Jenkins High School - Sequoyah Yearbook (Savannah, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1973 volume:

% THE HISTORY OF SEQUOYAH (1760-1845), Cherokee Indian teacher and scholar. Sequoyah was born in the small town of Taskigi, Ten- nessee. Although his mother was of mixed blood and his father white, he was raised as an Indian. By his own people he was known as Sikwayi, but as a young man he became known as George Guess. In his youth he was crippled by a hunting accident and re- sorted to spending much of his time studying. In 1808 he began to develop a system of writing for the Cherokee lan- guage. At this time parts of the Bible were printed and a weekly newspaper arose. He is commonly remembered as the first Indian to read and write. Sequoyah died in Tamaulipas, Northern Mexico, while searching for a lost band of Cherokees. i SEQUOYAH 73 Vol. 15 H. V. Jenkins High School 1800 E. DeRenne Avenue Savannah. Georgia Contents Introduction........................1 Administration.....................12 Academics 26 Student Life.......................54 Records...........................126 Advertisements....................200 2 INTRODUCTION chiasma, n.. pi. chT-as'ma-ta. [Gr. chi- asma. two lines crossed] 1. in anatomy, a crossing or intersection of the optic nerves on the ventral surface of the brain. 2. any crosswise fusion. 3. a crossing or decussation. 3 Revolving individually in our own separate worlds we are often unaware of everyday occurrences. During our life span we approach many crossings in life, not only those we meet physically such as a railroad crossing, but those we meet mentally and emotionally — crossings which will influence the remainder of our lives. They may offer us higher social status, new opportunities, or just sheer enjoyment. Outside influences often have a bearing on our decision. The ques- tion we arrive at is whether to proceed or halt. In stressing this idea of a point of crossing, let's cite a few examples. As a sophomore entering a high school many changes must be undergone. A new adjustment must be made on entering a new school with new ideals, being swept along at the pace of high school involvement, meeting new people, making new friends, and facing new situations. High school juniors have progressed into the middle road of secondary education. They see things from many angles. They become involved in today and live for tomorrow — their hope of that seemingly unattainable goal — graduation. As a high school senior, one is leaving a rather smooth and confined orbit and entering an often cold, cruel world. For 12 years of his life he has known what was expected of him. But now. he is thrust into an outside world despite his personal objections. Perhaps he is disillusioned or crying out for acceptance by someone or something. Now, on his own he must change his entire life pattern and find new ideas and people with which to relate. As we attempt to reminisce over the 72-73 school year, it is our hope that you will find remembrances of your per- sonal chiasma. 6 INTRODUCTION that can scarcely be controlled.' — Simon and Garfunkle In 10 INTRODUCTION I have come far to have found nothing or to have found that what was found was only to be lost, lost finally in that absence whose trace is silence. 11 ADMINISTRATION Above: Attention! Our leader is about to speak Upper. Mr. Reynolds and Mr Gerken share interest in stu- dents Right: J. Reynolds has a lot to smile about. 14 PRINCIPAL A 'Principal’ Factor of HVJ Bringing a renewed understanding between students was Mr. Reynolds’ main concern in the 72-73 school year at H. V. J. This school year marked the twelfth year in Mr. Reynolds’ posi- tion as principal at Jenkins. A routine week showed the variety of things Mr. Reynolds had to deal with. He attended faculty meetings, had personal conferences with students, and supervised many student activities, but most important of all, our principal was constantly trying to make Jenkins the school it has the potential to be. Upper left: Mr. Reynolds tends to the business at hand. Above: Mr. Reynolds surveys the situation. Left: Oh well, win a few, lose a few. 15 Above: Mr. Taylor enjoying lunch? Above right: Mr. James E. Taylor, assistant principal at Jenkins High School. Right: Mr. Taylor giving friendly advice to a student. Far upper right: Mr. William Gerken. assistant principal at Jenkins High School Far right: Mr. Gerken assisting in a book inventory. Extreme right: Mr. Gerken's mascots. 16 ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL A Constant Strive for Leadership and Supervision For the past few years H.V.J. has been for- tunate enough to have two very efficient as- sistant principals, each of which performed individual tasks vital to the regular routine of a day’s work around the school. Mr. James A. Taylor, one of our assistant principals, was involved in many of the activ- ities at H.V.J. He provided instructional lead- ership. supervised student affairs and spe- cial activities. Mr. Taylor helped in monitoring student attendance and he co-ordinated the teachers aide and substitute teachers pro- gram. Our other assistant principal was Mr. Wil- liam Gerken. Mr. Gerken supervised the work in the office to see that it was run at a smooth pace. His main concern, however, was the distribution of discipline with vigilance and justice. Testing and Guidance Help Students Set Realistic Goals Above: Mrs. Janet Argroves works diligently. Upper: Mr. Jack Fowler, head counselor. Upper right: The counselor's secretary. Mrs. Terrie Melhorn. Extreme right: Mrs. Argroves is caught by the eye of the camera Lower right: Mr Fowler helps a student fill out the form for Career Day. Right: Mrs. Melissa Miller assists a student in choosing an ideal testing day. PlAr K sgr � OTA Y c a , ■j nT'1 «AH J fAP i sat cnu in CArrrfxiA 18 COUNSELORS This year the counseling staff here at Jenkins planned to let the whole student body know of the services available to them. With the cooperation of the teachers, they planned visits to individual class- rooms in hopes of talking to more students to find out their problems and needs. Un- der the supervision of Mr. Jack Fowler, head counselor, Mrs. Janet Argroves, Mrs. Melissa Miller, and the secretary, Mrs. Ter- rie Mehlhorn, Jenkins has produced one of the most efficient counseling staffs ever. 19 Office Provides Maximum Assistance Above: Mrs. Mary Jo Gee spreads enthusiasm throughout the office. Upper: The life of a card . . Upper Left: Mrs. Pam Stone keeps the files in order. Left: Mrs. Pat DeLoach works diligently to complete her work. United We Stand What could happen when an organization started for and maintained by parents and teachers was invaded by students? What could happen when years of experience and knowl- edge were given a sudden boost of energy and idealism? The P.T.S.A. happened, and the re- sults were pleasing to all. The members of the P.T.A. were never lacking interest in their children’s school, but now they have inside information, and the student's point of view. The faculty, the students, and their parents have come together at last. Above: Students do their part by giving out programs at the PTSA meeting. Left: Mr. Reynolds. Mr. Leaf and Mr. Rouse talk things over. Above Left: Parents, teachers, and students arrive at first PTSA meeting. PTSA 21 Library Stores a World of Knowledge Extreme upper left: The hands of time. Upper left: Emanuel Cutter catches up on his studies. Upper right: Joseph Morris consults the Card Catalog. Right: Mrs. Betty Burts. Librarian. Above: Mrs. Virginia Mallory. Assistant Librarian. 22 LIBRARY Maintenance Crew - Unsung Heros Above: Busy workers pause for picture. Upper: Eugene Pringle takes care of students' litter Upper left: Maggie Washington heads down the hall. Left: Herman Nunn- ally strives to keep grounds clean. MAINTENANCE 23 Cafeteria Raided by Hungry Warriors Above: Students enjoy good food and company during lunch. Left: Mrs. Sallette preparing the daily meal. Up- per: Discussing the menu. 24 CAFETERIA The Board of Education is made up of 12 members elected from specified districts and a chairman elected from the county at large. They work closely with the Superintendent of Schools, Mrs. Saxon Bargeron, and the school principals in order to create a cohe- sive, progressive system which will give equal benefit and opportunity to all of Cha- tham County’s young people. Right: The Board. Upper left: The door to decision- making. Above: The Board in Session. BOARD OF EDUCATION 25 “Time sfiaU tfiee ali TUPPER or IN GRATEFUL MEMORY OF HERSCHEL V. JENKUJS • I960 . ACADEMICS Above: Mike Rahal and Danny Robertson engage in the sword fight of Hamlet. Upper left: Danny Robertson prepares to guide Brad Baxter verbally through the obstacle course. Upper: Brad Baxter begins his trip of adventure. Upper right: The obstacle course. Far upper right: Mr. Wallace Hayes enunciates properly! Extreme upper right: And now darlings . . Far right: James Carr portrays a Roman citizen. Right: Bruce Purvis in the dramatic role of Hamlet. 28 ENGLISH English - (Nin-glish) A distinctive privilege was offered to sen- iors at HVJ this year in the experimental Semester System for Senior English. The program let the student choose from a variety of Literature and Grammar Courses. If the student had more than one favorite in either division, extra courses may have been taken as electives. The Jenkins English Dept, encouraged creativity and the quest for knowledge. Those who didn’t feel qualified for a rigorous course could have signed up for Reading and Study Skills. Qualified teachers as well as excellent courses made the English system as Jenkins a success. 29 Above: Reaching into a new world. Upper: Jim Bowers, Van Lamb. William Bryant, and Ronnie Barber portray the trials and tribulations of drinking. Upper Right: You know what they say about ‘‘all work and no play ”! Far Upper Right: Bulletin board displays latest field of study in an English class. Extreme Right: Mrs. Thor- son shows the features of the Shakespearean theater with the aid of Mike Rahal. Teach Ghuman. and Danny Robertson. Far Right: Mrs. Peltier steps out of class for a moment to pose. Right: Wm. Bryant has the assist- ance of two lovely young ladies in an English class play. 30 ENGLISH 31 saovnoNVT Noiguod zz Language Spans the Continents The curriculum at Jenkins this past year offered the students the opportunity of be- coming acquainted with a foreign language. If the individual felt that he had conquered his native tongue, he was able to study French, Latin or Spanish. The Foreign Lan- guage program was beneficial to the students with an interest in college, or to those who enjoy studying the culture and life of another nation. Whatever his reason, a student will find knowledge of a foreign language invalu- able in today's world where communication is needed so badly. Upper Left: The Latin II class continues despite crowded classroom conditions. Left: French students' singing echoes the holiday spirit. Upper: The pihata — re-enacting a beautiful Spanish tradition Upper Right. Smile! Above: Mrs. Elaine Lester and her atten- tive class. 33 Above: It equals what? Above right: Students ponder next problem. Far upper right: Frankie Moore and Wil- bur Wiggins hard at work! Extreme right: Betsy Bull, a conscientious student Far right: Well, it's like this . . . Right: Group effort nets surprising results. 34 MATH 2(cos 74 1 sin 7 4) = Confusion The importance of mathematics in elemen- tary as well as secondary education has never been denied. In the math department Jenkins has always had a great variety of courses for every ambition. The future ac- countant found good practice in business math, the brain preferred calculus, and of course — the plain old everyday student contented himself with general mathematics. To the basic student, as well as to the ad- vanced student, Jenkins offered a satisfying math course. Jenkins- A History In The Making Social Studies, a subject which has tradi- tionally suggested facts, dates, essays, books, and boredom, has branched out to cover almost everyone’s interest field. This year at Jenkins, students chose courses ranging from a variety of History classes to Sociology and Psychology, from Family to Economics. With the wide selection of teachers, one of the Social Studies held a place in any student s plans for the future. Upper right: “Why. of course we re interested!' Far upper right: Mrs. Smith's bulletin board captures the mood of election '72. Right: A group of future teachers gets in some practice. Far right: Dignified students make teaching Social Studies a joy. Extreme right: Mrs. Schwalbe's collection of trivia fills the bulletin board Above: All work and no play? 36 SOCIAL STUDIES XCM.U ELECTION '72 REPUBLICANS CHOICE . jg DEMOCRAT’S CHOICE: ■n- Cycles of Life 38 SCIENCE Above: This cat just used up his ninth life. Upper: Can you think of a cutline? Upper Left: Mr. Powell shows an interested student the features of the skull. Extreme Left: Science through and through. Far Left: Miss Hadden delves into a can of unknown objects as William Powell cautiously looks on. Left: Scientist at work. 39 Above: Georgia Barnes. Betty Williams. (The Gold-Dust Twins) Mary Chiotellis. Deborah Pelote. Pat Bailey. Peggy Downs, and Sandra Riley concentrate on 30 words a minute. Upper: Peggy Anderson prepares to start all over again. Upper Left: Donna Parrish does her assignment with push-button convenience. Left: Donna Parrish, Kim Teague, Kay Jones. Pam Groover, and Denise Mosely practice operating business ma- chinery. Right: Betty Williams proves that practice makes per- fect. Upper Right: Christy Wilson practices the art of shorthand. Upper: The sign says it all. They Tend To The Business At Hand The Ingredients Toward a Happier Life Upper left: Oops! What have I done? Top: Janet Spaulding and Deborah Parrish, trying desperately to prepare a hearty meal. Upper: Janet Spaulding. Marie Miller, and Deborah Parrish prove that too many cooks don’t spoil the brew. Above: A proper setting. Left: Betty Washington learns to sew the Burgess way. The Blueprint of the Future Upper: Mike Rahal. steady worker for the best. Left: Mr. Lemay giving all his attention to his work. Above: Wayne Ondriezek enjoys the atmosphere of the shop while off the field. INDUSTRIAL ARTS 43 Girls’ P.E. Upper Left: Who raised the basket? Upper Right: Mrs. Williams referees a volleyball game. Above: P.E. dress regulations aren't quite so strict anymore. Right: Ex- amples of patience and good sportsmanship. 44 GIRLS P.E. Has It All Figured Out € Hri Upper Left: After a work-out like that, we deserve to relax! Upper: Now. here’s what we'll do . Above: Coach Sharpe leads his boys to physical fitness. Left: Boys' P.E. classes join the football season. BOYS P.E. 45 Individual Crafts for Individual Talents Above: Mrs. Kay Johnson gives Judy Bean some tips on macram6. Upper: Eric Douse and Sam Boyd work to complete their art assignments. Upper Left: Janice Brown. Mike Harvey, and Robin Davis mix up a mas- terpiece. Left: ‘Freddie Frog’’ — An HVJ original. 46 Art Above: Jacquo Dahlquist puts the finishing touches on her Christmas Tree Upper: Mrs. Pearl Frieden- berg. our jovial art teacher, displays one of her many talents. Upper Right: Art students exhibit their latest creations in macrame. Right: Wilton Scott brushes up on his art. 47 Pre-Vocational - A New Necessity Upper: Pre-Vocational class provides a warm atmos- phere for learning. Above: A good explanation helps once in a while. Right: Mrs. Rogers and class have a friendly chat. 48 PRE-VOCATIONAL Reading Returns for a Second Year Above: Mrs. Bruen stresses the importance of the syl- labication rules. Upper Right: Individual conferences prove to be an important part of the reading class. Above Right: The reading class motto. READING 49 The Band Marches Its Way Into the Hearts of Many Above: The HVJ Marching Band and Majorette Corps. Upper left: The band takes a break to catch their breath. Upper: Majorettes brighten up the field. Extreme upper right: Pep Squad takes advantage of good music. Extreme middle: The Band participates in Veterans' Day Parade. Right: The Band livens up the Pep Rally. 50 BAND HVJBAND 'Brad Baxter Rett Addy Doug Barton 'Brad Baxter Mark Beall Brinson Clements 'Donald Cone Ingrid Cooper Tony Crosby Jacquo Dahlquist Darrel Daise Lawrence Daiss 'John Donaldson 'George Edenfield William Eudaly Eric Frazier Orie Haggan William Henry Pam Hickman 'Michael Lanier Caroline McCallum Marshall Mallory Jimmy Mikell 'Mark Mooney Carol Nicholson 'Lonnie Noland Nancy Peters 'Bruce Purvis 'Steve Reese Julia Richardson Tom Roberts William Samuel Stacey Shuman Brent Warren 'Wilbur Wiggins Gregory Williams Deborah Woo Drum Major Tenor Sax Percussion Clarinet Percussion Cornet Baritone Horn Clarinet Cornet Oboe Clarinet Trumpet Trombone Trombone Baritone Horn Bass Horn Clarinet Trumpet Flute-Picolo Percussion Alto Sax Percussion Trumpet Percussion Flute-Picolo Baritone Horn Bass Horn Cornet Cornet Trumpet Trumpet Alto Sax Trumpet Trumpet Clarinet Percussion Clarinet 51 Pep Band Above: Vicki Busby pays careful attention to the direc- tions of Mr. Arms. Left: Connie White, Marsha Pinkney, Vanessa Gardner and Seleate Taylor rest after a hard class. Upper: Ruth Arms accompanies the chorus at the piano. Upper right: Mr. Gary Arms. Chorus director. Extreme upper right: Girls' Chorus works on songs of the season. Right: Practice makes Perfect'! 52 CHORUS Clockwise from upper left: First the flour, then the fire, the heat, and then the meat. Above: Common, Everyday chicken thieves. Jenkins’ Favorite - Booster Fried Chicken 56 BOOSTER CLUB Golf Team - Tees Off! Upper: A very disorganized Golf Team. Upper right: Very Proud Billy Arnold receives a trophy for being Most Valu- able Player. Above: Billy Arnold concentrating on a fan- tastic putt. Above right: Randy Jacobson keeping things steady. Right: Mickey Minnick with an extraordinary swing. GOLF 57 Upper left: (clockwise from left) Douglas Stone getting into the swing of things. Very active Nancy Hagan. Billy Verell. with a fantastic pose. Jody Schaaf, giving a marvelous serve. The 1972 Male Tennis Players. •A m j � - • r • • . • :: • • • • • • • WMMM 58 TENNIS 'Love’ Means Having to Say You’re Sorry Upper left: The 1972 Female Tennis Players: Nancy Hagan and Debbie Groover. Left: Nancy Hagan re- ceives a trophy for her outstanding performance in tennis. Above: Billy Verell receives a trophy for his excellent performance in tennis. Upper right: Are we losing again? 59 Boyd’s Trackstars - Impressive Upper right: Jim Simmons receives Most Valuable Trackstar Award from Coach Boyd. Above: Jim Sim- mons shows prize winning form. Above right: Royce Joiner clears record height. Right: Jimmy Sikes takes first place with good jump. 60 TRACK Cross Country CROSS COUNTRY TEAM PLACEMENT Christopher Israel 3rd Jim Knight 4th Phill Hill 5th Sherwin Winbush 6th Royce Joiner 7th Lawrence Daiss 11th George Mayor 13th Lee Little Dwight Taylor Bobby Reed 14th Above: Garry Blackwelder and Sherwin Winbush race for the finish line. Above right: Jimmy Tucker leaps for the lead Right: Christopher Israel receives Most Valuable Cross Country runner trophy. TRACK 61 Warriors Baseball 72” Upper: Warriors getting ready for battle. Above: John Snelling under the Warriors tepee Right: Mike Barber makes it to first. 62 BASEBALL Jenkins... Serious Threat Upper left: Tommy Bumgardner slaps to left field for a base hit. Left: Wayne Ondriezek concen- trates on next pitch. Aove: A very anxious Warrior at the bat. 63 Upper: Boy. this is the only way to play ball! Above: Baseball team of '72'. Left: Bruce Coleman receives Most Valuable Player award. 64 BASEBALL - :;v— - ' HM -: _____ Warriors Skin Wolverines The fighting Warriors opened up their sea- son with a tremendous victory over the Tomp-' kins High Wolverines. The defensive unit outscored the offense by two points, with the rugged Ronnie Miles recovering a fumble on the Wolverine's goal line. Wolverines were scattered by the vigorous Warrior team. The Warriors showed no mercy whatsoever on the unfortunate Wolverines. The unwieldy Pat Gann stopped a Wolverine runner behind the Wolverines' goal line and picked up a safety for the destructive Warriors. The ever-lovable Teddy Gillard scored six points for the of- fense, with the score ending 19 to 6. 66 JHS VS THS Tigers Take a Piece of Meat On September 8, the mighty Warriors went to Hinesvilie to execute Bradwell, but found out that fate just wasn’t with them. In the first half, the Warriors fought a tremendous battle and at halftime led 6 to 2. In the second half, the Warriors’ luck gradually began to change, and Bradwell began to get the best of things. The Warriors’ flaw was “over-anxiousness , which weakened the team very much. The strong Bradwell offense scored 13 points, taking a lead of 15 to 6. The only touchdown for the mighty Warriors was scored by the swift Frankie Moore. This defeat didn't kill the spirit of the Warriors, but helped them to mend most of their weaknesses. JHS VS BRADWELL INST. 67 Knights Finally Triumph —- - 4“311 ‘ � . 7 ■ rr _ .Av . The Knights in shining armor were just a little too tough for the Warrior team. Windsor Forest exploded for 16 points in the final half and held Jenkins to 42 yards in total offense as the Knights took a 16-0 decision over the Warriors. Windsor Forest made the most of three second half breaks to score the victory over Jenkins. It marked the first time Windsor Forest has ever defeated Jenkins. 68 jhs vs WF Warriors Leash Bulldogs The so-called ‘Mighty Bulldogs proved to be just “little puppies when they were torn apart by the Warrior team. Jenkins broke into the scoring column in the first quarter when quarterback Wayne Ondriezek passed 11 yards to Al Kennickell on a tackle-eligible play for a touchdown. The touchdown was set up when “quick thinking Buck Luten inter- cepted a pass and ran it back to the Beach 20. During the third quarter the energetic Ronnie Barber ran a touchdown for the de- structive Warrior team. The final score was made by Teddy Gilliard, with the game end- ing 20-6. JHS VS BHS69 Rebels Retreat The night was filled with tension and ex- citement. Rebels were swearing, aching, and most of all being embarassed. The Rebels proved to be no match for the mighty Warrior team. It took the Warriors five plays in the first quarter to score with Teddy Gilliard tak- ing it in from three yards out with 7:30 re- maining. Jenkins drove 54 yards in 10 plays to a third quarter touchdown. Wayne Ondri- ezek capped the drive by going the final three yards on an option play. Ondriezek passed to Joe Strickland on a tackle-eligible play for the two-point conversion to give the fighting Warriors a 14-6 lead. The dynamic Greg Hol- land blocked a Groves punt and Pat Ghann recovered the ball for a touchdown with 32 seconds remaining in the game. The final score was 22-14 in favor of the Destructive Warriors. 70 JHSVSGHS Warriors Sting Blue Jackets “Caution: Warriors may be dangerous to your health. Undoubtedly, the foolish Blue Jackets forgot this slogan, which led to their defeat. The abusive Warriors did break down the health of many of the so-called Blue Jackets. The play that really got the Warriors going was a 34 yard pass from quarterback Wayne Ondriezek to wide receiver Buck Luten. Ondriezek's pass was short and a Savannah High defender had position on Lu- ten, but Luten reached over his shoulder, tipped the ball then made a diving catch at the Savannah High 46. Teddy Gilliard got two off tackle, then the stupendous Steve Rouse dived in from the one to tie the game at 6-6. Ondriezek passed to Al Kennickell for the two-point conversion on a tackle-eligible play to give the Warriors the winning score. The final score was 8-6. JHSVSSHS 71 From the disruptive seas of Brunswick came the Brunswick Pirates. The Warriors fought with aii their might, but it seemed that the Pirates just couldn’t be defeated. Even though the Pirates couldn't be defeated, the Warriors were satisfied with just giving them bruises and scars that will always remind them of the wrath of the mighty Warriors. The Warriors missed a scoring opportunity with 44 seconds left in the first half. Ondriezek passed to Buck Luten, but the pass was in- complete. Jenkins finally relieved some of their frustrations with 48 seconds left in the game. Ondriezek hit Frankie Moore for a 14 yard touchdown for the Warriors. Ondriezek combined with Moore again for the extra point. The final score was 29-8. 72 JHSVSBHS The game that broke the hearts and brought tears to all was the game with the Johnson High Atomsmashers. The night was cold, but the spirit of those faithful Warrior fans was steaming hot. Johnson got on the board first on a 36 yard scoring pass. The Warriors returned the kickoff to their own 33 and drove 67 yards in eight plays for the touchdown. Ronnie Barber gained 19 yards to the 22 yard line to set up the score. Wayne Ondriezek hit Buck Luten on a 16-yard pass for the touchdown. Ondriezek attempted to pass for the conversion but the pass fell in- complete. The final score was 19-6 in favor of the Atomsmashers. HVJ VS JHS 73 Cadets March Over Warriors It was a rainy, muddy night when the Mighty Warriors met the Benedictine Cadets. Warriors and Cadets were sliding and collid- ing with each other. It was rather hard to distinguish between the Warriors and Cadets; maybe that’s why the mighty Warriors didn’t get a chance to score. Benedictine held Jenkins to 37 yards in total offense—34 on the ground and three through the air. The fi- nal score was 25-0 in favor of the Cadets. 74 JHS VSBC Bulldogs Nip Warriors The Waycross Bulldogs got the best of the mighty Warriors, as the Warriors ended their season with a record 4-6. Jenkins, held at bay by Waycross’ big defensive unit, shot its wad in the opening drive of the game. The War- riors returned the kickoff to their own 43, and on the first play from scrimmage Teddy Gil- liard scooted 30 yards to put the drive into motion. From there the Warriors scored in six plays with Mike Barber plunging the final four yards with 9:16 left in the first quarter. A pass for the two point conversion failed. The final score was 19 to 6 in favor of the Waycross Bulldogs. JHS VS WHS 75 Warriors’ Football Top row Roger Telfair. Donald Postell. Sam Boyd. Clifford Winbush. Rickie Jerido. Frankie Moore. Glenn Myer. Gerald Mitchell. Norman Pierce. John Spence. Guy Campbell. Al Kennickell. Pat Ganann. Second row: Coach Gary Sharpe. Coach Danny Simmons Randy Naska. Robert Beachum. Brent Warren. Joe Grooms. Charles Harris. Greg Holland. Steve Rouse. Teddy Gilliard James i Lain Joe Strickland. Greg O’Neal. Butch Barnard. John Donaldson. Marc Cox. Jim Kratzer. Manager David Strickland. Coach Turp Spear. Third row: Stanley Brown. Thomas Bedford. Steve Reese. Kenneth Pinckney. Wesley Clarke. Stanley Moore Randy Evans. Andre Sams. Buck Luten. Dwight Taylor. Lawrence Diass. Fourth row: Manager Randy Davis. Eric Douse. Curt Albright.Keith Louper. Mike Neher. Wayne Ondriezek. Phil Hill. Lawrence Grumbley. Not shown: Barney Wiliams. Joe Lewis. Ronnie Barber Clyde Martin. Robe t Merchinson. Preston Harrington. Daniel Brannen. Ronnie Miles. Eddie Brown. Rufus Bright. Waddell Natson. Alphonso Jones. Willie Hughes. Winston Davis, and Rickey Perry. 76 FOOTBALL Varsity Basketball 73’ In the '72-’73 school year. HVJ was fortu- nate enough to have young and gifted ath- letes on its Varsity Basketball team coached by Gary Sharpe. They were athletes who did their very best to live up to their alma mater. Each loved to hear the shouts of fans who helped push them to many victories. The '72- '73 players were James Johnson — center; Frank Allegretti — guard; Albert Clarke — guard; Robert Walker — guard; Herbert Col- ley — guard; Jim Campbell — forward; Julius Johnson — forward; Buck Luten — forward; Harold Alston — guard; Frank Eady — for- ward; and Hugh Helmly — manager. We hope that our Jr. Varsity will be inspired by these great young men who made the name of Jenkins a marvelous sound to all! BASKETBALL 79 Sink It!! The Warrior Basketball team opened a great season with their first game. Jesup was the Warriors’ first win of the season. The score of the first game was 68-48 in favor of the Warriors. Jenkins dribbled into over- time during their second game of the season with the B. C. Cadets. The score of that memorable game was Warriors-47; Cadets- 45. Still filled with the desire to win. the War- riors raided the territory of the Groves Rebels with one sink after another, defeating the Rebels at a score of 40-37. Jenkins first loss of the season was to Statesboro High. The Game was played into overtime, with the score Jenkins-35; Statesboro-38. 80 BASKETBALL Shoot it through the Loop! The Warriors broke away to Brunswick to meet the Pirates. This brought about their fourth win of the season. The score ending the game with the Pirates was Warriors-40; Pirates-37. With ever enduring strength the Warriors ripped the Atomsmashers to the nuclei. The score ending that game was War- riors-58; Atomsmashers-50. The Warriors did a great job in the News- Press Tournament. Again they defeated the Atomsmashers with a score of 49-42. Unfor- tunately, the Warriors were defeated by the Savannah High Blue Jackets at a score of 34-42, but this made the Warriors take their anger out on the Richard Arnold Eagles, de- feating the Eagles at a score of 59-47. BASKETBALL 81 Whoosh The mighty Warriors were victorious in their game with the Windsor Forest Knights. The Warriors devoured the Knights with a score of 44-40. Barely escaping the wings of the Richard Arnold Eagles, the Warriors tore loose with the score ending Warriors-54; Eagles-52. The Warriors reigned as champs in their first region game. Their opponent was the Beach High Bulldogs, who proved to be no match at all. The score was Warriors-45; Bull- dogs-42. The Warriors were less fortunate with their old rivals, the Savannah High Blue Jackets. The Blue Jackets defeated the War- riors with a score of 44-37. 82 BASKETBALL — 2 Points! The Warriors fought a tremendous battle with the B.C. Cadets. This was the Warriors' second Region game with a victory of 49-37. The Warriors' third Region game was with the Groves High Rebels. The score ending that game was Warriors-70; Rebels-41. The HVJ favorites met the Richard Arnold Eagles in a game in which the Eagles' feather were plucked one by one. The score ending Warriors again met the SHS Blue Jackets in a game in which the Blue Jackets were again victorious. The Blue Jackets took the game with a score of 44-36. The Warriors did a great job with their last games of the season. The Warriors met the Windsor Forest Knights in a fantastic game. The score ending that game was Warriors — 46; Knights — 36. The Glynn Academy boys rolled on down to meet the Warriors, but proved to be no match at all. The score ending that game was Warriors — 55; Glynn — 51. The Warriors met the Johnson High Atomsmashers. but bad luck prevented the Warriors from winning. The score ending that game was Warriors — 48; Atomsmashers — 52. 84 BASKETBALL Our Warriors Stand Tall The Benedictine Cadets barely got by the Warriors in a very close game. The Cadets edged by with a score of 52-51. It was always said that if you put a Warrior and a Wolverine in a box. the Warrior would come out first. The Warriors proved this theory by ripping the Tompkins High Wolver- ines with a score of 52 - 41. HVJ met Waycross in their last game of the season just before the 3-AAA Region games. The Warriors totally demolished Waycross with a score of 56- 48. 85 We’re 2- And Proud of It! Basketball this year has been one great memory! In the Region 3-AAA Tournament, the Warriors became the number two team in the region when they demolished the Beach High Bulldogs with a score of 55 to 52. The Warriors were unable to defeat the Savannah High Blue Jackets, and thus the Blue Jackets became the number one team in the 3-AAA Region. HVJ’s favorites then went to Macon to meet the number one team from 1-AAA. Hardaway. The Warriors again were victorious with a score of 55-46. The Warriors met the Southwest Macon Patriots in a very memorable game. The Patriots defeated the Warriors with a score of 62-50. The H. V. Jenkins Basketball team finished a great season with a record of 20-8. And You're still number 1 to us! B-Team Basketball 73 Opponent HVJ Opponent HVJ Jesup 52 49 Groves 61 64 BC 40 46 R. Arnold 46 52 Groves 42 38 SHS 42 45 Brunswick 39 41 WF 71 61 Johnson 58 53 Glynn 45 52 R. Arnold 55 48 Johnson 55 54 Beach 37 45 BC 43 50 SHS 44 30 Tompkins 45 49 BC 45 44 Waycross 58 54 So let’s hear it - SPIRIT! Above: Cheri Strickland, co-captain. Upper: Holly Har- ris, captain. Upper right: We like our team. Hey! Right: The varsity cheerleaders of HVJ 1972-73, clockwise: Holly Harris. Ann Warren. Kay Davis. Barbara Wil- loughby. Helen O'Brien, Cheri Strickland. Gloria Clarke, and Jan Leaf. 88 CHEERLEADERS 89 Pep Squad - Spirit to Spare Upper: Pep Squad's contribution to the Homecoming parade. Above: Jenkins Pep Squad: a pre-game view. Above left: The HVJ Pep Squad in action. 90 PEP SQUAD Above: The 1972- 73 HVJ Pep Squad Upper: Block that punt! Upper right: Jenkins' girls liven up the Vet- erans' Day Parade. 91 Majorettes Add Glitter and Glory to HVJ Upper Left: Debbie McCullough, captain Upper Center: Grace Lyon, co-captain; Upper Right: Pam Lewis; Above: The Majorette Corps; Above Left: Majorettes take a ride in the Homecoming Parade 92 MAJORETTES B-Team Cheerleaders Join the Jenkins Beat Upper: Jr. Varsity Cheerleaders clockwise— Nancy Evans. Jan Marken- steyn. Caren Chambers. Wilhemina Smith. Caroline Bull. Stacie Binns. Terri Dotson. Cathy Gaston, Becky Walton. Above: Jan Markensteyn. Nancy Evans, and Becky Walton give an example of Jr. Varsity motions. Above right and right: Co-captains Wilhemina Smith and Stacie Binns 94 JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Girls Add Femininity and Agility to Sports Above: First row. Sandra Murray. Helen All. Shirley Bowers. P. J. Richardson, Erma Smart. Sandy Sandefur. Julie Richardson. Pat McKinney: Second Row. Lynn Brown. Vicki Cook. Jennifer Duke. Doretta Johnson. Alice Finch. Caroline McCallum, Nancy Hagan. Leona Steely. Patricia Gary. Left: Officers. Shirley Bowers, co-captain of volleyball team; Julie Richardson, secre- tary; Erma Smart, captain of volleyball team; P. J. Richardson, vice-president: Sandy Sandefur. president. GAA 95 Object - Communication Among All Upper. Seated; Jerry Myrick. Ruth Arms. Richard Wright. Jane Hamilton. Richard Morrison; standing; Mr. Arms. Advisor; Gerry Stamey. Tommy Alderman. Nancy Talley. Kenny Howard. Lawann Sharpe. Joy Grooms. Jeannie Schexnayder. Beth Stanley. Above right: Mr. Arms. Advisor; Jeannie Schexnayder. chaplain; Lawann Sharpe, treasurer; Kenny Howard, president; Beth Stanley, first vice-president; Nancy Talley, secretary; not pictured Dorcas Crowder, second vice-president. Above left: The Key Words. 96 REACH OUT HVJ’s Own Crop of Geniuses Uooer Karen Winn-Historian. Delene West-Recording Secretary. Marilyn Cushing-Corresponding Secretary. Peggy Kim Paddison-Vice President Sandra Riley-Treasurer, and Miriam Pelote-Chaplain. Above: First row- Brad Baxter. Earline ens Mr Dekle tadvisor) Peggy Hutchins. Kim Paddison. Delene West. Marilyn Cushing. Sandra Riley. Karen Winn. Miriam Pelote. Debbie Woo Sarelle Smith Second Row- Bruce Purvis. Novella Cross. Pam Lewis. Barbara Willoughby. Ann Warren Tern Cullum. Jo Ann Butler.SChris Worthington Third Row- James Carr. Robbie Burke. Philip Espy. Alan Levy. Teach Ghuman. Wilbur Wiggins, and Mary McLaughlin. BETA CLUB 97 iQue Viva el Circulo Espanol! Extreme upper: Mrs. Lorayne Gary, advisor. Upper left: Mrs. Elaine Lester, advisor. Upper right: Spanish Club Officers— Chris Cariaga. treasurer: Pam Lewis, president: Karen Dotson, vice-president; Pam Thrift, secretary Above: HVJ Spanish Club — First row. Lori Duke. Cynthia Jones. Jimmy Morrison. Pam Lewis. Lawrence Daiss, Alan Levy. Susan Shipe. Karen Dotson. Debi Meyer. Mrs. Gary, advisor: Second row. Debbie Gardner. Mrs. Lester, advisor. Lisa Kennedy. Ivy Gordon. Susan Anderson. Carol Nicholson. Theresa Williamson. Bonnie Williamson: Third row. Delene West. Debbie Myers. Wanda Young. Clare Hughes. Kathy Tison. Chris Cariaga, Beth Cromartie. Barbara Willoughby. Edith Thompson. Kim Hunter. Fourth row. Joyce Adams. Ben Mock. Billy Ogletree. Pam Thrift. Jerry Pierce. Greg Williams. Jan Markensteyn. Terri Dotson. Stacie Binns. Wilbur Wiggins. Cathy Griffin. Susan Roberts. Patty Brewer 98 SPANISH CLUB Vive le Cercie Francais! Above: French Club float wins again' Left: French Club officers. Thelma Clements, secretary; Betsy Bull, second vice-president; Terri Cullum, president; Melanie Smith, first vice-president; Susan Dawes, treasurer; Linda Stewart, chaplain (not pictured). Above left: French club goes bananas! Upper: First row. Thelma Clements. Betsy Bull. Terri Cullum. Melanie Smith. Susan Dawes. Second row. Pam Hickman. Patricia Haynes. Linda Stewart. Debra Scott. Margaret Parrish. Nancy Hagan. Third row. Debbie Woo. Robin Nesmith. Ann Donaldson. Robbie Burke. Susan Speir. Theresa Head. Kathi Wood. Mrs. J. J. Amari. Sponsor. FRENCH CLUB 99 Right: Officers — Alison Goggans. secretary; Frankie Moore, president; Mrs. Schmidt, advisor; James Carr, treasurer; David Strickland, vice-president. Above: First row; Michael Norboge. Bill Eudaly. Mary Lambright, John Sheehan. Randy Davis Second row: Cathy Wat- son. Ronnie Barber. Steve Stone. Joyce Maulden. Donna Holland. Mark Lynn. Susan Hahn. Alison Gog- gans. Susan Stone Third row; Lee Sowell. James Carr. Deborah Jones. Mrs. Nellie Schmidt. Frankie Moore. Eric Lynn. David Strickland. Ronald Santchi. Upper: Lee Sowell. Frankie Moore and Mrs. Schmidt make plans for the Latin Club banquet. 100 LATIN CLUB RAP - Rebelling against Pollution Upper- First row; Mrs Jeanette Ready. Randy Davis. Vicki Dober. Terri Cook. Nancy Meredith. Second row; Barbara Hammesfar. Debbie Stacy. Debbie Murray. Sharon Scott. Shan Meredith. Julie Shearouse. Vanessa Green. Michelle Colson. Mane Mitchell. Brenda Finch. Janet Duke. Kathy Thornton. Perry Sapp. Third row; Pat Macias. Patty Summerlin. Wendy Pierce. Mary Ann Higgins. Cheryl Bunton. Ivy Gordon. Dorothy Frasier. Earlene Givens. Paula Morgan. Susan Roberts. David Hall. Fourth row; Pam Deal. Greg Williams. Roy Brown. Chip Browning. Johnny Orvin. Frank Johnston. Alan Roddy. Mary Terry. Nancy Mann. Above: RAP officers; Roy Brown, president; Susan Roberts, vice-president; Nancy Merdth. secretary; Pat Macias, treasurer. Greg Williams, parliamentarian. Above right: Mrs. Jeannette Ready. Advisor. RAP 101 Upper: The Hi-Jenks Staff of 72-73. Above: Novella Cross. Editor. Above right: Kim Paddison. Editor Right: Jim Bowers. Photog- rapher Upper right: Barney Williams. Muscle Man of the staff. Far right: Studious Debbie Brickner writes copy for the paper. Sequence: deadline. Deadline. DEADLINE!!! 102 HI-JENKS Hi-Jenks-Budding Young Journalists Above: Action at the Brew Bowl. Upper: The Jr. Ex- change Club. 1st row. Lawrence Daiss. Alan Levy. Ronnie Beasley. Chuck Weber. Bruce Purvis. Harold Howard. Larry Corey. Lonny Noland. Mr. Canty. 2nd row. Jimmy Morrison. Mike Lanier. Charles Lewis. Juddy Blount. Guy Campbell. Donny Coleman. John Donaldson. Upper Left: Jr. Exchange Sweetheart; Miss Pam Lewis. Extreme Left: Mr. Canty, advisor Far Left: Jr. Exchange officers. 1st row. Bruce Purvis. Treasurer. Alan Levy. President. Harold Howard. Secretary. 2nd row. Ronnie Beasley. Sophomore Class Representative. Jimmy Morrison. Junior Class Representative. Guy Campbell. Senior Class Representative. Left: Jr. Ex- change attacks Key Club. 105 'he Loafers” of HVJ Members: Carl Lee. Randy Jacobson. Mark Daniel. Tom Connely. David Lain, Ralph Hodges. Mark Lynn. Buddy Lynn. Danny Robertson. Mark Shaw. Denny Woo. Jo Robertson. Teach Ghuman. Ronald Carpenter. Hank Kennedy. Frank Bandy. Alfred Kennickel. Harriqan Davis. Harold Mongin, Bruce Fritts. Mike Rahal. Randy Evans. Gary Thompson. 106 KEY CLUB Clockwise from extreme left: Cindy Stubbs, sweetheart. Left: The captured SHS Bluejacket. Upper: The Brew Bowl. Above: Key Club Officers: Mark Daniel, treas- urer; Randy Jacobson, chaplain; David Lain, president; Danny Robertson, vice-president; Randy Evans, secre- tary. Right. Action at the Brew Bow got exciting at times.. . 107 Teachers of Tomorrow Above: FT A sponsors faculty tea Upper: FTA of HVJ. Above right: The FTA Annual car wash Right: FTA Officers. Joy Grooms, chaplain; Janet Newsome, sec- retary; Karen Schneider, president; Diane Morris, vice- president; Harold Howard, treasurer. 108 FTA Competent Students of Today Qualified Business Leaders of Tomorrow Upper. FBLA Officers: Seated- Patsy Doyle, reporter. Lynn Mosely. vice-president; Grace Lyon, secretary; Barbara Inman, treasurer; Standing- Donna Heaton, parlimentarian. Gerry Helmly. social chairman. Madhu Krishnamurti. president; Cathy Arms, chaplain Above Seated- Carol Cribbs. Kay Jones. Janet Newsome. Cindy Stubbs. Denise Mosely. Pam Jeffers. Roxanne Deloach. Terry King. Standing- Carol Graham. Donna Parrish. Judith Thomas. Madhu Krishnamurti. Lynn Mosely. Patsy Doyle. Donna Heaton. Grace Lyon. Bar- bara Inman. Cathy Arms. Gerry Helmly. Debbie McCullough. Sandra McKay. Karen Wells. Alicia Saxon. Mrs. Hewitt. FBLA 109 Housewives and Career Women of Tomorrow Upper: The FHA of 1972-73. first row. Sandra Riley. Deborah Pelote. Gloria Clarke. Second row. Miss M. Seckinger, Advisor; Debra Motes. Gail Pullen, Frenchye Bynes. Juanita Lawson. Nellie Sapp. Wanda Riley. Susan Stone. Pamela Hickman. Mrs. Wright. Advisor Above: Officers. Gloria Clarke. Secretary; Frenchye Bynes. treasurer; Deborah Pelote. president; and Sandra Riley, vice-president Right: President presides. 110 FHA Boosters Boost School Spirit Upper: The HVJ Student Booster Club Above: Student Booster Club Officers, from left to right. Geraldine Campbell, secretary; Daryn Johnson, president; Josephine Pennington, treasurer; and Shirley Pinkney, vice-president. Right: Advisors. Mrs. A. Williams and Mrs. J. Wilcher. STUDENT BOOSTER CLUB 111 VICA Readies for Future Vocation 112 VICA upper: Harold Howard. Parliamentarian; Cindy Huber, treasurer; Linda Fisher, secretary; Darlene Thompson, president; Cheryl Benson. Vice-president; Wendell Hill, chaplain. Above. VICA members, first row. Jackie Harper. James Flanders. Linda Fisher. Debbie Boyer. Darlene Thompson. Cheryl Strickland. Judy Slater. Jan Driggers. Vanessa Logan. Ann Deal. Lanell Burroughs. Cheryl Benson. Second row. Tom Shearouse. David Blackwell. Ricky Meredith, Marc Cox. Debbie Aller- gretti. Edwenda Tison. Cindy Huber. Mark Bailey. Diane Morgan. Danny Montford. Kevin Wittendorff. Murray Long. Third row. Harold Howard. Lavis Brogg, Kenneth Thompson. Wendell Hill. Mark Lavin. Right: Mr. Tom Shearouse. Advisor. Red Cross - Miracle Workers of Tomorrow Upper: Mrs. J. Williams. Advisor Upper right: Ramona Smalls, secretary; Faye Louper. president; Sharon Aikens. vice-president. Above: First row. Yolanda Johnson. Tamara Whipple. Lisher Singletary. Wanda Riley. Gloria Hilliard. Second row. Phyllis Polite. Faye Louper. Ramona Smalls. Sharon Aikens. Alethia Moore Third row. Mrs. J. Williams. Francina Brady. Nellie Sapp. Vanessa Hatten. Mildred Sanders. Barbara Smith. Gail Pullins. Dianne Allen. RED CROSS 113 Jam Session Gets It On After a relatively quiet period in the violent happenings here at Jenkins the students re- ceived a reward for being good. The Salt and Pepper group and the administration got to- gether and provided a jam session for the specific purpose of relaxing, having fun, and just getting to know one another. After a long Friday full of anticipation the students, fac- ulty, and the administration went out onto the football field to hear good music, eat good food, and to enjoy good company. As was later stated, the jam session was a smashing success. Above: Mr. Sheppard and a student dance a jig. Left: Students come together. Above left: Happy students pose for the photographer's camera. Bottom left: The Soul Explosion provides good vibrations. 114 JAM SESSION After Twelve Long Years It’s Over! Left: The 1972 Graduating Class of H. V. Jenkins High School Above: Mr Reynolds and Rev. Taylor wait for 400 seniors to get their diplomas Upper left: Cathy Allen receives her long awaited diploma. GRADUATION 115 HVJ on Parade Above: Enthusiastic Warriors prepare for the home- coming parade Upper: The HVJ Pep Squad enjoys their ride in the Homecoming Parade Right: Preparations for the Homecoming Parade. Upper right: One of the many decorated cars in the Homecoming Parade. 116 HOMECOMING PARADE Lake Mayer Provides the Perfect Setting for a Dance HOMECOMING DANCE 117 Lynn Mosley and Mary Cail Capture Title Above: Mr. Reynolds and Mr. Taylor congratuate the two queens. Upper: Lynn Mosley looks on as her friends crowd around to congratulate her Upper left: Mary Cail. Homecoming Queen, and her escort during the Alma Mater. 118 QUEENS 1st Annual Senior Fall Funhouse Above: The fortune teller takes a break Upper: The Haunted House draws a large crowd at the Funhouse. Upper left: Mrs. Friedenberg and her favorite pastime. Left: Nellie Sapp tends the Country Store. FALL FUNHOUSE 119 Emma Mack Wins Title with Charm and Dignity Above: 1st Runner-up Susan Hahn and her escort Guy Campbell Upper: Miss Emma Mack. Holiday Ball Queen and her escort. Far Left: 3rd Runner-up Cindy Smith and her escort. Left: 2nd Runner-up Debra Doyle and her escort. 120 HOLIDAY BALL Above: Toby King and the Chocolate Buttermilks butter up the dance. Upper Right: With many students participa- ting the dance was a great success. Upper Left. Miss Emma Mack graciously receives her crown from Mr. Tay- lor. Left: Debra Smalls and her escort enjoy the music. 121 Kay Jones 122 MISS SEQUOYAH Miss Sequoyah and Court Debbie Sanchez Susan Hahn 123 Jan Turner Outstanding Students of HVJ Above: Kim Paddison. delegate to Governor s Honors in Drama. Above Left: Brad Baxter. Star Student of HVJ. Left: Tommy Alderman, delegate to Governor s Honors in Music. Far Left Outstanding Seniors of 1973 Extreme Left Norman Pierce wins first place local and second place state in the Hire the Vet Administration. 125 Sophomore Class Officers of 1973 Above: Jennifer Duke. Treasurer; Upper. James Cotton. President; Upper Right: Mrs. Conyers. Advisor; Above Right. Wanda Riley. Chaplin; Right: Kathy Tison. Vice- President Above Left: Pat McKinney. Secretary. 128 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Abel. Holly Albright. Keith Alexander. Sylvester Allard. Chuck Allegretti. Frank Allen. Shirley Alston. Linda Amick. Lu Anchors. William Anderson. Ginger Anderson. Linda Anderson. Peggy Anderson. Susan Arms. Ruth Armstrong. Richard Ash. Debra Bailey. Elise Bailey. Michael Barber. Ronnie Barefield. David Barnes, Delores Barnes. Geraldine Barton. Doug Barton. Stephen Bazemore. Angie Beacham. Ellen Beacham. Robert Beasley. Ronald Beaufort. Kenneth Bedford. Thomas Beecher. Beckie Bell. Clarence Benjamin. Donnell Binns. Stacie Brady. Francina Brannen. Jerome Brannen. Lenora Brewer. Patty Bright. Rufus Brown. Connie Brown. Ernestine Brown. Harold . 129 Brown, Hermie Brown. Stanley Bull. Caroline Bullock. Betsy Bunton. Cheryl Burns. Judy Bush. Linda Chambers. Caren Chestnut. Herby Chiboucas. Vicki Clabbers. John Clements. Vivian Clinton. John Cole. Linda Cook. Linda Cooper. Ingrid Cotton. James Cottom. Pamela Crapse. Matthew Crawford. Donald Crawford. Dorothy Crosby. Tony Davis. Cathy Dew. Janet Dixon. Maurice Dober. Vicki Donaldson. Ann Dotson. Terri 130 SOPHOMORES HVJ are Proud To be Warriors Douglass. Andy Douse. Eric Douse. Sarita Dubberly. Butch Dubose. Bill Duke. Jennifer Ann Duke. Lori Edenfield. George Edwards. Vivian Evans. Nancy Farley. Cheryl Fennell. Wanda Fields. Gerald Fields. James Finch. Brenda Finch. Alice Fitzgerald. Patrick Floyd. Gary Fort. Carol Fountain. Eaward Frazier. Sylvia Gadson. Albertha Gambrell. John Garrett. Danny Garris. Pam Gaston. Cathy Geiger. Terry Givens. Jimmy Gordon. Dennis Gould. La Verne Graham. Kenny Graves. Jonathan 131 Gray. Bernard Gray. Gwen Green. Alan Green. Donald Greene. Mark Greenway. David Grooms. Joe Hagan. Paul Hall. David Hampton. William Hardin, Joy Harding. Leonora Harrell. Gene Harris. Charles Harris. Nathalee Harris. Patricia Hart. Holly Haynes. Patricia Haynes. Rose Haynes. Thomas Head. Theresa Hendrix. John Hendrix. Ricky Herndon. Ricky Hickman. Pam Hicks. Tommy Hodges. Ralph Holland. Donna Holmes. Daniel Hopgood.Jean House. Calvin House. Carlette Houston. Samuel Howard. Betty Ann Hunter. Gwynne Hunter. Kim )iMention: fill (Warriors Subject: School Spirit Deeded: no ore EnThusia$rn more Appreciation f«r. Our football Team Che«rj A.d«ra P«p Bold Support Our Team Cheer them Victory 132 SOPHOMORES New Era Is Begun With Sophomore Class Johnson. Olivia Johnson. Wayne Johnston. Cathy Jones. Alphonzo Jones. Brenda Jones, Cynthia Jordan. Harry Justice. Lucile Kelsey. Gerald Kenard. Steve Kennedy. Lisa Kieffer. Elaine King. Margie King. Wayne Kitchens. Sarabeth Kole. Debbie Kramer. Robin Kratzer. Jim Lain. Chris Lair. Joanne Langston. Teresa Hutchins. Gwendolyn Jackson. Angela Jackson. Susan Jarvis. Holly Johnson. Bernard Johnson. Brenda Johnson. Marilyn 133 Lanier. Kathy Lanier. Terry Laurie. Eric Lee. Donna Levy. Robbie Lewis. Debi Lewis. Emma Jane Lewis. Lonas Lewis. Nathaniel Lewis, Sharon Loosemore. Jamie Louper. Faye Lowe. Susan Luten. Izetta Lyles. Kathy Lynn. Buddy Lynn. Mark Charles McClendon, Alfred McCormick. Cathy McKinney. Pat McKiver. Sandra McLemore. Joseph McMillan. Patty Macias. Patricia Mallory. Marshall Markesteyn. Jan Martin. Clyde Martin, Terri Mason. Marcell Maulden. Joyce Meridth. Shan Merritt. Carolle Meyer. Glenn Miles. Wendy Mills. Carmen Sophomores Gain Experience 134 SOPHOMORES Through Clubs and Classwork Milton. Roshell Mims. David Mims. Jimmy Mobley. Lillie Mae Mock. Ben Moore. Edna Moore. Stephanie Morgan. Paula Morris. Dale Morris. Joe Murray. Sandra Nash. Lynn Natson. Warden Neher. Michael Neidlinger. Vicki Nesmith. Robin Newton. Wanda Nicholson. Carol Niemiec. Mike Noble. Charleyne Norboge. Mike Ogletree. Bill Oneal. Sue Outler. Rose Page. Joey Parker. Michael Parnell. Priscilla Parris. Diane Parrish. Pegry Parrish. Tish Patricio. Juan Pearson. Jonette Pennington. Alberta Phillips, Gene Pierce. Jerry 135 Pierce. Wendy Pierce. William Pinkney. Kenneth Pinkney. Leona Plumbley. Al Polite. Marcus Powell. Billy Powell. Mary Alice Pringle. Janice Pullins. Gail Renue Ramsey. Joel Rawlinson. Jon Reagan. Tom Reddick. Debbie Reynolds. Sharon Richards. Theresa Richardson. Wilhemina Riley. Wanda Roberts. Rosa Roberts. Susan Roberts. Tom Robinson. Lillian Rovolis. Don Samuel. William Schoch. Jeff Scott. Debra Scott. Donald Scott. Larry Scott. Patricia Scott. Steven 136 SOPHOMORES Jenkins Welcomes Little Warriors Scott. Sharon Seabrain, Elijah Seckinger. Charlotte Sell. B. J. Shearouse. Julie Sheehan. John Sheley. Cindy Shuman. Dennis Singleton. Paulette Smalls. Carolyn Smith, Albert Smith. Anthony Smith. Helene Smith. Randy Stacy. Debra Stamey. Gerry Stewart. James Stewart. Linda Strippy. Joyce Switzer. Georgianna Taylor. Jerry Taylor. Mike Taylor. Odessa Taylor, V. Marie Terry. Mary Margaret Thompson. Gary Thornton. Cathy Tilton, Faye Tison. Kathy Tse. Joe Tuten, Joel Ulmer. Delores 137 1975 - Is it too Far Away? Ulmer. Sandra Walker. Dwanna L. Walton. Becky Warren. Brent Waters. George Lindsay Watson. Brian Weeks. Sarah Weinbrecht, Nancy Wells, Virginia Whipple. Tamara White. Deborah Wiggins. Debra Wiggins. Kenneth Wiggins. Theodora Williams. Darlene 138 SOPHOMORES Williams. Edward Williams. Gregory Williams, Quonzetta Wilson. Brenda Wilson. Theron Winbush, Clifford Winn. Leroy Woo. Cindy Wood. Kathi Wood. Vicky Wright. Donna Wright. Linda Wright. Michael Wright. Richard Wright. Steven Yocco. Kim Young. Linda Zeigler. Carolyn Zeigler. Rodney Zipperer. Nancy Coleman. Ruthie Davis. Randy Mann. Nancy Orvin. John 139 Junior Class Officers of 1973 Upper left: Nancy Hagan, Junior Class Presi- dent Upper right: The Junior Class Advisors; Mrs. Marks. Mr. Sheppard, and Mrs. Schwalbe Middle right: Debbie Woo. Treas- urer. Far right. Uscher Lowry. Secretary. Right. Susan Dawes. Chaplain Above: Susan Shipe, Vice President. 140 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Adams. Joyce Aikens. Sharon Akins. Greg Albright. Ken All. Helen Allard. Diane Alston. Harold Anderson. Joanne Anderson, Shirley Andrews. Bonnie Argrow. Patricia Athanas. Jim Bailey. Patricia Anne Barbot. Lynn Barnard. Joe Barry. Harold Barnes. Mark Battieste. Sheila Baxter. Ronnie Beach. Kim 141 Benson. Cheryl Best. Johnnie Blackston. Elton Blalock. Olivia Boatright. Jimmy Bonaparte. Diane Bowers. Shirley Ann Boyd. Sam Branan. Cathy Brannen. Daniel Brickner. Debi Brickner. Mary Sue Brown. Eddie Brown. Fannie Mae Brown. Janice Brown. Roy Brown. Sandy Brown. Thomas Bryan. Joseph Bryant. Norma Buck. Gregory Bull. Betsy Burke. Robby Burroughs. Karen Bush. Barbara 142 JUNIORS Mr. Hayes - A Junior’s Challenge Busby. Viki Byers. Vernon Bynes. Frenchye Carr. James Cason. Randy Chaplin. Susie Christiansen. Thomas Clark. Donald Clarke. Gloria Ann 143 Juniors Anticipate Senior Year Clements. Brinson Cleveland. Sheila Cobb. Bud Cobia. Susie Coleman. Robert Colley. Herbert Cook. Patti Cook. Terry Cooper. Brenda Crawford. Debra Crawford. Jean Crosby. Otto Crosby. Sharon Daiss. Lawrence Daniel. Russell Davis. Kay Davis. Mark Davis. Robin Davis. Winston Dawes. Susan DeLettre. Dewey Dibenedetto. Diane Dickerson. Joan 144 JUNIORS P Dober. Valerie Oorsey. Steve Dotson. Karen Downing. Rocky Downs. Peggy Doyle. Cindy Drane. Joe Driggers. Jan Duggan. Patrick Dunn. Jimmy Eden. William Edge. Mark 145 Edwards. Jesse Edwards. Mary Edwards. Phyllis Ellis. Robert English. Robert Ennis. Christine Espy. Philip EuDaly. Bill Evitt. Phillip Fields. Phyllis Flanders. James Ford. Dawn Frazier. Eric Fritts. Bruce Gadson. Audrey Gaillard. Teddy Gardner. Deborah Gary. Patricia Gause. Gloria Gnann. Pat 146 JUNIORS Juniors Identify With Upperclassmen Goldenstar. Terry Gooding. Connie Gordon. Michelle Grant. Faye Graves. John Griffin. Cathy Hadden. Cheryl Hadsell. Michael Hagan. Nancy Hall. Vickey 147 Juniors Wade Through Studies and Hammock, Delleen Harrington. Preston Harris. Holly Harper. Jackie Harvey. Mike Hatten. Vanessa Herbert. Mary Herbert. Martha Hewitt. Joe Hill. Phil Hill. Wendell Hilliard. Gloria Hiltz. Donna Hinkle. Nancy Hobbs. Debbie Hodges. Holly Hodges. Richard Hoke. Janice Holcombe. Mark Holland. Greg Howell. Amelia Hughes. Clare Hughes. David Hughes. Willie Humphries. Cynthia 148 JUNIORS Hunt. Gary Hunter. Jackie Jackson. Diane Activities Jarrell. George Johnson. Christine Johnson. Doretta Johnson. Yolanda Johnston. Frank Joiner. Royce Jones. Cynthia Jones. Debora Jones. Donna Jones, Mary Justice. Butch Kearse. Tony Keller. Joey Kersey. Jimmy Kessler. Michael Lamar. Kenneth Lamy. Brian Lanier. Mike Lavin. James Patrick Lawson. Juanita Leaf. Jan Levy. Alan Lewis. Joe Lewis. Larry Lewis. Lauri Lightfoot. Evelyn Lonon. John Lopes. Kenneth Louper. Keith Lowrey. Uscher Luten, Alex McCutchen. Lynn McKenzie. Barbara McLaughlin. Mary 150 JUNIORS Juniors Keep On Pluggin’... McMillan. Carol Sue Major. George Markesleyn. Colby Martin. Cheryl Martin. James Mathis. Artis Meridth. Nancy Meyer. Debi Miles. Fred 151 Milledge. Willie Mae Mitchell. Gerald Mitchell. Michelle Mitchell. Renee Mitchell. Sandra Morris. Charles Morrison. James Murray. Debbie Myrick. Gerald Naska. Randy Nettles. Susan Newton. James Noland. Lonnie Nych. Donna O’Brian. Helen Mobley. Barbara Moore. Alethia Morgan. Diane Morgan. Jennifer Morris. Cindy Juniors . . . Oliver. Gail Olsen. Pam O'Neal. Greg Parker. Patricia Parkman, Blake Parrish. Debbie Parrish. Debbie Pelote. Miriam 153 Perkins. Esther Perkins. Laverne ... and MORE Juniors! 154 JUNIORS Pilcher. Frank Polite. Phyllis Postell, Donald Pyles. Eric Reagan. Doris Reese. Charles Reese. Steve Reid. Linda Rhodes. Audry Richards. David Richardson. Jane Richardson. Julie Rigdon. Tony Robertson. Martha Robinson. Joseph Royal. Graylen Rushing. Cheryl Rutledge. Diane Ryan. Michael Santschi, Ronald Sanders. Mildred Sapp. Perry Scarborough. Tommy Schexnayder. Jeannie Scott. Judy Scott. Winton Shaffer. Vicki Shaw. Mark Shipe. Susan Silas. Steve Simon. Debra Singleton. Charles Smalls. Romona Smallwood. Debby Smart. Erma Smith. Cynthia Smith. Gary 155 PSAT Prepares Juniors for SAT Smith. Glenn Smith. Mike Sowell. Lee Stanley. Beth Steely. Leona Stone. Steve Strickland. David Strickland. Joe Sturtevant. Brenda Taft. Karen Taylor. Clarence Thigpen. Charles 156 JUNIORS tb Thigpen. Patty Thomas. Alicia Thomas. Donnie Thorne. Bobby .: 'Vc ab -- Tremble. Greg Turner. David Ulmer. Gwen Ulmer. Kathy Vaughn. Jimmy Verdree. Marsha Ward. LaRonce Warren. Ann Washington. Betty Washington. Harvey Waters. Frankie 158 JUNIORS . . . Juniors Count The Months . . . Wellington. John Westbrook. Charles Westgate. Jay White. Hazel Wiggins. Wilbur Williams. Chinigua Williams. Ginger Williams. Ricky Williamson. Theresa Willoughby. Barbara Wilson. Jack Woo. Debbie Worthington. Chris Young. Wanda Zeigler. Larry Story. Steed 159 Senior Officers of 1973 Right: Patrice Alfieris. Chaplain. Upper Right: Regina Johnson. President; Upper Left: Kim Paddison. Vice- President; Above: Randy Evans. Secretary; Not Pictured- Orie Hagan. Treasurer. 160 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Abel. Daniel Adams. Julia Addy. Bernard Everett. Jr. Aikens. Dennis L. Aikens. Sandra D. Albright. Curtis Alderman. William Thomas Alfieris. Cyrus Alfieris. Patrice All. Sigbert Allegretti. Debra Allen. Jacqueline Alvin. Jacquelyn Anchors. Dorothy Arms. Cathie Athey. Lori SENIORS 161 Bacon. Michael Bailey. Dan D.. Jr. Bailey. Mark Samuel Bandy. Frank Barber. Mike Barnes. Georgia Bates. Ethel Lee Baxter. Bradley M. Bazemore. Karen Beall. Mark Bean. Judith Beard. Sheron Beaufort. Joyce Beebe. JoAnn Outstanding Senior-Bradley Baxter 162 SENIORS Seniors - Something Special at H. V. J. Benemon. Betty Benoit, Michiel R. Betterson, George Black, Alvin E. Blackwell. David Blount. Judson Boice. Penny S. Bowers. Dale Bowers. Jim Boyer. Deborah Bragg. Louis Brown. Anthony Brown, Betty Brown. Edward Brown. John Browning. Chip 163 Ten Senior Superlatives Chosen Bryant, Elaine Bryant. Patricia Bryant. William H. Bussell. Debra Ann Butler. Jo Ann Cail. Mary Campbell, Guy Campbell, James Campbell. Roger Kirk Carpenter. Ronald Carter. Chadine Cela. Tony Chappas. Dori Chestnut. Jacqueline Chiotellis. Mary Chisholm. Janice 164 SENIORS Clarke. Albert Clements, Thelma Lee Coleman, Donny Colson. Michele Cone. Donald Cooper. Cindy Faye Coursey. Becky Cox. Marc Steven Cranman. Roy Crawford, Pamela Crapse. Bonnie Cross. Novella Cromartie. Gloria Crumbley. Lawrence 165 Outstanding Senior-Jo Ann Butler Cullum. Terri Cushing. Marilyn Dahlquist. Jacqueline Daise, Darrel M. Daniel. Mark Smith Daniel. Richard Davenport. Dawn Day. Robert A. Deal. Pamela Ann DeLoach. Juanita DeLoach. Lauretta DeLoach. Roxanne Devoe, Mayda Dewese. Gail 166 SENIORS Outstanding Senior-Novella Cross Dickey. Sue Dixon. Valerie Dobson. Leroy J. Donaldson. John W. Seniors Host Fall Funhouse Doyle. Deborah Doyle. Patricia Jean Drawdy. Jan Evans. Randolph Fennell. Harvey Fisher. Linda D. Floyd. Benjamin Frazier. Dorothy Frazier. Silas Gadson. Juliette Gardner. Vanessa D. Ghuman. Tarochan 167 Anticipation Mounts - Graduation Draws Near Gillis. Melissa A. Givens. Earline Goggans. Alison Goodman. Ronald Goodwin. Matt Gordon. Ivy Graham. Carol Ruth Grant. Barbara Ann Grant. Irene Graves. Joan C. Gray. Kevin Green. Debbie Green. Vanessa L. Green. William Griner, John J. Grooms. Joy 168 SENIORS Groover. Debbie Groover. Pamela Hagan, Phyllis Sue Haggan, Orie C. Hahn. Susan Diane Hall. Shirley Jean Hamilton. Shirley Jane Hammesfar. Barbara Hannaford. Scott Hardison. Edwin Costin Hart. Cathy Elaine Heaton. Donna K. Helmly. Gerry Helmly. Hugh Lee 169 Outstanding Senior-Susan Hahn Hendrix. Jacqueline F. Herndon. Jan A. Heyward. Stanley Hickman. Pam Hicks. Juanita Hill. Rebecca Hipp, Dianne L Hollingsworth. Gerry L. Horton. Thomas Howard. Harold S. Howard. Kenneth R. Huber. Cindy Hudson. Dana Hutchins. Peggy M. Outstanding Senior-Daryn Johnson 170 SENIORS Seniors Contemplate The Days To Come Ingram. Elaine Inman. Barbara Irvin. Gloria Jacks, Vondell Jacobson. Randy L. Jeff. JoAnn Jeffers. Pamela Camille Jennings. Raymond LaRue Jerido. Ricky Johnson. Daryn Bennettye Johnson. Edward Neal Johnson. Felicia Johnson. Freddie O. Johnson. James Johnson. Marsha Johnson. Mary M. 171 Johnson, Regina Jones. Brenda Jones. Deborah L Jones. Latrella Jones. Paulette Jordan. Jacqueline Kennedy. Henry Kennedy. Louvenia Kennickell. Alfred Kent. Evon King. Christine King. Teresa Kinlaw. Julius Krishnamurti. Madhu Lain. David C. Lamb. Herbert A. Seniors Show Super Spirit 172 SENIORS Lamb, Van Lambright, Mary E. Lariscy. Rulette S. Lavin. Mark Lawton. Ozzie Leaf, Robert R Lee. Carl Earl Lee. Cheryl Ann Leggett, Patricia Lesser. Cynthia M. Lewis. Beverly Lewis. Charles L. Lewis. Pam Luten. Walter E. 173 Outstanding Senior-Alfred Kennickell Lynn. Brenda Lynn. William Lyon. Deborah. Grace McAuliffe. James P. McCallum. Caroline R. McCullough. Debbie McKay. Sandra Mack. Emma L. Martin. Darnell Martin. Saralyn Mayer. Jill Mehlhorn. Terry Merchinson. Robert Meridth. William R. Outstanding Senior-Waiter Luten 174 SENIORS Class of 73 - The Best Yet Mikell, James Miles, Ronnie Lamar Miley, Linda Millar. Janet L. Miller, Marie Milton, Anthony W. Milton, Beth A. Mincey. Johnnie Mitchell. Marie Mobley. Marilyn Mongin, Harold Montford. Danny Moody. Debbie Mooney. Mark Moore. Frankie Moore. Stanley 175 Mordecai. Michael Morris. Mary Diane Mosely. Denise Mosely. Lynn Murchison. Joseph Murray. Carl Newsome. Janet O’Conner. Lynn Oliver. Marie Ondriezek. Wayne Paddison. Kim Parker, Patsy Parker. Washington Parker. David Parrish. Donna Paulson. Alex Pelote, Deborah Penton. Gary Perry. Glynda Peters. Nancy 176 SENIORS Seniors Sport The Symbol of Superiority Phillipe, Debra Phillips. Terry Pierce. Norman Pigott Carol Pinkney. Marshal Pinkney. Shirley Powell. Rufus Powell. Sandra Powers, Clarence Price. Glynda Outstanding Senior-Frankie Moore Seniors Lead Underclassmen Through A Peaceful Year Pullins, Tommie L. Purvis, Bruce Quarterman, George Randall. Sharon Reagan. Eleanor Reed. Bobby Reese. Michael Richard. Catherine Richards. Herman Riley. Kathryn V. Outstanding Senior-Kirn Paddison 178 SENIORS Riley. Sandra Robertson. Danny Rouse. Steven Sams. Andre Leonard Sanchez. Debbie Sanders. Alvin Sapp. Nellie Mae Saxon, Alicia Scarborough. Ernest Schneiper. Karen Scott. Sheron Seckinger, Mallie Sharpe. Lawann Shuman. Stacey Smalls, Deborah A. Smalls. Lucretia Smallwood. Jimmy Smith. Cindy Smith. Jesse Smith. Larry 179 Smith. Melanie C. Smith. Sarelle Smith. Susanne Spaulding. Janet Spence. John R. Stacy. Julia R. Starkey. David Stevens. Joyce Stewart. Marvin Stone. Susan E. Strickland. Cherylene Stubbs. Cynthia Sturgess. Robert Summerlin. Patricia Talley. Nancy C. Taylor, John E. 1973 - It Was A Very Good Year 180 SENIORS Taylor. Judy Taylor. Seledith Teague, Kim Thomas. Judith Thomas. Rochelle Thompson. Edith W Thompson. Darlene Thornton. James Tilton. LeRia Tison. Edwenda Tison. Lucy Turner. Janet Verell. William Washington. Walter 181 Outstanding Senior-Bruce Purvis .. .Seniors Count The Days Until Graduation Watson. Cathy Wells. Alice Wells. Mary S. West. Delene White. Connie Wiley. Audrey Williams. Audrey M Williams. Barney 182 SENIORS Congratulations! If you are a senior graduating from H. V. Jenkins this year, you have — been around the sun 18 times — spent 12 years in the school system — or 108 months ___or 2160 days in class (counting off for weekends, holidays, summer and hookey) ___or 17,280 hours in class (counting off for lunch, recess, and tardiness) ___or close to 30,000 hours studying (counting homework, field trips and cramming for tests) — or approximately Va of your waking life studying ___which is roughly 2,000 times longer than it took God to create a new world from scratch. Go thou and do likewise. Qualified Teachers = Quality Education Reynolds. James A. Gerken. William Taylor. James E. Alston. Ann G. Amari. Josephine J. Arms. Gary Blake. Rebecca Canty. Richard J. 184 FACULTY Chisholm. Alma Conyers. Emma Dekle, James Dixon. Lola M. Dupree. James Farrer. Constance Friedenberg, Pearl Gardner. Verell Glass. Eloise Hadden. Connie Harden. Danette Gary. Lorayne FACULTY 185 Conscientious Teachers Provide Good Example Harris, Henry Hayes. Wallace C. Helmly, Winifred Hewitt. Catherine Jenkins. Gussie W. Killorin, Harriet Langford. John Lemay. Leonard Jr. Lester. Elaine Marks, Harriet Millikan. Margie Moran. Jestine 186 FACULTY Polite. Ann Powell. Richard Ready. Jeannette Robertson. Jane Roebuck. S. B. Rogers. Alliene Schwalbe. Frances Seckinger, Marian FACULTY 187 HVJ Teachers - Number One Sharpe. Gary Schmidt. Nellie Shearhouse. Tom Sheppard. James Sinkus. Ben Simons. Danny Smith. Gladys F. Smith, Lila 188 FACULTY Spear. James L. Thorsen. J. K. Weigel. Clarissa Wilcher, Julia Williams. A. S. Williams. Bobbie Williams. Dorothy Wright. T. C. FACULTY 189 Faculty Directory ADMINISTRATORS Reynolds. James A. Auburn University. B.S.; Auburn Univer- sity. M.Ed. Principal Gerken. William South Georgia Teachers College. B.S.; University of Missouri. M.Ed. Assistant Principal Taylor, James E. Savannah State College. B.S. Assistant Principal INSTRUCTORS Alston. Ann L. Clark College. B.A.; University of North Carolina. M.A. French. English Amari. Josephine J. Georgia State Womens College. A.B.. Teachers College, M.A. Sorbonne, Pa- ris. Diplome Co-Advisor to Annual French Argroves. Janet W. Limestone College. B.S. Georgia Southern College. M.Ed. Counselor Arms. Gary C. East Tennessee State University. B.S. Music Education Chorus Blake. Rebecca W. Georgia State College for Women. B.S. Calculus, Advanced Algebra Trigo- nometry Bruen. Janie B. Savannah State College. B.S. Georgia Southern College, M.Ed. Corrective Reading-Title I Project Burts. Betty H. Wesleyan College. A.B. Emory University, B.L.S. Florida State University, A.M.L.S. Librarian Canty, Richard University of Georgia. A.B. University of Georgia. M.Ed. World History. European History Chisholm. Alma B. Savannah State College. B.S. Business Math and Typing Conyers. Emma Jean Savannah State College. B.S. English Dekle. James O. Midwestern University. B.A. Economics. Advanced U. S. History U.S. History Dixon, Lola Marie Johnson C. Smith University. B.S. New York University. M.A. General Math and Algebra I Dupree, James Savannah State College. B.S. U.S. History. World History, Physical Edu- cation Eswine, Frances Armstrong State College. B.A. Sociology Farrer. Constance J. University of Georgia, B.S. Chemistry. Physic Fowler. Jack B. University of Georgia. A.B. Peabody College for Teachers. M.A. Counselor Friedenberg. Pearl S. University of Georgia, B.F.A. Arts Crafts. Sequoyah Advisor Gardner, Vernell F. Fort Valley State College. B.S. Business Education Typewriting I Gary. Lorayne University of Illinois. B.A. University of Illinois. M.A. Spanish Glass. Eloise George Peabody College, B.S. Physical Education Griffin. Howard L. Georgia Southern College. B.S. Drafting Hadden, Connie G. Georgia Southern College, B.S. Biology Harden. Danette E. St. Augustine’s College. B.A. English Harris, Henry Morris Brown College, B.A. Biology Hayes. Wallace Western Kentucky University, A.B. English Helmly, Winifred P. Georgia State College for Women. B.S. Office Machines. Typing Hewitt, Catherine M. Mary Washington College. University of Virginia, B.S. Georgia Southern College, M.Ed. Business Education. V.O.T. Coordinator Jenkins. Gussie W. Savannah State College. B.S. World History. Minorities Jones. Margie Armstrong State College, B.A. English. Journalism Killorin. Harriet University of North Carolina. A.B. English Langford. John R. Transylvania College, B.A. University of Kentucky. M.A. World History Lemay. Leonard, Jr. Middle Tennessee State University, B.S.. M.A. Industrial Arts Lester. Elaine L. Norman College, A.A. Georgia Southern College, B.A. Spanish Mallory. Millie W. University of Georgia, A.B. Mercer University. M.A. Assistant Librarian Manker, Joseph Paine College, B.A. World History. American History Marks. Harriet G. � . Duke University, A.B. Georgia Studies. World History Miller, Melissa L. Savannah State College. B.S. New York University. M.A. Counselor Moran. Jestine C. Savannah State College. B.S. Business Education Peltier, Elizabeth Armstrong State College. B.A. English, Psychology Polite. Annefred Savannah State College. B.S. English Powell, Richard A. Georgia Southern College. B.S.. M.S.T. Biology, Physiology Ready, Jeannette W. Savannah State College. B.S. English Roberts, Ruthie M. Savannah State College. B.S. General Mathematics Robertson. Jane Georgia Southern College, B.S. Business Education Roebuck, Shirley B. Benedict College. B.S. Biology; Life Science Rogers. Alliene W. Georgia State College for Women. B.S. Pre-Vocational Schmidt, Nellie H. Mary Baldwin College, A.B. Latin, Greek Civilization, Roman Civili- zation Schwalbe, Frances B. Armstrong State College. B.A. U.S. History Seckinger. Marian Georgia Southern College. B.S. University of Georgia. M.Ed. Home Economics 190 FACULTY DIRECTORY Sharpe, Gary A. Erskine College. B.S. Life Science and Physical Education Shearouse, Tom Georgia Southern College. B.S.. M.Ed. D.C.T. Sheppard. James Savannah State College, B.S. Algebra. Geometry Simons. Danny Georgia Southern College. B.S. Middle Tennessee State University. M.Ed. U S. History. Physical Education Sinkus. Benjamin A. University of Miami. B.A. Instrumental Music Smith. Gladys F. Savannah State College. B.S. English Smith. Lila Cortland State Teachers College-Branch of New York University. B.S. American History. Problems in Democ- racy Spear. James Troy University. B.S. Physical Education Thorsen. Patricia Eastern Michigan University. B.A. English Weigel. Clarissa H. East Carolina Teachers' College. B.A. English Wilcher. Julia H. Savannah State College. B.S. Algebra. Geometry Williams. Angelyn S. Savannah State College. B.S. Consumer Mathematics. Business Prin- ciples and Management Williams. Bobbie Armstrong State College. A.B.A. Georgia Southern College. B.S. Typing Williams. Dorothy D. Tuskegee Institute. B.S New York University. M.A. Physical Education Williams. Jerelene P. Savannah State College. B.S. Mathematics Wright. Theresa L. Savannah State College. B.S. Home Economics. Family Life FACULTY DIRECTORY 191 Senior Index Abel. Daniel Addy Rett Band 1. 2 3. Pep Band 1 2. 3 Certificate of Merit 2. Quiz Bowl Atkens Dennis Senior Class Representative 3 Vica 2. 3. Black Culture 3 Aikens Sandra Albright Curtis (Rudyard H S.) Band 1 Chess Club 1; Sophomore Class 1: Junior Class 2. Football 1. 2. 3 Albright Dennis Alderman Thomas Chorus Accompanist 1. 2 Alfieris. Cy Aifiens. Patrice Student Council 2: Senior Class Chaplain 3 All. Sigbert Junior Exchange 2. 3 Aiiegretti. Debra Vica 3; Holiday Ball Queen Contestant 3 Alien. Jacqueimo Alvin. Jacquelyn Homeroom Officer 1. Senior Class 3 Anchors. Dorothy Beta Club 3; Spanish Club 3. Anderson. Isaac Drama Club 1 Basketball 1 Arms Cathie FBLA Chaplain 3. Spanish Club 3 VOT 3. Reach Out 1. Athey. Lori FHA 1 Bacon Michael Homeroom Chaplain 1 Bailey Beth Beta Club 1 FBLA 1 2. Pep Club 1 2 Spanish Club 1 2 Student Council 3. Secretary-Treasurer 1 2 3 Basketball 1 2. 3 Tennis 1. 2 3; Annual Staff 1 2 3 Y Clubs 1 2. 3. FTA I. 2 Bailey. Dan Dale Bailey. Mark Chorus 1. Drama Club 1. Student Council 1 VICA 2 Baines Brenda Senior Class 3 Bats Danny Bandy. Frank Barber Mike Baseball 1 2 Football 1 Barnard Murray Football 1 2 3 Barnes. Georgia Band 1 2 Chorus 1 FHA 2 Student Council 1. Sophomore Class Secretary 1. Junior Class Parliamentarian 2; Senior Class Representative 3 Bates Ethel Chorus 2 FHA 1 Booster Club 3 Spanish Club 2 Homeroom Chaplain 2 Baxter Bradley Band 1. 2 3 Drum Maior 3. French Club 2 3 Beta Club 2 3 Student Council Treasurer 2 3 Homeroom Officer 2 3. Outstanding Senior 3. Star Student 3 All-City High School Band 2. 3 Quiz Bowl Baxter. Vanessa Sophomore Class 1 Bazemore Karen Chorus 3 Hi-Jenks Co-editor 2 Holiday Ball Queen Contestant 3 Reach Out 1 Beall. Mark Band 1. 2. 3: Track 2. Bean, Judy Sequoyah Staff 3 Beard. Sheron Student Council 3 Beaufort. Joyce Beebe JoAnn VICA 2. 3 Benemon. Betty Jean Benoit. Michiei Chess Club 1. ROTC 2. 3; Audio-Visual 2. 3. Betterson George Black. Alvin Blackwell. David VICA 2. 3. Blount. Judson Junior Exchange 3. Football 1 Boice Penny FHA 1. Pep Club 1 Bowers Dale Football 1 Bowers James Hi-Jenks Photographer 3. Track 1. 2 Boyer. Deborah VICA 1 Bragg Louis VICA 3 Brown Anthony Brown. Betty Baseball 1. Brown. Edward D Brown, John Chorus 1. Sophomore Class Representative 1 Basketball 1 Browning Chip Pollution Club 3 Bryant. Elame Chorus 1. 2 FHA 2. Bryant Patricia Pep Squad 2 Student Council 1 Bryant William Track 1 Bussell. Debra VICA 3 Butler Jo Ann Beta Club Corresponding Secretary 2. 3. Drama Club 1. French Club 1 Hi-Jenks 3. Student Council 3. Honor Society 1 Can Mary Homecoming Queen 3 Campbell Guy Jr Exchange 3 Sequoyan Stall 3 Baseball 2 3 Football 12 3 Track 3 FTA 2 Campbell. James Jr Exchange 1 2. Sophomore Vice President 1 Basketball 1 2 Campbell Roger Carlton David Carpenter Ronald Latin Club 3; Key Club 2. 3 Carter Chadme Cela Tony Student Council 3. Homeroom Officer 3 Chappas Theodora Chestnut. Jackie Chioieiiis. Mary Holiday Ball Queen Contestant 3. Chisholm. Janice L Clarke Albert Basketball 2. 3 Clements. Thelma French Club 1. 2. 3. Secretary 2. 3: Sequoyah Staff 2. 3. 3rd Business Manager; Homeroom Vice Presidem 2; Pep Squad 3; Pep Club 1. Coleman Donald Jr Exchange 3 Collins. Marty Football 1. Colson. Michele Student Council 1 Homeroom Offioer i Cone. Donald Band 1. 2. 3; Jr Exchange 1. 2. 3. Pep Band 1. 2. 3; All City Band 2 Cooper. Cindy Pep Club 1. 2. Spanish Club 3. Homeroom Officer 2 Coursey. Kathryn Rebecca Cox Marc Chorus 1. Student Council 3; Homeroom Repre- sentative 3. VICA 3 Cranman. Roy Golf 1. 2. 3 Crapse. Bonnie Crawford Pamela Beta Club 2. 3. Spanish Club 1. 2. 3, Secretary of Spanish Club 2; Homeroom Vice President i Governor s Honors 1; Certificate of Merit 2. Youth Leadership Conference 2 Cribbs Carol Cromartie. Gloria Elizabeth Spanish Club 3 Student Council 3 Cross. Novella Beta Club 1 2 3 Drama Club 1. French Club Reporter 2. Hi-Jenks Staff 2. 3. Editor and Front Page Editor Student Council 1. 2 Homeroom Officer t Crowder. Dorcas Beta Club 1 2. 3 Chorus 2; Spanish Club 1 Crumley. Lawrence Football 3 Cullum Tern French Club 2 3. 2nd-Treasurer. 3rd-President: GAA 1 2: 2nd-Vice President Student Council 1 Homeroom President 1 Beta Club 3 Cushing Marilyn Beta Club 3 Corresponding Secretary FTA 3; SEA 1 Dahlquist Jacqueline Band 12 3 FHA 2 All City Band 3 Dailey. George Leroy Oaise Darrel Band 2. 3 Daniel. Mark Key Club 2 3 Treasurer 3 Daniel. Richard Pollution Club 1. 2 Davenport Dawn Homeroom Treasurer 2 Contestant for May SWA Queen 1 Spanish Club 2 3 Davis. Carl Day Robert Student Council 2 Basketball 1 2 3 192 Deal. Pam Pep Club 1; FTA 1; Pollution Club 1 Deloach. Juanita Chorus 3; Student Council 2; Booster Club 3: Black Culture 3. Deloach Lauretta Homeroom Officer 1 3; Junior Class Representa- tive 2; Student Council 2 Deloach. Roxanne FBLA 3; Student Council 2. Homeroom vice-Pres- ident 2; VOT 3; Holiday Ball Queen Contestant 3; May Sway Queen Contestant-1st Runner up 2 Devoe. Mayda Chorus 2. 3. FHA 2. 3 Pep Squad 2. 3; Student Council 2. 3. Homeroom President 3 Dewese. Gail Chorus 3; FHA 1; GAA 1; Student Council 3. Homeroom Otlicer 1. 3 Holiday Ball Queen Contestant 3. (transfer from Beach� Dickey. Sue Chorus 3 Dixon. Valerie Chorus 2. 3. Chorus Ensemble 2. Dobson. Leroy Donaldson. John Band 1. 2. 3: Jr. Exchange 2. 3. Baseball Manager 2. 3: Football 1. 2. 3 Doyle. Deborah Chorus 2. 3. Holiday Ball Queen Sponsor 3. Doyle. Patricia FBLA Reporter 3; VOT 3 Drawdy. Jan E. Eady. Frank Basketball 1. 2. 3. Cross Country 3 Evans. Randolph Senior Class Secretary 3. Key Club 1. 2 3. Foot- ball 2. 3. Scholastic Award 3 Fennell. Harvey Fields Saiathia Drama Club 1; Student Council 2 Fisher. Linda Chorus 3; VlCA 2. 3 Fisher Joseph Football 3 Fleming. Rose Chorus 3; FHA 1 Frazier. Oorothy Chorus 2 Pollution Club 1 Frazier. Silas VlCA 3. Gadson. Juliette FHA Proiect Chairman 1 Gadson. Marsha Chorus 3 Gardner. Vanessa Chorus 2. 3; FHA 2. 3: 1st year Chaplain; French Club 1; Student Council 1 Black Culture Club 3 Science Club 1 Sophomore Class Represent tive 1 Junior Class Representative 2 Ghuman Tarlochan Beta Club 3. Senior Class 3 Key Club 3. Repre- sentative of School to ESAP 3 Gillis. Melissa Givens. Earline Beta Club 3. Pollution Club 3 Goggans. Alison Latin Club Secretary 3 Sequoyah Staff 2. 3; 3rd year Features Editor Goggins. Daniel Goggms James Goodman. Ronald Black Culture 3 Goodwm Matt Gordon. Ivy Graham. Carol FBLA 3; Pep Club 1. Vot 3. Grant. Barbara Beta Club 3 Chorus 3; Swimming 3 Grant. Irene Graves. Joan Gray Kevin Green. Billy Green Debra FBLA 1 Pep Club 1. 2; Reach Out 3 Green. Vanessa Chorus 1. 3 Green. Michelle Griner, John Grooms. Joyce Chorus 2. 3; FTA 2. 3; Pep Club 1. Homecoming Sponsor 3; Science Club 1 Reach Out 1. 2. 3; Teens tor Christ 1, Groover. Deborah GAA 1. 2. Spanish Club 2. 3 Sequoyah Staff 2; Student Council 1. 2. 3. Homeroom Officer 1. 2. 3: Junior Class Representative 2: Tennis 2. 3. Holiday Ball Queen Contestant 3 Groover. Pamela Pep Squad 2. 3: Holiday Ball Queen Contestant 3; FTA 3 Gruetzmacher Chris Haggan. One Band 1. 2. 3; Student Council 1. Junior Class Representative 2; Senior Class Treasurer 3; Math Club 1. Booster Club 1 Hagan. Phyllis Pep Club t Hahn. Susan Latin Club 3: Pep Squad 2. 3. 2nd year Secretary- Treasurer Sequoyah Staff 2. 3: 3rd year Editor-m- Chief Holiday Ball Queen 1st runner up 3; Miss Sequoyah Contestant 3. Christmas Princess 3; Outstanding Senior 3. PTSA Student Committee Hall. Shirley Hamilton. Shirley Hammesfar. Barbara Holiday Ball Queen Contestant 3 Hanson. Michael Hannaford. Scott « Latin Club 3; Homeroom Officer 3; WARRIOR 3 Hardigree. Melissa Hardison. Edwin Student Council 1. Homeroom President 1; Key Club 1. Harney Craig Harper. Tern Hart. Cathy Chorus 1 FHA 1 Pep Club 1 Sophomore Class Vice-President 1. Miss 10-4 German Club 1. Annual Staff 1 Heaton. Donna FBLA 3rd Sgt at Arms; Spanish Club 3; Home- room Vice-president 2; Vot 3 Heimly Gerry FBLA 3 Student Council 2. VOT 3 Heimly. Hugh Baseball Manager 3; Basketball 2. 3 Football 2. 3: Audio-Visual 3 Hendrix. Jackie Herndon Janet Pep Squad 2. Student Council 1. Homeroom Vice president 1 Holiday Bail Queen Contestant 3 Heyward Stanley Band 1. 2 French Club 3 Hickman Pamela Band 1. 3. FHA 3. French Club 1. 3 Hicks. Quanita Hill Rebecca Hipp Diana Hollingsworth. Lynn Chorus 3. GAA 1 Student for Ecological Aware- ness 2 Horton. Thomas Student Council 3; Tennis 3: Georgia Merit Award. Howard Harold Jr Exchange 2. 3; Football 1: VlCA 3. FTA 2. 3 Reach Out 1 2 WARRIOR Howard. Kenneth Reach Out President 3 Huber. Cynthia Sophomore Class Representative 1 VlCA Pres- ident 3. Hudson. Dana Hugee Thea Hutchins Peggy Beta Club 2. 3; 3rd year President Hi-Jenks Front Pago Editor 3; Student Council Hutchins. Peggy Beta Club 2. 3; 3rd year President; Ht-Jenks Front page Editor 3. Student Council Chairman- Special Projects 2. 3: Homeroom President 2 Homecoming Sponsor 3. Holiday Bali Sponsor 3; Who's Who in America s High Schools 3: National Merit Semi-Finalist 3 Ingram. Elame Ingram. Willie Chorus 2 3 FHA 1; (Thompkms High) Inman Barbara VOT Treasurer 3 Irvin. Gloria French Club 2 Spanish Club 2; Student Council 3. Jacks. Vondeli Jacobson. Randy Homeroom Officer Vice-President 2 Football 1. Golf 1.2 3 Key Club 1 2 3 Jeff Joann Student Council 1 Jeffers Pamela VOT 3 B-team alternate 1 Jennings Raymond Jendo. Ricky Student Council 3. Homeroom Officer 2 Football 1. 3. (Linebacker). Track 1 Johnson. Daryn Chorus 1, GAA 1 (secretary) Sequoyah Staff 3 Student Council 1. 2. 3 Homeroom Officer 1 Homecoming Queen Sponsor 3. Booster Club Pres- ident 3 Johnson. Edward Neal Johnson Feleoa Johnson. Freddie Johnson James Basketball 1. 2. 3. Track 1 Johnson Margaret R Johnson. Marsha FTA 2 3 Pep Club 2 3. Pep Squad 2. Homeroom Officer 2 Johnson Mary Margaret Chorus 3 Jones Brenda FHA 1. (secretary) Student Council 1. 2. 3 Homeroom Secretary 1. Junior Class Representa- tive 2: Senior Class Representative 3 Booster Club 3 Jones Deborah Pep Club 1. 2. Pep Squad 2 193 Jones Latrelie FBLA 3: Pep Squad 3: VOT 3 Jones Paulette Student Council 3. Jordan. Jacqueline Pep Club 1; Christmas Princess 3 Kemp. Lorenzo Kennedy. Henry Kennedy. Louvenia Booster Club 1. 3 Kenmckell. Al Football 1. 2. 3; Track 1. 2; Key Club 1. 2. 3 Kent. Evon King. Christine King. Ten Pep Club 1; VOT 3. Kinlaw, Julius Sophomore Class Vice-president 1. Krishnamurti, Madhu Chorus 3; FBLA President 3; GAA 1; Student Council Co-president 3; Homeroom Officer 2; VOT 3: Miss Sequoyah Contestant 3; SEA 2. Lain. David Spanish Club 2; Student Council 2; Homeroom Officer 2; Key Club 1. 2. 3: Football 1. 2. 3. Lamb. Herbert Lamb. Van Lester Lambnght. Mary Beta Club 2. 3. Latin Club 3; Spanish Club Larisey, Rulette Selenice Lavin. Mark VICA3. Lawton Ozzie Leaf. Robert Lee. Carl Earl Lee. Cheryl Senior Class Representative 3 Leggett. Patricia Senior Class 3 Lesser. Cmdy French Club 1 Lewis. Beverly Chorus 1. FHA 1. Student Council 1 Lewis Charles Jr Exchange 2. 3; Student Council 2; Homeroom Officer 2. Lewis. Pamela Beta Club 3; Spanish Club 3; Homeroom Vice- President 1 Majorette t. 3; Holiday Ball Sponsor 3: Miss Sequoyah Contestant 3; Jr Exchange Sweetheart 3. Lindsey Harvey Band 1. 2. 3 Long. Murray Longwater. Miriam Luten Walter Eulysses Chess Club. Drama Club: Student Council; (John- son) Football 2 3 (Defensive Captain) Basketball 1. 2. 3. All City Team (Defensive Back) Out- standing Senior 3 Lyon, Deborah Grace FBLA Recording Secretary 3. VOT Secretary 3; Majorette 2. 3 Holiday Ball Sponsor 3. Lynn. Brenda Carol Lynn. William Latin Club 3. Pep Club 1. 2 McAuliffe. James Patrick Hi-Jenks Business Manager 3. Baseball 2 McCalium. Ruth Band 3: Chorus 1; GAA 2: Student Council Representative 1; Homeroom President 1. McCullough. Debra Sue FBLA 3; VOT 3; Majorette 1. 2. 3. (Captain 3rd year) Mckay. Sandra FBLA 3: VOT 3. Mack. Emma Louise GAA 2. 3. (Treasurer) Holiday Ball Queen 3; Booster Club 3; Social Studies Club 3; (Secretary). Martin. Darnell Band 1. 2; Basketball 2; Football 1; Track 1 Martin. Saralyn Chorus 3; FBLA 3. Student Council 2; Junior Class Representative 2. Mayer. Jill Pep Club 1. Mehlhorn. Terry Latin Club 3. Merchmson. Robert Football 2. 3. Mercer. Kenny Meridth. William Richard Mikell. James Band 1. 2. 3; Baseball 1. 3. Football 2 Miles. Ronnie Student Council 2; Senior Class Representative 3; Football 3: Cross Country 1; Track 2: Basket- ball 2. Miley. Linda Millar. Janet Miller. Marie Pep Club Secretary 2; Homeroom Secretary 2; Majorette 1 Basketball 1. Milton Beth Milton. Tony Mincey Johnnie Mitchell. Mane Mobley. Marilyn Homeroom Officer 1; Booster Club 3 Mongm. Harold Key Club 2. 3 Montford. Danny VICA3. Moody. Debra Mooney Mark Band 1. 2. 3; Sequoyah Staff Photographer 2. 3 Pep Band 2. 3; Savannah Youth Symphony 1. 2. American Legion Boy's State Sponsor 2: Percussion Section Leader 3 Moore. Frankie Band t Latin Club 3: Football 1. 2. 3: Baseball 1. 3; Track 2 Moore. Stanley Football 1 Moore. Stanley Mordecai Michael Morns. Diane Chorus 2. 3 Pep Squad 3. FT A 2. 3; (2nd year Secretary. 3rd year Vice-president) Mosely. Dorothy Homeroom Officer 1; VOT 3; B-team 1. Mosely. Shirley Lynn FBLA Vice-president 3. Pep Squad 2. 3; (2nd year Co-captam. 3rd year Captam) VOT 3. Home- coming Queen 3: FTA 2. 3. Murchmson. Joseph Murray. Carl Football 1 Newsome. Janet FBLA Secretary 3: FTA Secretary 3; VOT 3 Norwickl. Raymond O Conner, Lynn GAA 1. 2: (2nd yr. President) Hi-Jenks 1; Leo Club 1; Science Club 1. Oliver. Fannie FTA President 2; Pep Squad 2; Student Council 2. Oliver. Mane Track 1. Ondnezek. Wayne Baseball 2. 3; Football 2. 3 Paddison. Kim Beta Club 2. 3; (3rd yr. Vice-president) Hi-jen- kins 1. 2. 3; (3rd yr Editor) Spanish Club 2. 3. (2nd yr. President) Student Council Secretary 2; Homeroom Vice-president 1; Senior Class Vice president 3. Outstanding Senior 3. Parker. Patsy French Club 2. Parker. Randy Jr Exchange 1; VICA 3. Parker. Washington Parker. William David VICA 3 Parrish. Donna Paulson. Alex Student Council 1; Homeroom Officer 1; Sopho- more Class Representative 1. Peiote. Deborah FHA 2. 3; (President) Maiorette 3. Penton. Gary Perry. Glenda Chorus 2; Pep Squad 1; FTA 2 Peters. Nancy Band 1. 2. 3 Phillippe. Deborah Ann Phillips. Terry Pierce. Norman Pigott. Carol Pinkney. Marsha Booster Club 3. Black Culture 1; Chorus 2: Senior Class Representative 3 Pinkney. Shirley Chorus 1. 2. 3; FHA 1. 2; Student Council 1. Homeroom Officer 1; Booster Club 1. 2. 3: Black Culture Club 3. Porches. Deborah French Club 1. 2; Homeroom Officer 1; Sopho- more Class Officer 1. Porches. Sheba Powell. Rufus Chorus 2: Football 1. Powell. Sandra Chorus 2; FHA 1; Student Council Representative 2: Booster Club 3 Powers. Clarence Band 1. Price. Glynda Pullm. Townsy Drama Club 1. (Beach) Pullms. Tommie Purvis. Bruce Band 1. 2. 3; Pep Band 2. 3: Beta Club 3; Jr Exchange 2. 3; (Treasurer 3; Spanish Club 1; Senior Class Representative 3. Quarterman. George Hi-Jenks 2; (Reporter) Homeroom President 1; Football 1. Randall. Sharon FHA 1; GAA 1; Homeroom Officer 1; Baseball 1. Reagan. Eleanor 194 Reed Bobby Cross Country 1 Reese. Michael Student Council 2: Homeroom Officer 2; Senior Class Representative 3: Baseball 3; Key Club 2, 3. Richard. Catherine FHA 1. Richards. Herman Riley. Kathryn Riley. Sandra Beta Club 2. 3; (Historian. Treasurer) FHA 2, 3: (Degree Chairman. Vice-president) Sophomore Class Assistant Secretary 1; Junior Class Treasurer 2; Homecoming Sponsor 3; German Club 1; Chorus 1. Robertson. Daniel Jr Exchange 1; Student Council 1; Homeroom Officer 1; Key Club (Vice-president) 1. 2. 3 Rouse. Steven Wayne Baseball 3; Football 2. 3; Track 2 Sams. Andre Baseball 2. 3; Basketball 1; Football 3. Sanchez. Debbie Pep Club Treasurer 1; Miss Sequoyah Contestant 3: Junior Class Representative 2; Senior Class Representative 3; Holiday Ball Queen Contestant 3 Sanders. Alvin Homeroom Officer 2 Sapp Nellie FHA Parlimentanan 3. Senior Class 3 Saxon. Alicia FBLA 3; VOT 3 Scarborough. Ernest Schneider. Karen Chorus 1. 2. 3. GAA 1; Pep Club 1; Pep Squad 3. Student Council 1 Holiday Ball Sponsor 3; FT A 2. 3. (2nd yr Treasurer. 3rd yr President). Scott. Sheron Scott. Linda Gail Seckmger. Mallie Sharpe. Lawann Chorus 2. 3: Student Council 3: (Fund Raising Committee) Homeroom Officer 2. 3; Sophomore Class Representative 1 Junior Class Representa- tive 2: Reach Out 1. 2. 3; (teacher 2nd-3rd yr.) FT A 2. 3. Science Club 1, All-City Chorus Shuman. Stacey Band 1. 2. 3; Jr Exchange 1. 2. 3. (1st. yr Treasurer) Pollution Club 3: Diversified idiots 1. 2. 3 Simpson. Dike Band 1. 2. Student Council 2; Football 1. 2 Singleton. Sheila Chorus 3: Drama Club 2: Pep Club 2; Spanish Club 2 Homeroom Officer 1 Smalls. Deborah Student Council 2. (Co-Secretary) Homeroom Of- ficer 2 Smalls. Laverna FHA 1. 2. Sophomore Class 1. (Parliamentarian). Smalls. Lucretia Student Council 1. Smallwood. Jimmy Smith. Cindy 8-team 1; Holiday Ball Sponsor 3; (3rd Runner- up) Candidate for Miss Sequoyah 3 Smith. Jesse J Smith. Larry Football 2. Smith. Melanie Christine French Club 2. 3 Smith. Sarelie Beta Club 2. 3. Pep Club 1; Spanish Club 1. 2: English Awards 2. 3: Georgia Certificate of Merit 2 Smith. Suzanne Spaulding. Janet Spence. John Football 1. 2. 3 Stacy. Julia Chorus 2. Student Council 3. Homecoming Spon- sor 3. Student Aide 3 Starkey. David Stevens. Joyce Chorus 3. Black Culture 3. Stewart. Marvin Stone. Gerald Stone. Susan FHA 3. French Club 1; Latin Club 3; Pep Club 1; Youth Orchestra 1. 2. 3 Strickland. Cherytene Student Council 2: Homeroom Officer 2; ViCA 3: Cheorleador 3; (Co-captain) Stubbs Cindy FBLA 3; VOT 3; Key Club Sponsor 3. Home- coming Court 3 Sturgess. Robert VICA 3: (Parlimentanan) Summerlin. Patricia Homeroom Officer 1 Talley. Nancy Chorus 3: GAA 1; Reach Out 2. 3. (Secretary). Taylor. John Taylor. Judy Ann Taylor. Setedith Chorus 1: Drama Club 2. (Treasurer) FHA 1 Student Council 2. (Chaplain) Senior Class Rep- resentative 1 Teague Kim Pep Club 1. 2. 3. Pep Squad 2. 3. Homeroom Officer 2; Homecoming Sponsor 3 Thomas. Judith A Thomas. Rochelle Student Council 2. 3; Homeroom Officer 2 Junior Class 2. Thompson. Edith Wells Chess Club 2. 3. Spanish Club 3 Thompson. Linda Darlene Pep Squad 2; VICA President 3 Thornton. James M Tilton. Lena Tison. Edwenda Band 1. 2: FHA Vice President 2 GAA 1; VICA 3 Tison. Lucy Student Council 1: Homeroom Officer 1. 2 Turner Janet Student Council 2. 3 (Corresponding Secretary 3). Junior Class Representative 2. VICA 3 Miss Sequoyah Candidate 3 Vereil. William Tennis 2. Walls. Jacqueline Washington Walter Watson. Cathy Latin Club 3: Student Council 3: Homeroom Of- ficer 2. 3; May Sway Sponsor 1 Wells. Alice Karon FBLA 3 Wells. Sharon Senior Class 3: VICA 1. West.'Dorothy Beta Club 1. 3 (Secretary 3); GAA 1; Pep Club 1; Senior Class 3; Spanish Club 1. 3 White. Connie FHA 2 Wiggins. Donald Wiley. Audrey GAA 1; Pep Squad 1 Sophomore Class Represen- tative 1. Basketball 1 Williams. Audrey Marie GAA 1 Williams. Barney Football 3 Williams Betty Chorus 1. FHA 1 Student Council Treasurer 1 Junior Class Chaplm 2 Williams. Greg Laneil Williams. Sherrel Drama Club 1. 2. Student Council 1. 2 Home- room Officer l 2; Sophomore Class 1 (Decorating Committee) Junior Class 2 (Senior Plans): Cheer leader 1 Queen (Freshman-Sophomore Prom) Williamson Bonnie Spanish Club 2 Wmgster. Richard Wittendorf. Kevin Latin Club 1 Yocco. Kay FT A 3: Student Council 1 3 Red Cross 3 195 General Index at ei. dan 161 abei. holly diane 129 adams. joyce ethyl 98. 141 adams kathy deiores adams. robin addy bernard everett jr 161 aikens dennis I 161 aikens sandra d 161 aikens. sharon 113. 141 •kins. gregory tarry 141 albright. Curtis 76. 161 albright. dennis albright. keith dewayne 129 albright. ken 76. 141 alderman, william t 96. 161 alexander. sylvesier 129 alfiens. cy 161 alliens, patrice 160 161 ali. helen 95. 141 ali. sigbert 161 aliard. diane ehzabeth 141 allard. donald Charles 129 aiiegreiti. debra 112 161 allegrettl. frank nchard 129 alien, jacquelme 161 alien, shirley 129 alston. ann I 184 alston. haroid b 141 alston. linda michelie 129 alvm. diane 113 alvin. iacquelyn 161 amari, josephme joubert 99. 184 228 amick. Iu frances 129 ammons debra anchors, dorothy 161 anchors, william cowan 129 ancrum. Jeffrey anderson, benjamin anderson.isaac anderson joanne mane 141 anderson, linda diane 129 anderson. peggy 40. 129 anderson. shirley lynn 141 anderson. susan ehzabeth 98. 129 anderson. Virginia 129 andrews. bonme 141 argroves janei w 18 argrow. patricia ann 141 arms, cathie 109. 161 arms, gary c. 53. 96. 184 arms, rulh norelia 52. 96. 129 armstrong. nchard fielder 129 arnngton. arthur lee ash. debra ann 129 athanas. james bensam 141 athey Ion 161 bacon, michaei kay 162 bailey, dan dale 162 bailey, elise evette 129 batley. jestine bailey, mark samuel 112. 162 bailey, michaei 129 bailey, patricia 40. 141 bames. brenda bais. danny bandy, frank 106. 162 barber, mike 62. 162 barber, ronme alan 30 129 barbot. debra lynn 141 barefield. david julian 129 barnard. joseph 141 barnes. deiores 129 barnes. georgia 40. 162 barnes. geraidme laverne 129 barnes mark 141 barnard. butch 76 barnard. murray barton, doug 129 barton. Stephen 129 barry. francis haroid 141 bates ethel lee 162 battieste sheila m. 141 baxter. brad 28. 97. 162. 226 baxter. ronme I. 141 baxter vanessa bazemore. angeia 129 bazemore. karen 162 beach, susan kim 141 beacham. joye ellen 129 beacham. robert dean 76. 129 bead mark Stephen 162 bean, judith ellen 46. 162. 230 beard sharon 162 beasley. Cynthia s beasiey. ronaid lonme 104. 105. 129 beaufort. |oyce 162 beaufort. kenneth I. 129 becker. william bedford. thomas 76, 129 beebe. joann 162 beecher. rebecca 129 bell, clarence alexander 129 benemon. betty jean 163 benjamin donnell 129 bennett. loretta a bennett. michaei benoit. michiel rene 163 benson. cheryl lynne 112. 142 berkstemer, joseph t best, johnme 142 betterson. george 163 bias, patricia bmg gerald bmns. Stacie lee 94 98 129 black alvm 163 biackston. lary elton 142 biackston. linda diane biackweil. david lee 112. 163 biake, rebecca w 184 bialock. Claudette Olivia 142 blount. judson 105. 163 boatnght. jimmy 142 boice. penny sue 163 bolmg. mark a bonaparte. diane 142 bonds, cynthia bonds, harotd bowers, dale 163 bowers, james murlin 30. 103. 163 bowers shirley a 95 142 boyd. samuel 46. 76. 142 boyer deborah 112. 163 boyette. frankie bradley. william paul bradt. robert francis brady. francina 113. 129 bragg. louis henry 112. 163 brannan. cathy ann 142 brannen. daniel e 142 brannen. jerome 129 brannen. lenora 129 brannen. michaei brewer, patricia lynn 98. 129 brickner. debra g 103.142 brickner. mary susan 142 bright, rufus 129 brinson. bernard brown, anthony 163 brown, betty ann 163 brown, beverly ann brown, conme 129 brown, eddie Charles 142 brown edward davidson 163 brown, ernestine 129 brown, fanme mae 142 brown, haroid 129 brown, herman julien 130 brown, janice 46. 142 brown, john 163 brown, patnce 95 brown, roy e 101. 142 brown, sandy 142 brown. Stanley 76. 130 brown, thomas 142 browning, chip alvm 101. 163 bruen. jame b bryan. curtis leon bryan. joseph 142 bryant. elame antionette 164 bryant, garland bryant. norman jean 142 bryant. patricia ann 164 bryant, sandra bryant. william 31. 164 buck, gregory f. 142 bull. Caroline 94 130 bull, elizabeth cart 34. 99. 142. 231 bullock, rebecca gad 130 bunton cheryl lynn 101. 130 burell. Clyde robert 111 burke, robby 97 99. 142 burns, judy 130 burroughs, karen faye 142 burroughs, robert wayne burruss. frank burls, betty h busby, viki 52. 143 bush, barbara 142 bush linda ann 130 butler, gregory williams butler, francos lee butler, jo ann 97. 164. 226 bussed, debra 164 byers. vernon j 143 bynes. frenchye cleotha 110. 143 byrd, russell cail. betty jean cail. george edward cail. mary j. 118 164 Campbell, bethany Campbell, geraidme 111 Campbell, guy f 76. 104. 105. 164. 120. 228 Campbell, isaiah e Campbell, james 164 Campbell, kirk 164 Campbell, sharon elame canady. irving canady michaei alan cannady. eartha lee canty, richard 105. 184 cariaga. cris imda 98 cariton. david carpenter, ronaid erwm 106. 164 carr. david carr. james a 28. 97. 143. 228 carr. joni alane carriere. anthony carter, chadme 164 cason. randy 143 ceta tony joseph 164 chambers caren 94. 130 Chaplin, susie ann 143 chappas. theodora james 164 chestnut, herbert joseph 130 chestnut, jacqueiine r 164 chiboucas. vicki 130 chioteilis. keh chiotellis. mary george 40. 164 Chisholm, alma b 185 Chisholm, janice I. 164 Christiansen thomas g 143 clabbers, john 130 dark, donald 143 Clark, mattie Clarke, albert jr 165 Clarke, gloria ann 88 110. 143 Clarke, wesley curry 76 Clements, ernest brinson 144 elements, thelma lee 99. 165. 229 Clements, vivian g 130 Cleveland, sheila vernetta 144 Clifton, ernest riddie Cline, karen louise Clinton, john kirk 130 coast etijah cobb. cecil deiano 144 cobia. marjory sue 144 colclough. wiiiie marvm cole. Imda diane 130 coleman. donny 105. 165 Coleman, robert p. 144 coleman. ruthie coleman. sylvia colley. herbert 144 colson. Charlene michele 101. 165 conaway. barry keith cone, donald 165 Connolly, thomas 106 conyers. emma jean 128 185 cook, linda 130 cook, patncia gail 144 cook, robert COOk. terry 101. 144 cook, vicky 95 cooler, addie vaiandra cooney. donald cooper, brenda 144 196 cooper lucinda 165 cooper, ingrid lynette 130 corOm. iane alien cotton, james 76. 128. 130 cotton, pamela 130 coursey. kathryn rebecca 165 co . marc Steven 76. 112. 165 cranman. roy maurtce 165 crapse. bonnie 165 crapse matthew I 130 crawlord. debra 144 crawlord. donald 130 crawlord. dorothy ann 130 crawford. jean 144 crawlord. martha crawlord. pam 165 creech. michelie I. cnbbs. carol 109 cromartie. gloria Elizabeth 98. 165 crosby. anthony james 130 crosby. roberi otto 144 crosby. sharon ann 144 cross, novella pameia 97. 103. 165. 166 crowder dorcas crumloy. lawrence crumley 76. 165 cullum. tern dawn 97. 99. 166 cushmg. manlyn 97. 166 cutter emanuel 22 cuyler. wanda gail dahlquist. jacquelme 47. 166 dailey. george leroy daise. darrel marms 166 daise. jamce daiss. lawrence r. 76 98. 105 144 daniel. mark 106. 166 daniel. richard edwm darnel, thomas russeil 144 danieis. richard e 166 davenport, dawn sharon 166 david. emanuel louis davis. carl davis. cathy 88. 130 davis. johnny 106 davis. kathrine 144 davis. mark wesley 144 davis. murray davis. randy 46. 76. 101. 139 davis. robin rachel 144 davis. wmston 144 dawes. susan marie 99. 140. 144 231 day. robert arthur 166 deal ann 112 deal pamelia 101. 166 dekle. lames 97. 185 do laigle. russeil de lettre dewey 144 deloach. juamta 166 deioach. lauretia 166 deloach roxanne 109. 166 deloach. theta devoe. mayda 166 dew. janet denise 130 dewberry michaei dewese. gail 166 dibenedetlo. diana 144 dickerson. loan carol 144 dickerson. |ohn wiilie dickey, sue 167 dixon lola mane 185 dixon. maurice howard 130 dixon vaierie 167 dober. vaierie 145 dober. victoria caihleen 101. 130 dobson. leroy 167 donaldson |ohn wiilie 76. 105. 167 donaldson. rebecca ann 99 130 dorsey. Stephen edward 145 dotson karen diane 98 145 dotson tern delores 94 98 130 douglass. andy 131 dougias. nchard douse enc lee 46. 76. 131 douse santa lee 131 downing roxanna 145 down jamie peggy 40 145 downs sharon doyle. Cynthia 145 doyle deborah lou se 120 167 doyle. jeannette doyle. patsy 109. 167 dragm. ronaid edward drane. Joseph 145 drawdy. cathy ann drawdy. |an elizabeth 167 driggers janelle 112 145 dubberly. Charles 131 dubose william graham 131 duggan patnck 145 duke lenmfer ann 95 128 131 duke Ion 98 131 dunn james 145 dunn. matthew dupree tames 185 eady. frank eaton william 145 eden. william henry edenberg. susan edenfield george edward 131 edenfietd. michaei john edge, mark 145 edgerly. william edwards. jesse nathamel 146 edwards. vivian 131 edwards. mary 146 edwards. phyllis ruth 146 ellis, robert 146 english. robert wayne 146 enms. elizabeth Christine 146 espy, philip 97. 146 eswine. trances eudaly. william 146 evans, nancy elizabeth 94. 131 evans, randy 76. 106 160. 167 evitt. philiip 146 fabian. george farley. beth farley. Cheryl 131 tarr. james walk tarrer. Constance 185 fennell. harvey 167 fennel, wanda renee 131 feus, fredenck fields, geraid Stanley 131 fields, james artie 131 fields, phyllis 146 fields, saiathia finch, brenda 101. 131 finch, marthann alice 95. 131 finnegan. william fisher. Iinda diane 112. 167 litzgerald. herbert 131 fitzgeraid. patrick Handers, james 112. 146 Homing, rose floyd. benjamin 167 floyd. gail floyd. gary denms 131 foard albert ford, dawn irene 146 fowler. iack 18 fort, carol diane 131 foskey. jim fountain, edward lewis 131 franco, maureen frazier. dorothy 101. 167 frazier. enc 146 frazier ruby frazier. Silas 167 Hazier. Sylvia evonne 131 frazier. timothy Cornelius friedenberg. pearl 47. 119 185. 229 fritts. richard bruce 106. 146 gadson. alberlha 131 gadson. audrey 146 gadson juliette 167 gaillard. teddy 76. 146 gamble eddie gambrell. john 131 gardner. deborah 98. 146 gardner. vanessa 52 167 gardner. verell 185 garretl danny 131 garns pamela 131 gary lorayne 98. 18 gary patricia ann 95. 146 gaston cathy gonesher 94. 131 gudry. clara n gause gloria jean 146 geiger. terry lopez 131 gerken william 184 ghuman. teach 31. 97. 106 167 gibson. lenora giihs meiissa 168 givens, earlme 97. 101 168 givens, jimmy terry 131 glass eloise‘185 gnann patrick b 76 146 godfrey warren goggans ahson 168 228 229 goggms dan goggms. james go goidenstar. terry aian 147 gonsaives judi godding, conme 147 goodman ronaid 168 goodwm matthew 168 gordon. denms 131 gordon, ivy b 93. 98 101. 168 gordon. michelie gwendoiyn 147 gouid. laverne 131 graham carol ruth 109. 168 graham, kennelh g 131 grant barbara ann 168 grant faye 147 grant irene 168 graves loan 168 graves Jonathan 131 graves john w 147 gray bernard alien 132 gray gwendoiyn 132 gray kevin 168 green alan 132 green, debbie 168 green, dcnald j. 132 green ronaid groen. ronaid ulyssee greene. vivian defores green vanessa lynn 101. 168 green william frank 168 greene. mark 132 greenway. david terry 132 gnen aian dunne griffin, alberta griffin, cathy delores 98. 147 griffin, howard I. griffin. Olivia laverne griner. |Ohn 168 grooms Joseph william 76. 132 grooms, joyce b 96 108. 168 groover, debbie 59 169 groover, pamela ann 40 169 gruetzmacher. Chris hadden. cheryl ann 147 hadden conme g 38. 185 hadseii. michaei 147 hagan. nancy mane 58. 59. 95. 99. 140. 147 hagan. paul darnel 132 hagan. phyllis 169 naggan. ohssa damta haggan. one 169 hahn. susan 120. 123. 169. 228. 229 hames. aivm hall, david 101. 132 hall, josie anna hall. Shirley 169 hall, vickey althean 147 hall waller ron hamilton. Claudia hamilton. gwendoiyn hamilton, Shirley 96. 169 hammesfahr. barbara 101. 169 hammock, dell eileen 148 Hampton william 132 hankerson. anthony hannaford. scott keith 169 hanson. michaei wmfred hanson. vance harbuck. juiie harden daneite e 185 hardigree. meiissa shawn hardm. joy 132 hardmg leonora 132 hardison. edwm 169 hardy, brenda lee hardy, patncia a hargrett david andrew harkms. william harney. craig harper, jackie marie 112 148 harper, tern elizabeth harreli david eugene 132 harnngton. preston 148 harns. Charles 76 132 harns henry 186 harns holly 88 148 harns nathaiee elvira 132 harns patncia ann 132 harnson. patncia ann hari. cathy elame 169 hart, holly 132 harvey. lee harvey. michaei Joseph 46. 148 hatten vanessa irene 113. 148 haynes gary loseph haynes patncia 99. 132 haynes rose 132 haynes thomas 132 hayes. Wallace 28 186 head, theresa 99. 132 heaton donna k 109. 169 hebert earl j hedistrom debra helmly. gerry lynn 109 169 heimly. hugh I 169 helmly. wmifred p 186 hendrix jackie 170 hendnx. |Ohn 132 hendrix nchard emmit 132 henry, william eddie herbert martha rebecca 148 herbert mary iane 148 herndon jan 170 herndon ncky gaston 132 hewitt. Catherine m 109. 186 hewitt joe m 148 hewiit. kevm hoyward Stanley lamard 170 hickman pamela 132 hickman pamela 99 110 170 hicks luanita 170 hicks, tommy 132 higgms mary ann agnes 101 hill, philiip jesse 76 148 176 hill rebecca 170 hill wended 112. 148 hilliard gloria j 113. 148 hiltz. donna 148 hmkle. ernesime hmkle. nancy ann 148 hipp. dianne lynne 170 hobos, debbie darned 148 hodges. david hodges hold 148 hodges raiph Stanley 106. 132 hodges. nchard Stanley 148 hoke. jamce mane 148 holcombe. mark 148 hodand. donna j. 132 hoiland michaei gregory 76. 148 hodand. teresa ann Hollingsworth, lynn 170 holmes daniel 132 holmes, lavonne hopgood jean 132 horton. ezra horton. thomas terry 170 house caivm 132 house cariette 132 Houston, samuel anthony 132 howard. betty ann 132 howard harold solomon 104 105. 108. 112. 170 howard. kenny 96. 170. 225 howeli. amelia mane 148 howeli. joe huber. cmdy diane 112 170 Hudson dana 170 hughes david I 148 hughes, mary clare 98. 148 hughes, wiilie lee 148 Humphries Cynthia elame 148 hunt, william gary t49 hunter gwynne 132 hunter jacquelyn 149 hunter kirn 98. 132 hutchms. gwendoiyn denise 133 hutchms peggy m 97. 170 ingram. elame 171 mman. barbara ann 109. 171 irvm. gloria 171 jacks antionette jacks vondell 171 jackson. angela 133 lack son desi I jackson diane patncia 149 jackson harry brown jackson maggie joan jackson susan elame 133 jacobson randy 57 106 171 jarred, george 149 jarvis holly anne 133 jeff. joann 171 letters brad' leffers pamela 109 171 lenkms gussie w 186 lenkms robert lennings raymond la rue 171 jendo. ricky 76. 171 iohnson. bernard 133 johnson brenda ann 133 johnson. Christine 149 johnson daryn bennettye 111 170 171. 230 johnson debra a johnson. doretta 95 149 johnson edward neal 171 johnson feiecia 171 iohnson freddie 171 johnson giadys mana johnson gwen johnson. james henry 171 iohnson. julius lanard johnson marilyn 133 iohnson. marsha mary 171 johnson. mary 171 johnson. Olivia denise 133 johnson. regma 122 160 172 johnson wayne david 133 johnson. yolanda 113 149 johnston. Catherine 133 johnston. frank t 101 149 jomer enman royce 60 149 jones aiphonza 133 jones anna pauiette jones brenda colsen 133 jones brenda elame 172 lones cynthia 133 jones Cynthia 98 149 lones debbie elizabeth jones debora 149 lones deborah 172 jones deborah ann jones donna renee 149 jones |udy g jones latreda 40. 109. 122 172 tones lorenzo jones mary e 150 jones pauiette 172 226 tones randy jordan david Jordan fred jordan harry 133 197 jordon jacqueime mane 172 justice, louts 150 justice, mary lucilie 133 koarse. tony andro 150 keiler. joseph a 150 kelly, marjoe kelsey gerald 133 kemp. lorenzo kenard. Steve m 133 kennedy. henry james 106. 172 kennedy lisa anne 98 133 kennedy louvema ann 172 kennedy robert kennickell. alfred 76. 106. 172. 173 kent, evon 172 kent. george waiter kersey, jimmy r 150 kessier michaei glen 150 kieffer. eiame gray 133 killorm. harnet 186 king. Christine elizabeth 172 king, janie mane king, majorie louise 133 king, teresa anne 109. 172 king, wayne 133 kmlaw. juhus anthony 172 kirkland randall kitchens, sara beth 133 koie. debbie 133 kramer. robin marlene 133 kratzer. james Charles 76. 133 krishnamurti. madhu 109. 122. 172 ladson. colette lam. david c 76. 106. 172 lam. chns manon lair, joanne 133 lamar. kenneth 160 lamb, herbert 172 lamb, van lester 30. 173 lambnght. mary 173 lamy. bnan s 150 langford. john r 186 langston. robert m langston. teresa kay 133 lanier bill 150 lanier, kathy 134 lanier, terry 134 lanscy. ruiette selenia 173 larson in. john laurie. eric 134 lavant, leshe lavm. james patnck 150 lavm. mark edward 112. 173 lawson. juamta 110. 150 lawton. ozzie 173 lawton. te wonnie leaf, jan 88 150 leaf robert 173 lee carl earl 106. 173 lee Cheryl 173 lee donna elizabeth 134 lee terry keith leggett patricia lynn 173 lemay. leonard. jr 43. 186 lesser, cynthia 173 lester. eiame I 33. 98 186 levy, aian merrill 97. 98 104. 105. 150 levy, robert 134 lewis, beverly 173 lewis, chanes Imdberg 105. 173 lewis, debt lynn 134 lewis, emma jane 134 lewis, jessie may lewis, jo ann lewis, joe I. 150 lewis, laun 150 lewis, lawrence 150 lewis, lonas edward 134 lewis, nathaniei jr 134 lewis, pam 92. 97, 98 104. 173 lewis. Sharon 134 lightfool. evelyn r 150 Imdsey harvey loasemore jamie 134 logan. vanessa mane 112 long, murray 112 longwater. minam lonon. john 150 lopes, kenneth 150 louper. fa ye sharyne 113. 134 louper. keith 76. 150 lowe. susan 134 lowery. usher lee 140 150 lowman. jerry anthony luten. alexander sponsor 150 luten izetta 134 luten. waiter 76. 173. 174 lyies. kathy 134 lynn. brenda carol 174 lynn. james david 106 lynn mark Charles 106. 134 lynn. william eric 174 lyon. grace 92. 109. 174 mcauliffe. james 174 mccallum. Caroline 95. 174 mcclendon. alfred 134 mccormick. Catherine 134 mccullough. debra 92. 109. 174 mccutchen, lynn 150 mcgirt. Iinda mckay. sandra 109. 174 mckenzie. barbara 150 mckmney. patricia anne 95. 134 mckiver. sandra 134 mclaughlm. mary dorothy 97. 150 mclemore. joseph 134 mcmilian. carol mcmillan. patty 134 mcneal. james mcrae james david macias, patrioa deen 101. 134 mack, emma 120. 121. 174 major, anthony ray major, george 151 mallory. marshall 134 mallory. millie w manker. joseph mann. nancy marie 101 manor, gloria jean merchant, ike markesieyn. colby j. 151 markesteyn. janice leigh 94. 98. 134 marks, harriet g 140. 186 martin. Cheryl lynn 151 martin. Clyde 134 martin, darnell 174 martin, lames 151 martin, saralyn yvonne 174 martin, tern 134 mason, marceil 134 mussey. pnntice mathis. artis edward 151 mauiden. rita joyce 134 mayer. jilt 174 mehlhorn. terry 174 mercer, jimmie mercer kenny merchmson, robert 174 meridth. nancy gail 101. 151 meridth. william richard 112. 174 meridth. shan 101. 134 merritt. carole 134 messex. patricia ann meyer. deborah kay 98. 151 meyer. george glenn 76. 134 mikell. james 175 miles, fred austin 151 miles, ronme lamar 175 miles, wendy moore 134 miley. Iinda 175 miliar carol sue 151 miliar, janet lynn 175 miliedge. willie mae 152 miller, leonard miller, mane 42. 175 miller melissa I 18 miller, william rodney millikan. margie 186 mills, carmen renee 134 milton. anthony wayne 175 milton. beth 175 milton. roshell 135 mims. david 135 mims. jimmy lee 135 mincey. |ohnme 175 mitcheli. amta mane 175 mitchell. Cranston I mitcheli gerald 76. 152 mitchell. michelle 152 mitchell. ralph edward mitchell renee 152 mitchell. sandra mane 152. 1 mixon. claire louise mobley. barbara m. 152 mobley. gwendolyn mobley lillie mae 135 mobley. manlyn 175 mock, benjamin 98. 135 mongm. harpld 106 175 montford. danny leroy 112. 175 montogomery. james moody, debra 175 mooney. mark 175. 231 moore alethia 113. 152 moore edna 135 moore. frankie zeno 34 , 76. 175. 177 moore. freeman a moore. Iinda gail moore. Stanley e 76. 175 moore. Stephanie teresma 135 moran. jestme c 186 mordecai. michaei 176 morgan. diane 112. 152 morgan. glenn beaufort morgan. Jennifer 152 morgan. paula 101. 135 morgan. william morris. Charles loseph 22. 152 morris. Cynthia 152 morns, dale 135 morns, joseph r 22. 92. 135 morris, mary diane 176 mornson. james e.. jr. 98. 104. 105. 152 mosely. denise 40. 176 mosely. Shirley lynn 109. 118. 176 motes, debra 110 motes, leonard e murchison. joseph 176 murray. carl harold 176 murray. deborah I 101. 152 murray. sandra 95. 135 myers. deborah p 98 myrick. gerald 96. 152 nash. lynn dearing 135 naska. randy 76. 152 natson. warden 135 neher. michaei Clark 76. 135 neidlmger. thomas coleman neidlmger. victoria 135 nesmith. robin jaynene 99. 135 nettles. Susan 152 newsome, janet 108, 176 newton, james 152 newton, wanda 10. 135 novels, annette 10 mcholson. carol j. 10, 98 135 nicholson. terry kay 10 memiec. edward michaei 10. 135 noble, charleyne minnette 10. 135 noland. lonme 11. 105. 152 norboge. michaei jack 10, 135 norris. jack 10 norwicki. raymond james nych. donna g 152 o brien. helen persse 11. 88. 152 o'connor. lynn d. 176 o'connor. robbie ogietree, william edwm 10. 98, 135 Oliver, donna gail 11. 153 Oliver, marie 176 olsen. pameia 11. 153 ondnezek. wayne 43. 63. 76. 176 o'neal. greg 11. 76. 153 o neal. sue 135 orr. trances 11 orvin. carol 11 orvin. johnny 10. 101 outler. rose mane 10. 135 paddison. kirn 97. 103. 160. 176. 178 page, joseph hollic 10. 135 paige. john 11 paige. john william 10 pair, ava lisa 10 parker. michaei 10. 135 parker. patricia I. 11 153 parker. patsy jean 176 parker. randy parker. randy james 10 parker. Washington 176 parker. william david 176 parkman. donna kaye 10 parkman. roddy blake 11. 153 parnell. prisciila ann 10. 135 parris, diane 10. 135 parnsh carolyn 10. 135 parrish. debbie ann 11. 153 parnsh. deborah 42. 153 parrish. donna 40. 109. 176 parrish. margaret Virginia 99. 135 patricio, jaun 135 paulsen. alex 176 pearson. jonette louise 135 peltier. elizabeth 31. 226 peiote. deborah 40. 93. 110. 176 peioie minam r. 97. 153. 231 penmngton. josephme ill penmngton alberta 135 penton. gary 176 penton. henry hngg perkms. esther dianne 153 perkms. laverne 153 perry, gienda 176 perry, nckey peters, nancy 176 phillipe. debbie 177 Phillips, henry eugene 135 Phillips, terry 177 pierce, jerry wayne 98. 135 pierce norman 76. 177 pierce, wendy alice 101. 136 pierce, william 136 pigott. carol ann 177 ptlcher. frank jacob 154 pmckney. leona 136 pmkney. kenneth 76. 136 pmkney. marsha 177 pmkney.'Shirley ann 177 plumbley alfred 136 polite annefred 187 polite, marcus 136 polite, phyllis 113. 154 porches, deborah anne porches, sheba posteli. donald 76 154 powell. billy 136 powell. mary altce 136 powell. richard a 39. 187 powell. rufus 177 powell. sandra jean 177 powers. Clarence 177 prince glynda 177 pringle. janice jemse 136 prouse. susan kay pryor. Cheryl pullin. townsy pullins. gail renue 110. 113. 136 pullins. tommie 178 purvis. bruce 28. 97. 104, 105. 178. 181 pyles. eric e. 154 quarterman. george 178 quarterman. jerry lee rahal. michaei c 28. 43. 106 ramsey. joel wade 136 randall. Sharon 178 rawlmson. jon Charles 136 ready, leannette w 101. 187 reagan. dons 154 reagan. eleanor 178 reagan. thomas 136 reddick debra dianne 136 reed, bobby jr. 178 reed. Cindy s reese. Charles e 154 reese, michaei r 178 reese. Stephen lee 76. 154 re id. Iinda jean 154 reynolds. james a 115. 11«. 184 reynolds. Sharon 136 rhodes. audry I. 154 richard. Catherine 178 richards david 154 richards. ronald richards. theresa 136 nchardson. jane 95. 154 richardson. juha adeie 95. 154 nchardson. wilhemia 136 ngdon. anthony la don 154 riley katheryn 178 riley. sandra denise 40. 97. 110. 179 riley. wanda 110, 113. 128. 136 roberts. henry thomas 136 roberts. rosa lee 136 roberts. ruthie m. 189 roberts. susan 98. 101. 136 roberson. darnel s 28. 31. 106. 179 robertson. jane 187 robertson. martha 154 robmson. jill m robmson. joseph m 106. 154 robmson. lillian 136 roddy. aian 101 roebuck. Shirley b. 187 rogers alhene w 187 rousakis. rhonda rouse, steven 76. 179 rovoliS. don 136 royal, graylen levon 154 rushing, cheryl d 154 rutledge. dianne 154 ryan. michaei james 154 ryder. mary latreile sampson. gloria sams. andre leonard 76. 179 samuet. william meivin 136 sanchez. debbie 123. 179 sandefur. sandy kay 95 sanders. aivm 179 sanders. miidred 113. 154 sanders. stoney lee santschi. ronald 154 sapp. nellie mae 110. 113. 119. 179 sapp perry 101 154 sauls. joseph grady saxon, ahcia ann 109. 179 Scarborough, ernest 179 Scarborough, thomas p 154 schexnayder. jeanne 96. 154 schmidt. nellie h 188 Schneider, karen marie 108. 179 schoch. jeffery lee 136 schwalbe. trances b 187 scott. debbie mary jo scott. debra k 99, 136 scott. donald 136 scott. larry donnell 136 scott. Iinda gail scott. gloria scott. judy 154 scott. patricia 136 scott. robert steven 136 scott. Sharon larainne 101. 137 scott. sheron 179 scott. wilton 47. 155 seabram. elijah 137 seckmger. charlotte 137 seckmger. maliie jamie 179 seckmger. marian 110. 187 sell, brenda kay 137 Shaffer, vickie jo anne 155 Sharpe, gary a 76. 188 Sharpe, lawann 96. 179 198 Shaw, mark a 106. 155 shearouse. bonnie lou shearouse. julie 101. 137 shearouse. tom 112. 188 sheehan. john michael 137 sheiey. cynthia 137 shepherd ehzabeth Sheppard, james 113. 140. 188 Sherrod. John Sherrod, timothy fox shipe. susan lynn 98. 140. 155 Shuman, dennis 137 Shuman, stacey lee 179 s ias. steve w 155 Simmons. Cornelius Simmons, titzhugh Simmons. Sylvester Simon, debra ann 155 Simons, danny 76. 188 simpson, dike brown sims. jerry linton Singletary, hsher bell 113 smgleton, Charles 155 singleton, juliette claretha smgleton. paulette 137 smgleton. sheha smkus. beniamin a 188 slater. Judy anne 112 smalls, carolyn inita 137 smalls, deborah 121. 179 smalls, laverna smalls, luretia 179 smalls, nathan smalls, romona 113. 155 smalls, shirley Smallwood, debby gail 155 Smallwood, jimmy 179 smart, erma 95. 155 smith, albert 137 smith, anothy 137 smith, barbara ada 113 smith, carol sue smith, cindy leigh 120. 179 smith, cynthia ruth 155 smith, gary a 155 smith, gladys f 188 smith, glen 156 smith, jesso j. 179 smith, larry 179 smith, lawrence smith. Ida 188 smith. Imda suzanne 180 smith, melanie Christine 99. 180 smith, michael edward 156 smith, randall robert 137 smith sareile 97. 180 smith, wilheimenia 94 smith, zeiene denise 137 soiomon. Charles sowell. lee 156 spauldmg. janet elame 42. 180 spear, james 76. 189 sipier. susan denise 99 speliman. anme ruth spence john robert 76. 180 stacy. debra 101. 137 Stacy. Julia r. 180 stamey. gerry timothy 96. 137 Stanley ehzabeth 96, 156 Starkey, david 180 steely, leona 95. 156 stevens. joyce 180 Stewart, calvm Stewart. Imda 99. 137 Stewart, james marion 137 stewart. marvm 180 stone, donna stone. John steven 156 stone, terry stone, susan 110. 180 stowbridge. fred story, william steed 159 Strickland, cherylene 88. 112. 180 Strickland, david Sidney 76. 156 Strickland. Joseph 76. 156 strippy peggy joyce 137 stubbs. cynthia m. 109, 180 sturgess. robert leon 180 slurtevant. brenda m 156 Summerlin, patncia lay 101. 180 swmdell. lawrence switzer. georgianna 137 taft. karen leshe 156 talley. nancy 96. 180 tatum. michael r taylor. clarence 156 taylor. dwight 76 taylor. james 118. 121. 184 . 226 taylor. jerry burneli 137 taylor. john edward 180 taylor. Judy 181 taylor. Odessa ann 137 taylor. patncia lynn taylor. seiedith 181 taylor. teresa anne taylor. thomas m 137 taylor. viola marie 137 teague. kirn ehzabeth 40. 181 telfair. roger 76 terry, mary margaret 101. 137 thigpen. Charles t 156. 225 thigpen. patncia ann 157 thomas. ahcia 157 thomas. donme la roy 157 thomas. judith a 109. 181 thomas. marvm thomas. rochelle e 181 thompson. dariene 181 thompson. edith wells 98. 181 thompson. gary Stephen 106. 137 thompson. kenneth 112 thompson. imda dariene 112 thorne. bobby j. 157 Ihornton. Catherine lynn 101. 137 thornton. james m 181 thorsen. patncia 31. 189 thrift, pameia 98 tilton. gloria taye 137 tiiton. lena 181 tipson edwenda 112 181 tison. kathleen o'brien 98 128 137 tison. lucy 181 tolbert. gloria ann tremble gregory 158 tso. Joe kwong 137 turner, david michael 158 turner, janet 123. 181. 226 tuten. joel hamilton 137 tyson. alphonso ulmer. delores 137 ulmer. gwendolyn 158 ulmer. kathy jean 158 ulmer. sandra susanne 138 usher, janet vaughn, james edward 158 verdree, marsha 158 verell. wilham benjamin 58. 59. 181 vest, george vogler. beverly waiden. Janice elame watden. keith darnel! walker, dwanna lynn 138 walker, michael walker, robert walls, jacquehne walton. rebecca 94 138 ward, kerry ward laronce 158 warren, betty ann 88. 97. 158 warren, brent 76. 138 Washington, betty jean 42. 158 Washington, harvey bernard 158 Washington, waiter 181 Washington, sandra waston. herbert waters, frankie d 158 waters, george 138 watkms. david lee watson. brian 138 watson. cathy diane 182 watson. hennetta webber. Charles 105 weeks, lorry weeks, sarah ann 138 weigei. Clarissa h 189 weinbrecht. nancy 138 welch, richard anthony Wellington, john 159 wells, ahce karon 109. 182 wells, keith wells, kcvm wells, mary s 182 wells. Virginia lee 138 wesley. Cheryl elame west, dorothy delene 97. 98 182 westbrook. Charles a 159 westgate. louts jay 159 whaley. tommy whippie tamara louise 113. 138 white, andre octavious white, conn.e I 182 white deborah 138 white, hazel denise 159 wicklme. lawrence wiggms. debra 138 wiggms. don wiggms kenneth 138 wiggms theodora 138 wiggins wilburr 34 97. 98 159 wtlcher. julia 111. 189 wiley audrey 182 williams angelyn s 111. 189 williams, audrey 182 williams, barney orvm 103 182 williams betty 41, 182. 226 williams bobbie 189 williams chimgua 159 williams dariene 138 williams, dorothy d 189 williams, edward anthony 139 williams, greg laned 98. 101 williams gregory 139 williams, ida williams, jereiene p williams joyce 113 williams, kenneth williams lawrence williams, lenard williams, naomi williams paul williams, pearl mane williams quonzetta maria 139 williams, richard f 159 williams. Virginia ehzabeth 159 wilhamson. bonnie 98 Williamson, theresa paulet 98 159 Willoughby barbara 88. 97. 98 159 230 wilson. brenda 139 wilson. Christine lynn 41 wilson. jack morrison 159 wilson. paula wilson. Stanley theron 139 Winbush Clifford haroid 76 139 wmgster. richard 182 wmn. karen 97 winn. leroy 139 wmn. sharon wittendorf. kevm 112 wolfe. judith margaret wolfolk. benjamin woo. calvm denms 106 woo. cynthia ann 139 woo. debbte 97. 99. 140 159 wood, kathleen sue 99. 139 wood, vicky lynn 139 wood waiiace g worthington. chnsanne 97 159 wright. aaron wright. beverly yvonne wright. Cheryl wright. donna maria 139 wright. general wright. Imda denise 139 wright. michael t 139 wright. richard wane 96 139 wright. steven robert 139 wright. theresa I. 110. 189 yocco. debra kay 182 yocco. kirn Virginia 139 youmans kristin eilen young Imda gail 139 young wanda Catherine 98 159 zeigler. larry 159 zeigier. rodney 139 zipperer nancy 139 Signing OFF for 1973!!! JOHN HALL SCHOOL OF FLORAL DESIGNING Since 1955 NEW CLASSES FORMING REGULARLY Mrs. John Hall, Director 1406 Wheaton St. Phone 404 233-5742 Savannah, Ga. 31404 SAVE YOUR MONEY ATLANTIC BANK TRUST COMPANY 27 Bull on the Square Member F.D.I.C. KELLEY ACCOUNTING SERVICE COMPLETE BOOKKEEPING SERVICE INCOME TAX CONSULTANTS ■44 WHITAKER ST. w. B Kelley savannah, oa. siaoi EL 5-3672 ad 3-seas THE STAMP STENCIL CO. “Marking Devices Printing 326 W. Bay Street TERMITE and PEST CONTROL C D CLEANERS “Your Cleaner is Your Clothes' Best Friend” Deluxe Dry Cleaning Shirt Finishing Victory Drive Shopping Plaza 403 Pennsylvania Avenue 4324 Augusta Road • WHIM ooAurr «NO itavKi e a mutr- - not a motto CARPET • INLAID VINYL • TILE 77tar- 7kc. I to CAST OlNINNK avinui SAVANNAH. GEORGIA Jomm W. Dickky Pmoni 334-0279 200 COMMUNITY c7%€ ®tie and (QnjU 6ARGAM C0RI1ER NOW TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS DOWNTOWN DE RENNE BAPTIST BOOK STORE 4605 Waters Avenue 352-1571 “o _ NURSERY AND LANDSCAPE CO., INC. Phone EL 5-5881 6206 Waters Road Landscape Architects Landscape Contractors Savannah, Georgia 31406 ou and Savannah Bank SAVANNAH BANK Sl TRUST COMPANY PRIDE CLEANERS Famous For Quality Alterations and Repairing SHIRTS LAUNDERED Telephone 234-9698 222 McIntyre Street I lie tree Complete Line of Fresher Seafood Boneless Shad in Season Finest Tasting Shrimp in the World We Ship Nationwide 832 E. DeRenne Ave. LET'S GO BOWLING MAJOR LEAGUE LANES 2055 E. Victory Drive Phone 354-2432 202 COMMUNITY 36 FLAVORS yflARKiT 60 VARI ETIES IM • Compliments of EDDIE THOMAS Savannah Auto Top JU JOHNSON. LANE. SPACE. SMITH CO.. INC. Members New York Stock Exchange American Stock Exchange H W SALES COMPANY. INC. SANITATION MAINTENANCE SUPPLIES 5 WEST BROAD ST PHONE 912) 233-7732 SAVANNAH GA BACON PARK DRUGS Skidaway Road And Bona Bella Avenue “FREE DELIVERY ATLANTIC MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. P. O. Box 187 Savannah. Georgia REMEMBER INSTANT DIVIDENDS FROM THE HOME COMPANY Fred Wessels, Jr. Wilkie C. Browne J. Wallace Aggert Frederick Wessels, III W. Lloyd Black Armand D. Wells Albert W. Kiley Edward A. Walden E. B. Gaines, Jr. C. W. Taylor, Jr. Thomas M. Daniels, Jr. Rufus H. Lee W. L. Alderman William D. Grubbs 203 OB-GYN PROF. CORP. OF SAVANNAH MEYER M. SCHNEIDER, M.D. LAWRENCE S. BODZINER, M.D. SPEIR N. RAMSEY, M.D. 19 Medical Arts Center Savannah, Ga. 31405 Telephone: ELgin 5-3810 WESTERN SIZZLIN STEAK HOUSE Savannah, Brunswick and Charleston JEANS JUNCTION THE UNI-SEX STORE Where guys girls meet 7805 Abercorn Ext. Chatham Plaza ''V'VS-v'mrry'7’ ' ’ P Precast Concrete Products Company 234-8538 John R. Clark III 204 COMMUNITY Savannah’s Largest Selection of Mod and Wild Wires Lamar J. Keller Optician Peter Max Christian Dior 5002 Paulsen at 66th Street Phone: 3352-2017 Professional Plaza Building Waps (rtoo Book (£)UoKLC Chi -drum's OcPMrMtrtJT ConPiCrC PflPCP MCKS L EVD,t 6 LtOM t Ca 5 c AV0CCS Pfieri j fAAG AJJiiL VIC-T lOJPflP l£S 7 ZofAd icck Chrthah 205 WHELAN’S DISCOUNT FURNITURE WAREHOUSE - SHOWROOM 12430 White Bluff Road Opposite Windsor Forest Entrance 'A Little Out of the Way, But A Lot Less to Pay INNECKEN'S FLORAL CENTER 1500 Wheaton Street Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of A FRIEND BORDEN INCORPORATED MILK AND ICE CREAM 1615 E. Victory Drive 354-7717 PIGGLY WIGGLY Skidaway Road Ferguson Ave. Robert Grotheer, Owner It’sthe -W; real thing. Coke. May God direct you all the days of your life. A Friend 206 COMMUNITY If You Will - Call Bill Phone 355-6777 BILL REESE APPLIANCE CENTER and SAVANNAH MAYTAG COMPANY 3200 Skidaway Road Savannah, Ga. 31404 Caney }iilUaAtLo RESTAURANTS 3316 Skidaway Road 8410 Waters Avenue Savannah, Georgia Phone 354-0983 Owner, Paul Mosely PAUL'S DISTRIBUTING CO. SERVICE STATIONS-SUPPLIES AUTO ACCESSORIES 1905 E. 62nd St. MARY CARTER PAINTS Broughton W. Broad FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS 207 SAVANNAH BERNARD PORTMAN, M.D. MICHEL STEINFELDT, M.D. Compliments of BEVERAGE SALES 208 COMMUNITY FLORIDA'S AWARD WINNING yearbook PHOTOGRAPHER S • Portrait • Commercial • Wedding • Black White or Direct Color world wide moving and storage w. j9bremer UtuotpotaM Established 1914 753 Wheaton Street P. O. Box 1605 Phone 232-6154 Savannah, Georgia 31402 ARROW VAN LINES 88 RANDOLPH STREET. SAVANNAH, GEORGIA PHONE: AREA 912 - 239-8817 Authorized Agent C M CLEANERS 1410 W. Gwinnett St. 1—Hour Service 234-9118 GLEASON SPORTING GOODS, INC • Football • Basketball • Baseball • Hunting • Fishing • Weight Sets • Tennis • Trophies • Golf Shoes 4 We k i eliev nyot 830 East DeRenne Avenue Phone: 352-9472 Liberty National Bank Member FDIC JACKSON BROS. Standard Service Center ComDlete Auto Repair • Tires and Batteries Day Nite Towing • Accessories Road Service Stiles Ave. Gwinnett St. Savannah, Georgia Telephone 232-9216 Fashion Center of the South OGLETHORPE MALL Crossroads Shopping Center 210 COMMUNITY Phone (912) 964-0311 MARCAM PRODUCTS, INC. Fabrication Repair of STEVEDORE WAREHOUSE PALLETS Tom Campbell, Manager P. 0. Box 6184 Savannah, Ga. 31405 S mxmA(VM MJg.fi). SAVANNAH. GEORGIA Central Motors Garage Rebuilt Motors and Automatic Transmissions Compliments of HERFF-JONES Manufacturer of Jewelry and Stationery Official Jewelers of H. V. JENKINS HIGH SCHOOL MR. ELIOT BATTLE, Tifton, Georgia 212 COMMUNITY Working for the future... YOUR FUTURE! SAVANNAH ELECTRIC and POWER CO. -m HERSCHEL V JENKINS HI S C H O O L l '4 HOME OF-THE WARRIORS mm' i ' i B. G Lynch C. Ray Crawley, associate TWO LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU 704 Abercorn St. 5204 Paulsen St. at Hall at 09th Phone 233-0049 Phone 352-9484 Compliments of Cranman Insurance Agency Geo aia CANDY TOBACCO CO., INC. ’ WHOLESALE PHONE TOBACCOS - CANDIES - SPECIALTIES 30 MONTGOMERY ST. Savannah, Ga. 31401. 19. Compliments of DIXIE FURNITURE MART CAPE2IO SHOES 2517 Bull Street Where everyone saves more' ATLANTIC PRINTING OFFICE SUPPLY CO., INC. 2424 Abercorn Street Savannah, Ga. 31401 234-1294 BYRD COOKIE COMPANY 355-1716 SELL BYRD’S OATMEAL COOKIES For Sororities And Other Fund Raising Projects 214 COMMUNITY TUCKER X Moore Mcrndley % Retoil Center MARIETTA Moo'� -Hondl y Retoil Center 1 . CHAMBLEE ® FOREST PARK Corrugoted Contoiner Plant School Stfppliot ® Stationery Plant COLLEGE PARK Moore Hondley Retail Center Union Camp HT • MACON MooreHondlev Retail Center ALBANY Moare-Hondley Retoil Center HIGGSTON lumber Mill SAVANNAH , Pulp ond Paper Mill ond Converting Operationi WAYCROSS Chemical Plant VALDOSTA Chemical Plant UNION CAMP and GEORGIA Civic, Econom ic and Environmental Partners KELLY’S NO. 1 1122 E. DeRenne Avenue 354-9230 ei en MINIT STORES SAl ANNAU’S MOST .. CONVENIENT STORES OPEN 7 li- lt's just a hop, skip and a jump from school BUI LDERAMA SAVANNAH OPTICAL COMPANY, INC. T. R. (Buddy) Stone Phone 354-2233 720 East 71st Street Savannah, Ga. 31405 THE HOME OWNER’S STORE OGLETHORPE MALL Landscape Contractors Woodland Terrace Bairid’s urserg Sc landscaping “Every Blooming Thing” 236-5080 2615 Governor Street (] f FINEST IN FASHIONS yj Victory Drive Shopping Pla EUGENE MOORE BILL PHELPS Opticians PROFESSIONAL OPTICAL SERVICE Dispensing Opticians For College or Career 116 E. Broughton Street C. C FURNITURE CO. Waters at 38th St. 236-3041 Telephone 236-5210 125 Hall Street, East Savannah, Ga. 31401 WESTSIDE SHOPPING CENTER HWY. 80 Safeties, $nc. Cbtt onM ofwoKdek u£fa6 Uc4 DeRENNE SHOPPING CENTER DeRENNE AVE. VICTORY PLAZA SHOPPING PLAZA VICTORY DRIVE 216 COMMUNITY All Good Indians Eat at The WIGWAM FRESH VEGETABLES Compliments of JENKINS HIGH P. T. S. A. BURGLAR ANO FIRE ALARMS SECURITY GUARDS 'NVESTIGATIONS PATROL SERVICE 233-2876 PETE A LIAKAKIS p O BOX 5163 sta a director savannah Georgia ZUntied Security Jigency PHONE 217 7fie-----------------e Devil 'Made Me Do It - in Chatham Plaz.a Compliments of a Booster MR. NATHAN MORGAN, Representative BALFOUR CO. Milledgeville, Georgia Day Phone - 354-8141 Nite Phone - 355-5870 Yarbrough Standard Oil and Garage 8434 Waters Ave. 24 Hr. Wrecker Service All Types Auto Repairs 218 COMMUNITY PIZZA — STEAKS — SEAFOOD P 964-6160 . J.'s KITCHEN FINE FOODS Garden City, Ga. W S O K No. 1 Radio Station at Jenkins High School riSF.ACTION ALWAYS PRINTING SINCE 1869 SERVICE and SATISFACTION maid togethar to form a powerful visual unity. Wa at KEYS take pride In the facilities in depth « make available to our patrons in putting into print the per- sonality of their product KEYS PRINTING CORPORATION 311 £ Mc8ee Greenville, S. C. THE ONE AND ONLY r bill hilliards BARBEQUE SAUCE ■ iwriraniEm ■W | Nfl Congratulations MAXINE AND JO ELLEN'S HAIR STYLIST 714 Mall Blvd. Mall Village COMPLETE FOOD AND BEVERAGE SERVICE THUNDERBOLT CITY LIMITS DON AULD PRESCRIPTION SHOP 1910 Abercorn St. 36th and Abercorn FREE DELIVERY and PICK-UP Phone AD3-4781 SAVANNAH UROLOGICAL CLINIC PC Chatham Picture Framing not hi it non o m mts � STviet muht Aar mhiiii r233-906T| JOHN C. GARDNER PHONE President 2 3 3-4 993 Skidaway Ace Hardware Company CROSS ROADS SHOPPING CENTER SAVANNAH. GEORGIA 31404 Compliments of TANNER'S 220 COMMUNITY Complete Home Center Congratulations, Grads! Compliments Of YOUR RCA DEALERS HeaJfuarfers for XL-100 ItCJl 7-ENQ MOORE Construction Co. HO ? MONTGOMERY CROSSROADS 355-7315- DRIVER TRAINING SCHOOL AAA APPROVED — DUAL CONTROL VEHICLES 12 Bishops Court — Trustees Gardens 222 COMMUNITY PATRON’S INDEX B B Paint Co., Inc. A Friend Dr. Black. D.D.S. Anna Belle Boykin Dr. James A. Boykin Bynes-Royall Funeral Home Mr. Mrs. Lester Carr, Jr. Dr. G. W. Goldenstar. M.D. Gordon World Travel, Ltd. H. Y. Curry Tailor Cleaners Dr. Douglas J. Giorgio, D.D.S. Mrs. Christine Hearn Mr. Mrs. Freddie Lucas Mrs. Marks' H.R. 10 Dr. Martenson A Physician A Friend Mrs. Ethel Green F.P S.H Palmer Cay, Inc. Mrs. Dorothy Pelote Miriam Pelote Mrs. Bernice Porter Rhines Florist Savannah Realty A Friend Dr. Harold M. Smith Dr. Mrs. R. L. Stone Dr. John D. Ware, Jr.. D.D.S. Walter's T. V. Washington’s Market Dr. Dan H. Willoughby Dr. J. Randall Winburn, Jr. Roofs Soc Service Savannah Typhcttiik Co. 143 Mowt'o !� � • • FHONf 2334340 Prnmfd Typewriting Vfiv, rgntitri I,nii I'lnlr Unking tnr n ftri Printing TMniM nnpnprr. nm4 PmUimlions SEE vs rutsT PATRON'S INDEX 223 1973 AD INDEX AAA Driver Training School 222 Dr. I. L. Aronson 206 Atlantic Bank Trust Co. 200 Atlantic Mutual Fire Ins. Co. 203 Atlantic Printing Co. 214 Arrow Benkins Van Lines 210 Bacon Park Drugs 203 Balfour Co. 218 Baptist Book Store 202 Bargain Corner 201 B. C. C. Georgia Inc. 219 Belk's 210 Beverage Sales 208 Book World 205 Borden s Inc. 206 W. J. Bremer 210 Bruce - Terminix 200 Bryn Alan 209 Builderama 216 Byrd Cookie Co. 214 Mary Carter Paints 207 C C Furniture 216 C D Cleaners 200 C M Cleaners 210 C S Banks of Savannah 213 Carvel Ice-Cream Supermarket 203 Central Motors 212 Chatham Picture Framing 220 J. C. Clements Furniture Appl. 221 The Clothes Tree 202 Coca-Cola Bottling Co. 206 Cranman Insurance Agency, Inc. 214 David's Nursery 216 The Devil Made Me Do It 218 Dixie Furniture Mart 214 Don Auld's Prescription 220 Dr. Evans 208 Fabrics, Inc. 216 First Federal Saving Loan 207 Georgia Candy Tobacco Co. 214 Georgia Nursery Landscape Co. 202 Gleason Sporting Goods. Inc. 210 Globe Shoe Co. 216 H W Sales 203 Herff Jones 212 Bill Hilliard's Bar-b-cue Restaurant 220 Carey Hilliard's Restaurant 207 Innecken s Floral Center 206 Jackson Bros. 210 Jeans Junction 204 Jefri's John Hall School of Floral Designing 200 Johnson, Lane, Space 203 Lamar J. Keller 205 Kelly's 215 Kelly's Accounting Service 200 Key's Printing Co. 219 King’s Appliance Electronics 221 Langford Lynch 214 Liberty National Bank 210 Major League Lanes 202 Marcam Products, Inc. 211 Mar-Jon, Inc. 200 Maxine JoEllen's Hair Stylist 220 OB.-GYN. 204 Paul's Distributing Co. 207 P. J.'s Kitchen 219 Pride Cleaners 202 Piggly Wiggly 206 Precast Concrete Co. 204 Professional Optical Service 216 PTSA217 Mr. Anthony B. Purdy 217 Bill Reese Appliance Center 207 Russo's Seafood 202 Sassafras 214 Savannah Auto Top 203 Savannah Bank Trust Co. 202 Savannah Electric And Power Co. 213 Savannah Marina 218 Savannah Optical Service 216 Savannah Paint Mfg. Co. 212 Savannah Typesetting Co. 223 Savannah Urological Clinic PC 220 Seven-Eleven Minit Stores 215 Skidaway Hardware Co. 220 Stamp Stencil Co. 200 Stuart Industries 206 Tanners 200 Tassey's Pier 212 Teens Juniors 216 T. V. Center 217 Union Camp Corp. 215 United Security Agency 217 Western Sizzlin Steak House 204 Whelan’s Discount Furniture 206 Wigwam Restaurant 217 Yarborough Standard Oil 218 Zeno Moore Construction Co. 221 224 AD INDEX Above: Charles Thigpen works diligently with an injured film projector Upper: Kenny Howard transports film projectors to various classrooms during the course of a day. Hey Man! Let’s run It backwards! Please Dek' let us run it backwards! Mrs. Weigel would like a film strip projector . . Have you seen Kenny Howard? He’s probably in the AV room. This film strip just popped! Well, tape it back together. Who reran this film upside down? Go find Mr. Shearouse . . . This screen looks 40 years old. What’s new? It is . . . And so goes the life of the moviemen of HVJ. The Moviemen of HVJ Government Of, By and For the Students Upper: Student Council representatives listen to the current plans for HVJ. Above left: Mr. Taylor and Stu- dent Council advisor Mrs. Peltier, watch the proceed- ings. Above: Student Council officers: Betty Williams, treasurer; Brad Baxter, co-president; Jo Ann Butler, co- president; Jan Turner, corresponding secretary; Paulette Jones, recording secretary. 226 STUDENT COUNCIL 227 Small Staff Yields Big Output Above: Alison Goggans. Features Editor, takes time to talk to the camera. Upper: Mrs. J. J. Amari, advisor, and Susan Hahn. Editor In Chief, discuss pages for a deadline Upper Right: A backroom conference. Right: Mrs. Friedenberg. advisor, makes sure things get done, with Thelma Clements. Business Manager. 228 SEQUOYAH STAFF Mama, telephone! Headline — Style G, 24 pt. Alison, you put the carbon in backwards again! Senior Staff meeting in the backroom. Due TODAY — Hi-Jenks page, Sophomore mugs, and Au- dio-Visual Identifications (far right, up- per, etc.) 8 pt. bold James, please get me a type- writer out of the backroom. No, you cannot crop his arm off! Everyone, come help clean up the backroom! Outline — Helvetica 8 pt. lite Who’s taking pictures of the game? Call Mr. Leaf and find out if he has the cam- era. Will someone write Mr. McDer- mott and ask him can he come next Tuesday? We're out of dummy sheets again! That makes 123 we’ve used this week! Mr. Kenig thinks we're eating them SUsan, where is the ladder? What’s the Holiday Ball page number? Kicker — Style G 8 pt. caps Where are the grease pencils? Mrs. Amari, pleasecheckthese pages. Thelma, we have to sell some more ads. Susan, Mrs. Friedenberg wants you! Daryn, get off the phone! 229 Upper: Guy Campbell and James Carr, the competent sports editors. Many thanks for that GREAT copy. James' Above left: Judy Bean uses her artistic ability for the staff. Left: Barbara Willuoghby finally learns how to crop. Above: Daryn Johnson types copy for pages That’s A Stupid Headline!! Above: Betsy Bull shoots the bull' Right: Mark Mooney doing what he does best Upper: Susan Dawes dreams Upper Right: Miriam Pelote files 1500 students alphabetically. 231 232 Like is like a tree. It has its origin, its outreaching branches, and its purpose. As editor of the 73 Sequoyah I would like to take this opportunity to express my feelings as the years end draws nigh. First of all, I’m going to miss the job, the people, and the problems. I enjoyed serving as the editor of the yearbook and my appreciation goes out to those who made it possible. This year’s annual was made possible by the indi- vidual efforts of the annual staff. Thanks to each one of you for the work you put into the book. Also, many thanks to Mr. Hunt Leaf. Mark Mooney, Thelma Clements, and Bryn-Alan Studio who willingly served as our photographers. Photography is very important in the success of a yearbook. Working with me at all times, encouraging me when I needed it was Mr. Earl McDermott. Many Thanks! Appreciation is also extended to each student who purchased an annual and to our advertising patrons. Without your support it wouldn’t be possible to publish a yearbook. Last of all, thanks to Keys Printing Company who did a fantastic job in pub- lishing our yearbook and putting up with all our mistakes. And last but certainly not least, I would like to thank Mrs. Pearl Frieden- berg and Mrs. Josephine Amari, my advisors. They helped me with any difficulty I ran into and we always managed to work things out. Thanks to both of you. I leave all my memories with the staff of ’74 and with H.V. Jenkins High School. 233 Traveling down that long, lonesome highway' Michael Parks 238 •Ii «Mt As time goes on ... I Realize 240 EPILOGUE