Jordan Vocational High School - Red Jacket Yearbook (Columbus, GA)

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✓ JORDAN VOCATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL RED JACKET COLUMBUS, GEORGIA NINETEEN HUNDRED AND SEVENTY ECHOES Echoes mock our memories And carve greater aches in the heart, Scorning and encouraging the hopes With which we came here, and— Though changed in form and scope— With which we now depart. 2 Echoes haunt the empty halls Murmuring sounds of near-past days. 3 Suddenly the echoes swell— They ring of brasses and of drums Glittering beneath the piercing lights; They sound of stomping feet, and Clapping hands and cries of Fight! Fight!” 7 They whisper of a secret glance— Unspoken vow between some two. They chatter with relentless noise Of books and friends and food; and, too, Of great ideas, and hopes, and dreams— Half grown, half child on rainbow beams... ... Of all things in the world it seems, That speak of peace, and love, and new. . . Echoes catch at sunlight shafts, Rebound brightened by the company; And no longer am I saddened by that song, For in its stead a new one forms— Good and warm and great and strong— For what we all are soon to be. —Elizabeth Karen Doswell Born in Dawson, Georgia, in the early part of the 1900’s. Mr. McDonald’s life has been one of service and accomplish- ment. Obtaining his B.Ph. degree from Emory University, he then went to Auburn to earn his M.S. degree. From 1932 to 1935, Mr. McDonald devoted 3 years to teaching in Fayetteville. Georgia. In September of 1935, he became a member of the Columbus Industrial High School faculty, teaching Social Studies. He was promoted to Associate Principal, a post he held one year. In 1934 he went to Union Oil Corporation, but the love of education lured him back to the school system within 3 years. In 1959-1960. Columbus Junior High had his services. Then in 1960, he was offered the position of principal of Jordan’s Night High School. Seeing an opportunity to help many people. Mr. McDonald accepted. This year he is retiring after a long and successful career. The dedication and leader- ship of this outstanding educator will be long remembered and appreciated by the students and faculty of J.V.H.S. TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION 12 CLASSES 32 SENIOR 34 SUPERLATIVES 68 JUNIOR 80 SOPHOMORE 102 FRESHMEN 122 ORGANIZATIONS 134 HONORS 184 SPORTS 200 ADVERTISEMENTS 232 INDEX 250 Editors-in-Chief Mike Carter Janice Fuller Copy Editor Mary Ellen Lott Administrative Editor Suellyn Griffin Junior Class Editor Mary Lynn ('room Sophomore Class Editor Peggy Herren Freshman Class Editor Kathy Carlisle Organizations Editors Karen Doswell Debra Frost; Ass’t. Honors Editor Joyce Smith Sports Editor Scott Riddle Business Manager Barbara Howard Circulation Manager Ginger Griffith Circulation Assistants Kathy Hamilton Susan Hunnicutt Photogruphers Diane Edwards Debbie Gill Adviser Mr. Marvin ‘Waite 1 N 2 AD MINISTRATION Dr. William Henry Shaw had the responsibility of making all final decisions dealing with Jordan and all other schools in our district. We appreciate the work of Dr. Shaw and his staff to make the Muscogee School District a better place for educational opportunities. Members of Our Board of Education 14 MR R. BRICE CARSON Assistant To Superintendent. Personnel MR. G. NATHAN HUNTER. Treasurer DR FRED KIRBY Assistant To Superintendent. Instruction MR. NATHAN PATTERSON Assistant To Superintendent. Special Services Always dedicated to Jordan's good. They are always hard working:—often misunderstood. Mr. Sasser and his assistants worked tirelessly to coordi- nate the smooth operation of an expanded student enrollment and faculty. With the addition of the ninth grrade and more teachers this year, they had an extra load to handle in organiz- ing:. planning:, and developing: new and varied subjects to the overall school program. Though the administration had these added responsibilities, they welcomed students to their offices to assist each student with his personal problems. MR. WILLIAM SCREWS. Assistant Principal B.S. Troy State I niversity M.A. Auburn I niversity 6th Year Certificate—-Auburn I niversity MR. CARL SASSER. Principal M.Ed.- Duke University 6th Year Certificate- Auburn I ni ersit MR. CECIL DcDONALD Principal of Jordan Night High School B.Ph.—Emory University M.S.—Auburn I niversity 16 Miss Margaret Cox Director of Guidance Senior and Junior C1 hs Counselor A.B.—Judson College M.A.—Georgia Peabody College 6th Year Certificate— Columbia University Miss Emma Jayne Bernholz Sophomore and Junior Class Counselor M.A.—Montclair State College 6th Year Certificate — Auburn University M rs. Martha Dedwyler Freshman Class Counselor A.B.—Duke University M.A.—Columbia University Mr. Beatty became “the watchful eye supervising the cafeteria activity. COUNSELING Since fortune may his troubles wreak. We wish to counsel those who seek. Jordan’s counseling staff, headed by Miss Mar- garet Cox, is constantly in demand. They offer advice to the lovelorn, to those interested in college, to those wishing vocational training, and to those individuals ready to give up. These various situa- tions require all the talents they possess. Most important, they care. Small wonder Jordan students consider themselves lucky to attend such a school. Mr. Larry Beaty Administrative Assistant B.S.—Troy State University Mr. James Entrekin Vocational Supervisor B.S.—Auburn University M.ED.—Auburn University 6th Year Certificate — Auburn University 17 ENGLISH DEPARTMENT For books are not written, nor anthems sung Until a man knows his native tongue. Jordan’s English department opens doors to other ideas for the students. This is not the mere memorization of mechanics, but the chance to learn, to reach out and clasp in understanding the hand of someone who lived years ago. Here is the inspiration for the dreams upon which lives are based. Mrs. Elizabeth (ireene Chairman B.A.—Weslyan College M.A.—Mercer University Mrs. Jane Kland Mrs. Wanda Carpenter Mrs. Berta Colmant B.S.—Georgia Southern B.S.—Auburn University A.B.—University of Georgia College Mrs. Nancy (rye A.B.— LaGrange College Mrs. Elizabeth Gibson Mrs. Louise Harris A.B.—Virginia State College A.B.—Georgia State College for Women M.A.—Duke University Men are really little boys at heart. 18 Thanks to those teachers who care enough to give their very best. Mrs. Helen Hayes B.A.—Hendrix College Mrs. Mamilee Henry B.S.—Berry College M.A.—Western Carolina University Mrs. Patsy Milling B.A.—Winthrop College Miss Margaret Powell B.A.—Auburn University B.S.—Auburn University Mr. Joseph Ryan A. A.—Walker Jr. College B. S.—University of Alabama M.A.—University of Alabama Miss Sandra Taylor B.S.—Auburn University Mrs. Vickie Venable A.B.—West Georgia College Mr. M arvin Waite B.S.—Union College M.S.—Auburn University Mr. Donald Ward B.S.—Auburn University 1 Miss Shepard often found that grading her papers was harder than planning them. SOCIAL STUDIES In mankind’s past is found the seed of today’s reply to tomorrow’s need. The best way to anticipate the future’s problem is to study the past—history. Therein is also found the solution. With a knowledge of what caused the bygone generation’s mistakes, of how today most conflicts are controlled, and of what may confront us tomorrow, com- bined with an understanding of other places and people, perhaps when we shape the world’s course, our mistakes shall be fewer and our advances greater. M iss Helen Shepard, Mrs. Rachel Harrell Chairman B.A.—LaGrange College B.A.—Berry College M.A.—Indiana University M iss Elaine Hopper B.A.—LaGrange College Col. Charles Jenkins Mr. Rennie Johnson Mr. Jim Motley Miss Nan Rainwater B.S.—Troy State University B.A.—Troy State University B.S.—Troy State University B.S.—Auburn University 20 Mr. Robert Shull Mr. Billy Tinker Mr. Joe Williams A.B.—University of Georgia B.S.—Auburn University B.S.—Austin Peay M.S.—Austin Peay Not pictured: Mr. Wayne Kirkland Mr. Gary McCord Mr. Max Haggart Mr. Williams often found his students’ answers on the amusing side, often on the wrong side. MATH DEPARTMENT Calculations to confound, amuse, amaze. And count off remaining schooltime days. There is a greater service performed by the math department than aiding students to reckon the number of hours till summer freedom. The instructors serve both the college- bound and the vocational minded in the courses offered. Their main purpose is, they hope, that by promoting understanding of mathematical principles, students will promote more logical thought in Jordan’s halls. Not pictured: Mr. Luther Reeder. Chairman Mrs. Wanda Bird Miss Louise Abercrombie Mrs. V. F. Hvines Mrs. Nellieree Knowles B.S.—Troy State University B.S.—Wisconsin State A.B.—Tift State College University Mrs. Carolyn Massey Mr. Sam Nader B.S.—Auburn University B.S.—Auburn University M.S.—Auburn University Mr. Ralph Spence B.A.—Syracuse University M.T.M.—North Carolina State University Miss Sybil Stone B.S.—Troy State University SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Revolving and changing; attempting to show The miracle called life, formed eons ago. UJ With a sound knowledge of how the universe and the human body work, perhaps one can start to understand how people work with each other, and to perceive the value in keeping balance among the elements in one’s life. And so, the Science Department tries to help each one find and maintain this balance in his life. Col. Ritchie tried to convince his students that a feather could fall as fast as a marble. Mrs. Margaret Gunter, Mr. Joe Chambers Chairman v B.S.—Auburn University B.S.—Alabama College M.S.—Auburn University Six-Year Certificate — Auburn University Mr. William Cook B.S.—University of Alabama Miss Sarah Courson B.S.—Troy State University M.A.—George Peabody U niversity Mr. J. C. Easterling B.S.—Troy State University M.S.—Troy State University Mrs. Carol Edwards B.S.—University of Alabama Miss Susan Kates B.S.—Auburn University Mr. Monroe Lott Col. Charles A. Ritchie Mr. Richard Wood B.S.—Mississippi Southern B.S.—Davidson College B.S.—Auburn University College M.S.—University of North Carolina P.H.—University of North ■ ■ ___________________________________________________________________________________ 2: In the Classified Ads of our local newspaper, Miss Allen located many jobs for her business students. M rs. Joan Frank Mra. Nancy Josey B.S.—Eastern Illinois B.S.—Winthrop College University M. A.—Northwestern University BUSINESS DEPARTMENT The greatest gift a person can display is teaching another to make his own way. In the business education classes, our teachers instruct students in the rudiments and intricacies of typewriting, bookkeeping, short- hand, and the various skills. Additionally, these teachers instill in their students a desire for accuracy and excellence in all vocational activities. This training will prove invaluable whether a student chooses a career or a profession after graduation. Mrs. Elizabeth Davis, Miss Vera Allen Chairman A.B.—LaGrange College B.S.—Georgia State College for Women M.S.—Auburn University Miss Carol Knight Mrs. Ann Lovett B.S.—Troy State University B.S.—University of Georgia M.Ed.—Middle Tennessee State University Mrs. Doris Reid B.S.—Georgia Southern M.S.—Auburn University Six-Year Certificate — Auburn University Miss Mamie Truett A.B.—Huntington College M.A.—Peabody University Six-Year Certificate — Auburn University Miss Angie Williams B.S.—Auburn University Not pictured: Mrs. Pat Farmer 24 Mr. Richard Gunter, DCT B.S.—Troy State University M.A.—Auburn University Mrs. Imogene Presley. VOT A.B. Mississippi State College for Women Miss Mary Jo Wheeler. DE B.S.—Piedmont College t Students appreciated that personal touch of instruction. WORK PROGRAMS The joy of man is having, his lifetime through. Some good and useful work to do. Jordan’s work programs are unique, for these areas are headed by fond and capable leadership. Most businessmen of the community welcome the students on these programs into their businesses. Self-sufficiency is one of the most outstanding traits of students who work. They garner not only intellectual capability but become part of the free enterprise system, knowledgeable of its many opportunities and how to use them whenever they are ready to enter the world of work. Mrs. Presley has been a great help to students interested in business careers. DCT students became involved in many as- pects of the business field. 25 INDUSTRIAL ARTS If a man works to learn all he can With both hands and head, he’s twice the man. For the vocationally minded stu- dent, the facilities of our own “shops” are available. Here the student learns to apply the aca- demic skills of thought and de- duction to the industrial skills of mechanics and construction. From our fine teachers’ instruction, he can go on to a vocational-technical school or into the business world with a greater confidence because of his experience. Mr, William Bagley LLB-LLM—John Marshall University Auburn University LaGrange College University of Georgia Mr. Dan Bingham Mechanical Drafting B.S.—Brigham Young University Mr. Charles Cartwright Mr. Grover Ellis Radio and TV Shop Machine Shop B.S.—Georgia Southern B.S.—University of Georgia College Mr. Ben Eubank, Jr. Electricity and Power Shop B.S.—University of Georgia Mr. Mark McElreath Sheet Metal Shop B.S.—Auburn University M.Ed.—Auburn University Mr. William Meadows, Jr. Mechanical Drafting B.S.—Brigham Young University M.Ed.—Auburn University Not pictured: Mr. Mladjan Alexich Mr. Steve Honnell ✓ 26 FINE ARTS We seek to add some gentle touch For life is not lived without beauty and such. The Fine Arts department envelopes not only painting, music, drama, and the other arts, but also the ability to grace life with the b ter elements in us. Their intent is to help cultivate the quality of listening to some inner quiet goodness which brightens the path of everyone it crosses. Breckenridge Home Economics B.S.—Colorado State University M.S.—Auburn University Mr. Wallace Huey Choral Music B.S.—Auburn University Mr. Joe Johnston Art B.S.—Auburn University Mrs. Carolyn Ricketson Home Economics B.S.—Auburn University M.S.—Auburn University I wonder what Mr. Huey is daydreaming about? Not pictured: Mr. Joe F’rice Band LANGUAGE To carry a man to castles in Spain, Or set him assail in a boat on the Seine. Through studying: the lan- guage and cultures of foreign lands, it is the hope of those of the language department that an atmosphere of understanding toward those who are different will be formed. By appreciating the great stories and customs of other people, a richer appre- ciation of our own language may develop. i El espanol es muy importante, verdad ? PHYSICAL EDUCATION Inspiring each person to search, to strive To catch the glory in being alive! People, especially young people, of today’s world want to be very much alive. Only if they are strong are they able to enjoy the lives they are creating for them- selves. Because this is so clearly understood by both teachers and students, Jordan’s physical education classes are always full, active, and envigorating. With a team of such lively youths, the world may very well belong to us. Miss Linda Fussell Spanish B.Ed.—University of Florida M.Ed.—University of Florida Mr. Fred Bowers Athletic and Physical Education Director B.S.—Auburn University Miss Ailene Mooney Physical Education A,B.—LaGrange College Not pictured: Miss Mary Taggart ROTC M-Sgt. Andrew K. Faulk. Director Trained to fulfill the nation's future need— Steadied for action and readied to lead. Efficient and level-headed. Jordan’s ROTC members dem- onstrate the advantage of order in a student’s daily life. This program offers a chance to experiment with military life, and has the advantage of cultivating leadership potential. ROTC members received helpful information from the staff officers. 29 The sponsorers greatly assisted Sgt. Faulk through- out the school year. LIBRARIANS and SECRETARIES We offer information, sympathy, and smiles, Make coffee, placate bosses, and keep dust off the files. To ensure Jordan’s reputation of a smooth- running administration, our librarians work untir- ingly. Theirs is more than a job of keeping records: they direct students, console them when hurt or sick, help mitigate any differences of opinion between teacher and pupil, and greet visitors. By use of their many talents, librarians form a vital part of Jordan’s charm. 30 Cafeteria—First row: Jewlean Gibson, Vera Jones. Marie Snipes, Addie Goban, Ozella Hulling, Ricky Hall. Benzella Cooper, Effie Clark. Second row: Alberta Jenkins, Mary Ann Ellis, Sara Bowden. Mamie Brown, Zadie Williams. CAFETERIA Everyone’s running, books aside flinging— Clear the stairs! Lunch bell’s ringing! Though some will tell you you’re risking your life to stand at the bottom of the stairs when the eleven o’clock bell rings, the reason for this is the quality of Jordan’s menus. The lunchroom staff works hard to prepare meals which are delicious and nutritionally balanced. Once you taste the product of this work, you, too, may join the running crowd. Cafeteria Managers — Mrs. Prince Land and Mrs. Doris Hudson. Cafeteria Cashiers—Mrs. Jean Armstrong, Mrs. Emma Lou Dowling. Mrs. Dorothy Blackmon. Q . St! Mr. Currier has been a Mr. Neal Goodman great help in the Mainte- nance department. Lester Robinson has been a faithful worker in his years at Jordan. MAINTENANCE We sally forth with broom and pan To help keep Jordan spic and span. A large part of Jordan’s charm is because of the maintenance of the school grounds. Visitors are always impressed with the cleanli- ness and fresh appearance of the classrooms. Janitors—First row: Sylvester Mitchell, Otis Foster, Ganelle Vaughn, Susie Brown, Charlie Robinson, Lester Robin- son. Second row: Edwin Smith, Johnnie Walters, Wardell Stanford. Willie Cul- pepper, John Adams, Hawkins Collins, Jeff Jones. 31 32 (CLASSES SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Mike Mobley ............................. President Gary Pijrg ........................ Vice President Retina Britt Secretary Vicki Smith Treasurer ALETHA AARON DEBBIE ADAMS CINDY ALLEN ROBERT ALLEN CHERIE ALLGOOD BILL AMERSON ALLEN ANDERSON DAWN ANDERSON DEIDRE ANDERSON DIANNE ANDERSON LYNN ARMSTRONG BILL ARNOLD 35 RICHARD ASKEW PHILLIP AUTHEMENT MARSHALL ATKINSON TIM AVI RETT FRANCES ATTAWAY JAMES BAILEY OLIN AUSBURN ANN BALLENTINE I wonder if he’s thinking about me too. MIKE BALTIMORE JERRENDA BARNES JOYCE ANN BARNES JERRY BARRENTINE 36 BOBBY BATTLES REGINA BEARD ROY BEATTY MICHAEL BERRY SUSAN BEESLEY STARR BEMAN FRANK BENNETT BARBARA BLACK KATHY BLANCHARD ROBERT BLISSITT 37 PHILLIP BONE SANDRA BORDERS “With the Carmine and the Grey afloatin . . BETTY BOREN JO ANN BOREN JANIE BORUM RANDOLPH BOWEN CLIFF BREWER JIM BRIDGES JUDY BRIDGES REDA BRISTOW REGINA BRITT WAYNE BRITTON STEVE BROWN KAREN BRUBAKER SANDY BULLARD CAROL BULLOCK SHEILA BURKETT BRUCE BURCH MELVIN BROACH CHERYL BROOKINS BEVERLY BRYAN MARY BUCHANAN MUNT ,wu' U Seniors show ’em who to yell for — Jordan. 39 BOB CARR MIKE CARTER TIM CASTEEL RONALD CHANDLER LINDA CHILDS MICHAEL COCHRAN 40 DEBBIE CAPAYNE DONNA CARPENTER DEBI CATCHINGS ALICE COKER CHRISTINE COLLINGE BECKY COLWELL CHARLES CONDER RANDALL COOPER LINDA COWART CHERYL CRAFT FRANCES CRANE MARY LYNN CROOM PEGGY CROSBY DEBRA CROUCH LARRY CROXTON BENNY CULPEPPER Hello . . . Goodbye. 41 TONY DANIEL LARRY DAVIS SHEILA DAVIS TOMMY DAVIS GARY DEAL JERRY DEAL WILLIAM DEAL ANITA DeBRABANT It must have been a cold day — inside and out. DEBRA CULPEPPER GARY CUMMINGS WAYNE CULPEPPER ROBERT DANIEL LARRY DIXON BRENDA DORN ROBERT DIXON ELIZABETH KAREN DOS WELL DARALYL DENNIS DIANE DOAN GEORGE DIX DAVID DOCKERY DARLENE DRADY DENNIS DURHAM ERNEST DUKES SUE EDDINGS CATHY DURDEN DON EDGE DAVID DURDEN DIANE EDWARDS ROBERT EINGLETT LARRY ELDRIDCE PAT ELDRIDGE DANNY ELKINS The school library offered limitless research facilities to Seniors working on their themes. FAYE ELLIOT MARY ELLIOT LORA ELLIS RONNIE ELLIS SUSAN ENFINGER GLENDA ENIX FAYE EVANS ROBERT EVANS ROBERT FARMER TERRY FARMER LINDA FARRINGTON LIZ FIELDS JOIE FISHER BECKY FLOYD PHILLIP FLOYD KATHY FOREE Study, study, study — that’s all we seem to have time for. VICKY FOSTER JOYCE FOWLER MARLENE FRYE GREG FULLER 45 JANICE FULLER SHAD GAMBLE ROBERT FULLER DON GARRETT DEBBIE GAFFORD DONALD GEORGE CATHY GAMBILL JO ANNE GILBERT MARY LYNN GILLILAND VELDA GILBERT KATHY GLAU JOHNNY GOLDEN 46 STAN GOLDEN CAROL GOPFERT DAVID GREEN RITA GRIFFIN RICKY GRIGGS EUGENE GRISSETT SHARON GRISSETT SHERYN GUTHREY GARY HALL MARGIE HALL PAT HALL SHIRLEY HALL EDDIE HAMMOCK GARY HAMMOCK DEBRA HANCHEY STEVE HANCOCK 47 DAVID HANNA RON HARBERT MICHAEL HARRIS HENRY HARRISON IMOGENE HARDY DAVID HART ANN HARP JERRY HATCHER WAYNE HATCHER MYRA HENDERSON SAMMIE HENDRIX JUDY HENNINGSMITH DEBRA HENRY GAIL HERRING JIM HEYSER SHEILA HILL 48 MARSHA HINESLEY JAMES HINSON CYNDI HIPPS VICKI HOLLAND JANICE HOLMES BRUCE HOLT MARSHA HOLT LaDONNA HOVEY LEONARD HOVEY PATRICIA HOWARD MADELYN HUBBARD PATRICIA HUCKELBA Business students seem to be busy all of the time. 49 DEBBIE HUDMAN JAMES HUDSON JAN HUDSON KATHY HUFF BRENDA HUGGINS DANNY HUGHES ROGER HUGHES VICKY HUNDLEY GEORGE IRVIN GENE JACKSON LINDA JACKSON SHERRY JACKSON Toward the end of every six weeks period tomes that dreaded thing:. 50 LORI JENKINS CHARLOTTE JOHNSON SHARON JOHNSON VICKI JOHNSON KATHY JOHNSON RENEE JOHNSON RILEY JOHNSON BETTY JONES SHARON JONES VICKY JONES MIKE JURISON JOHN KARNAP BRUCE KELLY BILLY KELLY KELLY KEMP KAYE KING 5 REX KINGREY CARL KIRKLAND GLORIA KITE ELLEN KOKOLES DALE LAKES MARCY LAMB PAT LAND STANLEY LANE DONNIE LANIER DAVID LASSITER SHARON LeBARON MARY NELL LEE WILLIAM LEMKE RUSSELL LEONARD THERESA LEVERETT MIKE LEWIS 52 MIKE LITTLETON DEBRA LONGO STEVE LOVETT LYNN LOWERY MARY LUCAS CATHY LUNSFORD DEBBIE LUNSFORD LOLA LYNCH FRANK MACON BOBBIE MANN MIKE MARTIN RONALD MARTIN Hungry students spend their lunch period starving. 53 TOMMY MATTHEWS JACK McCAIN KATHY McCALL james McClendon The taker is taken ; the catcher is caught. MIKE McCloud DON McCRONE WESLEY McDONALD RICKY McGEE DIANE McGROTHA TERRY McINTOSH lynne McDonough MELANIE McKEEL ROY McLEOD LINDA McMULLEN BUDDY McQUINN RICKY McTIER CATHY MICKLE DANNY MILAM MIKE MILAM DEAN MILES SARA MILES MIKE MILLER VICKY MILES PEGGY MILLER DALE MILLER RICHARD MILLER PRISCILLA MILES DAVID MILLER SUSAN MILLER GREG MOORE DONNA MINTON ALLEN MORRIS DEBBIE MIXON SAMMY MOSS MIKE MOBLEY KEITH MOYE 56 KEITH MURPHY NANCY NEWSOME ARRIE NANCE TERRY NICHOLS DAVID NEAL PAULA NOELL LINDA NEILSON DONALD NOUN EDWARD NORTON BILLY O’BRIEN TEX OWENS DAVID PARKER RICHARD OGBURN HARMON PARKER BILLY OW RICKY PARRIS ANN PATE JAMES PATRICK KATHY PATTERSON SHIRLEY PAUL Mother said there’d be times like this. 5 BRENDA PEACOCK GARY PIGG ROBERT PENTON JIMMY PIKE Exchange Day was a big: event for students in all the hifjh schools. EDDIE PLEMONS PATTI PRATT LYNN POLLOCK WILLIAM PRITCHETT HANK POSEY STEVE PUGH TOMMY POWELL BERTHA JO QUINLEY DEBBIE RAGAN SUSAN REESE MICHAEL RAY JOY REGISTER DENNIS REESE CATHY RHODEN KAY REESE KAY RHODEN 59 ROGER RICHARDSON JACKIE ROGERS SCOTT RIDDLE GRADY ROSE DENNIS ROBBINS KEITH ROYER LARRY ROBBINS JOHN SANDERS DAVID SAPP1NGT0N WILLIAM SARGENT DEBBIE SAWYERS ROY SAXON BRENDA SCHIMMEL DEBORAH SEAY MARK SEAY JACK SHAY AO STEVE SIRLS STEVEN SKOTZKY JOHN SMALSHAF DAVID SMARR “If it’s the latest style, I guess I’ll wear it. Graduation caps and gowns don’t change much anyway.” BARBARA SMITH KATHY SMITH BETTY LOU SMITH MELINDA SMITH CHARLES SMITH MIKE SMITH ELAINE SMITH STEVE SMITH 61 VICKI SMITH ELLEN SNELL DEBBIE STANBRO RAMONA STARLING KATHY SNELL CYNTHIA SPIVEY JOE STILL SANDRA STOREY BILLY STRICKLAND PEGGY STRICKLAND BRENDA STUBBS J. C. SUDDETH 62 JAMES SWAIN SHARRON SWEATT PATSY TADLOCK PAUL'TALBOT MAROL TAYLOR DEBBIE THAMES BUTCH THOMAS DONNY THOMAS DIANNE THOMAS SHARON THOMPSON LARRY UNDERWOOD CAROLE USSERY K USSERY JOHNNY VANN SHANNON WALKER BRENDA WALLS 63 DANNY WARD GLENDA WARD MITZI WARD RANDY WARD JULIAN WATKINS PATRICIA WATKINS DEBORAH W'ATSON CAROL WELCH 64 JIM WHITE BILL WIDGEON JUDY WHITE DAVID WILLIAMS SANDRA WHITE KAY WILLIAMS ANNETTE WHITEHURST MAX WILLIAMS REBECCA WILLIAMS WOODY WILLIAMS ROBERT WILSON KENNETH WINSTEAD DONNIE WOOD CHARLES WRIGHT ROBIN WRIGHT SAMMY WRIGHT JERRY WYATT SYLVIA WYATT RAY YOUNG MARTHA YOUNGBLOOD 65 NOT PICTURED L. R. ALLEN REUBEN ANTLEY LULA BOWMAN ARLINE RODNEY BAKER JAMES BLAKELY DEBRA VICTORIA BLANKI MARY ELLIOTT BOYETT GARY CAMPBELL NINA WHITE CARTER PATRICIA OSBORNE CROSBY ARTIE SUBER DAVIDSON GEORGE NATHANIEL DAVIS SHEILA ANN DAVIS THOMAS HOBSON DAVIS GARY DeBRABANT THOMAS JOE DRAKE LONNIE DuBOSE JAN FERGUSON DYE TOMMY FAIL ESTHER FARROW RONALD FORDHAM RAYMOND FUTCH DALTON GAVINS DEBRAH DAVIS GIBSON STEVE GIVENS CAROL GOINS NAOMI GRANGER PATRICIA JOYCE GRANT BETTY McKENNY HARDWICK GINA DUNCAN HARLESS OLNA HARLESS RACHEL HAYWOOD PAMELA YATES HOOD YVONNE COTTON HOPKINS HUGH HORNE BRENDA HOWELL DANNY HURST WILLIE JAMES JACKSON RACHEL JACKSON VICKIE TURK JOHNSON JAMES JONES, JR. MARY JENKINS JONES WILLIE FLOYD JONES NANCY LOCKLAR WILMA CHRISTINE LEWIS JERRY MANIS WILLIAM MARSHALL CHARLES MASSEY BONNIE LORE McCUISTON MARY WHITAKER McLENDON MIKE McQUAIG BETTY MECHE DANNY MELTON GEORGE CURRY MEREDITH THERESA V. MITCHELL KAREN MITTERNIGHT CYNTHIA NARRIS RICHARD PAULK ELAINE PHILLIPS PATRICIA TALLY PITTS DEBORAH PRICE JAMES RABY BESSIE MAE RUTLEDGE CATHERINE C. SCHAUB DIANNE CASH SELLERS GENE SENN CAROL EPPERLY SIMMONS CLIFFORD SIMPSON JEFF SLAUGHTER LACY SMITH WAYNE SMITH SHARON STANFORD PAULETTE STUART SENIOR FRIENDS 66 CAROLYN SUMBRY JACK SWINT JOE SWINT CHARLES WAYNE TATE DANNY THARPE LORRAINE C. THOMPSON DAN TODD DIANNE RATHEL TYLER WILLIAM VALENTINE LEE VESTER ANNETTE DAVID WALKER FRED WHITAKER FREDDIE L. WHITE RAYMON WHITLEY TERRY WILBUR BRENDA MITCHELL WILLIAMS HARRY M. WILSON MARVIN WILSON LAMAR WOODHAM MARY KANE WOODWARD CHERYL PAUL WORRELL DEBORAH WEBB WYATT STELLA YARBROUGH MUSETTE YEOMANS AUTOGRAPHS MR. AND MISS JORDAN KATHY SNEIL 65 MOST HANDSOME AND MOST BFAUTIFEJI ...... ROBIN WRIGHT AND BRENDA STUBBS 70 MOST CONGENIAL MilZI WARD AM) TOM FAII ?v 9 sf W v j % «, x 5 . tnwipp' j . - ' ' % r -w ««T —■ y- % -. ■ v m •.. ■r ™ 11’L -1M-’ - « r r «f • w.u fi r a - -,. •••-•- ' «■ w • • « (• • 0 + m + uv } - ■ t r‘ P i im. U f 1 2§3L •JT T14' ' 2 | ei 4 rv i .|V «9 • • • •m «i i v. iflN ♦ ► . wn ij t • SI P • '• «■ ' ift . • - - 4 ir-'j IA I! V H % 1 t | n « • a u ’xr iw V - i jA; MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED PATH PR AT I AND STAN LANE WITTIEST . . . FRANK MACON AND KATHY PATTERSON 74 MOST INTELLECTUAL MIKE CARTER AND RENEE JOHNSTON MOST ATHLETIC.....terry McIntosh and debbie mixon 76 r H MOST TAUN TED KENNY WINSTEAD AND JOY REGISTER 77 MOST CREATIVE DEBBIE CAPAYNE AND GARY PIGG AUTOGRAPHS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Doc Brown ............................... President Reba Mack .......................... Vice President Kathi Howard ........................... Secretary Rhonda Spivey ........................... Treasurer AN KETS David Albritton Dennis Albritton Shirley Allen Shelly Amerson Terry Ammons Carolyn Anderson Faye Anderson Kenneth Anderson Rusty Anderson Carolyn Anding Rebecca Andrews Diane Anthony Troy Anthony Gary Applewhite Debra Ashby David Askew Cindy Avant Jerry Avenll Dave Baggett Richard Baggett Judy Bartlett Kathy Bass Patricia Baker Charles Bailey Ricky Batts Butch Beach Brenda Barefield Danny Barron Bruce Beckwith Ricky Beesley 81 And she said, that he said, that I said . . Gerald Bedjrood Ada Bentley Charles Blackwell Iowana Bedsole Dana Benzine Steve Blanchard Cindy Bennett Susan Berry Patty Blount Tommy Blount Bill Broderick Mike Breed Linda Brown Jack Boone John Brooks Ralph Bowen Margaret Brooks Buck Bowers Doc Brown Michael Britton Melvin Brown 82 Wayne Brown Buzzy Carr Terry Bryant Michael Carrol Cynthia Burkett Becky Casteel Paula Byrd Vicky Caudle Judy Caldwell Carol Chambless Gary Carmichael Ricky Clark Deborah Cobb Michael Compton Donald Craft Sylvia Coker Deborah Coleman Debbie Cook Kenneth Cook Carol CraiK Randall Crenshaw Cathy Collins Janie Corlee Ricky Crosby Hester Collins Donnie Cosby Debra Crowley Steve Collins Randy Cotton Bruce Culpepper Ronald Culpepper Mona Daughtry Mike Deems Gary Currier Martha Jane Davidson Lynne Dempsey f Julie Daffin Keith Davis Grant Dial Ricky Danford Patricia Davis Donnie Dixon Mike Daniel Vicky Davis Ricky Dixon Allen Daughtry Beverly Deeb Eddie Dorman Vicky Dorminey Gene Dryden Richard Dupriest Mike Edge Janice Sue Edwards Mike Eiland Shirley Elkins Barbara Ellerbee Bobby Ellerbee Larry Elliott Mike Ennis Scherry Epperly 84 Linda Etheridge Ray Floyd Mike Gamble Wayne Faircloth Sue Floyd David Gardner Audry Farmer James Foree Ricky George Debra Faulk Judy Fowler Danny Gilbert Diane Fields Butch Fripp Greg Gilbreath Wanda Flowers Steve Fullerton Debbie Gill Alta Gillespie Vanessa Gilley Rusty Gilmer Ricky Gladney Clapping and screaming we show our boys that they’ve ‘Got What It Takes!’ 85 Juniors work hard this year to be better Seniors next year. Sammy Greene Ginger Griffith Joe Grisham Patricia Grosso Lynn Gunn Pat Gunn James Haas Bob Hackett Clifford Hall Martha Hall Randy Hall Roger Hall Kathy Hamilton Peggy Hammock James Hampton Gloria Hanchey Donna Hand Carol Hardy 86 Jerry Harp Teresa Hayes Kenneth Hildreth Susan Hart Nan Heath Jo Hill Charles Hatcher Debra Helton Phillip Hipp Gary Hatcher Ricky Herring Mike Hix Kaye Hatcher Darlene Herrington Neil Holton Cathy Hawkins Terry Hightower Anthony Hovey Emily Hughes Debbie Johnsen Patrina Hughes Eloise Johnson Susan Hunnicutt Ken Johnson George Hunt Kenneth Johnson Kathi Howard Patricia Hufstetler Phil Hyatt Kenneth Jeffries 87 Rita Johnston David Joiner Denise Joiner Betsy Jones Brenda Jones Dale Jones Debbie Jones Joe Jones Marjorie Jones Pat Jones Bobby Keller Bruce Kelley V lr Teresa Kennon Perry Kinard Garry King Theresa Kin Tim Kin Betty Kinsman Sandra Knight Clement Koch Johnny Law Ronnie Lawrence Linda Ledford Debra Lee Connie Lewis Janice Lewis Jacqueline Lindsey Deborah Livingston Becky Loats Sue Long 88 Tony Long Gail Matthews Mary Ellen Lott Debbie Maulden Janice Love Nelda McCart Gary Lowman Billy McClendon Reba Mack Cathy McClendon Raymond Martin Ricky McCollum Oh no! The door’s locked and the bell stopped ringing! That means an hour for sure. Jack McCoy Jane McLain Connie Meadows Debra McDonald Donna McMillan Donna Meche Joan McGahee Elsie McNease Robert Messer Sonia McKinnon David McNeil Jean Mickler 89 Gary Miller Steve Mitchell Herbie Murray Gedney Miller Elwana Moon Jackie Newman Wayne Mills Jim Moore Connie Nichols Jayce Milner Carl Morgan George Nichols Rodney Milner Raymond Morrison Peggy Norrell Mary Ann Mitchell Mike Murphy Jimmy Owens Keith Owens Dennis Park Diane Parker Janie Parker Gail Parks Cathy Parrish Ronnie Parsons Betty Pate Buddy Pate Jerome Pate Martha Pate Wendell Paulk 90 Debbie Peacock Patty Pittman Doris Ramirez Rusty Pearce Linda Plemons Joyce Raybon Barbara Peed Faye Pollock Bonita Reeves Susan Petty Shirley Quinn Mike Reeves Linda Pierce Nancy Ragland Jo Ann Register Samuel Pinkston Debra Railey Diane Regan Whhhhhhhh!! POP!! Bo Rhoden John Ridley Steve Rigdon Janet Riley 91 David Robbins Angela Roper Wayne Sanders Georgia Roberson Brenda Russell Judy Sasser Danny Robertson Wanda Russell Ronald Sasser Jimmy Robinson Steve Rustin Harold Saucier Pam Rodgers Sandy Saling Wanda Saxon Ricky Rodgers Martha Sanders Mona Scarbrough Jimmy Schofield Rhonda Scroggins Mrs. Bailey shows points of etiquette to FBLA members. Kathy Self Charlotte Sellers 92 Eugene Senn Leslie Simms Dwayne Smith Belinda Sheffield Kathy Singletary Gail Smith Gayle Shellnutt Mike Skinner Ginjrer Smith Gloria Shirah Mike Smallwood Joyce Smith Debra Shirley Randy Smalshaf Linda Smith Gene Simmons Cheryl Smith Patti Smith Robert Strickland Cheryl Taylor Deborah Strickland Barbara Taylor Wanda Starling Susan Tate Dennis Starling Cathy Sutton Rhonda Spivey Lavonn Sullivan Billy Snipes Judy Stuart 93 Darlene Taylor JoAnn Taylor Ken Taylor Pete Taylor Janna Teel Eddy Tefft Laura Thomas Nancy Thomason Cathy Thomaston Denise Thompson Sherryl Thornton Dianne Timmons Deborah Tucker Kathy Walden Wanda Watson Becky Turner Susan Waldrop Gary Webb Paul Turner Linda Ward Susan Webb Presley Tutherow Rodney Ward A! Wells Steve Vann Ronnie Watford Stephen Whipple Sharon Vinson Deborah Watson Rita White 94 Debra Whiten Gary Whitley Judy Whitley Marilyn Wicker James Widgeon Dianne Williams Junior shop boy puts finishing touches on his project. Jerry Williams Janie Wippler Michael Zautke NOT PICTURED Byron Anderson Scott Dixon Linda Barefield Doug Dunlap John Barnes David Edwards Stacy Barnes Randy Elkins Kathleen Beman Gregory Ellenburg Forrest Bishop Steve Ellis William Black Bill Embry Susan Blackman Grace Flanagan Clinton Boyd Ricky Flournoy Jim Bradley Don Folds Wayne Brannock Kenneth Forsyth Ronald Brooks Cecelia Froehlich Robert Brown Jerry Frost Deborah Bullard Jeannie Germany Brent Butler Howard Grant Dianne Butterworth Billie Grier Bobby Clark Diane Griffin Frank Coker Mike Harrell Randy Crockett Joe Harris Vicki Crook Mike Harrison Mary Ann Currington Ronald Harrison Jan Davis Martha Hatcher Johnny Davis Glen Hendrix Elizabeth Dean Janice Herring Stephen Dean Johnny Hollingsworth Debra Dennis John Horn Jack Horne Danny Parker Barbara Howard Evelyn Parks Clyde Humphrey Harold Pate Jean Hurban John Pate Brenda Ingram Earnest Paulk Barbara Johnson Debbie Peed David Johnson Gloria Pillman Steve Johnson Rebecca Powell Patricia Jones Sylvia Powell Kenney Jordan Bennie Pullen Glenda Juhan Marcus Ray Debra I ee Ronnie Regan Regina Locklar Sadie Register Don Lovett Cathy Rice Sandra Luther Roger Riedel Margorie Lynn Pat Sanders Larry McKinnon Elaine Sharpe Debra McKoon Mike Skeen Brenda McNeil Mike Smallwood Paul McQuaig Danny Starling Charles Money Gerenda Storey Tyrone Moreland Diane Strickland Mike Moss James Strickland Diane NeSmith Jeanette Talbot Andrew Nolan Carol Van Houten 96 JUNIOR FRIENDS SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Andy Kelley ............ President Joe Lewis Sonja Tate Pam Stuart Vice President Louie Abney Beth Anthony Myra Askew Mark Alexich Joyia Anthony Gary Atkins Kay Allfcood LaGary Antley Danny Atkinson Jerry Anderson Brenda Aplin Mike Atkinson Ray Anderson Wanda Ashmore Susie Bagwell % Morris Anderson Pam Arnold Walter Atkinson Bob Bailey Debbie Baker Diane Barber Amrett Barefoot David Barfield Jimmy Barron Mark Battles Judy Beach Betty Beck Earl Beck Mike Barrentine Terrie Bell 99 Judy Bennett Tommy Blocker Herman Boone Kathy Bennett Keith Boeck Van Borum t Roper Berry Roper Bolin James Bourden Paul Blair Paul Bonair Boy. just 5 minutes left, potta hurry! Adrian Blanton Clary Blaxton Debra Bone Ray Booker John Bowen Dianne Bowens Alan Bowman James Boyett Deborah Bradley Martha Bradley ♦ 100 I Nancy Brady Linda Brannon Teresa Brasinpton Debra Bricker Sandra Brookins Debbie Brown Hazel Brown Mike Brown Pat Brown Ricky Brown Roper Brown Sandra Brubaker Mike Bruce Mickey Bruner Vickie Burpess Jerry Burke Jimmy Burke James Burns Mike Bush Marsha Carpill Becky Carlisle Joel Carr Jimmy Carroll Susan Cattrell Mike Causey Carolyn Chambers Jewell Chambley Pat Chandler Debbie Cherry Earl Childs 101 Mike Childs Kris Christiansen Wayne Church Sam Clegg Sharon Clipp Richard Coe Mike Coggins Donna Coker Donnie Coker Peggy Cole 1 Gloria Cobb Gary Collier Kathy Collins Michael Commander Ellen Cosby Diane Collins Joe Conaway Tricia Cotton Nancy Collins Billy Conner Nancy Coulter Steve Colvin Deborah Cook Ray Coulter Cathy Colwell Mike Cook David Coursey Judy Colwell Cathy Cosby Cathy Cowart 102 David Darrah Allen Dean Tommy Dowdy Carol Davidson Billy DeNoux Kathy Drinkard Joe Davis Julia Dilleshaw Robert Dryden Rena Davis Anthony Dimitri Debbie Dudley Wayne Davis Herman Donaldson Frank Dupriest Shirley Deal Brenda Dowdy Kenneth Eaton 103 George Edwards Catherine Erwin June Fletcher Brady Efurd James Evans Denise Floyd Terry Elkins Gary Faulk Elaine Forsyth Kaye Ellis Peggy Fields Mike Forseyth Kay Elmore Melissa Finger Isaac Foster Randy Emerson Jerry Finley Kathy Foster Jerry Fountain Darlene Fowler Patrick Frederick Sharon Free Debra Frost Charlene Fuller Deborah Gajan Linda Gallimore Arver Freeman Eddie Frost Gwendolyn Galloway Marie Gambill 104 Margaret Gardener Rosie Gay Lamar German Mike Gardner Gary George Wanda Geter Volleyball consists of skill, energy, and a lot of fun! Boyd Gibbs Annette Glaw Edward Gibson Kathy Glisson Elizabeth Gibson Adelia Godwin Renee Gibson Debi Godwin Sylvia Gilley Robert Goff Eileen Ginn Stephen Goodman 10! Sue Gray Avard Hall Joe Hall Jeff Gregory Jerry Hall Mike Hall Suellyn Griffin Kathy Hall Angela Halstead Terry Hardin Julian Harper Kenneth E. Harris 06 Kenneth W. Harris Richard Hattaway Peggy Herren Mike Harris Judy Hay Johnny Herring Janies Hart Nancy Hayes Randy Herrin Billy Hartsharne Ronnie Hayes Terri Hicks Joe Harvard Rusty Heath Phyllis Higdon Danny Harvey Donna Hendrix Betty Hill Ronnie Hilton Henry Lee Hopkins Vicki Hinsley Wanda Hopkins Debbie Hix John Horn Donna Holdman Charlane Horne Sara Holman Steve Horne Randy Hoover Angeline Hovey 107 Quidea Hovey Glenda Howard Peggy Howard Karen Huff Beverly Hughes Ken Hughes Beverly Impson Wayne Irions Philip Isham Robert Howze David Hughey Kenneth Hubbard Rodney Hunsinger Cheryl Hudson Robert Hurst Eddie Jackson Garrison James Charles Johnson Mike Jackson I arry Jarrett Danny Jones 108 “I’ll never be able to look another decent cow in the eye again.” Ines Jones Darlene Kelly Kathy Kin : Ricky Jones Pam Kelly Robin King Russell Jones Sonny Kellum Terry Kin Ruth Jones Cel Killingsworth Wanda Kirkland Ronnie Jordan Delance King Wayne Kite Andy Kelly Earl King Bill Knicely Ted Knight Wayne Knoch Nicky Kokoles Gail Koenke Suzanne Koffman Howard Kyser Deborah Landerau Sidney Lane Lawrence Laney Wanda Longford Wayne Larkin Clarence LaRur 109 Eddie Laye Stanley Lifsey David Lovell Brenda Lee Joe Littlefield Kathy Lowery Raymond Lego Randy Labb Steve Lumpkin Pam Leopard Debbie Lockhart Laura Malloy Joe Lewis Kathy Lifsey Vicki Locklar Donnie Love Eugene Marshall Vickie Marshall Susan Marston Mark Mathis Edwin Martin Kathy Matthews Mandy Martinez Rhonda May Tony Martinez Bill Mays Linda Mask Don McCaghren Debbie Mathis Debbie McCarty 110 Mike McClellan Stanley McGahee Pauline Meadows Patty McCormick Kathy McMickle Debbie Meire Sheila McCraine Jeff McMillan Jean Messer Connie McCraney J. V. McMullen June Messer Charles McCrary Anitra Meade Becky Meyer Wayne McDonald Jayne Meadows Patricia Miles i Brenda Miller Debbie Mills Bruce Miller Marsha Minnix t Carolyn Mills Robert Mixon 111 Wayne Money Deborah Montgomery Jackie Morrison Tommy Morrison Diana Nelson Becky Newman Andy Newsome Joann Nichols Sherry Nichols Robbie Noell Arlita Montney Sheila Moseley Alvin Clayton Morgan Gloria Morgan Sharon Morris Susan Motos Marilyn Murray Ronnie Murray Michael Myers Jean Napier Delores Neal 112 Ray Nolan Mike Overby Norman Nolin Dianne Owens Donnie Nowell Lynn Owens Barbara Oakes Rose Owens Cynthia Osbon Teddy Owens Pam Osborne Angela Parramore Joe Parris Terry Payne Vicky Phelps Donna Paschal Steve Penton Donna Plemons Tommy Pate Jimmy Peters Gary Poe Johnny Patterson Opal Peters Debra Porter Cathy Paulk Dennis Peterson Cynthia Preston Janet Payne Hezzy Peterson Beverly Price 113 Craig Price Gene Reid Wendy Riddle Elaine Price Gwen Reynolds Larry Robinson Susan Pucket Peggy Reynolds James Rodgers Patricia Quinley Sherryl Richard Beverly Rogers Sharron Rabren Dwight Ricl rd Frances Rogers Rita Ragan Nina Rickard Debbie Rolling Arlene Rosell Betsy Ross Thereasa Ross Angie Sanders Patty Sapp Penny Sapp Evenlyn Sasser Joan Savage Delma Seay Rhonda Sellers Sandra Sellers Bonnie Senn 114 Connie Shavor Rose Simonson Kenny Smith Donnie Shavers William Skytta Richard Smith Werdna Shelhorse Pam Smarr Teddy Smith Cindy Shiver Britt Smith Valaree Smith Diane Shiver Cathy Smith Mike Snead Diane Shoemaker Donnie Smith Diane Speight x+2) (x + 3) x+2) (x—7) l + x) x) = a great deal of confusion! 115 Vicky Stinnett Donnie Stinson Debra Stoe Sam Stoneback Geraldine Suddeth David Suggs Angie Sutton Eddie Tadlock Sonja Tate Aubrey Taylor Vicky Teal Waneda Teal Debra Thaxton Donnie Tharpe Bubba Thomas Sandra Tidwell Cathy Thompson Randy Toland Danny Thompson Wanda Torrence Lavoy Thompson Jeff Trant Ricky Thompson Maria Trawick Johnny Trotter Jan Troxell Mike Ussery Ricky Valentini Robin Wadsworth Tommy Wages Debra Turner Mathel Vanlandinham Connie Walden Debra Turner Dean Turner Kathy Tutherow Ray Vas Quez Kathy Upton Gail Vinson Barry Waldrop Kathy Walker Marcia Waller Faye Waldrop Douglas Walker Sharmane Walls One seasonal activity at Jordan is decorating the Christmas Tree. 117 Gail Ward Lamar Weaver Steve White James Ward Peggy Weaver James Whitehead Patsy Ward Teresa Webb Frank Whiten Dorothy Waters Billy Weekley Jimmy Yates Donald Watkins David Westbrook Richard Wyrick Joel Watson Jimmy Whitaker Butch Wynn Kay Whitlock Nina Whitten Regina Wieczorek Nancy Wilks Annie Williams Buddy Williams 118 Hit ’em a lick, Hit ’em a lick, HARDER, HARDER! « Gary Williams Zachary’ Woodcock Reggie Williamson Donnie Woodham Terry Williamson Marsha Woodham Alicia Wood Laurie Woolfolk t Katrine Wood Greg Wooten Billy Woodall Susan Worrell Marsha Wragg Brenda Wright Glenda Wright Jill Wright Gregory Wyatt Bedsole, Melinda Belitz, Sandra Blankenship, Steven E. Blaxton, Gary L. Bowman. David Brewer. Linda D. Brooks, Jerry Brown, Beverly Butts, Charles Edward Cleveland, Beulah Ann Creamer. Louis NOT PICTURED Creamer, Michael Deeb, Belinda Ennis, Juanita Fixer, Elizabeth Ann Fountain. Mike Giger, Linda Greer, Linda Hall, Ronnie Hancock, Randy Hare, Juanite Harris, Susan Hayward, Jack Hedden, Jerry Hendrix, Alex Howell, Vicki Landreau, James Lee, Larry Lynn, James Lynn, Mickey Mickle. Benny Newman. Kenneth Paul Pate, Linda Peacock, Aubrey Perry, Conrad Len Planner, Mickey Pyrthe. Robert Ragan, Phillip Rickard, Cheri Sasser. Danny Shaw, Barbara Alice Starling, Donald Storey. Mary Kay Teal. Mary Juanita Wade, Edward Waller, Steve Webster, Stephen Darrell Wertenberger, Thomas 119 SOPHOMORE FRIENDS SOPHOMORE FRIENDS FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS Rena Betty ......................... President Gerald Collins Vice President Jenelle Smith ...................... Secretary Debbie Caudle Treasurer 122 Ken Adams Robbie Allen Tim Allen Johnny Allmond Wanna Ammons Thomas Anderson Arthur Atkins Mickey Avirett Mike Banks James Barfield Carol Bartlett Theresia Barton Burnice Baxley Nancy Beach Connie Bedjrood Carolyn Belk David Bell Rena Betty Donnie Birj?e Sandre Bixby Terrie Blackwell Neil Blair Jon Bland Rudy Blount David Bonair Reekie Boone Chuck Booth Lonny Botts Danny Boutwell Jackie Bowman Benny Boyett Edward Boyett David Branch Brent Brasinprton Cheryl Brasington Kali Brasinjrton Eddie Bray R. L. Brinley Jeff Brogdon Mark Brookins Renee Brookins Faron Brooks 123 Edna Brown Louise Brown Arlene Bruner Charlene Bruner Marlene Bruner Janice Burns Clifton Butler Charles Cain Janet Calhoun Brenda Calvin Nancy Cannon Kathy Carlisle Kathy Carr David Carter Bimbo Carter Jimmy Carter Dale Cash John Casteel Joe Castelli Alan Cater Debbie Caudle Jan Chesser Lea Clark Brent Clary Janet Clemmons David Cochran Karen Cochran Gloria Coe Bert Coker Doug Collins I There’s nothing like Spring, fresh air and a game of baseball. 124 Gerald Collins Wayne Condrey Ricky Cook Amos Cotton Eddie Cotton Richard Cottrell Rubye Coursey Jynean Culpepper Christine Parbe Bobby Davis Herbert Davis Kathy Davis Randy Davis Kenny Dean John Denson Danny Dillard Debbie Dixon Kirby Dockery David Dollar Vickie Dorman Vickie Doswell Pat Douglas Kathy Doyal James Dukes Gary Dukes Alton Duncan Terry Dunlap Cheryl Edenfield Josh Edwards Ronnie Edwards Melba Elkins Ronnie Elliot Dora Ellis Kathy Ellis Robert Ellis Jayne Entrekin Kathy Epperly Becky Faircloth Pauline Faircloth Eugene Feagin Dorothy Flake JoAnn Fletcher 125 Jim Floyd Wesley Franklin Brenda Fuller Janella Gaddy Debi Gilmer Donnie Godwin Mike Fredrick Durwood Gafford Ronnie Godwin John Free Lynn Gainey Dill Gooding Ellen Freeman Elaine Gamble Marie Gopfert Cherry French Wayne Gilder Nestor Grafals Gary Frost John Gillespie Charles Grantham Dorothy Grantham Shirley Green David Haas Larry Hall Floyd Harris Tricia Harris Pam Greene Rhonda Hall Tracy Helms Steve Greene Sandra Hancock Belinda Henderson Joey Grier Charles Hanna Hal Henry Byron Griffin Billy Hanson Jerry Herndon Luvon Griggs Carl Harden Allen Herrington 126 After cooking comes the clean up. Linda Hillhouse Danny Hobbs Ricky Hodges Terry Hogg Andy Holland Betty Holland Graylen Hood Mike Horn Elaine Howard Barbara Hubbard Vicki Huckeba Andy Hudman Rhonda Huggins Mike Jacobs David Jenkins Jackie Johnson Steve Johnson Walter Johnson Carol Jones Janet Jones Kathi Jones Linda Jones Rita Jordan Joe Karnap Ronald Kash Paul Keffer Kathy Kennon Richard Kirk Jackie Kirkland Anjrie Knight Karen Knox Georjre Kritko Jan Landress Ramona Lane Larry Laney Sammy targe Jenny Law Cathy Ledbetter Barry Lee Jeannie Lee Teresa Lees Harry Lehman Deborah Lisle Glenda Little Rusty Love Christine Lowrey Mike Luther Dennis Macon Pam Mann Sherry Martin Jimmy Mathis Tricia Mathis Walter Mauldin Michael McAlister Steve McCain Deborah McConnell Randy McCormick Ronald McCoy Phillip McCrary Rena McCullough Mike McGee Danny McGrotha Cheryl McLendon Tina McMillian Rickey McRae Joe Meche 1 128 Ricky Merck Mack Messer Tom Mickle Danny Middleton Susan Midgette Charlotte Milam Becky Miller Vaughn Miller Robert Milner Donna Mitchell Brenda Mixon Anita Moore Jean Murphy Mike Murphy Mike Musselman Steve Myers Sue Napier Mike Nelson Joyce Netwal Buster Newman Steve Nichols William Nicholson Tommy Nobles Kathy Ogden Ronnie Osborne Eddie Owens Gail Parker Rudy Parker Gary Parks Donald Parrish Dianne Pate Steve Pate Vicki Pate Donnie Paulk Susan Perkins Cindy Peters Marty Peterson Sheryl Pitts John Poe Scott Porter Greg Posey Billy Price 129 Theresa Price Barbara Pugh Tommy Ray Mike Payburn Alice Ree o Mary Reeves Tawny Rickard Kathy Richardson Susan Robbins Rad Robinson Karen Ross Wesley Ross Beverly Royal Larry Rozell Bobby Rumer Earl Sanders Pam Sanders Ralph Sanders Danny Sasser Mike Schweinfurth Ricky Sconyers Debbie Scott Dianne Seay Janet Sellers Kathy Sellers Vicki Sellers James Sheffield Pat Shehane John Shelton Rickie Shirah Larry Simmons Teresa Simms Danny Skoglund Gloria Smalshaf Anita Smith David Smith Faith Smith Jane Smith Jenelle Smith Lee Smith Marie Smith Nancy Smith 130 Wanda Smith Greg Songer Michael Spivey Dale Sprinkel Carla Standridge Sammy Starling Tommy Stewart Jonette Story Ricky Strickland Barbara Stubbs Danny Summers Janet Thaxton Sandra Thomas Judy Thompson Thomas Toole Wesley Townson Wayne Tucker Donna Turk Cliff Turner David Tutherow Jerry Valentine Ronald Vest Debbie Wade Linda Wadkins Teressa Wages Murry Walden Dennis Walsh Micki Waltman Debbie Walton Herbert Ward Joy Ward Judy Ward Janice Watson Mary Whiddon Randy Whitaker David White Linda White Ricky White James Whitlock Sherry Whitlock Perry Whitman Ronnie Whitten Robert Wicklund Debbie W’ilbanks Diane Wilks Alex Williams Beth Williams Fay Williams Jerry Williams Wanda Woodcock Jackie Woodham Sandra W’oodham Melissa Wrenn Freddy Wynn Lewis Yarborough NOT PICTURED Anderson. Pandora Ballard, Dennis Beman. Sammy Berry. Robert Blackmon. Wanda Blanton, Charles Boeck. Norman Bragg, Larry Brannon, Gerald Britt, Brenda Burkett, Kenneth Busby, Sandra Butts, Kathy Caraway, Dennis Carroll, Richard Chauvaux, Jimmy Clark, Donald Clipp, Allen Collins, Joey Corbett, Sherrye Cotten, Glyn Crowder, Sheila Dalton. “Buster” Davis, Tommy Di Pietro, Jeanette Dixon, Cheryl England, Elsie Fowler, Marilyn Foxworth, Donnie Gassett, Ricky Gilliland, Teddy Green, Kenny Greer, John Haddan, Debra Hall, Jimmy Hammock, Terry Harbuck, Cathy Heatherly. Kathy Henry, Robert Heyser, Wilbur Hill, Mike Hutchinson, Ricky Jackson, Venita Jacobs, Johnny Knock, Wayne Iyewey, Teresa Long, Anna Lowery, Mike Martin. Danny McCoy, Donald McCrary, Carole McDowell, Linda McGowan, Fred McKecl, Lynne McKinnon, Phillip McKenzie, Mike McMullen, John McQuiston, Hugh Milam, Darraell Minton. Eddie Moss, Paula Nay, Diane Nelson, Vicki Nutt, Debbie Parker, Pricilla Pate, Betty Jane Railey, Jacqueline Reese, Kathy Richardson, Jerry Rigby, David Rooks, I arry Sargent, Merry Sartain, Debbie Sellers, Mary Smith, Brenda Smith, Connie Smith, Tamara Smith, Waymon Spivey, Cynthia Starling, Sue Stevens, Greg Stokes, Eugene Strickland, Anna Supan, Sandra Taylor. Ronnie Teal, Cathy Teet, Charles Terry, Bill Thomas, Edward Thomas, Terry Travis, Norman Troiano, Brenda Vison, Huey Whitley, Karen Williams, Linda Williams, Micheal Witt, Larry Yarbrough. Bob 132 FRESHMEN FRIENDS 34 ORGANIZATIONS 135 First row: Bobby Battles. Second row: Woody Williams, Victor Einsrlett. Dennis Reese, Joe Still, Mar- shall Atkinson, David Neal. ROTC Officers and Sponsors First row: Darlene Drady, Sandy Borders, Bonnie Shiver, Tatty Pittman. Rita Johnston. Madelyn Hub- bard, Lynn Gunn. Second row: Lynn McDonough, Cheri All ood, Glenda Enix, Debra Crouch. Alice Cok- er. Cathy Rhoden. Martha Pate. Vickie Caudle. 136 VARSITY RIFLE TEAM Sponsors: Darlene Drady, Martha Pate. Glenda Enix. Second row: Woody Williams. Lonnie Dubose. Dennis Reese. Bobby Battles. James Hudson. RIFLE TEAMS JUNIOR VARSITY RIFLE TEAM Ronald Craft. Robert Messer. Sam Pinkston. Mike Eaton. Mark Battles. 137 COLOR GUARD Loft to Right: Danny Brannon. Britt Smith. Perry Whitman. Kenneth Jordan. Steve Willis. BiP Embry. Delmas Seay. Wal- ter Atkinson. DRILL TEAMS Varsity First row: David Hart, Bruce Kelly, Jimmy Bradley, Gary Miller, Joe Karnap, James Williams, Cap- tain Billy Kelly, Commander. Second row: John Karnap, Jack McCoy, Terry King, Greg Wooten, Ken Hubbard, Andy Newsome. Third row: Keith Davis, Eddie Tefft, Mike Barrentine, Jimmy Carroll, Da- vid Terrell, Howard Kyser. First row: Ken Taylor. Constant Craig. James Evans. Jerry Smith. John Ridley. Oliver Whiten. Steven Ellis. Second row: Ricky Hodges, Mike Forsythe. Ray Booker. Rortnie Edwards. Doug Dunlap. Marcus Alexich. Junior Varsity 138 First Platoon First row: Jerry Averill, Rob Messer. Danny Gilbert. Fred Whitaker. Russell Jones. Donald Godwin. Greg Gilbreath. Lonnie Dubose, First Lieutenant. Second row: Randy Toland. Ricky Shirah. Billy Denoux. Terry Dunlap, Ronald Vest. Norman Nolan. David Westbrook. COMPANY A Company Staff First row: James Hudson, Sam Pinkston. Second row: Mike Breed. Not Pictured: Scott Dixon. Second Platoon First row: Edwin Martin, Donald Craft. Jerry Foster. Tommy Carlisle. Eddie Grantham. Rusty Pierce. Shad Gamble. Second row: Terry Elkins, Billy Hawthorne, Joe Hall, Mark Mathis. Vaughn Miller. Isaac Foster. Randy Tabb. Third row: Joel Watson. Johnny Patterson. Dalton Gavins, Clint Boyd. Rog- er Stevens, Steve Greene, David Suggs. 139 First Platoon First row: Andy Blair, Richard Smith, Mark Battles, Jimmy Wright. Tyrone Moreland. Roger Brown. Mel- vin Broach, Stan Golden, Platoon Leader. Second row: Michael Myers. Morris Anderson, Daniel Mice, Robert Dryden, Thomas Coulter. Bill Mayo, Earl Beck. COMPANY B Company Staff First row: Kenneth Anderson. Bill Deal. Robert Dix. on. Second row: Thomas Ray. 140 Second Platoon First row: Greg Ellenburg, Wayne Mills, George Stevens, Gary Blackston, Steve Skotzy. Platoon Leader. Second row: Richard Burt. Marcus Eilar.d. Billy Conner. Danny Atkinson. First Platoon First row: Harmon Parker, Terry Dunlap, Raymond Martin. Sammy Greene, Larry Witt, and Edward Norton. Second row: Terry Thomas, Ronnie Taylor. Ronald Kash, Albry Peacock. Alex Hendrix, and Thomas Ray. Second Platoon First row: James Evans, Danny Sasser, Russel Haxton, Lonnie Botts, Stan Reavis, Norman Boeck. Billy Price, and Grets Price. Second row: Joe Grisham, Steve Rijrdon. Ernest Dukes. David Coursey. Delance kin . Ken Harris. Fred W'hitaker. John Shelton, and Wayne Britton. 141 Taking the paper to press David, Pat, and Vicki seem quite pleased with the results of their efforts. CARMINE GRAY It bears not only the colors of the school as its title, but also the color of the character of the school’s individuals. In the pages of the Carmine and Gray are found the concerns and beliefs of the student body and faculty as reflected in daily activities. Of such a high standard was the journalism con- tained in the paper that it was first runner up in the South East in large newspapers category at the Southern Inter- scholastic Press Association Conference in Athens. They were cited for excellence in editorials, newswriting, features, and sportswriting. Diane Edwards, photographer for the newspaper, checks her daily schedule of picture-taking. First row: Sylvia Gilly, Steve Goodmas, Nina Rickard. Linda Cowart, Peggy Weaver, Hal Henry. Second row: Troy Anthony, Phil Culpepper, Belinda Deeb, Andy Kelly. Pat Ratistini. Barbara Ellerby, Diane Edwards. Third row: Chuck LaRue, Raymon Whitley. Paul Turner. David Williams, Eddie Plemmons. Kay King. Vicky Jones. 142 First row: Debra Frost, Karen Doswell, Barbara Howard, Debbie Gill. Second row: Suellyn Griffin. Peggy Herren. Diane Edwards, Mike Carter, Mary Lynn Croom. Kathy Carlisle. Third row: Ginger Griffith. Mary Ellen Lott. Janice Fuller. Scott Riddle. Kathy Hamilton. Joyce Smith, Susan Hunnicutt. RED JACKET STAFF Kathy Hamilton and Ginger Griffith of the business staff check over the records of yearbook sales. Initiative. It’s the one word that Mr. Waite, year- book adviser, wants to use in reference to the Red Jacket staff. Hard work and concentration and long hours, in which a line of copy or one picture is con- sidered and reconsidered until it is ascertained to be up to standard, characterize the annual staff. Their willingness to dedicate themselves so whole- heartedly to producing an excellent yearbook is repaid on the day when their “history book” is dis- tributed to their fellow classmates and received with compliments. Debra Frost and Karen Doswell, of the literary staff, draw pre- liminary layouts for organizations. 143 LIBRARY CLUB Janice Love, Teresa Wages, and Durwood Gafford prepare books for shelving by glu- ing on bookcovers and card pockets. First row: Charlotte Sellers, Sharon Clipp, Patricia Shehane. Susan Blackmon, Nan Heath, Sandra Thomas, Re- becca Newman. Second row: Mrs. Morgan, Susan Berry, Jenelle Smith, Durwood Gafford. Danny Harvey, Betty Lou Smith, Diane Timmons, Kathy McClendon, Mrs. Smith. Third row: Deborah Longo, Cathy Cosby, Donald McCoy, David Hanna, Wayne Kite, Danny Robertson, Steve Fullerton, Charles Hanna. Regina Culpepper. Not pictured: Teresa Wages, James Burns, Janice Love, Mike Bruce, Jane McLain. If you need information on phagocytes, are interested in the life of a Swedish philosopher, or just want liter- ature to pass time pleasantly, the library exists to serve you. Books on all subjects are convenient to both student and teacher. This is due in large part to the ef- forts of the Library Club. Under the direction of the school librarians, members learn to file cards and to check, repair, and reshelf books. The dedication of these “junior librarians” is such that they work hours before and after school to insure the quality of the library’s operation. 144 Junior librarians enjoy the responsibility of checking out books. First row: Barbara Howard, Mike Carter, Diane Edwards, Mary Lynn Croom. Second row: Pat Batastini, Kay King, Raymon Whitley, Janice Fuller, Ginger Griffith. Not pictured: Barbara Ellerbee, Mary Ellen Lott, Eddie Plemons, David Williams. Vickie Jones, President of the Quill Scroll, works at her typewriter on some last-minute copy for the Carmine Gray. QUILL AND SCROLL The Quill and Scroll is an honorary organization for students who have been actively associated with journalism for a year or more. The students work on the newspaper or yearbook staff and become eligible for membership by recommendation of their teachers. They have an opportunity to compete for state and national honors in journalism because of membership. Mike Carter and Janice Fuller, co-editors of the annual staff demonstrate the qualities which made them eligible for membership — diligence and dedication. First row: Vickie Smith, Debbie Capayne, Linda Cowart, Historian: Cheryl Craft, Renee Johnston. Mary Lynn Groom, Jo Ann Boren, Mitzi Ward, Debbie Gafford: Second row: Karen Doswell, Mike Carter. Jimmy Hinson. Joy Register, Vicki Jones. Secre- tary; Janice Fuller. Chaplain; Sharron Sweatt, Susan Beesley, Ann Ballentine, Miss Nan Rainwater: Third row: Ann Harp, Billy Kelly. Scott Riddle. Stan Lane, President; Jeff Slaughter. Mike Jurisin, George Irvin. Bobby Battles, Debbie Lunsford. Treasurer. Not pictured: Ray Young. Vice President. “You say they're drafting Miss Rainwater to run for the state senate majority leader?! No wonder we can’t find her!” The Officers of the club, with the consent of Mrs. Maddox, pose on the front stairway of the Governor’s Mansion. STUDENTS OF THE AMERICAN WAY By their trip to the state capital where they viewed the varied faces of government in history the stu- dents of the American Way were justly rewarded for the headaches, the sore feet, and the raspy throats accompanying the sale of corsages for the Columbus-Jordan game. Visits from government of- ficials helped the club to fully understand the demo- cratic process. “And then I told her my mother voted for Calla- way . . .” 146 You say Frankenstein started this way?” Buzzy, Cheryl, Ann. and Connie experiment with chemistry lab equipment. Renee Johnston poses with Randy Hall, Sweepstakes win- ner in the Science Fair, and the Plaque on which his name will be engraved. First row: Robin Wadsworth. Wanda Hopkins, Linda Cowart, Secretary. Renee Johnston. President; Karen Doswell, Chaplain; Mike Carter. Vice-President; Kay Hatcher. Cheryl Craft, Jo Ann Register. Debbie (.af- ford, Treasurer. Second row: Melinda Smith, Linda Neilson, Debbie Lunsford. Sam Pinkston. Steve Fullerton. Ann Harp, Vicki Jones. Sharron Sweatt. Randy Hall. Mrs. Gunter, Sponsor. Third row: Buzzy Carr. Neal Hol- ton, Stan Lane. David Robbins, Steve Rustin. Mike Jurisin. Mike Lewis. George Dix. Ray Young. BI-PHY-CHEM SCIENCE CLUB The Bi-Phy-Chem Science Club was instituted to meet the goals and aims of Jordan’s scientifically oriented students. The club sponsored several events throughout the year. Beginning the first week of school, members sold book- covers to finance its activities. Following the bookcover sales, the club gave toys to the Valley Rescue Mission, sponsored the science fair and held an initiation pricnic for new members. Mike, Renee, and Debbie examine Mrs. Gunter’s bulletin board on the chemistry of seasonal changes with Dr. Sans- ing, a biochemist from the University of Georgia. 147 Ever climbing: to higher ideals. Grady Rose and Allen Anderson ascertain the safety of the fire escape for the possibility of emergency use. Mike Lewis and Ray Young confer with Mr. Beatty, their ad- viser. about the year’s record of the Hi-Y’s activities. The Fellowship Hi-Y was so named because each member shares a fellowship with the other members in his beliefs of right and his dedication to promote the better elements in society. Being a thriving club, the group accomplished much in service to others. They collected money for MOD, CARE, and the Heart Fund and assisted needy families. FELLOWSHIP HI-Y 148 First row: Tony Daniel. Lamar German. Ray Young. Mike Littleton. Robbie Noell. Second row: Mike Mobley. Grady Rose. Scott Riddle, Terry Payne. Allen Anderson. Mike Lewis. David Dockery. First row: Mike Willoughby, Mike Littleton, Alicia Wood. Mike Mobley. President; Andy Kelley, Jimmy Hinson, Kathy Bass. Kathy Snell. Second row: Edward Gibson, Billy O’Brien, Allen Anderson. Ricky Batts, Gary Low man, Donnie Thomas, Presley Tutherow, Gary Carmichael, Mr. Gary McCord. Adviser. Third row: Butch Beach. Bob Carr, Stan I ane, Vice-President, Frank Macon, Mike Jurisin, Chaplain; Wayne Knoch, Buck Bowers. Grady Rose. Secretary; David Hanna. Treasurer. KEY CLUB Stanley Lane and Frank Macon consult with President Mike Mobley before leaving to sell bread for the March of Dimes. The Key Club is sponsored by the well-known Kiwams Club, whose service to the community and dedication to high ideals is famous. Jordan’s Key Clubbers display these same characteristics of dedication and high stan- dards. Members kept themselves busy this year with many small favors for the school and neighborhood. One of their major projects was a car wash for Mus- cular Dystrophy. But it was not all work. Every Tues- day some lucky member was asked to join the Kiwanis Club at lunch. David Hanna. Mr. Gary McCord, Key Club Sweetheart Kathy Bass, and Andy Kelly work with buckets, sponges, and rags to raise money for Muscular Dystrophy. 149 JUNIOR CIVITAN First row: Denise Floyd, Debbie Capayne, Secretary; Becky Floyd, Karen Doswell, Chaplain; Mary Lynn Croom, Darlene Drady, Lola Lynch. Second row: Kenny Winstead, Joyia Anthony, Sharron Sweatt, Gloria Kite, Joy Register, Treasurer; Linda Neilson. Judy Hay. Third row: Sam Pinkston. Debbie Mixon. Ray Young, President; Wayne Britton, Sargeant-at-Arms; Steve Rustin. Scott Riddle. Ricky Parris, Alicia Wood. One of the most active clubs at Jordan, the Jr. Civitan Club, sponsored by the Columbus Civitan Club, promotes the advantages of good citizenship. Its members went all out for the March of Dimes, raising almost $100. Further serving the community, they collected $54 for UNICEF, prepared food bas- kets, sponsored a needy family at Thanksgiving, and at Christmas, with numb hands and chattering teeth, sold fruitcakes. To raise money to dress a child for Easter, they painted curb numbers. With his feet propped on Mr. Entrekin's desk. Ray relaxed while conferring with Karen, Debbie, and Darlene about forthcoming Civitan activities on the calendar. Mr. Entrekin, sponsor of the Jr. Civitan Club, worked tirelessly with literature for Civitan and other organizations. 150 JUNIOR EXCHANGE CLUB First row: Ricky Rogers. Rodger Riedel, Rusty Gilmer, Donnie Lanier, President; Darahyl Dennis. Vice-President; Don Folds, Rusty Anderson, Mr. Joe Williams. Sponsor. Second row: Scott Riddle. Mike Martin. Olin Ausburn, Treasurer; Jeff Slaughter, John Sanders. Buck Bowers. Mike Britton. Mike Baltimore. Secretary. A group of men meeting for lunch some eighty years ago began to exchange ideas on how they could be of service to the community. Realizing they would be more effective together, they or- ganized themselves into what is today the Ex- change Club. The Jr. Exchange Club continues to serve the community. In raising $200 for the March of Dimes, Jordan’s Chapter proved its dedi- cation to the motto “Service through Unity.’ Roger Riedel, Mike Martin, and Buck Bowers clown for the camera during the project of sell- ing toothbrushes with the senior Exchange Club to help fight cerebral palsy. At an informal meeting, club members “run over a few things.” 151 In celebration of a victory by the basketball team, members prepare a special table for the sharpshooters. ALPHA TRI-HI-Y The purpose of the Tri-Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character.” So goes the pledge, and these Tri-Hi-Y members take it to heart. Alpha girls were among those who stood for hours selling poppies on Veterans' Day; they campaigned for March of Dimes. On Valentine’s Day the club introduced the original idea of taking candy to Restmere and spending time with the elderly there. All the members work to extend kindness and hope to those around them. First row: Kathy Bass. Debbie Capayne, Sheila Hill. Second row: Vickie Holland. Debbie Mixon. Marlene Frye. Dianne Thomas; Mrs. Venable, adviser. 152 Their arms loaded with magazines, clothes, and food supplies. Joyce Raybon and Vickie Dorminey prepare to leave for the Valley Rescue Mission. Karen and Marol work on a bulletin board as one of the club’s activities for Mrs. Ann Lovett, their sponsor. DELTA TRI-HI-Y Although one of the smaller clubs, Delta was, nonetheless, active this year. The members busied themselves with projects such as food baskets for the needy, Bible cards for those in the hospital, and assistance to teachers. Their quiet dedication to their ideals is best expressed by the Friendship Circle’s prayer—1“Let the words of my mouth and the meditations of my heart be acceptable in Thy sight.” First row. Belinda Sheffield. Vickie Dorminey. Debbie Sawyer. Joyce Raybon. Second row . Karen Doswell. Secretary-Treasurer and Chaplain; Barbara Ellerbee. Brenda Dorn. President; Marol Taylor. ice-Pres dent Mrs. Ann Lovett, adviser. 153 First row: Carol Ussery. Mona Daughtery, Irene Yates, Betty Lou Smith, Janna Teel, Martha Pate, Rhon- da Spivey. Second row: Darlene Drady, Betsy Jones, Carol Chambless, Joy Register. Chaplain; Madelyn Hub- bard, President; Diane Parker, Diane Edwards, Jeannie Germany, Mary Lynn Croom. Treasurer. Third row: Mrs. Carpenter, adviser; Joyce Smith. Pat Ratastini, Secretary; Rita Johnston. Cathy Durden. Gail Locklar, Sharron Sweatt, Vice-president; Marilyn Wicker. Mrs. Greene, adviser. GAMMA TRI-HI-Y The largest of the Tri-Hi-Y’s. Gamma is also the most active. This year, as every year. Gamma was awarded a certificate for their many services to the community. Welcoming new teachers to Jordan, helping new students, sponsoring senior apprecia- tion and SMILE days kept Gamma busy this year. One of their major projects was arranging for Teen Talks. During these talks many speakers expressed their con- fidence in youth’s future world, the good in which Gamma is helping to build. Mayor Allen presents Mrs. Carpenter, Shir- ley Greene, last year’s secretary, and Made- lyn Hubbard, this year’s president, with a commendation for “service to the commu- nity.” Mary Lynn accepts the offer of cookies and punch from fellow Gamma members, Carol Ussery and Martha Pate. Mr. Bill Screws, Miss Margaret Cox and Mrs. McGarrah cut the cake prepared for them in appreciation by gamma. 154 ZETA TRI-HI-Y “Are there any letters missing?” Members prepare to change the message on the marquee in front of the gym. Composed of underclassmen, Zeta’s helpfulness ex- ceeds the bounds of ages, classes, and grades. Faith- fully they perform the duties they have elected for their own, such as caring for the marquee or clean- ing the trophy case. The efforts put forth are well- appreciated by the students and faculty, but this is not the reason for their dedication. Theirs is the attitude which helped build our nation’s character— the satisfaction in doing a job well is one’s best reward. First row: Denise Floyd. Cheryl McLendon, Treasuier; Janie Entrekin. Pam Arnold Sheryl Pitts Mrs. Knowles, adviser. Second row: Peggy Herren, Secretary; Renee Gibson. Chaplain; Debi Gilmer. Rhonda May. Judy Hay. President; Adelia Godwin, Vice-President. First row: Debbie Ward, Vicki Smith, Debbie Capayne. Debbie Adams. Julia Dilleshaw, Laura Malloy, Pam Osborne. Jan Chesser. Bonnie Shiver, Prissy Parker. Hal Henry. Second row: Janice Holmes, Jackie Bowman. Jenelle Smith, Alta Gillespie, Rhonda Scroggins, Lori Jenkins, Suellyn Griffin, Bonnie Gay, Kathy Haines. Wanda Saxon, Cliff Brewer. Third row: Marsha Minnix, Carol Craig. Debra Crouch, Inez Jones. Debra Whiten, Scott Riddle. Gayle Locklar, Billy McClendon, Lynn Gunn. Marol Taylor, Peggy Herren. RKI) CROSS Everyone knows that each year the Red Cross takes up donations for its worldwide program. But “every- one” may be unaware of the other activities the organization accomplishes. Besides instruction in first aid, the members also distribute magazines which tell of new advancements around the world and help to promote safety in the home and com- munity. The officers have an informal meeting in Mr. Beaty’s office to discuss new ideas for the Red Cross. 156 First row: Brenda Russell, Alta Gillespie, Susan Enfinger, Judy Whitley. Second row: Deborah Shirley, Becky Loats. George Dix, Rhonda Scroggins. Debra Ashby. Alta Gillespie examines the various parts of the human brain while considering the occupation of a neurosurgeon. Researching the possibilities of being a lab technician Becky Ix ats consults a volume on the correct use of laboratory apparatus. ALLIED MEDICAL CAREERS This club is made up of those whose interest in science as well as humanity leads them to choose a career in the medical field. In Allied Medical Careers they are able to learn what areas are most promising for the future. With the guidance of those in medical professions and information to help them to evaluate new trends in medicine, these young people go into their career with a sound knowledge of what they want. 157 GARDEN CLUB Busily working: to prepare the courtyard for summer’s green are Deborah Coleman, Lynn Gunn and Alta Gillespie. First row: Nan Heath, Debra Porter. Diane Timmons, Sherry Cpperly, Angela Roper, Margaret Gardner. Peggy Herren, Bill Broderick, Peggy Fields. Second Row: Barbara Taylor, Sue Floyd, Vicki Davis, Alta Gillispie, President Rhonda May. Deborah Coleman. Darlent Taylor, Debra Shir- ley, Mary Ann Mitchell. Third row: Marie Gambill, Lynn Gunn, Vice-President; Ronald Watford, Donald George, Andrew Carden. Billy Snipes. Dennis Starling, Ronald Sasser. Ralph Bowen. De- nise Joiner. The Garden Club’s main function was to care for the grounds of the school. The members cleaned the court- yards, planted flowers, hoed weeds, trimmed the trees and bushes and made suggestions concerning the upkeep of the campus. Under the supervision of Miss Coursen the members of the Garden Club deserve the credit for the beauty of our campus. 158 Watch your shoes! Bill Broderick, as many other Jordan boys, sported white shoes this spring and attempted to keep his shoes clean as he raked the yard. TEENS’ ACTION PROGRAM L. to R.: Judy Hay, Rita Johnston, Terry McIntosh. Scott Riddle. Madelyn Hftbbard. Marathon walkers Wayne Britton, Madelyn Hubbard, Debbie Mixon, Terry McIntosh, Debbie Capayne, Mitzi Ward, and Buck Bowers search for shoes to ease their aching feet. The symbols of achievement: March of Dimes cans, buttons, badges, baloons, and — dimes. Jordan this year claimed its own MOD Squad—the group of volunteers for the March of Dimes. Covering fifty- two miles in the annual Warm Springs Walkathon, Teens’ Action Program collected over $2,000 to help crippled and handicapped children. The main target of this year’s campaign was hirth defects and the action of this busy group helped to insure that the war on birth defects will be strong and successful. Mr. E. L. Butterworth. director of Junior Achievement, pre- sided over the MOD assembly on birth defects and asked the support of everyone. 159 Debbie Capayne and Woody Williams lend a hand in promoting National Library Week for the benefit of the student body. President George Irvin and Miss Bernholz seem pleased with the results of the Battle of the Bands ticket sales. STUDENT COUNCIL Throughout the year every Tuesday morning the hall door opens to a dark auditorium to allow the representatives of the Student Council to enter. Here the opinions of the student body are voiced and heeded. With the cooperation of everyone involved, Jordan’t small experiment in democracy succeeds exceptionally well. First row: Kathi Howard, Tricia Cotton, Judy Thompson, David Cochran, Kathy Bass, Debbie Capayne, Secretary; Joe Lewis, Denise Floyd, Jean Napier, Pam Kelly, Rhonda Spivey, Mike Rayburn. Second row: Joy Ward, Robin King, Susan Petty, Rena Betty, Rhonda May, Jimmy Hinson, Anita Moore, Debbie Gajan, Martha Jane Davidson, Judy Hay, Betty Lou Smith. Third row: Cindy Allen, Alta Gillespie, Jill Wright, Gayle Locklar, Rita Johnston, Gary Carmicheal, Marilyn Murray, Jane Smith, Woody Williams, Glenda Ward, Kathy Thomason, Miss Bernholz, Adviser. Fourth row: Debbie Mixon, Vice-President; Donnie Smith, Ricky Herring, George Irvin, President; Sammy Moss, Mike Jurisin, Mike Mobley, David Darrah, Buck Bowers, Bobby Battles, Kathy Carr. 160 HONOR SOCIETY Mary Lynn Gilliland pins an identification tag on Butchie Aaron, as Joy Register watches from the piano, during the Fall induction. In a solemn candle-lit ceremony the new inductees of the Honor Society take their pledge. They are selected from the student body as being the best of their class in scholarship, leadership, service, and citizenship. To be selected for mem- bership is an honor, one well carried by those who are so chosen. Terry McIntosh and Rebecca Williams serve re- freshments at the reception held in Jordan’s li- brary after the Spring induction. First row: Vicky Smith, Liz Fields, Rebecca Williams. Kathy Smith. Butchie Aaron enny Wiwt d K Uwery, Lindm Cowart. Betty Boren. Melanie McKeel, Susan Sipper. Karen Doswell, Debbie Gafford. Second ston, Susan Beesley. Janice Fuller. Pat Batastim Arne Nance, Mike Berry. K Sue Jones land. Debra Crouch. Mike Carter. Carol Welch. Third row: Sharon Grissett, Bobby Battles, Sherry Jack on. MnSr Grady Rose. Stan Lane, Mike Jurisin, Terry McIntosh, Tommy Carlisle Vicky Jones Debbie Lunsford, Mike kolesf Debbie Thames. Fourth row. Cheryl Craft, Regina Britt, Susan Hunmcutt, Reda Bristow, Susan Tate, F nc‘® Diane Butterworth. Shirley Quinn. Sharon Thompson. Wanda flowers, Marilyn Wicker, Debra £°.bb’J k Stuart, Ada Bentley. Sandra Knight. Cheryl Taylor. Fifth row: Linda Srn.thBarbara Jack Shay, Darahyl Dennis. Marcia Carden, Harold Bailey. David Williams, Roy McLeod, David Hanna, Debra Whiten. Buzzy Carr, Terry Byrant, Kathy Bass, Susan Berry, Elaine Sharpe. 161 First row: Christine Darby, Judy Whitley, Sue Hart, Irene Yates, Wanda Woodcock, Brenda Jones, Terri Harden, Debbie Wade, Sandra Thomas, Mary Whiddon. Second row: Brenda Dorn, Mural Taylor, Brenda Schimmel. Debra Crouch, Margie Long, Nancy Ragland. Pat Harris. Sandy Borders. Regina Culpepper. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Each spring, new graduates set out with many great plans for life. Though there may be many plans for future leaders of America —political, social, educational—unless there are good homes from which these may come, there can be no future. The accomplishment represented by the Future Homemakers of America reflects the hope and pride of home- making every girl has in her heart. Joyce Raybon and Patricia Harris practice preparing dinner for two in anticipation of the time when they’ll cook for a new husband. Brenda Dorn lends a hand in helping to keep the Home Ec. department cleaned, one of FHA’s duties, by dusting the living room. Arranging flowers is one of the many arts Future Home- makers learn in order to create a pleasant atmosphere in the home. 162 First row: Kathy Glau, Connie Walden, Barbara Howard Charlotte Sellers, Diane Barber. Second row: Donna Minton. Cindy Allen. Robin Kin , JoAnn Taylor, Annette Whitehurst, Anita deBrabant, Irene Yates, Susan Miller. Charlene Fuller. Third row: Janie Borum, Sara Miles, Glenda Ward. Martha Sanders, Opal Peters. Debra Culpepper, Linda Childs, Lori Jenkins Debra Montgomery, Donna Paschal. Fourth row: Kathy Hamil- ton, Arrie Nance, Steve Fullerton, Danny Hughes, Keith Owen, Lea Clark, Velda Gilbert; Mrs. Elizabeth Glenda Ward. Barbara Howard and Kathy Hamilton discuss proper business attire with Mrs. Jorgenson, manager owner of Woodwards Fabrics. Davis, adviser. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA “You mean they meet downtown—at business places?” This is usually the pleased, surprised response of someone who inquires about the FBI-A. Yes. the club meets at business places—where else for future business leaders? Showing their career acumen and initiative, this year the club opened a branch of the First National Bank at Jordan. It was a success, as are all of the ventures of this energetic, going-places group. Kathy Hamilton and Barbara Howard accept the congratu- lations of Mayor J. R. Allen over the recognition of Jordan’s FBLA as an outstanding organization. It is good, fellows? Keith and Steve sample the food served at the FBLA initiation where new members were required to wear old. odd clothes. 163 FUTURE SECRETARIES OF AMERICA Some people feel that if a girl wants to be “just a sec- retary,” she is not aiming for any great ambition. But the members of the Future Secretaries of America prove that attitude wrong. Dedication and perseverance are required to measure up to their standards. Considera- tion is given to typing techniques, accuracy in trans- cription, and other exacting skills which will enable them to be the good secretaries so needed in today’s world. Mabel Bailey gives Kathy Huff some pointers on charm —such as no more than fourteen different points of in- terest in one outfit. Betty Sue Jones has a reputation for working hard which her employer well appreciates. First row: Mitzi Ward, Barbara Howard. Donna Minton. Mary Lynn Croom, Margaret Brooks, Regina Beard. Susan Sipper, Kathi Howard, Sheila Burkett. Second row: Elaine Phillips, Vickie Holland. Joyce Butler, Carol Craig, Bertha Quinley, Susan Hunnicutt, Peggy Strickland. Kathy Huff. Irene Yates. Third row: Anne Ballen. tine, Cindy Hipps, Kathy Hamilton, Debra Ashby, Bettty Sue Jones. Christine Collinge, Debra Cobb, Sharon Thompson. Debbie Hudman. 164 Helping Miss Abercrombie with her paper work are Joy Register and Janie Entrekin. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA “The Future Teachers of America.” The name and future occupation of this club’s members place them on the side of the ‘‘enemy;” they are nonetheless appreciated. They help to schedule students at the beginning of the year and assist teachers, sometimes even substituting for them when necessary. First row: Becky Andrews. Sandra Busby, Rhonda Hall. Debbie Capayne. Second row: Nancy Cannon, Cathy Collins. Joy Register. Wayne Britton, Madelyn Hubbard. Phyllis Higdon. Janie Entrekin. First row: Robin Kin ?, Debbie Capayne, Denise Floyd, Katherine Haines, Janet Payne, Kenny Winstead, Rose Simonson, Judy Hay, Alta Gillespie, Bonnie Shiver, Charlene Fuller. Second row: Linda Neilson, Betsy Jones, Marlene Frye, Carol Chambless, Debbie Mixon, Rita Johnston, Donna Hand, Marie Gambill, Sharon Thompson; Miss Sandra Taylor, advisor. Third row: Zachary Woodcock. Wayne Irions, Scott Riddle, Steve Rustin, Frank Macon, David Smarr, Paul Turner, Brent Butler, Tommy Powell. Paul Turner agonizes through a decision on stage. The feeling of weariness after a rehearsal is reflected in the faces of Paul. Bonnie, and Kenny. Backstage, Miss Taylor explains the feeling she wishes to receive from a particular scene. DRAMATICS The Jordan High School Drama Department began as a result of Mr. R. H. Taliaferro who saw the need for this aspect of the performing arts in high school—“I think we ought to have a senior play. J ei!e his words. From that fall in 1965 when “Annie Get Your Gun marked the beginning, flve nBr° w®yp cals have been presented which brought critical acclaim from the Ledger-Enquirer newspapers. JJ 1™1 and state competitions have proved the Jordan actors to be among the best. Each year the 8 y ents have different faces but that intangible, undefineable feeling that might be labeled There s no business like show business” is seen on everyone’s face when the curtain comes down. Martha Jane Davidson, already in costume, helps Karen Doswell put the finishing touches on her make-up backstage. An old man? No, it’s Zachary Woodcock who, under the expert hand of Mrs. Mamie Henry, is preparing to play the part of an old country post office keeper. 167 First row: Teresa Lees. Patsy Ward. Byron Griffin. Robert Penton. Sam Stoneback. Bill Black. Richard Cottrell. Sue Cottrell. Second row: Linda Childs. Glenda Ward, Mike Smith. Wayne Britton, Mike Milam, Steve Waller, Howard Kyser, Jane Smith. Pam Blaxton, Pam Rogers. Third row: Linda Plemmons. Barbara Black, Georgia Roberson, Wanda Hopkins. Darlene Taylor. Gayle Locklar. Terry Hardin. Kathy Haines. Irene Yates. Debbie Gill. MIXED CHORUS After their annual Christmas concert at Trinity Ep.scopal Church, the Mixed Chorus went on to earn one Superior and two Excellent ratings at the music festival with their renditions of Handel’s “Hallelujah Amen,” and “Charlottetown. First row: Judy Fowler. Elizabeth Karen Doswell. Margaret Brooks, Debbie Capayne. Second row: Bonnie Woodham. Elaine Phillips. Joy Register. ADVANCED GIRLS’ CHORUS First Row: Connie Shavor, Susan Perkins, Jonnette Storey, Anita Moon-. Call Parker, Vickie Doswell, Diane Owens. Second Row: Gloris Coe, Theresa Price. Prissy Parker. Debbie Walton, Cheryl riDI C Brasington, Jean Murphy, Sherry Martin, Wanda Ashmore. Third Row: Cathy Smith, Janice Watson, Brenda Colvin, Ramona Lane. Connie Bedgood, Brenda Fuller. Rena Betty, Debbie Caudle, mr wiiTn Karen Knox. Carol Jones, Kathy Richardson. Fourth Row: Carole McCrary Dale Cash Brenda C HOKUb Troiano, Pauline Faircloth, Nancy Smith. Cathy Colwell, Deborah Wilbanks. Donna Mitchell. Anna Strickland. Jeannie Barton, Beth Williams, Jackie Kirkland. Sandra Woodham. In this chorus, the girls who will later go to be members of the other groups are trained in the fundamentals of sightreading, key signatures, chord arrangements and time signatures. They also learn how to breathe correctly and direct sound. X First Row: Linda McMullen, Judy Beach. Judy Whitley. Linda Farrington Diane Barber, JoAnn Register. Second Row: Pat Chandler, Gail Parks, Adelia Godwin, Brenda Barcfield, Shirley Allen, Susan Petty,. Donna Coker, Diane Regan Pat Huf- stetler, Pauline Meadows. Third Row: Carol Craig, Renee Gibson, Jerry Hatcher, Nancy Ragland, Kathy Bennett, Sharon Johnson, Nancy Thomason, Charlane Horne, Becky Loats. Cathy Collins. Wanda Watson. INTERMEDIATE GIRLS’ CHOIR This year the Intermediate girls also brought home three superior ratings and the judges praises from the festival. The group was commended that they had a “beautiful sound with a feeling of an ensemble and not just having a sing-along, being very attractive and working well together. 169 First row: Elizabeth Fizer, Tricia Cotton, Annette Glau, Pat Gunn, Brenda Wright, Jewell Chambley, Angela Halstead, Debbie Baker, Debra Brown, Suzanne Koffman. Second row: Faye Pollock, Linda Mask, Gail Ward, Anita Smith, Vicki Hinesley, Patty Sapp, Jeanette Gray, Ceil Killingsworth, Theresa Ross, GIRLS’ Glenda Wright. Third row: Susan Hart, Becky Carlisle, Mary Storey, Debbie Mills, Penny Sapp, Darlene ,,,, Kelly, Donna Holman, Laura Tate, Deborah Gajan, Sharon Hamby, Janice Herring, Lynn Cox. Mainly composed of sophomores, the Girls’ Glee is a chorus for young, inexperienced voices. They are comparable to the Intermediate Girls in that they represent a progressive point between the beginning and higher choruses. First row: Dianne Owens, Debbie Walton, Prissy Parker, Sherry Martin, Gloria Coe. Sec- ond row: Carol Jones, Maria Trawick, Karen Knox, Patty Sapp, Ceil Killingsworth, Cheryl Brasington, Gail Parker. Third row: Brenda Fuller, Rena Betty, Donna Mitchell, Darlene Kelley, Debra Gajan, Connie Bedgood, Dale Cash. This group is an extracurricular ensemble, created for freshmen and sophomores. Meeting before and after school, the girls rehearsed together. After making their debut at Jordan's Christmas concert, they were well received at the concerts in which they performed. NINTH AND TENTH GRADE ENSEMBLE 170 First row: Debbie Adams, Starr Beman, Vicky Foster. Ronald Chandler, Deborah Cook, Ronnie Regan. Miss Wheeler, adviser. Second row: Leonard Hovey, Jim Bridges, Steve V'ann. Mike Ray, Danny Elkins. Earnest Paulk, Edward Norton. Dennis Park. Larry Croxton, Elisabeth Sheffield, Donnie Wood, Wendell Paulk. David Gardner, Jack McCain. Pat Land. Harmon Parker. Kenneth Johnson. Raymond Whitley. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION “Hello, may I help you?” Everyone is familiar with these words. Sales personal are always offering their service to those who patronize their places of business. Distributive Education helps to polish the aptitude for selling which is in- herent in those in the program. It teaches not only how to sell goods but also how to “sell” other people on one’s employer, and his services. Starr Beman and Elisabeth Sheffield practice keeping the customer— in this case. Raymon Whitley—happy and satisfied. At Thanksgiving. D.E. students, along with members of many other organizations, col- lected food for needy families. Gamma’s Madelyn Hubbard and Betty Lou Smith joined D.E.’s Elisabeth Sheffield and Laura Tate in delivering baskets of canned goods. 171 First row: Janice Holmes, Sylvia Coker, Donna McMillan. Barbara Peed. Ann Buchanan. Janice Edwards. Susan Sipper, Deedee Anderson. Imogene Hardy. Kay Rhoden. Joie Fisher. Paulette Butts, Judy Stuart. Second row: Reba Mack, Cathy Hawkins, Sandy Bullard, Linda Brown, Kathy Patterson, Brenda Stubbs, Pat Watkins, Faye Elliott, Cathy Lunsford. Brenda Huggins. Debra Wat- son, Diane McGrotha. Third row: Sherrie Wofford, Thomas Swain. Randall Crenshaw. Bruce Holt, Robert Farmer, Mike Edwards. Roger Hughes, Connie Lewis, Joyce Fowler. Lynn Pollock. Fourth row: Vickie Hundley. Eddie Hammock. Anthony Hovey, Dana Benzing. Johnny Golden, Danny Ward. David Green, Gary Pigg. Susan Reese, Linda Jackson. Fifth row: Wayne Faircloth, Ricky McCollum. Mr. Gunter. DIVERSIFIED COOPERATIVE TRAINING Performance. If there is one thing the members of the DCT program learn, it is performance. Under the guidance of Mr. Gunter, the students learn to discipline their time so that all they do reflects order and industry. Teachers have commented that DCT students are often the best. They manage to balance work experience, which equips them with sound knowledge be- fore entering the business world, with academic achievements—no small task! Performance is the key word by which they may be described. Dana Benzing, Roger Hughes, and Gary Pigg spoof cupid at the Valentine’s Day party given for DCT by Mr. Gunter. Susan Sipper prepares a stencil for one of Lines in front of the VIC A ( Vocational-Industrial Clubs of America) shield the many printing jobs DCT does. are Roger Hughes, Pat Watkins. Joyce Fowler. Kathy Patterson, Susan Slipper. and Gary Pigg. 172 Debbie Thames, who works in the Medical Center’s Record Department in the VOT program, files a patient’s medical history. Filing is one of Judy Bridges’ duties as a Columbus Bank and Trust Company employee. First row. Sheila Burkett, Shirley Hall, Donna Minton, Sharon LeBaron, Rebecca Williams, Vicki Miles, Sharon Grissett, Liz Fields. Debbie Thames. Second row: Donna Carpenter, Debbie Sawyers. Peggy Strickland, Frances Attaway. Nancy Newsome. Judy Bridges, Regina Britt, Anita deBrabant, Betty Boren. Kathy Smith. Regina Beard. VOCATIONAL OFFICE TRAINING Vocational Office Training enables the student who wishes to develop her capabilities as an office worker while continuing her education to accomplish both aims. With the training they receive in working, students in this program have a solid foundation for future success. 173 Mrs. Presley checks typing instructions with Kathy Foree. First row: Jan Chesser. Joyce Raybon. Pat Jones, Cathy Parrish. Becky Andrews, Dianne Owens. Linda Smith. Second row: Martha Sanders. Barbara Ellerbee, Marie Smith. Joyia An- thony. Troy Anthony, Wanda Flowers. Janet Thaxton. Third row: Carlton Wingett, Bill Terry, Buzzy Carr, Ty Moreland. Harold Saucier. Mike Harris, Charles Teet. Zachary Woodcock. FRENCH CLUB “Parle vous Francais?” If you do, and are as zany as the French cavaliers, you will find yourself at home among the members of the French Club. They study not only the lan- guage of France, but also her customs and her people. Is there a small part of France’s heart in America? Oui, monsieur! Carlton Wingett tries to win his lady. Linda Smith, in the French manner at the club’s initiation. 174 Dawn Anderson poses as an artist sketching along the Seine in a recent fashion show. David Hanna. Drew Carden, and Georjre Dix concentrated on an afternoon chess frame. The Library is a quiet place, excellent for study and concen- tration. It is because of this that the Chess Club claims it as “home base.” The reasons for the existence of this club fro far beyond the playing of a frame. By the application of themselves to chess they help develop the concentration and patience they will need in later life. CHESS CLUB First row: Jimmy Hinson. Steve Fullerton. Eddie Dorman, Douir Pritchett, David Durden. Second row: Mike Berry, Richard Askew, Drew Carden. J. C. Suddeth, Jr.. David Hanna. George Dix. 175 J CLUB The qualifications for the J Club are that the prospective member be an athlete—and a good one. It does not matter what sport is most excelled in as long as the person is dedi- cated to doing his very best. With the encouragement of ex- cellence in sports, there is also an emphasis on the develop- ment of good sportsmanship. Each boy is therefore doubly qualified as a representative of Jordan. Officers have a meeting with the coaches to discuss the forth- coming banquet at which annual awards are presented. First row: Mike Littleton, David Dockery. Tony Daniel. Second row: Rodney Milner. Doc Brown, Dennis Starling. Ed- ward Gipson, Allen Anderson, James Hart, Thomas Yawn, Gary Carmichael. Bucky Condor. Third row: A1 Wells, Jerry Averill, Sammy Greene. Mike Mobley, Terry McIntosh, Jack Boone, Gary Lowman, Tommy Fails. Bubba Boone. Fourth row: Eddie Tefft, Terry Farmer. Buck Bowers, Butch Beach, Wayne Enoch, Terry Payne. Billy O’Brien, Donnie Thomas, Ricky Batts. After another JVHS victory, a special table for the special guys who won it is set up in the lunchroom. 176 First row: Pam Kelly. Jan Chesser. Nancy Cannon. Prissy Parker, Rubye Coursey, Susan Cottrell, Karen Ross. Second row: Joy Ward. Elaine Smith, Rosie Gay, Debra Turner, Janet Calhoun, Vickie Dormen, Deborah Gajan, Pat Hufstetler, Georgia Robinson. Third row: Barbara Ellerbee, Kathy Led- bedder, Debra Gilmer, Donna Mitchell, Valerie Smith. Kathy Collins, Deborah Thaxton. Pam Green. PEP CLUB Requisite 1: Be able to yell quite loudly for extended periods of time. Requisite 2: Be able to jump and withstand ex- cited slaps upon the back from enthusiastic spectators. Req- uisite 3: Be so devoted to Jordan that you will support its standards, its name, and its team against all outside attacks. The members of the Pep Club fulfill all these requirements. They can be found cheering “our boys” in the rain, the cold, the burning sun; and with such devoted fervor that none can doubt their love of Jordan and all she represents. “Oh please let us win, please let us win, please let us win . . ” For a reflective moment, Pat stops her clapping to The joy and the glory and the swelling wave of pride in a listen to the praise of the team’s last efforts. touchdown. 177 First row: Kathy Bass, Martha Jane Davidson, Kathy Snell, Vickie Smith. Second row': Debbie Mixon. Mitzi Ward. Sharon Thompson. CHEERLEADERS 178 Sharon Thompson Senior Class Mrs. Massey and Miss Fussell, Cheerleader sponsors, prepare to leave for another frame and root the team to another victory. Debbie Mixon Co-Captain Senior Class Kathy Snell Senior Class 179 JORDAN RED PICCOLO Wanda Flowers FLUTE Gloria Kite Alicia W'ood Debbie Maulden Sandy Salinjr Cathy Paulk Shelly Amerson Joan McGahee Cindy Shiver Debbie Jones Sue Floyd Pe fry Cole OBOE Linda Neilson Faye Waldrop Renee Brookins Connie Walden Herbie Murray Kaye Hatcher Cindy Hatcher Barbara Hubbard Kay Ellis Cheryl Smith Amrett Barefoot ALTO CLARINET Laurie Woolfolk Lavoy Thompson BASS CLARINET Robert Mixon Mike Jackson Susan Miller ( ONTRA BASS CL A RIN ET BASSOON Buzzy Carr W’anda Kirkland CLARINET Lola Lynch Ellen Snell Ronald Culpepper Jan Davis Cheryl Craft Robin Wadsworth Hilton Lewis Janella Gaddy ALTO SAXOPHONE Annette Whitehurst Alton Duncan Marcia Carden Kathy Drinkard TENOR SAXOPHONE Susan W’aldrop Philip Floyd JACKET BAND BARITONE SAXOPHONE David Joiner CORNET Larry Dixon Betsy Jones Ronnie Parsons Jerry Williams Carlton Wingett Billy Lemke Bill Broderick Donnie Dickson Arver Freeman John Gillespie TRUMPET Ray Young Gedney Miller FRENCH HORN Richard Ogburn Gary Currier Ronnie Watford Nestor Grafals TROMBONE Jim Heyser David Robbins Steve Smith Cynthia Osbon Mike Hill Lee Vester BARITONE Kenny Winstead Paul Turner Bill Amerson Bob Bailey BASS Greg Moore Danny Hughes Steve Rustin Joel Carr PERCUSSION David Miller Mike Lewis Bobby EHerbee Steve Lumpkin Robbie Noell Mike Glisson Ricky Gladney BAND OFFICERS Captain. Kenny Winstead 1st Lieutenant. David Miller 2nd Lieutenant. Ronnie Parsons Secretary. Lola Lynch Drum Major. Paul Turner Jeanella Gaddy, freshman class. Flickering stadium lights off their batons lik? stars juggled in a contest, the majorettes command every spectator's atten- tion when they step onto the field. Behind the routines go many hours of practice and discipline. Chosen on the basis of their poise, talent, and musical ability, the majorettes are confident they will receive the applause they deserve when they face the spectators in the stands. Faye Waldrop, sophomore class. 182 Alicia Wood, sophomore class. The majorettes show off their style in front of the Coliseum Kates. They are: kneeling. Lola Lynch. Gloria Kite, and Faye Waldrop; standin?, Jeanella Gaddy and Alicia Wood. Lola Lynch, senior class. 184 HOMECOMING QUEEN AND COURT Standing: Dennis Reese, Rena Betty, Billy Kelly, Joyia Anthony, Lamar Woodham, Debbie Mixon, Bobby Battles. Kathy Snell, Robert Dixon, Rita Johnston, Lee Norton, Martha Jane Davidson. Victor Einglett, Kathy Carr. Seated: Woody Williams and Brenda Stubbs. The Homecoming Dance was held in the Jordan gym after the Homecominpr game. The people who attended had a jrreat time even though we lost the game. HOMECOMING QUEEN AND ESCORT Brenda Stubbs and Woody Williams 186 MILITARY BALL QUEEN Cathy Rhoden Cathy was chosen by most popular vote from ROTC. The runners-up were Cherrie Allgood and Sandra Bord- ers. Major William Newbold presented the trophy to the Queen. KEY CLUB SWEETHEARTS Alicia Wood, Kathy Bass, and Kathy Snell were se- lected to represent this year’s Key Club by the mem- bers. MISS JUNIOR CIVITAN Joy Register Joy was selected as Miss Junior Civitan on the basis of talent, poise, and service to the school and community. The runners-up w’ere Alicia Wood and Judy Hay. 187 STAR STUDENT AND TEACHER Renee Johnston won the honor of being Jordan’s STAR student for this school year by making the highest SAT score in the school. She chose Mrs. Margaret Gunter as her STAR teacher. BEST AMERICAN HISTORY STUDENT Randy Hall won the title of Best American History Student for his hard work and excellence in the sub- ject. Buzzy Carr was the runner-up. DAR BEST GIRL CITIZEN AWARD Janice Fuller was selected as the Best Girl Citizen for outstand- ing ability in just about everything she does. Her friendliness and love for Jordan makes her a true citizen. 188 MOST REPRESENTATIVE UNDERCLASSMEN JUNIORS Doc Brown and Rhonda Spivey 189 SOPHOMORES Sandra Brubaker and Bubba Boone FRESHMEN Rena Betty and Bimbo Carter NATIONAL MERIT SEMIFINALISTS The National Merit Semifinalists were selected on their scores on the Merit Test. They are Renee Johnston. Linda Cowart. Mike Carter, Karen Doswell, Linda Neilson, and Max Shelhorse, not pictured. NATIONAL MERIT FINALISTS The Semifinalist who advanced to the Finalist stajfe in the competition are Renee Johnston and Karen Doswell; also. Max Shelhorse, not pictured. 190 ALL AMERICAN BAND AWARD Kenny Winstead was chosen from band students all over the nation as one of the musicians to appear in the McDonald’s All-American High School Band which played in the Mary’s Thanksgiving Day Parade and the Rose Bowl Parade. ORATORICAL AWARD Raymon Whitley won this award for his speech on the judicial system of the United States. He was coached by Miss Helen Shepard. ORATORICAL AWARD Mike Spivey was honored for his speech on the Youth of Today. Mike was also coached by Miss Helen Shepard. 191 SCIENCE FAIR WINNERS Grady Rose, Mike Carter. Pejocy Herren, Sharron Sweatt, Renee Johnston. Janice Fuller, Randy Hall. David Hanna. Steve Lovett, Julian Watkins. Not pictured: Joyia Anthony, Steve Fullerton, Keith Owens. Mike Lewis, Bob Carr, Donnie Lanier. Vicki Dorminey, Robert Wilson, Buzzy Carr, Jack Shay, Ray Younpr. K1WANIS CLUB WATER POLLUTION AWARDS 192 Grady Rose, research paper; Mike Lewis, project. Barbara Howard, Carol Hardy. Cathy McLendon, Susan Berry. Cathy King. Sonny Kellum, Donna Meier. Mike Spivey. SOCIAL SCIENCE FAIR WINNERS EDUCATOR OF THE YEAR Mr. William Meadows, teacher of Mechanical Drafting, was chosen as the Outstanding Edu- cator of the Year in the Muscogee County School District. OUTSTANDING The outstanding DCT student for this year is Pat Watkins. DCT STUDENT 194 OUTSTANDING DE STUDENTS The outstanding students for this year in the DE program are Raymon Whitley and Debbie Cook. Rebecca Williams is Jordan’s top typing stu- dent. She entered district competition and won a place for her speed and accuracy. V Mitzi Ward entered the dis- trict Literary Meet for ex- cellence in Shorthand. Winners in the District competition of the Vocational Industrial Clubs of America are Dale Lakes. C. Suddeth, Mike Harrison. Joe Swint, Sammy Moss. Lynn Armstrong, Gary Pigg, Danny Ward. The Parents Magazine Youth Group Award for Outstanding Service to the community was presented to Gamma-Tri-Hi-Y for con- tinuing service in the United States and Canada. Jordan has won this award for fif- teen consecutive years. Mayor J. R. Allen presents the award to Mrs. Carpenter. Shir- ley Greene (1969 graduate), and Madelyn Hubbard. 196 The Jordan Rifle Team consists of Lonnie Duboise, Dennis Reese, Bobby Battles, and Jimmy Hudson. The team has done very well this year and won the TAMCO Trophy. Buzzy Carr was selected this year as Jordan's participant in the Governor’s Honors Program. He will enter in music. 198 Football Awards: First row—Buck Bowers, Doc Brown. Tom Fail, Anthony Dimitri. Second row-Terry McIntosh. Kelly Kemp. Ricky McGee. Bimho Garter. Terry McIntosh won the honor of being: selected the Most Valuable Bi-City Football Player for the «9-70 season. He also won recognition in the All-American Football Magazine. 199 So much work jfoes into football that we never think about. For the player, football begins early in the spring with spring training:. These strenuous exercises continue through the long: hot days of summer. All this practice is to prepare the players to represent their schools in the fall. Schools reopen and the day of the contest arrives with a bussel of activities. There is ticket selling and pep rallies as the suspense mounts. 02 Before the jrame. a moment of searching: in silent meditation as the crowds wait with anticipation. 20 All tensions leave as a cheering crowd greets their team with exuberance. Sus- pended in time, the kickoff seems to last forever. 204 The game has begun and likewise the battle over possession of the ball. 206 Time is running out. We must score before the half. A mad dash for the goal line proves fruitless. It is a weary team that relinquishes the field for half- time activities. 207 A little coaching from the sidelines puts the next play into progress. The crowds cheer as the ball is moved on down the field. 209 210 The figrhtinj? has stopped. The game is over. It was a rood game; we foupht hard. We did our best. The scoreboard proves this. The outcome was close—but not in our favor. 212 Disappointment needs no explanation 21 CARVER score for us . . . moved 65 yards but clock ran out... Buck hurt . . . hot. very hot . . . fumbled and Carver scored . . . long faces . . . lagging spirit ... 0-14. MARK SMITH Scored twice in first quarter . . . sweaters . . . cokes for Hoarse-cheering throats . . . 14-0 at half time . . . “da-da-da da-da-d a-CHARGE. . . . after great defense—2 extra points . . . 14-14 . . . disappointment. BAKER Indian summer great passes . drizzle . .. Lions penalized twice . strong Baker defense . . . 'Tm ;ed twice . . . slippery benches . . . Bowers to McGee, Bowers to Farmer, a Jacket born and I'm a Jacket bred . . . hard fight, all in vain . . 6-25. HARDAWAY VICTORY! . . . at the 25 yard line Jackets penalized 70 yards . . . . . “Football” half time show Fight for Jordan all the way . confetti, confetti, confetti score on Buck's pass . season's first victory held ’em . 7-0. WARNER ROBINS Homecoming . . . Brenda's smile keep scoring . . . dampened spirits . . . . Carmine und grey streamers . . . doomed from the start . . . we keep trying they . . final score 0-37. CENTRAL Dark clouds . . Devils favored . . . Confederate flag . . . Fails stops Central score . . . last fingers . . . McGees long dash to Central 26 . . . tense quiet . . . Batts kicks—1 point win. 14-13. quarter tie . . . crossed SPENCER Halloween—Spook Spencer . . . anxious eyes . . . McIntosh recovers at 11 Green Wave fumble in third recovered by Webb . . . Green Wave, good-bye! . . . 6-0 half-time lead 20-6. . . . happy grins . . . COLUMBUS Last chance . cheers, screams, pleas . . “We believe. McGee, we believe . . . Shivering wet . . . confettied hair Mixon s gray cast leg . . . keep hoping, hoping . . muddy uniforms . . . bitter, bitter agony . . . 10-24 . . . defeat. Someone once said, “It’s not whether you win or loose, but how you play the game.” Here at Jordan we are fortunate to have a team and coaching staff that we can be proud of. V . Cl 9 First row: Ricky Batts, Doc Brown, Gerald Collins, Buck Bowers, Bubba Boone, Jack Boone. Richard Coe, Edward Gibson. Second row: Bimbo Carter. Sidney I ane, Rodney Ward, Rickey McGee, Jimmy Hall, Anthony Dimitri. Tommy Fail, Butch Beach, Sammy Greene. Third row: Bucky Conder. Gary Webb, Jerry Averill. Terry Payne, Terry McIntosh. Eddy Tafft. Mike Mobley, Donnie Thomas, Gary Carmichael. Kelly Kemp. Fourth row: Walter Murray, Wayne Knoch, Ronnie Fordham, Terry Farmer, Robin Wright, Mike Milam, Joel Harris, Dennis Starling James Hart. Fifth row: Coach Bowers, Coach Nader, Coach Motley. Coach Johnson. Coach Tinker. Coach Wood. 1969-1970 Jordan Coaching Staff. Kneeling: Head Coach Fred Bowers, Coach Sam Nader, Coach Bennie Rex Johnson, Coach Richard Wood, Coach Billy Tinker, Coach Jim Motley. Courtesy of Lawrence Smith Thousands of students have passed between the two cannons which are on the front lawn. In their residence here they have stood sentry to the many paths of life chosen by the people who help mold Jordan and whom Jordan has helped to mold. They have become a part of Jordan’s permanency. Often they stand after some fiercely-fought game as battle-drenched veterans, splattered with paint representing the color of another school. The students and faculty accept this, their sentiments best expressed by Mrs. Crye’s philosophy — “It helps to preserve the cannons.” But now after a quarter of a century of loyal representation, the cannons are going to be removed. With them goes a portion of Jordan’s history. But wherever they may stand, with them also goes the magic of Jordan’s spirit and the love of “her people” to be diffused throughout their new home. 216 At Jordan, basketball bej(ins in late fall and con- tinues through winter. This exhileratin and fast sport helps warm up those dark and dismal winter days. Aiding both players and spectators by leading cheers is a vivacious jrroup of cheerleaders. fO o § 221 Varsity Basketball Kneeling: John Sanders. John Trotter. Standing: Coach Tinker. Rodney Raker, Larry Eldridge, Mike Milam. Charles Wright, Frank Macon, Billy Snipes. Mike Reeves. Ray Floyd. 222 B-Team Basketball Kneeling: Coach Johnson. Standing: Donnie Nowell. Joe Jones. Mike Bruce. Tommy Blocker. Anthony Dimitri. Ricky Herring. Joe Davis. Don McCaghern. Paul Wright. David Toney. Rickey Brown. Joe Lewis. Billy DeNoux. Lamar Weaver. Freshmen Basketball First row: Danny Summers, Jon Bland, Joey Collins, Wayne Gilder, Gerald Collins. Second row: Wesley Townson, Carl Harden, Micky Avirett, Tommy Stewart, Phillip McCrary. 223 224 BASEBALL Kneeling: Terry Farmer, Alan Valentini, Richard Coe, Steve Horne Lamar Weaver,T a9MMi?k™y Greene. Mike Bruce. James Hart, Ray Floyd, Robert Goff. Mgr Standing: Sammy Moss, Roy McCkiud Mickey Bruner, Paul Wrijrht, Mike Martin. Bubba Boone. Terry McIntosh. Mike Reeves. Buck Bowers. Keith Coach Johnson. 227 228 22S Strength, speed, skill, coordination and endurance are all needed in the various activities collectively known as Track and Field. This sport, unlike most, depends mainly upon individual achievement instead of a concentrated team effort. But as in the case of all sports, hours of practice are needed before the team is ready for competition. 230 Competing through the months of April and May, track men have the honor of bringing to a close the athletic year at Jordan. And what more appropriate con- clusion than with this time-honored sport. As we look back on the 69-70 athletic season at Jordan, our thoughts are filled with echoes of pride. Track—First row: Jimmy Hall, Clif Butler, Kirby Dockery, David Dockery, Rodney Milner. Second row: Joe Grisham, John Trotter, Jerome Carroll, Bucky Conder. Eddie Bray. Third row: Dennis Robbins, Butch Beach. Mike Milam, Mike Frednck. 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McCASLIN (MR MAC), Prop 1058 Talbotton Road Phone 322-2664 Columbus, Georgia .4 SENIOR HONORS AARON, ALETHA Pep Club 1; Students of the American Way, VOT, National Honor Society 3. ADAMS, DEBBIE Secretary of DE, Chairman of Scrap Book 3. ALLEN. CINDY Pep Club, Secretary, Garden Club, Treasurer 2; FBLA, Student Council, Pep Club, President, Red Cross 3. ALLEN. ROBERT DCT 2. ALLGOOD. CHERIE Pep Club, Student Council, 1; Girl's Intra- mural Council, Junior Civitan, Gamma- Tri-Hi-Y, Student Council, Bi-City Student Council. 2; ROTC Sponsor 3. ANDERSON, ALLEN French Club, Track Cross Country Team. Hi-Y, J. Club. ANDERSON. DAWN French Club, National Honor Society, Drama Club 3. ANDERSON, DEIDRE DCT. ARMSTRONG. LYNN VICA, “Best Machinest of Region 3. ARNOLD, BILL Track 1,2; Spanish Club 1; Fellowship of Christian Atheletes 2. ATKINSON. MARSHALL ROTC Achievement Award, Color Guard 1; ROTC 3. ATTAWAY. FRANCES Alpha Tri-Hi-Y. DCT 2; VOT, Students of the American Way. National Honor Society 3. AUTHEMENT, PHILIP Track, DE. AVI RETT. TIM NEDT Certificate 1; NCET runner-up 3. BAILEY. HAROLD VICA, National Honor Society 3. BALLENTINE, ANNE Semi-finalist for Governor’s Honor 1; Stu- dents of the American Way, Future Secre- taries Association 3. BALTIMORE, MIKE Secretary Jr. Exchange Club 3. BARNES, ANN BARNES. JERRENDA BARRENTINE, JERRY ROTC Drill Team 1,2,3. BARTON, GERALD Scholarship for Wood Shop 2. BATASTINE, PAT Garden Club 1; French Club 1,2; Gamma Tri-Hi-Y 2,3; Secretary of Gamma Tri-Hi-Y 3; Carmine Gray 2,3, Editor-in-Chief 3; National Honor Society 3; Quill Scroll 3. BATTLES, BOBBY ROTC Rifle Team Medal 1,2,3; Civitan Medal 1,2; Superior Cadet Medal 2; Rifle Team Letter 2; Battalion Commander 3; National Honor Society 3, Students of American Way 3. 250 BEARD, REGINA Chorus II 1; Chorus III 2; VOT, Treasurer, 3, Future Secretaries Association, “Best Dressed Girl” 3. BEATTY, BITCH FCA, Track 1; VICA 3. BEESLEY, SUSAN Zeta Tri-Hi-Y 1; FBLA 2; National Honor Society, Students of the American Way 3; Advanced Girls Chorus 2. BEMAN. STARR DE Parliamentarian and Program Chair- man 3. BERRY. MIKE National Honor Society 3. BLACK. BARBARA BLANCHARD. KATHY Girl’s Intramural Council 2,3. BLISSITT. ROBERT BONE. PHILIP BORDERS, SANDRA Secretary of Zeta Tri-Hi-Y, in “Once Upon A Mattress”, Pep Club 1; on Valentine Court, Student Council 2; ROTC Major, Vice-President FHA, first runner-up Mili- tary Ball 3. BOREN. BETTY Library Club, Pep Club 1; VOT. Secretary. National Honor Society 3. BOREN. JO ANN Library Club, Pep Club 1; Students of American Wray 3. BORUM. JANIE FBLA 3. BREWER. CLIFF Wrestling Team 2; Red Cross 3. BRIDGES. JIM Treasurer DE 3. BRIDGES. JUDY VOT 3; National Honor Society 2,3. BRISTOW'. REDA Annual Staff 1; National Honor Society 3. BRITT. REGINA Jr. Civitan 2; Gamma Tri-Hi-Y 2,3; Na- tional Honor Society 3, Secretary Senior Class 3. VOT 3. BRITTON, WAYNE FT A ; ROTC 1.2,3; Mixed Chorus 1,2; Stu- dent Council 1,2; FT A Secretary-Treasur- er; Junior Civitan; Junior Achievement- President; Junior Civitan-Sgt. At Arms; Junior Achievement—President; Quartet; Concert Choir; Captain of Walker of March of Dimes; FT A—Secretary Treasurer; Red Cross. BROACH. MELVIN Fellowship of Christian Atheletes. BROOKINS. CHERYL BROWN. STEVE Library Club BRYAN. BEVERLY FSA; Junior Achievement. BUCHANAN. ANN DCT 2,3. BULLARD. SANDY DCT; VICA. BURCH. BRUCE BURKETTE. SHELIA Spanish Club; Pep Club; FSA; VOT. BUTTS, PAULETTE Choral Club; DCT 2,3; VICA 2,3. CARDEN. DREW’ Chess Club, 3; Garden Club, 3. CARLISLE. TOMMY Honor Society, 3. CARPENTER. DONNA National Honor Society, 2; VOT 3. CARR. BOB J Club, 2; Football, 3; Key Club, 3; FCA, 3. CARTER. MIKE Spanish Club—Vice-President, 1; NEDT Achievement Award 1; Annual Staff, 1; Or- ganization Editor, 2; Editor-in-Chief, 3; Business Achievement, 1 ; Bi-Phy-Chem, 2; Vice-President, 3; Governor’s Honors Nom- inee. 2; School Science Fair—1st place, Botany; 1st runner-up Sweepstakes, 2; Uni. versity of Georgia Award of Merit, 2; Stu- dents of the American Wfay, 3; National Honor Society. 3; National Merit Semi- finalist, 3; U.S. Senate Youth Program Candidate, 3; Troy State Yearbook Semi- nar-Participant, 3; District Science Fair— 3rd place, 3; Most Intellectual Boy ,3; Quill and Scroll Honor Society, 3; Bi-City Student Exchange Program-Participant, 3. CASTEEL. TIM DECA. 3. CHANDLER, RONALD Distributive Education Club, 3. COKER. ALICE Girls Intramural Sports Council, 2; ROTC Sponsor, 3. COLLINGS, CHRISTINE Future Secretaries of America. 3. COLWELL, BECKY Library Club, 1; VOT, 3. CONDER. BUCKY Football, 1; J Club, 2,3; Letter—Wrestling, 2; Football, 2,3; Track, 3; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 2. COOPER. RANDY VICA 3. COWART, LINDA Spanish Club 1; Governor’s Honors Pro- gram—Nominee 1; Garden Club 2; Bi-Phy- Chem 2; Secretary 3; Honor Society 3; National Merit Semifinalist, 3; SAW- Librarian, 3; Carmine and Grey—Feature Editor 3. CHILDS, LINDA Allied Medical Careers 1; Girls Intramural Council 1; Beginning Girls Chorus 1; In- termediate Girls Chorus 2; VOT 3; FBLA 3. COCHRAN. MIKE CRANE. FRANCES DE 3; Student Council 3; Merchandise In- formation Manual—Award. SENIOR HONORS CROOM, MARY LYNN Zeta Tri-Hi-Y 1; Gamma Tri-Hi-Y — Treasurer 3; Students of American Way 3; Junior Civitan 3; Quill Scroll 3; Future Secretaries of America 3; Annual Staff— Junior Class Editor 3. CROSBY. PEGGY CROUCH, DEBRA Student Council 1,2; Gamma Tri-Hi-Y 2; Bi-City Student 2; Red Cross 3; Honor So- ciety 3; ROTC Sponsor 3; FHA 3. CROXTON. LARRY CULPEPPER, DEBRA Allied Medical Career 1; Girls Intramural Council 1; VOT 3; FBLA 3. DANIEL, ROBERT Contributor to Quill and Scroll. DANIEL. TONY J Club 1,2,3; Track 1,2; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 1; Fellowship Hi-Y 3. DEAL. GARY DIX, GEORGE Chess Club 3; Allied Medical Career—Pro- gram Chairman 3; Bi-Phi-Chem 3. DEAL, BILL DIXON, ROBERT ROTC 1. DORN, BRENDA Choral Club 1,2,3; FHA 2,3; Degree Chair- man; Delta Tri-Hi-Y 2, Secretary, 3, Presi- dent. DOSWELL, ELIZABETH K. Governor’s Honors Nominee 1; Advanced Chorus 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1; Jr. Achieve- ment 1,2; NEDT Achievement Award 1; Representative to State Literary Meet in Essay 2; 1st runner-up Miss Jr. Civitan 2; National Honor Society 3; Delta Tri-Hi-Y 2.3, Secretary; Bi-Phi-Chem Science Club 2.3, Chaplain; Jr. Civitan 2,3, Chaplain; Certificate of Merit from University of Georgia 2; Garden Cluh 2; SAW 3; 1 Act Play 3; 1970 Red Jacket Annual Staff 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. DRADY, DARLENE Pep Club 1; Gamma Tri-Hi-Y 2.3; GIC 1,2; FBLA 1, Chaplain; Carmine Grey 1, Reporter; Jr. Achievement 1,2, Vice- President; Red Jacket Staff 2, Circulation Manager; ROTC Sponsor—Hon. Capt. 3; Jr. Civitan 3, Vice-President. DENNIS. DARAHYL Sophomore Class Treasurer 1; Red Cross 1,2; National Honor Society 3; Jr. Ex- change Club 3, Vice-President. DOAN, DIANE DOCKERY, DAVID Band 1; Track 1,2,3; J Club 2,3; Fellowship Hi-Y 2,3, Vice President. DURDEN, CATHEY Student Council 1,2,3; Junior Achievement 1.2.3, Vice-President of Sales; Gamma Tri-Hi-Y 3. DURDEN. DAVID Chess Club 2,3; VIC A 3. EDGE, DON Perfect Attendance 2. EDWARDS, DIANE Gamma Tri-Hi-Y Community Chairman 3; Annual Staff Photographer 1,2,3; Newspap- er Photographer 3; Quill and Scroll 3. ELKINS. DANNY Exchange Club. ELLIOTT. FAYE VICA 2,3; DCT 2,3. ELLIS, LORA VOT 3. ENFINGER. SUZANNE Allied Medical Careers Club. ENIX, GLENDA Girls’ Intramural Council 2,3; ROTC Spon- sor. EVANS. FAYE FBLA. FARMER, ROBERT J. Junior Optimist 1,2 Secretary, 3 Treasurer; Boy of the Year Optimist Club of Colum- bus. DCT; Junior Exchange; VICA. FIELDS. LIZ FSA; VOT; National Honor Society 3. FLOYD, BECKY Pep Club; Band; Junior Civitan 2,3. FORDHAM. RONNIE Band 2,3; Football. FOREE, KATHY Junior Achievement; VOT. FOWLER. JOYCE Library Club Treasurer; DCT; Junior Achievement; VICA 2,3; DCT Treasurer. FRYE. MARLENE Garden Club; Zeta Tri-Hi-Y; Pep Club 2,3; Red Cross 3; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y; ROTC Spon- sor of the Year. FULLER. JANICE Bi-Phy-Chem; Delta Tri-Hi-Y; Annual Staff 2,3 Co-Editor; Honor Society Chaplain 3; Students of the American Way, Chaplain 3; DAR Best Girl Citizen; Quill and Scroll; 2nd Place in Science Research Papers; 3rd Place in Social Science Research Paper; Exchange Day Representative. GAFFORD, DEBBIE Spanish Club; Annual Staff; SAW; Bi-Phy- Chem 1,2,3; Treasurer in Senior Year, Honor Society 2,3. GARETTE. DON DE. GAVINS, DALTON GEORGE. DONALD Driver’s Club 1,2; Audio Visual Club 1,2; French Club, and Garden Club. GILBERT. VELDA Girls Choir, Beginning; Intermediate Choir; VOT 1,2; FBLA Treasurer; Dele- gate at State Convention. GILLIAND. MARY LYNN Honor Society; VOT; Shorthand Alternate for Literary Meet. GLAW, KATHY FBLA. GOLDEN. JOHNNY Secretary Columbus Junior Optimist Club; Optinrst Youth Appreciation Award 1,3; Treasurer Columbu3 Junior Optimist Club; Optimist Friend of the Boy Award; Vice- President of Columbus Junior Optimist Club; DCT 2,3; VICA 2,3. GOLDEN. STAN Track Team; Christian Fellowship; ROTC 1,2,3. GOPFERT. CAROLE Treasurer Zeta Tri-Hi-Y. GRIFFIN, RITA Perfect Attendance. GRISSETT. EUGENE Junior Optimist GRISSETT. SHARON Future Secretaries of America; National Honor Society; VOT; Student Council Rep- resentative. GUTHREY, SHERYN HALL, SHIRLEY VOT. HAMMOCK. EDDIE ROTC Drill Team; DCT. HAMMOCK. GARY HANNA, DAVID President Chess Club; Vice-President of Library Club; WDAK Student Appreciation Recognition Program; National Honor So- ciety; Treasurer Key Club; Library Club; Student American Way; 1st Place in Math and Engineering Science Fair; Research Papers. HANCOCK. STEVE HARBIN. RON Rifle Team; Captain ROTC; DE. HARP. ANN NEDT Recognition; Girls Intramural Council; Students of the American Way; Honor Society; Bi-Phy-Chem Science Club. HARRIS, MICHAEL French Club HART. DAVID Perfect Attendance; ROTC 1,2,3; Officer in ROTC in Senior Year. HATCHER. WAYNE Chess Club; VICA. HAYWOOD. RACHEL HENDRIX. SAMMIE HILL. SHEILA Girls Intramural 2,3; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y. HINESLEY. MARSHA Pep Club; Girls Intramural Council 2,3 Vice President. HINSON, JIMMY Key Club 2,3; Chess Club 2,3; Students of the American Way; Student Council 2,3; VICA Award. HIPPS, CYNDI Beginning Girls Chorus; Intermediate Girls Chorus: Secretary and Treasurer In- termediate Girls Chorus; Future Secretar- ies Association; Advanced Girls Chorus; Junior Red Cross Representative 2,3. 251 SENIOR HONORS HOLLAND, VICKIE Pep Club 1,2; Work in Main Office; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 2,3; Girls Intramural Council 2,3; Future Secretaries. HOLMES, JANICE Red Cross 1,3; DCT 2,3. HORNE, HUGH HOVEY, LaDONNA HOVEY, LEONARD HOWARD. PAT Perfect Attendance. HUBBARD. MADELYN FTA 1,2 President; Chaplain Gamma Tri- Hi-Y; MOD Teens Board; Senator to Youth Assembly; Delegate to Girls State; Junior Civitan 1,2; Bi-Phy Chem; Gamma Presi- dent; Chairman of MOD; Lead Walker for MOD; Honorable Captain in ROTC; Com- mittee Chairman at Youth Assembly; Nominated for Most Outstanding: Tri-Hi-Y Girl; District Director of FTA; FTA State Executive Board Member. HUDMAN, DEBBIE FSA; VOT. HUDSON, JAN Student Council; ROTC. HUDSON, JIM ROTC Rifle Team 1,2,3; Captain of ROTC Rifle Team. HUFF. KATHY Red Cross; Student Council 2,3; Future Secretaries; VOT. HUGGINS. BRENDA DCT; VICA. HUGHES, ROGER Reporter on Carmine and Grey; Circula- tion Manager of Carmine and Grey; Presi- dent of DCT. HUNDLEY. VICKIE Student Council; Junior Civitan; DCT; VICA; Senior Spotlight. JACKSON, GENE JACKSON. LINDA Band 1,2; Garden Club; Secretary 2; DCT 3. JACKSON. SHERRY FHA 1,2; Secretary 3; National Honor So- ciety 3. JENKINS, LORI Future Teachers of America 1; Red Cross 3; FBLA Chaplain 3. JOHNSON, CHARLOTTE Garden Club 2; VOT 3. JOHNSON, KATHY Annual Staff 1; Business Manager 2. JOHNSON, SHARON Chorus 1,2,3. JOHNSTON, RENEE Gamma Tri-Hi-Y 1; Science Fair, 1st place 1; Georgia Power Co. Award 1; World Book Award 1; GJAS Outstanding Student 2; Science Fair, 1st place 2; Marine Tech. Society Award 2; Xi Sigma Pi Award 2; Bi-Phy-Chem 1,2,3; President; Star Student 3; Science Fair, 3rd place; Governor’s Honors 3; National Merit Semifinalist 3; Franklin Foundation Award 3; Students of the American Way 3; Most Intellectual 3. JONES, BETTY SUE National Honor Society 3; Recording Sec- retary of Future Secretaries 3; Vocational Office Training 3. JONES, VICKY Future Homemakers of America 1; Valen- tine Court 1; Perfect Attendance 1; Bi-Phy- Chem 2,3; Journalism 2,3; News Editor; National Honor Society 3; Quill and Scroll, President 3; Nominated for Most Con- genial. JURISIN, MIKE National Honor Society 3; Key Club 2; Bi- Phy-Chem 2,3; Students of the American Way 3; Student Council 3. KARNAP, JOHN ROTC Drill Team 1,2,3; Rifle Team 2. KELLY, BILLY Track Letterman 1; ROTC 1; Junior Achievement 1,2,3; Drill Team 1,2,3; J Club 2; Students of the American Way 3. KELLEY, BRUCE DE 3. KEMP, KELLY Football 1,2,3; J Club 1,2,3; Wrestling 1,2; Red Cross 2. KING, KAYE Journalism 1.2,3; Managing Editor; Quill and Scroll; Vice President 3. KINGREY, REX Track 1; Key Club 1; VICA 3. KIRKLAND, CARL KOKOLES. ELLEN Garden Club 2; Science Fair Honorable Mention 2,3; National Honor Society 3. LAKES. DALE VICA LANE. STAN Governor’s Honor Program; Garden Club; Bi-Phy-Chem 2,3; Key Club Vice-President 2.3; National Honor Society Vice President 2,3; President Students of the American Way; Most Likely to Succeed. LANIER. DONNIE Band; Drum Major; French Club; Civitan 1,2; University of Georgia Certificate of Merit; Junior Exchange Club President. LEBARON, SHARON DCT, VOT. LEE. MARY NELL Library Club LEWIS, MIKE Junior Civitan; Superior on Drum 1,2; Duet District Contest; Ensemble District Con- test; Phi-Sigma-Chi Hi-Y 2,3; President 3; Junior Achievement 1,2,3; Vice-President 2; Bi-Phy-Chem 3; Marching Band 1,2,8; Symphonic Band 1,2,3; 2nd Runner-up Sweepstakes School Science Fair 3; lat Place Natural Resources School Science Fair; 3rd Place District Fair; Kiwanis Club Winner; State Science Fair Delegate. LITTLETON, MIKE Wrestling Team 1,2; Letterman J Club 1,2; Hi-Y; Key Club; Cross-Country Track Team Letterman. LOCKLAR, GAYLE Tri-Hi-Y; Music; Red Cross; Pep Club; Chorus; Student Council; Senior Council; Gamma Tri-Hi-Y; March of Dimes; Mixed Chorus. LONGO, DEBRA Library Club 1,2,3. LOVETTE, STEVE Library Club; 1st Place Regional Science Fair; 1st Place Jordan Science Fair 2,3; 2nd Place Regional Science Fair. LUCAS, MARY DE Social Director LUNSFORD, CATHY Girls Intramural; DCT. LUNSFORD, DEBBIE Bi-Phy-Chem 2,3; Students of the American Way Treasurer; National Honor Society. MACON. FRANK Baseball; Basketball 2,3; Key Club 2,3; Dramatics 2,3; Debate Team; Wittiest. MANIS, JERRY Mixed Chorus Vice President. MARTIN, MIKE Baseball 1,2; Exchange Club. McCRONE, DON McDonald, wesley McGROTHA. DIANNE DCT. McIntosh, terry Student Council 1,2,3; Key Club 1,2; J Club 1.2; Baseball 1,2,3; Football 1,2.3; Football Academic Award 1,2,3; Outstanding Offen- sive Lineman 2,3; Honor Society 2,3; Gold- en Helmet Award; Bi-City Football Award; Captain Football Team; Bi-City Offense and Defense; Outstanding Offensive Line- man; Honorable Mention High School All- American Football. McKEEL, MELON IE Pep Club; FBLA; Honor Society. McLEOD, ROY NEDT Certificate; Baseball 1,2,3; Univers- ity of Georgia Certificate of Merit; Honor Society. McMullen, linda Chorus 1,2,3. McQUAIG, MIKE DE McQUINN, BUDDY MELTON. DANNY MICKLE, CATHERINE IRENE DEC A 1,2; Student Council; Social Chair- man of DECA. MILAM, DANNY Red Cross; Fire Chief; Wrestling J Club I 2. MILAM. MIKE Red Cross; Football 1,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3; President of Mixed Chorus; J Club 1,3. MILES. DEAN MILES, SARA FBLA; VOT. MILES. VICKI VOT. SENIOR HONORS MILLER, DALE Wrestling Team. MILLER. MIKE National Honor Society. MINTON, DONNA Girl’s Intramural Council; Gamma Tri- ll i-Y; FBLA; Future Secretaries; VOT. MIXON, DEBBIE FT A Treasurer 1,2; Homecoming Court 1,2,3; Cheerleader 2,3; Co-Captain of Cheerleaders; Vice-President of Student Council 1,2; Bi-City Student Council; Su- perlative; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 1,2; Treasurer; Civitan 1,2; Senior Council; March of Dimes Walker; TAP Board; Drama Club; FTA Treasurer. MOBLEY, MIKE President of Sophomore Class; Most Rep- resentative Sophomore; Fellowship of Christian Athletes; J Club; Key Club; President Senior Class; President Key Club; President of J Club; Football 1,2,3; Track 1,2; Mr. Jordan. MORRIS, ALLEN Spanish Club; Wrestling Team 1,2; Key Club; J Club. MOSS, SAMMY VIC A; Student Council; Baseball 2,3. MO YE, KEITH MURPHY, KEITH ROTC. NANCE, ARRIE Perfect Attendance 2; FBLA 3; National Honor Society 3. NEAL, DAVID L. ROTC Drill Team 1,2,3. NEILSON, LINDA NEDT Certificate; Science Fair Honorable Mention; Once Upon A Mattress; Dark of the Moon; Spanish Club; Governors Honor Nominee; 110 in the Shade; Governors Honor Alternate; University of Georgia Certificate of Merit; Who’s Who In Ameri- can High Schools; Young Lady of Property; National Merit Semi-Finalists; Band 1,2; Senior Representative; Libra- rian; Orchestra 1,2,3 ; Bi - Phy - Chem Science Club 1,2,3; Junior Civitan 2,3. NEWSOME, NANCY VOT. NOELL, PAULA Red Cross 1; Pep Club 2; Pep Club Secre- ta ry 3. NOLIN, DONALD NORTON, EDWARD 2nd Place Chemistry Project in Science Fair; ROTC 1.2,3; DE. OBRIEN. BILLY Fellowship of Christian Athletes; Key Club; J Club; Basketball 1,2,3. OWENS, BILLY Football Letterman, Manager; Basketball Letterman, Manager; Office Worker. OWENS. TEX Football; Best All Around in Woodshop. PARKER. DAVID PATTERSON, KATHY Gamma Tri-Hi-Y 2; Student Council 3; Wittiest 3. PAULK, RICHARD PEACOCK. BRENDA PENTON, ROBERT Choral Club 3. PHILLIPS, ELAINE Intermediate Chorus 1; Advanced Chorus 2,3; FHA 3. PIGG, GARY Student Council 1,2; Lettered in Track 1; Nominated for Governor’s Honors 1,2; Certificate of Merit Winner 2; Most Crea- tive 3; Vice President of Senior Class 3; Vice President of DCT 3; VICA District Winner 3; Senior Spotlight 3; Junior Ex- change Club 3. PIKE. JIMMY POLLOCK, LYNN Pep Club 1; DCT 2,3; VICA 2,3; State Parliamentarian of Georgia VICA 3. PRATT. PATTI Pep Club 1; Red Cross 1; Garden Club 1; Delta Tri-Hi-Y 2; Honor Society 3; Most Likely to Succeed 3. PRICE, DEBORAH GAA 1. PUGH. STEVE VICA 3. QUIN LEY. BERTHA Garden Club 1; Future Secretaries Asso- ciation 3. RAGAN, DEBBIE Annual Staff 1,2; Future Business Leaders of America 3. REGISTER. JOY Junior Civitan 1,2; Secretary 3; Treasurer; Nominated for Governor’s Honors 1,2; Gamma Tri-Hi-Y 2; Chaplain 3; Future Teachers of America 2; Chaplain 3; Chap- ter President; District Director; State 1st Vice-President; Soloist Pianist for Ad- vanced Chorus 2,3; Certificate from Uni- versity of Georgia 2; Trio 1st place in Dis- trict 3; Students of the American Way 3. RICHARDSON. ROGER RIDDLE. SCOTT Spanish Club 1; Student Council 1; 2nd Place Boys of Declamation Regional Con- test 2; Drama 1,2,3; Junior Civitan 3; Jun- ior Red Cross 2,3; Junior Exchange Club; Student of the American Way; 1970 Red Jacket Staff; Teens Action Program; March of Dimes Walk-a-Thon; Fellowship Hi-Y. ROBBINS. DENNIS Track 1,2,3; Key Club 3; J Club 3. ROSE. GRADY Baseball 1; Nominated for Governor’s Honors 1; Optimist Club Orator 1; All A Honor Roll 1; Most Representative 2; Pres- ident of Class 2; Merit Test Letter of Recommendation 2; Top 10 Best American History Student 2; Fellowship Hi-Y 3; Key Club Secretary 3; Sweepstakes Winner of Science Research Paper 3; University of Georgia Certificate of Merit 3; Student Ex- change Day Guide 3; Runner-up to Star Student. SANDERS, JOHN Basketball 1,2,3; Football 1; Manager; Red Cross 1; Key Club 2; J Club 3; Exchange Club 3. SARGENT, BILL Baseball 1; German Club 2; Key Club 2; Chess Club 2. SAWYERS, DEBBIE Red Jacket Staff 1,2; Delta Tri-Hi-Y 2; VOT. SCHIMMEL, BRENDA FHA 3. SEAY. DEBBIE French Club 1,2. SEAY. MARK SENN, GENE DE Club 3. SHAY, JACK Honorable Mention in Science Paper 3; Na- tional Honor Society 3. SHEFFIELD, ELISABETH French Club 1; DE Club 2; Parliamentar- ian 3; President. SHIVER, BONNIE Pep Club; Band 1; Wood Wind Choir 1,2; Debate Team 1; Cast of “Dark of the Moon” 1; Cast of “110 in the Shade” Talent Show 2; Gamma Tri-Hi-Y 2; 1-Act Play Contest 2,3; Red Cross 3; Drama Club 1,2,3; President. SIPPER, SUSAN FTA 2,3; President; DCT 2,3; Secretary; National Honor Society 3. SKOTZKY, STEVEN SMARR, DAVID Cast in ”110 In the Shade” 2; Drama Club 2,3; Vice- President; 1-Act Play Contest. SMITH, BETTY LOU Social Science Fair Second Place 1,2; Third Place; Library Club 1,2,3, President. Gamma Tri-Hi-Y 2,3; Student Council 8; Science Fair Second Place 3; Exchange Day Student. SMITH, JUDITH ELAINE Student Council 1; Red Cross 1,2; Drama Club 1,2,3; Zeta Tri-Hi-Y 1; FSA 2,3; Vice- President; Pep Club 2,3; Secretary; De- bate Team 2,3. SMITH, KATHY Pep Club 1; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 2; Honor So- ciety 3; VOT 3; President. SMITH, LACY SMITH, MELINDA Bi-Phy-Chem Club 3; Red Cross 3. SMITH, VICKI Student Council 1; Zeta Tri-Hi-Y 1; Pep Club 2; Runner-up to Sweepstakes Re- search Science Paper 2; Mixed Choir 2; FTA 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3; Senior Class Treasurer 3; National Honor Society 3; Treasurer; Red Cross 2; Secretary 3; Vice- President; 1st Place Sociology Science Fair 3; Exchange Day Guide 3; Best All Around 3. 253 SENIOR HONORS SNELL, KATHY Red Cross 1; Intramural Club 1; French Club 1; Pep Club 1; Student Council 2; Junior Civitan 2; Varsity Cheerleader 2,3; Homecoming Court 2,3; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 2; Most Representative Junior Girl 2; Ex- change Day Guide 3; Miss Jordan 3; 2nd runner up to Best Girl Citizen 3; Key Club Sweetheart. STANFORD. SHARON STARLING, ROMONA STRICKLAND, BILLY STRICKLAND, PEGGY FT A 2,3; VOT 3. STILL. JOE STOREY. SANDRA State Service Manual Superior Rating 2; DE Club 3. STUBBS, BRENDA Band Majorette 1,2; Bi-Phi-Chem Science Club 2; DCT 3; Homecoming Queen 3. SUDDETH, J. C„ JR. Chess Club 3; Vice-President; VIC A Club 3. SWEATT, SHARRON Zeta Tri-Hi-Y 1; Treasurer; Mixed Chorus 1,2; Junior Achievement 1,2, Vice-Presi- dent of Sales; Gamma Tri-Hi-Y 2,3; Vice- President; SAW 3; Junior Civitan 3; Bi- Phy-Chem 3; Honor Society 3; 1st Place Bacteriology Research Paper 3; 2nd Place Social Science Research Paper 3; Annual Staff 2,3. SWINT, JACK SWINT, JOE VICA 3; 1st Place District VICA Elec- tronics Meet. TADLOCK, PATSY Band 1,2. TARRINGTON, LINDA Music 3. THOMAS, DIANNE Pep Club 1,2; Intramural 1,2,3; Junior Achievement; Library Club; Alpha Tri- Hi-Y 1,2, President. THOMPSON, SHARON Zeta Tri-Hi-Y; French Club 1,2; Treasurer; Drama Club 1,2,3; Pep Club 2; FBLA Chap- lain; Talent Show 2nd Place; Student Coun- cil; Cheerleader 3; Honor Society 3; Fu- ture Secretaries 3. TAYLOR. MAROL FHA; Chaplain 2; President 3; Red Cross 2,3; Treasurer; Delta Tri-Hi-Y 2; Vice President 3. THAMES, DEBBIE National Honor Society 2,3; Jordan Annual Staff 1,2; VOT 3; Red Cross Representa- tive 3. USSERY. CAROLE Girls’ Intramural Council Chairman 1,2,3; Gamma Tri-Hi-Y; Annual Staff; Assistant Editor 1; Sports Editor 2; Junior Achieve- ment 1,2. USSERY, K. Girls’ Intramural Council President 1,2,3; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 1; National Honor Society 3. VALENTINE, ALLEN Band 1. WALKER. SHANNON Band. WARD. DANNY Optimist Oratorical Contest; District Opti- mist Oratorical Contest; Treasurer for Junior Optimist Club; Optimist Friend of the Boy Award 1; Vice-President Junior Optimist Club; Optimist Boy of the Year 2; President Junior Optimist Club; District VICA Oratorical Contest; Outstanding Presidential Plaque; DCT; VICA Award. WARD, GLENDA French Club 1,2; Mixed Choir 1,2,3; Zeta Tri-Hi-Y; Red Cross Representative; Pep Club; 110 In The Shade (Drama Club); FBLA; Student Council. WARD. MITZI Student Council 2,3; Pep Club; Cheerlead- er 2,3; Captain; Junior Civitan; Honor So- ciety 3; FSA; Literary Meet 2nd Place Shorthand; Social Science Fair 2nd Place Economics; Superlative. WATKINS. JULIAN D. WATKINS, PAT DCT 2,3; VICA 2,3; Georgia State Historian 2,3; Outstanding Student; Honor Roll. WATSON. DEBORAH DCT 3. WELCH. CAROL Spanish Club Chaplain 1; Band 1; Honor Society 3. WHITE, JUDY WHITE, SANDRA Library Club 2,3. WILLIAMS, BECKY Alpha Tri-Hi-Y; Band 2,3; Majorette 2,3; National Honor Society 2,3; VOT Vice- President; Literary Meet 2nd Place Typ- ing. WILSON, MARVIN WOOD. DONNIE Perfect Attendance 1,2,3; DE. WRIGHT, ROBIN Basketball 2,3; Key Club 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3; Student Council 1,2,3; Track; J Club; Senior Superlative. WRIGHT, SAMMY DE 3. YATES. IRENE FBLA 1,2,3; Mixed Choir 1,2,3; Gamma Tri-Hi-Y 2,3; FSA; FHA. YAWN, TOMMY B-Team Basketball; J Club 2,3; Baseball 2,3. DeBRABANT, ANITA VOT; FBLA. CAPAYNE, DEBBIE Zeta Tri-Hi-Y; Governor’s Honor Program 1; Spanish Club 1; Pep Club; Solo and Ensemble Festival 1,2; All-State Trio 2; Red Cross President 1,2,3; Students of American Way; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y; Student Council 1,2,3 Secretary; Advanced Girls Chorus 3; Civitan 2; Secretary; Bi-City Student Council; Civitan Pageant Miss Con- geniality; Most Creative; Drama Club; Captain of Walker for March of Dimes; TAP 1,2,3; Vice-President. CRAFT. CHERYL French Club; Band; Wood Wind Quintet; Garden Club; Bi-Phy-Chem; French Club; Band; University of Georgia Certificate of Merit; Wind Instrument in Orchestra; Librarian Band; Honor Society; SAW; Bi- Phy-Chem; Clarinet Choir. LEMKE. BILL Marching Band 1,2,3; Symphonic Band 1,2,3; Junior Achievement Personal Direct- or; Vice-President of Sales 2,3; Orchestra 2,3. SMITH. STEVE Perfect Attendance; “Crew of 110 In the Shade; Trombone Duet, Superior Rating; Bass Choir Superior Rating; Band 1,2,3; Stage Band 1,3; Orchestra 2,3. SNELL. ELLEN Nominated for Governor’s Honor Program; Band 1,2,3; Orchestra; All-City Band 1,2,3; Clarinet Choir 1,2,3. WHITEHURST, ANNETTE French Club; FT A; FBLA Treasurer; French Club; Garden Club; FBLA Chap- lain; Marching Band 1,2,3; Symphonic Band 1,2; SAW. YOUNG, RAY NEDT Certificate of Merit Winner; Uni- versity of Georgia Certificate of Merit Winner; Exchange Day Guide; Hi-Y 2,3; Secretary; Bi-Phy-Chem 2,3; Marching Band 1,2,3; Symphonic Band 1,2,3; SAW Vice-President; Junior Civitan 2,3; Presi- dent; Science Fair Award of Merit; Honor- able Mention; Science Fair 2nd Place Win- ner. LYNCH, LOLA Nominee for Governors’ Honor; NEDT Certificate of Merit; University of Georgia Certificate of Merit; Solo and Ensemble Festival 1,2,3; All-City Band 1,2,3; Secre- tary of Band 3; Junior Civitan; Nominee for Most Talented; Nominee for Best Girl Citizen; Student of Month. WINSTEAD, KENNY NEDT Certificate; Auburn Music Clinic; Governor’s Honors 2; University of Geor- gia Certificate of Merit; French Club; Band; Class Representative 1; 2nd Lieu- tenant 2; Captain 3; Georgia All-State; All- American Band 3; Most Talented 3; Honor Society 3; All-City Band 2,3. HEYSER, JIM Superior Rating for Solo 1,2; Governor’s Honors Program; 1969 All-State Band; Or- chestra of play 110 In The Shade’’; Band 1,2,3; Orchestra 1,2,3; Stage Band 1,3; Co- lumbus Symphony 2,3; 1970 All-State Band; Band Council; Orchestra of play Once Upon A Mattress.’’ A Aaron. Aletha 35 Aaron. Butchle 161 Abney. Louie Baker 89 Adam . Debbie Dianne 35.156.171 Adams. Kenneth Edward 133 Adkins. Oary Alan Albritton. David Hinton 61 Albritton, Dennis Hollis 81 Alexander. David Earl Alexlch. Mark 96.138 Allen. Cynthia Oale 35.160 Allen. Robbie 133 Allen. Robert Steve 35 Allen. Shirley Kay 81.169 Allen. Tim Mark 133 Allfood. Kay Pauline 99 Allgood. Yvette Cherl 35.136.187 Allmond, Johnny Robert 133 Amerson. Bill Harmon 35.180.183 Amerson. Linda Shelly 81,180 Ammons. Terry Ray 81 Ammons. Wanna Oall 133 Anderesan. Tommy R. 133 Anderson. Byron Oliver 96 Anderson. Dawn Elaine 35 Anderson. Deldre 35.173 Anderson. Janice Carol 81 Anderson. Jerry Edwin 99 Anderson, Kenneth Wayne 81,140 Anderson. Pandora 133 Anderson, R. Faye 81 Anderson. Ray 99 Anderson, Rufus Morris 99,140 Anderson. Russell D. 81. 151 Anderson, Shirley Dianne 35 Anderson. William Allen 35.148.149 Andlng. Carolyn Ruth 81 Andrews. Rebecca Jean 81.165.174 Anthony. Anne Troy 81,143.174 Anthony. Elisabeth Marlon 99 Anthony, Elisabeth Diane 81 Anthony. Joyla 99.150.174.186.193 Antley. LaOary 99 Antley. Reuben Fletcher 66 Aplin. Brenda Kay 99 Applewhite. Gary Leon 81 Armstrong, James Lynn 35.196 Arnold. Pamela Lee 99. 155 Arnold. William D. 35 Ashby. Debra 81.157.164 Ashmore. Wanda Oall 99.169 Askew. David Earl 81 Askew. Myra Catherine 99 Askew. Richard Felton 36 Atkins. Arthur Karl 133 Atkins. Oary 99 Atkinson. Danny Allen 99.138.140 Atkinson. Marshall Allen 36.136 Atkinson. Michael David 99 Atkinson. Walter Windell 99.138 Attaway, Frances I. 36.161.173 Ausburn. William Olin 36.151 Authement. Philip Isaac 36 Avant. Cindy 8. 81 Averlll. Jerry Eugene 81. 139.315 Avlrett. Mickey Lam r 133.183.333 Avlrett, Tim 36 B Baggett. David William 81 Baggett. Richard Earl 81 Bagwell. Susie Easter 99 Bailey. Charlie 81 Bailey, James Harold 36.161 Bailey. Robert Eric 99.180 Baker. Debbie Julane 99,170 Baker. Patricia 81 Baker. Rodney Edward 66.333 Ballard. Dennis 133 Ballentlne. Anne 36.146.164 Baltimore. Michael 36.151 Banks. Michael W 133 Barber. Joyce Diane 99. 169 Barefleld. Brenda Oale 81.169 Barefield. Linda Ruth 96 Barefoot. Amrett 99.180 Barfield. David Stewart 99 Barfield. James Windell 133 Barnes. Jerrenda 36 Barnes. John Barnes. Joyce Ann 36 Barnes. Stacy Alfred 96 Barrentlne. Jerry 36 Barrenttne. Mike David 99.138 Barron. Daniel Ray 81 Barron. James R.C. 99 Bartlett. Carol Marie 133 Bartlett. Judy Diane 81 Barton. Lewis Oerald 37 Barton. Theresia Jeannie 133.169 Bass. Kathy Louise 81.149.153.160.161.187 Batastinl. Patricia Anne 37.143.145.154.161 Battles. Bobby L. 136.137.146.160.161.186.197.198 Battles. Mark Steven 99.137.140.197 Batts. Richard Keith 81.149.315 Baxley. Burnlce Alan 133 Beach. Judy D. 99.169 INDEX Beach. Forrest Benjamin 81,149.315.331 Beach. Nancy Kay 133 Beard. Regina Ann 4.37.164,173 Beatty. Roy Leonard 37 Beck. Betty Ludell 99 Beck. Earl Lanell 98.140 Beckwith. Bruce Leslie 81 Bedgood. Connie Alberta 133.169.170 Bedgood. Oerald Franklin 83 Bedsole. Iowana 83 Bed sole. Melinda 130 Beesley. Ricky 81 Beesley. Susan Roseann 37,146.161 Bellts. Sandra Joyce 130 Belk. Carolyn 133 Bell. David Wayne 133 Bell. Terrle Jean 99 Beman. Elisabeth 8tarr 37.171 Beman. Kathleen Wynelle 96 Beman. 8amuel Earl 133 Bennett. Cindy 83 Bennett. Frank 37 Bennett. Judy E. 100 Bennett. Kathy 100.169 Bentley. Ada 83.161 Sensing, Dana C- 83.173 Berry. Mike. 37.161 Berry, Robert Earl 133 Berry. Roger Lee 100 Berry. Susan Rae 83. 144. 161 Betty. Rena Dianne 133. 160.169.170.186 Blrge. Donnie Ray 133 Bishop. Forrest 96 Blxby. Sandre 133 Black. Barbara Jean 37.168 Black. Bill Stanley 96.168 Blackmon. 8usan 96.144 Blackmon. Wanda Marlon 133 Blackwell. Charles William 83 Blackwell. Terrle Jean 133 Blair. Andy Paul 100.140 Blair. Hiram Nell 133 Blair. James Oavin Blakely. James Olenn 66 Blanchard. Carl Steven 83 Blanchard. Kathy Sue 37 Bland. Jon Mlcheal 133. 333 Blandenshlp. Steve Earl 130 Blanton. Adrian 100 Blanton. Charles Edgar 133 Blaxton. Oary Lamar 130.140 Blaxton, Pamela Rae 168 BUssitt. Robert 37 Blocker. Tommy D. 100.333 Blount. Patty 83 Blount. Tommy Lee 82 Blount. Rudy Talmadge 133 Boeck. Keith 100 Boeck. Norman Edwin 132.141 Bolin. Roger LaDonn 100 Bonalr. David Lee 123 Bonair. Paul Dennis 100 Bone. Debra 100 Bone. Phillip 36 Booker. Ray Wayne 100.138 Boone. Herman Wesley 100.215.227 Boone. Jack Edward 82.215 Boone. Rebecca Ann 123 Booth. Chuck 133 Borders. Sandra 38.136.162.187 Boren. Betty Sue 38.161.173 Boren. Jo Ann 38. 146 Bo rum. Janie 38 Bo rum VanDouglas 100 Botts. Lonny Oene 123. 141 Bourden. James 100 Boutwell. Danny Lamar 133 Bowden. James Issac Bowen. John M. 100 Bowen. Ralph 82.158 Bowen. Randy 38 Bowens. Rebecca Dianne 100 Bowers. Buck 82 149.151.159.160.199.215.227 Bowman. David 120 Bowman. Jacqueline Teresa 156 Bowman. Richard Alan 100 Boyd. Tommy Clinton 96,139 Boyett. Benny 123 Boyett, Earnest Edward 123 Boyett. James Seymour 100 Bradley. Deborah Charlene 100 Bradley. Jim A. 96.138 Bradley. Martha Delorles 100 Brady. Nancy Delores 101 Bragg. Larry Ray 132 Branch. Michael David 123 Brannon. Danny Oerald 132.138 Brannock. Donald Wayne 96 Brannon. Linda Oall 101 Braslngton. Cheryl Ann 123.170 Braslngton. Dennis Brent 123 Braslngton. Kail Denee 123 Braslngton. Teresa Faye 101 Bray. Edward Manning 123.231 Breed. Mike David 82.139 Brewer. Cliff 38.156 Brewer. Linda Dianne 120 Brtcker. Debra Lynn 101 Bridges. Jim L 4.37.171 Bridges. Judy Elisabeth 38,173 Briggs. Jackie Ann Brlnley. Reuben Lynn 123 Bristow. Reda Ann 38,161 Britt, Brenda Kay 132 Britt, Regina Alleen 39.161.173 Britton. J. Wayne 39.141,150,159.165.168 Britton. Mike 82.151 Broach. Melvin Leroy 39,140 Broderick. Willard Mack 82.158.180 Brogdon. Colvin Jeffrey 123 Brookins. Cheryl Ann 39 Brookins. Deborah Renee 123.180 Brookins. Mark Stephen 133 Brookins. Mike Oary Brookins. Sandra Lee 101 Brooks. Faron Eugene 123 Brooks. James Ronald 96 Brooks. Jerry Elmer 130 Brooks. John 82 Brooks. Margaret Ann 82.164.168 Brown. Beverly Diane 120 Brown. Charles Brown. Charles Wayne 83 Brown. Debbie Ann 101,170 Brown. Edna Louise 124 Brown. Oary Steven 39 Brown, Hazel Marie 101 Brown. Linda J. 82.172 Brown. Mary Louise 124 Brown, Melvin Franklin 82 Brown. Michael Everette 101 Brown. Pat 101 Brown. Ricky 101.333 Brown. Robert Esmond 82.199.215 Brown. Robert 96 Brown. Roger 101,140 Brubaker. Karen Lee 39 Brubaker. 8andra Lynn 101 Bruce. Jerry Michael 101.144.323.237 Bruner. Arlene 124 Bruner. Charlene 124 Bruner. Marlene 124 Bruner. Mickey Wayne 101.227 Bryan. Beverly Lynne 39 Bryant. Terry M 83.161 Buchanan. Mary Ann 39. 172 Bullard. Debbie Remona 96 Bullard. 8andy 39.172 Bullock. Carol 39 Burch. Raymond Bruce 39 Burgess. Vickie 101 Burke. Jerry Walter 101 Burke. Jimmy William 101 Burkett. Cynthia Juanita 83 Burkett, Kenneth Earl 132 Burkett. Shelia J. 39.164.173 Burns. James M 101.144 Burns. Marilyn Janice 124 Burt. Richard Lewis 140 Busby. Sandra 132. 165 Bush. Mike Lewis 101 Butler. Clifton L. 124.231 Butler. Joyce 164 Butler. Royal Brent 96.166 Butterworth. Desma Dianne 96.161 Butts. Charles 130 Butts. Iris Paulette 40.172 Butts. Kathy Marie 132 Byrd. Jerry Lewis 40 Byrd. Johnny Lee 40 Byrd. Paula Janell 83 C Cain, Charles Eugene 124 Caldwell. Judy Oayle 83 Calhoun. Janet Lee 124 Calvin. Brenda 124 Campbell. Gary 66 Cannon. Nancy Denise 124.165 Capayne. Debra Julia 40.78.146.150.152.156.159.160.165.166.168 Caraway. Dennis Burton 132 Carden. Drew Randall 40.158 Carden. Lila Marcia 40.161.180 Cargill. Marsha Lou 101 Carlisle. Kathy Jean 124.143 Carlisle. Rebecca Ann 101.170 Carlisle. Tommy 40.139.161 Carmichael. Charles Oary 83,149.160.215 Carpenter. Donna Mae 40.173 Carr. Joel Dean 101.180 Carr. Kathy Lynn 124.160.186 Carr. Robert Wesley 40.149.192 Carr. Walter Lee 83.147.161.174.180.192.198 Carroll. Jimmy Jerome 101.138.231 Carroll. Michael Olenn 83 Carroll. Richard 132 Carter. David Lee 124 Carter. Oary Vox 124.199.315 Carter. James Byron 124 Carter. Mike 40.75.143.145.146.147.161.190.192 Cash. Dale 8ue 124.169.170 Casteel. Charlene Becky 83 Casteel. John Calvin 124 Casteel. Tim David 40 Castelli. Joe 134 Catchlngs. Debt Lynn 40 Cater. Alan 124 Cattrell. Susan 101 Caudle. Debbie Ruth 124,169 Caudle. Vicki Kaye 83.136 Causey. Mike Jay 101 Chambers. Carolyn Sue 101 Chambless. Carol Sue 83.154,166 Chambley. Jewell Eloulse 101,170 Chandler. Pal Ann 101,169 Chandler. Ronald 40.171 Chauvaux. Jimmy Edward 132 Cherry. Debbie Jean 101 Chesser. Beverly Jan 124.156,174 Childs. Earl Huston 101 Childs. Floyd Mike 102 Childs. Linda Faye 40.169 Christiansen. Kris Ann 102 Christiansen. Todd Robert Church. Nolen Wayne 102 Clark. Bobby A. 96 Clark. Donald Ray 132 Clark. Lea 124 Clark. Ricky Oene 83 Clary. Oeorge Brent 124 Clegg. Sam H. 102 Clemmons. Janet 124 Cleveland. Beulah 120 Clipp, Allen 132 Cllpp. 8haron Lee 102.144 Cobb. Deborah Ann 83.161.164 Cobb. Olorla Jean 102 Cochran. David Edward 124.160 Cochran. Karen Anne 124 Cochran. Mike 40 Coe. Olorla Dianne 124.169.170 Coe. Richard Lee 102,215.227 Coggins. Mike O. 102 Coker. Alice V. 40.136 Coker. Bert T. 124 Coker, Donna Jo 102.169 Coker. Donnie Herman 102 Coker. Frank 96 Coker. Sylvia Diane 83.172 Cole. Peggy Lynn 102.180 Coleman. Deborah Kay 83.158 Collier. Wallace Oary 102 Collinge, Christine D. 41.164 Collins. Cathy Maxine 83.165.169 Collins. Clarence Hester 83 Collins. Doug Joseph 124 Collins. Oerald Wayne 125.215.223 Collins. Joey 132.223 Collins. Kathy Oall 102 Collins. Nancy Lynne 102 Collins. Rebecca Diane 102 Collins. Steve Lewis 83 Colvin. Brenda 169 Colvin. Steve 102 Colwell. Cathy 102.169 Colwell. Judy Christine 102 Colwell. Rebecca E. 41 Commander. Michael Dewayne 102 Compton. Michael Ray 83 Conaway. Joe Martlne 102 Conder. Bucky 41.215.231 Condrey. Wayne Allen 124 Conley. James Michael Conner. William Lee 102.140 Cook. Deborah Joene 102 Cook. Deborah Eileen 83.171.194 Cook. Debra Jean Cook. Kenneth Alan Cook. Linda Denise Cook. Michael 102 Cook. Ricky Harold 125 Cooper. Randall Wayne 41 Corcoran. BUI C. Corbett. Sherrye Darlene 132 Corlee. Janie 83 Cornett. Phillip Oraylrn Cosby. Cathy Mable 102.144 Cosby. Donnie Oreer 83 Cosby. Sarah Ellen 102 Cotten. Olyn 132 Cotton. Amos Lloyd 125 Cotton. Charles Randy 63 Cotton. Edward Eddie 135 Cotton. Robert Lee Cotton. Trtcla Ann 102.160.170 Cotton. Walter Cottrell. Linda Susan 168 Cottrell. Richard Lee 125.168 Coulter. Charlie Thomas 140 Coulter. Oary Ray 102 Coulter. Nancy Diane 102 Coursey. David Walter 141 Coursey. Mike 102 Coursey. Rubye Marla 125 Cowart. Olorla Katherine 102 Cowart. Linda Marie 41.142.146.147.161.190 Cox. Debra Lynn 103.170 Craft. Cheryl L. 41.146.147.161.180 Craft. Ralph Donald 83.137.139 Craft. Kenneth Robert 103 Craig. Carol Anne 63.156.164 169 Craig. Constant Peter 138 Crane. Frances Marie 41 Creamer. Louis Oentry 120 255 P S § sj pSg Ss' «-«; t mrn 0 .. 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Danny Eugene 107.144 Hatcher. Charlea Delwyn 87 Hatcher. Clary David 87 Hatcher. Jerry Faye 48,18 Hatcher. Linda Kaye 87.147.180 Hatcher. Martha Cynthia 8.180 Hatcher. Wayne 48 Hattaway, Richard Nolan 107 Haxton. Russel 141 Hawkins. Cathy E 87.172 Hawthorne. Billy 13 Hay. Judith Anne 107.150.15 . 180.188.187.188 Hayes. Nancy 107 Hayes. Ronald R. 107 Hayes. Teresa Elaine 87 Haywood. Jay J. 120 Haywood. Rachel Ann 66 Heath. Nan 87.144.158 Heath. Rusty L. 107 Heatherly. Teresa Kathaleen 132 Hedden. James A. Hedden. Jerry A. 120 Helton. Debra 87 Helton, Ronnie N. Helms. Julie Marie Helms. Tracy Lynn 87 Henderson. Belinda Lee 126 Henderson. Myra Annette 48 Hendrix. Alex 120. 141 Hendrix, Donna L. 107 Hendrix. 8amuel Woodard 48 Hendrix. Willard Olen 6 Hrnlgsmlth. Judy Marie 48 Henry. Debbie Eugene 48 Henry. Hal Harris 126.142.158 Henry. Robert 132 Herndon. Jerry Wsyne 126 Herren. Peggy Virginia 107.143.155.156.158.192 Herring. David Ricky 87. 180 Herring. Oall Herring. Janice Marie 96.170.223 Herring. Johnny D. 107 Herring. Randy F. 107 Herrington. Allen E. 126 Herrington. Linda Darlene 87 Heury. Bob Mlcheal Heyser. Bill Doak Heyser. Jim L. 48.180.183 Heyser. Wlbur 132 Hice. Daniel Lee 140 Hicks. Terri 107 Hightower. Terry Wayne 87 Higdon. Phyllis Jean 107.165 Hildreth. Kenneth Charles 87 Hill. Betty J. 107 Hill, Brownie Jo 87 Hill. Michael Titus 132.180 Hill. 8hel!a Dale 48 152 Hill William E. Hillhouse. Linda 127 Hilton. Ronnie 107 Hinesley. Marsha Elaine 49 Hinesley. Vicki Marie 107.170 Hinson. James Winston 49 146.149 160 Hlpp. Phillip Daniel 87 Hlpps Cynthia Jeanne 49.164 Hix Deborah 8ue 107 Hlx. Sanford Mike 87 Hobbs. William Daniel 127 Hodges. Richard Phillip 127.138 Hogg. Terry Dean 127 Holdman, Donna 107 Holland. Andy Burke 127 Holland. Betty 127 Holland. Vickie Joanne 49.152.164 Hollingsworth. Johnny 96 Holman. Donna 170 Holman. Sara Lee 107 Holmes. Janie Theresa 49.156.172 Holt. Juliam Bruce 49.172 Holt. Marshla Ann 49 Holton. Debra Holton. Nell 87.147 Holton. William Neil Hood. Rodger Oraylen 127 Hoover. W Randy 107 Hopkins. Henry Lee 107 Hopkins. Wanda Faye 107.147.168 Horn. James Michael 127 Horn. John Edward 107 Horne. Hugh W 66 Horne. Jack Lamar 96 Horne. Oulda Charlane 107.169 Horne. Steve Alan 107.227 Hovey, Angeline 107 Hovey. Anthony 87.172 Hovey. Laqulta Ann 108 Hovey. Leonard DeWltt 49.171 Hovey. LeDonna Lynn 49 Howard. Barbara Ann 96.143.145.161.164 Howard. Olenda 8ue 108 Howard. Katht Ann 87.160.164 Howard. Patricia Ann 49 INDKX Howard. Peggy Lynn 108 Howard. Wanda Elaine 127 Howell. Vicky 120 Howze. Robert J. 108 Hubbard. Barbara Leah 127.180 Hubbard. Kenneth Philip 108.138 Hubbard. M Madelyn 49.136.154.159.165.196 Huckeba. Vicki Lynne 127 Huckelba. Pat 49 Hudman. Andy 127 Hudman, Debbie Jeane 50.164 Hudson. Cheryl Ann 108 Hudson. James Norman 50.137.139.198 Hudson. Jan Allenc 50 Huff. Kathy Dianne 50.164 Huff. Karen 8ue 108 Hufstetler. Patricia Carol 87,169 Huggins. Brenda Joyce 50.172 Huggins. Rhonda Oall 127 Hughes. Beverly Jean 108 Hughes. Danny 50 180.183 Hughes. Emily Pauline 87 Hughes. Kenneth Wade 108 Hughes. Patrlna Kay 87 Hughes, Roger Dale 50,172 Hughey. David H. 108 Humphrey. Clyde 96 Hundley. Vickie Markena 50.172 Hunslnger. Rodney Lynn 108 Hunnlcutt. 8usan E 87. 143. 161.164 Hunt. George Eley 87 Hurban. Gloria Jean 96 Hurst. Danny Ray 66 Hurst. Robert A. 108 Hutchinson. Ricky 132 Hyatt. Alfred Wynphll 87 I Impson. Beverly Faye 108 Ingram. Brenda Joyce 96 Irions. Wayne Ounter 108.166 Irvin. Oeorge Taliaferro 50.71.146.160 Isham. Phillip H 108 J Jackson. Eddie Warren 108 Jackson. Eugene 50 Jackson. Jerry Jackson. Linda Sue 50.172 Jackson. Mike 180 Jackson. Mitchell Hendricks 108 Jackson. Sherry Lynn 50 Jackson. Venlta Dean 132 Jacobs. Michael Don 127 Jacobs, Johnny 132 James. Bubba 108 Jarrett. Larry Thomas 108 Jeffries. Kenneth Allen 87 Jenkins. David Wesley 127 Jenkins. Lori C. 51.156 Johnsen. Debbie C. 87 Johnson. Barbara 96 Johnson. Charles Michael 108 Johnson. Charlotte Kay 51 Johnson. David Ross 96 Johnson. Elolse 87 Johnson. Jackie Ann 127 Johnson. Kathy 51 Johnson. Kenneth 87 Johnson. Kenneth H 87.171 Johnson. Richard Steve 96 Johnson. Riley 51 Johnson. Sharon Denise 51.163 Johnson. Steven Wayne 127 Johnson. Vicki 51 Johnson. Walter Howard 127 Johnston. Oall Renee 51.75.146.147.159.160 161.166.183 190.192 Johnston. Rita Charlotte 88 136.154.186 Joiner, David Thomas 88.180 Joiner. Denise Elaine 88.158 Jones. Barbara Faye Jones. Betsy Clair 88.154.166.180.183 Jones. Betty Sue 51.161.164 Jones. Brenda Kay 88.162 Jones. Danny Ray 108 Jones. Debbie Carol 88.169.170.180 Jones. Gordon Dale 88 Jones. Janet Lynn 127 Jones. Joe Darrell 88. 223 Jones. Kathl L. 127 Jones. Linda Carol 127 Jones. Linda G- 127 Jones. Lucy Ines 109.156 Jones. Marjorie June 88 Jones. Patricia Ann 88.174 Jones. Patricia Mae 96 Jones. Richard Allen Jones. Ricky 109 Jones. Russell D. 109.139 Jones. Ruth Ann 109 Jones. Sharon Elaine 51 Jones. Vicky Debra 8.51.142.146.147.161 Jordan. Kenny Boyd 96.138 Jordan. Rita Ann 127 Jordan. Ronnie Arnold 109 Juhan. Olenda Jean 96 Jurisln. Michael Carl 51 146.147.149.160 161 Karnap. Joe Carlin 51.127.138 Karnap. John Marshall 138 Kash. Ronald Dewayne 128.141 Keffer. Paul L. 128 Keller. Bobby 88 Kelley. Andy 109.142.149 Kelley. Bruce 88.138 Kelley. Bruce Steven 51 Kelley. Darlene Joy 109.170 Kelly, Pam 109.160 Kelly. William John 51.138.146.186.199 Kellum. 8onny 109 Kemp. Kelly RaJidall 51.215 Kennon. Kathy M 128 Kennon. Teresa 88 Kllllngsworth. Cell 109.170 Kilts. Colleen Marie Kilts. David A. Klneard. Perry Wayne 88 King. Delance 109.141 King. Oeorge Earl 109 King. J. Oarry 88 King. Kathleen Ann 109.142.145 King. Laralne Kaye 51 King. Robin Narvelle 109.160.166 King. Terry E 109.138 King. Theresa 88 King. Tim Paul 88 King. Virgle D. Kingrey. Rex 52 Kinsman. Betty Joyce 88 Kirk. Richard 128 Kirkland. Carl Thomas 52 Kirkland. Jackie A. 128.169 Kirkland. Wanda Oall 109.180 Kite. Olorla 52.150.180 Kite. Wayne T. 109.144 Knicely. William Richard 109 Knight. Angle M 128 Knight. Sandra JoAnne 88.161 Knight. Ted 109 Knoch. Wayne Arthur 109.149 Knoch. Wayne 132.215 Knox Karen Ellene 128.169.170 Koch. Clement Floyd 88 Kocnke. Gall Koffman. Suzanne 109.170 Kokoles. Mary Ellen 52.161 Kokoles. Nicky T. 109 Kritko. Oeorge T. 128 Kyser, Howard Lee 109.138.168 L Lakes. Dale 52.196 Lamb. Marcy 52 Land. Pat 52.171 Landreau. Deborah Ilene 10 Landreau, James 120 Landress. Jan L 128 Lane. Ramona Kay 128.169 Lane. R Stanley 52.73.146.147.149.161 Lane. Sidney Lee 109.215 Laney. Larron Larry 128 Laney. Lawrence 109 Lang. Anna Margie Langford. Terry Lee Langford. Wanda 8. 109 Lanier. Donald L 52. 151,192 Large. Sammy Wayne 128 Larkin. Wayne 109 LaRue, Clarence 109.142 Lassiter. David 52 Law. Johnny S 88 Law. Jenny I. 128 Lawrence. Ronald Eugene 88 Laye. Eddie Willard 110 Layfleld. Larry LaBaron. Sharon Elizabeth 52.173 Ledbetter. Cathy 128 Ledford. Linda 88 Lee. Barry Steven 128 Lee. Brenda Ann 110 Lee. Debra Jean 88 Lee. Larry Lee. Mary Nell 128 Lee. N. Jeannle 52 Lees. Teresa Michele 128. 168 Lego. Raymond P. 110 Lehman. Harry Hobart 128 Lemke. William Marsha! 52.180.183 Leonard. Pam J. 110 Leonard. Russell E 52 Leverett. Thersa 52 Lewey. Teresa Jane 132 Lewis. Connie Ruth 88. 172 Lewis. Hilton 180 Lewis. Janice 88 Lewis. Joe Lee 110.160.223 Lewis. Michael Elliott 52.147.148.180.192 Lifsey. Kathy E 110 Lifsey. Stanley 110 Lindsey. Jacquallne 88 Lisle. Deborah Ann 128 Lisle. Lydia Iris Little. Glenda Kay 128 Littlefield. Joel R 110 Littleton. Michael R. 53.148.14 Livingston. Deborah Jane 88 Loats. Rebecca Ann 88.157.169 Lockhart. Deborah Kay 110 Locklar. Nancy Gayle 66.154.156.160.168 Long. Anna 132 Long. Olenda 8ue 88 Long. Margie 162 Long. Tony Eugene 89 Longo. Debra Michele 53.144 Lott. Mary Ellen 89.143 Love. Donnie Ray 110 Love. Janice 89.144 Love, Rusty Joe 128 Lovell. David Ray 110 Lovett. Don Robert 96 Lovett. 8teve 53.192 Lowrey. Cathy Sue 110 Lowery. Christine 128 Lowery. Lynn 53 Lowery. Mike Wayne 132 Lowman. WUliam Gary 89.149 Lucas. Mary Ellen 53 Lumpkin. Steve Ray 110.180 Lunsford. Cathy Marie 53.172 Lunsford. Debra Ann 53.146.147.161 Luther. Mike 128 Luther. 8andra Ann 96 Lynn. James Ray 120 Lynn. Margorle Carol 96 Lynn. Mickey Terrance 120 Lynch. Lola Jean 53.150.180 Mack. Reba Darlene 89.161.172 Macon. Dennis 128 _______ Macon. Frank McDonald 53.74.149.166.222 Malloy. Laura Ellen 110.156 Manls. Jerry 66 Mann. Bobbl 53 Mann. Pamela A. 128 Marshall. Eugene 110 Marston. Susan Gail 110 Martin. Danny 132 Martin. Michael Joseph 53.151.227 Martin. Raymond Paul 89.141 Martin. Ronald Phillip 53 Martin. Roy Edwin 139 Martin. Sherry 128.169.170 Martinez. Amanda Gladys Martinez. Randy 110 Martinez. Tony C. 110 Mask. Linda Diane 110.170 Mathis. Debbie 110 Mathis. Linda Mathis. Jimmy Wallice 128 Mathis. Lonnie Steve Mathis. Mark Hodges 110.139 Mathis. Trlcla Ann 128 Matthews. Kathy 110 Matthews, Ramona Gall 89 Matthews. Thomas Wayne 54 Maulden. Debbie Marie 89.180 Mauldin. Walter 128 May. Martin Luther May. Rhonda Sue 110.155.158.160 Mayo, Loyd William 110.140 McAlister. Michael E. 128 McCaghren. Don Eugene 110.223 McCain. Jack Edward 54.171 McCain. Mlckael Steve 128, McCall. Kathy LuJean 54 McCart. Nelda Kathryn 89 McCarty. Debra Jean 110 McClellan. Thomas Michael 111 McClendon. Billy Oene 89.156 McClendon. James 4.54 McClendon. Nancy Kathryn 89.144 McCloud. Mike L. 54 McCollum. Charles Richard 89.172 McConnell. Deborah Faye 128 McCormick. Patrica Catherine 111 McCormick. Randy 128 McCoy. Donald Eugene 132,144 McCoy. Jack Curtis 89.138 McCoy, Ronald Earl 128 McCraine, Shelia Deloris 111 McCraney. Connie Jean 111 McCrary. A Phillip 128.183.223 McCrary. Charles Edward 111 McCrary. Margaret Carole 132.169 McCrone. Don 54 McCullough. Rena Gail 128 McDonald. Debra Joyce 8 McDonald. Ouy Wesley 54 McDonald. Terry Wayne 111 McDonough. Lynne 54.136 McDowell. Linda Elaine 132 McGahee. Karen Joan 89.180 McGahee. Stanley Eugene 111 McGee. Mike Desmond 128 McGee Rick Eugene 54.199.215 McGowan. Fred W. 132 McGrotha. Danny Allen 128 McGrotha. Sylvia Dianne 54.172 INDEX McIntosh. Terry Wade 54.76.156.161.199.215.227 McKcel. Martha Lynne 132 McKeel. Melonle Susan 54.161 McKenzie. Mike 132 McKinnon. Larry Chris 96 McKinnon. Phillip 132 McKinnon. Sonia Audrey 89 McKoon. Debra Lynn 96 McLain. Martha Jane 89.144 McLendon. Cheryl Ann 128.155 McLendon. James Earl McLeod. Roy Leon 55.161.297 McMickle. Cathy Arlene 111 McMillan. Donna 89.172 McMillan. Jeff 111 McMillan. Tina Estelle 128 McMullen. J. V. Ill McMullen. John Wesley 132 McMullen. Linda Sue 55.169 McNease. Elsie B 89 McNeil. Brenda Faye 96 McNeil. David Allen 89 McQuaig. Mike 66 McQuaig. Paul Dewayne 96 McQuinn. Buddy Curtis 55 McQuiston. Hugh J. 132 McRae. Rickey 128 McTier. Donald Ricky 55 Meade. Anttra Elvina 111 Meadows. Connie D. 89 Meadows. Jayne Carol 111 Meadow. Marie Pauline 111,169 Meche. Betty Ann 66 Meche. Donna Marie 89 Mcche. Joe Elton 128 Metre. Debbie 111 Melton. Danny 66 Merck. Ricky John 129 Messer. June 111 Messer. Mack Marcus 129 Messer. Robert Melvin 89.137.139 Meyer. Becky Ann 111 Mickle. Benny 120 Mickle. Catherine Irene 55 Mickle. Thomas Hiram 129 Mickler, Martha Jean 89 Mickleton. Walter Daniel 129 Midgette. Susan Lorraine 129 Milam. Charlotte Dianne 129 Milam. Danny Oene 55 Milam. Darraell Wayne 132 Milam. Michael Lewis 55.168.215.222.231 Miles. Charlie Dean Miles, Patricia Jean 111 Miles. Priscilla Ann 55 Miles. Sara Nadine 55 Miles. Victoria 55.173 Miller. Becky Darlene 128 Miller. Brenda Gall 111 Miller, Bruce Wayne 111 Miller. Dale Martin 55 Miller. David Oerftld 55 180 Miller. Gary Edward 90.138 Miller. Gedney W 90.180 Miller. Peggy 55 Miller. Richard Wayne 55 Miller, Stanley Michael 55.161 Miller. Susan Ann 56.180 Miller. Vaughn Michael 129.139 Mills. Carolyn Ann 111 Mills. Debbie J. 111.170 Mills. Wayne 90.140 Milner, Joyce Ann 90 Milner. Robert Wayne 129 Milner. Rodney Vester 90.231 Minnlx. Marsha Lyngn 111,156 Minton. Donna Oall 56.164.173 Minton. Eddie Allen 132 Minton. Michael Ray Mitchell. Donna Ann 129.169.t70 Mitchell. Mary Ann 90.158 Mitchell. Steve Albert 90 Mixon. Brenda Oall 129 Mi o. Deborah 6.56.76.150.152.159.160 166 186 Mixon. Robert Lamar 111.180 Mobley. Mike 56 68.148.149.160.215 Money, Charles Curtis 96 Money. Richard Wayne 112 Monfort. Bobby Earl Montgomery. Deborah Joan 112 Montney, Mary Arleta 112 Moon. Elwanna Suzanne 90 Moore. Anita Jean 129.160.169 Moore. Gregory Neill 56.180.183 Moore. Jim Joe 90 Moreland. Dallas Tyrone 96.140.174 Morgan. Alvin Clayton 112 Morgan. Carl Thoman 90 Morgan. Gloria Oene 112 Morris. Roy Allen 56 Morris. Sharon Sue 112 Morrison. Jackie Dean 112 Morrison. John Tommy 112 Morrison. Raymond Arllon 90 Moseley. Sheila Faye 112 Moss, Mike Eugene 96 Moss. Paula Blanche 132 Moss. Sammy F. 56,160.196.227 Motos. Susan Anete 112 Moye, Arthur Keith 56 Murphy. Homer Keith 56,141 Murphy. Michael Quinton Murphy. Mike 90.129 Murphy. Rena Jean 129.169 Murray. Herbert Holt 90,180.183 Murray. Marilyn E 112.160 Murray. Walter Ronnie 112.215 Musselman. Michael Kent 129 Myers. Michael Joseph 112.140 Myers. William Steve 129 N Nance. Arrle Lon 56.161 Napier. Deborah Sue 129 Napier. Thelma Jean 112.160 Nay. Diane Margaret 132 Neal. David Lamar 56.136 Neal. Delores Lynn 112 Neilson. Linda O- 56.147.150.166.180.190 Nelson. Diane 112 Nelson. Mike Eugene 129 Nelson Vicki Renee 132 NeSmlth. Sylvia Diane 96 Netwal, Linda Joyce 129 Newman. Becky Ann 112.144 Newman. Buster 129 Newman. Jackie E. 90 Newman. Kenneth Paul Newsome. Andy Thomas 112,138 Newsome. Nancy Jane 56.173 Nichols. Beverly Joann 112 Nichols. Connie Marie 90 Nichols. George 90 Nichols. Sherry Ann 112 Nichols. Stevie Ray 129 Nichols. Terry 56 Nicholson William Curtis 129 Nobles. Thomas 129 Noell. Paula 56 Noel!. Robert Marlin 112.148.180 Nolan. Andrew Earl 96 Nolan. Donald Ray Nolin, Donald Olenn 56 Nolin. Norman Steven 113.139 Nolin. Ray 113 Norrell. Peggy Ann 90 Norton. Edward Elbert 57.141,171 Norton. Lee 186 Nowell. Donnie 113.223 Nutt. Debbie Jean 132 O Oakes. Barbara Ann 113 O'Brien. William Henry 57.149 Ogburn. Richard Allen 57.180 Ogden. Kathy Ann 129 Osbon. Cynthia Ann 113.180 Osborne, Pamela Dawn 113.156 Osborne, Ronnie Earl 129 Overby. Mike Walter 113 Owens. Billy 57 Owens. Dianne Elizabeth 113.169.170.174 Owens. Eddie Olen 129 Owens. Jimmy Wayne 90 Owens. Keith 90.192 Owens. Rose Marie 113 Owens. Sandra Lynn 113 Owens. Teddy Eugene 113 Owens. Tex Warren 57 P Park. Dennis Dwane 90.171 Parker. Danny Alan 96 Parker. David Wayne 57 Parker. Dianne 90.154 Parker. Gail Wanda 129.169.170 Parker. Harmon Okay 57.141.171 Parker. Janie 90 Parker. Prissy 132.156.169.170 Parker. Rudy. 129 Parks. Evelyn 96 Park . Gall 90.189 Parks. Gary 129 Parramore. Angela Sue 113 Parris. Joe Oliver 113 Parris. James Richard 7.57.150 Parrish. Cathy Ann 90.174 Parrish. Donald Leo 129 Parsons. Ronald Gary 90.180 Paschal. Donna Sue 113 Pate. Betty Darlene 90 Pate. Betty Jane 132 Pate. Beverly Ann 57 Pate. Darlene Pate. Harold Jerome 90 Pate. John 96 Pate. Leon Morris 90 Pate. Linda Faye Pate. Martha Jane 90.136.137.154 Pate. Steve Clifford 129 Pate. Susan Dianne 129 Pate. Thomas Dean 113 Pate. Vicki Elaine 129 Patrick, James William 57 Patterson. Johnny Franklin 113.139 Patterson. Kathy Jean 57.74.172 Paul. Shirley Ann 57 Paulk. Cathy Elaine 113.180.183 Paulk. Donnie Ray 129 Paulk. Earnest William 96.171 Paulk. Richard Kelly 66 Paulk. Wendell Gayle 90.171 Payne. Janet Ruth 113.166 Payne. Terry Keith 113.148.215 Peacock. Aubrey Lindsey 141 Peacock. Brenda Diane 58 Peacock. Debl Joyce 91 Pearce. Rusty 91.139 Peed. Barbara Ann 91.172 Peed. Deborah Catherine 96 Penton. Robert Mark 58.168 Penton. Steve 113 Perkins. Marjorie 8us n 129.169 Perry Conrad Len Peters. Cynthia Janice 129 Peters. Jimmy Lamar 113 Peter. Opal Mae 113 Peterson. Dennle Wayne 113 Peterson. Dennis Wayne Peterson. Hezzy Henry 113 Peterson. Marquita 129 Petty. Susan 91.160.169 Phelps. Vicky Dean 113 Phillip . Jean Elaine 66.164.168 Pierce. Linda Diane 91 Pigg. Oary Cecil 58.78.172.196 Pike. James 58 Pillman. Oloria Edith 96 Pinkston. Samuel 91.137.139.147,150.197 Pitts. Sheryl Faye 129.158 Pittman. Patty Sue 91.136 Planner. Mlchey Joane Plemons. Donna Jo 113 Plrmons. Eddie B. 58.152 Plemons. Linda Ann 91.168 Poe. Oary Wayne 113 Pie John Ernest 129 Pollock. Linda Fave 91.170 Pollock. Lynn 58.172 Porter. Debra Camille 113.158 Porter. Scott Richard 113 Posey. Greg Wayne 129 Posey. Hank 58 Powell. Rebecca 96 Powell. 8ylvla Lois 96 Powell. Thomas M 58.166 Pratt. Patti 58.73.161 Preston. Cynthia Dianne 113 Price, Beverly Ulene 113 Price. Billy D. 129.141 Price. Charles Craig 114.141 Price. Deborah Rose 66 Price. Mary Elaine 114 Price. Theresa Elaine 130.169 Pritchett. William 58 Puckett. Susan Diane 114 Pugh. Barbara 130 Pugh. George Steve 58 Pyllen. Bennie 96 Pytle. Robert Willis Q Qulnley. Bertha Jo 58.164 Qumley. Patricia Ann 114 Quinn. 8hlrley Ann 91.161 R Rabren. Minnie Sharon 114 Raby. James M 66 Ragan. Debbie 59 Ragan. Phillip Eugene Ragan. Rita Paulette 114 Ragland. Nance Ladell 91,162,169 Railey. Debbie 91 Railey. Jackie Renee 132 Ramarez. Doris 91 Ray. Marcus Lee 96 Ray. Mlcheal 59.171 Ray. Thomas Olenwood 130.140.141 Raybon. Joyce Gwendolyn 91.153.162.174 Rayburn. John Mike 130.160 Reavls. Stan 141 Reese. Alice 130 Reese. Dennis Ray 59.136.137.186.198 Reese. Karen Dallas Reese. Kathy Blanche 132 Reese. Kay 59 Reese. Susan 59.172 Reeves. Bonnlta Darnell 91 Reeves. Mary Magdalene 130 Reeves. Michael Anderson 91.222.227 Regan. Diane E. 91.169 Regan. James Ronnie 96.171 Register. JoAnn 91.147.169 Register. Karen Joy 59.77.146.150.154.165.168.187 Register. Sadie Darlene 96 Reid. Oene Autry 114 Reynolds. Gwen 114 Reynolds. Peggy Bovell 114 Reynolds. William Clarence Rhoden. Bo 91 Rhoden. Cathy M 59.136.187 Rhoden. Kay 59.172 Rice. Cathy Richard. 8herryl 114 Richardson. Jerry Lee 132 Richardson. Kathy Ann 130.169 Richardson. William Roger 59 Rickard. Cheri Lyn Rickard. Dwight Jackson 114 Rickard. Nina Rose 114.142 Rickard. Tawny Lee 130 Riddle P. 8cott 8.59.143.146.147.150.151.156.159.166 Riddle. Wendy Gale 114 Ridley. John 91.138 Riedel. Roger D. 96.151 Rlgdon, Charles 8teven 91.141 Rigsby. David Orlffln 132 Riley. Janet 91 Robbins. Dennie 59.231 Robbins. Larry Richard 59 Robbins. Robert David 92.147.180 Robbins. 8u an Darlce 130 Roberson. Oeorgla Daine 92.168 Robertson. Danny Joe 92.144 Robinson. Jimmy Dewayne 92 Robinson. Larry Walter 114 Robison. Rad Hendrix 130 Rodgers. James M 114 Rodgers, Pamela Gall 92.168 Rodgers. Ricky E. 92.151 Rogers. Beverly Joyce 114 Rogers. Frances Anne 114 Rogers. Jackie Marlon 59 Rolling. Debbie Jean 114 Rooks. Larry Burnice 132 Roper. Angela Faye Rosell. Arlene 114 Rose. Orady Livingston 59.148.149,161.192 Ross. Betsy Darylene 114 Ross. Karen Louise 130 Ross. Thereasa D. 114,170 Ross. Wesley C. 130 Royal. Beverly Jean 130 Royer. Larry Keith 59 Rozell. Larry ISO Rumer, Bobby 130 Russell. Brenda Ann 92.157 Russell. Wanda Kay 92 Rustln. Stephen Orady 92.147.150.166.180 S Saling. Sandra Lee 180 Sanders. Angle Renee 114 Sanders. Earl 130 Sanders. John Hardy 59.151.222 Sanders. Johnny Wayne 92 Sanders. Martha Jean 174 Sanders. Pamela Joyce 130 Sanders. Patricia Ann 96 Sanders. Ralph Keith 130 Sapp. Patty Elisabeth 114.170 Sapp. Penny Juanita 114.170 Sappington. David Lake 60 Sartain. Deborah Denise 132 Sargent. Merry Anne 132 Sargent. William John 60 Sasser. Danny Joe 130.141 Sasser. Danny Ray Sasser. Evelyn Leona 114 Sasser. Judy Marie 92 Sasser. Ronald 92.158 Saucier. Harold Glenn 92,174 Savage. Joan Ellen 114 Sawyers. Debran Elaine 60.153.173 Saxon. Roy Andrew 60 Saxon. Wanda Jean 92.156 Scarbrough. Mona Lisa 92 Schimmel. Brenda Sue 60.162 Schofield. Jimmy Daniel 92 Schweinfurth. Michael Lee 130 Sconyers. Ricky Floyd 130 Scott. Deborah Jo 130 Scroggins, Rhonda Karan 92.156.157 Seay. Deborah Lynn 60 Seay. Delmas 114.138 Seay. Mark Curtis 60 Seay. 8helia Dianne 130 Self. Kathy Lee 92 Sellers. Charlotte Oall 92.144 Sellers. Janet Louise 130 Sellers. Kathy Dolane 130 Sellers. Mary 132 Sellers. Rhonda Evon 114 Sellers. Sandra Kay 114 Sellers. Vicki Jo 130 Senn. Bonnie Faye 114 Senn. Eugene 93 Senn. Gene 66 Sharpe. Elaine 96.161 Shavers. Harry Donnell 115 Shavor. Connie Jean 115.169 Shay. Jack B 60.161.192 Sheffield. Belinda Mae 93.153 Sheffield. Elisabeth Ann 60.171 Sheffield, James David 130 Shehane. Patricia 130.144 Shelhorse. Werdna Alice 115 Shelley. David Lamar Shellnutt, Gayle Derotha 93 Shelton. Larry John 130.141 Shlrah. Olori 93 Shirah. Rickie Lane 130.139 Shirley. Debra Lenae 93.157.158 Shiver. Bonita Yvonne «0.138.156.16« Shiver. Cynthia Diane 115.180 8hlver. Sharon Diane 115 Shoemaker, Brenda Diane 115 Simmon. Larry Luther 130 Simmon. Oene 93 Simms. Leslie 93 Simonson, Rose Mary 115.166 Sims. Teresa Kay 130 Singletary. Oarrle Ray «0 Singletary. Kathy 93 Slpper. Susan 60.161.164,172 8lrls. Stephen 61 Skeen. Mike 9« Skinner. Mike Warren 93 Skoglund. Danny Karl 130 Skotzky, Steven 61.140 Skytta. William John 115 Slaughter. Charles Jeff 66.146,151 8luder. Pam Plorle Smarp. Pamela Lynn Smallwood. Michael J. 93 Smalshaf. Olorla Elisabeth 130 Smalshaf. John Alexander 61 Smalshaf. Randy 93 Smarr. David Michael 61,166 Smarr. Pam 115 Smith. Anita C. 130.170 Smith. Barbara Lee 61 Smith. Betty Lou 61.144.154.160 Smith. Brenda Kay 132 Smith. Cathy 115.169 Smith. Charles Allen 61 Smith. Cheryl Kaye 93.180 Smith. Connie Sue 132 Smith. Debra Joyce 93.143.154 Smith. Donnie Ray 115.160 Smith. Faith Ann 130 Smith. Oinger Oena 93 Smith. James David 130 Smith. Jerry Wayne 138 Smith. John Britt 115.137 Smith. John Wayne Smith. Judith Elaine 61 8mith. Kathy Elaine 61.161.173 8mlth. Kenny Jerome US Smith. Lacy 66 Smith. Lee Earl Smith. Linda Carol 161.174 Smith, Linda R. Smith, Marie 130.174 Smith. Martha Jenelle 130.144 156 Smith. Melinda 61.147 Smith. Michael Anderson 61,168 Smith. Nancy Matlssa 130.169 Smith. Neva Jane 130.160.168 Smith. Patricia Anne 93 Smith, Richard Allen 115.140 Smith, Sandra Gall 93 Smith, Steven Wayne 61.180.183 Smith. Taml 132 Smith. Teddy Mlcheal 115 Smith. Valaree S. 115 Smith, Vicki Lorene 62.71.146.156.161 Smith, Wanda Faye 131 Smith, Waymon Howell 132 Smith, William Andrew Smtth. William Dwayne 93 Snead, William Michael 115 Snell. Ellen 62.180 Snell. Kathy Jo 6.62.68 149.186.187 Snipes. Billy 93,158 222 Songer. Oreg 131 Speight. Melba Diane 115 Spivey. Cynthia Ann 62 Spivey. Cynthia Dianne 132 Spivey. Michael Odell 131.191 Spivey. Rhonda Lynn 93.154.160 Sprinkel. Dale Thomas 130 Stanbro. Debbie 62 8landridge. Carla Lynn 131 Stanford. Sharon Joyce 66 Starling. D. Ann 115 Starling. Danny 96 Starling. Dennis Austin 45.93.158 Starling. Donald Steven Starling. Ramona 62 Starling. Sammy Oerald 131 Starling. P. Sheree 115 Starling. Sue LaDelle 132 8tarllng. Wanda L. Stephens. Oreg 132 Stephens. Ralph Lamar 115 Stevens. Betty Joyce 115 Stevens. Oeorge David 140 Stevens. Roger 115,139 8teward. Bryan Paul 115 Stewart. Tommy F. 131.223 Still, Joseph Lenard 62,136 8tlnnett, Vlckey Jo 116 Stinson, Donnie Ray 116 Stoe. Debra Ann 116 INDEX Stokes. Billy Eugene 132 Stoneback, Samuel Richard 116.168 Storey. Oerenda Darlene 96 8torey. Mary Kay 170 Storey. Sandra K 62 Story. Linda Jonette 131.169 Strickland. Anna Latrell 132.169 Strickland. Billy Joe 62 Strickland. Peggy 62. 164.173 Strickland. Deborah Joan 93 Strickland. Diane Corleen 96 Strickland. James David 96 Strickland. Rickey Lee 130 Strickland. Robert Herman 93 Stuart. Judy Esther 93.161.172 Stuart. Pamela Kay 116 Stubbs. Barbara Jean 131 Stubbs. Brenda Faye 62.70.172.186 Sturges. Carolyn Sue 116 Suddeth. Geraldine 116 Suddeth. JC 62.196 Suggs. David Lynn 116.139 Sullivan. Orace Lavonn 93 Summers. Danny L. 131.223 Supan. Sandra E. 132 Sutton. Angela Spring 116 Sutton. Cathy Anne 93 Swain. James 63.172 Sweatt. Sharron «3.146.147.150.154.161.192 8wint. Jack 66 Swlnt. Joseph Ellis 66.196 T Tabb. Randy 139 Tadlock. Eddie 116 Tadlock. Patsy 63 Talbot, Jeantte Mabel 96 Talbot. Paul Virgil 83 Taney. David 116 Tate. Laura 8. 116.170 Tate. Sonja Lynne 116 Tate. 8usan 93.161 Taylor. Aubrey David 116 Taylor. Barbara Ann 93.188 Taylor. Deborah Cheryl 93.161 Taylor. James Pete 94 Taylor. Jo Ann 94 Taylor. Ken Randall 94.138 Taylor. Marol Ann 63,153.156.162 Taylor Ronnie 132.141 Taylor. Shelia Darlene 94.158.168 Taylor. 8teve K Teal. Cathy Irene 132 Teal. Nita Teal. Vicky Lynn 116 Teal. Wanda 11« Teel. Janna Elizabeth 94.154 Teet. Charles Richard 132.174 Tefft. Eddy R 94.138.215 Terrell, David Lake 116.138 Terry. Bill Edward 132.174 Terry. Stephanie M. 116 Thames. Deborah Ann 63,161.173 Tharpe. Danny H. 66 Tharpe. Donnie Aaron 116 Thaxton. Debra L. 116 Thaxton. Janet Lee 131,174 Thomas. Butch 63 Thomas. Danny 63 Thomas. Dianne 63.152 Thomas. Donald Edward 149.215 Thomas. Edward Wayne 132 Thomas. Kenneth 116 Thomas. Laura Anne 94 Thomas. Sandra Nell 131.144.162 Thomas. Terry Wayne 132.141 Thomason. Nancy 94.169 Thomaston. Cathy Ann 94.160 Thompson. Carolyn Denise 94 Thompson, Cathy 116 Thompson. Danny Ray 116 Thompson. Judy Ann 131.160 Thompson. Kirby L. 116.180 Thompson, Ricky Royce 116 Thompson. Sharon Diane 6.63.161.164.166 Thornton. Sherryl Jean 94 Tidwell. Sandra Lorraine 116 Timmons. Patricia Dianne 94.144.158 Todd. Dan 66 Toland. Randy Millard 116.139 Toney. J. David 223 Toole. Thomas Iras 131 Torrence. Wanda L. 116 Townson. Wesley Byron 131.223 Trant, Samuel Jeff 116 Travis. Norman 132 Trawlck. Oary Olenn Trawick. Marta Montez 116.170 Trolano. Brenda Kay 132.169 Trotter. John Rhodes 117.222.231 Troxell, Janice Charlene 117 Tucker. Deborah A. 94 Tucker. Wayne Mlkeial 131 Turk. Donna Susan 131 Turner, Becky Oail 94 Turner. Cliff Eugene 131 Turner. Dean 117 Turner. Deborah Ann 117 Turner, Debra Ann 117 Turner. Paul Vincent 94.142.166.180.183 Tutherow, David Wayne 131 Tutherow, Kathy 8ue 117 Tutherow. William Presley 94.149 U Urfderwood. Larry Wayne 63 Upton. Kathy 117 Ussery, Carole 8ue 63.154 Ussery. KM Ussery, Karen Ann 63 Ussery. Michael Otis 117 V Valentine. Jerry 131 Valentine. William 66 Valentini. Alan 227 Valentini. Ricky 117 Van Houter. Carol 96 Van Landlngham. Mathan Eugene 117 Van Meter, Kenneth Dean Vann. James 8teven 94,171 Vann, Johnny Mack 63 Vasques, Johnny Ray 117 Vest. Ronald 131.139 Vester. Lee 180.183 Vinson. Brenda Gail 117 Vinson. Heuy Edward 132 Vinson. Sharon 94 W Wade. Debbie Kay 131.162 Wade. Edward O’Neil Wadklns. Linda Dianne 131 Wadsworth. Robin Sheryl 147.180 Wages. Olorla Jean Wages. Teressa Darlene 131.144 Wages. Tommy William Walden. Connie Marie 180 Walden. Kathy Lynn 94 Walden. Murray Eugene 131 Waldrop. Barry Wayne 117 Waldrop. Faye 117.180 Waldrop. Susan 94.180 Walker. Kathy Dawn 117 Walker. Martin Doug 117 Walker. Shannon Gall 63 Wallace, Jack P. Waller. Marcia Jolene 117 Waller. Steve Lamar 168 Walls. Brenda Gall 63 Walls. Sharmane Lila 117 Walsh. Dennis W 131 Waltman. Donald Mlckl 131 Walton. Debbie K. 131.169.170 Ward. Danny Allen 64.172.196 Ward. Debbie 156 Ward. Glenda Suzanne 64.160.168 Ward. Herbert David 131 Ward. James Ernie 118 Ward. Joy 131.160 Ward. Judy Lynn 131 Ward. Linda Marilyn 94 Ward. Marcia Gail 118,170 Ward. Mitzi Carol 64.72.146.159.161.164.195 Ward. Patsy Marie 118.168 Ward. Randy Eugene 64 Ward. Rodney 94 215 Water. Dorothy L. 118 Watford. E Ronald 94 158.180 Watkins. Donald Ray 118 Watkins. Julian Dorminy 64.192 Watkins. Patricia Diane 64.172.194 Watson. Brenda Oail Watson Deborah 94.172 Watson. Deborah Lynn 64 Watson. Janice 131.169 Watson, Joel Leonard 118.139 Watson. Johnny Ray Watson. Wanda Oail 94.169 Weaver. David Lamar 118.223.227 Weaver. Peggy Diane 118.142 Webb. Gary 94.215 Webb. Susan 94 Webb. Teresa Lorrlane 118 Weekley. Carl William 118 Weisenberger. Rosemary Welch. Carol Faye 64.161 Wells. A1 94.231 Wertenberger. Thomas Westbrook. David Ray 118.139 Whiddon. Mary Leona 131.162 Whipple. Stephen Emery 94 Whitaker, Fred Franklin 66.139.141 Whitaker, Jimmy Thomas 118 Whitaker. Randy Rossell 131 White. David Ernest 131 White. James Earl 64 White. James 8teven 118 White. Judy Ann 64 White. Linda Sharon 132 White. Ricky 132 White. Rita Sue 94 White, Sandra Elizabeth 64 Whitehead. James Carroll 118 Whitehurst. Sara Annett« 65.180 Whiten. Debra Ann 95.156.161 Whiten. Oliver Frank 118.138 Whitlock. O. Kay 118 Whitlock. Sherry 131 Whitley. Oary Eugene 95 Whitley. Judy Ann 95.157.162,169 Whitley. Karen Rebecca 132 Whitley. Raymon Thomas 66.142.145.171.191.194 Whitlock. James Aubry 132 Whitlock. Sherry Lynn 132 Whitman. Perry William 132.138 Whitten. Nina Jeanlne 118 Whitten, Ronnie Fred 132 Wicker. Marolyn Lynn 95.154.161 Wlcklund. Robert Earl 132 Widgeon. BUI Henry 65 Widgeon. James Edward 95 Wieczorek. Gina A. 118 Wilbanks. Debbie 132.169 WUbur. Terry 66 Wilks. Dianne Elizabeth 132 Wilks. Nancy Darlene 118 Williams. Annie Ruth 118 WUllams. Belinda Kay 65 Williams, Buddy 118 Williams. Carol Dianne 95 Williams. David H. 65.161 Williams. Fay Ann 132 Williams. Gary Thomas 119 Williams. Jerry Wayne 95.180 Williams. Jerry Wayne 132 Williams. Jessee Lamar Williams. Jimmy H. 95.138 WUllams, Linda Sharon Williams. Mary Elizabeth 132.169 WUllams. Max David 64,142 WUllams. Michael Lee 132 WUllams. Rebecca Kay 65.161,173.195 WUllams. Samuel Alexander 132 Williams. Woodrow Wilson 65,136.137.160.186 Williamson. Bernle Reggie 119 Williamson. Richard Williamson. Terry Keith 119 Willis. Steve Johnson 95.138 Willoughby. Mike Vincent 95,149 Wilson. Allen Wilson, Marvin Klaus 66 Wilson. Robert Wayne 65.192 Winstead, Kenneth Vaughn 65.77.150.161.166.180.183.191 Wlngeit, Carlton Glenn 95. 180. 74 Wippler. Janie 95 Wise. Donny Wayne 95 Witt. Charles Larry 132.141 Wofford. Sherry Lynn 172 Wood. Alicia Ann 119.149.150.180.187 Wood. Donnie 65.171 Wood. Katrine 119 Woodall. Comer William 119 Woodcock. Wanda Estelle 132.162 Woodcock. Zachary Frank 119.166.174 Woodham. Bonnie Eileen 95.161,168 Woodham. Donnie Delmar 119 Woodham. Jackie M 132 Woodham. Marsha Lyn 119 Woodham. Larry Lamar 66.186 Woodham. Sandra Joyce 132.169 Woolfolk. Nora Lorraine 119.180 Wooton. Greg Alan 119.138 Worrell. Susan Elizabeth 119 Wragg. Marsha Ann 119 Wrenn. Melissa Dianne 132 Wright. Brenda Darlene 119.170 Wright. Charles Robert 65.222 Wright. Glenda Charlene 119.170 Wright. James Leroy 95.140 Wright. Jill 119.160 Wright. John Robin 65.70.215 Wright. Paul 95.223.227 Wright. Sammy Gary 65 Wyatt. Gregory AUen 119 Wyatt. Jerry 65 Wyatt. Joe Wyatt. Sylvia 65 Wvnn. Butch 118 Wynn. Frank Carlton Wynn. Freddy Neal 132 Wyrick. Richard Charles 118 Y Yaibrough. Estelle 66 Yarbrough, Robert F. 132 Yarbrough. WUlie Lewis 132 Yates. H. Irene 65.154 162.164.168 Yates. James Carl 118 Yawn. 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