SECRETARIAL STAFF — Peggy Hutchinson. Betty Sue Gumonis. (Not pictured ■ Shirley McMillian) PERSONNEL Since you are principal, are you often expected to perform miracles? Yes, at all times I'm expect- ed to be all things to all teachers, all students, and all parents. Aside from report cards, do you feel that parents are aware of what their children do in school? Yes, at CES teachers communicate with parents through daily work, folders, telephone conversations, rest papers, in-danger of foiling no- tices, the pupil progression plan, and conferences. CES had thirty-nine instruction- al personnel for this school term. Seven of them were joining the staff for the first rime. In addition there were twenty-two non- insrrucfional persons. Along with regular classroom curriculum and the special areas of instructions special services were provided in speech and health and guidance. Above Left: KINDERGARTEN — Corol Potter, Delores Mouck, Lessle Washington, Shirley Dyol. Middle Left: FIRST GRADE — Glenda Right, Barbara Davis, Jeannette Green, substitute — Sue Parker (Not pictured — Doris Preston). Left: PRIMARY SPECIALIST— Vivian Doswell. GUIDANCE — Johnny Preston. HELPING TEACHER — Elio Ponder. ELEMENTARY EL6MENTARV FOURTH GRADE: seated — Martha Downs, Patricio Kelley, standing — Sallle Former, Kim Dosford. FIFTH GRADE: Marsha Strickland (substitute), Diane White, Diane Cox, Nell Cunningham. (Not pictured — Susan Dlume) THIRD GRADE: Sharon Thomas, Sue Cowart, Phyllis Simmons, Elizabeth Kushner. SIXTH GRADE: Janice Weaver, Doris Block, Donna Hood, Louri Mulfinger. SECOND GRADE: Mory Frances Cowen, Soroh Knight. Chris Ingram, Betsy Show - (substitute). (Nor pictured — Ethel Jasper.) PHYSICAL EDUCATION — Dourest Robinson; MEDIA SPECIALIST — Carolyn Green.- MUSIC - Christine Moore. Right: Sirring: SPECIAL EDUCATION — Morrha Folson, Mary King. CHAPTER I — Reno Word. Srondlng: SPEECH THERAPIST — Eorlene Dorber. SPECIAL EDUCATION — Bette Domett. Below VOLUNTEERS — Emily Place; Louro Avrlett. Middle: AIDES; sirring — Peggy Tucker, Carolyn Glover, Patsy King. Srondlng — Joyce Kohler, Dorboro Morris. (Nor pictured — Bobble Jeon Locke). Bottom Left: LUNCHROOM PERSON- NEL: Noble Reese, Lexy Jones, Undo Dickey, Ruby Harrell, Christen Williams - manager. Bottom Right: CUSTODIANS — Llzo Green, Albert Reed, Dethony McWhlte. ■M 5TUDENT COUNCIL 5RFETV PRTRDL Above: Sirring ■ Officers - Shawnna Jackson, President: Monica Baker, Treasurer: Lori Jackson, Vice-President: Francis Volenzuela, Secretary: Mrs. Hood, Sponsor. Standing - Darrell Morrell, Picky Valenzuela, Carlos McMillan, Tony Peed, Jennifer Tanns, Penato McMillan, Cathy Jackson, Shelltha Sanders, Dzung Thai, Kathy Adklson, Donna Tucker, Mr. Preston, Sponsor. Below: Safety Patrol - Tony Whaley, Ponold Peed, Julia Beckwith, Jarvis Jackson. This year's student council has been very active. Under the leadership of Mrs. Hood and Mrs. Preston the election of officers, complete with posters and campaign speeches was held. Each month o newsletter, Baby Jacket News has been printed and members hove been responsible for decorating the lunchroom for occasions. As president, Showonno Jackson represented CES on a student committee which gave input on the county level for the 83-84 school calendar. All members hove been helpers to teachers and to the office staff by delivering messages and running errands. They hove also assisted during assemblies. Safety patrol members hove been involved in various activities. It hos been their duty to patrol the halls in the afternoon while students were leaving school. They also assisted walking students in crossing Maple Street. When the breakfast program was added, they escorted kindergarten and first grade students to their rooms. Below: Christmas Is o rime for shoring, ond CE5 students graciously shore in providing for fruit boskets. Bight: Fifth grader, Ricky Valenzuela, proudly displays trophies he won os the CE5 spelling bee champion. Below: 4-H winners are Nicole Bowen (talent), Tommy Blankenship (poster), Korhy Adkison (talent), Tonya Weeks (talent), Sheila McAllister (talent), and Paige Whiddon (poster). Top: Heather Wilson, Erico Dotes, Denise Potter and Doniell Lewis enjoy swinging during o break from their kindergarten studies. Delow Left: Denise ond Doniell spend port of their trying out the jumpy onimols bought with PTO funds. Delow Right: Heather ond Erico find the see-sows provide lots of up ond down fun. Dorrom Left: After spending six hours performing the routines of the school doy, Tino Dosford ond Srocey Scott enjoy o Happy Meal. Delow Right: Wait Disney movies provide week-end enjoyment when showing in Morionno or Tollohossee. JL + 4-? Right: The prize winning bakers of the special education bake off ore Tylisa Simmons, Michael Palmer, Taro Faison, Donnie Tipton, and Kotura Montgomery. Below: Students eagerly anticipate receiv- ing hamburgers for Friday lunch. Below Right: Kotura Montgomery ond Melisso Cox proudly exhibit their impressive artwork. 0 yes rfiT o L 1 ' rvwyle Left: The hardworking volunteer lunch- room workers David McGeorge, Sr eve Durden, Ricky Volenzuelo. Down Neel, ond Lyvette Chambers take rime our to pose for rhe camera. Dorrom Left: Mrs Dlume's fifth graders' limericks ore displayed in rhe hollwoy for rhe students to enjoy. Right: Co-srorring In rhe fifth graders' Thanksgiving presentation os Pilgrims ond Indians ore Andreco Copeland, Liero Lewis, Shelirho Sanders, Koren Carter, Fred Baker, ond Frederick Williams. Thcf € On 6 p- It, ctoHW. fhERe va a tfifnut® M wtovfcu 5 7lie� � o e or w fbll, t ilt� uatJOtetemKiM T«MO m iKert gnulu . J Who Ukcd 0 CBCfci Ofc K«s 3-ac. W jUl VCK toSciOOl f IM becftrc. cool. J 1 hfcft Mr bo ftbcut 3 [ fj| M£NTA Top Above. Studious sixth graders, Suzanne Kohlsaot, Dzung Thai, and Donno James, listen carefully and worch attentively os they do their work. Above: Students ore nor bothered by the camera os they diligently pur their creativity to work on paper. Right: Carefully, students recheck each moth problem. Left: On their visit to O-iS, sixth graders enjoy sip and chew rime with delicious oronge juice and doughnuts. Below Left: Soon-to-be 7rh graders ore given o look or the new school building during CHS orientation. Below: In small groups, sixth graders ore given o tour of the compus Including classrooms. Processional Pledge Invocation Welcome The Greatest Love of All” Introduction of Guest Chris Carroll Mr. Johnny Preston Monica Baker Suzanne Kohlsoot Speaker Announcements Presentation of Certificates Thank You Graduation Song Benediction Mr. Grinelle Bishop Mr. Corbin Scott Mr. Grinelle Bishop Jarvis Jackson Groduores Mr. Johnny Preston Top Left: Before graduation, these students sit calmly and wait for their special rime to arrive. Top Right: Some pose, some wait patiently, and some pass along lost minute Instructions as the line forms to enter the auditorium. Above: Chris Carroll leads the Pledge of Alleglonce. Right: For the lost rime at CES, sixth graders give the pledge to the flag. |) Left: Monica Boker welcomes friends ond relatives. Delow; Sixth grade graduates leave their final message through their class song which was composed by them during their music dosses. Bottom: Paige Morris receives her certificate from Mr. Bishop. GRADUATION SONG The time has come for us to soy Thanks for the post, thanks for today The memories, we hove compared How you loved, how you cored. And now we hove to soy goodbye And with respect to you we connor lie. Oh, we rhonk you Through the years you taught us well You picked us up when we fell 'Couse I remember while in school I often acted like o fool But now we hove to soy goodbye And with respect to you we connor lie. Oh, we’ll miss you It's special rimes like these days just seem to moke it clearer Thor with every doy that posses, you've grown o little dearer And when the tears start rolling down. Words to describe just con'r be found. Thanks for oil your rime ond coring And reaching us the joy of shoring The school year's gone ond now we'll go We'll miss you C.E.S. more than you know. So now we hove to soy goodbye And os we reach for the sky: Oh, we love you ...................... oh, we love you. 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Madison Street your independent Insurance § agent k. SERVES YOU FIRST J 8 Main Street CHHTTRHDDCHEE PUBLEHING CD. 216 advertisements Publisher of your hometown newspaper the Twin City News Will Ramsey Editor-Publisher 5tatE Farm InsurancE Cn. O. L. (Gator) McCormick agent Life Auto — Home Fire — Health 21 E. Washington St. Chattahoochee, FL 32324 i Authorized Catalog Sales Merchant Chattahoochee, FL - Phone: 663-4323 Phone: 663-4852 HELENE UNEEX HRIRCENTER Hoirstyles for the enrire fomily. Helen Law - Owner PHONE; 482-5785 222 N. Caledonia Street Marianna, Florida Gladys Nichols Flowers When you need flowers Say it with ours. PHONE; 663-2286 P.O. Box 748 Chattahoochee, FL Circle D Ranch and Western Shop Route 7, Box 1000 Marianna, Florida Ruth M. Dryden (904) 352-4882 George E. Dryden (904) 352-4324 Padgett's Jewelers Diamonds • Watches • China • Silver • Crystal The House of Quality PHONE; 663-4371 220 Washington St. 21 E. Jefferson St. Chattahoochee, FL Quincy, FL 32324 SUPERIOR, DRY CLEANERS General Optometry Contact Lenses Albert E. Darker, O.D., F.A.A.O PHONE: 663-4365 1215 N. Jefferson St. P.O. Box 544 Monticello, FL 32344 Refrigeration • Air Conditioning • Electrical Plumbing • Natural G LP Gas E. R. WILSON SERVICE CO. 523 Darien Sr. Phone: 663-4325 663-2245 Chattahoochee Florida Chattahoochee Florida Hardware Housewares ju ifledki Sporting Goods Building Materials PHONE; 663-4623 Chattahoochee Florida E. W. Scarborough Store Edgar Scarborough — owner — A! L WORK GUARANTEED QHoWMAiL.t � f CAoaju'Jcv COMERFORD MEMORIAL SERVICE GRANITE - MARBLE Hwy. 90 E. - P.0. Box 551, Sneads, Florida CLASS OF 1919 Phone 904 593-6828 PETE COMERFORD Owner Operator Buddy's Appliance and Furniture Appliances Our Specialty, Nor a Sideline ■ Full line of furniture. PHONE: 526-3154 215 E. Lafayette St. Marianna, FL QRarlotte’s Jewelry Charlotte Loramore - Owner 119 E. Lafayette St. Marianna, FL 32446 PHONE: 526-2550 Stewart T.V. and Appliances 24 W. Washington St. Quincy, FL (904) 627-7126 Marianna, Florida CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '83! TONY'S RESTAURANT Italian Foods • Steaks • Seafood • Home Cooked Lunches • Breakfast HOURS: 6 A.M. ■ 10 P.M. - Mon. - Thurs. (C5T) 6 A.M. ■ 11 P.M. - Fri. 6 Sat. Banquet facilities up to 100 persons Rick Virginia Riley Complete carryout service Marianna Florida WESTERN AUTO anonymous Phone: 663-4447 P ' Chattahoochee, FL The Quincy State Bank is a Full Service bank, bringing all of Gadsden County quality banking service since 1889. The Quincy State Bank maintains the largest, most complete Trust Department of any bank in the Big Bend. We take satisfaction in the fact that the instructions of our trust customers are carried out to the letter. Our checking and savings accounts and all other financial transactions are maintained by computer, to guarantee the highest degree of accuracy. At the Quincy State Bank, we believe in the people we serve, and we strive to show our pride in our customers with an attitude of warmth and friendship. We believe in you, and we like to show it. The Quincy State Bank Florida’s First State Chartered Bank MEMBER F D I C MAIN OFFICE 4 East Washington Street WEST QUINCY BRANCH 1607 West Jefferson Street CHATTAHOOCHEE BRANCH BANK 35 Jefferson Street T. L. SCOTT TIRE AND RECAPPING Your Tire Specialist” 24-Hour Service PHONE: 663-2402 Front End Work — Tire Truing Balancing 510 West Washington St. Chattahoochee, FL JAMES F. MELZER, D.M.D. Jock B. Thigpen Lumber Co., Inc. General Dentistry Phone: 663-4874 416 W. Washington Sr. Chotrohoochee, FL 32324 Phone: 663-4021 Office Hours By Appointment P.O. Box 185 Chotrohoochee, FL r- Whatever Your Game. You’ll Be with A Winner CITIZCnS BflflK ADD TRUST COmPAAV Post Office Drawer 760� Qurnc . Florida 32351 telephone (904) 62 77155 4 Member of Fust Florida 8ank$. Inc «Member fOIC Where Banking Is A Pleasure Compliments of CHATTAHOOCHEE ROTARY CLUB 5 b B AUTO PARTS parts and' 'accessories Marianna Lumber 6 Supply Dennis I. Burch 1207 W. Lofoyerte Street P.O. BOX 1543 - Morionno, FL 32446 Office Phone: (904) 526-3470 Home Phone: (904) 526-2729 THREE RIVERS BEAUTY SALON Complete Beauty Service Owners and Operator: Sue Kimbro PHONE: 663-4773 24 Cemetery Rd. Chorrohoochee, FL PHONE: 663-4102 310 Washington St. Chorrohoochee, FL OPEN 6 A.M. - 10 P.M. - MON. - SAT. 6 A.M. - 8 P.M. - SUN. For Complete Corryout Coll 663-4900 William G Genelle Gloss P.O. Box 82 Chattahoochee, FL T-SHIRT EXPRESS 1616 W. Jefferson St. Quincy, FL 32351 Phone: 627-2721 Gate Restaurant Specializing in Seafood G Steaks Breakfast - Buffer Dinner CONGRATULATIONS 1983 SENIORS! unfa l :cn IVWK Marianna • Rivergate • Sneads Each depositor insured to � 20,000. FEDERAL OEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Niagara Wires Florida Wire and Nail Divisions of Niogoro Lockport Industries I Congratulations Class of '83! An Equal Opportunity Employer Quincy Florido cnmPLimENT5 of QUINCY RNimflL HC5PITRL Dr. Amy Williams 1750 W. Jefferson Sf. Quincy, FL 32351 663-4955 HOME 662-2881 TV SICK? CALL GREEN’S TV SERVICE Everyone won’t be wearing them this fall. 101 Washington Street Chattahoochee, Florida The Sandbox Child Care Center 5:30 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. PHONE: 593-6559 Sneods, Florido Over three million other men and women will graduate from high school this year, just like you. But less than 2% of them will be wearing Marine uniforms to work. And the few who do will have earned them. Through hard work and determina- tion that will make them stand out from any crowd. Sgr. Robert McElyeo - Recruiting Service 224-9537 - Tallahassee, FL 32302 US advertisements 227 Compliments and Best Wishes from THE CHRTTHHDCCHEE LDN'5 CLUB We Serve Compliments of Narividad P. Narvades M.D., F.A.A.P. Diplomat of the American Board of Pediatrics Diseases of Children and Weli-Boby Clinic. PHONE: Office: 875-1515 Residence: 893-5588 622 W. Jefferson St., Quincy, FL Office Hours By Appointment Compliments of WILSONS West Florida's Oldest Deportment Store Serving this area since 1881 102 YEARS Phone: 627-6123 Quincy, FL FINRNCIRL HOLDING CDRPDRRTDN 5ECURITSH FIR5T FEDERRL 5RVING5 S LORN Gadsden County Branch Office - 116 W. Jefferson Manager: Francis McCall Phone: 875-2161 Quincy, FL Phone: 663-4700 Chattahoochee. FL 33 W. Washington Sr. veilow pages .Energy Saver3 5T. JG5EPH TELEPHONE S TELEGRAPH CnmPRNV Main Office - Port Sr. Joe, FL USE WWW DIRECT DISTANCE DIALING For Economical Long Distance Service H. SCOTT GREGORY DDS General Dentistry PHONE: 627-9661 315 N. Madison St. Quincy Florida THRIFT DEPARTMENT STORE Where Shoppers go thrifty. Clothing for the entire family - Western Togs and Riding Equipment. 127 E. Lofoyerte St. Marianna, FL 32446 PHONE: 267-6628 16 E. WASHINGTON ST. QUINCY, FL. Producer • Processor • Distributor • Form Fresh Eggs PHONE: 663-2283 P.O. Box 455 663-4331 Chorrohoochee, FL JflfTlEB F. ULIELL5, C.P.fl. 6 E. Washington St. 114 N. Madison Sr. Chattahoochee, FL Quincy, FL Making Career Plans? Newspaper Reporter? Low enforcement? Electrician? Construction? Engineer? Look First to God's Word. Commit to the Lord whatever you do, and your plans will succeed.” Proverbs 16:3 All hard work brings o profit, bur mere talk leads only to poverty.” Proverbs 14:23 H 5 odverrlsemenrs 201 Riverview Bait b Tackle Sykes Fine Food Store Phone: 663-2462 617 Washington St. Chattahoochee, FL 111 W. Jefferson St. Quincy, FL � � £sg| y,- Our License Was Issued In 1791 The First Ammendment to the Constitution, in 1791, secured for all U.S. newspapers the right to publish without fear of government suppression or control. The “Freedom of the Press protects the people’s right to know and is subject only to limitations of libel, obscenity, national safety or inten- tion to incite riot. “FREEDOM OF THE PRESS” is not a lightly-held responsibility because it actually extends to you and every citizen the “Right to Know.” It's an important heritage in our Free America. (Sadston (Cmutty crfujaid- winning z VtuJi.ivtzl .[y 5nesds LawnmnwEr and Chainsaw Jackson's Barber Shop We hove two professionally skilled barbers to serve you Skilled in styling, long hair, regular curs Bud Oberr James L. Jackson Compliments of JANE'S BOOTERY Briggs Poulon Tecumsh P.O. Lawn-Boy Snapper Husquorno Jimmy J. Law Owner Box 160 - U.S. 90 West Sneads Lowson Pemco E-Z Mo Florida Quincy Plaza Quincy, FL Y £ McDonald's SNEADS AUTO PARTS 1422 W. Jefferson St. Quincy, FL Hwy. 90 Sneods, FL Phone: (904) 875-1776 1821 Jefferson Sr Quincy, FL 32351 PRT T1-OT1R5 CuJO IN5URRNCE, INC. BEAVER LRHE CRmPGRDUND Overnight Comping Food Store Restrooms Gulf Gos PHONE: (904) 856-5900 Full Hook-ups Laundry Hot Showers P.O. Box 031 Quincy, FL 02351 Dyal - Johnson Insurance Phone: 663-2226 35 Center St. Chotrohoochee, FL Compliments of F.C. DAFFIN CO. Phone: 482-2056 205 E. Lafayette St. Marianna, FL Froncis Basford Alice Jo Johns KNOTS ond SUCH Phone: 663-2717 300 W. Washington Sr. - P.O. Box 395 Chattahoochee Florida 236 advertisements CHATTAHOOCHEE, FLORIDA 3EBEIL A. CLARK FLETCHER Artorney-Qt-lQw 104 E. Washington St. Chattahoochee, FL 02324 663-4783 P.O. Box 1077 Quincy, FL 32351 875-4010 Congrotulotions Jackie - Editor, Nancy - Business Mgr. A Job Well Done! Aden Carolina 5urplus Upholstery Hwy. 90 West of Sneods or 4 Points Store Ph. 593-9737 Home Ph. 593-5203 Custom Re-Upholstery On Boor Seors • Cor Seats • Truck Sears • Sofa Chairs • • Wood Refinishing • • Custom Built Furniture • James Lee • Lucy Lee • Mike Lee 45 advertisements 237 m.R. BUTLER and CDfTlPRNV M. R. Burler Building Contractor Commercial • Residential • Licensed • Bonded • Registered • Remodeling PHONE (904) 663-8124 After 6:00 p.m. P.O. Box 792 Chattahoochee, FL 32324 J3L Berrj Sojxl o finuel Co. Phone: P.O.Box W Chatb hoocAee. FL 32324 mm Your Credit Uniori North FI Education Credit Union 110 N. Modison P.O. Box 445 Quincy, FL 904-875-1219 Hours: 9:30A.M. - 5:30P.M. Mon. - Fri. BILLY SIMS GARAGE Phone No. (904) 660-4432 109 R.W. Washington Sr. Chattahoochee, FL 32324 IRVIN'S BAKERY All Auto Insurance Home of Mr. Low Rotes SPECIAL RATES FOR: • Young Drivers (16-29) • Students - Sr. Drivers • Problem Drivers • DWI, Tickets, Accidents - SR-22 • Military • Trucks, Vans, Cycles • Mobile Homes • Older Homes Phone: (904) 875-3415 We specialize in decorated cakes for all occasions. 101 E. Jefferson St. Quincy, FL 32351 HOURS: Monday - Saturday: 7a.m. - 6p.m. Thursday: 7 a.m. - 2p.m. 663-4810 Chattahoochee, FL PINECREE5T rnEmuRlRL GARDENS GflmELUDRLD Jackson County's only perpetual core cemetory. Marianna Florida 240 odverrisemenrs V I Compliments of THE THDmP5DN CLINIC WENO- 5000 WATTS Christion Programming Celebrating 20 years of broadcasting in Chattahoochee. 1580 on your dial R. Miller's Hairworks We specialize in perms. All type curls, precision cuts, men and women. CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT. Richard Miller - Owner Peggy Holloman Fields - Cosmetologist - Manager Andrew Williams - Barber PHONE: Assistant Manager. Quincy (904) 875-1225 Florida Three River Farm Home Supply Southern Electric Ruby's Beauty Shop Martin's Beauty Shop Dollar General Store Lambe's Welding Supply Co. Marianna, Florida Chung Hor Hsu, M.D. Quincy, Florida Dr. Irving J. Fleer and Dr. James B. Gray Tallahassee, Florida odverrisemenrs 241 Tom 44 Sr. 86 Poige Griffin Sr. 89 CHRIS FENDER Jackie Sr. 83! Tommy, Michelle, and Christian The love in your heart wasn't pur there to stay; Love isn't love, til you give ir away. Tonjo White - Sr. 83 -N- Michoel Eggleton - Sr. 82 242 odverrlsemenrs Lou -N- Gene Venice, I love you and always will. Love, Tim Good Seoson Jackets! Chuck's Choices Kim ’'Weasel Morrell Sr. 86 Congratulations Coach Lewis, Coach Honno Coach Mobordy! Football ’'82 Greg DAVID SR. 86 Congratulations Ronnie! Love, Dovid 6 Darlene Herndon Family Congratulations and Best Wishes Tonjo! From: Deverly 6 Niketo DILL Jacqueline Drown -N- Congratulations Perry Jones Joner! -N- 1980 -N- Love, KIM 1981 Dorboro W.H.S., III LAURI C.D. SR. DAVIS AND 82! SR. 85 J.A.M. Love ns FRIENDSHIP A.M.E. CHURCH . . . THE FRIENDLY CHURCH . . . . . . WHERE EVERYBODY IS SOMEBODY! Wire Rood Reed Sr. Charrohoochee, FL FLOYD KAREN C.H.S. 1! To Our Alma. Mater TRILOGY Gene. dicK- C.H.5. Majorettes Angela, JoAnn, Carolyn, Cindy I 15 Congratulations Cindy! Life is everything you moke it. Life is beautiful, so take it! Terri CL Thank - you Chotrahoochee For Coring! The Whiddons - Chester, Johnnie, Pete and Family Leann, Marty, Micky and Jennifer In Memory of Charles Allen Hewett Congratulations Congratulations Seniors of '83! TIM! From The New Creations From Nita, Jeff, Ron, Eugene, Jody, Connie David and Suzy and Shannon LSR.85 ±t 1 1 would like to thank oil the people who hove helped me the lost 12 years. Am sy James Ethridge - Sr. 83 God Bless Our Home SHERRY Timothy Delmo Aldoy -N- -N- Verono Georgeonn Markham STEVE ELLEN KERRY SR. 86 -N- JANET JOLYNDA BROCK BRENDA CLASS OF '90 SR. 84 Mr. Chorles Borfield is: o good gordner, hunrer, fishermon, ond hos been o store employee for 32 yrs. He olso hos one sweet GREG CHAMBERS doughter, Sheilo. SR. 84 GO NOLES! NANCY CARMICHAEL TRELLES SENIOR 88 SR. 86 GO BAM A! ANGELIA BROWN SHEILA -N- SR. 86 - 1 JERRY LONG Dzung Thoi Nicole Bowen Suzonne Kohlsoof CLASS OF '89 SHERRY BAILEY -N- CLAY CARMICHAEL ELAINE KEVIN ROGERS SR. 83 SR. 86 The A Team RAMROD Andrew Reed Alfred Eggleron Addroin McMillan Wonts You! 1 LOVE YOU C.H.S.! MICHAEL Scooter SR. 90 To C.H.S. Faculty Friends: ”1 rhank my God upon every remembrance of you.” Phillipians 1:3 Loro Shouppe - Sr. 82 CHRIS MCALLISTER SR. 85 in mEmoPiY It is the ombirion of most people ro leove some footprints on the sonds of time. We con nome mony greor ones whose fome sholl endure os long os mon remoins on this planer, for their lives hove contributed much to the benefit of their fellowmen. There ore others whose footprints ore there bur hove left only o dork pattern on the memory of mankind by on influence that wos nor o benefit but o blight. We con’r oil be great ond famous, bur oil of us con use whor rime ond rolents we hove in the best woy we con ro help others ond moke them hoppy. This is to leove shining footprints for someone ro follow. Our lives continue to be blessed by their shining footprints. FOOTPRINTS ON THE SANDS OF TIME Esther York Burkholder Charles Hewett Class of 1958 Johnson 1961 Mr. and Mrs. Arylis Parramore FriEnds hi Vtf Jockle i v ' -i: - • • ' Nancy Ricky Chau Cindy Joe Johnny Floyd Sherry Suzonne Todd Brenda Belinda Lynn Joner IS • • We WadE It HappEn odverrisemenrs 251 Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Griffin and Paige Compliments of GrinEllE Bishop Mr. Bishop presents Mrs. Traylor with on apple on Teacher Appreciation Day. Dommon Maurice Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Lee Norris Jackson Advertiser's index All-Auto Insuronce 239 Ann Lin’s 212 Bodcocks 214 Bonner Lumber ond Supply 213 Dr. A.E. Borker 219 Bosford Well Drilling 210 Beouchomps Hordwore 202 Beover Loke Compground 235 Berry Sond ond Grovel 239 Brodley's IGA 205 Buddy's Applionce ond Furniture 220 Buddy’s Fruit Srond 210 Butler Construction Co. 238 Corollno Surplus ond Upholstery 237 Chondler's 210 Chorlorte's Jewelry 220 Chottohoochee Athletic Club 208 Chottohoochee Dry Cleoners 211 Chottohoochee Flower Shop 217 Chottohoochee Lions Club 228 Chottohoochee P.T.O. 208 Chortohoochee Publishing Co. 216 Chottohoochee Rotory Club 224 Dr. Chung Hor Hsu 241 Circle D. Ronch 218 Citizens Bonk ond Trust 223 City Auto Service 215 Coco-Colo Bottling Co. 203 Colonel Jim's House of Borgoins 203 Commerford Memoriol Service 220 Dr. Morion Cooper 213 D’Alemberte Insuronce 216 F.C. Doffin Co. 235 Dixon Motel 206 Dollor Generol Store 241 Dooner. Edwords. Fletcher 216 Dyol-Johnson Insuronce 235 Ethel's Doy Core Center 214 Finondol Holding Corporation 229 Dr. Irving J. Fleet 241 A. Clork Fletcher 237 Jessie Furlow. M.D. 202 Godsden County Times 232 Godsden Stote Bonk 204 Gome World 240 Green's T.V. Service 227 H. Scott Gregory. D.D.S. 230 Guy’s Fur House 215 Honno's 210 Helen's Unisex 218 Hillondole Forms 231 Irvin's Bokery 239 Jackson's Barber Shop 233 Jane's Bootery 233 Jessie's Kut ond Kurl 217 Keels Bolt ond Tockle 212 King's Plozo 206 Knots ond Such 235 Kwileckl's 219 Lombes Welding ond Supply 241 Lawrence Anlmol Hospital 211 LeHigh 221 Morionno Lumber ond Supply 224 Martin's Beauty Shop 241 Mory Booney 230 Mossey Drugs 213 McDaniel's Grocery 214 McDonald’s 234 McEI's 215 Sgt. Rob McElyeo (Morines) 227 Dr. James F. Melzer 223 Miller's Hoirworks 241 Mini-Outlet 213 Notividod P. Norvades. M.D. 228 Niogro Wires 226 Gladys Nichols Flowers 218 North Florido Education Credit Union 239 Podgetts 218 Pot Thomas Insuronce 234 Peacock's Drugs 211 Pelt Furniture Co. 215 Pinecrest Memoriol Gordens 240 Pioneer Federal 207 Pippin Shell 212 Quincy Anlmol Hospirol 227 Quincy Store Bonk 222 Roddiff Moreriols. Inc. 209 R.B. Forms Grocery Reynold's Discount Co. 206 Ryles Motor Co. 203 Riverview Boit ond Tockle 232 Ruby's Beauty Shop 241 S 6 B Auto Ports 224 E.W. Scarborough 5rore 220 T.L. Scott 223 Seors 217 Security First Federal 229 Sim’s Goroge 239 Sneods Auto Ports 234 Sneods Lownmower ond Choinsow Co. 233 Aden Sowell 237 Southern Electric 241 Store Form Insuronce 217 Roger Stephens 202 Steworr T.V. ond Appliances 220 Sr Joseph Telephone Co. 230 Superior Dry Cleoners 219 Syke's Fine Foods 232 Tolquln Electric 206 The City of Chottohoochee 236 The First Bonk 225 The Gore Restouront 225 The Sandbox 227 Jock B. Thigpen Lumber Co. 223 Thomos Moror Cors. Inc. 220 The Thompson Clinic 241 Three Rivers Beouty Solon 224 Three Rivers Form ond Home Supply 241 Three Rivers Phormocy 203 Thrift Deportment Store 230 Tony's Restaurant 221 T-Shirt Express 225 Wolmort 202 Jomes F. Wells. C.P.A. 231 WENO 241 Western Auto 221 Wilson's 228 E.R. Wilson Service Co. 219 Wlngotes 202 Winn-Dixie 211 Patrons Goll O. Akins Mr. ond Mrs. Robert H. Alcorn Cenetre Aldoy Sherry Aldoy Mr. ond Mrs. N.E. Allen JoAnn Alongis I 5 Mike Andler Ado Andrews Mr. ond Mrs. Horold Bolley. Horry, Sherry ond Roger Dick ond Rebecco Bolley Bryon Christopher Boker Ms. Lynette Boker Clevelond Boldwln Mr. ond Mrs. Melvin Barber Sollle W. Borber Shello Borfleld Mr. ond Mrs. Abrohom Bornes Mr. ond Mrs. Alfred Bosford ond Shello Melonie Boss Mr. ond Mrs. Troy Benefield Jeffrey Bennett Christion Blankenship Fred Blankenship Tina Blankenship Michelle Blonkenshlp Tommy Blankenship Mr. ond Mrs. Joe H. Boyd Mory Inez Boyd Mrs. Perlie Moe Bowie ond Mr. Richard Soldwire Moryonne Bradley The Joe Bradley Family Mr. ond Mrs. Clovin Bright Mr. ond Mrs. C.J. Brock ond Fomily Korlo A. Brown Kelvin A. Brown Mr. ond Mrs. Ronnie Bundy. Kevin ond Burch Mrs. Hozel Burt Eddie. Glorio ond Angelo Coin Mr. ond Mrs. Fred Coin Mr. ond Mrs. Ralph Colhoun Mr. ond Mrs. John E. Collowoy ond Fomily Morlo Compbell Moury Compbell Mr. ond Mrs. W.J. Compbell Mr. ond Mrs. Bobby Cormichoel ond Fomily Jomle Celio Mrs. Moe T. Clark Rev. ond Mrs. Truett Comer Leisho Coworr Mr. ond Mrs. Henry Cox Melisso ond Bubbo Cox Mr. ond Mrs. Gerald Cromer Mr. ond Mrs. Dovid Crawford ond Holll Mr. ond Mrs. Henry Crawford. Dovid, Sonio ond Holli; Jomes ond Beverly Mrs. Lizzie Cruse Liso Curlee Paul ond Shirley Curlee Mr. ond Mrs. Thomos Cunnlnghom Mr. ond Mrs. Rolen Dolton ond Fomily Mr. ond Mrs. Johnny Dovis ond Fomily Colvin Dowklns Eloine Dowson Amy Dickson Juonlro Dickson Mr. ond Mrs. Williom Dickson Mrs. Mory Diggs Mr. ond Mrs. A.B. Dodson Annie Doris Vlvlon Doswell ond Fomily Frankie Duncon Mr. ond Mrs. Thurmon Duncon ond Fomily Mr. ond Mrs. Ben Dudley ond Williom Mr. ond Mrs. P.R. Eckstodt Bette Sims Ector John Ector Mr. ond Mrs. Authur Edwords Mr. ond Mrs. Horold Edwords advertisements 253 Phul Edenfield Debro Sherone Ellis Mr. ond Mrs. Edleigh Erheridge Louro Jeon Erheridge Jomes E. Erheridge Sollie W. Former Tino Fleemon J.T. Flowers Mr. ond Mrs. Jock Folds Scoorer Gordner Kemp ond Goil Gholson Mr. ond Mrs. W.C. Gilley ond Melindo Mr. ond Mrs. Joseph Glssendoner Mr. ond Mrs. Dill Gloss. Angie ond Amy The Dodword Goodson Fomily Venice Goodson Mr. ond Mrs. Willie E. Groves ond Fomily Undo Grondberry Ms. Myro Gronr Mr. Alfred Green George Green Mike ond Donno Green Sgr. ond Mrs. Chorles Green Mr. ond Mrs. Chorles E. Green ond Adrion Devon Mrs. Ellzo Green Undo Green Miss Jeonerre Green Ms. Julio Ann Holl Fred ond Almo Honno Eloine Horringron Mrs. Myrtle Hort Mr ond Mrs. Woyne Helms ond Fomily Regino Hendrix Reginald Hendrix Brenda Herndon Mr. ond Mrs. Som Herndon Paul Herndon Cindy Hewert Keith ond Jocqui Hilton Andrewnett Himes Sherry Peorlonn Himes Mr. ond Mrs. Tommy Hodges, Patricia ond Buddy Brooks Hollowoy ond Fomily Jerred Hopkins Richard ond Donno Hood Mrs. Borboro Horton Mr. ond Mrs. Bill Hosey Don Howell Mr ond Mrs. Horace Howell Scott Howell Jody Hunt Mr. ond Mrs. O.Y. Ingram Mr. ond Mrs. C.E. Jockson Mr. Cecil Jockson Mr. ond Mrs. Donold Jockson Mrs. Mory Jockson Willie B. Jockson Rev. ond Mrs. Edward Jomes ond Fomily Chomp. Virginio Ann, Don. Debbie, ond Donno Jomes Mr. ond Mrs. Edward Josper Mr. ond Mrs. Eorl M. Johnson Mr. ond Mrs. Albert Jones, Tommy ond Tereso Undo W. Jones Renee Joyner Cheryl Kennedy Jomes Kennedy The Joe Kight Fomily Gene King Mrs. Mory King Miss Potsy King Mr. ond Mrs. Willie Knight ond Trovis Mr. ond Mrs. Gene Lonier Mr. ond Mrs. John Lawrence Judy Lawrence Stanley Lawrence Mr. Mork Lowson Cynthio Lee Monico Lee Mrs. Annie Lee Mr. Willie Joe Lee Leiro ond Daniell Lewis Mildred Lewis ond Fomily Mr. ond Mrs. Chorles R. Liggett ond Fomily Steve Rogers ond Terri Liggett Mr. ond Mrs. Jerry Locke. Chod ond Sroci Mr. ond Mrs. Robert W. Lyles. Woody ond Debbie Pomelo Lyons Mr. ond Mrs. Corlton Mock. Kelli ond Julie David Mobordy Morie Mockey R.P. ond Ruth Moloy Joseph Josioh Morkhom Lloyd Hamilton Morkhom Mr. ond Mrs. George Morkhom. Sr. Shorron Koy Morkhom Wllllom Jessie Blue Morkhom Carolyn Moyo Mr. ond Mrs. Jock Moyo. Kim ond Liz Mr. ond Mrs. Horold Moyo Mr. ond Mrs. Horry Moyo, Dovid ond Noncy Tereso Moyo Vondo Moyo Mr. ond Mrs. Thomos Mercer Moxwell T. ond Ollie H. Mercer Mr. ond Mrs. William Middlebrooks Mrs. Mlnolo Mincey Mrs. Mory Mook Mr. Lonnie Mook Mr. Royce Moneyhom Hozel Sims Monroe Joe Moneyhom Bob Morrison Mr. ond Mrs. Lorry McAllister, Chris. John ond Sheilo Peggy McCoy Ricky McKee Mr. L.E. McDonald Mr. Eddie Lee McMillion Mr. ond Mrs. Ivory McMillion Mrs. Lillie Bee McMillion Mr. ond Mrs. W.C. McPhoul ond Fomily Mrs. Bethony McWhire Eric LeMorcus McWhire Lomor McWhire Solly McWhire Mr. ond Mrs. Jomes Nichols ond Gayle Mr. ond Mrs. Doyle NeSmirh. Belindo ond Berh Mrs. W.J. O'Brien Mrs. Ethel Oswald Jonice Oswald Mr. ond Mrs. Rocky Poce ond Fomily Horvey, Carol. Micheol ond Jonothon Polmer Glendo Sue Porker Mrs. Sommie Pormer Frances Horlin Peacock Mr. ond Mrs. Jomes Peacock Wesley Pelhom Evelyn Pender Nhi Phom Lee Phi ond Susu Phi Mr. ond Mrs. Ronold Pickens ond Fomily Julio Pickron Mr. ond Mrs. Ben Pimenrol ond Fomily Elio Ponder Jomes Poole Mr. ond Mrs. R.C. Poole Mr. ond Mrs. T.H. Pope Miss Elio Porter Roy ond Carolyn Poyrhress Brett Preston Bridgerr Preston Jacquelyn Preston Von ond Kim Pullen Mrs. Annie M. Rondolph Cheryle Reed ond Eric Stevens Gwen G. Reynolds Chorles Richardson Koren Richordson Ms. Joyce Richordson Mr. Rosebud Richordson Rhondo Richordson Trudy Richordson Mr. ond Mrs. Shorty Roberts Mr. ond Mrs. Dourest J. Robinson. Jr. ond Fomily Mr. ond Mrs. Russell Rodgers ond Ryon Mr. ond Mrs. Gene Rogers Howord ond Giocimonio Rogers Joe-Poul Rogers Mr. Richard A. Rogers Elsie Runkle Robert Russ Mrs. Perlie Mae Bowie ond Mr. Richard Soldwire Mr. ond Mrs. Tommy Seorcy ond Fomily Woyne Seorcy Mrs. Buford Shelby Melonie Shelby Borboro J. Shelmon ond Henry Block Mrs. Fote Shepord Angle Shouppe Jim Shouppe ond Fomily Willie (Bill) Sims Chris ond Theresa Smith Ms. Dorlene Smith Mr. ond Mrs. Floyd Smith Eddie Snow Renee Snow Michelle Sporks Dorothy Stephens Roger Stephens The Billy Stinson Fomily Tommy Strickland Borboro Studon Tommy Studon Debbie Sundoy Mr. ond Mrs. Colvin Tore ond Fomily Dr. ond Mrs. Tron Thai Dzung Thoi Bonlto Thornes Shoron Thornes Jimmy Thompson Joey ond Bobby Thompson Kothy Vinson Kevin Vinson Mr. ond Mrs. Lloyd Vinson Tim Vinson Rev. ond Mrs. Edgor Wolker ond Fomily Mrs. Lessie Washington Miss Jonice Weaver Trod Weover Donovon Weeks Sherry Weeks Angie ond Cloy Wells Jody Wells Mr. ond Mrs. Pete Whiddon. Tony. Poige ond Nick! Mrs. Doisey White Mr. ond Mrs. Herman ond Morgurire White Mr. ond Mrs. Nopolio White ond Fomily Bob. Jill. Kim. Jenny ond Kotie Williams Mr. ond Mrs. Edgor Williams Mrs. Isabelle Williams Mrs. Livert Willioms Penny Willioms Mr. ond Mrs. Rufus Willioms Myrtle Wingore Mr. ond Mrs. Clemon Wortherly. Erlco ond Toni Mr. ond Mrs. Henry York Michael York Sheldon Young Oops! We goofed! To the three students who won ads ot the yearbook program. WE FORGOT to get your ads. So S-O-O-R-R-R-YM! This space is dedicated to you TIM CAMPBELL ANGIE WELLS ond the THIRD person whom we hove also forgotten. APPRECIATIONS: Bill Glendenning; Rodger Horrison and the staff of school pictures, Inc.; Cindy Gaunt ond Wolsworth Publishing Co.; Administration, faculty ond staff of CHS ond CES; our parents; the advertisers; our patrons; the Student Body; ond many thanks to our Sponsor, Mrs. Joyce M. Scott. CONTENTS: Dedication, creativity, desire, sacrifice, hard work, determination, enthusiasm, ond ’’guts''. VELLEMJ JRCHET 5taff P.O. Drawer 7 Chattahoochee, FL 32324 Artificial heart recipient Barney Clark smiles at his surgeon or the University of Utah Medical Center. Adklson, Brenda 5. 10, 12, 19, 66, 81. 80, 129, 130, 130, 134, 138, 145, 225 Alongls, Joann 11. 81. 82, 84, 159 Arnold, Brenda 151 Avrlerr. Pomelo 18, 65, 151 3 Bailey, Sherry 5, 8, 10, 16, 27, 28, 66, 83, 88, 90, 91. 129, 130, 131. 132. 133, 134, 138, 144, 145, 225 Baker, Bryan Baker, Glynis 35. 67, 88, 153 Baker, Sylvio 67. 88, 151 Baker, Tongelio 65, 151 Boker, Timothy 113, 155 Baldwin, Cleveland 157 Barber, Janie 66, 157 Barfield, Sheila 5, 155 Barfield, Shirley 79, 81, 157 Barker, Melissa Barnett, Holly 13, 15. 24, 84, 159 Barnett, Michael 11, 69, 112, 155 Bosford, Joseph 22, 94, 98. 102, 103, 158, 209 Boss, Margo 67, 80, 151 Belford, Chorles 14, 38, 67, 130, 135 Bennett, James 93, 96, 100, 101, 104, 115, 155 Bennett, Sheila 155 Block, Melissa 9. 10, 141, 145, 225 Black. Phaedra 7. 13, 24, 92, 108, 110, 111, 157 Blount, Chuck 64, 112, 155 Blue. Joseph 66. 153 Blue. Porrina Blue. Sara 111 Bradley, Marvin 68, 153 Breeden, Bethany 18, 23. 76, 80, 151 Brewster, Raymond 25, 45. 67. 88, 94, 159 Brown, Alfle 67. 151 Brown, Agnelio 5, 12, 25, 41. 68, 131, 132, 134, 137, 145, 225 Brown. Brenda 11. 157 Brown. Denlta 69. 151 Brown, Jacqueline 9, 10, 132, 145, 225 Brown, Karla 68, 89, 151 Brown. Mltte'e 40. 155 Brown, Sondro 153 Brunson, Normo 4, 26, 76. 81, 159 Bryant, Cynthia 34, 106, 111, 155 Bundy. Kevin 7, 64, 94, 102, 103, 159 Burns, Adonio 3, 68 Burns, Chris 69. 151 Butler, Tony 69, 80, 151 Butler. Mlchoel Coin, Angelo 80. 151 Coin, Jimmy 156 Calloway, Eddie Calloway, Suzanne 5, 10, 28, 38, 41. 84, 129, 132, 133, 134, 144, 145, 225 Calloway, Virginia Campbell, Audrey 33, 158 Campbell, Marla 76, 78, 81, 82, 83, 85, 159 Campbell. Maury 76, 80, 151 Campbell. Timothy 17, 65, 113, 157 Carlno, Edwin 151 Corlno, Robert 64, 69, 111, 155 Carmichael, Nancy 65, 80, 108, 151 Corroll, Brenda 12, 81, 157 Carroll, Carlo 20. 68, 151 Carroll, Darrell 10, 12. 24. 35, 94, 98. 104, 108. 115, 119, 130, 132, 145, 225 Corroll, Marvin 159 Cartwright, Mark Chombers. Greg 94, 95, 96, 97,,99, 100, 115, 159 Chambers. Joe 159 Chambers. Linda 8, 9, 106, 107, 141, 145, 225 Chambers, Tonya Chombers, Valerie 26, 65, 151 Chapman, Andreia 155 Chapman. Tonjla 151 Clark. Undo 67, 97, 153 Coley, Chorles 3, 4, 81. 83, 102, 103 Coley, Paul 4. 25, 39, 40, 64. 83. 93. 94, 102, 103, 115, 159 Connell, Melissa 81, 89, 155 Cooper, Melisso 65, 153 Copeland, Ricky 10, 104, 145, 225 Copeland, Stacey 67, 80. 151 Corbett, Chris 69, 80. 151 Corker. Rita 10. 16. 38, 65, 106, 132, 133, 143, 145, 225 Cotton, Alan 69. 151 Cotton, Terry 10, 22, 25, 94, 98, 104, 130, 132, 146, 225 Cowort, Terry 66, 153 Creol, Anita 68. 156 Creol, Cyntherlne 151 Creol; Randall 69. 153 Crowley, Kimberly 12, 18, 72, 73. 157 Cutchins, Nancy 68, 79. 81, 159 D Duk Koo Kim, Korean boxer, lies unconscious with fatal Injuries suffered In a fight with Boom Boom Mandnl. D'Alemberre, Doniel 69, 80, 151 D’Alemberte. Trelles 4, 14, 37, 81, 155 Dolton, Jonet 5, 7, 10. 22. 24, 28, 29. 38. 84. 88, 90. 91. 93. 129, 132, 133, 134, 146, 225 Dolton, Samantha 155 Davis, Laurl 157 Dawkins, Anthony 21, 27. 65. 98. 99. 104, 105, 113, 115, 155 Dawkins, Calvin 22. 40, 67, 88, 159, 205 Dawkins. Earnest 10, 18, 91, 96. 101, 115 133, 146, 225 Dawkins. Ero Dean 157 Dowklns, Nina Dawkins, Timothy 19, 94, 104, 105, 115, 130, 131, 132, 134, 143, 146, 208 Dawkins, Willie Day, Rusty 157 Dennison, Mott 69, 157 DeVone, Tamoro 65, 80, 151 DeVone, Todd 2, 4, 5. 10, 29. 41, 83. 128, 129, 130, 134, 140, 141, 146, 225 Dickey, Brendo 159 Dickey, Lorry 113, 154 Dickson, Chandler 151 Dixon. Darin 66. 153 Dolan, Johnny 4, 5, 10. 19, 29, 130, 134, 143, 146, 225 Donold, Valencia 67, 106, 153 Dougherty, Koty 12, 37, 66, 157 Douglas, Angelo 155 Dowell, Ricky 68, 159 Dukes, David 11, 112, 155 Dukes, Undo 68, 155 Durden, Robert 67. 151 E Eckrich, Freddie 67. 153 Eckrich, Tommy 157 Edwards, Joey 19, 26, 33. 88. 112, 155 Eggleton, Alfred 18, 24, 65. 158 Ethridge, Elaine 4, 5, 10, 19, 29. 72, 73, 81, 134, 137, 146, 225 Ethridge, James 5, 10, 72, 73. 129, 131, 132, 134, 137, 143, 146 Ethridge, Laura Ellen 81, 155 F Fields, Carlo Fields, Dorothy 68. 155 Fields, Michelle Fleeman, Tlno 160 Fleming, Angella 151 Ford. Jackie 10, 68. 146, 225 Foster, Pam 7, 11, 159 Foster, Willie 69. 151 Frederick, Donda 12, 76, 80, 151, 208 Friday, Donald Fridley. Douglas G Gardner, Karen 76. 80. 153 Gay, Raymond 153 Glass, Angelo 67, 80, 88. 89, 151 Gilley, Melinda 38, 76, 81, 83, 159 Gissendoner, Eric 64. 97, 104, 112, 155 Goodlet, Charles 19 Goodson, Ferris 11, 69, 88, 96, 112, 113, 155 Goodson, Venice 10. 72, 73, 135, 137, 141, 146, 225 Goulds. Diane 4, 5, 10. 19, 26. 38. 129, 132, 147, 225 Green. Lindo 22, 41. 78. 79, 81, 83. 158 256 Index Green. Fred 13. 39, 40, 67, 83. 93. 94, 95, 96. 100, 101. 104, 115, 159 Green. Ronnie 8. 10, 12. 64. 94, 102, 103, 115, IX. 134, 138, 147, 225 Green, Volerie 155 Griffin. Liso 72, 159 H Hodley, Undo 65, 151 Hu No's decision ro ask for p o I i r I c o I osylum In the U.5. caused strained relations between her homeland. Chino, ond the U.S. Hodley, Roosevelt 68. 153 Hairston. Dolgren 94, 159 Hoirston. Voughtroil 35, 44. 69. 112, 153 Hall, Julio 4. 14. 34, 67. 154 Hamilton, Jill 19. 72. 92, 95. 96, 106, 107, 108, 109. 110. Ill, 154. 208 Hond, Chris 69, 158 Harris, Jomes 21, 69, X, 151 Helms, Donno 19, 154 Helms, Stacey 5, 106. 156 Helms, Ylondo 72, 73, 159 Henry, Domon Herndon, Brenda 11. 159 Hewett, Cindy 4, 5, 10. 24, 25, 26, 27. 28, 29. 38. 66, 81, 83, 130, 132, IX. 134. 138. 144. 147, 225 Hewett, Jeonnie 76, X, 88. 89. 154 Holland, Shannon 18, X, 151 Hollowoy. Melissa 22, 41, 76, 78, 79, 81. 83, 85. 158 Hollowoy, Michelle 4. 6, 41. 76, 81, 83. 158 House. Stocey 104, 112, 154 Howard, Anthony 112, 151 Howell, Stocy 12. 66, 154 Huff. Gene 4, 76, 79. 81. 158 Hughes, Ron 68, 159 Humphrey, Donold X, 152 Humphrey, Lorri 12. 55. 159 Hunt, Patti 81 Hupp, Jodie 5. 18. X, 40 Hutchinson. Lori 18 Ingram. Robert 158 j Jackson. Carl 154 Jackson, James 4, 12. 81, 132, 134. 147 225 Jackson. Jerome 69. 112, 114, 154 Jackson, Jimmy 66, 152 Jackson. Lorenzo 156 Jackson. Lotti 67, 158 Jackson, Pongue Jackson. Randy 156 Jackson, Rhonda 68, 156 Jackson, Roger 156 Jackson, Roxie 21. 40, 66, 93, 96, 108, 110, 111, 158 Jackson, Sybil 67, 256 Jackson, Tyrone 154 Jackson, Volorie 156 Jackson, Victoria 10, 19, 65, 132, IX, 138, 147, 225 James, Michael 67, 152 James. Rob 11, 19, 113, 156 James, Trod 2, 55, 83, 159 Josper, Shan 5, 19, 29. 38. 41, 132, IX. 134, 137, 144. 147, 225 Johns, Jennifer 18. 67, 152 Johns, Shelby 66, 114, 152 Johnson, Kevin 8, 23, 64, 79, 81, 102, IX, 113, 159 Johnson, Cynthia Johnson, Eddie 94, 99. 115, 134, 147 Johnson, John Dovid 64. X, 112, 156 Johnson, Judy 10. 137, 147, 225 Johnson, Michael 152 Johnson, Roberto Johnson. Sheila 65, 152 Johnson, Von Gregory 5, 29. 94 Jones. Bart 3. 4, 5, 21, 40, 66, 96, 97, 101, IX Jones. Ronnie Jones, Tanya X, 76, X. 154 Jones, Tracy K Kahler, Scott 4, 76, 79. 81. 158 Kohler, Tamo 76, X, 81. 154 Keels, Tina Kelley. Paulo Kelley. Phillip 156 Kennedy, Cheryl 2, 5. 10. 20, 27, 39. 41, 65. X, 88. 129, 131, 132, 141, 147, 225 Kennedy, Joe 4, 18, 65, 81, IX Kennedy, Michelle 11, 14. 34. IX, IX Kennedy, Sheila 25, IX Kent, Stephonie 18. X, 152 King, Chad 28, 45, 76, X. 152 Leonid Brezh n e v , Soviet President dies leaving America apprehen- sive os ro American- Soviet relations. L Ledbetter, Robin X Lee, Cynthia 35, 65, 88, 152 Lee, Morion 65, 152 Lee, Monica 2, 5, 10. 35. X, 77, X, 88. 132, IX. 148, 225 Lee, Traci 26. IX Lewis. Linda 5. 10. 26. 27. X. 39, 88, 129, 131, 134, 135, 137, 144, 148, 225 Liggett, Dicky 27, 64, 81, 112, IX Lott, Jennifer 152 Lowery, Vonesso Lowery, Vlvion Lumon, Doleno Lumon, Jonathon X, 114, 154 M Mock, Kelli 79. 81. IX. IX Mackey, Tina 28, 68, 152 Manuel, Billy Monuel, Bruce 7. 154 Monuel. Craig 69, 152 Monuel. Scortie 152 Monuel, Steve 152 Markham, Verona 5, 8, 9, 10, 12, 29, 34, 41, 76. 81, 132, IX. 137, 140, 148, 225 Marlowe, Angela Morlowe, Ann 34, 81, 92, 94. IX, IX Marlowe, Poturo 65, 152 Marlowe, Robin 34. IX Mathis, Jennifer 67. X Mayo, Carolyn 2, 81, 82. X. 84, IX Mayo, Floyd 5, 7, 10, 13, 24, 27, 28, 64, 84, 94, 98. 105, 128, IX, IX. 134, 136, 138, 148, 225 Mayo, Nancy 2. 5, 10, 16, 27, 29. 41, X. 83, 88, 129, IX, 132, IX, 134, 138, 144, 148, 204, 219, 225 Mayo, Vondo 11, IX Mayo, Vondoro 19, 154 Mayo, Willlom 8, 11, X, 102, IX, 112, IX McAllister, Chris 8, 14, X, X, 94, 102, IX. IX McAllister, John 76, X. 114, 152 McClonahon, Richard 154 McClendon. Aquarnette 65, 152 McClendon, Michael 21. X, 94, 96, 98. 101. IX McCormick, Liso 6, 67, 80, 152 McCormick, Michael X, 92. 94. 98, 102, IX. 115, IX McCormick, Will 8, X, 94. 98. 102, IX, 113, IX McCoy, Lou 19, 76, 78, X. 81, 154 McCoy, Pam 4, 18, X, IX McCoy. Peggy 39. 76, 81. IX McDaniel, Paul X, 45, 72, X, 152 McDonnel, Annette McDuffy, Ruby McElvin, Arveleo IX McHugh, Jennifer 34, X, 81. IX McKee, Ricky 2. 4. 5, 10. 16. 22, 24. 25. 29. X. 77. 96. IX. 134. 148, 225 McLeroy. Bridgert 39. X. IX McLeroy. Croig 11. IX McMillan, Addrein 18, 101, 113, IX McMillan. Clifford 67, IX. 111. IX McMillon. Damon 2, X. 35, 66. IX McMillan, Daryl 67, X. 152 McMillan. Delmerro 28. X. 152 McMillon. Eric IX McMillan. Mack 69. 112, 154 McMillon. Sybil 28. 152 Melvin. Michael 10, 134, 142, 148. 225 Melvin. Shurondo IX Miller. Annie Mae 154 Moore, Chris 65. 88. 112. 113. 154 Moore. Priscillo 4, 10, 19. 24. 29, 31. 32. 38, 65. X. 88. 90. 91. IX. 109. 110, 111, 129. 132, 148, 225 index 257 Moore. Trocey 95. 108, 109. Ill, 152. 208 Morrell, Kim 81, 156 Morrell, Leonn 14, 19. 66, 88, 154 Morris. Sholon 12, 156 Mullins, Tollle Murroy, Linda Murray, Marjorie 152 Murroy, Tim 94, 104. 156 Nr r: rheme of rhe trucker's strike rhor was a reroliorion ogoinsr roxes on rood usage for oil large trucks. Neel, Sean 152 NeSmirh, Belinda 3, 5, 8, 10. 12, 16, 19, 39. 83, 90, 91. 93. 132, 133, 134, 144. 148, 225 NeSmirh. Berh 4, 81, 158 Newron, Gary 69, 152 o Reed. Andrew 158 Reed, Annie 26, 108, 158 Reed, Anthony 19, 66, 88. 154 Reed, Cheryl 10, 138, 149, 225 Reed, Craig 112, 154 Reed. Garry 10, 30, 32. 94. 115, 142, 149, 225 Reed, J.C. 152 Reed, Undo 26 Reed. Michael 18. 158 Reed, Veronica 106, 108, 109, 111, 156 Reynolds, Heidi 11, 79, 81, 156 Richardson, Rhonda 33, 68, 88, 156 Richter, Scott 19, 26, 33, 112, 156 Roberson, Brian Rodgers. Ryan 37, 66, 152 Rogers, Kevin 11, 33, 45, 69, 113, 152 Rogers, Joe 5, 10, 12, 41, 64, 83, 92, 93. 94. 96, 97, 98. 100, 101. 102, 103, 115, 129, 133, 134, 138. 142, 149, 204, 208. 225 Rory, Angelo L. 152 Rory, Angelo V. 80. 156 Rory, Anthony 104. 113, 156 Rory, Evelyn 67, 152 Rory, Jeanette Rory, Yolanda 65 Rowan, Cindy 79. 81, 158 Rowan, Sandra 80, 152 Rudd, Faith 19, 78, 81, 156 Rumph, Desmona 152 Obert, Gina 5, 33, 156 Oliver. Lyn 5, 10. 29, 130, 134, 139. 148, 225 Oliver. Rosie Oliver. Wendy 12, 19. 76, 80, 154 Owens, John Paul Owens, Randall 4, 80, 81, 106, 154 p Princess Grace of Monaco dies in o fatal auto occident bringing to an end the world's Cinderella story. Peacock, Stefonle 24, 81, 84, 158 Pete, Cedrick 11. 156 Peterson, Charles 68, 112, 156 Peterson, Ira 94, 156 Pettus, Suebrenno 26, 68, 156 Phi, Quynh 152 Pickens, Tom 64, 88, 112, 156 Pimentel. Groce 33, 81. 156 Pipping, Jonathon Pittman, Carl 10, 64, 96, 128, 149, 225 Pitts, Billy 19, 44, 114, 154 Pitts, Lisa 81, 88, 160 Pollock, Jeffery 19, 154 Powell, Gwen 68. 132, 141, 149 5 Sanders, Jennifer 68, 152 Scott, Jay 22. 33, 64, 83, 92, 93, 94, 95, 96, 97, 99, 101, 103, 115, 160 Scott, Joseph 22, 23. 33, 37, 72, 73, 80, 153 Scoff. Tomatho 156 Scott, Wilma Kay 10, 134, 149, 225 Searcy, Terry 10. 22. 72, 73, 128, 141, 149, 225 Sellars, Lee 12, 13, 21. 22. 24, 113, 158 Sheard, Angelo 153 Shelton, Juanita Shepard. Kim 19, 23. 76. 80. 154 Shirley, Veronica 18. 23, 88, 158 Shivers, Traci 34, 35. 106, 160 Shouppe. Angela 68, 76. 81, 82, 158 Sims, Marvin 76, 81, 158 Slaughter, Lisa 158 Smith, Darlene 5, 26, 92. 94, 106, 108, 109, 111, 149 Smith, Teresa 26, 33, 156 Snow, Eddie 157 Snow, Renee 65, 153 Sparks, Michelle 19. 81, 157 Spears, Suzanne 79, 81, 154 Stallworth, Latrevo 67, 81, 157 Stallworth, Lauro 34, 35, 37, 76. 160 Stallworth, Titus 112, 113, 157 Stinson. Jackie 2. 5, 10. 16, 38, 66, 83. 88, 129, 132. 133, 134, 144, 149, 225 Streeter, Dedric 158 Streeter, Melvin Strickland, Suzanne 76, 78, 79, 81, 157 Surrency, Angela 68. 80, 153 Sutton, Sherri 19. 35. 67, 81, 157 T Tylenol medi- cations are tested for deadly cyanide that killed seven Chicago area persons who rook the cap- sules. Tankard, Avolier 10, 11. 132. 149, 225 Tote, Ewanyo 49. 157 Taylor, Donna 67, 158 Thai. Chou 2, 5. 9, 10, 19, 38, 66, 83. 128, 131, 133, 134, 136. 138, 140, 141 150, 225 Thai, Le 2, 4, 10, 34. 76. 79, 81, 83, 88, 160 Thames, Cliff 2, 10, 28. 38, 64, 85, 88. 93, 94, 102, 103, 115, 128, 130, 133, 134, 135, 138, 143, 150, 208, 225 Tharpe, Eddie 69, 153 Thomos, Camelo 68, 153 Thomos, Drew 97, 104, 113, 158 Thomos, Jean 68 Thomos, Pot 69. 153 Thompson, Helen Travis, Lasheba 39, 68, 81, 88, 106, 160 Travis, Pom 68, 106, 157 Tucker, Rhett 4, 33, 72, 81, 154 Turnage, Kim 37, 53, 76, 81, 157 Tye, Tina 158 v Von Pelt, Sven 76. 80, 153 Voughn, Carol 5. 10, 29, 72, 150, 225 Voughn, Peter 23, 72, 154 Vickery. Todd 23, 28, 69. 80, 153 Vickery. Vince 76, 79, 81. 102, 103, 115, 158 Vinson, Kevin 19, 66, 154 Vinson. Tim 2. 5. 9, 10. 19, 30, 45, 134, 142, 150, 225 esr coach In football ’’Bear'' Bryant of Alabama's Crimson Tide, looks on at what was his last gome before his deorh. w Walden. John 5, 10, 12, 13, 64, 102, 130, 133, 134, 138, 141, 150, 225 Walden, Robert 14, 66, 114, 154 Walker, Christopher 69, 153 Walker, Deondra 154 Walker, Marie 111, 154 258 index Weover, Trod 8. 66, 83, 90, 91, 158 Webb, Marvin 72, 157 Weeks, Donovan 64, 112, 157 Weeks. Sherry 12. 38. 84. 160 Weeks. Ikey 11, 64. 112, 157 Wells, Angie 80, 108, 153 Wholey. Tereso 111, 153 Whiddon, Jennifer 37. 157 Whire. Amy 34, 67, 81, 83. 88, 158 White, Angelo 34, 79, 81. 158 White. Bernard 66, 114, 154 White, Lomor 69, 80, 112, 114, 153 White, Tonjo 4, 5, 10, 27, 35. 38. 40. 68, 83, 88, 129, 132, 150, 225 Wiggins, Tyrone 94, 95, 104, 105, 113, 159 Wiley, Beverly Wiley, Veronica 154 Williams, Dennis 157 Wiillioms. Ann 4, 5, 10. 12, 110, 111, 129, 133, 225 Wilson. Angelo 67, 155 Wilson. Tim 66, 114, 155 Windhom, Joe 69. 159 Wooten, Lonnie 69, 153 Worthington, Edward 76, 80, 81, 155 Wright, Lloyd 157 Above: U.S. Marines, ormed with automa- tic rifles, stand guord In front of the Americon Embossy in Lebonon after o huge bomb blast collapsed the entire front of the seven story structure. Left: Miomi Dolphins wide receiver Jimmy Cefolo looks for running room after hauling In o poss from Dolphin's quarterback Dovid Wood- ley. Y Young, Sheldon 4, 35, 68, 81, 160 Young Prince William of Woles looks or the world from the arms of his parents. Prince Charles ond Lody Diono. index 259 Annie hir the screen ond wos o big success. Annie fashions, dolls, and orher mementoes become fashionable. A Adams, Rhonda 189 Adkison, Kathleen 167, 168, 191, 195 Aldoy, Christopher 177 Aldoy, Monico 179, 194 Alford, Donella 189 Alongis, Dionne 174, 191 Anderson, Kelvin 179 Armos, Fronchesca 184 Atkins, Eugene 184 Avrierr, Rodger 184 B Dailey, Roger 191, 195 Boker, Earthy 186 Baker, Frederick 171, 189 Boker, Lucreshio 184 Boker. Monico 175, 191 Boker, Patrick 179 Baldwin, Brian 181 Baldwin, Celesrine 177 Baldwin, Cheryl 179 Barber, Patrick 181, 195 Barber, Tonyo 179 Bosford, Tina 168, 181, 208 Boss, Antonio 181 Boss, Koy 186 Bores, Erica 168, 177 Bores, Kimberly 181 Bores, Roslyn 186 Bores, Torsyo 189 Beckwith. Julio 167, 191 Beckwith, Sonjuo 181 Beckwith, Tyrus 179 Belford, Kododo 179 Belford, Kotrinko 177 Belford, Miesho 181 Bentley, Jennifer 186 Berry, Robert 184, 197 Block, Kimberly 181 Blakely, Christopher 181 Blankenship, Michelle 184 Blankenship, Tommy 168, 174, 191 Blume, Charles Joson 179 Bowen, Nicole 168, 191 Bright. Corlos 186 Bright, Shown 179 Bright, Noralie 182 Bright, Shomeko 177 Brinkley, Koren 182 Brinson, Porricio 182 Brinson, Uneotro 177 Brock. Carol 189, 198 Brogdon, Bruce 186 Brogdon, Rosemory 191 Brown, Adrienne 182 Brown, Andreo 177 Brown, Annie 186 Brown, Anthony 179 Brown. Bridget 182 Brown, Christopher L. 184 Brown, Corwin Lomor 177 Brown, Curtis 186 Brown, Dorothy 177 Brown, Elliott 182 Brown, G. Christopher 184 Brown, Joson 186 Brown, Kristie 184 Brown, Lawrence 182 Brown, Obie 182, 194 Brown, Peter 191 Brown, Stephanie 192 Brown, Stephen 192 Brown, Vlnclnt 182 Bruner, Eddie 179, 197 Bruner, James 184 Bryant, Ronnie 179 Bryant, Stocy 186 Bundy. Butch 184 Burg, Daniel 177 Burg, Gory 184 Burns, Brian 184 Burns, Rofeyon 177 Burton, Joseph 177 Bush, Patrick 189 Bush, Victor 182 Byrd, Christopher 189 Byrd, Willie 186 Cinderella's story ond its fantasy delights the young ond the young-ot- heort. Codenheod, Jessica 179 Coin, Phillip 184 Campbell, Allen 192 Carlisle, Sylvio Dione 179 Corowoy, Christopher 189, 198 Carroll, Christopher 174, 192 Carter. Koren 171, 189 Carter, Pomelo 174, 192 Chambers, Antwonn 182 Chambers, Areleno 192 Chambers, Jacqueline 189 Chambers, Koloski 179 Chambers, Lyvette 171, 189 Chopmon, Decorllse 184 Chapman, Jonathan 189 Chopmon, Lerltio 182 Chopmon, Notosho 179 Chopmon, Terekk 179 Chopmon, Tylisa A. 189 Chlsholn, Kimberly Clark, Alicia 189 Clowdus, Michael 192, 195 Coley, Shoron 189 Coley, William Todd 179 Colson, Joson 179, 198 Colson, William 189 Conerly, Gerekio 179 Connell, Pomelo 186 Conyers, Leroy 177 Conyers, Sierro 182 Cooper, Eddie 189 Copeland, Andreco 189 Copeland, Henry 179 Copelond, Keoton 177 Copeland, Tono 186 Corbett, Misty 179, 195 Cox, Lotorsho 179 Cox, Melisso 170, 184 Creol, Morcus 184 Creol, Shoron 174, 192 Creol, Tresso 192 Crews, Derrick 177 Crowley, Kathryn 192 Crumblo, Cotrlno 177 D Dolton, Anthony 192 Dolton, Rochoel 186 Daniels, Delicio 177 Dawkins. Benito 184 Dowkins, Bridget 179, 194 Dawkins, Eric 182 Dowson, Chondro 177 Dawson, Theresso 177 Deon, Johnnie 179 Dean, Willlom 189 Dickens, Antonio 182 Dickson, Amy Elizabeth 179 Dickson, Cortisho 184 Dixie, Brlon 182 Dixon, Cynthio 179 Dixon, Dovid 184 Dixon, James 186 Dixon, Jeremy 177 Dolon, Michoeline 186 Dougherty, Mary 186, 198 Downs, Amondo 182, 194 Dukes, Dwight 186 Dukes, Eric 189 Dukes. Nikita 182 Durden, Christopher 180, 194 Durden, Crolg 186 Durden, Michael 189 Durden, Steve 171, 189 Dykes, Edward 186 E ET, the touching movie of on alien being, set new box office records in ‘82 ond '80. Edenfield, Angelo 192 Edenfield, Joson 180 Eggleston, Anthony 184 Ellis, Danielle 177 Ellis, Zovoughn 192 Elmore, Joson 186 Elmore, Jennifer 182 Enflnger, Lodon 182 Enflnger, Stacey 187 260 index Enfinger, Tomotho 174, 192 Erhridge, Michael 189 F Folrdoth, Mary 187 Faison, Toro 170, 189 Feors, Brenda 192 Fender, Christopher 180 Flnuff, Eric 184 Fleming, Dinah 177 Fleming, Julius 182 Formon, Colvin 187, 197 Fowler, Shannon 187 Froncis, Isaac 189 Fredrick. Julia 180 Furnier, Mary 187 Garfield gives the world a smirk of satisfaction from his popular position In the pages in newspapers across the nation. Germany, Ebony 184, 196 Germany, Geron 182, 195 Germony, Latina 192 Germany, Latrecia 189 Germany, Tonya 192 Germony, Tory 184 Gholson, Taro 180 Gissendaner, Daniel 189 Glass, Amy 187, 196 Glass, Michael 187 Gloss, Nanette 180 Glynn, Rochelle 177 Goodin, LoShawnda 187 Goodin, Ondra 182 Goodson, Beverlene 182 Goodson, Cedric 187 Coodwin, Dewoyne 177 Grandberry, Eddie 177 Griffin, Jeffery 174, 192 Griffin, Paige 192 Gunn, Tommy 189 Hadley, Stephanie 187 Hadley,Tyrone 182 Hamilton, Dona 192 Hamilton, Joel 189 Hannah, Don 180 Hannah, Marcus 177 Hannah, Regino 187 Hardy, Bryon 177 Harris, Shelby 189 Harris, Tiffany 182 Harvey, Jessie 189 Harvey, Jennifer 180 Haywood, Tonisho 182 Helms, Chorla 192 Helms. Derek 182, 195 Helms, George 177 Henderson, Mary 182 Henderson, Richard 184 Henley, Daniel 177 Henley, Donald Henley, Donna 189, 198 Henley, Linda 177 Herndon, Paul 189 Hester, Natasha 182 Hill, Lorry 182 Hill. Marcus 182 Hill, Tauris 177 Himes, Serry 180 Hinson, Chaff Hodges, James 192 Hodges, Patricia A. 190 Hodges, Patricio R. 177 Holcombe, Dana 192 Holcombe, Donna 187 Holland, Connie 184 Holt, Adam 184 Holt, Jamie 187 Holt, Jonathan 190 Howard, Dwayne Howell, Christie 177 Howell, Susan 190, 198 Hutchinson, Dovid 185 Irvin, Elizabeth 180 Irvin, Gus 185, 196 Irvin, Oscar 190 j Jackson, Abraham 185 Jackson. Allen 180 Jackson, Annette 182 Jackson, Cathy 167, 190 Jackson, Clifford 190 Jackson, Elisha 178 Jackson. Ivan 180, 194 Jackson, Jarvis 167, 192 Jackson. Kembrew 178 Jackson, Lee 185 Jackson. Lorie 167, 174, 192 Jackson, Marion 187 Jackson, Michael 178 Jackson, Montrella 187 Jackson, Nichole 190 Jackson, Niki 180 Jackson. Renito 192 Jackson, Richard 187 Jackson, Sorcodo 197, 180 Jackson, Showanno 167, 174, 192 Jackson, Sophia 192 Jackson, Toro 182 Jackson, Terrance 180 Jackson, Thawanno 174, 192 Jackson, Tillina 185 Jackson, Tony 182 Jackson, Tyrone 180 Jackson, Zandra 187 James, Donna 172, 192 James, Gloria 190 James, Rebekah 182, 197 James, Rumaro 178 Johns. Michael 187 Johns. Selina 187 Johnson, Angelio 185 Johnson, Anthony 185 Johnson, Christopher 192 Johnson. Jullius 187 Johnson, Rhonda 183, 196 Johnson, Shawn 178 Jones, Bonita 190 Jones, Colvin 187 Jones, Carlos 180 Jones, Chala 180 Jones, Cherle 183 Jones, Lucretio 180 Jones, Morvin 192, 195 Jones, Nickey 180 Jones, Tameka 178 Ke r m I f hops into the spirit of reading while visiting of the local school. Keith, Edwin 180 Keith, Odls 180 Kelley, Pomelo 192 Kelley. Phyllis 187 Kent, Adam 180 Kent, Charles 180 Kent, Julie 178 Kent, Shanno 187 King, Tracy 187 Kingry, Jason 185 Kinney, Leortho 187 Kirkland, Wendell 178 Knight, Quincy 180 Kohlsaat, Suzanne 198 Koonce, Joseph 190 Koonce, Wanda 187 Kyle, Lorie Ann 190 Kyle, Richard 190 L Lawrence, Corey 183 Lee, Donny 185 Lee. Jeremy 187 Lewis. Daniell 168, 178 Lewis. King 192 Lewis, Liero 171, 190 Lewis, Robyn 185 Locke. Chadwick 190, 198 Locke, Stoci 183 Long, Kimberly 180 Love. Niketa 182 Mickey Mouse - ever populor! Y? Because he loves us. McAllister, Shelia 168, 190 index 261 McClellon, Christopher 185 McClellan, Llnnie 178 McClendon, Frances 190 McGeorge, Dovid 171, 190 McKinsey, Stanley 178 McLeroy, Glen 192 McLeroy, Kimberly 178 McLeroy, Nehesi 190 McMillan, Renata 167, 190 McMIllion, Armia 183 McMillian, Carlos 167, 190 McMillian, Glgi 180 McMIllion, Rodney 180, 194 McMillian, Tawonia 182 McMillian, Vander 187 McMillian, Yolander 185 McMillon. Eric 193 McNeoly. Daniel 180 McNealy, Darius 178 McQuagge, Doryle 190, 198 McQuagge, Jennifer 182 McWhire, Carlton 187 McWhire, Clinton 185 McWhire, Edword 180, 195 McWhire, Terry 178 Mock. Julie 12, 187, 196, 198 Manuel, Anthony 183 Manuel, Dryon 185 Markham, Dlu 187 Marlowe, Stephanie Mason, Melinda 183 Mayo, Theresa 187, 197 Mayo, Vincent 190 Pa c - M a n Fever holds children spellbound In video arcades all over America. Pace, Andero 178 Pace, DeRhonda 188 Palmer, Michael 170, 183 Pondyo, Ami 185 Pondya, Linda 193 Parham, Armond 190 Parham, Kesha 183 Porker, Crystle 180 Parker, Sandi 185 Parramore, Elaine 193 Porramore, Henry Parrish, Woyne 188 Patterson, Henry 185 Payne, Lonytra 185 Payne, Michael 188 Peacock, Shelia 185 Melvin, Bernord 13 Perry, Keith 188 Melvin. Vinse 193 Perry, Ryan 178 Miller, Calyria 187 Pettus, Derek 188 Miller, Shanklnno Phi, Susu 190 Mitchell, Joseph Pollock. Benito 185 Montgomery, Katuro 170, 185 Pollocks, Frederica 183 Moody, Anona 180 Pollocks, Michoel 185 Moore, Charles 180 Poole, Elizabeth 190 Moore, Michell 178 Pope, Rachel 181 Moore, Rodney 176 Porter, Pomelo 188 Moore, Stephanie Potter, Carol 193 Morrell, Doryl 167, 190 Porter, Darla 185 Morris, Paige 175, 193 Porter, Denise 168, 178 Morton, Stefan 183, 194 Porter, Mitchell 178 Moultry, Catino 187 Preston, Brett 185 Moulrry, Qulnten 183 Preston, Bridgetr 181 Murray, Beverly 185 Price. Jimmy 188 Murray, Norman 187 Price. Ricky 190 N R Neel, Dawn 171, 190 Reed, Gwendylon 183 Neel. Shannon 190 Reed, Lenord 185 Neely, Eric 185 Reed, Lorenzo 190 Neely, Kimberly 190 Reed, Nicole 188, 196 Neely, Sharon 180 Reed, Moggie 181 NeSmirh, Bonnie 178 Reed, Michoel 183 0 Reed, Rickey 188 Reed, Ronald 167, 174, 193 Reed, Shelia 178 Reed, Tony 167, 190 Reynolds, Miranda 183 Reynolds, Pate 178 Oberr, Christopher 185 Rlchordson, Torrlo 181 Oliver, Wesley 193 Robinson. Billy 190 Olson, Richard Robinson. Consuelo 188 Owens, Collie 178 Rogers, Alfred 193 Owens, Kenneth 187 Rogers. Vidal Owens, Rebecca 188 Rory, Andre Lomor 178 Owens, Shirleine 180 Rory, Ethol 188 Q_ Rory, Phillip 190 Ross, Antoinette 183 Rowan, Diana 178 Rowon, Paul 161 Rudd, Shane 193 Rumph, Gus 193 Rumph, Omedra 181. 198 s Smurf and Smurfette make a promising pair on Saturday morning comics. Sagers, Johnny 178 Sanders, Sharon 193 Sanders, Shelltha 167, 171. 190 Sanders, Veronica 178 Scott, Allen 188 Scott. Clay 191 Scott. Joseph 183, 194 Scott, Michael 188 Scott, Stacey 168, 188, 196 Sellers, Gregory 190, 198 Shelmon, Alicia 191 Shelmon, Cynthia 193 Shelmon, James 181 Shepard, Anissa 191 Shepard, Jonathan 181, 194 Shepard, Tresa 183 Simmons. Aldon 181 Simmons, Talisa 170, 183 Sinclair, Ulacy 183 Smith, Amanda 181 Smith, Andrew 193 Smith, Anzio 191 Smith, Edger 178 Smith, Jason E. 191 Smith, Jason R. 181 Smith, Jennifer 183 Smith, Lotresha 185 Smith, Noketo 178 Smith, Notarisha 178 Smith, Ronald 185 Smith, Rosalyn 188, 197 Smith, Sherilyn 191 Smith, Shylo 183 Snover, Justin Sowell, Tosha 183 Spears, Christy 185 Spears, Eric 191 Stallworth, Jannito 193 Stephens, Christopher 188 Stephens, Mono 188 Sutton, Antonio 181 Sutton, Elisa 188 T Tan, Jennifer 167, 190 Tan, John 185 Tan, Paul 181 Ton, Tricia 190 Tore, Calvin 183 Thai, Dzung Thuy 167, 172, 193 262 Index Thornes, Belinda 181 Thomas, Cleveland 188 Thomos. George 188 Thomos, Michael 191 Thomos, Shon 188 Thomos, Stollo 188 Thompson, Jennifer 181 Thompson, Trlclo 183 Tibberrs, Brian Tibberrs, Tobirho Tipron, Bonnie 170, 183, 197 Tipron. Rlchord 191 Trovis, Liroy 185 Trovis. Patrick 183 Trovis. Roosevelt 181 Troylor. Mory 185 Tucker, Donno 167, 193, 195 Tucker, Joson 174, 193 Turner, Becky 193 Tye, Feliso 178 Tye, Kotrino 191 Tye, Shonnon 185 Tye, Trlclo 185 v Von Pelt, Showonna 164, 193 Volenzuelo, Fronds 167, 193 Volenzuelo, Jomes 178 Volenzuelo, Richard 167, 168, 171, 191 Vickers. Kotrino 178 Vinson. Korhy 191 w W :r'e: Pooh con- tinues to capture the hearts of Americans of oil oges with his lovable chorm. Walker, Angelo 191 Walker, Leonard 188 Wolker, Molindo 181 Walker, Monlto 181, 198 Wolker, Mory 191 Walker, Yvolondro 193 Watkins, Christopher 188 Wotkins. Katherine 186 Weaver, David 193 Weeks, Lonet 178 Weeks, Patricia 183 Weeks, Tonyo 168, 191 Wells. Cloy ton 181, 195 Wester, Melissa 178 Wester, Shombolo 188 Wetherington, Eric 193 Wholey, Tony 167, 193 Whiddon, Poige 168, 193 White, Amos 181 White, Benjamin 181 White, Cynthio 193 White, Dwoner 188, 196 White, Jomie 179 White. John 183 White. Kotino 179 White, Nichole 191 White. Mortelll 188 White, Shico 183 White, Stocey 188 White, Vincent Wiley, Alfonso 181 Wiley, Benjamin 188 Wiley. Elizabeth 179 Wiley, Stephanie 193 Williams, Angelo 183 Williams, Anthony 188 Williams. Borron 191 Williams, Cossondro 186 Williams. Frederick 171, 191 Williams, Gwennetr 183 Williams, Laron 186 Williams, Marquis 179 Williams, Regina 193 Williams. Roosevelt 193 Williams. Tracy Williams. Troy 188 Williams, Zandriel 186 Wilson, Heather 168, 179 Wilson, Sabrina 179 Wilson, Shonnon 193, 195 Windham, Roy 193 Womble, Christon 183 Wooden, Marilyn 193 Wooden, Natasha 186 Worrell, Tracy 183 Wright, Chuckie 191 Wright, Edna Renee Wright, Erica 186 Wright, Keyela 184 Wu, David 184 Wymer, Carey 193, 195 Wymer, Scott 184 Yhop, Askia 186 Yon, Teresa 181, 198 Yount. Jomie 186 z Ziggy in vorious sizes and styles reaches out to make life a little more bearable. Zorn, Loshonda 191 Index 263 • mnto no) □UR TOWN Nowhere in the world is there onythlng like It. Maybe It's because It's OUR TOWN. 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