Jenkins High School - Sequoyah Yearbook (Savannah, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1982 volume:

Volume Twenty-four SEQUOYAH 1982 H.V. Jenkins High School 1800 East DeRenne Ave. Savannah, Georgia TABLE OF CONTENTS DIRECTORS......... ACADEMICS......... STUDENT LIFE...... CLUBS............. SPORTS............ Spring Sports... Fall and Winter. CLASSES........... Sophomores...... Freshmen........ COMMUNITY......... Advertisements.... Staff Index..... Senior Index.... General Index .... Acknowledgements - 1981-82 SEQUOYAH STAFF Sandra Kolb....................Editor-in-chief Mrs. Josephine Amari...................Advisor Mr. Wallace Hayes......................Advisor Michael Crawford..............Business Manager Mandy Ellzey......Directors and Academics Editor Mary Kilpatrick............Student Life Editor Yvonne English...........................Clubs Editor Steve Crawford..........................Sports Editor Toni Riner.............................Classes Editor Dottie Gay and Kelly Horr................Index Editors STAFF MEMBERS Jack McCollum Tina Hendricks PHOTOGRAPHERS Tammi Dooley David Filmer Russell Barefield 4 INTRODUCTION I HAVE PROMISES TO KEEI 8 INTRODUCTION 10 INTRODUCTION DREAMS TO REALIZE TWENTY-FIVE YEARS FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD Opponents Jenkins Tompkins Windsor Forest Glynn Academy Groves Benedictine Johnson Beach Brunswick Richard Arnold Savannah High OF MEMORIES AT HVJ DIRECTORS ACADEMICS STUDENT LIFE CLUBS SPORTS CLASSES COMMUNITY Mr. John Stewart finished another year as H.V. Jenkins principal. He worked hard to accomplish the many tasks that were his responsibilities. During the year Mr. Stewart initiated many changes that he hoped would benefit the students. One change was the split- lunch session. Since open campus had been discontinued, the split-lunch session seemed like a practical idea. Mr. Stewart also became firmer on many school prob- lems. One was smoking. A great reduction of smoking areas was made in hopes of discouraging the students from smoking. Mr. Stewart, a former student, had come back to Jenkins after an absence of nine- teen years. During that time he had served in many schools in the Chatham system. THE BIG CHIEF ABOVE A thoughtful moment. RIGHT: Is this Mon- day or Tuesday? UPPER: Never ending paper work. 18 PRINCIPAL 19 RULES ARE GOOD FOR YOU The past year Jenkins High School added a newcomer to the administration staff. Ms. Virginia Edwards, the assistant principal, came to Jenkins after serving at Myers for three years as a social studies teacher for SEARCH students. She had also served five years as a social teacher at Savannah High and at Windsor Forest as a curriculm specialist Her main duty this past year was to assist specifically in the operation of the school. Mr. Earl Berksteiner served as Jenkins’ other assistant principal. He worked closely this past year with many school activities, sales and fund-raising projects. Both assistant principals worked hard to benefit the school and to make sure it ran in a smooth, orderly way. 20 ADMINISTRATION 21 DILIGENT ALL During the past year the secretaries of H.V. Jenkins kept up their reputation of being efficient and reliable. They worked hard to keep the school running in an order- ly manner. In the main office Mrs. Jane Mell served as Mr. Stewart's personal secretary and Mrs. Brenda Sinclair took charge of the financial matters of the school. Serving in the attendance office was Mrs. Terri Mehlhom. She was in charge of keep- ing track of the late buses and of supervising the students who signed in late. 22 SECRETARIES A NEW SYSTEM COUNSELORS 23 ABOVE: All this paper work, ugh! LEFT: Ah. letmesee . UPPER: Always on the phone This past year Jenkins lost one counselor, but gained another. The new counselor, Mr. Mark Smith, took Mrs. Hollowell’s place. Before he came to Jenkins, he had been a counselor at Appling County High School in Baxley, Georgia, for six years. Mr. Smith served as the ninth and tenth grades counselor. Mrs. Virgina Preetorius was counselor for the eleventh and twelfth grades. This past year Mr. Fields worked with attendance and acted as counselor when the others were not available. Mrs. Patton served, again, as their competent secretary. The whole staff of the counselors’ office worked hard helping the students to adjust to the new semester system. CLEAN-UP DUTY ABOVE: Mrs. Bryant hard at work. RIGHT: Mrs. Washington and Mrs. Dauis meet again. UPPER: Mr Bynes gets a bird's-eye view. 24 MAINTENANCE Mr. Willie Bynes completed another year as HVJ’s head custodian with Ms. Washing- ton serving as his assistant. Keeping the classrooms in satisfactory condition, as well as keeping the grounds and school clean, were their main duties. Helping them with some of these jobs were Ms. Bryant, a full- time maid attached to Jenkins, and the part- time maids sent by the board of Education. All worked hard to keep HVJ in good run- ning condition. MUNCH TIME The cafeteria staff worked very efficently this past year, offering the students two separate lunch times. Splitting the lunches made the line run more smoothly and less- ened the crowds in the lunchroom. The school cafeteria offered three choices of meals: a hot meal, a bagged lunch, and a salad bar. Mrs. Kaigler was in charge of the cafeteria staff which worked diligently planning and preparing enjoyable, well-balanced meals for the students. CAFETERIA 25 DO WARRIORS GET SICK? The infirmary care ended another year under the direction of Mrs. B. Verrett. She took care of those students who were ill or injured, giving the best emergency care possible to those students and notifying the parents if necessary. She helped students with personal problems as well. Mrs. Verrett kept a daily log to account for those stu- dents who entered and left the infirmary. Hearing and vision tests, under the su- pervision of Mrs. Verrett, were adminis- tered to the tenth grade students and those recommended by the counselor. A blood pressure check for students and faculty was also held during the year. ABOVE What do you weigh? ABOVE LEFT Soy 'Ah! UPPER: You aren't sick! 26 INFIRMARY READ-A-MANIA Last year Mrs. Edith Brooks served again as the head librarian and Mrs. Mildred Mal- lory as the assistant librarian. The library staff worked hard all year to keep available such equipment as the over- head, filmstrip projectors, record players, V.T.R. machines, 16mm projectors and cassette players. All of these machines were designed to help the teachers use better teaching techniques. The library also provided books and magazines for the reading enjoyment of the students during their leisure time. Though working under an extremely tight budget, the library still provided mate- rials that were in constant demand. LIBRARY 27 DIRECTORS ACADEMICS STUDENT LIFE CLUBS SPORTS CLASSES COMMUNITY LITERALLY SPEAKING The past year the English Department offered only a few courses, but they were interesting ones: Grammar and Composi- tion, Literature, and English Lab. Under the semester system the students were allowed to study in one specific area for eighteen weeks. The English staff this past year at HVJ included Mrs. Laura Breedlove, depart- ment head, Mrs. Martha Coffield, Mrs. Dwan Davis, Mr. James Gordon, Mr. Tho- mas Lewis, Mrs. Jeannette Ready, Mrs. Carolyn Siefferman, Ms. Karen Stephen- son, Mrs. Loretta Wallace and Mrs. Emma Jean Conyers. RIGHT: Now listen closely, class. ABOVE: Mrs Wal- lace grades papers with a smile UPPER: Mrs. Sieffer- man talks to her class. 32 ENGLISH 33 34 ENGLISH PLANNING FOR THE JOB The Industrial Arts Department, headed by Mr. Michael Bush and Mr. Leonard Lemay, offered courses in metals and the world of construction. Each of the Industrial Arts classes provided students with valuable learning experiences. The classes also ex- posed students to work problems similar to those that they would find in industries. LEFT: That's right! You got it! ABOVE Students hard at work UPPER: Mr. Lemay helps students INDUSTRIAL ARTS 35 THE WORLD AROUND US For the second year the Social Studies department was headed by Mr. Butler. Along with the other teachers in the depart- ment Mr. Butler was excited about the new Social Science Skills course offered for the first time last year. The course was designed to prepare incoming ninth graders for any social studies course. The other teachers in the department were Mr. Dekle, Mrs. Mitchell, Ms. Flisnick, Mrs. Jenkins, Mrs. Gadson, Mr. Golson and Mrs. Ebert. ABOVE: I know I've got it here somewhere! ABOVE RIGHT: Somebody swat that thing. UPPER RIGHT Who wrote that “The capitol of France is Zaire? RIGHT: Now. pay close attention or you won ’t under UPPER: A world of knowledge. ABOVE LEFT I'm in the real world! ABOVE RIGHT: Mark up another flag! LEFT: You really expect me to believe your dog ATE your homework? 37 UNDERSTANDING MAN 4 ' The goal of the Science Department was to help students understand the world around them. There were many courses offered: Biology, Physical Science, Che- mistry, Physics and Physiology. The Science Department was made up of Mr. Richard Powell, department head, Mrs. Constance Farrer, Mr. Donald Herman, Mrs. Janice Jones, Mr. Leonard Kantziper, Miss Naomi LeBey and Mrs. Shirley Roebuck. The whole science staff helped the stu- dents to find science an interesting and practical subject. ABOVE: Mr. Kantziper helps students in reading. LEFT: Mrs. Farrer discovers rock. UPPER: “This is a worm.” 38 SCIENCE 39 NUMBERS, NUMBERS This past year the math department offered many courses for college bound students: Algebra, Geometry, Calculus, Trig- onometry, and Banking and Insurance. Along with those courses there were many practical ones offered for students going to work after high school. The teachers in the math department were Mrs. J. Williams, head of the depart- ment. Mr. Oglesby, Mrs. Gaskin, Mr. Bohel- er, Mrs. Sanders, Mrs. Strock and Mrs. Sutton. 40 MATH LEARNING A LANGUAGE The Foreign Language department en- abled students not only to leam a new lan- guage, but also to study a foreign culture. The department offered courses in Span- ish, taught by Mrs. Lorayne Gary, and in French and Latin, taught by Mrs. Josephine Amari. Basic and advanced-level classes were available for each language. The use of the language laboratory speakers, and special activities contributed much to the success of the classes. 42 FOREIGN LANGUAGE ABOVE Now, let's get this straight the first time! UP- PER: Another 30 minutes to go! ABOVE RIGHT: Is that what that word means? CAREER COURSES Last year the Business Department offered many courses: Office Machines. Shorthand, Typing, Accounting, Business Law, and Record Keeping. These courses were career-oriented for students going to work after high school. The teachers in this department were Mrs. Helmly, Mrs. Hewitt and Mrs. Gard- ner. The head of the business department this past year was Mr. Lemay. 44 BUSINESS ABOVE Let me tell you . . UPPER: Charlene types away! 45 PHYSICAL FITNESS The Physical Education department offered a variety of classes for students — Swimming, Tennis, Weightlifting, and Health and Safety. The instruction in these courses was the best, and the students at Jenkins truly learned how to have fun and stay fit at the same time. The Physical Education staff consisted of Coach Sanfilippo, Coach Herndon, Coach Washington, and Coach Herman. 46 PHYSICAL EDUCATION UPPER: Coach Herndon caught off guard. ABOVE: Fritz, Showing off again. SINGING WARRIORS For the second year the Chorus Depart- ment was headed by Miss. Beth Drinkard. Her goal was to build a choral program that would give the students an opportunity to develop their talents and thus benefit their school and their community. The chorus students participated in many different activities this past year. They gave concerts at Christmas time and during the spring. They sang at the dedication of the Savannah Area Vocational Technical School, during Music Week at Johnson Square and at Night In Old Savannah” in the spring. They also participated in the District Choral Festival ... ABOVE. Ready? sing UPPER: Lets warm up now. LEFT: All at once now. 48 CHORUS AND THE BAND PLAYED ... For the second year the band, under the guidance of Mr. Gary Lackey, continued to show great improvement. The band students participated in half- time shows at all the football games and in many different activities. During the fall Homecoming activities this past year the band played at the night pep rally. For the halftime show of the Homecoming game, held at Memorial Sta- dium, the band played the theme from the movie “Endless Love. In the spring the band competed in the First District Band Festival held at Arm- strong State College. The band also partici- pated in “A Night Of Halftime Shows” held at Memorial Stadium. BAND 49 P-R-N-D-l-2 Last year the Driver’s Education Depart- ment had as instructors Coach Aliffi and Coach Herndon. Coach Herndon had already been at Jenkins for many years. Coach Aliffi came to Jenkins from Brandon High School in Brandon, Rorida, where he had taught for one year. Driver’s Education was offered to stu- dents fifteen years or older who had a learn- er’s or driver’s license. The course taught the fundamentals of the car and of driving. After each student passed the class work, he then went to the range and road. The stu- dent was required to drive a total of six hours. After completing the class and the road work, the student received a certificate for driver’s education. ABOVE: And away we go! ABOVE LEFT: When out on the road,...” UPPER: You drove where? 50 DRIVER’S EDUCATION CREATIVE ARTS Once again the art courses at Jenkins were taught by Mrs. Pearl Friedenberg. Under her guidance the students designed many different kinds of art projects. Mrs. Friedenberg worked closely with the students, enabling them to obtain the best art instruction and giving them help that would benefit them in the future. The stud- ents were allowed to express themselves by designing their own projects. UPPER: Pound, pound, pound.... ABOVE: Dorothy draws another tine. ABOVE RIGHT: Mrs. Friedenberg arranges her bulletin board. ART 51 SPECIAL PROGRAMS 52 SPECIAL PROGRAMS There were several special programs offered this past year. Mrs. Elise Shemoff. head of the depart- ment, was the B.D. teacher. She helped students with their personal and school problems. Mrs. J. Robinson and Mrs. Carol Vincent helped PVT students to find and to keep jobs. Mrs. Cowart and Mrs. Merk gave extra help to students enrolled in the SLD program. The SEARCH program for academically advanced students was coor- dinated by Ms. Ebert. 53 RELATED SERVICES Mr. Wallace Hayes headed the CVAE program this past year at HVJ. Coordinated Vocational Academic Education was a program that introduced students to meaningful work and profitable careers. Skills were taught which produced the greatest benefit to the student, the school and the community. A student enrolled in the CVAE program learned to set goals. The student learned the relationship be- tween academic and vocational training. CVAE forged strong links between the students and the opportunities available to him in his community. 54 RELATED SERVICES LEARN TO EARN The two main divisions of Trade and In- dustrial education were DCT and Drafting. DCT, Diversified Cooperative Training, was a program that provided effective job training for students. This program trained juniors and seniors old enough to work in a variety of occupations by making use of the business and industrial establishments of the local community as training agencies. Drafting dealt with the technique of read- ing and drawing blueprints and the ele- ments of engineering drafting. ABOVE: Students enjoy class. ABOVE BIGHT: Deep thought . .. UPPER: How 'bout them dogs! TRADE AND INDUSTRIAL 55 HOMEMAKING LADIES The Home Economics Department pro- vided several students with the privilege of learning homemaking skills. Such activities as sewing, cooking, and learning personal hygiene were taught in these classes. Mrs. Theresa Wright and Ms. Marian Seckinger taught a variety of classes to fit the students’ interests and needs. UPPER: “Now, students, this is a mixing bowl. ABOVE: Mrs. Wright explains the meaning of good nutrition. ABOVE LEFT: “This is harder than I thought. 56 HOME EC. STAFF DIRECTORY Stewart, Don Berksteiner, Earl Amari, Josephine Barry, Zaida Boheler, Clyde Breedlove, Laura Brooks. Edith Bush. Michael Butler. Franklin Christiansen, Lucille Coffield, Martha Conyers, Emma Jean Cowart. Lois Dekle, James Drinkard, Beth Ebert, Fay Farrer, Constance Fields, Harold Flisnick, Marsha Friedenberg, Pearl Gadson, Carletha Gardner, Vemell Gary. Lorayne Gaskin, Jennette STAFF DIRECTORY 57 Golson. Hugh Gordon. James Harris. Josh Hayes. Wallace Helmly, Winifred Herman, Donald Herndon, Robert Herrington. John Hewitt. Catherine James, Roland Jenkins. Gussie Jones, Janice Kantziper. Leonard Lebey, Naomi Lemay. Leonard Mallory. Millie Mehlhom. Terrie Mell. Jane Merk. Nancy Mitchell. Annette Oglesby. Edward Patton, Betty Powell. Richard Preetorius. Virginia Ready. Jeannette 58 STAFF DIRECTORY Robinson. J.A. Roebuck, Shirley Sanders. Denyce Sanfilippo. Joseph Seckinger. Marian Shemoff, Elise Siefferman. Carolyn Sinclair. Brenda Smith. Mark Stephenson. Karen Strock, Joey Sutton. Doris Vincent, Carol Wallace, Loretta Williams. Jerelene Wright, Theresa 59 60 DIRECTORS ACADEMICS STUDENT LIFE CLUBS SPORTS CLASSES COMMUNITY HOMECOMING OF ’81 The 1981 homecoming week was very different from last year’s homecoming. There were several changes; Warrior Day and Squaw Day were not allowed and in their places were Tacky Day and Pajama- top and Sock Day. The week was very in- teresting, and the people had on some very eye-catching costumes. The week's activities consisted of Mon- day — Tacky Day, Tuesday — Pajama top and Sock day, Wednesday — 50’s Day, Thursday — Character Day, Friday — Red and Gray Day. Because the students wanted to show off their school spirit by dressing up, each day of the week was viewed as a great success. 62 HOMECOMING Thursday Night during Homecoming week a night pep rally took place to cele- brate the tradition of the warriors. This past year the warriors had the privilege of “Burning the Cadets” in a huge bonfire. The warriors in true warrior fashion wanted a victory turned into defeat for the warriors. This past years Homecoming Queen was crowned during halftime activities at the game Friday night. This years Home- coming Queen was Theresa DeCrencenzo and her court consisted of Wanda Gresham and Tammi Dooley. Both the Queen and her court were choosen from the seven competitors who were all seniors choosen by the senior football players. ABOVE: We’re goin to kill a cadet! ABOVE LEFT: The warriors in spirit. UPPER: Another crazy pep rally. 64 HOMECOMING AND THE WINNER IS .. . ABOVE: Stunned with joy. ABOVE RIGHT: Mow. I made it! UPPER Me? ... I won'. 65 WHAT A SHOW! Last year, the H.V, Jenkins Drama De- partment presented their version of the “Elephant Man’’ and was the first high school in the United States to put on this production. The play was performed at Jenkins for three consecutive evenings and was also presented at the Georgia Theatre Conference in November where it placed second. Because of financial matters though, the players were unable to com- pete in any other state-wide conferences. Under the direction of Tom Lewis, the de- partment put on the musical, “Grease” which was performed during the spring. Both plays and the year proved to be very successful. ABOVE: Our director speaks. UPPER: The Elephant Man LEFT. Stage Props 66 DRAMA GIRLS! GIRLS! GIRLS! The 1982 Miss Sequoyah Pageant was held in the Wilder Middle School Cafeteria on January 20, 1982, at 8:00 p.m. Many students and parents filled the cafeteria in anticipation of the special event. During the evening, Ms. Stephenson, Mistress of Ceremonies, introduced five of Jenkins lovely senior girls. Each girl participated in several competitions— talent, evening gown, and questionnaire — in hopes that she would win the title of Miss Sequoyah. Between the competition periods, the audience was entertained by several students, each with a special talent. Michael Thomas played a few songs on the piano, and Jack McCollum and Kim Albright entertained with the title song from the musical, “New York.” A special treat was the appearance of Jenkins own Dance Ensemble, consisting of Ricky Grant, Cathy Cooper, Bernard Murchison, and Charles Collier. The coordinator of the pageant was Michael Crawford, who was assisted by Tammi Dooley. Cindy Dotson, a local dance instructor, choreographed the opening number. MISS SEQUOYAH 67 TALENT Ii The highlight of the 1982 Miss Sequoyah Pageant was the talent competition. A vari- ety of talent was presented, beginning with Angie Chasteen singing Killing Me Soft- ly.” Dorothy Williams followed with a dramatic monologue, and Julie Sancomb then sang “1 Honestly Love You.” Next, Julie Forehand performed an acrobatic dance routine to the song The Fifth of Beethoven.” Sherry Lee ended the pre- sentation with her own choreographed number to the song “McArthur’s Park.” Following this part of the program, each girl modeled a lovely evening gown, answered a specific question, and awaited the judges’ final decision. Dorothy Williams received 1st Runner-Up and Julie Fore- hand was crowned Miss Sequoyah of 1982. ■ V 68 MISS SEQUOYAH MISS SEQUOYAH AND HER COURT JULIE FOREHAND DOROTHY WILLIAMS 70 MISS SEQUOYAH PAGEANT EXCITEMENT CENTER: Julie Forehand does a gymnastic stunt. UP- PER ABOVE: Julie Forehand is crowned Miss Se- quoyah LEFT: The Jenkins Dance Ensemble per- forms during intermission. UPPER: Angie Chasteen. Miss Sequoyah — Julie Forehand. Dorothy Williams. 71 JENKINS HONORED The Victoria Jenkins Chapter of the National National Honor Society on May 13, 1981, held the annual banquet to rec- ognize the highest achievers in each grade level. The students were honored with awards and trophies. Ms. Marsha Flisnik, advisor, acted as mis- tress of ceremonies. ABOVE: First Row: Terry Tackets, Matt Bailey. Keith Murless. Second Row: Karen Clark. Zina Killian. Butch Krishnamurti. Greselda Powell, Randy Brooks. Kevin Fisher. Third Row: Kenneth Johnson. Cynthia Turner. Geraldine Quarternran. Linda Ricord. Rodney Miller ABOVE LEFT: And who gets this trophie? UPPER: This is the life! 72 HONORS NIGHT ABOVE: Nancy Tackets, David Lemly, Judy Cody. ABOVE RIGHT: Standing. Steve Crawford. Bernard Murchison. Sitting: Maiieen Dasher. Susan Norris. Steve McGlaughn, Tyler Wheeles UPPER: Top Row: Tammy Moss. Jeff Harvey. Chuck Poytress. David Paddison. Theresa DeCresengo. David Priester Bot- tom Row: Errol Roach. Wanda Gresham, Mary Anne Grose. Nancy Wilson. Sandra Kolb. Toni Riner. Althea Watson. Tina Kebhart. Paula Meyers. 73 1982 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES BEST DRESSED Dana Carpenter and Errol Roach MOST INTELLECTUAL Mary Ann Grose and David Priester MOST SPIRITED Karen Leaf MOST ATHLETIC Lisa Owens and Lawrence Bennett 74 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES MOST POPULAR Yvonne English and Edwin Patrick MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Wanda Gresham and Kenneth Holmes 1EST SENSE OF HUMOR eannie Hart and Dean Paulson BEST LOOKING Jesse Albright and Theresa DeCrescenzo 75 ANOTHER STEP FORWARD On Tuesday June 2,1981, Two hundred and eighty-two seniors took another step toward the future. Their commencement exercises began at eight p.m. in the Savan- nah Civic Center Arena. The chorus, with soloist Jerry Gray and director Miss Drinkard, paid tribute to the graduates by singing “We’ve Only Just Be- gun” and “The Impossible Dream.” The Valedictorian of the class was Karen Clark, and the Salutatorian was Keith Mur- less. Randi Brooks and Greselda Powell spoke to their fellow graduates about the memories of past times at HVJ and the possibilities for the future. After a message from the Principal Mr. John Stewart the diplomas were presented to the graduates by Mrs. Saxon Bargeron, President of the Board of Education, and Dr. Martha Fay, a member of the board. Following the presention of the diplo- mas. the twenty-third graduating class of Jenkins High sang their class song, “Smile,” and the school Alma Mater. ABOVE: Silently waiting.. ABOVE LEFT: “Fellow classmates....’’ UPPER: Let's go! 76 GRADUATION ABOVE. Class of 1981. UPPER RIGHT: Sing it out! UPPER: “The uture...” 77 FUN IN DISNEY WORLD On May 7,1981, about one hundred and fifty seniors were off with their guests to a blast-off party in Disney World. They were all looking forward to having much fun, and there was great excitement. The anticipation of a wonderful time was realized by the seniors. Fabulous rides, fun, food, and friends made this senior trip ex- tra-special for the 1981 senior class. 78 GRAD NIGHT 80 DIRECTORS ACADEMICS STUDENT (LIFE CLUBS SPORTS CLASSES COMMUNITY PRECISION IS THE KEY This past year, the Drill Team was once again under the supervision of Jerelene Williams. The Drill Team entertained audi- ences during halftime at football games and at pep-rallies with their outstanding talent. They also competed with other local high schools in an exhibition held during the winter. The group represented Jenkins in the annual Christmas parade honoring Martin Luther King and in the St. Patrick’s Day parade. Brenda Holmes, the team Captain, worked hard and produced a well- organized team. UPPER: Officers: Wanda Mike — Rank Leader. Bren- da Holmes — Captain: Gail Knight — Rank Leader. Second Row: Sharmaine Miller — Squad Leader: Lave me Wesley — Squad Leader; Regina Curtis — Squad Leader. ABOVE: First Row: Wanda Mike. Cathy Cooper. Tabathia Collins. Laveme Wesley. Pam Kinsey. Second Row: Brenda Holmes. Lee Sams. Lisa Martin. Mary Jane Williams. Joyce Luten, Cynthia Coldough Third Row: Cathy Sanders. Regi- na Curtis. Celeste Moran. Sonja Tippens. Gail Knight, Teresa Jones. Fourth Row: Kathy Evens. Felicia Bell. Veronica Smalls. Donna Watkins. Topeka Corbin. Sharmaine Miller. 82 DRILL TEAM UPPER: Seniors: First Row: Cathy Cooper. Wanda Mike. Joyce Luten. Second Row. Brenda Holmes. Gail Knight. Regina Curtis. Cathy Sanders. ABOVE LEFT: Juniors: First Row: Teresa Jones. Pam Kinsey. Mary Jane Williams. Second Row: Celeste Moran. Lee Sams, Sharmaine Miller, Kathy Euans. ABOVE a break from the busy routine. LEFT: Sophomores: First Row: Cynthia Coklough, Laueme Wesley, Tabathia Collins. Lisa Martin, Second Row: Sonja Tippens. Feli- cia Bell, Veronica Smalls, Donna Watkins, Topeka Corbin. 83 WE GOT SPIRIT! The 1981-82 Varsity Cheerleading Squad was composed of eleven hardwork- ing young people, who were very optimis- tic about the on coming seasons. They worked hard all summer and attended a cheerleading camp during the month of July. This past year the group elected Karen Leaf, a senior, as captain and Teresa San- ders, a senior, as co-captain. Under the guid- ance and care of their advisor, Mrs. Gad- son, the girls produced a well-orginized and enthusiastic squad. Congratulations, girls, for a job well done! ABOVE: Seniors: Karen Leaf. Yvonne English. Theresa Decrenscenzo. Teresa Sanders. Tammi Dooley, Janice Graves — manager. ABOVE RIGHT: Cedi Lindler — mascot, RIGHT Group picture. Upper: Mrs. Godson — advisor. 84 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Karen Leaf — captain Teresa Sanders — co-captain Yvonne English Tammi Dooley Marlene Sizemore Karen Dukes 85 Last year, the J.V. Cheerleaders added sparkle and shine to the football and bas- ketball seasons. These young girls, very well organized and highly spirited, were sponsored by Mrs. Sanders. The squad, consisting of eleven girls, elected Kathryn Thompson as captain and Cherie Rahn as co-captain. The school was inspired by the squad's brightness and eagerness to cheer. Mrs Sanders — advisor Kathryn Thompson — capL Cherri Rahn — co-capt. 86 JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS ALWAYS READY WITH A SMILE AND A CHEER! Kim Gusby Dawn Kirwan Andrea Reed Karen Lee Gia Rivers Cindy Barnard Wendy Hendricks 87 min; The Sequoyah Staff worked very diligently in bringing the student body this annual. Long, hard hours were spent cap- turing events and memories and placing them into layout form. The staff worked together to raise money for production by selling advertisements to various local businesses. The work was enjoyable, yet tedious, especially when pages were lost and dead- lines were missed. However, all the hard- work and all the extra hours paid off when the Sequoyah finally arrived. Our staff takes great pride in bringing you this, the twenty-fourth edition of the Sequoyah. ABOVE: Sandra Kolb — Editor-in-Chief RIGHT: Photographers: Tina Hendricks. Rusty Barefield, David Filmer, Tammi Dooley UPPER: Mrs JJ Amari — Advisor Sandra Kolb — Editor in-Chief, Mr. Wal- lace Hayes — Advisor 90 SEQUOYAH STAFF REMEMBER WHEN ... . ABOVE: The annual staff takes a sucker break. ABOVE LEFT: Another day comes to a close for the annual staff. LEFT Mr Hayes discusses important business with the editor. UPPER: Section Editors: Michael Crawford. Yvonne English. Toni Riner, Man- dy Ellzey. Mary Kilpatrick. Kelly Horr. Dottie Gay. Sandra Kolb — Editor-in Chief. Steven Crawford 91 America’s new professionals — work- ing to make things better. This was the motto of last year’s V1CA Club. Vica was a club designed to aid students in developing certain skills necessary in the world of work. Students were taught individual leadership skills and how to work with others. The club was involved in many activities. The annual Installation Banquet was held on November the twenty-third and the Christmas party was December the twenty- first. Dee Bruce was the club President and under the advisement of Mr. Herring- ton the club had a prosperous year. AMERICA’S NEW PROFESSIONALS UPPER: John Herrington — advisor; ABOVE: officers — I to r; Julie Nesmith — Second Vice-President. Mr. Herrington — advisor. Dee Bruce — President, Rusty Barefield — First Vice-President. ABOVE LEFT: Dee Bruce — President. 92 VICA UPPER: Officers: Sitting: Jeannie Hart — Treasurer; Tammie Muse — Secretary; Dee Bruce — President: Julie Nesmith — Second Vice — President; second row: Andy Armstrong — Parliamentarian; Rusty Bare field — First Vice-President; Jeff Parsons — Reporter, above; Bottom row: Buddy Redd, Tim Yancey, Jeremy Keller. Dee Bruce. Rusty Barefie d. Ken Hend- ley. Jeff Parsons. Andy Armstrong. Michael Wingster. Earl Jackson. Jimmy Beagle. Richard Shelton, second row: Timmy Grissette. Barry Usry. Bubba Moore. Teresa Martin. Teresa Curinga. Julie Nesmith, Tam- mie Muse. Dee Dee Hartlog. Jeannie Hart. Lisa Tram- mell. Vanessa Singleton. Tammy Mclindon. Andrew Pelger. Charlene Smith. Bubba Smith. Third row: Euan Eakers. Kandi Sizemore. Jeff Harvey. Dana Monroe. William Taylor. James Wingrove. Kelly lenu- so. Laura Selbo, Steve McGloughn. Darlene Gordon. Andy Crapse, Fourth row: April Ham, Cliff Williams Bubba Glover, Kellie Santchu, Earl Brown. Kenny Herndon, Richard Wingrove. Tracy Oliff. Cindy Hend ley. Ellis Sandt. 93 WORKING TO MAKE THINGS BETTER! UPPER: Officers; Dee Dee Hartlog — Club Advisor; Ken Hendley — Chaplain; Lisa Trammell — Historian; Mike Wingster — Sentinel. ABOVE LEFT: Club mem- bers enjoy dinner. ABOVE RIGHT: Lighting of candles at the 1981 Installation Banquet. RIGHT: Dee Bruce presents Sandra Schwartz with the Student of the Year award for 1980-81. 94 VICA 95 BUILDERS OF TOMORROW The Future Business Leaders Of America Club, under the supervision of Mrs. W. Hemly, had an active year. They provided the community with several service projects which proved to be quite successful. The club put forth a great deal of effort in pre- paring for these projects. The club held a Christmas party at the Bethesda Home for boys; everyone had a good time. Also, a collection was taken for Steven King, a citizen who was injured while assist- ing a stranded motorist. UPPER: Officers: First Row: Nancy Wilson — Par- liamentarian. Charmayne Clanton — President; Tina Hendricks — Reporter Chaplain; Second Row: Angie Smith — Vice-President; Rhonda Sams — Secretary; Brian Thompson — Treasurer; Mrs Helmly — Advi- sor. ABOVE: First Row: Cliff Brown, Kenneth Holmes. Stephen Helmly. Michael Ayala. Rufus Smalls. Tony Killian. Errol Roach, Brian Thompson. Second Row: Mrs. Helmly, Linda Ireland. Vicki Blackston, Becky Williamson. Lisa Crapse. Dawn Kirwan, Deshell Smalls. Joan Wiggins. Renda Watkins, Donna Vaigheur. Melissa Freymuth. Felicia Riddle. Charlene Doyle. Lisa Moore. Tina Hendricks. Kim Marsh. Angie Chasteen. Third Row: Chrissy Wommack. Ponda Sar- vis, Tracey Thornburg. Angie Smith. Janet Gorden. Tonya Dixon. Loralei Charters, Tracy Bannister. Char- mayne Clanton, Nancy Wilson. Fourth Row: Janet Hendrix. Pam Kinsey, Tina Nanfria, Rhonda Lawson, Rhonda Sams. 96 F.B.LA. SONGS OF PRAISE The 1981-82 Gospel Chorus spent the year singing all over Savannah. With the help of club advisors James Gordon and Mrs. Jenette Ready, the club entertained everyone who attended the performances held at many locations throughout Savannah. For the second time in five years the Chorus took first place in the annual “Battle of High School Choruses”. In addition, the chorus was honored by an invitation to perform for Martin Luther King Day. The Gospel Chorus is looking forward to performances in the up-coming year. ABOVE: First Row: Kneeling: Brenda Wright, Retha Frazier. Second Row: Ida Thompson, Renee Williams, Ruby Ruth, Anita Banks, Angela Robinson, Rosemary Williams, Angela Moore, Lawanda Williams, Ulisa Duncan. Third Row: Mrs. Ready. Darrell Cutter, Fred Frazier, William Taylor, Earl Savage. Jesse Wade. Vin- cent Crawford, Elaine Cokely, Carol Johnson. UP PER: Vincent Crawford — President, Glynis Fields — Vice-President. Retha Frazier — Assistant Secretary, William Taylor — Financial Secretary. GOSPEL CHORUS! 97 STUDENT GOVERNMENT Student Council was the governing body of Jenkins High School. Mrs. Jenkins kept the club alive and active last year with many activities. Candy sales helped raise the needed funds. Kathy Cooper was the club Presi- dent and kept things running smoothly. UPPER: first row: Hazel Garvin — Vice-President; Cathy Cooper — President: Francis Waddel — Secre- tary; second row: Jan Stevenson — Recording Secre- tary; Dominic Porter — Secretary; Claude Heath — Treasurer; Pam Kinsey — Secretary ABOVE: kneel- ing: Ben Herring, Claude Heath, Dominic Porter, Ronald Colough, Mark Welch. Michael Crawford, second row: Ms. Jenkins — advisor. Cathy Hudson. Hazel Garvin. Cathy Cooper, Francis Waddel, Arlene Hayward. Charlene McComb. Patty Simmons, Char- lene Doyle, Carol Johnson, Mrs. Ready, third row: Jan Stevenson, Dorothy Williams. Sherrie Brinson, Cynth- ia Carpenter, Carleen Spaulding, Latonya Bruce. Angela Bolton, Pam Kinsey. April Ham. fourth row: Mary Ann Grose. Tracey Bannister, Sonyal Tippins, Diane Lucas. 98 STUDENT COUNCIL NHS The NHS held two formal induction cere- monies, one in fall and the other in the spring. The NHS also organized and spon- sored Honors Night, an event where lead- ership and academic achievements are rec- ognized. The NHS also sponsored Teacher Appreciation Day, a day designated to rec- ognize and award teachers for their hard work and dedication. The National Honor Society had an en- joyable and funfilled year. Ms. Marsha Flis- nick, advisor, was responsible for selecting new members as well as assisting the other members with their projects. ABOVE: Left to right; Mandy Ellzey, Steven Crawford. David Priester. David Filmer, Chuck Poythress. Ms. Marsha Flisnick — Advisor, Jay Nichols. Fritz Gretsch. front row; Left to right; Jeff Harvey. Melissa Georges. Mary Ann Grose. Toni Riner, Sandra Kolb. Althea Watson. Theresa DeCrescenzo. Marlene Dasher. Nan- cy Wilson, Libby Wertz, and Susan Norris. UPPER: Ms Marsha Flisnick — Advisor LEFT: Officers; Stand- ing — David Priester — President; Mandy Ellzey — Recording secretary; Marsha Flisnick — Advisor; Althea Watson — Corresponding Secretary; Chuck Poythress — Treasurer. Kneeling; Mary Ann Grose — Vice President. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 99 NEW FACES, NEW PLACES The American Field Service club spent this past year preparing to bring a Foreign Exchange Student to Jenkins the following year. The club spent much time trying to raise money in order to support this stu- dent, but there was also lots of fun in- volved along with the hard work. During the year, the AFS group busied themselves with many activities such as running a booth in “Night in Old Savannah.” The club also spent the day at a local high school as a short term exchange. Ms. Ebert served as the club advisor and guided the club throughout the year. ABOVE: Top Rou : Michael Crawford, Angie Hagan. Gina Lanier, Mary Kilpatrick. Marlene Dasher Stand- ing: Carla English, Melanie Harvey. Christy Connor. Rachel Provence. TinaNanfria. Paula Meyers. Martha Frazier. Suzanne Adkins. Susan Norris. BOTTOM: Cathy Stevens. Jill Nieuwstraten. Mandy Ellzey. David Paddison, David Priester. ToniRiner. Yvonne English. Althea Watson. Sandra Kolb. Tracey Bannister. Lore Lie Charters. Sitting: Marty Lamb. Ronald Colclough. Tim Mehlhom. John Kraft. Steve Crawford. UPPER AFS Officers: Standing: Steve Crawford — President Sitting: Jill Nieuwastraten — Chaplain. Mandy Ellzey — Treasurer, Yvonne English — Secretary. Angie Hagan — Vice President. 100 A.F.S. CLUB ADVENTURES! THRILLS! The Outings Club last year was as exciting as ever. The club went on several canoe trips down the Ogeechee River and re- turned with some exciting stories to tell. Each member supplied his own utensils and supplies, such as a sleeping bag and a tent. Food was supplied by the advisors. Hugh Golson and Marsha Fliznick, along with the help of the club president. David Paddison, advised this unique club once again. ABOVE: Top Row: Tim Mehlhom. Brad Glaize Second Row: Beth Sikes. Steue Crawford. Tammi Dooley. Christy Conner. Mary Gay. Rachel Provence. Jeff Parsons. Bottom Row: Jill Nieuwstraten. Mandy Ellzey. David Paddison, David Priester, Yvonne En- glish, Theresa Decrescenzo. Karen Leaf. UPPER: Out- ings Club Officers: Standing David Paddison — Presi- dent. Sitting: Christy Conner — Treasurer. Yvonne English — Secretary. Theresa Descrenzo — Chaplain 101 OUTINGS CLUB UPPER: Majorettes and Rifles: 1st row; Paula Meyers, Beth Shearouse. 2nd row; Carolyn Eady, Connie Cofield, Nicky Beebe. ABOVE LEFT: Drum Majors: Tammy Kemp, Libby Wertz. ABOVE RIGHT: Flags: 1st Row: Lori Kandell, Bonnie Alexander. Nancy Adkins. Tina Adger, LaTonya Bruce, Kathy Williams. Angela Bolton. 2nd Row; Ginger Carver, Retha Fra- zier, Tracy Bannister, Sylathie Hendricks, Tonya Roberts, Drenda Marsh RIGHT: Section Leaders: 1st Row: Rhonda Washington. Kathy Williams, Connie Cofield. Jan Stevenson, Tammy Kemp, Laveme Wes- ly, Libby Wertz, Althea Watson, Susan Norris, Paula Meyers. 2nd Row; Charles Lancon, Brett Waters, Mor ris Larcon, Morris Farmer, Mr. Lackey, Sam Bryan, Andrew Singleton, Pat Childers, John Kraft, David Priester 102 BAND MAKIN’ MUSIC! ABOVE; Brass: first row Marty Lamb, Sonny Krish- namurti. Dora Rios, Lee Whitaker, Jenny Brown. Second Row: Sam Bryant. Steve Bene, David Priester, Morris Loncon. Michael Todd. Kevin Moultrie. Third Row: Charles Loncon. Randy Watkins, Chris Bevene. Morris Farmer. Kerry Thomas. Mark Curry. Roland Seckinger. Brett Waters. UPPER: Woodwinds: First Row: Marlene Dasher, Cornelia Flin, Cheryl Priester. Marci Metzer. Catherine Roberts, Cristy Lane. Althea Watson. Susan Norris. Katherine Cooper. Ingrid Mar- shall. Second Row: Sandra Lee, Michelle Glin, Verna Washington. Vemita Middleton. Jan Stephenson. Kandi Wall. Diandra Gray, Carla English. Tracey Thornburg. Moneca Davis. Third Row: Charles Samual, John Kraft, John Laune, Calvin Mitchell. Pat Ball. Marion Brown. Kenny Gibson. Perry Chasteen LEFT: Drums, Hayward Linton. Mark Crawford, Charlie Whales. Danny Berkstiner, Pat Childers. Andrew Singleton. Stephen Whalen. ABOVE RIGHT Band performs at a Half-time show. 103 5 r w r.v- -Vr; M .JV ---Pi � U a r CJS So: •'i t aL £ Jf fys£ . f vi � . t ■� v v - j -' % v ' ; • S� : V- £13r% READ ALL ABOUT IT Once again the Hi-Jenks rolled off the press to bring Jenkins students news of their school and their community. The twenty-one staff members, assisted by their advisor, Ms. Coffield, and Editor Angela Hagan, participated much more in the production of their newspaper. By plan- ning their own layouts and typesetting, these students were able to learn more about how a newspaper is put together. The features page was emphasized more this year, containing new sections for an outstanding Warrior, problems, and issues of the day. The Hi-Jenks, which was published seven times throughout the year, was sup- ported through candy sales, advertise- ments, and the cost of the newspaper itself. UPPER: Mrs. Martha Coffield—Advisor, Angie Hagan — Editor in Chief. ABOVE: Section Editors: Melanie Harvey, Angie Hanan, Mary Ann Grose, Tracey Ban- nister, John Johnson, Marlene Sizemore, Libby Wertz, Ronda Lawson. Charlene Anderson. ABOVE LEFT: Getting the candy ready for the big sale. RIGHT: Staff members: First Row: Chris Madden, Chris Reed, Lib- by Wertz. Second Row: Mrs. Coffield. Melanie Harvey, Pat Hall. Kenneth Holmes, Mary Ann Grose, John Johnson, Tracy Bannister, Tina Grantham. Thresa Shuman. Third Row: Bobby Nettles, Ronda Lawson, Angie Hagan, Kandi Sizemore, Marlene Sizemore, Ann O’Brian, Laura Ashman. Vicki Aeger. 106 HI-JENKS MAKING A HOME The Jenkins chapter of Future Home- makers of America was advised by Mrs. Wright and Miss Seckinger this past year. The club sponsored a booth at the Coastal Empire Fair. The club distributed Thanks- giving Baskets for the underprivileged families once again, and they went to visit the elderly. They celebrated Christmas with a party. The club had many successful projects that were meant to help the students leam about their comunity. UPPER: Mrs. T.L. Wright — Advisor, Mrs. Debbie Cm man — advisor. Ms. Marian Seckinger — advisor ABOVE: First Row: Ms. Seckinger. Lisa Osborne. Cin- dy Brown. Carol Johnson. Audrey Henry. Donna Stephens. Valerie James. Mrs. T.L. Wright. Second Row: Gwen Bacon. Dorothy Williams. Marie Williams. Stephanie Mincey. Hope Stanford, Mrs. Craman LEFT: First Row: Audrey Henry — Vice President, Carol Johnson — President. Dorothy Williams — Par- liamentarian. Stephanie Mincey — Secretary. Marie Williams — Treasurer. Gwen Bacon — Historian. Kathy Williams — Public Relationship. FHA 107 SERVING OTHERS Once again, Mr. W. Hayes advised the Vocational Opportunities Club of America (VOCA). With his help, students developed leadership abilities and learned social skills. Through the club, they attained personal recognition through contest and competi- tion and involved themselves in valuable service to others. UPPER: Officers: Jerome Price — Vice President: Laura Jenkins — Secretary; Tommy Burson — Parliamentarian; Mr. Hayes — Advisor; Gaston Campbell — President. ABOVE LEFT: Mr Hayes — Advisor, ABOVE: First period class: First row: Ruby Nell Ruth, Audrey Henry, Tina Young, Elaine Cokely, Rosemary Williams. Back Row: Thome Hemby, Carl Sapp. Vincent Mitchell, Claud Mack, Tommy Bumson, William Vaughn. 108 VOCA UPPER: Second period: First Row: Laura Jenkins. Kelly Hon, Michelle Lee, Richard Jones. Second Row Jimmy Knight. Steve Anderson. Vincent Barnwell. David Singleton. Third Row: Vernon Barber. Don Black. Theodore Quarterman. ABOVE: Third period First Row: Dina Jenson, Dana Carpenter. Cathrine McClain. Second Row: Scott Latham, Tom Blan- chard, Avery Mobley, Greg Jones, Johnny Wood, Arthur Mims. Harold Hazel. Third Row: Donald Sturgess. Paul Matzen, Chris Driggers. Randy Lindler ABOVE RIGHT: Second Year Students: First Row: Angela Cutter, Lizzie Fletcher, Theresa Hallman Don- na Blackburn, Shannon Sorrells. Second Row: John Floyd, Lewis Stell, Jerome Price. Third Row: Sam Sturgess, D.L. Smith. Gaston Campbell. Vi-k ? GOING SOUTH? Last year’s Spanish Club was involved with many activities. Its purpose was to ex- plore the Spanish-Mexican culture. The activities included a trip to visit the ship ‘Barba Negra’ and a trip out to Armstrong State College to tour the library and see a movie about Mexico. The club also took its annual trip to Six Flags in the spring. The year proved to be exciting and edu- cational and was thoroughly enjoyed by each club member. ABOVE: Sitting: Marion Tippins, Talmadge Wall, James Winn, Larry Castro, Jimmy Miller, John Sims, David McCullough, Charles Whalen, Donald Rushing. Michael Purvis. Kneeling: Pam Jordan, Janet Gargis, Cindy Watson. Dawn Allen, Grace Smith, Opal Lewis. Kathy Hudson. Dawn Kirwan, Cindy Barard, Lisa Col- lins, Tina Martin. Michelle Hike, Keith Brown. Stand- ing: Michelle Strickland, Selathia Hendricks, Donna Watkins, Debrah Pierce. Teresa DeMot, Nancy Takats, Bonnie Alexander, Lisa Martin, Michelle Miller. Bren- da Marsh, Lorelei Charters. Heidi Alexander. April Sides, Karen Lee, Renee Wood, Ann O’Brien, Blenda Sarvis. Dora Rios, Susan Aeger, Sondra Goodrich. UPPER: Mrs. Gary — advisor. 110 SPANISH CLUB ABOVE: Sitting: Derek Chadkiewicz, Charles Wood, Stephen Whalen. Larry Wester, Ronald Colclough, Errol Roach, Kurt Hammesfahr. Kenneth Holmes. Kneeling: Patriiia Hall, Cynthia Carpenter. Melanie Miller, Vemita Middleton. Nick Edenfield. Charlene Anderson. Carleen Spaulding. Debrah Lewis. Stephen Quarterman, Marlene Dasher. Standing: Mary Love. Carla English, Tina Saxman. Monica Min- chey, Carol Johnson, Karen Dukes. Pam Kinsey, Kelly Horr. Tonya Dixon, Nancy Wilson, Renda Watkins. Brenda Hill. Tim Summerlin, Tina Hendricks. UPPER: Patricia Hall — Assistant-Treasurer. Stephen Quarter man — Recording Secretary. Marlene Dasher — Cor- responding Secretary, Errol Roach — Chaplain, Pam Kinsey — President. Kenneth Holmes — Treasurer. Wanda Gresham — Vice-President. Ill SALUT! The French club, under the leadership of Mrs. Josephine Amari, not only learned the French language but also took a glance at the cultural aspects of France. During the course of the year the club sponsored many fun activities such as field trips and a private party at a local skating rink. Funds were raised through candy sales held during the year. Michael Crawford was president of the organization. ABOVE: Left to Right: Rachel Provence. Valerie Tur- ner. Sandra Kolb. Michael Crawford. Toni Riner. Jen- ny Brown, James Murray, Clyde Jackson. Sitting: Mrs. JJ. Amari — Advisor. UPPER: OFFICERS: Left To Righf, Valerie Turner — Secretary: Toni Riner— Wee President: Mrs. JJ. Amari — Advisor, Michael Craw- ford — President: Sandra Kolb — Treasurer. 112 FRENCH CLUB HAIL, CAESAR! Once again, the Latin Club dedicated itself to the study and preservation of the Latin Language and the Roman Culture. Activities included translating the phrases found on the backs of dollar bills, having parties and taking numerous field trips. One trip was made to a local roller-skating rink where a private party was held. At meetings held throughout the year, the club discussed pressing business. Mrs. J.J. Amari was the club advisor and Angie Hagan was president. ABOVE: Left To Right Angie Hagan. Mrs J.J. Amari — Advisor Sitting — Toni Riner, Patrick Ball. Sandra Kolb. Michael Crawford. Althea Watson UPPER: OFFICERS: Left To Right. Top Row: Angie Hagan — President: Mrs. J.J. Amari — Advisor: Sitting: Patrick Ball — Parliamentarian: Sandra Kolb — Secretary Treasurer: Michael Crawford — Vice-President LATIN CLUB 113 IN THE NAVY ... The Naval ROTC program has grown in the last couple of years. Led by Major Stout, Chief Petty Officer Coffey and Chief Otis Young, this organization boosted 145 members this year. C.P.O. Coffey attri- buted this success to student interest and a desire for discipline. The cadets, who are under no Navy obligation, participated in a variety of activities, including parades and field trips aboard navy vessels and on Naval bases. NJROTC is a course in Naval Science. Cadets learn ideals of citizenship, ocean sci- ences, U.S. History, etc. in addition to regu- lar marching drills. The United States Navy provided uni- forms and the majority of the funds. The program, however, sponsored skating par- ties, car washes, and military banquets to help raise money. Vivian Jenkins is the batallion com- mander and the highest ranking cadet The Drill Team is led by Lt Lori Gentle and the Color Guard by Lt J.G. Cutter. UPPER P.O. Carles Coffey and C.P.O. Otis Young ABOVE LEFT: P.O. Coffey pins a cadet. ABOVE: Commanding Officer — Viuian Jenkins and Executive Officer — Dorothy Williams. 114 R.O.T.C. UPPER H.J.R.O.T.C. Color Guard. ABOVE N.J.R.O.T.C. Drill Team. LEFT: Officers: First Row: Vivian Jenkins. Angela Cutter. Valera James. Lori Gentle. Dorothy Williams, Tonya Bates. Henri Cruse. Second Row: Robert Polite. Selethia Thacker. Marie Williams. Fakita Maynor. Charles Hall. 115 N.J.R.O.T.C.! UPPER: First period Battalion Company. ABOVE: Second period Battalion Company ABOVE LEFT: Cadets raise American Flag on school campus. 116 R.O.T.C. UPPER: Fifth period Battalion Company. ABOVE Mixed Company of Cadets. ABOVE RIGHT: P.O. Coffey pins a cadet. 117 118 DIRECTORS ACADEMICS STUDENT LIFE CLUBS SPORTS CLASSES COMMUNITY WARRIORS TEE OFF The 1980-81 golf team under the guid- ance of coach Robert Herndon spent many a afternoon at the Bacon Park Golf Course preparing for matches against other city teams. Jenkins did well, beating all but Benedictine's team. At the Spring Sports Banquet Jay Nichols once again received the award for the most valuable player. The team hoped to do well in the future with the return of all its last year’s players. ABOVE. 1980 Golf Team: Standing: Dean Paulson, ing: David Paddison ABOVE: Jay sights a shot UP- Chuck Poythress. Todd Greene. Jay Nichols. Kneel- PER: Fore!!! GOLF 121 MAKING A HIT Under the leadership of Coach Joseph Sanflippo, the 1980-81 baseball team finished its season with eight wins and eleven losses. The team started off slowly, losing nine of the first ten games, but through hard work and dedication the War- riors made an outstanding comeback by winning seven of their last nine games. This comeback built great spirit and fostered hopes for next year’s team. The team was led by senior captains Harold Showalter and Chris Thompson. Earl Jackson received most valuable player and best offensive player with Todd Greene receiving best defensive player. UPPER: MVP Earl Jackson at bat. ABOVE LEFT: Cadet striking out. ABOVE: Mark catches a chew. 122 BASEBALL LEFT: Lawrence Bennett ready to make a play. ABOVE: 1980-81 Baseball team: KNEELING Earl Jackson, Harold Showalter, Mark Arnold, Chris Thompson. Bill Cobb, Randy Jones. Robert Pearson, Terry Freeman. STANDING: Coach Joseph Sanflip- po. David Shaffer, Lawrence Bennett. John Cheeks. Bobby Desilets, Jeff Jones, Jack Silas, Todd Green, Tim Mehlhorn, Robbie Kramer. UPPER: Chris Thompson on the mound. 123 WARRIORS VOLLEY The 1980-81 HVJ tennis team once again won the city tennis tournament by defeating eight other teams from the area high schools. Jenkins also captured the boys’ number one and number two singles titles, with Kevin Fisher taking number one and Van Alexander taking number two. In the region 4-AAAA tournament held at Jekyll Island, Kevin Fisher gained a birth in the semi-finals, but fell in a well fought match. Keith Murless and Christy Connor were team captains. The team looked for- ward to future competition. ABOVE: Tennis team. STANDING: Coach Harry Jenkins, Fritz Gretsch. Jeff Price. Benjamin Alexander. Kevin Fisher. Keith Murless, Steve Crawford. KNEEL- ING: Fakita Maynor, Nancy Takats, Christy Connor. Kellie Brown. Rhonda Lawson. LEFT Nancy hits cross court. UPPER: Fritz hits the slam. 124 TENNIS SWING THAT BAT AND BUST THAT BALL This past year, girls’ softball was played during the fall months instead of the spring. The girls’ schedule consisted of fourteen games and a region tournament. The sea- son started off a bit rough but by the end of the season, the girls had shown consider- able improvement. Losing only four out of the orginal seventeen players, Coach Powell expected an experienced team for the following season. During the 1981 Spring Sports Banquet award winners were Karen Williams for Best Offense, Paula Meyers for Best De- fense and Jill Nieuwstraten for Most Im- proved. ABOVE: 1981-82 Softball team, standing Coach Powell, Charlene Anderson. Mandy Ellzey, Jill Nieuw- straten. Karen Williams, Paula Meyers, Yvonne En- glish. Melissa Georges, and Laura Ashman. Kneeling: Laura Ellzey, Julie Sasser, Christy Conner, Holly Alex- ander, Theresa Decrescenzo. Gay Fortson. Amanda Harmon. Nancy Takats and Beth Sikes ABOVE LEFT: Last year's seniors: Carolyn McKiv- er and Resa Chandler. UPPER: This year's seniors Karen Williams, Paula Meyers. Yvonne English, and Theresa Decrescenzo. FAR RIGHT Action shots of 1981-82 Softball team. 126 GIRLS’ SOFTBALL ' 1ML •' The 1981-82 Warrior Football Team opened the season against the visiting team of Northside Warner Robbins. The game ended in a disappointment for the hopeful Warriors as Northside won 19-0. The next game was against the Knights of Windsor Forest with Jenkins coming out on top with a Charles Harris punt return for a touch- down. The next games ended in defeat for the Warriors; they lost to Beach 13-7. to Brunswick 21-15, and to Wayne County. The Wayne County game was lost in over- time by one point. ABOVE: Jack sets up for the pass. ABOVE RIGHT: Dinner time. UPPER: Charles Harris drags defense along. 129 FOOTBALL The season was now half over with the Warriors sitting on a 1-4 record. Spirit started to run low around the halls of Jen- kins. but eveiy afternoon the football team could be seen preparing for the second half. Then came the boost everyone needed—a 55-8 rout of Tompkins. The Warriors could do nothing wrong, scoring by any and eve- ry way possible. Savannah High came next with a win of 7-0 for Jenkins. Next came B.C. and a chance to dethrone the Cadets, but luck was against the Warriors who lost 21-7. The next two games meant a losing season or breaking even; the War- riors rose to the challenge beating Effing- ham and Johnson. ABOVE: Senior Players 1981 -82. Standing: Billy Tate, Coach Robert Herndon. Michael Wingster. Kneeling. Lawrence Bennett, Edwin Patrick, Robert Branch, Charles Harris, Chuck Ingram. ABOVE LEFT: De- fense piles on. UPPER: Jack McCollum launches pass. 130 VARSITY FOOTBALL ABOVE: First Row: Billy Tate, Lawrence Bennett, Edwin Patrick, Charles Harris, Chuck Ingram, Robert Branch, David Griffin. Jack McCollum, Vincent Craw- ford, Tim Armstrong. Mike Cokley, Randy Lindler. Second Row: Steve Crawford, Bernard Wright, Anthony Ferguson, Chris Allen, Kenneth Hicks, Gary Allen. Chris Wynn. Clyde Dempsey. Johnathon Arm- strong. Fritz Gretsh, Mike Walker, Stephen Jones, John Shearouse. Third Row: Randy Jones, Walter Ham, Mark Macartha. Joey Arnold. Todd Dooley. Charles Gall, Joby Wright, Fred Coaley, Allen Hill. Fourth Row: Tracy Mason, Kenny Ashman. Chris Driggers, Michael Wingster, Ronald Gohegan, Kevin Jenkins, Steve Middleton. ABOVE RIGHT Touch- down! UPPER: Robert Brance takes command. 131 ABOVE: Kenith Hicks finds a hole. ABOVE LEFT Meet the defense .. UPPER: Jenkins takes to the air. 132 FOOTBALL ABOVE: Jack hands off to Kenneth UPPER: Defense gets a sack UPPER RIGHT: Edwin Patrick looks for ball. 133 LEARNING THE GAME The 1981-82 Junior Varsity football sea- son was set up with a strong freshman class allowing the team to compete not only on the Junior Varsity level, but against other freshmen teams as well. A new addition to the warriors coaching staff, Vic Alliffi, guided his young players to a 3-2 record for the overall season. These Spirited young Warriors went into their last game with an even record of 2 wins and 2 losses to meet their biggest game of the season against the Cadets of Benedictine. Fighting hard through all four quarters, showing speed on offense and strength on defense, the War- riors with disappointment lost a very close and exciting game in the last few minutes. The team looked forward to next year’s season with most all players returning, and with the experience gained they planned to take it all. At the fall banquet Fred Cooley received the award presented to the Junior Varsity player for hard work and dependability. ABOVE: Offense huddles for a pfay ABOVE LEFT: Ronald Gohagen breaks into open field. UPPER: J. V. coach Me Aliffi 134 JUNIOR VARSITY ABOVE: Fred Cooley. Most Dependable Player. ABOVE RIGHT: Executing a play. UPPER Warrior Defense gets the jump. UPPER RIGHT Touch down! 135 a HVJSOCCER The 1981-82 Soccer team, under the su- pervision of coach Joseph SanfiBppo, end- ed the season with a strong showing of 5 wins and 4 loses and 2 ties. The team suf- fered because of the large number of seniors lost in last year’s graduation. However, with the number of underclass- men last year the team looked forward to success in the future. The team ended the season with a 3 to 0 win over Johnson to capture 5th place in the region. 136 SOCCER ABOVE Get the ball! ABOVE LEFT: Frizz look. UP- PER: Martin fights for the ball. ABOVE: Standing Patrick Bryant, Terry Freeman. Dicola, Joe Sheffield. Martin O Brien. UPPER RIGHT: Michael Ayala, Kurt Hammesfahr, Todd Greene. Tom Kurt boots down field UPPER: Michael Ayala mooes Blanchard. Keith Hardin, Randy Lindler. Kneeling: in for the attack Duane Georges. Jack McCollum, Hang Choi Yun, Jeff 137 STRIKE! The Jenkins Bowling team had a very successful year winning over 90 percent of their matches. The team consisted of: Daryl Todd, Tony Ferrero, Carol Richardson and Mike Straughn. Carol Richardson was high bowler, with Daryl Todd coming in second. The team competed against other high schools in the city. Jenkins was the first place team at the end of the first half of the season. The team hoped that interest would pick up (in the sport), and they looked for- ward to a successful future with most of the team returning. ABOVE: Ball away. LEFT: Hoping for the strike. UP- PER: Concentration 138 BOWLING HVJ BASKETBALL The HVJ Basketball team went through a year to be remembered The season opened against SHS, and ended in an impressive 45-39 victory over the Blue Jackets. After the victory, spirit was high and the team seemed on its way. Jenkins entered into the annual Christmas tournament with high hopes only to receive a 2nd place loss to SHS in a last second basket. After the tournament the team won 4 out of their next 7 games. Once again Savannah High played a part in Jenkins, with basketball coach Larry Burke, taking command of the Warriors. Coach Burke, a former coach of SHS, was now leading the Warriors against his old team. Jenkins was unable to get revenge for the Christmas tournament but proved they were not a team to be over- looked. The Warriors ended their season making it to the Quarter finals of the region tournament. VARSITY BASKETBALL 139 SCORE TWO! ABOVE: JV Basketball Team. Standing: Bernard Po- Dion Dixon, Bobby Scott, Troy Groover UPPER lite-manager, Charles Harris, Michael Wingster, Tom- LEFT Lawrence Bennett fights for the ball. UPPER: my Burson, Lawrence Bennett, Gino Groover, Larry Michael Wingster grabs the rebound. Burke-Coach Kneeling: David Griffin, Jason Jones, 140 VARSITY BASKETBALL 141 ABOVE Vanity Basketball Team. Top Row: Genard Herman. Bottom Row: Tony Alfred. Joby Wright. Eric Curtis. Bobby Scott. Mike King. Ronald Geohagen. Groover. Eddie Lawson. Randy Hamilton. UPPER: JV Jason Jones. Andre Myers, Robert Torrance. Donald starts game. UPPER RIGHT: Jump ball. SHOOT THE HOOP! The 1980-82 girls basketball team closed the season winning 10 and losing 11 games. Under the guidance of a new coach to Jenkins, Gerald Sharpe, the girls placed 3rd in the Christmas tournament which was held at Windsor Forest High School. The team was led by Lisa Owens, a senior, who averaged 11.2 points per game. ABOVE: Standing: Lisa Owens, Regina Thacker. Maria Grant. Karen Washington. Gerald Sharpe. Kneeling: Cynthia Johnson. Julie Owens. Beth Sikes. UPPER: Lisa Owens lays up a shot. ABOVE LEFT: Jump ball. 142 GIRLS BASKETBALL IN MEMORIAM TERRESA CAMPBELL 1962-1981 143 144 DIRECTORS ACADEMICS STUDENT LIFE CLUBS SPORTS CLASSES COMMUNITY SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Senior Class Officers: TOP ROW Kenneth Holmes — treasurer. Mr. Herrington — Advisor. David Priester — Parliamentarian. Middle Row David Poddson — Vice President, Mr. Bush — Advisor. Mrs. Jenkins — Advisor. Mrs. Wright - Advisor BbffOM ROW Yvonne English — Secretary. Wanda Gresham — President. Ms. Stephenson — Advisor 1982 146 SENIORS Albright, Jesse Allen, Gina Anderson. Kevin Anoy, Tommie Armstrong, Andy Bacon. Gwendolyn Barber, Vernon Barefield. Rusty Bates. Tanya Beagle, James Bengtsson, Helina Benjamen, Priscilla Benniefield, Angela Berkstiner, Danniel Blackburn, Donna Branch. Robert 147 Brown, Delores Brown, Kellie Brown, Tensle Bruce, Robert Bryant, Maria Bussey. Kenneth Cason, Mattie Campbell. Gaston 148 SENIORS Chaplin, Samuel Chambers. Susan Chasteen, Angie Cheeks. Cathy Clanton, Charmayne Clarke, Irenette Cliffton, Debra Cofield, Connie TAMMI DOOLEY '• OUTSTANDING SENIOR 149 Coker, Ronald Coker, Teresa Cooper, Kathy Curtis, Regina Cutter, Angela Decrescenzo. Theresa Dixion, Tonya Dooley, Tammi 150 SENIORS Doyle, Charlene Durden, Deidre Eakers, Evan Ellzey, Caryn English, Yvonne Fairley. Carlton Famble. Valerie Filmer, David WANDA GRESHAM OUTSTANDING SENIOR 151 Frazier. Robert Freeman. Debra Frommberger, Ria Galinskas. Pam Gay, Mark Gentle, Lori Glover, Debbie Grant, Jack 152 SENIORS Grant, Maria Grant Ricky Graves, Janice Grayson, Margaret Greene, Todd Gresham. Wanda Georges, Duane Hagan. Angie 153 KURT HAMMESFAHR OUTSTANDING SENIOR Hagan, Rosalyn Hali, Patricia Hammesfahr. William Hams, Charles Hart, Jeannie Hartloge, DeeDee Harvey, Jeffrey Hayes. LaDonna 154 SENIORS Hemby, Thom Hendricks, Tina Henry, Audrey Herdon, Wayne Hill, Brenda Hill, Sharon Hollaway. Sondra Holmes, Brenda 155 Holmes, Kenneth Horr, Tracy Horton. Jacqueline Ingram, Chuck Jackson. Delores James. Valerie Jenkins, Vickey Johnson, Carol Jones, Casey Jones, Richard Joyner, Bill Keller, Jeremy Kilpatrick. Mary KirWand, Angela Krishnamurti. Kiran Knight. Gail 156 SENIORS Knight, Sebrina Kolb, Sandra Kraft, John Lamson, Carolyn Lanier, Gina Latham, Scott Lawton, Vemita Lee, Sherri 157 Leaf. Karen Ling. Pamela Lockhart. Scherheraz Lucas. Diana Luten, Joyce Mack, Claude Marsh. Kim Martin. Mary 158 SENIORS Morris. Daniel Maynor. Fakita McLendon, Tammy Meyers, Paula Middleton. Vemita Mike. Wanda Miller, Melanie Miller. Melisa 159 Mincey, Stephanie Mobley, Yvette Moore, Alicia Moran, Celestine Moss. Tammy Murray, Ella Murray, Kathy Muse. Tammi Nagle. Steve O’Brien, Clare O’Brien, Martin Oliver, Sephanie Osborne, Terri Owens, Philisa Paddison. David Patrick, Edwin 160 SENIORS Paulson. Dean Pelger, Andrew Petty, Mary Ann Polite, Robert Potter, Jeffrey Poythress. Charles Price, Cynthia Price, Jeff 161 Price. Jerome Priester, David Quarterman. Stephen Rahn. Michele Reynolds, Robert Riner, Toni Roach, Errol Salter. Samuel Sams, Rhonda Sancomb. Juliette Sanders, Catherine Sanders. Eunice Sandt, Charles Sapp, Carl Saxon. Jeffrey Selbo, Laura 162 SENIORS Shavers, Ricky Shelton. Richard Sheppard, Keith Shuman, Teresa Simmons. Patti Singelton, Vanessa Sizemore, Kandi Smalls, Rufus 163 Smith, Albert Stevens, Barbara Tate, William Thomas. Charles Thomas. Desi Thompson, Brian Thompson. Ida Tullis. Daniel Turner, Stephen Wade. Jesse Walker. Charles Wamock, Janet Watkins, Renee Watson, Althea Weathers. Shawna Whitfield. Evangeline 164 SENIORS FAREWELL Williams. Dorothy Williams. Karen Williams. Kathy Williams. Martha Williams, Sonya Wilson. Nancy Wolfolk. Denise Woods. Sonja Young. Angela 165 SENIORS BEST SENSE OF HUMOR Mr. Golson MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Ms. Stephenson BEST DRESSED MOST INSPIRING Ms. Wright Mr. Hayes 166 TEACHER SUPERLATIVES SELECT MOST DEDICATED Mr. Powell MOST DEMANDING Ms. Cofficld 167 MOST INTERESTING Ms. Roebuck MOST POPULAR Mr. Golson MUSIC 1. Rock 2. Soul 3. Pop 4. Disco 5. Country 6. Gospel RESTAURANTS Carey Hilliard Godfathers 168 TRENDS TRENDS 2. Corvette CLOTHES 1. Designer Fashions JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Junior Class Officers. STANDING: Tammy Kemp — recording secretary. Carla English — vice president. Cynthia Carpenter — corresponding secretary. Sharmagne Miller — Public relations. KNEELING: Michael Crawford — assistant treasurer, Steve Crawford — President, Vincent Crawford — treasurer 170 JUNIORS Adqer. Teena Adkins. Suzanne Alexander. Holley Alford. Renee Allen. Chris Allen, Gary Ambos. Dewey Anderson. Charlene Anderson. Michael Anderson. Steve Andrews. Gerald Andrews. Sharon Arkeem. Bonehead Armstrong Timothy Artwork. Dufus Bacon. Darryl Baxley. Caroline Beebe. Nicolette Beecher. Edwin Bennett. LuJuana Benniefield. Angela Berksteiner. Danniel Best Elizabeth Black. Donald Blige, Neacie Blocker. Terry Bolton. Angela Bolton, Pearl Bowers, lionel Boyd. Lisa 171 MOVING UP Bradanick, Laura Brickner. LaDonna Brinson. Sherri Brown. Cliff Brown. Faye Brown. Marion Brown. Tensie Bruce. LaTonya Bryant. Patrick Bryant, Sam Bush. Brian Carpenter. Cynthia Carroll. Bobby Charles. Vanessa Chisholm. Valerie Chiotellis. Terry Cokley. Calvin Cokley. Elaine Cokley. Michael Colclough. Ronald Coleman, Wanda Collier. Charles Collins. Tabathia Connor. Christy Corbin. Topeka Crapse. Andy Crawford, Michael Crawford. Steve Crawford. Vincent Cruse. Henri 172 JUNIORS Curtis. Genard Cutter. Danrell Daniels. Chris Dasher. Marlene Davis. Monica Davis. Sygrid Days. Gary Dempsy. Clyde Dixon. Angeline Donaldson. Keith Dussey. Brenda Drawdy. Larry Dukes, Karen Duncan. Ulisa Eady. Carolyn Eady. Elizabeth Elrod. Karen Ellzey. Mandy English. Carla Evans, Kathy Farmer. Morris 173 I Farrow. Kenneth Ferguson. Anthony Ferguson. Anthony Ferguson. Anita Ferguson, Richard Finch, Jamie Flaherty. Sarah Fletcher. Lizzie Mae Rowers, Stephanie Fortson. Gay Frazier. Martha Frazier. Retha Frees man. James Freymuth. Melissa Funk, Melany Gaines. Dale Garvin. Hazel Gay, Dorothy Glaize. Brad Glover, Bubba Gooden. Debra Grant. Micheal Gretsch. Fritz Griffen, David Grissette. Timmy Groover. Troy Hadden. Stephen Hardin. Keith Ham. April Harris, Babshin 174 JUNIORS GOING TO THE TOP Harris. Chris Harvey. Melanie Hatcher, Caria Helmly. Stephen Hendley. Cindy Hendley, Ken Hendrix. Janet Heyward. Arlene Hodges. Scott Holmes. Brenda Horn. Kelly Horton, Van Hughs. Reggie Hughs. Oscar lenuso. Kelly Irelan, Linda Jackson. Lorraine Jagger. Mick Jenkins. Luara Jennings. Walter Jensen, Dina GOING TO THE TOP 175 ON OUR WAY TOGETHER Johnson. Carol Johnson. Jackie Jones. Andrew Jones, Hilda’ Jones. Greg Jones. Tasnaad Jones. Teresa Kareem. Hasheem Kemp. Tammy Killian. Tony Kinsey. Pamela Kirkland, Angela Knight. Hakein Lamb. Marty Langley. Paul Langley. Robert Langley. Radee Lawson, Eddie Lawson. Rhonda Lawton. Lela Lawton. Vemeta Lee. Michelle Lee, Sandra Lewis, Deborah Lindler. Randy Littleton. Diane Littleton. Rebecca Love. Mary Lovewine, Clyde Mallory. Alesia 176 JUNIORS Marchant. Todd Martin. Kenneth McCollum. Jack McCombs. Charlene McGlaughn. Steve Mehlhom. Timmy Merritt. Sandra Mikell, Jaamel Miller. Sharmaine Minchey. Monica Mitchell. Carlette Mitchell. Calvin Mitchell. Terry Mobley. Avery Moore. Angela Moore. James Moran. Celestine Moran. Raymond Morrell. Tommie Morris. Marvin Moultrie. Kevin Nanfria, Tina Nichols. Jay Nieuwstraten, Jill Norris. Susan Nunnally, Felica Odom, Chris Omar, Sharkee Overacker. Susan Owens. Claryse 177 Owens. Julie Parker. John Pearson. Robert Peny, Sylvester Rerce. Gary Polite. Bernard Powers. Cedric Raby. Rasheen Rasheen, Arkee Ricord. Teresa Riddle. Anthony Riddle. Lydia Robertson, Cynthia Roberts. Tonia' Robinson. Angela Rouse. Harriet Ruffin, Thomas Ruth. Priscilla Ruth. Ruby Nell Sammons. Angie Sampson. Camell Sams, Edna Sams. Kimberlyn Sancomb, Susan Sapp. Marshall Sapp. Michelle Savanich. Angela Saxman, Tina Saxon. Randy Scott, Rose 178 JUNIORS AROUND THE BEND Scrtven, Margie Selbo, Laura Shearouse. Beth Shuman, Kerry Sikes, Beth Singleton. Andrew Sizemore, Marlene Smalls, Rufus Smalls. Veronica Smith, Angie Smith, Carla Smith. Sandra Solomon, Costella Solomon, Earl Solomon. Shana SorTells, Alan Sorrells. Shannon Spaulding, Carleen Stephens. Donna Strealy, Tim Stewart. Brenda 179 WE RE UP NEXT Strickland, Amanda Sturgess. Donald Sturgess. Sam Taylor, William Thomas. Kerry Thompson. Betty Todd. Daryl Trammell, Lisa Tuttle. Charlotte Vaigner, Donna Vaughn. Amy Vaughn. William VonWaldner. Sally Waddell, Frances Wade, Lisa Walker, Charles Walker. Karen Walker. Karen Walker. Michael Washington. Karen Waters. Brett Watson. Kathy Weaver. Chris Wertz, Libby Wesley. Divita Wester. Larry Westgate. Jennifer Whalen. Stephen White. Theresa Whitfield, Evangeline 180 JUNIORS Williams. Debris Williams. Donna Williams. Josephine Williams. Lawanda Williams. Mary Williams. Rosemary Williams. Sandy Wing, Deborah Wingrove. James Wingrove, Richard Wingrove. Ricky Wommack. Chrissy Wood. Johnny Woods, Charles Woods, Patricia Wright, Brenda Wright, David Wright. Leonard Wynn, Chris 181 Alcott, David Adams, Eleanor Alexander. Bonnie Alford, Tony Anderson. Yvonne Andrews. Anthony Ashman. Ken Atkins. Ricky Baker, Arthur Ball. Patrick Banks. Anita Bannister. Tracy Barber. George Barnard. Cindy Barry, Ronald Bazemore, Russell Beasley. Robbie Bell, Phelicia Benniefield, Angela Berksteiner. McClendon Bonfield, Carl Brown, Brenda Brown, Cindy Brown. Charles Brown. Jenny Brown. Keith Bruce. Selena Bryant, Yvonne Burke. Jimmy Campbell. Bridget Carpenter. Felicia Carroll. Leland Castro. Larry Cerone, Mike Charters. Lorelei Childers. Pat Cloud, Lela Cobb. Adam Cody. Joyce Cokfey, Clvin Cole lough. Cynthia Cole. Snaron Collins. Lisa Cook. Anthony Cook. Tracy Cooper. Jim Cooper, John Crawford. Dennis Curinga, Teddy 182 SOPHOMORES ON THEIR WAY UP Curtis, Eugene Davis. Roy Demott. Teresa Denitto. Joan Doyle. Chris Driggers. Chris Edwards. Reginald Farmer, Beverly Farr. Barbara Fendley. Nicki Ferreira. Tony Fields. Johnny Filmer. Eric Floyd, John Frazier, Ernestine Freeman. Terry Friedman. Alex Frommberger. Ida Frost, JoAnn Gadson. Felicia Gallon. Andrea Georges. Milissa German. Dan Givens. Jeffery Glover. Amy Glover. Hanh Grant. Michael 183 A STYLE ALL THEIR OWN Green, Andrew Grissette, David Gusby. Kimberly Hadley. Samanthia Hall, Antonie Hall, Charles Hallman. Teresa Ham. Walter Hamilton, Donna Harmon, Amanda Hams. Angelia Harrison. Khiss Heath. Cardeli Hendrix, Sylathia Hike. Michelle Holland. Gary Holloway. Denise Holmes, Elarmae Howard. Juanita Jackson. Chris Jackson, Cindy Jackson. Clyde Jackson. Cynthia Jackson. Rosaline Jenkins. Kim Jenkins. Mark Johnson. Calvin Johnson, Denise Johnson, Eric Johnson. Symenthia t 184 SOPHOMORES Johnston, Cynthia Johnston. Karen Johnston. Kim Jones. Glenn Jones. Madeen Jones. Randy Jones. Stephen Kandel, Lori King. Michael Knight, Keith Knight, Timmy Lagare. JoAnn Langley. Brenda Lawton. Vemeta Lemley, David Loncon, Morris Long. David Lynch. Janice Mallory, Alesia Marsh. Brenda Martin. Lisa Martin. Tina Matzen, Paul McClain. Katherine Meeks. Janeese Mehrtens. Phillip Merritt. Lisa Mims. Authur Mincy. Mary Monel, Rosalind 185 Morton, Allen Mosher. Richard Moultrie, Kevin Mustipher, Sebastian Nelson. Mark O’Brien. Ann Osborne. Lisa Osteen, Winnie Parker, Amy Peloquin. Mark Perry. Jerome Phillips. Calvin Pierce. Deborah Price, lllamae Priester. Cheryl Provence. Rachel Radach. Kecia Rahn, Cherrie Rawls. Marvin Redd. Buddy Riddle. Lydia Ritenour. Patricia Robbins. Stephen Robbins. Wendy Rockwell. Heather Rourke. Jvan Rushinq. Donald Ryan. Sharon Ryder. Suzy Sanders. Rheda Sanders. Sonya Sampson. Beatrice Sapp. Keith Sarvis. Ponda 186 SOPHOMORES TWO DOWN AND TWO TO GO School, Tyron ne Scott. Bobby Scott. Jackie Scott. Sharon Shaffer. David Shaver, Melinda Shearouse. John Shurling, Denrell Simmons. Jackie Simmons. Michelle Simmons. Norris Simmons. Wanda Smalls. Deshell Smith. Gerald Solomon. Earl Stanford. Hope Stell. Louis Stephenson, Kathy Stevenson. Jan Straugh. Mike Strickland. Michelle Sturgess. Richard Sullivan. Steve Sutton. Matt Takats. Nancy Thomas. Kerry Thompson. Kathryn Thornburg. Tracee 187 4 Tippins, Marion Tippins. Sonji Torrance. Robert Turner, Valerie Vardell, Lynne Wade. Gregory Wall. Elaine Warner. Sharon Washington. LaFrank Washington. Ronda Washington. Vema Waters. Raymond Watkins. Donna Watson, James Weldon, Cheryl Wesley, LaVeme Whalen. Charles White, Donald Williams. James Williams, Leon Williams. Tyrus Wilson, David Wilson. Mildred Wilson. Tairik Winn. Danny Winn, James Wood. Renee Woods, Lala Woods. Portia Wright, John Young. Jamie 188 SOPHOMORES WELCOME TO HVJ Adams. Chris Adams. Dawn Adams. Donna Adams. James Adams. Stacy Lee Adkins. Nancy Adside, Rena Aeger. Vicki Albright. Eric Alexander. Avis Alexander, Heidi Allen. Dawn Allen. Diana Ancrum, Clement Anderson. Rufus Andrews, Carolyn Arnold. Joey Ashman. Laura Ayala. Anthony Ball. Tyrone Bauer. Wendy Beall. Donald Beall. Jean Beasley, Joey Bene. Stephen Beohaghon. Ronald Bevens, Chris Bichsel. Billy Blackhum. Tammy Blackston, Vickie Blige. Prince Boggs, Bernadette Bogqs, Donna Bradshaw. Julie Bradley. Connie Bradley. Patricia Brantley. Gary Brantley. Ray Brantley. Tommy Brewer. Deana Bedwn, Donie Brown. Lome Bryant, Ahmaan Bryant. Bruce Bryant, Dean Bull. Mike Bunton. Linda Cannon, David Capers. Nina 190 FRESHMEN Caraway, Lisa Carver. Ginger Chasteen. Perry Chennault. Raye Clark. Stephen Cohley. Lewis Coleman. Betty Colwell, Steven Cook. Kenneth Cook. Minerva Cook. Sheryl Cook, Sidonnia Cooley. Federick Counts, John Counts, Michelle Cowan. Janet Crapse, Lisa Crawford. Heidi Crawford. Mark Crowe, Sandra Curry. Mark I Dadin, Cindy Davis. Mary Davis. William Decreseenzo, John Deese. Marisa Denty, Tony Dicola, Jen 191 Dinkins. Michael Dooley. Todd Driscoll. Ralph Dukes, Leonard Eaddy, Cynthia Edwards. Peter Elijah. Elroy Ellison. Shirley Ellzey. Laura Evans. Drrie Marie Famble, Geraldine Fanner. Mark Farrow, Keith Fields. Annette Reids. Sheldon Findeis. Stefan Fisher, John Royd, Cindy Rynn, Comia Frazier. Fred Gadson. Henry Gadson. Roland Gardner. Beulah Gargis, Janet Gibson, Kenneth Gieger. Barbara Glover. Vinn Golden. Sonya Golding. Darrell Goodrich. Sondra Gordon. Eric 192 FRESHMEN MAKING CHANGES Gracf, Toni Graham. Bobby Grantham. Tina Graves, Jason Graves. Marcus Gray, DeAndrea Green. Mike Green. Pamela Green. Susan Groover. Eric Grose. Cliff Hall, Audrea Hall. Billy Hall. Gail Hall. Jonas Hall. Steven Hamilton. Randy Harden. Sabrina Hardy. Caroll Harris. Victoria Harrison. Shirley Hart. Jenry Hart. Michelle Harvey. Anthony Harvey. Donna Haynes. Elaine Haynes. Lamar Haywood. Anthony 193 Helmly. Netta Hendrix, Earl Hendrix, Gene Hendrix, Wendy Herron. Benjamin Herron. Ben Hill. Allen Hoff. Erika Holmes. Michael Hooper. Vincent Hudk n, Kathy Hugqins, Samantha Hutcheson. Freddie Hutcherson. Richard Jackson. Arlene Jackson. Elmer Jeffers. Kim Jenkins. Kevin Johnson. Antionette Johnson. Michelle Johnson. Monica Johnson, Symenthia Jones, Clifton Jones, Jason Jordan. Pam Jordan. Stephanie Josey, Jeff Kebhart. Tony Kelehar, Stephanie Kelly. Lucius Kenon, Michael 194 FRESHMEN NEW FRIENDS Kersey. Harris Kiltt, Sheldon King. Athena Kirwan. Dawn Klingsmith. Laura Kramer. Robbie Krishnamurti. Sonny Lane. Christy Lane. Ken Langley. Patricia Latimer. Keith Lee. Karen Lee. Michelle Leonard. Kenneth Latbatter. Prince Lewis. Opal Linton. Hayward Lowery. Rhonda Lubeck, Larry Luten. Roger Madden. Tammi Mariane. Rebecca Marshall. Ingrid Martin. Millettle May nor. Reginald McCartha. Mark McCullough. David Mclvery. Tabitha McGowan. Cheryl McDuffee. Ken Metzger. Marci 195 A NEW ERA Mew bom, Tonia Middleton, Steve Miller, Braxton Miller. Jimmy Miller, Michelle Mitchess, Tonya MorTe. Susan Moore. Susan Morris. Brian Moxley. Pam Murray. Stacey Myers. Andre Myers. Melvis Nagle, Kris Nettles. Bobby Nettles. Randalyn Norton. Anthony Petersen. John Pinkas. Richard Pope. Bennie Porches. Janet Petter, Jeffery Price. Aluim Price. Michael Purvis, Michael Quarterman. Antionette Quarterman, Robert Rahn, Michael Ramer. Scott Ramirez. 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Carolyn Wallace. Michael 198 FRESHMEN HERE COMES THE CLASS OF 85 Wallace. Stephanie Ward, Barbara Ward. Stephanie Washington. Anthony Watkins. Randy Watson. Cindy Wesley. Ja’Donna Wesley. Ja'Rome Whitaker. Leigh Anne White. Eddie White. Wendy Wiggins. Lisa Wilcox. Martha Williams. Becky Williams. Darnel Wilson. Raymond Wingster. Krystal Woods. Lillie Wright. Anthony Wright. Evette Wright. Jovy Wright. Martha Wright. Stanley Yun, Hyon Choi Yawn. Tracey 199 DIRECTORS ACADEMICS STUDENT LIFE CLUBS SPORTS CLASSES COMMUNITY Congratulations, Toni Riner Love, Mom and Dad jI v BUS. PHONE 355-6315 ALLOY WELDING, INC. INDUSTRIAL FABRICATION INDUSTRIAL PIPING ALUMINUM — STAINLESS STEEL RT. 3. BOX 610 SAVANNAH, GEORGIA 31406 AV The Citizens and Southern National Bank Member FDIC WE MEET BY ACClOCNT BOUCHILLON’S BODY SERVICE 816 E � i 71� t Street Savannah. 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SAVANNAH Congratulations Sandra, The Dearest Grandaughter That a grandmother ever had Mrs. R.C. Brabham Sr. FIRST FEDERAL First Federal Savings Loan Association From 1979 to 1982 Good Luck to Karen The Last Warrior 210 COMMUNITY The Leaf Family CLASS OF “83 213 . : ( I . Mb $ ? • ' Energy Management For many years we have been committed to making our operations more energy efficient by using wood waste, such as bark and sawdust, for fuel. In 1980, we made great strides toward this objective. We produced each ton of paper in Savannah with 20% less fossil fuel than in 1979. Since 1972 we have reduced our fossil fuel usage by 41%. To continue this energy saving performance, a $112 million power boiler is under construction at the Savan- nah Plant. The combination coal and wood waste boiler will be completed the first half of 1982. It will provide the plant with an energy independence it has never before had and will reduce our dependency on fuel oil by the equivalent of a million barrels a year, g At Union Camp we are taking significant steps in deal- ■ ing with problems that confront all of us. Where Opportunities Grow. 214 COMMUNITY PATRON’S INDEX Bobby Sullivan-Evangel College c o '82 Keep Sequoyah Spirit Alive! M. Miles c o '81 Congratulations, Carolyn One down, three to go! Nad and MicMic Bye, Babydoll and Swines Congratulations, Caryn. Love, Momma and Daddy HAPPY KUMQUAT DAY, November 2 “Beware of Kumquats bearing gifts. Garfield loves Odie! SA Thanks for all Vonne, Maybe Someday! Roach Congratulations, Class '82 (The Joneses) '83: The year of destruction! LW Congratulations, Martin and Clare Be a part of the best! Join the NJROTC unit. I Love Ya’ll, Sandra, Althea, and Yvonne — Toni Pigs in Outer Space Forever! Always, Gina Good Luck in the future. D.J.D. From D.G. Best wishes! Mrs. T.L. Wright’s Homeroom Congratulations, Toni and Sandra! — L.C. Mr. Golson is like T.V. 22 — He’s always off the air.” — John Potter “Lil Hiney” c o '83 We made it, Annette and Marie! Love, Helen Teresa Dee BKA S.W.! Go Jenkins! Toni, Sandra, and Althea, My Senior Buddies. 1 Love Ya’ll! — Y.E. Delta Tau class of '84 Congratulations, HVJ Warriors! Compliments of Mary E. Gay Congrats. Caryn Ellzey. Alloy Welding Inc. GO WARRIORS! 46 Stephen Jones I Love You, JEFF — SANDRA Goodbye, SEARCH c o ’82 — I’ll miss you — Toni I’ll never call you square again!! Congratulations, Kooklala. Love ya. Cheryl God Bless my very best pals — Toni, Althea and Yvonne — love Ya’ll. Sandra When the going gets weird the weird turn pro “Can 1 use your brush?” Support the arts: kiss a thesbian! S. McGlaughn Loves T. Griffin Forever. (SM) Those who are never forgotten: Sandra, Toni, Yvonne, and Tammi. Love. Mikey What’ll HVJ do when the last Leaf leaves? JMT Hey, Babydoll. 1 Love Ya! Love. Babydoll Keep on sailing, Rachel! Love, Yvonne I Love You Pamie Good luck to Lackey and the Band — (AW) Good luck to the best of friends — Sandra, Toni and Yvonne — (AW) Who’s messing with MG? (a) K.L. (b) T. Dee (c) all of the above. Who hit who first? (a) K.L. (b) T. Dee STAFF INDEX Stewart. Don Armstrong State College Georgia Southern College. B.S. Ed. S.. AS-6 Principal Christiansen. Lucille Library Clerk Berksteiner. Earl A. Savannah State College. B.S. Georgia Southern. M.Ed. AS-5 Coffield, Martha Mercer University. B.A English Newspaper Advisor Edwards. Virginia Savannah State College. B.S. Armstrong State College. M.Ed. Georgia Southern AS-5 Conyers. Emma Savannah State College. B.S Armstrong and Savannah State Colleges. M.Ed. English Aliffi. Vic Clemson University University of Tampa. B.S. Ed Driver’s Education Cowart. Lois Georgia Southern College. B.S. Ed Armstrong and Savannah State Colleges. M.Ed. SLD Amari, Josephine Georgia State Women’s College. A.B. Teachers College Columbia. Paris, Dipbme Latin and French Sequoyah Advisor Davis, Dwan Savannah State College. B.S. English Barry. Zaida Armstrong State College Library Clerk Dekle. James Midwestern University. A.B University of Georgia, M.Ed. Social Studies Boheler, Clyde Armstrong State College. B.S Mathematics Drinkard. Beth Rorida State University. B.M.E. Choral Director Breedlove. Laura University of Georgia. A.B. Armstrong State College. M.Ed. English Department Chairperson Ebert. Fay Georgia Southern College, B.S. Armstrong State College. M.Ed. History and Search Coordinator Brooks. Edith Peabody College. M.A. Head Librarian Farrer. Constance University of Georgia. B.S.. M.Ed Science Bush. Michael Georgia Southern College. B.S. M.Ed. Industrial Arts Fields, Harold Atlanta University. M.A. Counselor Butler. Franklin Atlanta University, M.A. Social Studies Department Chairperson Rinsnick, Marsha Swarthmore College. A.B. Armstrong and Savannah State Colleges, M.Ed. Social Studies 216 STAFF INDEX Friedenberg, Pearl University of Georgia, B.F.A. Art Gadson, Carletha Spelman College. B.A. Social Studies Gardner. Vemell Armstrong and Savannah State Colleges. M.Ed Business Gary, Lorayne University of Illinois. B.A..M.A. Spanish Gaskin. Jennette Auburn University. B.S. Mathematics Golson, Hugh University of South Carolina. B.A. Armstrong and Savannah State Colleges, M.Ed. Social Studies Gordon. James Tuskegee Institute. B.A. Savannah State College. M.A.O. English Harris, Josh Savannah State College. B.S.. M.A. Social Studies Hayes. Wallace Western Kentucky University. A.B. English Sequoyah Advisor CVAE Coordinator Helmly. Winifred Georgia College. B.S. Business Herman. Donald Armstrong State College, B.S. Science Physical Herndon, Robert University of Georgia. B.S Physical Education Herrington. John Georgia Southern College. B.S. University of Georgia. M. Ed. Trade and Industrial Education DCT James. Roland Savannah State College, B.S. Loyola University. M.Ed. Coach Jenkins, Gussie Savannah State College. B.S. Social Studies Jones. Janice South Carolina State College. B.S. Science Kantziper, Leonard University of Georgia, B.S. Science Lackey. Gary Armstrong State College Vandercook College of Music. B M E. M M E. Music and Band Director Hewitt, Catherine Mary Washington College, B.S. Georgia Southern College. M.Ed. Business LeBay, Naomi Iowa State University, B.S. Georgia Southern College. M.S.T Science 217 Lemay. Leonard Middle Tennesse State University B.S..M.A Industrial Arts Oglesby, Edward Savannah State College. B.S. Armstrong State College, M.Ed. Mathematics Lewis, Tom Wake Forest University. M.A. English and Director of Drama Patton, Betty Counselors Secretary Mallory, Millie University of Georgia. A.B. Mercer University, M.A. Assistant Librarian Powell. Richard Armstrong State College Georgia Southern College. M.S.T.. EdS. B.S. Ed., Mehlhom, Terrie Secretary Preetorius. Virginia Georgia Southern College, M.Ed. Counselor Mell, Jane Secretary Merk, Nancy Armstrong State College, B.S. Georgia Southern College. M.Ed. SLD Mitchell. Annette Savannah State College. B.S. Social Studies Ready, Jeannette Savannah State College. B.S. English Robinson. J.A. Western Michigan University. B.S. PVT Roebuck. Shirley Benedict College, B.S. Science Sanders. Denyce Savannah State College, B.S. Mathematics Sanfilippo. Joseph Rorida State University, B.S. Physical Education Seckinger, Marian University of Georgia, M.Ed., Ed.S. Georgia Southern College. B.S. Ed. Home Economics Venett, Billie Warren A. Candler School of Nursing. R.N. Nurse Vincent, Carol St. Elizabeth’s College. B.S. Armstrong and Savannah State Colleges, M.Ed. PVT Wallace. Loretta Savannah State College, B.S. Armstrong and Savannah State Colleges, M.Ed. English Williams. Jerelene Savannah State College. M.Ed. Mathematics Department Chairperson Wright Theresa ' Savannah State College. B.S. Home Economics 218 STAFF INDEX SENIOR INDEX ALBRIGHT. JESSE P PECE 1; Student Council 3; Secretary 3: Foot- ball 1; Honors Niqht Recipient 2 3; Senior Superlative — Best Looking 4; Science Fair 1. ANDERSON, KEVIN Student Council 4. ARMSTRONG. ANDREW PECE 1; VICA 4. Parliamentarian 4; Com- munications Certificate 2 3 4 BACON. GWENDOLYN Chorus 4: FHA 4: Assistant-Secretary 4. ROTC 3 4 Chief Petty Officer 3 4. Volleyball 3. BANGS. BERETHA PECE 1; Junior Class Representative 3; Stu- dent Council 12 3; B-Team Cheerleader 1; Basketball 3; Track 1 2 3. BAREF1ELD. RUSSELL A. PECE 1; Sequoyah Staff 12 3 4; VICA 3 4. Vice-President 3 4; Golf 2. BENJAMIN. PRISCILLA Chorus 4. BENNETT. LAWRENCE Baseball 2 3 4; Captain 4. Basketball 2 3 4; Football 1 2 3 4. All City Football 3; All Tournament Team 4; Senior Superlative — Most Athletic 4 BENNIEFIELDS, ANGELA Chorus 4 BLACKBURN. DONNA Spanish Club 1. VOCA 4 BLANCHARD. TOM VOCA 4; Soccer 4 BOWERS. ANN PECE 1 BRINSON. HAROLD PECE 1 BROWN. DELORES Chorus 12 3; PECE 1; Student Council 1, Rag Corps 3. BROWN. KELLIE Tennis 2 3. BRUCE. DEE Student Council 3; VICA 2 3 4; Football 2 3; Outings Club 2 3 4 BRYANT. SHARON Chorus 3 4. PECE 1 BURSON. TOMMY Gospel Chorus 3; VOCA 4; Basketball 3 4. BUSSEY, KENNETH PECE 1; Football 1. CARPENTER. DANA Drill Team 3; VOCA 4. CHAMBERS. SUSAN AFS 4. Tennis 1 2. CHASTEEN, ANGIE Chorus 3; FBLA 3 4; VOT 3 4. CLANTON. CHARMAYNE FBLA 3 4; President 4; French Club 1; Span- ish Club 2; Student Council 2; VOT 3 4. COFIELD. CONNIE Chrous 1 2; Gospel Chorus 1 3 4; PECE 1. Reach Out 2; Student Council 1 2; Majorette 2 3 4. COOPER. KATHY Chorus 2 4; Drill Team 1 2; Senior Class Rep- resentative 4; Student Council 4; Vice- President 4; Dance Club 4. CURINGA, TERESA Chorus 1 2 4; Spanish Club 4; VICA 4; VOCA 3; Soccer Cheerleader 2 3. CURTIS. REGINA L. Booster Club 1; Drill Team 2; Student Coun- cil 1. CUTTER. ANGELA M. VOCA 2. ROTC 2. DAVIS. ELDORA Chorus 4; VICA 3; Tennis 1; Golf 1. DECRESCENZO. THERESA Belletrist 2 3; Chorus 1 2 3 4; National Honor Society 4. Outstanding Senior 4. PECE 1; Junior Class President 3; Student Council 1; Cheerleader 12 34; Track 1; Homecoming Queen 4, UGA Merit Award 3. Outsings Club 2 3 4; Senior Superlative — Best Looking 4; Softball 2 3 4 DIXON. TONYA Chorus 1 2; FBLA 4; Spanish Club 4. DOOLEY. TAMMI Chorus 3 4. Outstanding Senior 4; PECE 1; Sequoyah Staff 3 4; Cheerleader 4; Home coming Queen Second Runner-up 4. Softball 2 3; Drama 2 3 4; Outings Club 2 3 4. DOYLE. GLORIA FBLA 2 Latin Club 1; Student Council 2; Home- room Representative 1. ELLZEY, CARYN BETA Club 1 2 3; President 2; PECE 1. Junior Class Corresponding Secretary 3; Spanish Club 2; Cheerleader 3; Outings Club 4. ENGLISH. YVONNE AFS 2 3 4; Vice-President 3; Secretary 4; Out- standing Senior 4. Sequoyah Staff 4; Junior Class Vice President 3; Senior Class Secretary 4; Cheerleader 3 4; Senior Superlative — Most Popular 4; Drama 2 3; Governor s Hon- ors Nominee 3; Outings Club 3 4; Secretary 4; Softball 3 4; Governor’s Honors Semi-Finalist in Drama 4; FIELDS. GLYNIS E. Chorus 12 3 4; Gospel Chorus 1234; Vice- President 4 FILMER. DAVID C. Latin Club 3 4; Secretary-Treasurer 3; Vice- President 4; Seqouyah Staff 4; Science Semi- nar 3. FRAZIER. BOBBY Football 2; Track 2. FREEMAN, DEBRA Drill Team 2; PECE 1. GAINES. DALE PECE 1. NJROTC 2. GENTLE. LORI ANN Chorus 3 4; VICA 4; NJROTC 3 4; Volleyball 3; Class Representative 3 4. GEORGES. DUANE Soccer 2 3 4; Drama Club 4. GIVENS. LOUIS French Club 1; Student Council 1; Basketball 1; Football 2; Tennis 1 4; Track 4 GORDON. DARLENE PECE 1; VICA 3 4. GORDON. JANET FBLA 1; PECE 1; Volleyball 1. GRAHAM. PATRICIA Spanish Club 1. GRANT. MARIA Band 1 2 3 4; FHA 2; President 2; PECE 1. Senior Class Representative 4; Spanish Club 3; Student Council 3; Cheerleader 3; Basket- ball 2 3 4. Track 12 3 4 $S. JANICE PECE 1; Student Council 4; Softball 1 2. GREENE. ROBERT Spanish Club 1 3. GREENE. TODD Baseball 3 4; Soccer 4; Golf 3 4. Best Defen- sive Baseball Player 3. GRESHAM. WANDA Outstanding Senior 4; PECE 1; Junior Class Parlimentarian 3; Senior Class President 4; 220 SENIOR INDEX Spanish Club 2 3 4; Vice-President 4; Student Council 1 2; Cheerleader 3; Co-Captain 3; B-Team Cheerleader 1 2. Homecoming Queen First Runner-Up 4; Honors Night Red pient 2 3; Senior Superlative — Most Likely To Succeed 4; UGA Certificate of Merit 3. GRIFFIN, TAMMY AFS 4. HAGAN. ANGIE AFS 3 4; Vice-President 4; Hi-Jenks 3 4; Edi- tor-In-Chief 4; Latin Club 2 3 4; Presieent 4. Outstanding Senior 4; Honors Night Recipient 3; Governor's Honors Semi-Finalist 3. HALL, PATRICIA Rag Corps 3; Chorus 3; Hi-Jenks 4; PECE 1; Senior Class Representative 4; Spanish Club 2 3 4; Student Council 3; BETA 1; UGA Cer- tificate Of Merit 3. HALL, SHAWN Spanish Club 3 4 HAMMESFAHR, KURT IND. Arts Club 3 4; President 3 4; Outstand- ing Senior 4; Spanish Club 4; Soccer 2 3 4; Co-Captain 4; UGA Certificate of Merit 3. HARRIS. CHARLES Gospel Chorus 3; Basketball 2 3 4, Football 1 2 3 4; Track 2 3. HART. JEANNIE Chorus 1; FBLA 3; Key Club 1 2; PECE 1; VICA 4; Treasurer 4; VOT 3; Softball 3. HARTLOGE, DEE VICA 4. HARVEY. JEFFREY BETA Club 1 2; Latin Club 2 3; National Hon- or Society 2 3 4; PECE 1; VICA 3 4; Basket- ball 1 2; Honors Night Recipient 12 3; Boy’s State 3; UGA Certificate Of Merit 3. HAYNES. LADARLA PECA 1; VOCA Club 1 2; Secretary 2. HEMBY. THORNE VOCA 4; Soccer 3. HENDRICKS, TINA AFS 2; Chorus 2; FBLA 4, Reporter-Chaplain 4; Sequoyah Staff 3 4; Spanish Club 2 3 4; VOT 4; Color Guard 2; VITA Certificate 2; Governor’s Honors Nominee 3; Science Fair 1. HENRY. AUDREY Band 1 2; FHA 1; Gospel Chorus 12 3; Reach Out 1 2 3 4; Spanish Club 1 2; VOCA 4. HERNDON. WAYNE JNROTC 4; Petty Officer 3RD Cl. 4. HILL. BRENDA Spanish Club 4 HILL. SHERRI Chorus 3; Spanish Club 2; Softball 2 3. HOLLOWAY, SONDRA AFS 1 3; Spanish Club 3 4. HOLMES. BRENDA Drill Team 2 3 4; Quiz Bowl 1; Freshman Class Representative 1; Prom Committee 3; VOCA 4. HOLMES. KENNETH FBLA 2 3 4; Hi-Jenks 4; Outstanding Senior 4; Senior Class Treasurer 4; Spanish Club 3 4; Treasurer 4; Honors Night Redpient 2. Senior Superlative — Most Likely To Succeed 4. HORR, TRACY HORTON, JACQUELINE Gospel Chorus 12 3; Reach Out 2 3 4 INGRAM, CHUCK PECE 1; Football 12 34; Second Place In City Dr. Ed Rodeo 2. JAMES. VALERIE Booster Club 1; Chorus 3 4; FHA 2 3 4; Presi- dent 3; NJROTC 3 4. JENKINS. VICKEY PECE 1; Hag Corp 12 3. JENKINS, VIVIAN Booster Club 1 2; PECE 1; Senior Class Rep- resentative 4; Student Council 2; NJROTC 3 4. JOHNSON. CAROL FHA 1 2 3 4; President 4; Gospel Chorus 1 23 4; PECE 1; Reach Out 3 4; Spanish Club 2 3 4; Student Council 4 JONES. CASEY PECE 1. JONES. GREG PECE 1. Reach Out 3; VOCA 4; Basketball 1 2 3 4; Track 1234 KILPATRICK, MARY AFS 12 3 4; Secretary 2; Chorus 3 4; French Club 1 2 3 4; President 2; Latin 3 4; Se- quoyah Staff 3 4. KNIGHT. DOLORES Drill Team 3 4; PECE 1; Track 3. KNIGHT. SEBR1NA Junior Class Representative 3; Student Coun- cil 3. KOLB. SANDRA A. AFS 2 3 4. Band 1 2; French Club 4; Treasur er 4; Latin Club 3 4; Secretary-Treasurer 4. National Honor Society 3 4. Outstanding Senior 4; PECE 1; Sequoyah Staff 3 4; Editor- In-Chief 4; Student Council 1; Soccer Cheer- leader 1; Junior Class Prom Committee 3; Sophomore Class Homeroom Representative 2; Honors Night Redpient 2 3; Governor’s Honors Nominee 2 3; Sdence Fair 1. KRAFT. JOHN AFS 2 4; Band 1 2 3 4; PECE 1; Driving Rodeo City Finalist 3; Driving Rodeo State Finalist 3; Stage Band 3 4; Science Fair 1 4. LANIER. GINA AFS 3 4. Chorus 12 4; French Club 1 2 3 4; Honors Night Recipient 1 2; Governor’s Hon- ors Nominee 2. LAWTON. VERNETA P. Chorus 1 2; ROTC 3 4 LEAF. KAREN Chorus 2 3 4; PECE 1; Student Council Parii mentarian 2; Cheerleader 3 4; Captain 3 4; B-Team Cheerleader 1 2; Senior Superlative — Most Spirited 4; Drama 2 3 4. LOCKHART, SHERRY Spanish Club 3. LOWERY, KEITH Belletrist 2; Spanish Club 12 3; VICA 4; Foot- ball 2. MARSH. KIMBERLY FBLA 3 4; FHA 2; VOT 3 4 MARTIN. TERESA VICA 4. MEYERS. PAULA AFS 4, Spanish Club 2 3; Rifle Twirling Corp 3 4; Softball 1 2 3 4; Senior Representative 4. MIDDLETON, VERNITA Band 2 3 4; FHA 1; Spanish 3 4. MIKE. WANDA Drill Team 2 3 4; Gospel Chorus 1; PECE 1; Junior Class Representative 3; Senior Class Representative 4. Spanish Club 3; Student Coundl 12 3; Track 1 2 3 4; Honors Night Redpient 1. MILLER. MELANIE J. Spanish Club 3 4. M1NCEY. STEPHANIE L. FHA 1 4. Secretary 4; PECE 1; Reach out 4; Spanish Club 1. MOORE. ALICIA FBLA 3 4; Spanish Club 1. MOSS TAMMY MUSE. TAMMIE M. AFS 2; Key Club 2; PECE 1; Spanish Club 2 3 4; VICA 3 4; Honors Night Recipient 3. 221 NUNNALLY, CALDWELL Outstanding Senior 4; Freshman Class Presi- dent 1; Senior Class Representative 4; Stu- dent Council 2; Science Fair 2. O BRIEN. CLARE E. AFS 1 2. OWENS. PHILISA J. PECE 1 Student Council 3; Basketball 4. Track Manager 2; Senior Superlative — Most Athletic 4. 3 4; Drama 3; UGA Certificate of Merit 3; Honors Night Recipient 3; Governor’s Honors Nominee 3; Science Fair. Latin Club 4. ROACH. ERROL Chorus 1; FBLA 4; Gospel Chorus 12 3; PECE 1; Reach Out 1 2 3 4; Spanish Club 2 3 4; Student Council 1; VOT 4; UGA Certifi- cate of Merit 3; Senior Superlative — Best Dress 4. ROUNDTREE. XANTH1A Chorus 2 3 4; Spanish Club 3. THOMPSON. BRYAN FBLA 4; Treasurer 4; VOT 4; Treasurer 4. Tennis 2; Honors Night Recipient 3. TULLIS. DANIEL Football 2. WADE. JESSIE Gospel Chorus 1; Reach Out 1. WALKER. CHARLES PADDISON, DAVID AFS 2 3 4; Vice-President 3; Band 1 2 3 4; Outstanding Senior 4; Junior Class Assistant Treasurer 3; Senior Class Vice-President 4; Student Advisory Council 4; All City Stage Band 3; Golf 1 23 4; Outings Club 1 234; Mayor's Youth Council 3 4; Science Seminar 3; Science Fair 1. PARSONS. JEFFREY Spanish Club 2 3; VICA 4; Drama 3; Outings Club 4. PAULSON. DEAN PECE 1; Junior Class Treasurer 3; Golf 12 3 4; Senior Superlative — Most Humorus 4; Science Fair 1. PETTY. MARY ANN Hi-Jenks 3 4; Latin Club 3; National Honor Society 2 3 4; Vice-President 4; Outstanding Senior 4; Senior Class Representative 4; Stu- dent Council 4; Honors Night Recipient 2 3; Senior Superlative — Most Intellectual 4. POLITE. ROBERT L. Chorus 4; Gospel Chorus 4; PECE 4; Senior Class Representative 4; Student Council 4; NJROTC 4. NJROTC drill team 4; National Color Guard 4. POYTHRES, CHUCK BETA Club 1 2; National Honor Society 2 3 4; Treasurer 4; PECE 1; Football 2; Golf 3; Boys' State 3; UGA Certificate of merit 3; Driver Ed. City Finalist 3; Science Fair 1 PRICE. CYNTHIA Gospel Chorus 2 3; Reach Out 2 3. SAMS. RHONDA Booster Club 1; Drill Team 2 3 4; FBLA 4; Senior Class Representative 4. Student Coun- cil 2; VOT 4 SANCOMB. JULIE Chorus 3; PECE 1; Spanish Club 3; Base- ball 2. SANDERS. EUNICE PECE 1. Cheerleader 3 4; Co-captain 3 4; B- Team Cheerleader 1 2; Track 12 3; Dance Team 4. SANDT. OWEN VICA 4. SAPP. CARL Ind Arts Club 4; VOCA 4. SHELTON. RICHARD VICA 4. Soccer 12 4. SHUMAN. TERESA AFS 2 3; Band 1 2 3; Hi-Jenks 3 4; PECE 1; Outings Club 3 4. SIMMONS. PATTI BETA Club 2; Drill Team 4; FBLA 2; Sopho more Class Treasurer 2; Student Council 12 4; Honors Night Recipient 1; Science Fair WATKINS. RENDA FBLA 4; Spanish Club 3 4; VOT 4; Rag Corps 123. WATSON. ALTHEA AFS 2 3 4; Band 1 2 3 4; BETA Club 1; Latin Club 3 4; National Honor Society 2 3 4; Cor- responding Secretary 2 3 4; Student Council 2; Honors Night Recipient 1 2 3; UGA Certifi- cate of Merit 3; Governor's Honors Nominee 2 3. WHITFIELD. Evangeline Booster Club 1. WILLIAMS. DOROTHY Booster Club 1; Chorus 4; FHA 3 4; Prom Committee 3; ROTC 3 4; Volleyball 3; Senior Class Representative 4 WILLIAMS. KAREN Basketball 1 2 3; Softball 12 3 4; WILLIAMS. MARTHA Booster Club 1; Track 2; Rag Corps 3. WILLIAMS. RENAE Gospel Chorus 1. WILSON. NANCY FlagCorps 12 3; Co-Captain 3; Booster Club 1; RBLA 4; National Honor Society 4; PECE 1; Junior Class Representative 3; Spanish Council 2; VOT 4; Prom Committee 3. WOLFOLK. DENISE PRICE. JEROME Spanish Club 2 3; VOCA 3 4; Vice-President 3 4. PRIESTER, DAVID AFS 2 3 4; President 3; Band 12 3 4; BETA Club 1 2; National Honor Society 2 3 4; Presi- dent 4; Outstanding Senior 4; PECE 1; Junior Class Assistant Parliament 3; Senior Class Par- liamentarian 4; Student Council 1. UGA Cer- tificate of Merit 3; Outings Club 2 3 4; Honors Night Recipient 12 3; Senior Superlative — Most Intellectual 4. SINGLETON. VANESSA VICA 1. SMALLS. RUFUS J. FBLA 3 4; VOT 3 4; Football 1 2 3. SMITH, CHARLENE VICA 4. STEPHEN. DAVID Band 1; Football 3; Soccer 3. WOODS. SONJA Booster 1; Student Council 1. YOUNG. ANGIE Chorus 4; Drill team 2; PECE 1. REYNOLDS. ROBERT Basketball 1; Football 1. RINER. TONI M AFS 2 3 4; BETA 2; Chorus 2 4; French Club 1 4; Vice-President 4; National Honor Society 2 3 4; Outstanding Senior 4; Sequoyah Staff SUMMERLIN. TIM Spanish 4; Student Council 3; VOCA 3; Out ings Club 4. Drama 4 TATE. BILLY VICA 3; Football 12 3 4; Best Offensive Line man 4. 222 SENIOR INDEX GENERAL INDEX adams, eleanor 182 adger, tina 102, 171 adkins, nancy 102 adkins. suzanne 100. 171 aeger, susan 110 aeger, vicki 106 albright, jesse 75, 147 alcott, david 182 alexander. benjamen 124 alexander. bonnie 102, 182, 110 alexander, heidi 87. 110 alexander, holly 126, 171 alford, renee 171 alford, tony 182 alien, chris 131, 171 alien, dawn 110 alien, gary 131, 171 alien, gina 142 amari, josephine 57. 42, 90, 112, 113 ambos, louis 171 anderson, charlene 106, 110, 126, 171 anderson. kevin 147 anderson. michael 171 anderson. Steve 109, 171 anderson, yvonne 182 andrews, anthony 182 andrews, gerald 171 andrews. sharon 171 arkbark. darkee salee 171 armstrong, andrew 147, 171 amstrong. johnathon 131 armstrong, timothy 131 amold, joey 131 adeem, silee 171 ashman, ken 131, 182 ashman, laura 126, 106 atkins. richard 182 ayala, michael 96, 143 bacon, darryl 171 bacon, gwendolyn 107, 147 baker, arthur 182 ball, patrick 103, 182 banks, anita 97, 182 bannister, tracy 94, 100, 102, 106, 182 barber, george 182 barber, vemon 109, 147 barefield. russell 90. 147 bamard, cindy 110, 182 bamwell, vincent 109 bany. ronald 182 barry. zaida 57 bates, tanya 115, 147 baxley, carolyn 171 bazemore, russell 182 beagle, james 147 beasley, robert 182 beebe, nicky 102, 171 beecher. edwin 171 bell, phelicia 82, 83, 182 bene, Stephen 103 bengtsson, helina 147 benjamin, priscilla 147 bennett, lajanna 171 bennett, lawrence 123, 74 benniefield, angela 147, 171, 182 berksteiner. danny 103, 147, 171 berksteiner, mcclendon 182 berkstiner, earl 57. 20. 22 best, elizabeth 171 bevens, Christopher 103 black, don 109, 171 blackbum. donna 109, 147 blackston, victoria 96 blanchard, tom 109, 143 blige, neacie 171 blocker, terry 171 boheler. clyde 57, 40 bolten, angela 102, 171 bolten, pearl 171 bonefield, carl 182 bowens. lionel 171 boyd, lisa 171 bradanick, laura 172 branch, robert 146 breedlove, laura 57, 32 brickner, ladonna 172 brinson, sherriann 172 brooks, edith 57, 27 brown, brenda 182 brown. Charles 182 brown, cindy 107, 182 brown, cliff 96, 172 brown, delores 148 brown, fayquetta 172 brown, jennifer 103, 182 brown, keith 110, 182 brown, kellie 124, 148 brown, marion 172, 103 brown, tensie 148, 172 bruce, latonya 102, 172 bruce, robert 148 bruce. selena 182 bryan, sam 102 bryant, maria 148 bryant. patrick 143, 172 bryant, yvonne 182 burke, jimmie 182 burson. tommy 108 bush, brian 172 bush, michael 57, 35 bussey, kenneth 148 butler, franklin 57, 36 campell, bridget 182 campell, gaston 108, 109. 148 carpenter, cynthia 110, 170, 172 carpenter, dana 74, 109 carpenter, felicia 182 carroll, leland 182 carroll, robert 172 carter, lori 100 carver, ginger 102 cason, matte 148 castro, larry 110, 182 cerone, mike 182 chadiewicz, derek 111 chambers, susan 149 chaplin. samuel 149 Charles, vanessa 172 charters, loreiei 96, 102, 110, 182 chasteen, angie 96, 148 cheek, Catherine 149 Childers, pat 102, 103, 182 chiotellis, terry 172 chisolm. valerie 172 christansen, lucille 57, 27 clanton, charmayne 96, 149 clarke, irenette 149 clifton, debra 149 cloud, lela 182 cody, joyce 73, 182 coffield, martha 57, 32, 106 cofield, connie 102, 149 coker, ronald 150 cokley, calvin 182 cokley, elaine 97, 108, 172 cokley, michael 131. 172 colcbugh, cynthia 82, 83, 182 coklough, ronald 100, 110, 172 cole, sharon, 182 coleman, wanda 172 collier. Charles 172 collins, lisa 110 collins, tabathia 172, 82, 83 connor, christy 100. 101, 124. 126, 172 cooley. fred 131 conyers, emma jean 57, 32 cooper, kathy 82, 83. 103, 150 corbin, topeka 82, 83, 172 cowart lois 57, 53 crapse. andy 172 crapse. lisa 96 crawford, mark 102 crawford, michael 100, 170, 172 crawford. steven 73. 100. 101, 124, 170, 172, 131 cruse, henri 115, 172 cuny, mark 103 curtis, eugene 183 curts, genard 172 curts, regina 82. 83, 150 cutter, angela 109. 115, 150 cutter, darrell 97, 172 daniels. chris 173 224 GENERAL INDEX dasher, marlene 73, 100, 173, 103, 111 davis, monica 103, 173 da vis, roy 183 davis, sygrid 172 days, gary 173 decrescendo, theresa 73, 75, 84, 85. 101, 126. 148, 159 dekle, james 57, 36 demott, teresa 110, 183 dempsey. dyde 131, 173 denitto, joan 183 desilets, bobby 123 dicola, jeff 143 dixon , angela 173 dixon, tonya 96. Ill, 150 donaldson. keith 173 dooley, tammi 84, 85, 101. 149. 150 dooley, todd 131 dossey, brenda 173 doyle. chris 183 doyle, gloria 96, 151 drawdy, larry 173 driggers, chris 109, 131, 183 drinkard, beth 57, 48 dukes, karen 85, 111, 173 duncan, ulisa 97. 173 durden, diedre 151 eady, carolyn 102, 173 eady, elizabeth 173 eakers, evan 151 ebert, fay 57, 36, 53, 100 edenfield, nick 111 edwards. reginald 183 edwards, virgina 20 ellzey. caryn 151 ellzey, laura 126 ellzey. mandy 100, 101, 126, 173 elrod, karen 173 english, carla 100, 103, 111, 170, 173 english, yvonne 75. 84.85. 100, 101, 126, 146, 150, 151 evans, kathy 173, 82. 83 evans, orrie 87 fairley, cariton 151 famble, valerie 151 farmer, beverly 183 farmer, morris 173, 102, 103 fan. barbara 183 faner, Constance 57, 38 farrow, kenneth 174 fendley. nicole 183 ferguson, anita 173 ferguson, anthony 173, 131 ferguson, richard 173 feneira, tony 183 fields, anita 183 fields, glynis 97 fields, harold 57, 23 fields, johnny 183 filmer, david 151 filmer, eric 183 finch, jamie 174 fisher, kevin 124 flaherty. sarah 173 fletcher, lizzie 109, 173 flisnick, marsha 57, 36, 72, 99. 101 flowers, Stephanie 173 floyd, john 109, 183 flynn, comia 103 forehand, julie 68. 69, 70, 71 fortson, gay 126, 174 frazier, ernes tine 183 frazier, fred 97 frazier. martha 100, 174 frazier. retha 97, 102, 174 frazier. robert 152 freeman, debra 152 freeman, james 174 freeman, terry 123, 143, 183 freymouth, melissa 96, 174 friedman, alex 183 friedenberg, pearl 57, 51 frommberger, ida 183 frommberger, ria 152 frost, jo ann 183 funk, melany 174 gadson. carletha 57. 36. 84 gadson, felicia 183 gaines, dale 174 galinskas, pam 152 gallon, andrea 183 gargis, janet 110 garvin, hazel 174 gary. lorayne 57, 42. 110 gaskin. jenett 57, 40 gay, dottie 91, 174 gay. robert 101, 152 geiger. barbara 192 gentle, lori 115, 152 geohagen. ronald 131 georges, duane 153 georges, melissa 126, 183 german, dan 183 gibson, kenneth 103, 192 givens, feffery 183 glaize. brad 101, 174 glin, michelle 103 glover, amy 183 glover, deborah 152 glover, hahn 183 glover, vinh 192 glover, william 174 golding, danell 192 golson, hugh 58, 36, 101 gooden, debra 174 goodrich, sondra 110, 182 gordon, eric 192 gordon, james 58, 32, 33, 97 gordon, janet 96 graef, toni 193 graham, bobby 193 grant, jack 152 grant, maria 153 grant, michael 174, 183 grant, ricky 153 grantham, tina 106, 193 graves, janice 84. 153 graves, jason 193 graves, marcus 193 gray, deandrea 103, 193 grayson, margaret 153 green andrew 183 green, florine green, michael 193 green, pamela 193 green, susan 193 greene, todd 121. 123, 143, 153 gresham. wanda 73, 75. Ill, 146, 151, 153 gretsch. fritzi 124, 131, 174 griffin, david 174, 131 grissette, david 183 grissette, timmy 174 groover, eric 193 groover, troy 174 grose, Clifford 193 grose, maryanne 73. 74, 106, 152 gusby. kimberlyn 87, 183 hadden, Stephen 174 hadley. samanthia 184 hagan, angie 100. 106, 113, 153 hagan, rosalyn 154 hall, andrea 193 hall, antonio 184 hall, billy 193 hall, Charles 115, 131, 184 hall, gail 193 hall, jonas 193 hall, patricia 106, 11, 154 hall, steven 193 hallman. teresa 109, 184 ham, waiter 131. 184 hamilton, donna 184 hamilton. randy 193 hammesfahr . kurt 111, 143, 154 hardin, sabrina 193 hardin. keith 143. 174 hardy, carol 103 harris, victoria 193 hart, jeannie 75, 154 hart jeny 193 hart, michelle 193 225 hartloge, deedee 154 harvey. anthony 193 harvey. donna 193 harvey, jeff 73. 154 harvey, melanie 100, 106, 175 hatcher, carla 175 hayes. Wallace 58. 54, 90. 91. 108 haynes, elaine 193 haynes. ladonna 154 haynes. lamar 193 haywood, anthony 193 hazel, harold 109 heath, cardeli 184 helmly, netta 194 helmly, Stephen 1%, 175 helmly. Winifred 58. 44. % hemby, thorn 108. 155 hendley. cindy 175 hendley. ken 175 hendricks. wendy 87, 194 hendricks. tina 96, 111, 90. 155 hendrix, earl 194 hendrix, gene 194 hendrix. janet 96, 176 hendrix. sylathia 102, 110, 184 henry, audry 107. 108, 155 herman, donald 58, 38. 39. 46 hemdon. robert 58. 46. 50 hemdon, wayne 155 henon, ben 194 henington. john 58, 92 hewitt, Catherine 58. 44 heyward. arlene 175 hecks, kenneth 131 hike, michelle 110, 184 hill, allem 194, 131 hill, brenda 111, 155 hill, sharon 155 hodges, scott 175 hoff, erika 193 holland, gary 184 holloway, sondra 155, 184 holmes, brenda 82. 83. 155. 175 holmes, elar 184 holmes, kenneth 75, 96, 106, 111 .146. 155. 156 holmes, michael 193 hooper, vincent 194 horr. kelly 91. 109. Ill, 175 horr. tracy 156 horton, jacqueline 156 horton, van 175 hudson, kathy 110. 194 huggins. samantha 194 hughes, reginald 175 hughes, oscar 175 hutcherson. fred 194 hutcherson. richard 194 ingram. chuck 131, 156 irelan. linda 96. 175 jackson, arlene 194 jackson. Christopher 184 jsckson, dyde 112. 184 jackson. cynthia 184 jackson. delores 156 jackson, earl 121, 123 jackson. elmer 194 jackson. lorraine 175 jackson. cindy 184 jackson. rosaline 184 jagger. mick 175 james, roland 58 james, valerie 107, 115, 156 jeffers. kim 194 jenkins. gussie 58. 36, 98 jenkins, kevin 131, 194 jenkins, kim 184 jenkins, laura 108, 109, 175 jenkins. mark 184 jenkins, vickey 156 jenkins. vivian 114. 115 jennings. waiter 175 jenson. dina 109, 175 johnson, antionett 194 johnson, calvin 184 johnson. carol 97. 106. Ill, 156 johnson. denise 184 johnson. eric 184 johnson, jackie 175 johnson, john 106 johnson, madeen 185 johnson, michelle 194 johnson. monica 194 johnson. symenthia 194 johnston. cynthia 185 johnston. karen 185 johnston, kimberly 185 jones, andrew 176 jones, casey 156 jones, clifton 194 jones. glenn 185 jones. greg 109, 176 jones. hulda 176 jones. janice 58. 38, 39 jones. jason 194 jones. randy 123, 131. 185 jones. richard 108, 156 jones. Stephen 131, 185 jones. tashaad 176 jones. teresa 82. 83, 176 jordan, pamela 110, 194 jordan, Stephanie 194 josey, jeffery 194 joyner, bill 156 ienuso. kelly 175 kandel, lori 102, 185 kantziper, leonard 58, 38 kareem, hasheem 176 kebhart, anthony 194 kelehar, Stephanie 194 keller, jeremy 156 kelly, lucius 194 kemp. tammy 102, 170, 176 kenon, michael 194 kersey, harris 195 kiett. sheldon 195 killian, tony 96. 176 kilpatrick, mary91, 100, 156 king, athena 195 king, michael 185 kinsey, pam 82, 83, 111, 96, 176 kirkland, angela 156, 176 kirwan, dawn 87, 96. 110, 195 klingsmith. laura 195 knight, gail 82, 83 ,156 knight, hakein 176 k knight, james 109 knight, jimmy 185 knight, keith 185 knight, sebrina 157 kolb. sandra 73. 90, 91. 100. 112, 113. 157 kraft. john 100. 157, 102. 103 kramer, robert 123, 195 krishnamurti. kiran 156 krishnamurti. sonny 103, 195 lagace. joann 185 lamb, marty 100. 103, 176 lancon, Charles 102 lane, christy 103, 195 lane, kenneth 195 langley. brenda 185 langley. paul 176 langley, robert 176 lanier, gina 100, 157 larcon. morris 102 latham. scott 109, 157 lavine. john 103 lawson, eddie 176 lawson. rhonda 96, 106. 124, 176 lawton, lela 176 lawton. vemita 157, 176, 185 leaf, karen 84. 85, 74. 101. 158 lebey, naomi 58, 38, 39 lee. karen 87, 110, 195 lee, michelle 109, 176 lee. michelle 195 lee. sandra 103, 176 lee. sherri 157 lemay, leonard 58, 35. 44 lemley, david 53. 185 leonard, kenneth 195 letbetter. prince 195 lewis, deborah 111, 176 lewis, opal 195 226 GENERAL INDEX linder, randy 109. 131. 143. 109 ling, pamela 158 linton, hayward 195 hnton, ralph 103 littleton, rebecca 176 lockhart. scherheraz 158 loncon, Charles 103 loncon, morris 103, 185 long, david 185 love, mary 176, 110 lovewine, Clyde 176 lowery, rhonda 195 lubeck, larry 195 lucas, diana 159 luten, joyce 82. 83. 158 luten. roger 195 lynch, janice 185 mack, claude 108, 158 mack, jeffeiy madden, chris 106 madden, tammi 195 malbry. alesia 176, 185 mallory, millie 58. 27 marchant. todd 177 marlowe, rebecca 195 marsh, brenda 110, 185 marsh, drenda 102 marsh, kim 96. 158 marshall, ingrid 103, 195 martin, kenneth 177 martin, lisa 82. 83, 110, 186 martin, mary 158 martin, millette 195 martin, tina 110, 185 mason, tracy 131 matzen, paul 109, 185 maynor, fakita 113, 134, 159 maynor, reginald 195 mccartha, mark 131, 195 mcclain, katherine 109, 185 mccollum, jack 131, 143, 177 mccombs, charlene 177 mccullqugh, david 110 mcduffee, kenneth 195 mcglaughn. Steve 73, 177 mcgowan, cheryl 195 mcivery, tabitha 195 mclendonn tammy 159 meeks. janeese 185 mehlhom, terrie 58, 22 mehlhom, tim 100, 101, 123, 177 mell, jane 58, 22 merk, nancy 58, 52. 53 mehrtens, phillips 183 merritt, lisa 185 merritt, sandra 177 metzger, marie 103, 195 mewbom. tonia 1% meyers, paula 73. 100, 102, 126, 159 middleton, Steve 131, 196 middleton. vemita 159, 103, 110 mike, wanda 82, 83, 159 mikell, samuel 177 miller, braxton 1% miller, jimmy 110, 196 miller, melanie 111, 159 miller, melisa 159 miller, michelle 110, 1% miller, sharmaine 82, 83, 170, 177 mims, arthur 109, 185 mincey, mary 185 mincey, Stephanie 160, 107 minchey, monica 85, 111, 177 mitchell, annette 58, 36 mitchell, calvin 103, 177 mitchell, carlette 177 mitchell, terry 177 mitchell, tonya 1% mitchell, vincent 108 mobley, arery 109, 177 mobley, yvette 160 monroe, james 196 moore, alicia 160 moore, angela 97. 177 moore. james 177 moore, lisa 96 moore. susan 195 moran. celestine 160, 82. 83, 177 moran. raymond 177 morrell, rosalind 185 monrell, tommie 177 morris, brian 1% morris, daniel 159 morris, marvin 177 rnorton, alan 186 mosher, richard 186 moss, tammy 73, 160 moultrie, kevin 103, 177, 186 moxley, pan 1% murchison, eric 73 murray, stacey 1% munray. ella 160 murTay. james 112 murray, kathy 160 muse, tammie 160 mustipher, Sebastian 186 myers, andre 1% myers, melvin 1% nagle, kristen 196 nagle, steve 160 nanfria, tina 96, 100, 177 nelson, mark 186 ntttles, randalyn 196 nettles, robert 106, 1% nichols, jay 121, 177 nieuwstraten, jill 100, 101, 126, 177 norris. susan 73. 100, 103, 177 norton, anthony 196 nunnally, caldwell 158 nunnally, felicia 177 o'brien, ann 106, 186 o’brien, dare 160 o’brien, martin 143, 160 odom, chris 177 oglesby, edward 58. 40 oliver, Stephanie 160 osbome, lisa 107, 186 osbome, terri 160 osteen, winnie 186 overacker, susan 177 owens . claryse 177 owens, julie 178 owens. lisa 74 owens, philisa 160 paddison, david 73, 100, 101, 121, 146. 159, 160 parker, amy 186 parker, john 178 parsons, jeff 101 Patrick, edwin 75, 131, 160 patton, betty 58. 23 paulson. dean 75, 161, 121 pearson, robert 123, 178 pelger. andrew 161 peloquin, mark 186 perry, jerome 186 peny, Sylvester 178 petersen, john 1% petty, maryann 161 phillips. calvin 186 pierce, deborah 110, 186 pierce, gary 178 pinkas. richard 1% polite, bemard, 178 polite, robert 115, 161 pope . bennie 1% porches, janet 1% potter, jeff 161, 1% powell, richard 58, 38. 39 powers, cedric 178 poythress, chuck 73. 121. 161 preetorius, Virginia 58, 23 price, ah in 1% price, cynthia 161 price, illamae 186 price, jeff 124, 161 price, jerome 108, 109, 162 price, michelle 1% priester, cheryl 103. 186 priester, david 73. 74.100, 101, 102, 103, 161, 162, 146 227 provence. rachell 1CX), 101, 112. 186 purvis. michael 110, 1% quarterman. antionette 1% quarterman. robert 1% quarterman. Stephen 11. 162 quarterman. theodore 109 raby, rasheen 178 radach, kecia 186 rahn, cherrie 86. 186 rahn, michael 1% rahn. michelle 163 ramer. scott 1% ramirez, frank 1% rasheen. arkee 178 raulerson. susan 1% rawls, marvin 186 ready, jeannette 58. 32. 34, 97 redd, buddy 186 reed, andrea 87, 1% reed, chris. 106 reed, greg 1% reed, james 1% reynolds, anthony 1% reynolds. robert 163 reynolds, ted 197 richardson. carol 197 ricord, cynthia 197 ricord, teresa 178 riddle, anthony 178 riddle, felicia 96 riddle, lydia 178, 186 riner, toni 73. 91, 100, 112, 113, 162 rios. dora 103, 110, 197 ritenour, patricia 186 rivers, gia 87. 197 roach, errol 73, 74. %, 111. 162 robbins, Stephen 186 robbins. wendy 186 roberts, audrey 197 roberts. Catherine 103, 178 roberts. tonia 103, 178 roberts. wesley 197 robertson, cynthia 178 robinson. angela 97, 178 robinson, j.a. 59, 53 robinson. regjnald 197 robinson. timothy 197 rockwell. heather 186 roebuck, shiriey 59, 38 rondeau, richard 197 rourke, jan 186 rouse, harriet 178 ruffin, thomas 178 rushing, donald 110, 186 ruth, napolean 197 ruth, priscilla 178 ruth, ruby 97. 108. 178 ryan, sharon 186 ryder, suzanne 186 salter, samuel 162 sammons. angie 178 sampson, beatrice 186 sampson. camell 178 sams, edna 178 sams. elijah 197 sams, gerald 197 sams. kirn 178 sams. lee 82, 83 sams. rhonda 96, 162 samuel. Catherine 197 samuel. Charles 103 sancomb, julie 162 sancomb, susan 178 sanders, annette 197 sanders, Catherine 82. 83. 162 sanders, denyce 59,40. 86 sanders. eunice 162 sanders, rheda 186 sanders, sonya 186 sanders. teresa 84, 85 sandt, Charles 162 sanfilippo, joseph 59, 46. 47 sapp, carl 162, 108 sapp, keith 186 sapp, marshall 178 sapp, michelle 178 sarvis. ponda %, 186 sasser, julie 126, 197 savage, earl 97 savanich, angela 178 saxman, tina 111, 178 saxon. Christopher 197 saxon, jeff 162 saxon, randy 178 school, tyrone 187 schwallz, darryl 197 scott, bobby 187 scott, darlene 197 scott, jachueline 187 scott rose 178 scott, sharon 187 scott sherman 198 scriven. margie 179 seckinger, marian 59, 56, 107 seckinger, rowland 103, 197 selbo, laura 162, 179 shaffer. david 123, 187 shaver, meiinda 187 shavers, ricky 163 shearouse. elizabeth 102. 179 shearouse. john 131, 187 Sheffield, joe 143 shelton, richard 163 sheppard. keith 163 shemoff. elise 59. 52, 53 shinall, greg 197 shuman, kerry 179 shuman. teresa 106, 163 shurling, derTell 187 siefferman, carolyn 59, 32 sikes. april 110, 197 sikes, beth 101, 179, 126 sikes, fred 197 simmons. jackie 187 simmons, michelle 187 simmons, norris 187 simmons, path 163 simmons. wanda 187 sims, john 110, 197 Sinclair, brenda 59, 22 singleton, andrew 102. 103, 179 singleton, david 109 singleton, vanessa 163 Sizemore, marlene 85. 106, 179 smalls, deshell 96. 187 smalls, ruby 197 smalls, rufus 96. 163, 179 smalls, veronica 82. 83, 179 smith, albert 164 smith, angela 96. 179 smith, carla 279 smith, gerald 187 smith, grace 110, 197 smith, mark 59. 23 smith, nancy 107 smith, regina 197 smith, rosa 197 smith, sandra 179 smith, tommy 197 smith, tony 198 smith, william 197 snethen, brenda 198 solomon. costella 179 Solomon, earl 179, 187 solomon. shana 179 sorrells, alan 179 sorrells, shannon 109, 179 Spaulding, carleen 111. 179 Stanford, hope 107. 187 Stanford, paul 198 steele, james 198 stell. louis 109. 187 Stephens, donna 107, 179 Stephenson, kathy 187 Stephenson, karen 59. 32 Stevens, barbara 164 stevens. cathy 100 Stevenson, jan 102, 103, 187 Stewart, brenda 179 Stewart, don 57, 18, 19 Stewart, michael 198 228 GENERAL INDEX stiles, anthony 198 stilwhum. belinda 198 straughn, michael 187 strealy. tim 179 strealy, bili 198 Strickland, amanda 180 Strickland, michelle 110, 187 sturgess, donald 109, 180 sturgess, richard 187 sturgess, sam 109, 180 sullivan, Stephen 187 Summerlin, tim 111 sutton, doris 59, 40 takats, nancy 73. 110, 124, 126, tate, billy 131, 164 taylor, william 97, 180 tessanne, karen 198 thacker, selathia 115 thaxton, james 198 thomas, Charles 164 thomas, desi 164 thomas. kenry 103, 180, 187 thompson, betty 180 thompson, bryan 96 thompson, daley 198 thompson. gregory 198 thompson. ida 97, 164 thompson, inge 198 thompson, kathryn 86, 187 thompson. timothy 198 thomburg, tracee 103, 187 tilley, danette 198 tinley, calvin 198 tippins, marion 188, 110 tippins, sonji 82, 83, 110, 188 todd, daryl 180 todd, michael 103 torrance, robert 188 trammell, lisa 180 treadaway, brenda 198 tremble, ricky 198 tullis, daniel 164 turner, cheryl 198 turner, roger 198 turner, Stephen 164 turner, valerie 112, 188 tuttle, charlotte 180 ulmer, wayne 198 vaigneur, donna %, 180 vardell, lynne 188 vaughn, amy 180 vaughn, william 108, 180 vincent, carol 59. 52, 53 vincent, john.198 von waldner. sally 180 waddell, frances 180 wade, greg 188 wade, jessie 97, 164 wade, lisa 180 walker. Charles 164, 180 walker, karen 180 walker, michael 131, 180 wall, elaine 188 wall, parthenia 198 wall, talmadge 110, 198 187 Wallace, carolyn 198 Wallace, loretta 59, 32 Wallace, michael 198 Wallace, Stephanie 199 ward, barbara 199 ward. Stephanie wamer, sharon 188 wamock, janet 164 Washington, anthony 199 Washington, karen 180 Washington, lafrank 188 Washington, ronda 102, 188 Washington, vema 103, 188 waters, brett 102, 103, 180 waters, ray 188 watkins, randy 103, 199 watkins, renda 96 watkins. renee 111 watson, althea 73, 100, 102, 103, 113, watson, cynthia 110, 199 watson. james 188 watson, kathy 180 weathers, shawna 164 weaver, Christopher 85. 180 weldon, cheryl 188 wertz, sarah 102, 106, 180 wesley, divite 180 wesley, jadonna 199 wesley. jarome 199 wesley, laveme 83, 82, 102, 188 wester, larry 111, 180 westgate, jennifer 180 whalen, Charles 103, 110, 188 whalen, Stephen 103, 111. 180 whitaker, leigh 103, 199 white, donald 188 white, eddie 199 white, theresa 180 white, wendy 199 whitfield, evangeline 164, 180 wiggins, joan 96 wiggins. lisa 199 wilcox, martha 199 williams, becky 199 williams, darriel 199 williams, deloris 181 williams, donna 181 williams, dorothy 68. 70. 71.165,107,114,115 williams, james 188 williams, jerelene 59. 40, 82 williams, josephine 181 williams, karen 126, 165 williams, lawanda 97, 181 williams, leon 188 williams, marie 115, 107 williams, martha 165 william, mary jane 82, 83, 181 williams, renee 97 williams, rosemary 97, 108, 181 williamsn sandy 181 williams, tyrus 188 Williamson, rebecca % wilson, david 188 wilson, mildred 188 wilson. nancy 73, 111, %. 165. wilson, raymand 199 wilson, tairik 188 wing, deborah 181 wingrove, richard 181 wingrove, ricky 181 wingster, krystal 199 wingster, michael 131 winn, danny 188 winn, james 110, 188 wolfolk, denise 165 wommack, chrissy 96, 181 wood, Charles 111, 181 woods, lala 188 164 woods, lillie 199 woods, renee 110, 188 woods, portia 188 woods, patricia 181 woods, sonja 165 wright, anthony 199 wright, bemard 131 wright, brenda 96, 181 wright, david 181 wright, evette 199 wright, joby 131, 199 wright, john 188 wright, leonard 181 wright. martha 199 wright, Stanley 199 wright. theresa 59, 56. 107 wynn, Christopher 131, 181 yancey, timmy 181 yawn, joyce 181 yawn, tracey 199 young, angela 165 young, jamie 188 young, tina 108, 181 yun, hong 143, 181 yun, hyon 199 229 230 EDITOR’S ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Working on the 1982 Sequoyah has been quite an experience for me. I have learned a great deal about myself, other people, and about Jenkins High School. The ideals I began with as an editor were to have the best book ever, the best staff, a dynamic learning experience, and lots of good fun. I shot for the stars (at least I did my best) and hoped every night that someone wouldn’t forget to complete an assignment (it does happen). Making it through made me proud of my team. There was a satisfaction that kept me going. The Sequoyah is not the finished product of just one person, it is the product of all. I would like to take this opportunity to thank publicly my annual staff for their loyalty and fine work. A very special thanks must go to Mrs. Amari, Mr. Hayes, Mr. Ron Norman, Hunter Publishing Company representative, my parents, and Jeff Rogers. It would have been very hard to fulfill my responsibility without their advice and encouragement The goal of the 1982 Sequoyah was to show the opportunities that the school provides for its students. These opportunities for character building include working with the faculty, participating in sports, clubs, and other extracurricular activities. Also, during his four years at Jenkins High the student is given the opportunity to grow and pro- gress as an individual and to be a worthy representative of himself and his school. These opportunities are provided so that each person who is graduated from Jenkins High will have developed character that reflects the general excellence of the school and the community. The Sequoyah, with the hopes that its goal has been reached, wishes to present to the school, its students, and especially to the seniors, a means to recall the four most influential years of their lives, the Twenty-Fourth Volume of the Sequoyah. wcLct 'fct-iiy _____________________________________________EDITOR-IN-CHIEF AND MILES TO GO BEFORE I SLEEP