Jenkins High School - Sequoyah Yearbook (Savannah, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1978 volume:

INTRODUCTION........... ADMINISTRATION......... ACADEMICS.............. CLUBS.................. Sequoyah Staff...... Hi-Jenks............ Varsity Cheerleaders. . , Jr. Varsity Cheerleaders. Band................ Spanish............. BFLA................ FHA................. Chorus.............. Drill Team.......... VICA ............... Jr. Exchange........ National Honor Society AFS................. Industrial Arts..... Bellet rist......... Chess............... Boosters............ Reach Out........... Beta................ DECA................ Student Council..... SPORTS ................ Spring.............. Soccer.............. Football............ Basketball ......... FEATURES .............. Homecoming.......... Honors Night........ Miss Sequoyah....... Graduation.......... TIME CAPSULE........... CLASSES ............... Seniors ............ Juniors............. Sophomores.......... Freshmen............ COMMUNITY.............. Vis................. Faculty Directory Senior Directory.... French ............. Latin............... General Index....... CLOSING................ . 4 . 10 . 26 . 54 . 56 . 60 . 62 . 64 . 66 . 70 . 72 . 73 . 74 . 78 . 80 . 82 . 83 . 84 . 85 . 86 . 87 . 88 . 90 . 91 . 92 . 93 . 94 . 96 .102 .104 .110 .116 .118 .122 .124 .128 .130 132 ,134 ,154 172 186 202 204 216 218 224 225 226 232 £ UPPER Would you please repeat the homework assignment. Mr. Frankenstein?” ABOVE: “Swimming pool, here I come!” 3 ETCHED IN TIME Like “footprints on the sands of time,” our lives are in part brought back to us by the accounts included in this book. As you look through the following pages, relive the past year remembering the good times and the not-so-good times. Do you recall the pep rallies or the time you were almost caught skipping? Remember your favorite teacher or the day you were half a minute late to class and you got a half hour of detention? Who could forget the football games we almost won or the prom or Graduation or... As I am reflecting on the past year and trying to decide what to write to you, the student body, my memory is crowded with all that has happened at Jenkins. These reflections are too numerous to mention here, but if you find a familiar face or scene in these pages, feel joyful or perhaps shed a tear. This book will then have served its purpose — to offer you a meaningful reminiscence of life at Hershel V. Jenkins. Its joys and sorrows are our own and should reflect a part of us that is too precious to be forgotten. UPPER RIGHT: So many colleges to choose from: I wonder which is the best one for me. RIGHT CENTER: “Involvement” is what every Warrior knows. RIGHT: Sign in. sign out. sign this, sign that. Doesn't it ever end7 ABOVE: Happiness Is.... 6 Lives of great men all remind us We can make our lives sublime. And departing, leave behind us Footprints on the sands of time. LONG FELLOW, “A Psalm of Life UPPER RIGHT: “Wrong, all wrong! Will he be surprised when he gets this test back? CENTER RIGHT: “Now class, all together - Rema. rema sin cesar... ABOVE: All work and no play? Nonsense! UPPER LEFT: HVJ. Home away from home. CENTER I.EFT: Who is that masked woman? RIGHT: Why do get the feeling I've been here before? 10 ■ LEFT: H. (iolson. Wizard at large.” BELOW: O.K. Troops. a short briefing before you make your rounds. ” BOTTOM LEFT: Principals do more than discipline. BOTTOM RIGHT “What could she possibly have to write about me that takes so long? ADMINISTRATION II Mr. Woodrow Crosby, the new principal at Jenkins, came to us from Myers Junior High where he had been principal for a year and a half. During his first year in a high school, lie made many changes. Me had the entrance poles and doors around school painted red, established an information booth in the main loggia, hung pictures in the halls, and campaigned against litterbugging. All of this helped make Jenkins very attractive. Mr. Crosby set some new goals for MVJ for 1977-78 more student council activity and Jenkins advancement to no. I in everything from academics to sports. When not busy at his school duties, Mr. Crosby enjoyed his favorite hobbies: tennis, music, sunbathing, and studying his Scottish heritage. UPPER: Susan Tate smiles nervously as Mr. Crosby wonders if she is trying to leave campus. ABOVE: Mr. Woodrow Crosby. Jr. Principal. ADMINISTRATION This past year Mr. Bcrksteiner, Mr. Jackson, and Mr. Spear were very efficient in solving the disciplinary problem of skippers at HVJ. The trio of assistant principals patrolled the school like FBI agents. Walkie-talkie systems and hall monitors surprised many students who were caught in the act. Mr. Spear worked with discipline, clubs, textbooks, athletics, and the selling of season tickets. He enjoyed his work and wanted the students to make HVJ what it should be. Mr. Jackson headed the county school bus transportation, daily absentee callers, and vocational training. He said that everyone should learn to live by the golden rule. Mr. Bcrksteiner, dealing mainly with discipline, thought that the past year ran more smoothly than before. He enjoyed his job and found that many students tried to improve our beautiful Jenkins High School. UPPER: Mr. Spear relaxes while dreaming of future school days. ABOVE: Mr. Jackson stays busy trying to help HVJ students. ABOVE I.EFT: You got caught skipping whose class? 14 ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS UPPER. Mrs. Brown. Terry said that she was home siek yesterday!” ABOVE: Karen Mayes, aide to Mr. Spear, gets her orders for the day. I.EFT: And get f)aid for being an assistant principal? 15 THE COMPUTER DID IT! 16 CURRICULUM UPPER: Surrounded by her work. ABOV E: Mrs. Noisworthy wishes Mr. Jackson and Mr. Crosby wouldn 7 both jump on her at once. ABOVE LEFT: Mrs. Noisworthy takes a break in her busy day. Mrs. Betty Noisworthy was curriculum specialist this past year. She was helpful with resolving conflicts, gathering materials for teachers, and arranging field trips and guest speakers. Instructions for computer sheets also took a big part of her day. Mrs. Noisworthy graduated from Georgia Southern College with a B. S. in Social Science. She previously worked as a school teacher at Johnson High School and Savannah High. During her free time, Mrs. Noisworthy engaged in playing golf and doing needlepoint. HUSTLING AND BUSTLING Every day at Jenkins revolved around the secretaries. Mrs. Lewis was bookkeeper, Mrs. Mell was general secretary and Mrs. Melhorn kept records. In addition to their office duties, these ladies helped students with many problems. The information booth was installed to relieve the secretaries of the task of signing students in and out of school. Answering phones, sorting mail, and typing memos were only part of the busy schedule of the secretaries. Working together, with the information booth, they served the students, faculty and public in many ways. EXTREME UPPER LEFT: Mrs. Mell smiles for the camera while sorting some important papers. UPPER LEFT: Mrs. Melhorn stops her busy duties to take the administrators' coats to be cleaned. LEFT: (Iriselda Powell and Wanda White, students at HVJ, think the secretaries are very helpful. ABOVE: Mrs. Lewis takes a quick break from balancing the books! SCHOOL SECRETARIES 17 SEARCH AND RESEARCH With a collection of over nineteen thousand books, our library helped many students find answers to their puzzling questions. Students also used filmstrips, records, transparencies, and other audio-visual materials to aid them in their learning process. Orientation for all students new to HVJ was successful again this year. Students learned how to use the library and its vast range of materials. The library was kept busy this year at lunchtime, before, and after school. Students used this extra time to finish their reports and projects. Library rooms were used by Special Education classes. SLD and BD. Mrs. Adkins - head librarian, Mrs. Mallory — assistant, Mrs. Christiansen and Mrs. Barry library clerks, were always there willing to assist students. UPPER RIGHT: Looking is one thing, hut finding is another! RIGHT: Mrs. Adkins, head librarian, works diligently through another day. ABOVE: John Paulson. Susan Silas, and Theresa Morrison taking an “eye break ” from studying in the library. 18 LIBRARY UPPER: Finishing that report is essential'! ABOVE RIGHT: Mrs. Christiansen believes there is never a non-working moment in the library. ABOVE: Mrs. Barry and Mrs. Mallory eagerly await the arrival of HVJ students to the library. WORKING TOGETHER The primary objective of the PTSA was to unite the efforts of parents, teachers and students in obtaining the highest social and educational advantages for the youth of Jenkins. The PTSA held open house every quarter so that parents might meet the teachers in their classrooms. At the invitation of this fine organization, the HVJ Band presented a Christmas Concert. By working together for common objectives, the parents, teachers and students of the PTSA found new ways to serve the needs of the school. UPPER RIGHT: (left to right): Dr. Fred Kazlow - Vice President, Mrs. Pat Ball - Secretary, Mr. To well Dasher • President, and Mr. Louis Bare more - Treasurer. ABOVE RIGHT: Mrs. Dasher begins the meeting v ith a prayer. RIGHT: Everyone always sits to the back. ABOVE: Mr. Dasher listens attentively while Mr. Crosby speaks his piece. 20 PTSA OUR BIGGEST FANS Some of the biggest Warrior fans this year were the members of the Adult Booster Club. It was made up of people interested in supporting sports activities and encouraging the different teams to do their best. The main purpose of the club was to promote full cooperation among the club members, the coaches, the school officials and all students participating in sports. The Booster Club held several fund raising projects, including a barbecue dinner in the fall, monthly yard sales and bake sales. With these funds the club financed sports banquets in the fall, winter and spring, recognizing outstanding participants in each school sport. The club furnished trophies, plaques and other awards. When requested, they also provided assistance to the school. UPPER: “Andhow much will that cost? ABOVE: 1977-78 Adult Booster Club officers, (left to right): Rev. Bill Ford - President. Mr. Joe Minchew - Vice President. Mrs. Joyce Fowler - Secretary and Mrs. Bobby Forbes - Treasurer. I.EFT: Parents, school officials and coaches come together in the Adult Booster Club. ADULT BOOSTERS 21 YOU HAVE TO LOVE KIDS Mrs. Barrett, the nurse at Jenkins, was with us again for the second year. The problems she faced daily were stomach aches, headaches, minor injuries, tendencies to goof-off and problems of ninth graders trying to adjust. Mrs. Barrett also conducted the vision, hearing, and blood pressure tests for students. Previously she had worked in a doctor’s office, but this was her fifth year as a school nurse. Mrs. Barrett said, “You have to love kids to do it.” Her philosopy was to be prepared for anything. Mrs. Barrett spent her leisure time with her hobbies: music and cooking. The satisfaction of reaching one or two students during the year made Mrs. Barrett feel her job was well done. UPPER: Mrs. Barrett bandages a hurt student. ABOVE: Mr. Crosby. Mrs. Barrett and Mr. Berkstiener prepare to leave after a hard day at HVJ. ABOVE I.EFT: Mrs. Barrett makes sure she has the supplies she needs for any emergency. 22 INFIRMARY HELPING TO PLAN OUR FUTURES The Counselors this year spent a lot of time working with students and helping them to make plans for their futures after graduation. The goal was to talk to each student at least once during the year. During these conferences students were informed of what courses were needed to meet graduation requirements. The counselors were also interested in helping students continue their educations through college or vocational school. Students were advised about selecting courses that would be necessary for admission to the college of their choice. College catalogues and applications were made available to students and throughout the year college representatives were on campus to talk to interested students. Mr. Harris was job placement counselor and he assisted students in finding and selecting jobs that would best suit them. UPPER: Mr. Harris works on fob applications. ABOVE: Mrs. Hollo well. I Oth and 11 th grade counselor, checks permanent records. UPPER RIGHT: Mrs. Preetorius. 12th grade counselor, discusses important business. RIGHT: Mr. Fields, 9th grade counselor, discusses graduation requirements with student. COUNSELORS 23 The cafeteria at HVJ served about five hundred and ten hot lunches every day. Ms. Kaigler, the director, and her eight co-workers offered four complete menus to students. There was also a diet lunch for those students attempting to trim down. Ms. Kaigler and her staff began at 7:00 in the morning to prepare for the mid-day rush. They worked until the cooking and cleaning up had been completed. Ms. Kaigler said that the work was not difficult but the process was long and tedious. During the year the cafeteria served everything from peas to pizza at a moderate price. Extra milk was available for those with a hearty appetite. Ms. Kaigler and her crew were much appreciated when it came to stopping the Warriors’ hunger pains. CALORIE COUNTER? UPPER: The line to happiness! ABOVE RIGHT: Eating the food and socializing also come with fob. RIGHT: Our poor dish-pan handsf ABO VE LEFT: Warriors love to eat! 24 CAFETERIA A JOB WELL DONE The task of cleaning and repairing Jenkins High School last year was admirably performed by our maintenance staff. The two janitors and seven maids did more than their share to make our building and grounds presentable. In addition to maintaining the heaters, lights, and other necessary machines in running order, the janitorial staff kept the landscape around HVJ beautiful. The staff of maids swept the floors and did other tidying jobs that kept our rooms and hall- ways spotless. The entire staff worked well together and succeeded in doing their long and tedious jobs. LEFT: Mr. Nunally pauses for a moment in his husv day. UPPER I.EFT: It seems like this room is always the dirtiest! ABOVE: I wish the litter-bugs would take a holiday. MAINTENANCE 25 UPPER LEFT: “Hey, you can 7 park here. ” UPPER RIGHT: “Take my advice, art is fun. ” CENTER LEFT: “Now, all have to do is make this groove just a little bit deeper. ” CENTER RIGHT: “Now that the kids are gone, what do you guys want to do? ABOVE: HVJ provides a well rounded academic schedule. RIGHT: “Two hundred years of history in this book??!” 26 LEFT: “Scribble, scribble, erase, scribble, erase.. . BELOW: WHO did WHA T?? BOTTOM LEFT: A penny for your thoughts. BOTTOM RIGHT: ‘7 love to study: it’s so relaxing. ” ACADEMICS 27 The English Department this year dealt with writing techniques and reading. The many courses included The Novel, Creative Writing, Journalism, Drama, Mythology, and Speech. Under the quarter system, students chose the English courses that suited them personally and, hopefully, professionally. Although the study of English was required, the variety of courses offered made classes much more enjoyable. UPPER RIGHT: Hi. there, cutie! ABOVE RIGHT: You dirty rat! ABOVE: Good philosophy. RIGHT: Blondie and Dogwood! 28 ENGLISH Ii ■ TIME LINE Studies this past year focused on both the modern aspects and the earlier periods of history. New fields of study opened doors for many students. Understanding and the appreciation of other nations helped students comprehend principles and values of their own nation. The different classes of study included Map Skills, Africa, Mid-Bast, Today’s News, Ethnic Studies and Urban Studies. UPPER Some study, some talk! ABOVE: “Do you really think I'm going to believe that? RIGHT: “Get out of my desk, kid! 30 HISTORY SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE I UPPER: The way to win is “Line up and spread out!” ABOVE: Bill Quante has such a hard job! RIGHT: On your mark, get set, GO! 32 PH YSICA L EDUCA TION This past year at HVJ students taking Physical Education classes had a choice of wide variety of courses that offered something for everyone. Included in the curriculum were newer P. E. classes: Beginning and Intermediate Gymnastics, a class that taught students the techniques of tumbling and the use of the balance beam and parallel bars; Recreational Games, a class in which students participated in such games as ping-pong and bowling; and a swimming class in which students made use of the new pool. In addition to these new subjects, many classes involving sports softball, soccer, football, basketball, and tennis were also offered. The wonderful teaching staff encouraged students to learn many things about all of these different sports and games. 33 UPPER: A typical day in the Jenkins Gym ABOVE: Some people just like to watch. RIGHT: Watch this technique' SCIENTISTS AT WORK Last year Science played an important part in helping HVJ students to understand the natural principles of the earth and its animals. The classes were divided into specialized topics that enabled students to take courses they were interested in. Biological Concepts was the beginning course in the science field. Other courses offered — Botany, Zoology, Physics, Atoms and Molecules, Astronomy, Meterology, and Physiology - were designed for students who wanted to learn more details about a subject. Many new potential scientists were discovered as students worked in labs, took part in experiments, and studied other technical aspects of Science. Each teacher added his own touch to make the courses more informative and interesting. UPPER: Science is more than dissecting. RIGHT: Mr. Kantziper smiles while his class works on. ABOVE: Students are proud of their work at HVJ. 34 SCIENCE UPPER: And they said Botany was an easy course! ABOVE: “Mrs. Farrer, won’t you please smile for our camera?” BELOW LEFT: Ready for a pop quiz?!!! LEFT: When Mrs. O’Neil talks, students listen. ANGLES, NUMBERS EQUATIONS UPPER LEFT: Mr. Goldstein is wiring for you. UPPER RIGHT: Mrs. Dixon has a tough day. ABOVE: Classwork is important. ABOVE LEFT: For homework turn to pages 237 and 238. and do 12. 14. 15. 16. and 21. 36 MATH The Math Department offered a variety of courses. Some of these were Basic Math, Algebra, Consumer Math, Geometry, Trigonometry and Pre-Calculus. The courses were taught by qualified teachers who hoped their teaching skills had enriched the students’ lives. This wide range of mathematics courses gave students adequate preparation for whatever field they chose to enter. UPPER I.EFT: Mr. Ogleshv assigns work. ABOVE: Mrs. Strock is hard at work. LEFT: Mrs. Gaskin had a hard day. 37 THE WORLD OF WORK UPPER: Mrs. Hewitt stays busy all the time. ABOVE: Miss Disher. student teacher, is just beginning to learn the secrets of teaching. UPPER LEFT: Everyone needs a little extra help now and then. 38 BUSINESS The Business Department at Jenkins worked hard to help prepare students for life in a competitive society by supplying students with a variety of business courses. Skills acquired in these courses prepared students for office jobs in the business world. These skills were also useful in everyday life for students not interested in business careers. Some of the business courses offered were typing, shorthand, accounting, and office machines. These subjects were offered in such a way that students could start with beginning courses and move to more advanced courses, improving their skills as they went along. Mrs. Helmly, Mrs. Robertson. Mrs. Cullen, and Mrs. Hewitt the instructors of the business department — worked well with students, helping them to develop good working habits and attitudes. UPPER: Students at HVJ just love typingRIGHT: Guys need to know how to type, also! ABOVE: “This book could drive a person insane! ” 39 In the Industrial Arts classes students worked hard to achieve their goals - to make their thoughts, plans and designs into a work of art. Students were encouraged to strive to co-ordinate their hands and minds in preparation for possible future positions in architecture, surveying, and drafting. The Ind. Arts facilities included a workshop with adequate lighting, plenty of hand tools, and machinery with the necessary safety devices. All classroom activities were conducted with regard for individual and group safety. The instructors, Mr. LeMay and Mr. Bush, both offered students very rewarding courses. WARRIORS ARE SKILLFUL UPPER RIGHT Mr. LeMay builds a chair. ABOVE LEFT: Allan Speller works on a project. ABO VE: A student graphs his plans. 40 INDUSTRIAL ART DOMESTIC ARTS Many courses of Home Economics were open to boys and girls interested in different aspects of home life. Courses offered included Home Ec. I, Home Ec. II and Family Life. Vital areas of home furnishing, child development, clothing, nutrition and foods were explored and tested in these classes. These courses helped to prepare students for adult and family responsibilities in the future. UPPER: This curtain is looking better after a little ironing. ABOVE: We sure are confused. UPPER RIGHT: Just this little place to paint and I’ll be finished. HOME ECONOMICS 41 LEARNING TO SPEAK ANOTHER LANGUAGE The language classes at HVJ appealed to students who wanted to learn more than just English last year. Besides offering the first year courses in Spanish. French, and Latin, the Foreign Language Department made it possible for students to take advanced courses in language. The main goal of the courses was the same as that of English classes - communication. Learning to speak and understand a language is a long and complicated process, but oral expression and comprehension accomplished a great deal. Field trips to restaurants to taste the food of the cultures added to one’s knowledge. Individual and group projects encouraged students to do research along their own lines of interest. Mrs. Gary, Mrs. Amari, and Mr. Brooks helped students to achieve their goals, thus preparing them to speak another language. UPPER: We took Spanish because of the food. ABOVE: The foreign language students are proud of their work. ABO VE LEFT: Mrs. Gary drills the work into your head. 42 FOREIGN LANGUAGE UPPER: French plays are really fun and educational. ABOVE RIGHT: And the students think they are the only ones that like Spanish food! ABO VE Mrs. A man's desk is a busy place. 43 ART ADDS ENJOYMENT The Jenkins’ art teachers had a talent for introducing the students to many different interesting art projects during the year. Students first learned the basic art concepts. Then using their imaginations, they developed their own techniques. Student talent became evident in students creations - from painting on burlap to making designs out of eggshells. For some students came the reward of having some of their better pieces displayed for the entire school to enjoy. UPPER RIGHT: Masterpiece on display. ABOVE: Mrs. Erie- denburg and friend. UPPER I.EFT: Let's see part A goes into part B. ABOVE LEFT: Student helps bring King Tut’s treasures to H. V. J. 44 ART DRAMA IS EXPRESSION r % The Drama class at Jenkins last year gave students an opportunity to express themselves in many ways, including acting, ad-libbing and writing. With Mrs. Siefferman there to guide and direct them, the students worked on scripts. They demonstrated their talents by performing in skits and full-length plays. Also they developed their abilities to express emotions in an imaginative way. Mrs. Siefferman praised her students when they did something right and encouraged them when they were wrong. In addition to acting out published scripts, the students also wrote their own scripts and poetry. UPPER: Friends? LEFT: The other day well, it wasn V really the other day .. . ABOVE: Mrs. Siefferman takes time out. DRAMA 45 LEARNING THE TUNES The Music Department at HVJ was very successful in helping students to prepare for their musical careers. The chorus and the band courses developed the students’ talents. Mr. Fennell led the chorus classes to near perfection last year. He guided many students in the singing of all types of songs. The classes were educational as well as fun. Mr. Sinkus’ classes in band provided a basis for students who wanted to develop their techniques in playing band instruments. This practice encouraged some students to play in our school band. The music instructors and the students worked together to brighten up Jenkins every day with cheery note or song. UPPER: “The Blackston's just think they sing well!” ABOVE RIGHT: “One. two, three, blow! RIGHT: Mr. Fennell is always watching his students. ABOVE LEFT: “I told them not to start the song yet! 46 MUSIC AN INSIDE VIEW The Social Science classes were concerned with the everyday occurrences in life. These courses reflected the growth and change of the individual and gave students an inside view of themselves, of others and of the world around. Students studied man’s social habits, his behavior and his outlook on life. Courses offered the past year were Psychology, American Behavior, Social Problems, Economics and Sociology. Although the classes involved discussion mainly, students participated in experiments and field trips. Social Science steered students into new and interesting fields of learning. SOCIAL SCIENCE 47 MEETING INDIVIDUAL NEEDS Last year Jenkins initiated a wider variety of programs for the Exceptional Children Program. The SEARCH program headed by Ms. Flisnick, and geared to students in the upper ten percent of their class, provided them with the opportunity to take classes on an advanced level. There were several other programs: Reading, headed by Um. Witkim;; PVT. headed by Ms. Balkman and Ms. Stiener; BD, headed by Ms. Shernoff;and SLD, headed by Ms. Caphton. These classes helped students by allowing them to reach their goals at their own speed. All of these special courses assisted exceptional students in meeting their individual needs. UPPER: Ms. Baulk man goes over lessons with her students. ABOVE: PVT students enjoy a moment of relaxation. RIGHT Ms. Caphton looks over material during her planning period. 48 SPECIAL PROGRAMS HVJ HITS THE ROAD Students at Jenkins this year found themselves quickly becoming part of the adult world. One of the ways in which they were involved was in the Driver’s Education class. Students learned the rules of the road and safe driving habits. The beginning of the course consisted of classroom instruction including films and visits from guest speakers. The students then applied their classroom knowledge to the driving range. There they learned the ins and outs of maneuvering an automobile. Finally, the students were given their last and most important test of driving. They were allowed on the streets of Savannah. At the conclusion of the course, students had become safe and defensive drivers. DRIVER’S HD 49 RECOGNITION OF... UPPER: Mrs. No rah O’Neill - new Curriculum Specialist and pre(j Edie-Star Student. ABOVE RIGHT: Mrs. lutura Mrs. Vernell Gardner - Teacher of the Year. ABOVE LEFT: Breedlove - Star Teacher. 50 RECOGNITION FRIENDLY FACES ... Crosby, Woodrow, Jr. Berkstciner, Earl Jackson, James Spear. James Adkins, Edna Akins, Lillian Amari, J. J. Barry, Zaida Baulk man. Myrtle Breedlove, Laura Brooks, Gerald Brown, Gussie Brunjes, John Rush, Michael Butler. Franklin Caphton, Lois Carlee, Delray Carter, Gloria Christiansen, Lucille Conyers, Emma Jean Cross, John Dekle, James Dixon. Lola Ebert, Faye Farrer, Constance Fennell, Bob Fields, Harold Flisnick, Marsha Friedenberg, Pearl Godson, Benjamin 51 STAFF ADD TO LEARNING EXPERIENCES Gardener, Vemell Gary, Lorayne Gaskin. Jennette Gilbert. Sadie Glass. Eloise Goldstein. A. S. Golson. Hugh Greene. Leon Harris. Joshua Hayes. Wallace Helmly, Winifred Herrington, John Hewitt, Catherine Hollowed, Istalena Jenkins, Gussie Jenkins. Harry Johnston. Jerry Kaiglcr, Dorothy Kantziper, Leonard Ken law, Jessie Larcom. Charles LeBey, Naomi Lee, Priscilla Lemay, Leonard Jr. Lewis, Bobbie Mallory, Millie Mehthorn. Terrie Mell. Jane Miller, Tom Millikan. Margie 52 STAFF Mitchell, Annette Musser. Elizabeth Nunnually, Herman Oglesby. Edward O’Neill. Norah Patton, Betty Phillips, Latrelle Porter, Dwan Powell, Richard Preetorius, Virginia Ready. Jeanette Robertson, Jane Robinson, Doris Sanfilippo. Joseph Seckinger. Marian Shearouse, Tom Shernoff, Elise Shoff, Alice Sinkus, Benjamin Snyder, l.ee Steiner, Karen Stockton, Doug Strock, Joey Wilkerson, Carletha Wilkins, Annette 53 CLUBS 55 SMALL BUT EFFICIENT The 1977-78 Annual Staff worked long and hard to produce the book. The members pitched in and helped one another in order to meet the deadlines. Many hours during the holidays and some days after school were spent working to complete the annual. Even though the staff was rather small and the work was doubled, the members accomplished their purpose. The pages were easier to produce because of the Theory class that was offered in the spring quarter of 77. The future staff members learned just about everything they needed to know to plan a good annual. They were also deeply involved in selling ads before the school year started. With the help of the advisors and the staff team work, the book was successfully produced. Everyone was proud to have worked on the yearbook. UPPER CENTER: The 1977-78 Sequoyah Staff. ABOVE: (From top to bottom): Martha Kilpatrick - Editor, Sharon Worn mack - Gasses Editor. Kim Anderson • Sports Editor, Traci Jones - Academics and Administration Editor, Mary Clements - Photography Editor, Terry Clark Business Manager. 56 SEQUOYAH STAFF ABOVE LEFT: (From top to bottom): Cyndi Woodward - Academics and Administration, Scott Parker - Club and Features, Glenda Baugh - Typist, Maxwell Gazola - Photographer, and Charlene Taylor - Academics and Administration. LEFT: Mr. Hayes and Mrs. Amari - Advisors. 57 58 SEQUOYAH STAFF We would like to thank the 1977-1978 Sequoyah Helpers for the superb job they did on the Yearbook sales. Without the help of these friends, selling annuals would have been a difficult and almost impossible task. The month of October was designated as Sequoyah sales month. Every morning of the sale, these volunteers went to each homeroom to give students an opportunity to buy their copy of the Sequoyah. OUR FRIENDS LEND A HELPING HAND Above: First Row: Karrie Kay, Kay Denham, Shelly Kelly, Kelly Hagan, Alison Mintz, Fred Edie. Second Row: Barbara Arnold, Lisa Jones, Maureen Murphy, Trica Galin. Third Row: Wamell Mobley, Lynn DiCola. Carla Thompson. Audrey Brinson, Meg Helmly, Gina Young. SEQUOYAH HELPERS 59 ALWAYS ON TOP The newspaper staff underwent several revisions last year. The year started out with a newspaper drive with a promise of six and possibly eight issues during the year. A new printing style was used this past year. The paper was printed on newsprint rather than the old glossy type paper. Mrs. Beth Musser served as staff advisor for the first quarter. Mrs. Martha Cofficld then took the job as advisor for the remainder of the year. The staff had several fund-raising projects which included candy sales, the selling of class necklaces, as well as their usual Ad sales. The staff was very pleased with the year’s success, and Hi-Jenks spirit was at an all-time high. ABOVE: Advisor and business manager make a final check. ABOVE RIGHT: hirst Row: Karrie Kay. Jeff Hilderbrand. Greselda Powell, Ricky Priester. Mark Stacey. Second Row: Raymond Woodberry, Gary Kazlow. Kay Denham. Maureen O’Brien. Catherine Passmore. Roland Wallace, Terry Whatley. Third Row: Patricia Kniphfer. Wanda White. Top: Lori Knight. RIGHT: Staff members discuss important issues. 60 HI-JENKS OF THE SITUATION UPPER: Staff members admire their work. ABOVE LEFT: “Cutting and pasting has always been one of my favorite pastimes. ’’ABOVE: “It’s nor bad. if I say so myself. ” LEFT: Advisor ■ Mrs. Martha Coffield catches up on the newns. 61 The Jenkins High School Varsily Cheerleaders once again promoted school spirit. The group of thirteen girls made HVJ a livelier and more exciting place to spend 180 days. The Cheerleaders spent many hours of the summer and after school in practice to be the successful team they were. As well as participating at the football and basketball games, the Cheerleaders sold mums and pom-poms and supported numerous other Homecoming activities. EXTREME UPPER: “This is our show: would you please hush?” UPPER LEFT: Maureen Murphy - captain. UPPER CENTER. Carla Thompson - co-captain. UPPER RIGHT: Audrey Brinson. ABOVE LEFT: Kim Mahany. ABOVE CENTER: Shelly Kelly. ABOVE: Vicky Moody. 62 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS WE HAVE THE SPIRIT EXTREME UPPER LEFT: Cindy Helmly. EXTREME UPPER CENTER: Lynn Dicola. EXTREME UPPER RIGHT: Kelly Hagan. UPPER LEFT: Meg Helmly. UPPER RIGHT We're one in spirit. ABOVE LEFT: Lisa Jones. ABOVE CENTER: Gina Young. ABOVE RIGHT: Warned Mobley. 63 From left to right: First Row: Sequoyah strikes a pose. Marcia Croshy - Jr. Varsity Mascot. Susan Tate ■ Captain. Patty Jones - Captain. Second Row: Angela Jones. Ann Decrcscenzo, Lori Alexander. Tia Sanders. Third Row: Kelly Blackston, Wanda Godfrey, Darlene Hayes. Carla Mills. Fourth Row: Alberta Strickland, Lisa Bell. Sheila Brown. Sandra Ixing. 64 JR. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders had a slow start in '16-11 year, but not this past year. They were ready to give the Warriors all the support they could. They backed up the Varsity Cheerleaders at all games and helped at Pep Rallies. In '16-11 there were only eight Jr. Varsity members, but this past year we had a group of fourteen enthusiastic and high-spirited members. LET’S GET A LITTLE BIT ROWDY UPPER LEFT: Mrs. Mitchell, head of Jr. Varsity cheerleaders. ABO VE: One of Jr. Varsity’s fabulous routines. 65 The hard-working and enthusiastic band again this year spurred the H.V.J. Warriors and fans on to high spirits. Their enthusiasm was contagious. Many hours of after school practice contributed to the success of the band’s performance. The band not only participated in football halftimes but also marched in several local parades. A highlight of the year was their participation in the Peach Bowl Parade in Atlanta. UPPER: Desiree Robbins, Gwen Passmore, Janet Kniphfer, Weselyn Ball, Dori Dixon, Michelle Younger. CENTER: Van David. Michael Alderman. Fred Edie, Louie Watson, Willie Lovett. Matt Jones, Ronnie Murray. Beth Browne. RIGHT: You have to please them. 66 BAND STRIKE UP THE BAND UPPER LEFT: Bobby Smith, Marshall Gill, AI Ryan, Jerome Farris, Billy Brewer. UPPER RIGHT. Chris Phillips, Willie Thompson, Freddie Fa ruble. Rod Ball ABOVE: Wesley Ball, Ricky Diass, David Swindell, Jeff Thornburg, Charles Shuman, Sam Byrd. Ronnie Harrelson. Jerry Gray. Kelly Poythress, David Waters. Hal Kraft, Greg Bing, Anthony Wesley, Randy Murray, Ronald Ford. Jeff Jones. Craig Albright, Mark Sikes. NOT PICTURED: Gregory Williams. 67 ABOVE: David Cobia, Eric Mitchell, Robert Kolb, Cathy Wertz, Jan Ashbaugh, Marcel flatten, Annette Beebe, Debbie Bazemore, Edward Duncan, Sherry Hill. Stacey Michael. UPPER: Lowell Dasher, Paul Childers, Robert Washington, Douglas Stuart. UPPER LEFT: Drum Major Michelle Younger practices marching. 68 BAND GIRLS, GIRLS, GIRLS! The majorettes, along with the newly formed color guard, were a great asset to the band. They assisted the band at football halftimes and in other band activities. The majorettes and the color guard accompanied the band to the Peach Bowl in Atlanta. There were three majorettes: Ada Hill - Captain, Annette Beebe and Paula Wiles. Five sophomores made up the color guard: Donna Hillis, Rita Cowan, Donna Parrish, Sherrie Denmark, Julie Mitchell. UPPER: Color Guard. Front: Donna Hillis. Back Row: Donna Parrish, Julie Mitchell. Rita Gowan, Sherrie Denmark. ABOVE: The majorettes: Annette Beebe, Ada Hill, Paula Wiles. 69 UPPER: Wait until I get my hands on you. ABOVE: Spanish Club, (left to right): First Row: Pam Lowery. Debra Sasser, Sherrie Kinsey, Janet Holland, Karen Aaron, Anita Count, Alisa Kay, Earl Usry, Joe Minchew, Keith Murless. Second Row: Sherrie Crews. Donna Hillis, Ava Salter, Lowell Dasher, Cathy Brown. Sharon Wommack, Martha Kilpatrick, Michelle Argrow. Renee Fletcher, Cathy Passmore, Georgia Ann Butler, (ilenda Brown. Third Row: Mrs. Gary - Advisor, Ixiura Spradling, Cathy Wertz, Susan Kenton, Cathy Ryan, Cathy Carlson, Cheryl Shuman, Ricky White. Willie Alls, Betty Fox, Donald Tuten. 70 SPANISH CLUB NEVER A DULL MOMENT Last year as always, the Spanish Club was one of the most active clubs at Jenkins. The various activities included visits from exchange students from other schools. The exchange students spoke to the club members telling them about their countries and their cultures. Earlier in the year, the members of the club enjoyed Spanish food at Juanita’s Mexican restaurant. During the year, the club sold candy and cookies to finance a trip to Saint Augustine. The club used the money to charter a bus to the old city, and the members spent an exciting day touring the city and enjoying the sights. UPPER: Spanish Club Officers, (kneeling): Lowell Dasher - President. Max (iazola - Chaplain, (standing): Mrs. Gary - Advisor. Sharon Worn mack • Treasurer. Bonnie Brown - Vice President. Anganette Young - Secretary. ABOVE: One of the best things about being a member of the Spanish Club is the food. 71 GETTING AHEAD The Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) was formed for students interested in the various fields of business. The students banded together in pursuit of information concerning different business careers. Under the direction of Mrs. Catherine Hewitt, the club took several career-related field trips which included visits to the offices of IBM and the FBI. To support the club, the students held a candy sale at the beginning of the year to raise money for their activities which included a Christmas party and several other club gatherings. ABOVE: FBLA Club. First Row: Theresa Cheeks. Geni Baltzager, Julie Pilcher, Terry Calhoun, Pam Hayes. Second Row: Susan Silas. Cindy Beall, Karen Taylor, Teresa Morrison, Terri Dooley, Viola Smith, Andrea White, Louise Richards, Karen Mayes, Teresa iMthem, Angela Zealy. Third Row: Mrs. Hewitt - Advisor. Carolyn Sims, Margaret Fowler, Sharon Collins. Deidre Royal, Robbin Herron. Pam Mills, Linda Holland, Mary Ruth Clanton, Cheryl Shuman, Debbie West. RIGHT: FBLA Officers, sitting): Mary Ruth Clanton - Chaplain. Pam Mills - President, Sharon Collins - Treasurer, (standing): Karen Mayes - Secretary, Margaret Fowler - Parliamentarian. Andrea White - Reporter. Cindy Beall - Vice President. 72 FBLA FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Future Homemakers of America learned about homelife and family decisions. The club prepared students for situations in marriage and for the demands of making decisions about homelife and of dealing with community affairs. During the past year the FHA achieved many goals. The Club had its own television show and also attended the state convention in Atlanta. Serving the community was a highlight of the FHA’s programs. They aided the elderly and pre-school children. A scholarship fund was awarded to the most talented FHA student. Tomorrow’s homemaker will be ready to assume a place of responsibility and leadership in a busy world. UPPER I.EFT: (left to right): Kim Blackston - Vice-President. Michelle Ivey - President. Kelly Blackston - Secretary. Sharon Mobley ■ Treasurer. UPPER RIGHT: FHA Advisors - Miss Seckinger, Mrs. Wright. ABOVE: Top Row (left to right): Miss Seckinger. Linda lively. Kirn Blackston, Sharon Mobley. A n enia Wright, Gwen Passmore. Michelle Ivey. Mrs. Wright. Kneeling: Linda ettles, Brenda Coleman, Dixie Duke, Kelly Blackston, Debbie Garvitte. Linda Adams. FHA 73 SOUNDS OF YESTERDAY Under the direction of Mr. Robert Fennell, the HVJ Chorus had a successful year. The major production of the ’77-’78 school year was GODSPELL. In early April the Chorus took their show on the road to local schools and churches. In addition to GODSPELL, the ’76-’77 Chorus performed a SALUTE TO BROADWAY with 44 songs from 38 different Broadway musicals, complete with costumes and choreography. The choral members also participated in the All-State Tryouts. During May of 1977, the group took a four-day trip to Daytona Beach, Florida. In order to finance the trip, the members held candy sales and other fund-raising projects. Because of students’ interests. Advanced Girls’ Chorus and Advanced Mixed Ensemble were added to the curriculum. 74 CHORUS UPPER: Mr. Fennell and Kelly Hagan practice for the spring concert. ABOVE AND CENTER: HVJ’s Chorus line presents A SALUTE TO BROADWA Y. ABOVE: Advanced Girls Chorus, (left to right): First Row: Donna Herring. Keelie Reed. Linda Pilcher, Glenda Brown. Second Row: Rosalind Mitchell, Jackie Wright. Debbie Garvitte. Jan Ashbaugh, Lisa Jones, Core' Wilkerson, l.enore Seckinger, Linda Ferguson, Jo Hatcher, Sheila Brown. Third Row: Eunita Graham. Geraldine Coleman. Joan Taylor, Karen McElhaney, Andrea Williams. Janice Hudson. Kim Albright. Joan Galletta. Cynthia Hendrix, Joyce Sims. Fourth Row: Kim Blackston, Novi Smith, Joan Taylor, Cynthia Singleton, Janice Willis, Elaine Brown, Jodi Mock, Kelly Blackston, Bernita Lipsey. Fifth Row: Trevia Jackson. Mary Ann Green, Cindi Bashlor, Sherri Mixon, Kelly Whatley, Pam Sharp ley, Mr. Fennell. CENTER LEFT: Advanced Girls Chorus Officers. Jan Ashbaugh - President, Lisa Jones - Vice-President, Core' Wilkerson - Secretary•, l.enore Seckinger - Treasurer. BELOW LEFT: Girls Chorus. First Row: Jeanette Sims, Vernita iMwton, Deidre Williams, Patricia Wesley, Alldryn Joyner, Tammie Campbell, Lisa Lindsey, Ramona Cook, Dwana Miles, Angela Johnson. Second Row: Karen Tornoe, Jackie Cofield, Robin Bragg, Kathy Brown, Denise LeMay, Brenda Coleman. Ami Ixmier. Alison Anderson, Ruby Hall, Michelle Dukes. Tia Sanders, Patricia Sheffield. Third Row: Valerie Fields. Angela Singleton, Tonya Simmons. Jackie Pruitt, Stephanie Johnson, Tina Paige, Sharon Hardy, Gwen Simmons. Jackie Smith, Linda Mason. Betty Smith. Fourth Row: Conswella Jones. Wanda Herron, Patricia Hammons, Joyce Hamilton. Carla Thompson, Kathy Leaf, Caroline Glover. Trisha Mehlhorn. 75 DO.. .RE.. .MI... ABOVE: Advanced Mixed Chorus. First Row: Bobby Walton, Alpine Singleton, John Spaulding, Eric Smalls. Chauncey Jones, Michael Smalls, Chris Thompson, Ken Gordon, Karris Kittles, Timothy White, Don Holloway, Ronald Wilson, Johnnie Washington, Edward Holloway. Second Row: Muriel Brown, Alberta Strickland. Claudette Badger, Connie Shurling, l.itha McCombs, Drew Lanier, Helene Polite, Melinda Sells. Sarah Peacock, Janis Jackson, Angela Gary, Carol Henderson, Sandra Aikens, Lori Walker. Third Row: Janice Gardner, Allison Powers, Sherry Bolden, Cecelia Wiggins, Tanya hluellen, Paula Wiles, Cindi Helmly, Brenda Luten, Jatrelle Bing, Sylvia Roace, Angela Jones, Vanessa Johnson. Beth Ryan, Pam Mills, Janice Vaigneur. Fourth Row: Brenda Osborne. Valencia Smith, Linda Washington. Sheila Hazzard, Carla Stephens, Terre Owens, Chenia Nufinally, Geraldine Lowrey, Eugenia Young, Jackie Simon. Beth Sowell, Emily Campbell, Janet Jackson, Belisha Smith. Cheryl Shuman. Elizabeth Bacon. Fifth Row: Eric Campbell, Henry Green, Ernest Smith, Orion Cooper. Herbert Boston, Smith Jackson, Deon Groover, Donald lanier. UPPER: Advanced Mixed Chorus Officers: Emily Campbell • President, Helene Polite - Vice-President, Terre Owens - Secretary, Beth Sowell - Treasurer. 76 CHORUS ABOVE: Advanced Mixed Ensemble. First Row: Arthur Hutto. Chris Glaize, Bedford Davis. Jon McCollum. Clement Green. Ralph Boston. Second Row: Mira Harrison. Maureen Murphy, Ginny Sims. Kim Trammell. Cindi Calhoun. Carol Sims. Kathy Brewer. Cathy Passmore. Third Row: Cathy Ryan, Glennis Mitchell. Kelly Hagan. Tracey Flanders. Mr. Fennell. Kathy Leaf, Sheila Maiden. Susan Tate. Gwen Sampson. UPPER: Advanced Mixed Ensemble Officers. Jon McCollum ■ President. Cathy Ryan - Vice President. Catherine Passmore - Secretary. Kathy Leaf - Treasurer. LEFT: A new secretary? 77 The Drill Team, under the direction of Mrs. Jerrie Williams and Mr. Harold Fields, played an important part in boosting spirit at HVJ’s events. The team performed their routines and marched in formation, accompanied by the band at halftime during the football season. Not only did they represent their school at football games but they also marched with the band in the Peach Bowl parade. To raise money for new uniforms, the Drill Team sponsored dances and held candy sales. GETTIN’ IT TOGETHER UPPER: Mr. f ields works at regular daytime activities also. CENTER: The Drill Team do their thing to entertain spectators at the Peach Bowl parade. ABOVE: The Drill Team visits Atlanta. 78 DRILL TEAM UPPER: The Drill Team Officers, (left to right): Rosalyn Mitchell - Sergeant at Arms. Audrey Parris - Captain. Bernita Upsey - Secretary. ABOVE: The Drill Team, (kneeling): Rosalyn Mitchell. Angela Singleton, Michelle Cole. Romana Cook. Bernita Upsey, Andrea Williams, Alldrein Joyner, Jackie Wright. Muriel Brown, (standing): Ella Williams. Ann Andrews, Karen Mayes. Audrey Parris, Deidra Royal, Charlene Washington, Sharon Hardy, Undo Washington, Denise Akins, Johnnie Dean Mil ledge. 79 Vocational Industrial Clubs of America (VICA) was a club designed to better prepare the high school students for the world of work. This past year the VICA club under the supervision of Mr. Shearouse engaged in a group of activities: they gave fruit to a local Nursing Home, donated clothes and toys to Georgia Regional, sponsored an oyster roast, a Halloween party and a Christmas party. UPPER: Halloween parties sure are fun. ” ABO VE: A night with the spooks. RIGHT: It sure is lonely around here. 80 VICA WARRIORS AT WORK UPPER LEFT: Mr. Tom Shearouse - Advisor. UPPER RIGHT: VIC A Officers. Traci Morgan - Parliamentarian. Earlene Thrift - Secretary, !a Nina Thompson - President. Paula Mote - Vice-President .Barbara Arnold • Treasurer. ABOVE: VIC A Club. First Row: Karen Krause, Denise Parrish. Dean Wedincamp, Leith Moore, Earlene Thrift, LaNina Thompson. Glenda Bell. Jill Markesteyn, Barbara Arnold, Pam Hendrix, Lynne Mattair, Yvonne Quarterman, Steve Sapp. Bobby Feus. Mr. Shearouse. Second Row: Trisha Mason, Linda Rhodes, Frank Hendrix, luirry Watkins, Steve Taylor, Joe Rosenbaum. Tim White, Freddie Lucus, I Minor De Voe, Paula Mote. Third Row: Traci Morgan, Kenneth Carr, Freddie Smalls. Edward Holloway, Donald Holloway, Elizabeth Scott. 81 A LITTLE PLAY— A LOT OF WORK The Junior Exchange Club enjoyed its uniqueness by being the only Jr. Exchange Club in the Chatham County school system. Because of this, the members had more of a chance to serve their community, and they took advantage of this opportunity. The club manned a booth at the Coastal Empire Fair. Members took turns selling toys to raise money for charity. Later in the year, the club officiated at the Saint John’s Center in the Special Olympics for liandicapped children and the Chatham County Special Olympics. The Club also carried on the annual Brew Bowl football game. UPPER: Officers, flop) Michael Barker - Vice President, (middle) Scotty Parker President. (bottom. left to right): Ricky Daiss Sec., Joany Zeigler Sweetheart. Dudley Stone - Treas. ABOVE: (First row) Greg Warnock, Dudley Stone, In Choi Yun, Ricky Daiss, Karl Grotheer, John Powers, Jimmy Potter, Scotty Parker. (Second row) Michael Bush, Alan Bazemore, Richard Anchors, Lenny Karpaitas, Michael Barker, David Crapse, Jim Ogletree, Tommy Light foot, Danny Jones, Eddie Lee. RIGHT: Michael Bush - Advisor. 82 JUNIOR EXCHANGE ENTERING A SECOND YEAR Entering its second year as an organized service club at Jenkins, the National Honor Society had a very successful year. NHS is a club dedicated to honoring those students maintaining a 3.5 average. The club held several activities, including an induction ceremony for new members and Christmas caroling at a rest home for the elderly. Under the guidance of their advisor, Mrs. L. Phillips, the club met every other Tuesday to discuss club business. UPPER: Rodney Wallace. Fred Edie and Ralph Forbes discuss the potentials of new member Gary Kazlow. ABOVE: Front Row: Advisor - Mrs. Phillips, Cindy Calhoun. Cathy Carlson. Fred Edie, Mary Ruth Clanton. Sharon Worn mack. Kay Denham and Karrie Kay. Back Row: Donald Tuten. Rodney Wallace. Ralph Forbes. Susan Wynn, Tricia Galin. Gary Kazlow. LEFT: NHS Officers. Sharon Wommack - Vice-President. Fred Edie - President. Mary Ruth Clanton - Secretary-Treasurer. NHS 83 BRINGING THE WORLD TO HVJ By means of a lot of hard but enthusiastic work. The Savannah Chapter of the American Field Service brought several exchange students to Savannah. Jenkins was fortunate to have Maxwell Gazola from Brazil for a year. Max’s American parents were Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Denham. Max spent the year learning about a Warrior’s life, and at the same time, sharing his culture with the HVJ students and teachers. The members of AFS raised money by selling cakes and cookies and other such things as cowbells and confetti at football games. The club also participated in an international dinner with the Jenkins’ language clubs. UPPER LEFT: AFS Cub Officers, (kneeling): Margaret Fowler - President, Karrie Kay - 2nd Vice-President, (standing): Maureen O'Brien - 1st Vice-President, Lowell Dasher - Treasurer, Sequoyah. Sharon Worn mack - Secretary, Mrs. Ebert - Advisor. ABOVE: AFS Cub. First Row: (left to right): Michael Barker, Cathy Carlson, Sherry Ward, Barbara Page. Bonnie Brown. Terry Adams. Janet Holland, Olenda Baugh. Lowell Dasher, Martha Kilf a trick. Second Row: Angela Zealy, Alison Mintz, Kay Denham, Mary Denham. Margaret Fowler, Maxwell Gazola, Barbara Arnold. Sharon Wommack. Sandra Stone, Karrie Kay. UPPER RIGHT: HVJ's exchange student. Maxwell Gazola. 84 AFS FROM WOOD TO WONDERS The Industrial Arts Club was made up of students from both the regular-day Industrial Arts classes and the extended-day classes. The extended-day classes provided learning time for other students. These classes included photography and wookworking. In the extended-day woodworking class, the students began by making an airplane that, when finished, was fully operational. In the photography class, students learned how to use a camera and how to print their own pictures. The club raised money for the Industrial Arts Department and helped interested students prepare special projects for the state convention of Industrial Arts Clubs. UPPER: Ind. Arts Officers, (kneeling): Terry Whatley - Treasurer. Mary Clements - Secretary, (standing): John Schomburg - Parlimentarian. Robbie Martin - Historian. Greg Warnock - President, Ronnie Murray - Vice-President, ABOVE: Ind. Arts Club, (kneeling): John Schomburg, Carey Macon, Robbie Martin. Ronnie Murray, Calvin Shiggs, Jerome Quarter man. Second Row: Laura Spradling, Terry Whatley, Mary Clements. John Powers, Jerry Lee. Third Row: Greg Warnock, Mark Kane, Scotty Parker, Phil Cooler. Behind: Troy Ard. LEFT: Mr. Lemay helps Teresa Green with her project. INDUSTRIAL ARTS 85 IMAGINATION AND CHALLENGE The Literary Club was formed for the purpose of producing a magazine of students’ poems, short stories and art. The magazine was named the Belletrist, a word which means “a person who writes interesting literature.” The members turned out to be accomplished writers, artists, layout designers and business people. The members of the club were given a chance to be creative, and their works were published for the entire school to enjoy. The magazine was planned, produced and financed by the students, with the teacher-sponsors giving inspiration and advice. The printing costs were financed by proceeds from a bake sale, a candy sale and even a one-day pickle sale. UPPER: Literary Club advisors, (left to right): Marilyn Edie, John Cross, Martha Coffield, President - Cathy Ryan. ABOVE: First row. Wanda White, Mavis Stewart, Valerie Smith. Andrea White, Darrell Westbury, Richard Daiss. Maureen O’Brien, Weslyn Ball. Karrie Kay. Standing: Georgia Ann Butler. Michelle Ivey, Griselda Powell. Alison Mintz, Eugenia Young. Gwen Passmore. Cathy Ryan. Patricia Huff, Kay Denham, Julie Ralston, Mary Denham, Debra Thomas, Gail Pender, Melissa Clanton, Tammy Speller. RIGHT: Louie Morgan sinks into a story. 86 LITERARY CLUB IT’S YOUR MOVE This past year at Jenkins a Chess Club was formed for students interested in the difficult game of skill. After the club was organized and the officers were elected, the members started their club activities by promoting a chess tournament. The club members observed many interesting and even unusual games during the highly successful tournament. The members arranged a seeding schedule which encouraged competition within the club and prepared them for games with other schools. UPPER: Chess Club Officers. (left to right): Michael Chess Club. (left to right): Mr. Franklin Butler - Advisor. Barker - President. Philip Kandel - Secretary. Robert Robert Kolb. Philip Kandel, In Choi Yun, Michael Barker. Kolb Treasurer. Dudley Stone - Vice President. ABOVE: Richard Hill, Dudley Stone. Bill Glagola. CHESS 87 STAND UP AND CHEER ABOVE: 77-78 Boosters, (left to right): First Row: Linda McKiver. Sherry Johnson, lx ri Famble. Second Row: Sharon Hazzard, Kate Mabry, Janice Gadson, Gizelle Daniels, Glenda Brown. Judy Lucas, Anganette Young. Leatha McCombs. Third Row: Kathy Mitchell, Latonya Jackson, Karen Pray, Michelle JJukes, Sandra Jenkins, Jackie Pluitt, Alfreda Hudson. Fourth Row: Olivia Moultrie. Dawn Tilson. Helene Polite, Linda Mason, Sherry Bolden. 88 BOOSTERS The Student Booster Club of HVJ consisted of a group of girls that were dedicated to their school. Under the guidance of Mrs. Jeanette Ready, they gave their time and talents to activities that fostered school spirit among the students of HVJ. They assisted the varsity cheerleaders at all major sports games and with great enthusiasm helped lead the Warrior fans in chants of victory. UPPER: Mrs. Jeanette Ready, 77-78 Booster Club Advisor. ABOVE: 77-78 Booster Club Officers, (kneeling): Sherry Bolden - Assistant Secretary, Helene Polite - Treasurer, Dawn Tilson - Community Calendar, Karen Pray - Assistant Treasurer. Back Row: Anganette Young - President, Gizelle Daniels (withdrawn). Janice Godson • Secretary. 89 SEARCHING FOR ANSWERS Under the supervision of Miss Dixon and Mrs. Gaskin, the Reach Out Club had a very successful year and increased its membership from ten to fourteen. Meeting during the beginning of lunch once a week, the members searched the Bible. They formed a close unity among themselves, and by reading, studying, and praying together, the Reach Out members found answers to many personal questions. UPPER Advisors, (left to right): Miss Dixon and Mrs. Gaskin. ABOVE Front Row: Miss I.. Dixon. Michelle Argrow, Cathy Ryan. Ronnie Harrelson. Patricia Huff. Viola Smith. Angelita Greene. Lady Fox. Mrs. J. Gaskin. Back Row: Sharon Mobley, Michele Ivey, I at relic Bing, Brenda Luten, Catherine Passmore. Anganette Young, Sandra Allen. 90 R LAC 11 OUT ACHIEVEMENT, CHARACTER AND LEADERSHIP Suggested Model Constitution And By-Laws For Local Chapters of the NATIONAL BETA CLUB This past year there was a new dub formed at HVJ - The BETA Club. It was a national honor organization dedicated to performing meritorious service in school, community and nation. The purpose of the club was to encourage achievement, character and leadership. In the Beta Club, the membership was limited to the freshman class, and the honor of being selected was based on academic achievement. The advisors were Mrs. Doris Robinson. Mr. Gerald Brooks and Miss Naomi LeBey. They helped this club get off to a good start. UPPER: Guidelines for Beta Cub. ABOVE: 77-78 Beta Club, (sitting): Miss LeBev and Mrs. Robinson - advisors, (standing): Willie Lovett, John Silas, Antonio Brant. Greselda Powell, Sharon Ash. Terry Takets. Donna Hillis, Keith Oliver, Kelly Blackston, Suresh Krishnanudrti, Deborah Watkins. Chris Thompson, Keith Murless, Linda Ricord. Kevin Fischer. BETA CLUB 91 EARN WHILE LEARNING Distributive Education Clubs of America was a youth leadership program with many challenging and exciting opportunities. As a DECA member the student became a part of the National Organization, organized for and operated by students with career goals. The objective of the program was to prepare students for employment in the areas of merchandising, marketing, management and service occupations. UPPER LEFT: Mrs. Madarous ■ Club Advisor. UPPER RIGHT DECA Officers. Back Row: Randy Brannen - Reporter, Angie Kent ■ Treasurer, Robert Jarriel - Parliamentarian. Front Row: Sharon Canady - Secretary. Julie Pilcher • President. Mrs. Madarous - Club Advisor. ABOVE: DECA Club, (standing): Michael Stepherson, Dianne Scott. Anganette Young. Cecil Grant, Viola Smith. Mrs. Madarous, Jerry Clark, l.isa Bell, Susan Tate. Kate Sancomb, Sharon Canady, (kneeling): Joseph Lane, Roy McClendon, Joey Saxon, Fredrick Miller, Jill Haralson. Angie Kent. 92 DECA STUDENTS HELPING STUDENTS UPPER: Mrs. O’Neill and Mrs. Gardner. 77-78 Student Council Advisors. ABOVE: 77-78 Student Council members, (seated): Lynn Thompson, Lynn DiCola, Viola Smith. Maureen Murphy, (standing): Patricia Galin. Mrs. Gardner. Mrs. O’Neill, Dean Groover. STUDENT COUNCIL 93 94 95 SPORTS MILE AFTER MILE UPPER LEFT: Coach James Dupree-Boys’ Track Team Advisor. UPPER RIGHT: The 1976 77 Boys’ Track Team. Front Row fleft to right): Frazier Wood. Elliot Jenkins. Ronald Stone. Roy McClendon. Tony Lee. Clement Green. Second Row: Clarence Williams. James Jenkins. Freddie Earn hie, Roland Wallace. Sanford Stephans. Anthony Wesley. David Carter, Rodney Wallace. Ronald Hanes. David Lamson. Roderic Ball. Tim Rhodes. ABOVE: The 1976-77 Girls’ Track Team. Front Row: Lisa Miller, Melissa Terell. Patricia Huff. Back Row: Emily Campbell. Eloise Glass - advisor. Jo-anne Campbell. Tia Sanders. Sandra Johnson. 96 TRACK A HOLE IN ONE! UPPER RIGHT: Practice makes perfect. ABOVE: The 1976-77 Golf Team. Front Row (left to right): Harry l.eaf- Co-captain, Larry Lee, Tim Thompson. Back Row: Douglas Stuart, Chuck Rawlinson, Barry Brennan - Captain. UPPER LEFT: Coach Dan Lloyd - advisor. GOLF 97 The team started out the season with a lot of new and inexperienced players. The beginning of the season looked bright as the Warriors defeated Savannah High, last year’s region champs, in the first region game of the season. The next region game was not as bright as Jenkins lost 3-1 to Winsor Forest. The team did get back on the track and went on to a 9-2 record at the Easter break. With some injuries to key players and a great deal of controverscy the team went into a slump and lost 7 of its last 9 games. Even with this slump, the Warriors did get into the Region tournament by tying Groves for third place in the Region. The season ended as Windsor Forest defeated Jenkins 2-0 in the region playoffs. WARRIORS AT BAT UPPER: Team members confer with Coach Gary Shephard on game strategy. RIGHT: Sonny Stevens stands ready at bat. ABOVE: The Baseball Team. Bottom Row (left to right): Susan Tate-Score Keeper, Michael Grant, Greg Showalter, Sonny Stevens, Keith Ondriezek, Rollin Ford, Bill McQuire, Macky Harrison. Rob Arnold, Sally Neher-Score Keeper Top Row: Gary Shepard-Coach, Ralph Forbes, Paul Childers, Charles Cowart, Bobby Smith. Gerald Sharpe, Victor Fowler, Mike Williams, Glynn Jones, Neil Strong. 98 BASEBALL A NEW LEAGUE This year Jenkins added a new, exciting game to its sports curriculum Girls’ Softball. For a first year, the girls proved themselves to be outstanding in the field, winning 12 out of 16 games played and thus claiming the title of City Champs. Awards were given to Teresa Thompson - Best Team Supporter and Gail Smith — Most Valuable Player, for their excellence in the field of Softball. If the first year was any indication of future successes, Jenkins Warrior (ettes) would be a winning asset in years to come. UPPER: It’s a home run! ABOVE: The Softball Team, fleft to right) First Row: Ms. Bartley. Tami Bills. Linda McKiver, Mr. Jenkins. Second Row: (lail Smith. Lisa Boothroyd. Theresa Thompson. Third Row: Marietta Martin, Nan Shiver, Donna Deal. Sandra Johnson. LEFT: The coaches, Ms. Jessie Bartley and Mr. Harry Jenkins. GIRLS’ SOFTBALL 99 SWINGING INTO FIRST UPPER RIGHT Louie is right on target. ABOVE: Is this what Em supposed to hit ? RIGHT: (left. Bottom to Top) Mrs. Eloise Glass. Lynn DiCola, Carla Hickman. Pam Sharpley, David Cobia, David Harvey. Karl Grotheer, Michael Barker. Glen Price. Ben Cowart, (right. Top to Bottom) Stan Hewitt. Hal Kraft, Tommy Tucker. Michael Harvey, Jim Ogle tree, Louie Morgan. Paul Childers. Kelly Hagan. Susan Goodrich. Mr. Harry Jenkins. 100 TENNIS For the second consecutive year the tennis team made the spectators stand up and applaud. The tennis team took the City Championship title for 1976-77. This honor climaxed a 10-3-1 win-loss-tie season. Many individual players added extra honor to the Jenkins’ name. Glen Price was first in the city singles tournament, second in the region singles, and advanced to the quarter finals in state competition. Stan Hewitt and David Harvey won first place in the doubles and advanced to semi-finals in the region. Lynn DiCola attained second in the singles in city competition. Susan Goodrich and Freddie Sims conquered their opponents to become first place in city doubles. The team did not achieve their success alone. Harry Jenkins and Eloise Glass gave the team excellent instruction and much encouragement. WELCOMING A NEW SPORT In spite of the full sports schedule at Jenkins, the Warriors found time to support another game. Four soccer teams were developed for competition against schools in and out of Savannah. The teams formed consisted of a Varsity, a Junior Varsity, a Warrior Freshmen team (13-14 years old) and a Prep team (12 and under). Games, coached by Joseph Sanfilippo and Tom Miller, were played at Daffin Park on Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. A special group of cheerleaders was formed also. Prep-cheerleaders were required to cheer only at JV, Warrior Freshmen and Prep-team games. Varsity cheerleaders chose to cheer at Varsity soccer games in addition to cheering at the basketball games. These two groups of cheerleaders boosted the spirit of the spectators and the players and made soccer a welcomed sport at Jenkins. -O' K it 102 SOCCER TEAMS EXTREME UPPER I.EFT: Prep-cheerleaders. Linda Adams. Becky Carrico, Shelly Grasa. Janet Carrico, Beth Ryan, Kim Albright, Debbie Watkins. EXTREME CENTER LEFT: Warrior Freshmen. Front Row: Matt Bailey, Mitchell Peeden, Sonny Fields, Arthur Perkins, Joe Peal. Keith Oliver, Ixtrry Parker, James Solomon. Frank Simmons, Frank Fisher. Back Row: Chris Cray. Harold Showalter, Chris Thompson, Fred Odum, Tim Anderson, Glen Rutherford. Robert Branch, Danny Blisset. Bob Cribbs. Steven Rosenbaum, Bubba Smith. EXTREME LOWER LEFT: JV Team Front Row: Isaac- Brown, Jon Deal. John Powers, In Choi Yun, Richard Ayala. Myron lively, Jeff Jones, Robbie Wing. Second Row: Bernard blowers. Donnie West berry, Terrence Georges, Joe Alliffi, Vemard Flowers, Terry Takats, boring Winblad. Back Row: Michael Eakin, Richard Hill. Ernest Smith. Al Ryan, Mike Smith, Tony Pair. Bill Glagola. UPPER LEFT Graduating Seniors. Front Row: Pat Aliffi. Bill McGuire. Back Row: Ralph Forbes. Max Gazola. Spencer Rahn, Tom Worsham UPPER RIGHT: Varsity Team Captains. Ralph Forbes. Bill McGuire, Pat Aliffi, ABOVE: Varsity Team Front Row: Spencer Rahn. Nam Yun. Jav Johnson. Pat Aliffi, Jerry Kaapa, Robert Elzy, Richard Cowart. Back Row: Bill McGuire, Tom Worsham, Max Gazola, George Nicuwstraten. Bobby Sullivan, Ralph Forbes, Rod Winters, Stan Sapp, Steve Clayton, James Brown 103 BIG RED ARROWHEAD Although the 1977-78 football season did not prove to be a lucky one for the Warriors, it was not without its excitement. The season began with a loss to the Tompkins Wolverines. The enthusiastic Warriors came back for a win over Glynn Academy. In spite of the hard work of the varsity team, the next two games against Windsor Forest and Wayne County ended in losses for H. V. J. Forced into two four-minute overtimes, the game against Groves resulted in a 34-28 score which later was to be pronounced a tie because of a penalty against the rival team. Jenkins followed this up with four straight losses: Statesboro, Benedictine, Savannah High, and Brunswick. The last game against Beach resulted in a 9-0 victory and became the final win of the season. This game left the Warriors with a 2-7-1 average and hopes for a better season next year. 104 FOOTBALL UPPER LEFT: Head Coach l.ee Snyder, Team Captain Ralph Forbes, Co-Captain - Michael Grant. LEFT: Varsity Team. Front Row: Elliot Jenkins, Nam Yun. Mark Wright, Rodney Wallace, Darell Moore, Greg Showalter, Chris Maltany, Rollin Ford. Jerome Richards, Ricardo Williams, Carl Young, Roland Wallace. Dean Groover. Second Row: Rufus Anderson, Michael Grant, Marshall Gill, Victor Fowler. Walter Rouse, Tommy Harvey. Donny Lee. Nehimiah Dixs, Tony Her don. Kenny Gordon. Johnny Eason. Third Row: Greg Best. Bobby Williams. Mark Frazier, Johnny Scott. Rod Winters, Bobby Sullivan. Chris McLemore. Buddy Clark, Gerald Crawford. Joe Minchew, Ralph Forbes, Aaron Benjamin. Back Row: George Nieuwstraten, Ixnelace Young, Rudolph Ingram, Ixirry Olsen, Bobby Smith. Kevin Johnson. Robert Jenkins, Bill McGuire, Frankie Ijtntson, Robert Ellzey. UPPER RIGHT: Coaches (Kneeling): Delray Carlee, Lee Snyder, Joseph Sanfilippo. Back Row: (Standing): John Herrington, Chuck Ixtrcom. Bobby Allen. John Brunjes, Tom Miller. ABOVE: Graduating Seniors. Front Row: Kenn Gordon. Elliot Jenkins. Deon Groover, Michael Grant. Second Row: Ricardo Williams. Ralph Forbes. Bill McGuire. Darrell Moore. Third Row: Rodney Wallace. Carl Young. Johnny Eason, Roland Wallace. 105 WARRIORS GETTIN’ DOWN 106 FOOTBALL EXTREME UPPER LEFT: Warriors kick off to start season. EXTREME CENTER LEFT: Fire it up Warriors! EXTREME LOWER LEFT Warriors score first touchdown of season. UPPER LEFT: dreg Best receives pass. LOWER I.EFT: Chris MeLcmore, linebacker, wits patiently on sideline. UPPER Warriors do their thing. CENTER: Johnny Eason and Rod Winters recover fumble. LOWER: Roll, tribes, roll. 107 WIN, LOSE OR DRAW With a 1-5-1 record, the Warriors ventured into our Homecoming game against Savannah High. Savannah High was the first to score a touchdown at the beginning of the quarter; however, the determined Warriors came back to tie the score at 6-6 by the end of the quarter. Despite the enthusiasm of the varsity team through the final quarters, the rival team pulled ahead and the game ended with a 33-6 loss for Jenkins. This matter left the Warriors with a 1-6-1 average and facing two final games against Brunswick and Beach with high hope and much confidence. UPPER: Eddie Holloway, 1977-78 Warrior, boosts spirit of the excited fans. ABOVE: Warriors hold Blue Jackets with strong defense. 108 FOOTBALL STRAIGHT TO THE TOP Under the guidance of coaches Joseph Sanfilippo, John Herrington, Bobby Alan and John Brunjes, the Junior Varsity Warriors captured a 3-5 over-all average for the 77-78 season. Games were played cither at Jenkins or at the school of the opposing team. The team showed the attitude needed for playing high school football by doing their best in all the games. Future seasons looked even more promising for the returning players who would prove to be an asset for both junior-varsity and varsity teams. UPPER: J. V. Team Captains. Marshal Gill. Craig Wallace. ABOVE: J. V. Football Team. Front Row: Ronnie Stone. Lonnie Wright, Jeff Boston. Chris Williams. Mike Hendlcy, Bernard Bryant. Willie Lovette, Mark Kahrs, Craig Wallace. Kenny Carroll, Ben Taylor. Orion Cooper. Joey DeCresenzo, Calvin Shiggs. Jerome Capers. Second Row: Coach Sanfilippo. Brian Bazemore. Myron Lovely, Joe Hoggin, Danny Lewis, Herschell Stephenson, Jeff Imwsoh, Craig Brown, Scott Brown. Henry Joyner, Glen Samms. Joey Saxon. Rod Patton, Ron Wilson. Tim Brown, Coach Herrington. Third Row: Coach Allen, William Crawford, Bernell Clark. Ken Johnson, Gary Nesbit, Herman Adger, Marshall Gill, Eddie Brisendine, George Nicuwstraten, Donny Wynn, Tim Provence, Monty Highs mi th, Alan Bazemore, Randy Mitchell, Coach Brunjes. Fourth Row: Will Sanco mb, Calvin Burgeron, Jeff Jones, Greg Harrison. Randy Brannen. Robbie Wing. John Steele, Johnny Scott. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL 109 GIRLS CHALLENGE • • • Although the girls’ basketball team coached by Mrs. Kenlaw didn’t win many victories this past year, the players gained valuable experience and developed skills that left high hopes for the future of the young team. The girls’ games preceded the boys’ varsity contests and added excitement and spirit to the basketball events. The girls’ team met the challenge of other teams with enthusiasm and determination that gave the spectators non-stop action. The team participated in other school activities. They sponsored a student-faculty basketball game and sold key chains to raise money for new facilities. UPPER: Girls’ Basketball team. Front Row: (left to right): Vicky Moody. Teresa Campbell. Charlene Washington. Pat Elmore. Back Row: Bcrnita I.ipsey, Karen Stephenson. Terre Owens. Emily Campbell. Dannctte Johnson. Annette Beebe, Elizabeth Bacon. ABOVE LEFT: Girls’ Basketball coach, Mrs. Kenlaw. ABOVE: 1978 Graduating Seniors. Karen Stephenson. Terre Owens. Emily Campbell, Elizabeth Bacon. 110 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Under the superior guidance of Coach Allen, the Junior Varsity Basketball team with determination and great enthusiasm developed a good team. Spending many long, hard hours practicing, the members of the team put all their efforts into representing Jenkins on the court to the best of their ability. The team did not bring home many victories in the 1977-78 season, but gained much valuable experience. With many returning players on the JV and Varsity teams, future seasons looked bright. HOPE OF VICTORY UPPER LEFT: Practice makes perfect. ABOVE: LEFT Junior Varsity Basketball Team (left to right): Standing: Willie Alls. Michael Green. Nathand Blige. Donald Wade. Steve Hodges. Mickcll Ashbury, Rollin Ford, Gregory Warnock, Marshill Gill. Evert Eason. Glen Sams. Kneeling: Tim Savage. Craig Wallace. LEFT: Up. up and away. ABOVE: Signs of an exhausting game. J. V. BASKETBALL 111 TWO, TWO ... Although the 1977-78 season did not prove to be successful for the varsity basketball team, the year was not without its thrilling moments. During each game the Warriors aroused the excitement of their loyal fans who continued to support them throughout the season. Coached by Ben Gadson, the team labored many hours practicing and preparing for the games in order to give their opponents stiff competition. The team members worked well together, and the returning players looked ahead to a promising season. UPPER RIGHT: Graduating Seniors. Front Row: Rodney Wallace. Anthony Smalls. Grex Brown. Back Row: I.omar Moody. Deon Groover, Robert Anderson. Alan Gilford. ABOVE: Varsity Team. Anthony Smalls, Willie Alls. Ixirry Walls, Deon Groover. Alan Gilford, Robert Anderson. I.omar Moody. Evert Eason. Rodney Wallace. Greg Brown. Front: Peter McLendon. UPPER: Jenkins receives a foul shot. EXTREME UPPER RIGHT: Deon Groover stretches fora rebound. LOWER RIGHT: Robert Anderson looks for an open man. EXTREME LOWER RIGHT: Coach Gadson gives instructions from the side line. 112 BASKETBALL 113 S-P-I-R-I-T! THAT’S THE WAY TO VICTORY! UPPER LEFT: Robert Anderson wins the tip off. UPPER RIGHT: Teams meet at half time. ABOVE: Varsity Cheerleaders lead a cheer. RIGHT: A fight for the rebound. 114 BASKETBALL THE NET SET Although the girls volleyball team made an outstanding effort to defeat their opponents, they had few victories. Instructed by Coach Gadson, the girls spent many hours practicing in order to develop their skills and gain a better sense of teamwork. According to Coach Gadson, “The game of volleyball would be a better game if there were a definite set of rules, set officals and more publicity.” In spite of the handicaps, the coach encouraged his team to attend all games and to play their very best. Even though it was not a good season, Coach Gadson and the team are both looking forward to a better season next year. 9 UPPER: Coach Gadson - Team advisor. ABOVE: The Volleyball team (Standing): Geraldine Lowery. Almeta Mathis, Karen Prey, Kathy Mitchell. Dora Tolbert, Viola Smith, Mr. Gadson. (Kneeling): Gwen Miller, Cecelia Wiggins, Catherine Passmore. Brenda Bates. VOLLEYBALL 115 FEATURES 117 HAGAN REIGNS As customary, Jenkins celebrated the traditional Homecoming week. Included in the festivities were homecoming parade. Warrior and Squaw days, the Homecoming game and, of course, the selecting of a Homecoming Queen. All students at H. V. Jenkins were given ballots on the day of the game to vote for whom they wanted for Homecoming Queen. The Queen and runners-up were announced at half-time during the Homecoming game. Tanya Fluellcn became fourth runner-up, Terre Owens third runner-up, Lynne Thompson second runner-up and Ginny Sims first runner-up. Crowned by Principal Woodrow Crosby, Kelly Hagan became Homecoming Queen of H. V. Jenkins for 77-78. UPPER RIGHT: Homecoming Queen - Kelly Hagan. CENTER I.EFT: 1st Runner-up - Ginny Sims. CENTER RIGHT: 2nd Runner-up - Lynne Vwmpson. ABOVE LEFT: 3rd Runner-up Terre Owens. ABOVE: 4th Runner-up - Tanya Fluellen. 118 HOMRCOMING EXTREME UPPER LEFT: A smile says a thousand words. UPPER LEFT: We've got the warrior heat. UPPER RIGHT: Jenkins' local squaws. ABOVE:.. . All for Jenkins stand up and holler. . . 119 WARRIORS ON THE WAR PATH UPPER: Warriors move in mysterious ways. CENTER: “R A I S E your hands..ABOVE LEFT: Friends join in the fun. ABOVE: Warriors, signs, flags, streamers - what more could you ask for? 120 HOMECOMING An enthusiastic student body enjoyed Homecoming 1977 more than ever before. Much painful, patient but rewarding work was done by many to fulfill the Homecoming week. Students competed to see who best showed Homecoming spirit; Dianne Loadhold and Maxwell Gazola were named Mr. and Miss Spirit. Many clubs and various classes participated in the pre-game parade. The Faculty and Administration also participated in many of the Homecoming events. Adding to the festivities were a variety of activities, including the Mr. and Miss Spirit contest. Squaw Day, Warrior Day, and a dance that featured WSGA’s disc-jockeys. Although Jenkins lost to Benedictine, the Homecoming game was enjoyed by all. Foremost, however, was the strong spirit demonstrated by students, faculty, and alumni alike, making it a truly memorable experience. UPPER: It makes you feel like dancing. CENTER: WSGA’s DJ’s host Homecoming Dance. ABOVE: Teachers get the spirit too. ABOVE RIGHT: Miss Homecoming Queen’s winning dance. 121 TOMORROW’S LEADERS On May 12th the HVJ 76-77 Honors Night was held. Awards for highest grade-point averages went to Christine Taylor, 12th grade; Fred Edie, 11th grade; Daron Kersten, 10th grade; and Alison Hester, Joseph Minchew, and Kim Walker for 9th grade. Medals for academic achievement were also awarded: Christine Taylor, Mark Ralston, and Stan Hewitt — English; Stan Hewitt - Social Science; Tami Bills Art; Rick Waters - Band; Kolette Kennedy Business; Phil Hunter - Industrial Arts; Kimberly Hagar — Home Ec. Other awards presented during the evening were Star Student — Marion Edwards; Governor’s Honors — Fred Edie and Gary Ka .low. ABOVE: 11th grade honor students. First row: Patricia Galin, Jill Markestyn, Rodney Wallace. Barbara Arnold. Viola Smith. Second row: Kay Denham. Karrie Kay. Roland Wallace, Fred Edie, Cathy Carlson. Third row: Carla Hickman. Pamela Mike, Lynne Thompson, Eric Mitchell. Mark Ondriezek. Darlene Stewart. UPPER: 12th grade honor students. First row: (left to right) Ronald Reagan, Beth Filson. Kolette Kennedy. Jacquelyn Roberts. Ann Kilpatrick. Rivanna Barnes. Second row: Timothy Floyd, Christina Sponsellor, Sharon Harding, Martha Evans, Teresa Pittman. Bonnie Bart ell, Rick Waters, Marion Edwards. Back row: Steve Wilkerson. 122 AWARDS MARY CLEMENTS DRIVER ED TOP STUDENT UPPER: 10th grade honor students. First row (left to right) Carrie Blisset, Julie Pilcher, Sharon Wommack. Back row: Kelvin Mason, Ben Cowart, lx well Dasher, Jeff McManus. Robert Ryder. MIDDLE: Mary Clements. Driver's Ed. top student. ABOVE: 9th grade honor students. First row: Deborah Thomas, Debra Sassar. Linda Pilcher. Alison Hester, Lisa Bell. Back row: Man Glover, Michelle Ivey. Cynthia Horton, Gail Pender, Donald Tuten, Joe Minchew. 123 The selection of Miss Sequoyah was based on poise, talent presentation, general appearance and an interview. These qualities were exhibited in a contest held at Wilder Jr. High School Cafetorium on January 19, 1978. Mr. Hugh Golson served admirably as Master of Ceremonies. There were eight contestants, and each contestant added something very special to the evening. The girls were required to display their talent in a 5 7 minute performance. Later in the evening, each girl was asked a situation question. The judges for the contest were Mrs. Esther Garrison, Mr. Eli Karatassos, Miss Millicent Tyler and Dr. Joseph Stubbs. Kamee Henderson was chosen as Miss Sequoyah of 1978. She painted a river scene while background music of “Moon (Rivef” was played. Co-ord UPPER: Top to bottom. Catherine Passmore, lumina Thompson. Ada Hill, Mary Ruth Clanton, Kelly Hagan, Kamee Henderson, Cathy Ryan. UPPER LEFT: Oh no, can’t read my writing! ABOVE: Mr. Golson pops the question. 124 MISS SEQUOYAH AN EVENING OF ELEGANCE UPPER LEFT: Mary Ruth Clanton. UPPER RIGHT: Catherine Passmore. ABOVE LEFT: Ada Hill. ABOVE: Cathy Ryan. LEFT: Miss Sequoyah semi-finalists. jf 1 r! f J A LUAU' MISS SEQUOYAH 1978 KAMEE HENDERSON 126 MISS SEQUOYAH UPPER: Miss Sequoyah semi-finalists. Michelle Argrow, Kamee Henderson, Kelly Hagan, I Minna Thompson. ABOVE: Ixmina Thompson. ABOVE RIGHT: Kelly Hagan. I Commencement exercises for the nineteenth graduation claas of H.V.J. took place at the Civic Center on June 14. 1977. Miss Sharon Harding, Salutatorian, and Mr. Stanley Hewitt, Valedictorian, gave the addresses of the evening. The Chorus, directed by Mr. Bob Fennell and accompanied by Miss Kelly Hagan, delighted the audience with several modern musical selections. After Ms. Janette Carroll, principal of H.V.J., introduced the senior class, Mrs. Esther Garrison, vice-president of the school board, presented the diplomas to the members of the class. The singing of the Alma Mater, followed by the benediction, concluded the nineteenth graduation ceremony. UPPER: Excited seniors await the magic moment. ABOVE LEFT: Ms. Carroll bids seniors farewell. ABOVE: Seniors line up for commencement exercises. 128 GRADUATION NINETEEN DOWN AND GOING STRONG 129 20 YEARS 130 TIME CAPSULE OF HVJ CLASSES 133 SENIOR OFFICERS OF 1977-78 ABOVE: Senior Class Officers of 1977-78 (left to right): Cathy Ryan - Recording Secretary, Ralph Forbes • Parliamentarian, Ginny Sims - Vice-President, Mavis Stewart Corresponding Secretary, Ricky Priester - President, Rodney Wallace - Treasurer. 134 SENIORS Adams, Cheryl Aikens, Sandra Albright, Cynthia Aliffi, Patrick Allard, Charlotte Alston, Sonya Alvin, Michael Anderson. Robert Anderson. Yvonne Argrow, Michelle Arnold. Barbara Bacon. Elizabeth Badger, Claudette Ball. Roderic Ball. Wesley Baltzegar, Geanie Beall. Cynthia Bing. Greg Black. Ricky Blissett, Carrie f 135 Blisset. LaDona Blue. Ronald Bonds. Joseph Bradshaw, James Brewer, WUmer Brown. Anthony Brown. Betty Brown. George Brown, Gregory Bryant, Bernard Bryant, Carolyn Bryant. Stephanie FRED EDIE OUTSTANDING SENIOR 136 SENIORS Burruss, James Butler. Belinda Byrd. Richard Calhoun. Mildred Calhoun. Terri Campbell, Emily Campbell. Eric Canady. Candice Carlson. Cathy Carr, Gregory Carr. Kenneth Christiansen, Stephen Gan ton, Mary Clark. Terry Coleman, Geraldine Cooley. Mary Ann Corbett. Michael Corn. Richard Cowart, Mike Daniels. Gizclle 137 DeCresenzo. Sal Denham, Kay DeVoe, I-a mar DiCola. Barbara Dooley, Ten Dukes, Lavern Eason. Johnnie Edie, Fred Ferreira, George Finley, Larry Fleming, Cheryl Fleming. Patricia FlueUen, Tanya Forbes, Ralph Fowler, Margaret Fox, Ixidy Frost, Sabrina Gadson. Janice Galin, Tricia Garvin. Ix)u Sharon FRIENDS TO BE REMEMBERED 138 SENIORS RODNEY WALLACE OUTSTANDING SENIOR Gary, Angela Gazola, Max Gilford. Alan Gill ham. Jack Glaize. Chris Golden. Kendrith Gordon. Kenneth Graham. Kunita Grant, Michael Gray. Archie Greene. Angelita Groover. Deon 139 TRICIA GALIN OUTSTANDING SENIOR Hagan, Doris Hagan, Ixiura Hagan, Kelly Hoggins, Shirley Hardy, Michelle Hanson, Sharon Harrelson. Ronnie Harvey, Greg Haupt, Howard Hazzard, Sheila Henderson. Kamee Hendrix, Pam 140 SLNIORS Hendrix. Theodore Herron. Robin Hilderbrand. Jeffrey Hill, Ada Holland. Undo Holloway, Donald Holloway. Edward Holmes, dreg Hon. Randall Huff Pat Humphries. Stephanie Hutto, Arthur KELLY HAGAN OUTSTANDING SENIOR 141 MEMORIES ALWAYS BEING MADE Jackson. Annette Jackson. Janet James, Richard Jenkins. Eliot Jenkins. James Jenkins. Rosalind Jenkins. Valeric Jenkins. Willie Johnson. Melvin Johnson. Tangi Johnson. Vanessa Jones. Joseph Joyner, Alldrine Kay, Karrie Kazlow, Gary Kilpatrick. Martha Kittles. Mikel Kolh. Robert Krause. Karen l tmson, David 142 SENIORS LYNN THOMPSON OUTSTANDING SENIOR lane. Joseph lanier. Donald Lanier, Drew Laurel, Yvonne Lawson, Jeff Leech. Michelle LeMav, Denise Lewis. Priscilla Lewis. Renette Lindsey, Gregory Lipsey, Bernita Load holt. Diane 143 Lonon, Harold Lowery, Eunice Lowery, Geraldine Mahaney. Kimberly Markesteyn. Jill Matt air, Alice Matthews, Annette Mayes, Karen McBride. Frank McClendon, Alfonzo McClendon, Roy McCutchen, Richard RALPH FORBES OUTSTANDING SENIOR 144 SENIORS MOVING OUT INTO THE WORLD McGirt. Toby McGuire, William Menon, Sushi Mike, Edwrd Mike. Pamela Mill edge, Johnnie Miller, Frederick Mills, Pamela Mintz, Alison Mitchell, Daniel Mitchell, Eric Mitchell. Glennis Mobley, Carolyn Mobley. Warned Moore, Darrell Moore. Leith 145 LEARNING FOR A BETTER FUTURE Moore, Terry Morgan, Traci Morris, Robbie Morrison. Loma Moss, Willie Murphy, Maureen Murray, George Murray. Ronald Murrell, John O'Brien, Maureen O'Neal, Wayne Ondriezek. Mark Owens, Terre Paige, James Parks, Paula Parris. Audrey 146 SENIORS MAUREEN MURPHY OUTSTANDING SENIOR Parrish, Denise Passmore, Catherine Paulson. John Peacock, Sarah Polite, Helene Price. Michael Priester, Ricky Pugh. John Quarter man, Yvonne Rahn, Spencer Reynolds, Terri Reynolds, Rosa Lee 147 Rhodes, Lynda Richards, Louise Robinson, Dai'id Rosenbaum, Matthew Rowland. Jeff Royal, Deidra Ryan. Catherine Salter. Patrick Schomberg, John Shuman, Cheryl Shurling, Constance Sikes. Douglas MAUREEN O’BRIEN OUTSTANDING SENIOR 148 SENIORS ROLAND WALLACE OUTSTANDING SENIOR Silas, Susan Simmons, Gwendolyn Sims. iMura Sims. Nancy Smalls. Anthony Smalls. Tyrone Smart. Martin Smith. Leslie Smith. Valencia Smith, Valerie Smith. Viola Speller. Allen 149 VIOLA SMITH OUTSTANDING SENIOR Spradling, Ijiura Stacy, Mark Steele, Angela Stepherson, Karen Stepherson, Michael Stewart. Darlene Stewart, John Stewart, Mavis Straughn, Neal Strippy, Jean Taylor, Charlene Thomas. Sheila 150 SENIORS WE’RE ON OUR WAY Thompson, luiwrence Thompson, Lanina Thompson, Lynne Thrift, Earline Tremble, Diana Tucker, Thomas Tun. Valerie Wallace. Rodney Wallace, Rqland Walker, Weir Waters. Daxid Wesley, Patricia West, Deborah West. Donnie White, Andrea White. Charlie 151 White, Timothy Wilkes. Brenda Wilkes, Cathy Williams, Gloria Williams. Gregory Williams. Johnnie Williams, Leon Williams, Michael Williams, Ricky Williams. Taff Williams, Theresa Williams, Vanessa CLASS OF 18 ABOVE: Enthusiasm for graduation is a tradition at HVJ. 152 SENIORS Woodward, Cyndi Wright, Jacqueline Wynne, Susan Young, Anganettc Young, Carl Young, Eugenia Young, Eugenia Zealy, Angela 153 ABOVE: A teacher’s dream come true!! CLASS OF 1979 ABOVE: Junior Class Officers. Kneeling (left to right): Carla Thompson - Vice-President, Ben Cowart - President. Back Row: Jeff McManus - Treasurer, Kim Anderson - Assistant Secretary, Lisa Jones - Secretary, Louie Morgan - Parliamentarian. Not pictured: Mrs. Coffield, Mrs. Conyers, Mr. Butler - Advisors. 154 JUNIORS JUNIORS CONTINUE CLIMBING UPWARD Aaron, Karen Adams. Terry Albright, Chris Albright, Justina Allegretti, Mike Allen, larry Aiken, Denise Amick, Brad Anderson Anderson raa , Jerry C ■ Kink j( OTs-Z, Armstrong, Scott Arnold, Rob Ash, Patricia Ashbaugh, Jan Bacon. Ernest Bargeron, Calvin Barnes, Morgan Baugh. Glenda Benjamin, Aaron Bennett, Bill Best. Greg Bing. iMtrelle Blackston, Kim Brinson, Audrey Brown, Bonnie Brown. Chuck Brown, Glenda Brown, John Brown, Kathy Brown, Unward 155 JUNIORS MAKE MEMORIES Brown, Muriel Brown, Scott Brown, Sharon Browne, James Brunswick, Lynette Butler, Georgiann Cail, Sandra Campbell. Lorraine Canady. Sharon Carter. Nannette Cheeks, Theresa Childers, Paul Clark, Buddy Clark, Jerry Clarke. Ricky UPPER LEFT: “This is the right room, isn't it? UPPER MIDDLE: “It’s time for forty winks! UPPER RIGHT: Smiles are abundant at HVJ. 156 JUNIORS Qements, Mary Coast. Lisa Cobia, David Cole, Michelle Collins, Sharon Connolly, Mike Cook, Kim Cook, Ramona Cousin, Johnny Cowart, Ben Crapse, Brian Crawford, Eric Crews, Robert Daiss, Ricky Dasher, Lowell ABOVE: Some HVJ seniors-to-be realize the necessity of a good education. 157 JUNIORS LOOK FORWARD TO Donaldson, Susan Ellison, Steve Ellzey, Robert Famble, Freddie Famble, Kevin Famble, Lori Ferguson, Faye Ferguson, Shirley Feus, Robert Flanders. Tracey Frazier, James Frazier, Mark Frazier, Steven Fowler, Victor Gilbert, Tyrone ABOVE Keelie Reed flashes the old HVJ grin. 158 JUNIORS BEING SENIORS Grayson, Karen Green, Clement Green. Harryt Green way. Brenda Green way, Linda Griffin. Rufus Golson. William Goodrich, Susan Hoggins, Kenneth Hamilton, Diane Hammons. Patricia Hardy. Sharon Harvey. Tommy Hayes, Pam Helmly, Cindy UPPER: Somebody must have a cheat sheet! Helmly, Meg Henderson, Carol Herndon. Tony Hendrix. Wonnie Holland. Janet Holloway, Kim Holmes, Calvin Huggins. Willie Ann Jackson, Carolyn Jarriel. Robert Jenkins. Robert Jensen, Sonja Johnson, Danette Johnson, Jay Johnson, Pam UPPER: HVJstudents look forward to the Homecoming parade. 160 JUNIORS SENIORS OF TOMORROW ABOVE: “Why don't you question me when know the answers?” RIGHT: “I think they are playing tennis, or is it baseball? 161 JUNIORS ALL THE WAY! Leaf, Kathy Lee, Anthony Lee, Donald Lee, Loretta Lee, Marvin Lester, Eugenia Lewis, Ebony Long, Larry Lucas, Freddie Luten, Brenda UPPER LEFT: HVJ spirit extends to Christmas time. UPPER RIGHT: The model students of HVJ? 162 JUNIORS Mahany, Ghia Martin. Robert Mason. Trisha Mayes, Kenneth Mayo, Todd McClendon. Joyce McCravy, Mark McKiver, Linda McLemore, Chris McManus. Jeff 163 UPPER: ‘7 don 7 want to get tough, but do you have the answers, or not?” A BO VE: The juniors of H VJ enjoy open-campus at lunch. JUNIORS! JUNIORS! Mercer, Elaine Mitchell, Rosalind Mock, Alan Mock, Jodie Moody, Ixinvir Moody, Vicky Morgan, Louie Morgan, Paul Morgan, Tami Murray, Kathi ABOVE: “Sure your car had four flat tires, again 164 JUNIORS Naska, Melissa Nesmith, Lesha Nieuwstraten, George Olsen, Larry Paige, Jimmy Palmer, Brian Parsons. Jimmy Passmore, Gwendolyn Pent on, Allen Pilcher, Julie Porzio, Charles Prouse, Kathy Quante, Timmy Reed, Keelie Reynolds. Vicky UPPER: “This locker should be declared a fire hazard UPPER RIGHT: Juniors help clean up the campus. 165 Richards, Ray J. Richards, Roy Jack Ryder, Robert Sampson, Gwen Sanco mb. Will Sapp, Stephen Scott, Ann Scott, Lori Ann Scott, Ruby Seckinxer, Mark UPPER: It’s easy to find smiles around HVJ. ABOVE: The homeroom sleepyhead. 166 JUNIORS UP AND COMING Sherrod, Jack Showalter, Greg Silva, David Simon, Jackie Simmons. Esther Simmons. Kenneth Simpson, Lynn Singleton, Angela Smalls. Calvin Smalls, Frederick ABOVE: “Don’t look at me! I can’t tell one end of a block of wood from the other!’’ FRIENDS TO REMEMBER Smith, Bobby Smith, Jackie Smith, Novi Smith, Robyn Smith. Wayne Sowell. Beth Spaulding, John Speights. Patricia StumpJ, Don Sullivan, Bobby ABOVE: “Mr. Crosby. I really did lose my . D. ” 168 JUNIORS Takats, John Taylor, Ben Taylor, Karen Thompson, Carla Trammel, Kim Tuten. Katie Ubele, Kay Usry, Earl Waddell, Terry Walters, Kathy EXTREME UPPER: Friends are all around at HVJ. UPPER: If you tell me where the ‘Z’ is. I’ll tell you where the ‘G’ isr 169 SEVENTY-NINERS Washington, Linda Watkins. Larry Watkins. Rufus Wedincamp. Dean Whatley. Terry Wilkerson, Core Williams. Billy Williams. Bobby Williams. Bruce Williams. Rl la UPPER: Teacher fora day? 170 JUNIORS Winters, Roderick Wolf oik, Anthony Wommack, Sharon Wood. Frazier Woodward. Michelle Wright. Mark Young, Ixyvelace Youngblood, Terry Younger, Michelle Yun, Nam ABOVE: “Wake up. Max' Mr. Berksteiner is coming! 171 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS ABOVE: 1977 Sophomore Class Officers. E'ront: Inc hoi Yun— President. Back Row (left to right): Karl Grotheer - Parlimentarian. Sherrie Crews - Corresponding Secretary, Sherrie Kinsey - Secretary. Sandra Allen - Vice President, Dudley Stone - Treasurer. 172 SOPHOMORES CLASS OF 1980 A ikens, Tonya Albright, Sheri Albright, Terri Alderman, Michael Aliffi, Joseph Allen, Sandra Alls, Willie Alston, Patricia Alston, Raymond Anderson, Jennifer Ard. Troy Ball, Weselyn Bargeron, Martha Barker. Michael Bash lor, Cindy Bazemore, Alan Beasley, Lisa Beebe. Annette Beebe. Ronnie Bell, Lisa Bennett, Emmett Blalock, Gerald Bolden, Sherry Bolton, Gwendolyn Boston, Jeff Boston, Ralph Brannen, Randy Brewer, Katherine Brisendine, John Brown, Carolyn Brown. Craig Brown, Edmond Brown, Katherine Brown, Roosevelt Brown, Sheila Browne, Beth Bryant, Gwen Byrd. Sam Cail, Vernon Cannon. Richard Carter, Valerie Chance, Joseph Clanton, Melissa Clark, Bernell Clayton, Steve Coffey, Ernest Coleman, Brenda Coleman, Rhonda Cooler, Phil 173 Cotton, Corey Count, Anita Cowart, Richard Crapse, David Crawford. Almarita Crawford, Gerald Crews, Sherrie Cruse, Andrea David, Van Davis, Paulette Davis. Rose Dawes, Pam DeCrescenzo, Ann Denham, Mary DeVoe, Algrier DeVoe, Gerald Dewitt, Mike Dix, Nehemiah Dixon, Dori Downs, Chris Drayton, Nathaniel ABOVE: Is this supposed to be fun? 174 SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES FIT IN WITH THE CROWD Driscoll, Susan Drury, Tammy Duggar, Denise Duncan, Edward Eason, Everette Edenfield, Tony Edmunds, Pat Edwards. Tim Ennis, Sheryl Evans, Craig Famble, George Farris, Jerome Ferguson, Linda Fletcher, Renea Ford, Rollin Frazier, Michael Frazier, Raymond Frazier, Solomon Galletta, Joan Gargis, Brenda Garvin, Cassandra Gay, Robert Gernatt, Jimmy Gill, Marshall Glagola, Bill Glover, Caroline Glover, Mary Godfrey. Wanda UPPER: A daily 2:15 ritual. 175 CAUGHT IN THE MIDDLE Gordon, Darlene Gordon, Tonya Go wen, Rita Graham, Marian Grasa, Mike Gray, Anthony Green, Betty Green, Lynwood Green, Mary Ann Griggin, John Grotheer. Karl Guy. Cheryl Hamilton, Joyce Haralson, Jill Hardin. Par Harney, Lisa Harrison, Greg Harvey, Connie Harvey, Michael Hatten, Marcell Haupt, Delaine Haynes, Darlene Hendrix, Cynthia Hendrix, Gerald Hendley, Anthony Henely, Michael Herron, Wonda Hester, Alison UPPER: Honest. Mr. Golson, we lost ourI.D.'s. 176 SOPHOMORES High smith. Monty Hill, Richard Hipp, Imverne Hodges, Allen Holland, Ricky Holmes. Marian Horton, Cynthia Hughes. Maria Hutcheson. Frank Ivey, Michele Jackson, Alfred Jackson, Anna Jackson. lx rraine Jackson. Sharon Jackson, Tonya Johnson, Jimmy Johnson, Sherry Jones, Chauncey Jones, Consuella Jones. Matthew Joyner, Henry UPPER: Sophomores idling away the lunch hour. ABOVE: Sophomores exhibit a common . V. J. sentiment. 177 Kaapa, Jerry Karpaitis, Lenny Keleuh, Sharon Kinsey, Sherrie iMmson, Frankie l ang, Sandra Lanier, Amie lanier, Patsy Lee, Eddie Lee, Robert Lewis. Danny Lewis, Janet Light foot. Tommy Littleton, Patricia l.oadholt, Andrea Lowery, Pam Lowery, Jacquelyn Lucas. Judy Luten, Bernard Luten, James Luten, Jewel UPPER: Lisa Bell can't hide from the camera. ABOVE: “Do they actually believe this? 178 SOPHOMORES DISCOVERING FUTURE OPPORTUNITIES Mack, Beatrice Macon, Carey Mahany, Chris Maiden. Sheila Maloy. Denise Markestevn, Jerry Martin. Billy McCollum. Jon McCombs. Letha McCoy, A lent McCert, Freddie Mickell. Asbury Miles. Michele Mi Hedge, Evonne Miller, Lynda Minchew, Joe Mitchell, Jennifer Mitchell, Sophia Moore, Kevin Morgan, Danny Morgan, Herald 179 ABO VE: We shouldn 7 get caught reading someone else’s mailf ” SOMETIMES WE’RE BRILLIANT... Morris, Karen Moultrie. Olivia Muhr, Stanely Murray. Randy Naole. Dalton Mettles. Eric Micliols, Pam Norman, Mike Ogle tree, Jim Overstreet. Warren Owens. Etta Page. Barbara Page. Mandy Page. Tommy Parrish. Christine Parsons, Mark Patterson. Donna Pender, (lail Phillips, William Pierce, Benjamin Pilcher, Linda ABOVE: “This is one class I really enjoy - Study Hall!” 180 SOPHOMORES ... AND SOMETIMES WE’RE NOT! Poncv. Pd win Potter. Jimmy Powers. John Pray, Karen Priester, Vincent Pugh. Michelle Rackley, Jimmy Reid. Jennifer Reynolds. Glenda Reynolds. Vic Rharnes. Abraham Richards. Jerome Richardson. Jackie Riddle. Reuben Robbins. Etta Robinson. Glenn Rose. Elizabeth Rust. Julie Rust, Ixtrry Ruth. Arlene Ryan. AI 181 UPPER LEFT: There's one in every class! UPPER RIGHT: Ooh. my aching brain. ” TAKING LIFE IN STRIDE Salter. Ava Salter. Marilyn Sanco mb. Kate Sanders, Cheryl Sanders, Tia Maria Sapp, Stan Sasser. Debra Savage, Timothy Saxon, Joe Schomburg. Pam Schwarz, George Seabrain. Linda Seckinger, Lenora Shearhouse, Tommy Sheffield, Patricia Shiggs, Calvin Shiver, Nan Shuman. Charles Sikes, Marie Sikes, Mark Simmons. Tonya UPPER: The original 3-minute dash. 182 S0P1I0M0RBS Sims, Carol Sims. Freddie Singleton, Alpine Small, Eric Smalls. Michael Smith, Betty Smith. Greg Smith. Mike Smith. Rodney Spaulding, Charles Spencer, Fay Spencer, Keith Sprinkle, Dan Stcpherson, Cynthia Stone. Dudley Stone. Ronnie Stone, Sandra Strickland, Alberta Strickland. Dottie Strickland, Sondra Stuart. Douglas Sullivan, Cindy Tate. Susan Taylor, Chantav Thomas. Deborah Thomas, Vanessa Thompson. Bill Thompson, Dezita ABOVE: Squaw Day returns with the Homecoming celebrations. 183 SOPHOMORES WILL SOON BECOME... Thompson, Joey Thompson, Imho Thompson, Timmy Thompson, Wynn Thornburg, Jeff Thrower, Eddie Tolbert. Dora Tuten, Donald Vaigner, Janice Vogler, Carol Von Waldner. Pat Walker. Darnell Walker. Lori Ward. Ricky Ward. Sherry Wamock. Greg Washington. Charlene Weathers, Ann Webster, Joey Wertz. Cathy West. Diane ABO VE: Sophomores enjoy all aspects of HVJ life. UPPER RIGHT: Squaw Day is murder, but wait until “Warrior Day f” 184 SOPHOMORES ...JUNIORS OF 1978-79 Wiggins. Beverly Wiles, Paula Wilharm, Mark Williams. Barte Williams. Bernard Williams. Dona Williams. John Williams. Paula Williams. Sharon Wilson. Brie Wilson. James Woodberry, Jimmy Wright. Earl Yun. In Choi 185 186 FRESHMEN FRESHMEN COME MARCHING IN! Adams, l.inda Adger, Aldolphus Adger, Herman Albright, Craig Albright, Kim Alexander, Lori Allen, Margaret Anchors, Richard Anderson, Alison Anderson, John Anderson, John Anderson, Tim Arnold, Mark Ash, Linda Attaway, Cariotta Atta way, Steven Ayala, Richard Bacon, Bernard Bailey, Matt Banner, Karol Barnes, Lynn Barnwell, Vincent Bartlam, Fred Bates, Brenda Battey, Charlene Baxter. Tyrone Bazemore, Brian Bazemore, Debbie Beacham, Richard Beasley, Jeffery Bell, Glenda Biggins, Sheree Black, Nathaniel Blackburn, Wendy Blackston, Kelly Blalock, Willie Blige, Gloria _ Blige, Herman Blige, Nathaniel Blissett, Danny Blitch, Sharon Bostick. Debora Bostick, Elaine Bowen, Daniel Bradanick, John Brave. Rofiin CBrant. Antonio Bret tin. David Bright. Edward 187 WE’RE MOVIN’ ON UP! Brickncr, David Bright well, Joey Brock, Sonia Brown, Anthony Brown, Brett Brown, Edgar Brown. Isaac Brown, Kathie Brown, Mike Brown, Timothy Brown, Ward Bryant, Michelle Bryant, Seabrook Bryant, Yancy Bundip, Paul. Jr. Bunson, I a Allia Burgstiner, George Burke. Donald Bush. Cecil Bush, James Bush, Joseph Butler, Beverly Cail, Cindy Campbell. Terresa Capers. Jerome Carfrey, Debbie Carrico, Becky Carroll, Kenneth UPPER: You think you've got problems! 188 FRESHMEN Cason. Michelle Cheeks, John Clark, Erica Clark. Robbie Clements, Dwayne Clements, Tammy Cleveland. Broderick Cobb, Bill Cofield. Jackie Cooper, Orion Cotton, l.erone Crawford, Reginald Crawford, William Cribbs, Bob Crib son, Anushka Curry, Thomas Daniel. Walter Darnell, Houston Davis, John Dawson, Dwight Deal, Jon Deal. Kim Deal. Tiffany DeCrescenzo, Joey Daviess, Dwight Denmark. Marty Denmark. Sherri Desmond. Lawrence Devereaux, Carol Diggs, Roemain Drury, Amy Duke. Dixie Dukes. Gregg Dukes. Kate Dukes, Michelle 18 ABOVE: Pie. anyone?” Eakin. Michael Ellison, Kenneth Ellison. Rosa Epps. Leonard Evans. Curley Fairley. Tenell Famble, William Ferguson. Richard Fields. Valerie Finley. Lonnie Fischer. Kevin Fisher. Frank Flaherty. Thomas Flowers. James Flowers. Vernard Floyd. Albert Floyd. Mike Floyd. Sharon Lloyd. Washington Franco. Stuart Frazier. Sandra Frazier. Tyrone Fulcher. Robbie Futch. Thomas Caines. Dale Caines. Elnora Garrett. Randy Garvin. Debra 190 FRl'SHMI.N FRESHMEN ARE ENTHUSIASTIC Garvitte. Debbie Gay. Sammy Georges. Terrence German. Jonah Gibson. Israel Gilbert. Lewis Gilbert. Sheila Glaize. Keith Gordon. Janet Grant. Kelvin Grasa. Shelley Gray. Chris Gray. Jerry Gray. Tommie Green. Michael Green. Verna Greene. Johnny Greene. Ixiurctta Geiger. Michael Gross. John Hoggins. Joseph 191 LEFT: Maybe nobody will notice if I doze off. ” UPPER: All work is no fun! Hall. Tuby Hall. Taryn Hancock, Sara Hansen. Linda Hanson. Douglas Harden. Annette Harden. Gary Hart. Judy Hart. Robin Harvey, Jenetta Hazel. Harold Hazzard. Sheryl Head. Ixiura Henderson. Jonathan Hendley, Eric Hendley. Jeff Hendrix. Kenneth Henley. Willette Herring, Donna Heyward. Doris Heyward, Leroy Hicks. Patrick Hill. Sherry Hillis. Donna Holmes, Frank Holmes. Melvin Holmes. Willie Horton, Deborah UPPER: Oh no' We missed the bell!” 192 FRESHMEN A NEW WAY OF LIFE FOR FRESHMEN Hudson, Alfreda Huff, Charles Hunt, Steven Hunter, Teresa Jackson, Earl Jackson, Janis Jackson, Idmonia Jackson, lx renzo James. Charles Jenkins, Brian Jenkins, Michelle Johnson, Angela Johnson, Kenneth Johnson. Mike Johnson, Sharon Johnson, Stephanie Johnston, Rick Jones, Angela Jones. Anthony Jones, Earl Jones, Harold Jones, Jeff Jones, Lynn Jones, Michael Jones, Phyllis Kahn, Mark Kane, Charlotte Karpaitis. Lori ABOVE: Ah! What a relief! ABOVE RIGHT: “Come down, Mr. Crosby. We aren't that bad! 193 WORKING TOWARDS A FUTURE Kearse, Talisa Kicklighter, Brian Kicklighter, Karen King, Dean Krishnamurti, Suresh Kuelling. Emil Lang, Sonja iMrk, Joseph Lavely, Myron lively, Steve Lawhon, Jeff Lea man, Shirley Lee, Claude Lewis, Paul Lindsey, Alisa Long, Barney Longwater, Chimene Love, Gail Lovett, Willie Mabry, Katie Mack, James Mack, Lynn Martin, Ceil Martin, Jodey Martin, LuFecia Martinez, Ricky Mattis, Almetta Matzen, Vivian ABOVE: There is always time for dancing 194 FRESHMEN MeAuley, David McCoy, Brenda McEachern, LuAnn McEachem, Melanie McKelvey. Paul McMichael, Louie Merritt, Bobby Michael, Stacey Middleton, Barry Miles. Dwana Miles. Marianne Mills. Carla Mincey, Monica Mitchell. Julie Mitchell, Randall Mixon, Sherri Mobley, Melinda Moore, Eugene Mont ford, Glenda Morgan, David Morgan. David Morrison, Steve Moses, Linda Moss, Donna Murcherson, Leon Murchison, Joe Murllcss. Keith Murray, Nathaniel 195 ABO VE: The hour lunch has its advantages. FRESHMEN FIND Muse, Scott Mutcheron, Kenneth Myers. Janet Nesbit, Garry Nettles, Lynda Newsome, Mike Nieuwstraten, Julie Oliver, Keith Osborne, Brenda Overacker. Eddie Paige. Tina Pair, Tony Palmer, Kirk Parks, Vickie Parrish, Donna Parsons. Michael Peacock, P. J. Perkins, Arthur Phillips, Chris Pinkney, Renee Pinkston, Paulette UPPER: Freshtnan discovers the value of hard work. 196 FRESHMEN HVJ SPIRIT CONTAGIOUS Pluitt, Jackie Powell, Greselda Powers, Fran Poythress, Kelly Provence, Timothy Pryor, Anthony Purvis, Robbie Quante, AI Quarterman, Geraldine Quarterman, Janice Quarterman, Jerome Raminez, Z.elda Reed, l.eroy Reynolds, Carolyn Reynolds, Ixiwrence Reynolds, Polly Richards, Jacquelyn Richardson, Douglas Ricord, Linda Ritenour, Robin Roace, Sylvia Robbins, Desiree Rondeau, Ray Rosenbaum, Steve Rouse, Walter Rowland, Christine Rutherford. Glenn Ryan, Beth ABOVE: We’vegot the spirit! 197 WORK CAN BE FUN Sammons. Gem Sams, Glenn Samuel. Maggieline Sapp, lurry Sams. Blenda Schofield. luxrry Scott. Andrina Scott, Ann Marie Scott. Gary Scott. Johnny Scabrain, Charlesetta Sell, Melinda Shellman. Patricia Showalter, Harold Shuler, Michael Silas. Jack Sims. Joyce Sloan. Danny Small, Karen Smalls. Wanda Smith, Amel Smith, Belisha Smith. Ernest Smith, Eugene Smith, Kenneth Smith, Ronald Smith. Sharon Smith, Willie Solomon, James Solomon, James South, Dennis Sowell, Jackie Speller, Tammy Spomer, Alexandra Steele. Gregory ABOVE: ‘7 wish I had X-ray eyes!” 198 FRESHMEN Stepherson, David Stepherson, Hershey Stewart, Michael Stewart. Raymond Strickland, Ernestine Stuelp, Brigitte Summers. Bruce Sutton, Robert Sweat, Eddie Swindell, David Takats, Terry Taylor, Donna Taylor, Joe Taylor, Joni Terrella, Melissa Til son, Dawn Tilton, Theresa Tippins, Felicia Thaggard, Renee Thaxton, David Thomas. Corinthis Thompson, Byron Thompson. Christopher Thompson, Frank Thompson. Londa Thompson. Wendy Todd, Carri Todd, Tim 199 UPPER: Freshmen learn that school work can be enjoyable. Treadaway. Sheila Tremble, Ronald Truell, Lynn Turner, Cynthia Turner, Gerald Turner. Linda Turner, Michael Tuth, Louis Vaigneur, Louis Wade. Donald Wall, Reginald Wallace. Craig Walton. Robert Washington, Robert Watkins, Debbie Watson, Louis Wesley, Wanda West. Tommy Westburv, Donnie Whalen. Tom White. Ricky White. Chris White. Wanda Wiggins. Cecelia Williams, Bernard Williams, Chris Williams, Comer Williams. James ABOVE: The lunch hour proves to be a pleasant privilege. UPPER LEFT: ‘7 wish that this were an open-book test!” UPPER RIGHT: “ They say that it is good to talk to your plants, so 200 FRLiSHMLN FUTURE SOPHOMORES Williams. Mark Williams, Mary Williams, Renae Williams. Sharon Williams. Stephen Williamson. Jerry Williamson, Richard Willis. Melinda Wilson. Ronald Windhlad. Loring Wing. Robby Woodward. Scott Worsham. Marty Wright. Bernard Wright. Joey Wright. Lisa Wright. Lonny Wright. Patrick Wright, Renee Wynn. Donnas Young. Robert COMMUNITY 202 Green Frog ............... Arthur Glass.............. Hayner’s Creek 7-11....... Herff-Jones .............. Hitching Post Boutique .. Morris H. Kay ........... Kawasaki Shop ........... Keys Printing............ Kings Appliance ......... Krispy” Chic ........... Hunter Leaf ............. John C. Neely ............ Mr. Paul’s (cosmotology) . PTSA ..................... Ron's Largo Chevron ..... Sauers Drugs ............. Savannah Bank Trust .. Savannah Sugar Refinery . Stampeed ................ Style Shop .............. Stuart Industry ......... Taylor Rental ............ Trust Co. Bank .......... Union Camp Corp.......... UPS-United Parcel Service Vickery T. V.............. Kenneth E. Walters ...... Western Sizzlin .......... 203 204 210 209 203 214 205 207 206 215 206 210 206 214 214 208 211 210 212 210 204 208 208 212 204 204 210 204 COASTAL CONSTRUCTION CO Box 215 — Ferguson Avenue Savannah, Ga. 31406 Phone 355-1324 DEL. 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Phone: 352-2040 ARTHUR GLASS Agent 7203 Hodgson Memorial Dr. Savannah, GA 31406 (across from tag office) CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF !-V v ■Jr STUART INDUSTRIES 204 COMMUNITY REMEMBER THE GOOD TIMES! A REWARDING CAREER — GO WARRIORS! — Compliments of JoAnn and Hunt Leaf, Hunt III, Jan, Harry, Kathy, and Karen FOR MEN AND WOMEN MR. PAUL'S SCHOOL OF COSMETOLOGY 354-3545 Delivering TopqualiTY veaRBOok printing ronoveR half a centuRY keyspmnting EDUCATIONAL DIVISION No. 1 No. 2 1117 Montgomery Crossroads 3100 Bay St. Extension 355-6074 IT Trust Company Bank The Ceramic Shoppe 2101 Shell Road Savannah, Ga. Classes — Supplies 352-1270 COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Sauers Drug Store 38th and Skidaway Rd. PHONE 232-7905 Savannah, Ga. John's Shell Minor Automotive Repair Auto A C Service — Tune-ups Ga. State Inspection Station Tires—Batteries—Accessories 354-0856 7362 Skidaway Road A A A HEATING 5 AUTHORIZED WESTING HOUSE • ALSO OFFERING QUALITY SERVICE IN:” SHEET METAL REFRIGERATION r FOR INFORMATION CALL f f r y THE CLARK CO. 927-1640 13 EXECUTIVE CIRCLE ASK «OUT 0UH HOMEOWNERS SURVEY IVEY: ASSISTANCE PROGRAM C ' .La AklukJ 208 COMMUNITY Compliments of HERFF-JONES Manufacturer of Jewelry and Stationery Official Jewelers of H. V. JENKINS HIGH SCHOOL Mr. J. E. Rowe, Statesboro, Georgia Sweet Successio The Class Of 78! Savannah Foods Industries, Inc. Savannah,Georgia Phone 355 6020 th« i iS-tule Qhopi HARRY W. REINER President LEituRCLv Shopping in a Relaxing Atmosphere 36 DERENNE AVE. EAST SAVANNAH. GEORGIA 31405 CYUV fyoobLeeping attJ Jax oJervtce IEM8ER OF THE NATIONAL SOCIETY OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS CONGRATULATIONS To The Class Of JOHN C. NEELY 912 392 3890 7102 HIALEAH CIRCLE SAVANNAH. GA. 31406 Appliance Buyers Credit Corp. COMPLIMENTS OF MR. AND MRS. KENNETH WALTERS DAVE FORD Professional Drapery and Rod Installation All types of rod repair and window treatment installed Free Estimates Evenings 352-0161 SAVANNAH BANK TRUST COMPANY TELEPHONE (912) 234-3441 POST OFFICE BOX 9947 SAVANNAH. GEORGIA 31402 SOME FACTS WE THOUGHT YOU’D LIKE TO KNOW . .. ■ . . Georgia’s forest products industry has provided more new, high wage jobs in recent history than any other manufacturing industry in the state . .. More than 84,000 jobs in Georgia result directly and indirectly from this industry • . . The forest products industry makes an annual $3 billion impact on the state’s economy . . . Union Camp Corporation is proud to be a significant part of this dynamic Georgia industry 212 COMMUNITY COMPLIMENTS OF RON'S LARGO CHEVRON 11434 ABERCON EXP. RENTS EQUIPMENT SALES 7202 White Bluff Rd. Bee Rd. Victory Dr. t: Nothing runs like a Deere JOE WATERS Two Locations 354-2966 354-3122 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF HB MORRIS H. KAY The Cotton Bale 13 East River St. Mrs. Georgia Nash....Guy Cox 214 COMMUNITY Patrons Index Jenny Anderson Kim Anderson Mr. Robert Anderson Don Auld's Glenda Baugh, Class of 79 Chuck Brown Herman Joyce Brown Mr. Mrs. R. A. Buckner Christopher Mr. Mrs. T. W. Clark David Terry Clark Brinson Clements Ben Cowart Smoky Dasher Mr. Mrs. S. W. Denham Freddie Famble, Sagittarius Mr. Mrs. John N. Gillham, Jr. Chris Glaze Mr. Mrs. Keith P. Henderson Mr. Mrs. Paul Jurgenson Ann Kilpatrick, Class of 77 Lori Ann Knight Sandy Stone Kathy Walters The Michael Wommacks Sharon Wommack Serving Country Kriipy Fried Chicken 10 A M. - 9 P.M. 7 meet mUi 3 (� Serve 234 1595 •at in or take-out ............... 4312 Augusta Road Chic No. 1 take-out . 1225 Montgomery Crass Road 354 7079 take-out No. 2 284 Pennsylvania Avenue No. 3 964 5362 ississippi, B. S. . B. S. Ed. STAFF DIRECTORY Dckle, James Midwestern University, B. A. University of Georgia, M. Ed. History Dixon, Lola Marie Johnson C. Smith University, B. S. New York University, M. A. Mathematics Ebert, Fay E. Georgia Southern College. B. S. History Farrer, Constance University of Georgia, B. S.. M. Ed. Science Fennell. Boh Stetson University, B. A. Armstrong State College, B. S. Ed. Chorus and English Fields, Harold Savannah State College, B. S. Atlanta University, M. A. Counselor Flisnick, Marsha K. Swarthmore College, B. A. History labama, B. S., M. A. Friedenberg, Pearl S. University of Georgia, B. F. A. Art Gadson, Benjamin Fort Lewis College, B. S. Colorado State University, M. Ed. Physical Education Gardner, Vernell F. Fort Valley State College, B. S. Savannah and Armstrong State Colleges, M. Ed. Business Gary, Lorayne University of Illinois, B. S.. M. A. Foreign Language Gaskin, Jennette Auburn University. B. S. Mathematics Gilbert, Sadie Savannah Stale College, B. S. Fla. Atlantic. M. A. Elementary Education Reading Glass. Eloise George Peabody College, B. S. Physical Education Goldstein. A. S. University of Georgia, B. S. Georgia State University, M. S. Armstrong and Savannah State Colleges, M. Ed. Mathematics Colson, Hugh University of South Carolina. B. A. Armstrong and Savannah State Colleges, M. Ed. History Green, Leon C. Savannah State College, Reading Certificate University of Georgia. Recreation Certificate Reading Assistant Harris, Josh Savannah State College. B. S. Savannah State Graduate Center. M. A. Job Placement Counselor Hayes. Wallace C. Western Kentucky University. A. B. English Hclmly, Winifred Georgia State University, B. S. Business Herrington, John Georgia Southern, B. S. CVAE Hewitt, Catherine M. Mary Washington College. B. S. Georgia Southern College. M. Ed. Business Hollowell, Istalena Mississippi University of Women, A. B. Georgia Southern College, M. Ed. SC5, SC6 Counselor Jenkins, Gussic Savannah State College, B. S. Social Sciences Jenkins, Harry Armstrong State College. B. A. History Johnston. Jerry W. Mississippi State University. B. S. University of Georgia, M. Ed. PECE Coordinator Kaigler, Dorothy Dietician Kantzipcr, Alvin L. University of Georgia, B. S. Science Kenlaw, Jessie Savannah State College, B. S. Physical Education Larcom, Charles L. Delta State University. B. S. Driver Education LeBey, Naomi Iowa State University, B. S. Georgia Southern College, M. S. T. Science Lee, Priscilla VPISU, B. S. University of Tennessee Science L jftay, Leonard Middle Tennessee State University, B. S.. M. A. Industrial Arts Lewis, Bobbie Secretary-Bookkeeper Madurous, Mary Dekalb College, A. S. University of Georgia, B. S. D. E. Mallory, Millie W. University of Georgia, A. B. Mercer University, M. A. Assistant Librarian Mel horn, Tcrrie Secretary Mell, Jane Secretary Miller. Thomas Berry College, B. S. Physical Education Millikan. Margie University of Georgia, B. A. English Mitchell, Annette Savannah State College, A. B. History Musser, Elizabeth Georgia Southern College. A. B. English Nunnally. Herman Head Custodian Oglesby, Edward Savannah State College, B. S. Savannah and Armstrong State Colleges, M. Ed. Mathematics O’Neill, Norah Ed in boro College, B. S. Ed. Georgia Southern, M. Ed. Armstrong and Savannah State Colleges, M. Ed. Candidate Science Patton, Betty Secretary Phillips. Eat relic Valdosta State College, B. S. English Porter, Dwan Savannah State College. B. S. English Powell, Richard Georgia Southern College. B. S. Ed., M. S. T. Science Preetorius, Virginia Georgia Southern College, B. S.. M. Ed. Head Counselor Ready, Jeanette Savannah State College. B. S. English 217 Robertson, Jane Georgia Southern College, B. S. Business Robinson, Doris Savannah State College, B. S. Mathematics Roebuck, Shirley Benedict College, B. S. Science Rogers, Shirley Florida A M University, B. A. Social Sciences Sanders, Dcnycc Savannah State College, B. S. Mathematics Sanfilippo, Joseph Quito Rorida State University, B. S. Physical Education Seckinger, Marian Georgia Southern College, B. S. University of Georgia. M. Ed. Home Economics Adams, Cheryl Albright. Cynthia Aliffi. Patrick Booster Club 4, Cross Country 3, Soccer 2,3,4. Allard. Charlotte Student Council 3, 4, Warriorettes 3. 4. Softball 3. Alston, Sonja B-Tcam Cheerleader 2. Alvin. Michael m Anderson. Roh� 4 Basketball 2. 3,4. Football 2. Anderson. Yvonne Argrow, Michelle Miss Sequoyah Finalist 4. Arnold. Barbara AFS 2, 3. 4. VICA Treasurer 4. Bacon. Elizabeth Chorus 4, French Club 3, Basketball 3, 4, Belletrist 4. Badger, Claudette Chorus 2. Ball. Roderic AFS 2. 3. Band 2, 3. 4. French Club 4. Reach Out 2, 3. Track 2. 3,4, Pep-Band 3. Vice-President 4. Ball. Wesley Band 4. Reach Out 2, Junior Class Treasurer 3. Baltzcgar, Gcanic Beall. Cynthia FBl.A Vice-President 2. VOT 2. Shcarousc, Tom Georgia Southern College, B. S. University of Georgia, M. S. D. C. T. Sliernoff. Elise Armstrong State College, B. A. Behavior Disorders Slioff. Alice K. University of Rorida. B. S. Related Vocation Instruction Sicfferman, Carolyn Armstrong State College. B. A. English and Drama Sinkus. Benjamin University of Miami, B. A. Music Snyder, Lee Troy State University, B. S. Ed. Physical Education Senior Index Bing, Gregory Band 2, 4. Black. Ricky Blissctt. Carrie Reach Out 4. Literary Club 4. Blissctt. LaDona Blue, Ronald Football 2. Trainer 2. Bonds, Joseph Girls Softball Team Coach. Bradshaw. James Brewer. Wilmcr Brown. Betty Jean Brown. George Brown, Gregory Basketball 4. Bryant. Bernard Bench-Pressing Club 4. Bryant, Stephanie Drill Team 2. Co-Captain 3, Homeroom Representative 2. 3. Buruss. James Byrd. Richard E. Hi-Jcnks Typist, Reporter 3. Calhoun. Mildred Cynthia Chorus 2, 3. National Honor Society 2, 3. Calhoun, Terri FBl.A 3, 4. Warriorettes 3. Campbell, Emily Chorus 4. Basketball 3, 4. Track 2, 3. Stockton. Doug University of Georgia, BBA History St rock. Joey University of South Carolina. B. S. Mathematics Wilkerson, Carlctha Spellman College. B.A. Social Sciences Wilkins. Annette Aimstrong State College, B. S. Reading Specialist Williams. Jerelenc Savannah State College. B. S. Armstrong and Savannah State Colleges. M. S. Mathematics Wright. Theresa Savannah State College, B. S. Home Economics Campbell, Eric Canady. Candice Carlson, Cathy Ruth AFS 4. National Honor Society 3. 4. Spanish Club 2, 4, Vice-President 3. Carn. Nancy Carr, Kenneth VICA 2. Football 3. Christensen, Stephen Clanton, Mary Ruth F'BLA 3, Chaplain 4. French Club 2. National Honor Society 2, 3, Secretary-Treasurer 4. VOT 3, 4. Miss Sequoyah Finalist 4. Clark. Terry Sequoyah Staff 3, 4. Coleman. Geraldine Cook, Danita Cooley, Mary Anne Corn, Richard Corbett. Michael A. Coward. Janies Cowart, Michael Davis Sophomore Class Reporter 2, Junior Class Vice-President 3, Student Council Vice-President 3, Football 2. 3, DECA 2, 3. Beta Club 2, 3. Daniels, Gi cllc Booster Club 3, President 4. DeCrcsccn .o, Sal Key Club 3. Baseball 4. Homeroom Representative 4. 218 SENIOR INDEX Denham, Kay AFS 2, 3, 4. French Club 3. Hi-Jcnks 3. 4, National Honor Society 4, Spanish Club 2. 3. DcVoc, Lamar DiCola. Barbara Student Council Secretary 4. Varsity Cheerleader 3, Co-captain 4, Tennis Team 4. Captain 2. 3, Student Advisory Committee Superintendent 4. Mayor’s Youth Council 4. Dooley, Tcri Drayton, Ruthie Baseball 3. Dukes. Lavern Edic, Fred Band 2. 3. 4. National Honor Society 3, President 4. Outstanding Senior 4. Finley, Larry Douglas Fleming, Cheryl Lynnette Rising Seniors Club 3. VAC 4. Vtcc-Prcsidcnt 4, Flucllcn. Tanya Chorus 4, Football 4. Forbes. Ralph National Honor Society 2. 3, 4. Outstanding Senior 4. Senior Class Parlimcntarian 4. Baseball 2. 3. Captain 4, Football 2, 3, Captain 4. Soccer 2, 3, Captain 4. Fowler, Margaret AFS 2, 2nd Vice-President 3. President 4. Fox, Lady French Club Vice-President 4. Reach Out 4. Spanish Club 4. Freeman. Daynah Frost. Sabrina Gadson, Janice Booster Club 2. Secretary 4, Homeroom Representative 4. Galin, Tricia AFS 2, 4, Treasurer 3. Outstanding Senior 4. Junior Class Chaplain 3. Student Council Secretary 4. Garvin, Lou Gary, Angela Chorus 4. Ga ola, Maxwell Foreign Kxchangc Student from Brazil. AFS 4. Booster Club 4, Sequoyah Staff 4, Spanish Club 4. Soccer 4. Gilford, Alan Gilham, John Glaize. Chris Band 2, Chorus 2, 4, Latin Club 4. Golden Kendrith Grant, Michael Baseball 3, 4, Football 3, Co-captain 4. Graves. Kerry Gray, Archie Lee Greene, Angelita Booster Club 2. 3. 4. Chorus 4. French Club 4. Pep Squad 2, 3, 4. Reach Out Assistant Secretary 4. DECA 4. Greene, Taminie Groover, Dcon Hagan. Kelly Chorus Pianist 3, 4, French Club 2, Outstanding Senior 4. Junior Class Corresponding Secretary 3. Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4. Tennis Team 2, 3. 4. Track 2, Homecoming Queen 4. Hagins, Shirley Hanson, Sharon Hardy. Michelle Chorus 3. Harrclson, Ronnie Harrison. George Baseball 2. Harvey. Greg Haupt. Gary Junior Varsity Football 3. Haupt, Howard Ha zard, Sheila Chorus 4. Henderson, Kamcc Miss Sequoyah 4. Hendrix, Pamela Herron, Robin Hildebrand, Jeff Ili-Jcnks 4, Latin Club 4. Homeroom Representative 4. Hill. Ada Booster Club 2. 3, 4, Spanish Club 2. 3. Majorette 2. Captain 3, 4, Honor Student 1. Ga. Certificate of Merit 3. Holland. Linda FBLA 4, VOT 4. Warriorette 3. Holloway, Donald Holloway, Edward VICA 2. Holmes, Gregory Hon, Randall Huff, Patricia Quiz Bowl 2. Reach Out 2, 3, Vice- President 4, Spanish Club 2. 3, 4, Basketball Manager 3, Track 3. Bcllcirist Staff 4. Hughes, John Hutto, Arthur D. Giorus 2. Jackson. Annette FBLA 4. VOT 4. Jackson.Janet Jenkins. Eliot Jenkins, James Jenkins, Rosalind Jensen, Sonja Johnson. Melvin Johnson. Tanji Johnson. Vanessa Chorus 3. Secretary 4. Jones. Joseph Joyner. Alldrm Chorus 4. Drill Team 2, 3. 4. Football 4. Kane, Mark Industrial Arts Club 4. Pep Band 2. Kay. Karrie AFS 3. Vice-President 4. French Club 2. 4. President 3. Hi-Jcnks 3, Art Editor 4. National Honor Society 4. Kazlow. Gary French Club 2. Hi-Jcnks 3. Advertising Manager 4. National Honor Society 4, Qui Bowl 2. Governor’s Honors Program 3. Bclletrist Staff 4, Quill and Scroll 4. Kilpatrick. Martha AFS 3, 4. French Club 3, President 4. Sequoyah Staff 3. Editor 4, Spanish Hub 4. Kittles. Mikel Kolb. Robert Band 2, 3, 4, Chess Club Treasurer 4. Krauss, Karen VICA 4. Lamson, David National Honor Society 2. Student Council 2. 4, Track 2, 3. Lane, Joseph D. E. 4. Lanier, Drew Laurel. Yvonne Lawson, Jeff Baseball 2. 4. Leech. Michelle Lee. Danny LeMay, Denise Lewis. Priscilla Lewis. Renette VICA 3. Volleyball 3. Lindsey, Gregory Lipscy. Bernita Chorus 2. 3. Drill Team Secretary 2, 2nd Runner-up Queen Holiday Ball. 219 Loadholt. Diane Murphy, Maureen Richardson, Delbert Chorus 3, Drill Team 3. Chorus 4. Hi-Jenks 3, Outstanding Senior 4. Qui Bowl 4. Junior Class Roberts, Roy Lonon. Harold Secretary 3, Student Council Vice-President 4. Varsity Cheerleader Robinson, David Lowery. Eunice 3, Captain 4. Basketball 2. Rosenbaum, Joe Lowery, Geraldine Murray, George VICA 4. Chorus 2. 3, 4. Volleyball Captain 3. 4. Murray, Ronald Band 2. 3, 4. Industrial Arts Club Rowland. Jeffrey Mahany, Kim Vice-President 4. Royal, Deidra Varsity Cheerleader 4. Murrell, John Drill Team 2. Markesteyn, Jill Ryan. Cathy O’Neal. Wayne AFS 4, Chorus Vice-President 4, Quiz Martin. James Floyd Bowl 4, Reach Out 2. Spanish Club 2, 4. O’Brien. Maureen Rvan Holiday Ball Queen 4. Bclletrist Literary Matthews. Annette AFS 3, Vice-President 4. Hi-Jenks Club President 4, Miss Sequoyah Finalist Managing Editor 3, Fditor-in-Chicf 4. 4. Mattair. Alice Outstanding Senior 4. Bclletrist Staff 4. Salter, Patrick Mayes, Karen Football 2, 3, Soccer 2. Drill Team 4, FBLA Secretary 4. VOT 4. Ondriczck. Mark McClendon. Richard Office Aid 3.4. Sampson. Gerald VICA 4. Owens, Terre Chorus 4. Basketball 3, 4, Football Sanders, Glenda Ann McEachern, Phil 2, 3, 4. Schomburg, John McGuire. William Paige, James Schuman, Cheryl Lynn Baseball 3,4, Football 3. 4. Golf 4. Chorus 4, FBLA 4, Spanish Club 3, 4. Menon, Sushi Parks, Paula VOT 4. Parris. Audrey Shurling, Constance Mike. Edward Chorus 3. Drill Team 2. Chorus 4, Homeroom Representative 4. Mike. Pamela Parrish, Jacqueline Sikes, Douglas Reach Out 2. Band 2. VICA 4. Silas, Susan Miles, Fonnic Passmore, Catherine Booster Club Secretary 2, Chorus Simmons, Gwendolyn Millcdge. Johnnie 2, 3. 4. Hi-Jenks Reporter 4. Reach Drill Team 3. Out 4. Homeroom Representative 3. 4. Spanish Club 2, 3. 4. Volleyball Simpson. Ronald Miller. Frederick 3.4. Sims. Ginny Miller. Gwendolyn Paulson, John S. Student Council 3, 4. Swimming 3, 4. Sims, Nancy Mills. Pam Smalls. Anthony Chorus 4. FBLA 3. President 4. VOT 3, President 4. Pierce, Michael Basketball 2, 3, 4. Football 4. Polite, Helene Smalls. Tyrone Mint ., Alison Booster Club 2. Chorus 2. 3. 4. AFS Secretary 3. Homeroom Represen- Smart, Martin tativc 3. Bclletrist 4. Price, Michael D. E. 2. Mitchell, Daniel Priestcr, Ricky Hi-Jenks Advertising Manager 3. Smith, Harvey Mitchell, Eric G. Business Manager 4. Junior Exchange 3. Smith. Valencia Band 2, 3.4. Quiz Bowl 2, Senior Class President 4, Blood Drive Committee 4. King Holiday Chorus 3,4. Student Council 4. Mitchell. Glcnnis Ball 4. Sports Information Director 4, Smith. Valerie. Chorus 2, 3. 4, VICA 4. Drill Team 3. PTSA Executive Committee 4. Oatland Sophomore Class Secretary 2, Island T. V. Production 3. Warriorcttcs 2. Tennis 4, Bclletrist Mobley, Carolyn Pugh, John Staff 4. Mobley. Warnell Smith. Viola Quartcrman, Yvonne Band 2. FBLA 4. Outstanding Senior Moore. Darrell 4, Reach Out 3, Secretary 4. Junior Baseball 4, Football 4. Rahn. Spencer Class Treasurer 3, Spanish Club 3, Soccer 2, 3,4. Student Council Treasurer 4, Basketball. Moore. Keith Girls Manager 3, Track 2. Volleyball AFS 3, Band 2, VICA 4. Reynolds. Rosa Lee Basketball 2, 3. Volleyball 2. 3. 4. DECA 4. Ga. Certificate of Merit 3. Moore. Terry Speller. Allen VICA 2. Reynolds, Terri Spradling, Laura Morgan. Traci Rhodes, Lynda AFS 3. 4, Spanish Club 4. Homeroom VICA Pirlimentarian 4, Softball 3. 4. Representative 4. Industrial Arts Club 4. Richards, Louise Secretary 3. Morris. Robbie FBLA 4. Spanish Club 3. VOT 4. Stacy. Mark Morrison. Loma 220 SENIOR INDEX Hi-Jcnks Cartoonist 4, Soccer 4. Steele. Angela Walker. Weir Clevc Williams. Ricardo AFS 4. Wallace, Rodney Williams, Taff Steele. John V. National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Outstanding Senior 4, Senior Class Williams. Therese Stepherson. Michael Treasurer 4, Basketball 4, Track 3, 4. VICA Chaplain 4, Basketball 3. Football 3, D. E. 4. TIP-OFF Club 4. Football 2, 3, 4, Cross-Country 4, Ga. Certificate of Woo, Ricky Stevens. Ronald Merit 3. Woodberry. Raymond Stewart, John Wallace, Roland Outstanding Senior 4. Hi-Jcnks 4. Booster Club 2. Stewart. Mavis Football 2, 3.4, Cross-Country 2, 3, Captain 4, Track 2, 3. Captain 4. Woods, James Straughn. Neal Woodward, Cyndi Booster Club 2, Baseball 3. Warren Joseph Chorus 2, Sequoyah Staff 4. Strippy, Jean Waters, David Worsham. Tom Band 2. 3. 4, Spanish Club 2. Pep Band Cross Country 2. Track 2, 3, Soccer Taylor. Charlene 2, 3, Band Captain 4. 2. 3.4. Sequoyah Staff 4. Wesley. Patricia Ann Wright. Barbara Thompson, Lanina VICA. Treasurer 3. President 4. Miss West, Deborah Wise Wright. Jackie Sequoyah Finalist 4. FBLA 4, Spanish Club 3. 4. Drill Team 2. Thompson. Lawrence West. Donnie Young. Angancttc Basketball 2. Football 3. Key Club 3. VICA 4. Football 2. Booster Club 2. 3. Vice-President 4. Belletrist Staff 4. Drama Club 3. Reach Out 3, 4, Thompson. Lynne Spanish Club 2. 3, Secretary 4. Band 2, Reach Out 3, Junior Class White, Timothy Homecoming Queen 1st Runner-up 4. Vice-President 3, Spanish Club 3, Student Council Secretary 4, Wiggins, Ricky Young. Carl Homecoming Queen 2nd Runner-up Wilkes, Cathy B-Team 2. Football 4. 4, Ga. Certificate of Merit 3. Young. Eugenia Thrift, Earlenc Williams. Carl Chorus 3. Bellet rist 4. Tremble, Diana Lynn Williams, Gloria Young Eugenia Tucker. Tommy Williams. Greg Zealy. Angela Tennis 3, 4, Track 4. Band 2. FBLA 4. French Club 2. 4. Vice-President Williams. Johnnie 3, Qui Bowl 4. Tutt, Valeric LaVern Beta Club 2. Track 2. Williams. Mike Baseball 2, 3. Zeigler, Keith Ubclc, Chip 221 TO THE STUDENTS AND RIGHT: The future lies ahead: choose your path wisely. BELOW Mrs. Josephine Amari and BELOW RIGHT: Mr. Wallace Hayes. Sequoyah Staff advisors. 222 THE FACULTY OF H V J.. . To the students and faculty of HVJ, I dedicate volume twenty of the SEQUOYAH. A lot of time and hard work went to make this book a success and although it isn’t perfect, it is special to me and hopefully to you. As always, there were problems but with determination and a lot of luck we always managed to find the right answers. To the staff advisors, Mrs. Josephine Amari and Mr. Wallace Hayes, go my sincere thanks for all their help and patience with the staff and me. My gratitude goes to the staff members because without them there would be no book. I would like to thank all the people who helped and cooperated with us when we needed them. Last but not least I thank all the wonderful people at Keys for the excellent job of printing and all the people at Bryn-Alan who did an excellent job on pictures. The school year is over and soon all the trials and triumphs that you shared with your friends will be pushed to the back of your mind to be replaced with new memories. I hope that when you open this book in the future it will succeed in helping you to relive the good old days at Jenkins. Your “footprints in the sands of time” at HVJ arc much too precious to be forgotten completely. Godspeed. Editor-In-Chief ABOVE: Lest we forget. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS For some students the desire to learn more about the French language and France itself was strong enough for them to join the French Club. Lc Cercle Francais was active in several different ways. In the Fall the members had a candy sale to raise money for a trip to Charleston that came later in the year. At Christmas time the club took part in an international dinner with the Spanish and Latin clubs and the AFS. In the Spring the members prepared a French exhibit for the International Festival of the language clubs of Chatham County and the first district of Georgia. UPPER RIGHT: French Club Officers. Melissa Clanton • Secretary Martha Kilpatrick - President. Lady Fox - Vice- President. Jeff McManus ■ Treasurer. ABOVE: French Club. Front Row: Martha Kilpatrick. Melissa Clanton. Debra Thomas, Jeff McManus. Back Row: Mrs. Amari - Advisor, Karrie Kay, Rodric Ball, Michelle Ivey, Lady Fox. UPPER LEFT: French Club students take the stage. 224 FRENCH CLUB QUO VADIS After an absence of several years, the newly formed Latin Club joined the ranks of Jenkins language clubs. The name of the club was “Quo Vadis,” which means “where are you bound?” This name was appropriate for the club members who would find Latin useful to them in furthering their education. The club was a member of the Junior Classical League, and several club members attended the league’s state convention in Atlanta. The club raised activity money by selling candy and sponsoring a dance. - r rxv-K TniQM5 ef A V i i. v 7— X %J. - ' UPPER: Ixitin Club. First Row: A va Salter, Gwen Passmore. Robyn Smith, Vicki Moody. Alison Hester. Second Row: Jeff Hilderbrand, Bonnie Brown, Novi Smith, Mary Denham, Sherrie Crews, Mrs. Amari - Advisor. LEFT: Ijxtin Club Officers. Novi Smith - Recording secretary, Alison Hestor- President. Bonnie Brown - Vice-President. A va Salter - Treasurer. ABOVE: One of the many Latin Class masterpieces. LATIN CLUB 225 General Index aaron, karen 70,155 adams, cheryl 135 adams, jacquelyn 89,155 adams, linda 73,103,187 adger, adolphus 187 adger, herman 187,109 aiken, ann 155 aikens, sandra 76,135 aikens, tonya 173 albright, chris 155 albright, craig 187 albright, cynthia 135 albright, justina 155 albright, kimberly 75,103.187 albright, sherri 173 albright, terri 173 alderman, michael 66,173 alcxander, lori 64,187 aliffi, joseph 103,173 aliffi, patrick 103,135 allard, charlotte 135 allegretti, michael 155 alien, larry 155 alien, margaret 187 alien, sandra 173,172 alis, willic 70,173 alston, patricia 173 alston, raymond 173 alston, sonya 135 alvin, michael 135 amick, brad 155 anchors, richard 82,187 anderson, alison 75,187 anderson, jennifer 173 anderson, jerry 155 anderson, john 187 anderson, kim 56,75,154,155 anderson, robert 114,135 anderson, rufus 105 anderson, timothy 103,187 andrews, laura 79 ard, troy 173 argrow, michelle 70,135 armstrong, scott 155 arnold, barbara 59,81,89,122,135 arnold, mark 187 arnold, robert 155 ash, linda sharon 91,187 ash, patricia 155 ashbaugh, janene 68,75,155 attaway, cariotta 187 attaway, steven 187 avala, richard 103,187 f t bacon, bernard 187 bacon, elizabeth 76 bacon, ernest 155 badger, claudettc 76,135 bailey, matthew 103,187 ball, roderic 67,96,135,224 ball, wesleyn 67,173 ball, weslcy 66,86,135 balt .cgar, gcanie 72,135 banner, karol 187 i o 226 GENF.RAL INDEX bargeron, calvin 155 bargeron, martha 173 barker, michael 82,84,87,100,173 barnes, morgan 155 barnes, lynn 187 barnwell, vincent 187 bartlan, fred 187 bashlor, cindy 75,173 bates, brenda 115,187 battey, charlene 187 baugh, glenda 57,84,155 baxter, tyrone 187 bazemorc, alan 173 bazemore, brian 187,109 bazemorc, debbie 68,187 beacham, richard 187 beall, cynthia 72,135 beasley, jeffrey 187 bcasley, lisa 173 beebe, annette 69,68,173 becbc, ronnic 173 bell, glenda 181,187 bell, lisa 64,101,123,173,178,92 benjamin, aaron 105,155 bennett, bill 155 bennett, emmett 173 best, gregory 105,107,155 biggens, sheree 187 bing, gregory 67,135 bing, latrclle 76,155 black, ricky 135 black, nathaniel 187 blackburn, wendy 187 blackston, kelly 46,64,73,75,187,91 blackston, kim 46,73,75,155 blalock, gerald 173 blalock, willie 187 blige, gloria 187 blige, herman 187 blige, nathaniel 187 blissett, carrie 123,135 blissett, danny 103,187 blissett, ladonna 136 blitch, sharon 187 blue, ronald 136 bolden, sherry 76,173,88 bolton, gwendolyn 173 bostick, debrah 187 bostick, patricia 187 boston, herbert 76,173 boston, jeffrey 109 boston, ralph 77,173 boothroy, lisa 97 bowen, danny 187 bradshaw, james 136 bragg, robin 75,187 brandanick, john 187 brannen. william 92,109 brach, robert 103 brant, antonio 187,91 brennan. barry 97,173 brewer, katherine 77,173 brewer, wilmcr 136 bright, david 187 bright well, joey 188 brinson, audrey 59,62,155 brisendine, john 173,109 britton, david 187 brock, sonia 188 brown, anthony 136 brown, anthony 1. 188 brown, betty 136 brown, brett 188 brown, carolyn 173 brown, Charles 155 brown, craig 173,109 brown, edgar 188 brown, edmond 173 brown, elaine 75 brown, george 136 brown, gregon 136 brown, isaac 103,188 brown, john 155 brown, katherine 173 brown, katheryn 188 brown, linwood 155 brown, mike 188 brown, roosevelt 173 brown, scott 156,109 brown, sharon 156 brown, shclia 64,75,173 brown, terri 173 brown, timothy 188,109 brown, ward 188 brown, bonnie 71,89,225 brown, glenda 75,70,155,88 brown, kathy 75,70,165 brown, muriel 76,79,156 browne, elizabeth 66,173 browne, james 103,156 brunswick, lynette 156 bryant, bernard 136,109 bryant, carolyn 136 bryant, gwendolyn 173 bryant, michelle 188 bryant, seabrook 188 bryant, Stephanie 136 bryant, yancy 188 bundip, paul, jr. 188 bunson, altia 188 burgstiner, george 188 burke, donald 188 burruss, james 137 bush, cecil 188 bush, james 188 bush, joseph 188 bush, roger 82 butler, belinda 137 butler, beverly 188 butler, georgia 70,86 byrd, richard 137 byrd, sam 173 cail, cindy 188 cail, vernon 173 calhoun, cindy 77,83,137 calhoun, terri 72,137 Campbell, emily 76,96,137 Campbell, eric 76,137 Campbell, jo-ann 96 Campbell, tammic 75 Campbell, tcrresa 188 canady, candice 137 cannon, richard 173 capers, jerome 188,109 carfrey, dcbbic 188 carlson, cathy 70,83,84,122,137 carr, gregory 137 carr, kcnneth 81,137 carrico, rebecca 103,188 carroll, kcnneth 188,109 carter, david 96 carter, valeria 173 cason, michellc 189 chance, joseph 173 cheeks, john 189 cheeks, thcresa 72,156 childers, paid 68,100,156 Christiansen, Stephen 137 clanton, mary 72,83,137 clanton, melissa 86,173,224 dark, albert 105 dark, bernell 173,109 dark, erica 189 dark, jerald 92 dark, robert 189 dark, terry 56,137 clayton, Steve 103,173 elements, dwayne 189 elements, mary 56,85,123,157 elements, robert elements, tammy 189 Cleveland, brodcrick 189 coast, lisa 157 cobb, william 189 cobia, david 68,100,157 coffey, ernest 173 coefield, jacquelyn 75,189 cole, michellc 79,157 coleman, brenda 75,173,73 coleman, geraldine 75,137 coleman, rhonda 173 collins, sharon 72,157 connolly, mike 157 cook, kirn 157 cook, ramona 75,79,157 cooler, robert 85,173 cooper, orion 76,189,109 corbett, michael 137 corn, richard 137 cotton, corey 174 cotton, lerone 189 count, anita 70,174 cousin, johnny 157 cowart, ben 100,123,154,157 cowart, richard 103,174 cowart, michael 137 crapse, brian 157 crapse, david 82,174 crawford, almarita 174 crawford, eric 157 crawford, gerald 105,174 crawford, regina Id 189 crawford, william 189,109 crews, robert 157 n crews, sherrie 70,174,172,225 cribbs, bobby 103,189 cribson, anushka 189 cruse, andrea 174 curry, thomas 189 daiss, richard 67,82,86,157 daniel, waiter 189 daniels, gizcllc 137,88 dasher, lowell 68,70,71,84,123,157 davis,john 189 david, van 66,174 davis paulette 174 dawes, pa me la 174 dawson, dwight 189 deal, donna 99,189 dcal.jon 103,189 deal, tiffany 189 decrescenzo, joseph 189 dccresccnzo, ann 64,174 decrescenzo, salvatore 139 dcdavicss, dwight 189 deloach, joseph 109 denham, mary 84,86,174,225 denham, kay 59,60,83,84,86,122,138 denmark, marty 189 denmark, sherrie 69,189 desmond, lawrcncc 189 devercaux, carol 189 devoe, algrier 174 devoe, gerald 174 devoe, la mar 81,138 dewitt, james 174 dicola, lynn 59,63,93,100,138 diggs, romain 189 dix, nehemiah 105,174 dixon, dori 66, 174 donaldson, susan 158 dooley, tcri 72,138 downs, harriet 174 drayton, nathaniel 174 driscoll, susan 175 drury, amy 189 drury, tammy 175 duggar, denise 175 duke, dixie 73,189 dukes, greg 189 dukes, kate 189 dukes, lavern 138 dukes, michelle 75,88,189 duncan, edward 68,175 eakin, michael 103,190 eason, cverette 175 cason, johnnic 105,107,138 edenfield, anthony 175 cdic, fred 59,66,83,122,138,50 edmunds, patric 175 cdwards, timothy 175 ellison, kcnneth 190 ellison, rosalee 190 ellison, steve 158 ellzey, robert 103,105,158 epps, leonard 190 evans, craig 175 evans, curley 190 fairley, tennell 190 famble, george 175 famble, kevin 158 famble, lori 158,88 famble, william 190 famble, freddic 67,96,158 farris, jerome 67,175 ferguson, faye 158 ferguson, linda 75,175 ferguson, richard 190 ferguson, shirley 158 ferreira, george 138 feus, robert 81,158 Helds, sonny 103 fields, valeric 75,190 finley, larry 138 finley, lonnie 190 fisher, frank 103,190 flanders, tracey 77,158 lleming, cheryl 138 fleming, patricia 138 fletcher, rena 70,175 flgherty, thomas 190 flowers, bernard 103 flowers, james 190 llowers, vernard 103,190 floyd, albert 190 floyd, michael 190 floyd, sharon 190 floyd, Washington 190 fluellen, tanya 76,138,118 forbes, ralph 83,103,105,134,138,144 ford, rollin 67.105,175 fowler, margarct 72,84,138 fowler, victor 105,158 fox, lady 70,138,224 franco, stuart 190 frazier, mark 105,158 frazier, michael 175 frazier, raymond 175 frazier, sandra 190 frazier, solomen 175 frazier, steven 158 frazier, tyrone 190 frazier, tyrone 190 frost, sabrina 138 fulcher. robert 190 futch, thomas 190 gadson, janicc 138,88 gaines, kay 190 galin, patricia 59,83,93,122,138 galletta, joan 75,175 gardner, janicc 76 garrett, randy 190 garvin, cassandra 175 garvin, debra 190 garvin, lou 138 garvitte, debbie 73,75,191 gary, angcla 76,139 gay, robert 175 gay, sammy 191 gazola, max 57,71,84,103,139,171 geiger, michael 191 george, terrance 103,191 german, jonah 191 gernatt, james 175 227 gibson, isreal 191 gilbert, tyrone 158 gilbert, lewis 191 gilbert, sheila 191 gilford, alan 139 gill, marshall 67,105,175,109 gillham,john 140 glagola, bill 87,103,175 glaize, chris 77,139 glaize, keith 191 glover, Caroline 75,175 glover, mary 123,175 godfrey, wanda 64,175 golden, kendrith 139 golson, william 159 good rich, susan 100,159 gordon, darlene 176 gordon,janet 191 gordon, kenneth 76,105,139 gordon, tonya 176 gowen, rita 69,176 graham, eunita 75,139 graham, marian 176 grant, cecil 92 grant, kelvin 191 grant, michael 105,139 grasa, michael 176 grasa, michellc 103,191 gray, anthony 176 gray, archie 139 gray, chris 103,191 gray, gerald 67,191 gray, tommy 191 grayson, karen 159 green, betty 176 green, clement 77,96,159 green, harry 159 green, henry 76 green, lauretta green, lynwood 176 green, mary 75,176 green, michael 191 greene, angelita 139 greene, johnne 191 greene, lauretta 191 greenway, brenda 159 greenway, linda 159 griffin, john 176 griffin, rufus 159 groover, deon 76,93,105,139 gross, john 191 grotheer, karl 82,100.172,176 guy,cheryl 176 hagan, doris 140 hagan, kelly 77,59,63,74,100,140,118 hagan, laura 140 haggins, Joseph 191,109 haggins, kenneth 159 haggins, shirley 140 hall, ruby 75,192 hall, taryn 192 hamilton, diane 159 hamilton, joyce 75,176 hammons, patricia 75,159 hancock, sara 192 hanes, ronald 96 hanson, douglas 192 hanson, linda 192 hanson, sharon 140 ha raison, jillianc 176,92 harden, annette 192 harden, gary 192 hardin, patricia 176 handy, michelle 140 hardy, sharon 75,159 harney, lisa 176 harclson, ronnie 67,140 harrison, gregory 176,109 harrison, mira 77 hart.judy 192 hart, robin 192 harvey, connic 176 harvey, david 100 harvey, greg 140 harvey, janctta 192 harvey, michael 100,176 harvey, tommy 105,159 hatcher, jo 75 hatten, marcell 68,176 haupt, delaine 176 haupt,howard 140 hayes, pamela 72,159 haynes, darlene 64,176 hazel, harold 192 hazzard. sharon 88 hazzard, sheryl 192 hazzard, shelia 76,140 head, laura 192 helmly, cynthia 63,76,159 helmly, margaret 59,63,160 henderson, carol 76,160 henderson, jonathan 192 henderson, kamee 140 hendley, anthony 109,176 hendley, eric 192 hendley, jeff 192 hendley, willettc 192 hendrix, cynthia 75,176 hendrix, franklin 81 hendrix, gerald 176 hendrix, kenneth 192 hendrix, pamela 81,140 hendrix, wonnie 160 henley, michael 176 herndon, anthony 105,160 herring, donna 75,192 herron, robin 72,141 herron, wonda 75,176 hester, alison 123,176,225 hey ward, leroy 192 hey ward, doris 192 hickman, carla 100,122 hicks, patrick 192 highsmith, donald 177,109 hildcrbrand, jeffrey 60,141,225 hill, ada 69,141 lull, richard 87,103,177 lull, sherry 68,192 hillis, donna 69,192,91 hipp, laverne 177 hodges, alien 177 holland, janet 70,84,160 holland, linda 72,141 holland, ricky 177 holloway, donald 76,81,141 holloway, edward 76,81,108,141 holloway, kimberly 160 holmes, calvin 160 holmes, gregory 141 holmes, frank 192 holmes, marion 177 holmes, melvin 192 holmes, willie 192 hon, randall 141 horton, cynthia 123,177 horton, deborah 192 houston, darnell 189 hudson, alfreda 193,88 hudson, janice 75 huff, Charles 193 huff, patricia 96,141 huggins, willie 160 humphries, Stephanie 141 hunt, Steven 193 hunter, teresa 193 hutcheson, franklin 177 hutto, arthui 141 ingrain, rudolph 105 ivey, michelle 73,88,123,224 jackson, annette 142 jackson, alfred 177 jackson, anna 177 jackson, carolyn 160 jackson, earl 193 jackson, janet 76,142 jackson, janis 76,193 jackson, lamonia 193 jackson, lorraine 177 jackson, lorenzo 193 jackson, itanya 177 jackson, sharon 177 jackson, smith 76 jackson, trevia 75 james, Charles 193 james, richard 142 jarriel, robert 160,92 jenkins, brian 193 jenkins, elliot 96,105,142 jenkins, james 96,142 jenkins, michelle 193 jenkins robert 105,160 jenkins, rosalind 142 jenkins, sandra 88 jenkins, valerie 142 jenson, sonja 160 jivens, willie 142 johnson, angcla 75,193 johnson, danette 160 johnson, james 177 johnson, jay 103,160 johnson, kenneth 193,109 johnson, kevin 105 johnson, melvin 142 johnson, michael 193 johnson, pamela 160 johnson, sandra 96,99 Johnson, sharon 193 johnson, sherry 177,88 228 GENERAL INDEX johnson, Stephanie 75,193 johnson. tangi 143 johnson, vancssa 76,143 johnston, richard 193 jones, angela 76,64,193 joncs, anthony 193 jones, chaunccy 76,177 jones, consuella 64,75,177 jones, daniel 82,161 jones, earl 193 jones, Harold 193 jones,jeff 67,103,193,109 jones, lisa 59,63,75,154,161 jones, lynne 161.193 jones, matthew 66,177 jones, michacl 193 jones, phyll 193 jones, traci 56,161 joyner, alldrine 75,79,142 joyner, henry 177,109 kappa, jerry 103,178 kahrs, mark 193,109 kandel, phillip 87 kane, charlotte 193 kane, mark 85 kane, mary 161 karpaitis, leonard 82,178 karpaitis, lori 193 kay, alisa 70,161 kay, karrie 59,60,83,84,86,122,142,224 kazlow, gary 60,82,142 kearse, talisa 194 kelly, richelle 59,62,161 keluh, sharon 178 kent, angie 161,92 kerr, gregory 161 kerston, damn 161 kerston, susan 70 kicklighter, brian 194 kicklighter, karen 194 kilpatrick, martha 56,70,84,142,224 king, deem 194 kinsey, sherrie 70,172,178 kittles, karris 76 knight, byron 161 knight, lori 60,161 kniphfer, patricia 60,161 kniphfer, janet 66 kolb, robert 68,87,142 kraft, hal 67,100,161 krauss, karen 81,142 krishnamurti, suresh 194,91 kuelling, emil 194 lamson, david 96,142 lamson, frankie 105,178 lane, joseph 143,92 lang, sandra 64,178 lang, sonja 194 lanier, amie 75,178 lanier, donald 76,143 lanier, drew 76,143 lanier, patricia 178 lark, jo se ph 194 latham, teresa 72,161 laurel, yvonne 143 lavely, linda 73 lavely, myron 103,194,109 lavely, steven 194 lawhon,jon 194 lawson, jeff 143,109 lawton, vernita 75 leaf, harry 97 leaf, kathy 75,77,162 leaman, shirley 194 lee, anthony 96.192 lee, claud 194 lee, danny 162 lee, donald 105 lee, eddie 82,178 lee, learreal 162 lee, mervin 162 lee, robert 178 leech, michelle 143 lemay, denise 75,143 lester, eugenia 162 lewis, ebony 162 lewis, danny 178,109 lewis, janet 178 lewis, paul 194 lewis, priscilla 143 lewis, renette 143 lightfoot, thomas 82,178 lindsey, alisa 194 lindsey, gregory 143 lipsey, bernita 75,79,143 littletone, patricia 178 loadholt, andrea 178 loadholt, dianne 143 long, barney 194 long, lawcrence 162 longwater, barrie 194 lonon, harold 144 loury, eunice 144 love, gail 194 lovett, willie 194,91,66 lowery, geraldine 144 lowery, pamela 70,178 lowery, jacqueline 178 lucas, freddie 81,162 lucas.judy 178,88 luten, bernard 178 luten, brenda 76,162 luten, james 178 luten, jewel 178 mabry, katie 194,88 mack, beat rice 179 mack, james 194 mack, lynn 194 macon, carey 85,179 mahany, Christopher 105,179 mahany.ghia 163 mahany, kimbcrly 62,144 maiden, shelia 77,179 maloy, denise 179 markesteyn, jerald 179 markesteyn, jill 81,122,144 martin, ceil 194 martin, billy 179 martin, jodey 194 martin, lufeci 194 martin, marietta 99 martin, robert 85,163 martinez, ricardo 194 mason, kelvin 123 mason, linda 75,88 mason, patricia 81,163 mattair, alice 81,144 matthews, annette 144 matthews, arthur mattis, almeta 115,194 matzen, vivian 194 mayes, karen 115,72,144 mayes, kenneth 163 mayo, t odd 163 mcauley, david 195 mebride, frank 144 mcclendon, alfonzo 144 mcclendon, joyce 163 mcclendon, roy 96,144,92 mccollum.jon 77,179 mccombs, letha 76,179,88 mccoy, alene 179 mccoy, brenda 195 mccravy, mark 163 mccutchen, richard 144 mceachern, luann 195 mceachern, melanie 195 mcelhaney, karen 75 megert, freddie 179 mcgirt,toby 145 meguire. william 103,105,145 mckelvey, paul 195 mckiver, linda 99,163 mclemore, Christopher 105,107,163 mcmanus, jeffery 123,154,163,224 mcmichael, louis 195 mehlhorn, trisha 75 memon, sushi 145 mercer, esther 164 merritt, robert 195 michael, stacey 68,195 mickcll, asbury 179 middleton, barry 195 mike, cdward 145 mike, pamela 122,145 miles, michele 179 miles, oswomma 195 miles, carla 195 miles, marianne 195 millcdge, evonne 179 milledge, johnnie 79,145 miller, frederick 145 miller, gwendolyn 115 miller, linda 179 miller, lisa 96 mills, carla 64 mills, pam 76,72,145 mincey, moncia 195 minchew,joe 70,105,123,179 mintz, allison 59,86 mitchell, eric 68,122,145 mitchell, daniel 145 mitchell, glennis 77,145 mitchell, jennifer 179 mitchell, julie 69,195 mitchell, kathi 115,88 mitchell, randall 195,109 mitchell, rosalind 75,79,164 mitchell, sophia 179 mixon, sherri 75,195 mobley, carolyn 145 mobley, melinda 195 mobley, sharon 73 mobley, warnell 59,63,145 mock, alan 164 montford, glenda 195 moody, la mar 164 moody, vicky 62,164,225 moore, darrell 105,145 moore,eugene 195 moore, kevin 179 moore, leith 81,145 moore, terry 145 morgan, daniel 179 morgan,david 195 morgan, david 1.195 morgan, gerald 179 morgan, tami 164 morgan, traci 81,146 morgan, louie 86,100,154,164 morgan, paul 164 morris, karen 180 morris, robbie 146 morrison, loma 146 morrison, steve 195 moses, linda 195 moss, donna 195 moss, willie 146 mote, paula 81,153 moultrie, olivia 88,180 muhr, Stanley 180 mutchison, joe 195 murchison, leon 195 murlless, keith 70,195,91 murphy, maureen 77,59,62,93,186,147 murray, george 146 murray, james 67,180 murray, kathy 169 murray, nathanicl 195 murray, ronald 66,85,146 murrell, john 146 muse, scott 196 mutcherson, kenneth 196 myers, janet 196 nagle,dalton 180 naska, mary 169 nesbitt, garry 109,196 nesmith. lesha 165 nettles, eric 180 nettles, linda 73,196 newsome, michael 196 nichols, pamela 180 nieustraten, julie 196 nieustraten, george 103,105,165,109 nor man, michael 180 nunnally, chenia 76 o’brien, maureen 60,84,86,146 odum, fred 103 ogletree, james 82,100,180 oliver, keith 103,196,91 olsen, larry 105,165 ondriezek, mark 122,146 osborne, brenda 76,196 overacker, cdward 196 owens, etta 180 owens, terre 76,118,146 page, amanda 180 page, barbara 84,180 page, tommy 180 paige, jimmy 165 paige, james 146 paige, tina 75,196 pair, anthony 103,196 palmer, brian 165 palmer, kirk 196 parker, scotty 57,82,85 parks, paula 146 parks, vickie 196 parris, audrey 146 parrish, audrey 79 parrish, Christine 180 parrish, jacquline 146 parrish, donna 69,196 parsons, james 165 parsons, mark 180 parsons, michael 196 passmore, Catherine 60,70,77,115,146 passmore, gwendolyn 66,73,86,165 patterson, donna 180 patton, rodney 109 paulson,john 18,146 peacock, p. j. 196 peacock, sarah 76,146 peal, joe 103 peeden, mitchell 103 pender, gail 86,123,180 penton, alien 165 perkins, arthur 103,196 phillips, Christopher 67,196 phillips, william 180 pierce, benjamin 180 pilcher, julie 72,123,165 pilcher, linda 75,123,180 pinkney, renee 196 pinkston, paulcttc 196 pluitt, jacquelyn 197,88 polite, helcne 76,146,88 ponce, edwin 181 porzio, Charles 165 potter, james 82,181 powell, grcselda 17,60,86,91,197 powers, allison 76,197 powers, john 82,85,103,181 poythress, kelly 67,197 pray, karen 115,181,88 price, glen 100,147 priester, ricky 60,134,147 priester, vincent 181 prouse, kathryn 165 provence, timothy 197 pryor, anthony 197 pugh, john 147 pugh, katie 181 pumphrey, cindy purvis, robbie 197 quante, albert 197 quante, timothy 165 quarterman, yvonne 81,147 quarterman, geraldine 197 quarterman, janice 197 quarterman, jeromc 85,197 racklye, james 181 rahn, spencer 103,147 ralston, julie 86 raminez, zelda 197 rawlinson, chuck 97 reed, keelie 75,158,165 reed, leroy 197 reid, jennifer 181 reynolds, carolyn 197 reynolds, glenda 181 reynolds, lawrence 197 reynolds, polly 197 reynolds, terri 187 reynolds, rosa 147 reynolds, vickey 165,181 rhames, abraham 181 rhodes, lynda 81 rhodes, tim 96 richards, jacquelyn 197 richards, jeromc 105,181 richards, louise 72,148 richards, ray 166 richards, roy 166 richardson, douglas 197 richardson, jacquelyn 181 ricord, linda 91,197 riddle, ruben 181 ritenour, robin 197 roach, sylvia 76,197 robbins, charlcsette 181 robbins, desirec 66,197 robinson, david 148 robinson, glenn 181 rondeau, raymond 197 rosenbaum, joe 81,148 rosenbaum, steven 103,197 rouse, waiter 105,197 rowland, Christine 197 rowland, jeff 148 royal, deidra 72,79,148 rust, larry 181 ruth, arlene 181 rutherford, glenn 197 rutherford, richard 103 ryan, al 181 ryan, Catherine 70,77,86,134,148 ryan, elizabeth 76,103,197 ryder, robert 123,166 salter, ava 70,182,225 salter, marilyn 182 salter, patrick 148 sammons, gena 198 sampson, gwendolyn 77,166 sams, glen 109,198 samuel, maggieline 198 sancomb.sara 182,92 sancomb,will 109 sanders, cheryl 182 sanders, tia 64,75,96,182 sapp, larry 198 sappistanlcy 103,182 sapp, Stephen 81,166 230 GENERAL INDEX sarvis, blenda 198 sasser, debra 70,123,182 savage, timothy 182 saxon, joe 92,109.182 schofield, larry 198 schomburg, john 85,148 schomburg, pamela 182 schwarz, george 182 scott, andrina 198 scott, aim 166,198 scott, diane 92 scott, elizabeth 81 scott, gary 198 scott,john 105,198,109 scott, ruby 166 seabrain, linda 182 seabrain, charlesetta 198 seckingcr, mark 166 seckinger, lenora 75,182 sell, milinda 76,198 sharpley, pamela 75,100 shearouse, thomas 182 Sheffield, patricia 75,182 shellman, patricia 198 sherrod, jack 167 shiggs, calvin 85,182,109 shivcrn, nancy 99,182 showalter, greg 105,167 showalter, harold 103,198 shuler, michael 198 sliuman, diaries 67,182 shuman, cheryl 70,72,76,148 shurling, Constance 76,148 sikes, douglas 148 sikes, marie 182 sikes, mark 67,182 silas, john 198,91 silas, susan 18,72,149 silva, david 167 simmons, ester 167 simmons, frank 103 simmons, gwcndolyn 75,149 simmons, kenneth 167 simmons, tonya 75,182 simon, jacqueline 76,167 simpson, ronald 167 sims, carol 77,72,183 sims, frcddic 183 sims, jeanette 75,134 sims, joyce 75,198 sims, laura 77,149,118 sims, nancy 149 singleton, alpine 183 singleton, angela 75,79,167 sloan, danny 198 smalls, athony 149 smalls, calvin 167 smalls, eric 76,183 smalls, frederick 81,167 smalls, karen 198 smalls, michael 76,183 smalls, tyronc 149 smart, martin 149 smith, arnel 198 smith, belisha 76,198 smith, betty 75,183 smith, ernest 76,103,198 smith, cugene 198 smith, gail 99 smith, grcgory 183 smith, jacquelyn 75,168 smith, kenneth 198 smith, leslic 149 smith, michael 103,183 smith, novi 75,168,225 smith, robert 67,105,168 smith, robyn 168,225 smith, ronald 198 smith, sharon 198 smith, Valencia 76,149 smith, valeric 86 smith, viola 72,93,115,122,149,92 smith, waync 168 smith, willie 198 Solomon, james 103,198 south, dennis 198 sowell, beth 76,168 sowell, jacquelin 198 Spaulding, charles 183 spalding, john 76,168 speights, patricia 168 speller, alien 40,149 speller, tammy 86,198 spencer, fay 183 spoiner, alexandra 198 spradling, laura 85,150 sprinkle, danny 183 stacy, mark 60,150 steele, angela 150 stecle, gregory 198 steele, john 109 Stephens, sanford 96 Stephenson, hershy 199,109 stepherson, cynthia 183 stepherson, david 199 stepherson, karen 150 stepherson, michael 150,92 Stewart, darlene 150 Stewart, mavis 86,134,150 stewart, michael 199 steward, raymond 199 stone, ronald 96,183 stone, sandra 84,183 stone, dudley 82,87,172,183 straughn, ncal 150 Strickland, alberta 76,64,183 Strickland, dottie 183 Strickland, erncstine 199 Strickland, sondra 183 strippy.jean 150 stuart, douglas 68,97,183 stuelp, brigitte 199 stumph, don 168 sullivan, robert 105,168 sutton, robert 103,199 summers, bruce 199 sweat, edward 199 swindell, david 67,199 takat,john 169 takats, terry 103,199,91 late, susan 13,64,77,183,92 taylor, ben 169,109 taylor, charlene 57,150 taylor, donna 199 taylor, joan 75,199 taylor, joe 199 taylor, karen 72,169 taylor, stevc 81 taylor, chantay 183 terrclla, melissa 199 thaggard, rcnce 199 thaxton, david 199 thomas, corinthia 199 thomas, deborah 86,123,183,224 thomas, shelia 150 thomas, vanessa 183 thompson, byron 199 thompson, carla 59,62,75,154,169 thompson, Christopher 76,103,199,91 thompson, dezita 183 thompson, joseph 184 thompson, lana 184 thompson, lanina 81,151 thompson, lawrence 151 thompson, londa 199 thompson, lynne 93,122,143,151.118 thompson, teresa 99 thompson, timothy 97,184 thompson, wendy 199 thompson, william 183 thompson, willie 67 thompson, wynn 184 thornburg, jeff 67,184 thrift, earline 81,151 thrower, eddie 184 tilson, dawn 199,88 tilton, teresa 199 tippins, felicia 199 todd, carrie 199 todd, timmy 199 tolbcrt, dora 115,184 trammell, kirn 77,169 treadway, shirlcy 200 tremble, diana 151 tremble, ronald 200 truell, lynn 200 tucker, T-Bird 100,151 turner, cynthia 200 turner, gerald 200 turner, linda 200 turner, michael 200 tuten, donald 70,83,123,184 tuten, katie 169 tutt, louis 200 tutt, valeric 151 ubele, katherine 169 usry, earl 70,169 vaigneur, janice 76,184 vaigneur, louis 200 volger, carol 184 vonwaldner, patrick 184 wadell, terrcncc 169 wade, donald 200 walker, darnell 184 wall, rcginald 200 Wallace, craig 200,109 Wallace, roland 60,96,105,122,134,151 231 - waiters, kathy 169 williams, andrea 75,79 winters, rod 103,105,107,171 walton, robert 200 williams, bart 185 wolfolk, anthony 171 ward, sheryl 84,184 williams, bernard 200 wommack, sharon 56,70,71,83,84,123,171 war nock, gregory 82,85,184 williams, bobby 105,170 wood, fraizer 96,171 Washington, charlene 79,184 williams, billy 170 woodberry, jimmic 185 Washington, johnnie 76 williams, bruce 170 woodberry, raymond 60,153 Washington, linda 76,79,170 williams, Christopher 200,109 woodward, cyndi 57,153 Washington, robert 68,200 williams, clarence 96 woodward, michelle 171 waters, david 67,151 williams, comer 200 woodward, scott 201 watkins, deborah 103,200,91 williams, deidra 75 wright, arvenia 73 watkins, larry 81,170 williams, dona 185 wright, bernard 201 watkins, rufus 176 williams, ella 79,170 wright, jacqueline 75,79,153 watson, louie 200 williams, gloria 152 wright, joey 201 weathers, angela 184 williams, gregory 152 wright, lisa 201 wcbster, joey 184 williams, james 200 wright, lonny 201 wedincamp, dean 81,170 williams, john 185 wright, mark 105,171 wertz, mary 68,70 williams, johnnie 152 wright, patrick 201 wesley, anthony 67,96 williams, lanetta 171 worsham, marty 201 wesley, patricia 75,151 williams, leon 152 worsham, tom 103 wesley, wanda 200 williams, margaret 171 wynn, donnas 109,201 west, deborah 72,151 williams, mark 201 wynn, sue 83,153 west, diane 184 williams, mary 201 west, donnie 151 williams, michael 152 young, anganette 71,92,88,153 west, thomas 200 williams, paula 185 young, carl 105,153 westberry, donald 86,103,200 williams, renee 201 young, eugenia 86,76,153 whalen, thomas 200 williams, ricky 105,152 young, eugenia 59,63,153 whatley, terry 75,60,85,170 williams, sharon 185,201 young, lovelace 105,171 white, andrea 72,86,151 williams, Stephen 201 young, michelle 66,68 white, charlie 151 williams, taff 152 young, robert 201 white, chris 200 williams, therese 152 young, tina 201 white, ricky 70,200 williams, vanessa 152 youngblood, terry 171 white, timmy 76,81,152 Williamson, jerry 201 younger, michelle 66,68,171 white, wanda 17,60,86,200 Williamson, richard 201 yun, nam 103,105,171 wiggins, beverly 185 willis, janice 75,171 yun, inchol 82,87,103,172,185 wiggins, cecelia 76,115,200 willis, melinda 201 wiles, paula 69,76,185 wilson, eric 185 zadach, Stephen 185 wilharm, mark 185 wilson, james 185 zealy, angela 72,84,153 wilkerson, core 75 wilson, ronald 76,201,109 zeigler, cecil 201 wilkes, cathy 152 windblad, loring 103,201 zeigler,joan 201 wilkes, brenda 152 wing, robbie 103,201,109 zeigler, otis 185 232 GENERAL INDEX ■ f -V V 1 V. 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