Reidsville High School - Tiger Yearbook (Reidsville, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1984 volume:

. .. THE TIGER A kind heart is a fountain of glad- ness, making ev- erything in it's vacinity freshen into smiles. Washington Irving A little kindness can go a long way. If you see a person with a long face such as Timmy's in Mrs. Hill's room, say a kind word and watch his smile appear. One kind word and a smile can make a beautiful day. My smile shows who I am. £ Sujuado He hath a heart as sound as a bell, and his tongue is the clapper; for what his heart thinks his tongue speaks. Much Ado About Nothing Act 111. Sc. 11. All of us have sincere feelings about work, love and play. Some can express what they feel inside through conversation. Others can- not and have to show their feelings with their actions. I am ... Sincerity. Fun gives you a forc- ible hug, and shakes laughter out of you. David Garrick If you see a smile in a crowd, you can tell someone is having fun. That is what Reidsville High School is all about . . . FUN! Everywhere you look, you see people having fun. That's why we love our school so much. I am ... Fun, Laughter and Smiles 6 opening 8 opening You can make more friends in two months by becoming inter- ested in other people than you can in two years by trying to get other people interested in you. Dale Carnegie A Friend. I am ... Living 10 opening For Today There are two days in the week about which and upon I never worry. Two carefree days, kept sacredly free from fear and apprehension. One of the days is yesterday ... and the other ... is tomorrow. Robert Jones Burndette Some condemn me for a lack of ambition. But ... Without the followers there can be no Leaders. I know the hard work and the menial Tasks, The meaning of success. Also I know ... The lack of recognition. 12 opening I am the Follower ... rrrt p—T|ff opening 13 He that loseth wealth, loseth much; he that loseth friends loseth more; but he that loseth spirit loseth all. Dale Carnegie 14 opening I have Spirit... I show Spirit . I am Spirit opening 15 I am the student. I come this way to find myself To grow, physically and mentally To be changed from the immature To the mature, and... To be molded and fashioned into My true self by the experience Called high school. I am the Student.. 16 opening I AM ... A SENIOR ... D SENIORS D I am the senior The pinnacle Now I am the molder Responsibility rest heavily. For ... As the seniors are, So is the school. MR. and MISS TIGER David Smith, Amy Hill, and Linda Kennedy CLASS OFFICERS: President—David Smith Vice-President—Melinda Kennedy Secretary—Donna Register Reporter—Mitchell Patterson Parliamentarian—Tina Sanders n seniors n LINDA KAYE ALTMAN •‘Lin- da” ANTHONY PAUL ANDRING Tree”—Y-Club 4; Track 4 WILLIE BATTLE ‘Wobbly Bot- tle —VICA; FBLA; Football 4; Basketball 3; Bet it up!” LISA BRA2ELL “Lisa” TERESA MARIE BROWN Rena”—FHA 2.3; FBLA 3.4; Band 1; Band Science Award 1 LEE CARWELL “Big Dog - Pep 1.2.4; Football 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1.2.4; Track 1.2.3.4; SUPER SENIOR; Football MVP. MVL; Basket- ball MVH; Weightlifting 3; “Let the big dog eat.” PAUL CHAVERS “Steve”— VICA; Hunting; Sleeping; Football; “Don’t miss that party train.” BONNIE ROBERTS CLARK “Bonnie”—FHA 1.2.3.4— sec. 2. treas 4; Class sec. 2; Super Senior; ‘l don’t know what tomorrow holds, but I do know who holds tomor- row; Christ our Lord.” CHRIS COLEY “Coley”—Y- Club: 4-H; Track 1; Basketball 2 n SENIORS 0 seniors 19 0 SENIORS D JANICE MARIE COLLINS ' Shorty”—FHA 1.4; Cheer- leader 1.2; Track 1.3; ”Bet it up.” LADAWN COLLINS Carl”— Sr. Sage 4; “Live for the weekends.” TINA J. COWART Tina — Always think of others be- fore yourself.” JESSE LOREN CRANFORD “Loren —Chess 1.2; Stu- dent Council 1,2.3; BETA 2.3.4; FFA 1.2.3.4; Tennis 1.2.3.4; Math Award 3; The south will rise again.” Super Senior” MYLINDA RENEE DEAL Nae” Jr. Y-Club 1. pres. 1; Y- Club 2.3; Stud. Coun. 1; Pep 1; FHA 2.3; Sr. Sage 2.3; Sci- ence 3; VICA 3. opening and closing 3; Success doesn't always come to the stronger or faster man but to the one who thinks he can.” SHERRY DAWNE DORSEY Sherry” Sr. Y-Club 2.3.4. Treas. 2. VP 3. Pres. 4; Beta 2.3.4. Chap. 4; SAGE 2; Stud. Coun. 1.4; Home. Rep. 4; Tennis 2.3.4; Soloist; One-Act play; Debate; IPS. Biology. Physics. Finance. U.S. Histo- ry. Eng. Ill awards: 1st region solo. 5th state girls solo; Ga. Cert, of Merit; Presbyterian Coll. Acad. Award; Super Sen- ior; When I do something right who remembers; when I do something wrong who for- gets.” WALTER DRIGGERS Wal- ter —SAGE 1.2.3.4; FFA 1.2.3.4; PEP 3.4; Sr. 4-H 4; Baseball 2.3.4; FFA Pres. 3.4; Sr. 4-H. VP 4; “Yourmama!” STACEY LORRAINE FOWLER Stacey”—FHA 1.2.3.4; PEP 2.3; SAGE 1.2; VICA 4; Flag girl 1; SHARON FROST Sharon”— Y-Club 1.2.3.4; SAGE 2; VICA 3; Med. Car. 2; Library aide 3 n seniors n 20 seniors a SENIORS n RUBY GAYLE GAY Gayle”— 4-H 1; SAGE 2; Y-Club 2; FHA 4; FBLA 4; Annual Staff 3.4. Bus. Manag. 4; Home. Rep. 1,2; Annual Staff award 3. “What is once loved you will find is always yours. Take it home in your mind nothing ever can take it away from you. Super Senior ANGELA KAY GODWIN • An- gie FHA 1.2.4; SAGE 1.2; Pep 2; Stud. Coun 1,2; VICA 4; Homec. Rep. 1.2.4; Band 1; Basketball 1.2; Track 1; Softball 2; FHA award NED ERICK GORDON ' Flash Football 1; Pep 2; Basketball 2; VICA 4; Y-Club 4; P.E. award; Give me some CAT. MARLON HAGAN “Mar- Ion” — Pep 1.2; Football 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Track 1.2.3.4; Track F; Super Senior SAMANTHA HALL “Sam — Sage 1; Chess 1.2; Stud. Coun 1.2; BETA 2.3.4; FBLA 3.4. Pres. 4; FFA 3.4. Sec. 4; Debate 1.2.4; One Act Play 2.4; Ext. Speak. 1.2.3.4; Fi- nance. Free Ent.. Eng. II. Ext. Spk. 1st 3. awards SAMANTHA HALL “Sam” You ain’t seen nothing yet. Super Senior TERRY HALL Terry —FFA 1.2.3; VICA 4; Football 1.2.3.4; Super Senior AMY NOEL HILL Jack FHA 2.3.4. hist. 3. sec. 4; FBLA 1.2.3.4. report. 3; SAGE 1.2; Pep 1; Stud. Counc. 3.4; Ten- nis 1.2.3.4; FBLA award 2; Science award; Super Senior; Miss Tiger; Homecoming Rep. 3; Queen 4 “To have a friend, you have to be a friend. D SENIORS D seniors 21 BARNEY DEAN HOLLAND Big Guy FFA 1.4. green- hand 1; Chess 4; Sr. 4-H 4; Band 2.3.4, Captain 4; GMEA Sup. Rat. 3: All American Hall of Fame Band 4; Yes! Yes! Yes! ; Super Senior THOMAS D. JACKSON. JR. “Mr. T Pep 3; Y-Club 3.4. basket, capt. 3; VICA 3.4; FFA 4; Power lift. 2nd; Ha! Ha! Be cool now. WALLACE DAVID JARRIEL “Tweetsee. Gopher” — Chess 3; FFA 1.2.4; Y-Club 1.2; Football 4; Baseball 3.4; Do unto others as they do unto you! n SENIORS o JOHN JENKINS Big John”—VICA 2; FFA 2; Foot- ball 1.4; Baseball 1.4; Basket- ball 1.4; That the way it is.” LISA ANN JOHNSON Gisa” FHA 1.2; SAGE 2; FBLA 3.4; Homecoming Rep. 2.4; Two sheets to the wind. Super Senior D SENIORS [■ 22 seniors n SENIORS [? VANN JOHNSON Elbin — Pep 3; FHA 3.4; Science 4; Football 1,2,3.4; Baseball 3; Football MVOL 3; Go for it! Super Senior DANNY JONES Danny — FFA 4; IPS science award 1 KEITH JONES “Keith —FFA 1; Football 1.4; “Got to have mine. SALLY ANN JORDAN Ann —Y-Club 4; FHA 4; Track 1.2; What's up? APRIL DARLENE KENNEDY “Darlene Homecoming Rep. 1; Spec. Olympics 1.2,3.4; Love U KAY MICHELLE KENNEDY “Shell Pep 1.2; FHA 1.2.3.4; SAGE 1.2; 3; VICA 3.4; Flag girl 1; Love is not always what you expect, but more than you can imagine ; Su- per Senior LINDA NELL KENNEDY Lynn” FHA 1.2; Annual Staff 4. sr. ed. 4; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Track 1.2; Cheer- leader 1; Homecoming Rep. 4. 1st runner-up; MVP 1; MVO 2.3; Home Ec. award 1; FHA Chapter degree 2; Perfect At- tendance 1; NHA 1; Super Senior; Miss Tiger; “What’s up? MELINDA KAY KENNEDY LuLu Stud. Counc. 1.2; sec. 1; SAGE 1.2.3; Y-Club 1.2; BETA 2.3.4; pres. 4; Pep 2.3.4. sec. 3.4; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Hustle 1.3. Most Imp. 2; Softball 2; Track 3.4; State 3.4; Algebra II. Typing II. awards; Pres. Jr. Fellow Award; Ga. Cert, of Merit; Love is not something you fall into, but something you grow into. ANNIE LEWIS Ladybug” Band 1; Like you know n SENIORS 0 seniors 23 n SENIORS H ERIC MACK • Frank s—Stu- dent Council 1.2.3.4; Sr. Sage 1.2.3.4; Football 1; Baseball 1.2; Super Senior JOHN ALFRED McCHARGUE Ralph 4-H 1.2; Chess 1.2; Student Council 1.4; Sr. Y-2; Beta 2.3.4; Pep 1; Baseball 1.2; Football 1.2.3; Track 1; World His. award 1; English 1 award; Algebra 1 award; Citi- zenship 1 award; P.E. 1 award; Debate 2; Extern, speaking 2; Gov. Honor semi- social science 2; Cert, of Mer- it 3; P C. Jr. Fellowship Awards. JULIE ALICE MOORE— Ju- lie Y-Club 1.2.3: Beta 2.3.4; Student Council 1.2; FBLA 1.2,3; Sage 1; Science 1; Band 1.2.3; One Act Play 4; Debate 4; Literary 2.3 Liter- ary 2.3 awards. Don’t worry about it.” GRETCHEN RENA MOR- GAN— Gretchen'’ FHA 1.3,4. Vice Pres. 4 Don’t walk in front of me for I may not follow. Don't walk behind me for I may not see you. Just walk beside me and be my friend. Super Senior. TONY NEESMITH — Duck Sage 2: Baseball 1.3.4; MVP 3 Don’t be down on yourself when your marks are low and rewards are few. just remem- ber the mighty oak was once a nut to. Super Senior MITCHELL PATTERSON Judy Student Co. 1; Sage 2; Vica 3.4; Pres. 4; Y-club 4. Basketball; Baseball 1.2.3.4; PingPong award 3; Baseball MVI 3 It’s a great day for baseball. fl SENIORS li 24 seniors D SENIORS P DONNA LEIGH REGISTER Red'’ Stud. Coun. 1. sec.. 3.4. SAGE 1. pres. 2.3; FHA 1.2.3; Pep 1,2.4; Homecom- ing Rep. 1.3; Cheerleader 1. capt. 2.3.4; Batgirl 4; Class secretary 1. Class pres. 3; Su- per Senior ANDY REID -Andy” Y-Club 1.3.4; Chess 1.2.3.4; 4-H 4. rifle team; Football 1.3; Track 2; Tennis 1.3.4; Band 4; Cho- rus 4; Gov. Honors Alt.; Art I award; Literary 2.3.4; Annual Staff 4; To each his own . MITCHELL E. ROCK “Dr. Rock'' FFA 1.2.3; Pep 3; Stud. Coun. 1; VICA 4; Give me some Cat’'.” DAVID L. ROGERS Big Da- vid” VICA. Y-Club; Drama I. 2.3; One-Act Play; Photog- rapher Say What!” MICHELLE DENISE ROWELL Michele” BETA 2.3.4; re- porter 4; Y-Club 2; Chess 1; FBLA 3.4. reporter 4; Literary 3; English I. Careers. Algebra II. Trig, awards TINA SANDERS Tina” SAGE 1: FHA 1.2.3.4; FBLA 3; Band 1.2; Pep 1.2; Super Senior I have laughed and I have cried but only in the arms of the man that I truly lov. have I smiled. CLEVELAND LORENZO SHARPE Renzo VICA 4; Sr. Y-Club 2.3.4; FFA 3; Track 2.3.4; Football 1; Y-club bas- ketball 3.4; P.E. award 3; Give me some CAT”.” ROBIN SHARPE Robin FHA 2; “Big time!” RACHEL SIKES Tiny USAA in Algebra; You know what I mean.” D SENIORS 0 seniors 25 D SENIORS G DAVID HOBSON SMITH “SMITTY” Pep—1.2.3.4; Pres. 4; Student Co. 2.3.4; Pres. 4; Football 1.2.3.4. Bas- ketball 1.2.3.4. Baseball 1.2.3.4. B-team Most valu- able offense 1. Most valuable pitcher 2. Most valuable de- fense 3. Most valuable Pitch- er 3. SUPER SENIOR. Mr. Ti- ger DENNIS SMITH — “Dennis- “Football. “An eye for an eye.” LINDA VERNETTE SMITH— ••Net” FHA 1; Y-club 4; FBLA 4; “I know that’s right.” ANGELA DIANNE SPANN— ■’Jake” Cheerleading 2; Band 2; If you love something set it free. If it comes back to you its yours. If it doesn't it never was. ROBERT STANDFIELD — “Pretty Boy” “I got you and you got me.” BRIAN STRICTLAND—• Bull” 4-H 1 DAPHINE CASSINA SUMMER- SETT—“Dap Sage 4; Vica 4; Y-club 4; Basketball 4; Track 4 Oral Inter 4; One Act Play 4. I got it like that.” Super Sen- ior GRADY HENRY YOUNG — Henry Vica 4. D SENIORS G 26 seniors D SENIORS n D SENIORS H seniors 27 1 SUPER SENIORS [ MOST INTELLECTUAL John McChargue, Samantha Hall MOST POPULAR David Smith, Amy Hill MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED John McChargue, Sherry Dorsey ] SUPER SENIORS [ MOST ATHLETIC David Smith, Linda Kennedy MOST COURTEOUS Marlon Hagan, Gayle Gay MOST DEPENDABLE Tony NeeSmith, Samantha Hall ] SUPER SENIORS [ MOST UNPREDICTABLE Erick Mack, Michelle Kennedy BEST LOOKING Mitchel Patterson, Amy Hill FRIENDLIEST Tony NeeSmith, Tina Sanders SHYIEST Dean Holland, Lisa Johnson SUPER SENIORS I BEST ALL AROUND David Smith, Linda Kennedy BEST PERSONALITY Lee Carwell, Bonnie Clark MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Vann Johnson, Donna Register 1 SENIORS [ —“j w If you think back, most of the 1984 Senior Class started to Kindergarton together, entered High School together, and now are graduating together. If we could go back and re-do the past, many of us would do things just as we did before. At times in your life you may feel that things will always remain the same. But then you realize that things never stay that way for long. For no one knows what tomorrow holds. We must hold onto our dreams and strive for the highest goal possible—Success! Think about tomorrow and what might be- come of you. As we finish High School together, each of us has our own dream. Each dream is special and unique because it our own dream. At sometime in your life you will hear a word, phrase, or a song, and it will bring back memories of the past you thought you had forgotten. No matter where you go or what you do, those memories will always be there to remind you of all the good and bad times we have shared at RHS. This is all a part of growing up and going our seperate ways. Later on you will remember these times as if they were yester- day. As we depart, let us look back on our memories with a smile. The beginning seniors make will shape their future. The closing of this special time is the unfolding of a new life. SENIORS 34 I AM ... UNDER- CLASSMEN J u N I O R S Leigh Alberson Mike Alexander Marsha Alexander Teresa Allen Northern Anderson James Anthony Susie Anthony Kelly Archambeault Stevie Bacon Kevin Brazell Retina Brown Charla Balkcom Lisa Barnard Butch Burroughs Janice Calhoun Melissa Calhoun Angie Collins Class Officers: President— Charla Balkcom, Vice Presi- dent—Leslie Newsome, Secre- tary—Mary Dawn Powell, Gin- ger, Treasurer—Gina Gibbs Reporter—Tommy Ray, Parli- mentarian—Melinda Hicks Tina Cowart Ginny Craft Jackie Davis Keith Dixon Stevie Drinks Regina Drury Geneva Eason Janet Edenfield i Keith Edenfield Jerrell Fate juniors 37 Leon Collins Craig Corbett J u N I O R S Shawn Finnerty Eddie Funderburke Gina Gibbs Melanie Glisson Deraid Green Pat Guyton Tonya Harvey John Hawkins Melinda Hicks Lisa Hightower Pamela Hobby Holly Holland Abigail Howell Paul Hudson Angie Jackson Teresa Jackson Charles Jenkins Michelle Johnson Carol Jones Chuck Jones I am the Junior. Finally, I’m almost to the end. One more year and I will be through with my high school career for- ever. As I look, anticipating what there is to come. I think back over what has been; of all the wonderful friends, good times and bad, and think of what a great time it has been. And suddenly I realize that I don't wish that time would pass that quickly after all. 38 juniors Tina McGill Eric Mingo Delores Moore Billy Morgan Mary Murphy Donovan Murray Leslie Newsome Clint Oliver Ginger Oliver Greg Oliver Kim Oliver Cecil Pearson C L A S S O F '8 5 juniors 39 J u N I O R S Jay Phillips Robbie Phillips Gerald Powell Mary Dawn Powell Lee Quick Tommy Ray Lola Rogers Gaston Rowell Donna Rowland Kyle Sapp Darlene Sapp Craig Scott Denny Scott Kenny Scott George Seay Everett Sharpe Herbie Dean Sharpe Mary Sharpe Ben Shuman Don Shuman Lawanda Simpson Barbara Smith C L A S S O F ’8 5 Naura Smith Tony Smith Carol Spann Charlene Spann Joy Spikes Ray Spivey juniors 41 J Lee Stanley Bart Stewart Tommy Stubbs Jan Tapley Todd Thompson Lisa Tirrell Denise White Al Williams S Matt Williams Shawna Young Sheila Young s o p H O M O R E Shana Alexander Bernadette Allen Timmy Anderson Kirby Archambeault Roy Bacon Tim Bacon Jody Bales Daniel Beshiers Kathy Bonner Corina Boula Chris Boyd Melvin Browder Tim Browder Angie Brown James Brown Tommy Butler Ben Byrd Tommy Cline Cathy Coleman Annie Collins S Class Officers—President: Cathy Coleman, Vice-Presi- dent: Charlene Jackson, Secretary: Kim Knight, Parlia- mentarian: Angie Smith, Reporter: Mollie Hunter Mike Collins Polly Ann Cooper James Corbett I Laura Crumbley Kermit Drinks Kyle Durrence Eugene Edwards Shannon Fletcher Bobby Flowers Grover Floyd Joanne Forest Darrell Fowler Debbie Frost Patricia Gilghrest Rodger Gilliam Greg Gourley C L o 06 1 o Dawn Green Melanie Green Calvin Hall Salvatore Hart Kim Hayes Johnny Hightower Marika Hightower Robert Holton Mollie Hunter Rusty Hutcheson Wes Hutcheson Charlene Jackson Erica Jackson Tammy Jarriel Lisa Jenkins Tersa Jenkins Carolyn Johnson Eddie Johnson Daniel Jones John Kappes Angie Kennedy Samantha Kirkley Gershun Knight Kim Knight Jerry Lee I am the sophomore. Struggling to make it day by day. Still not too high up on the ladder of High School, yet not at the bottom, either. Just hang- ing on, climbing up as the days go by. I'm finally beginning to fit in with the upperclassmen, to be “one of the rest.” I think about the days to come and it seems so many are left, until something great happens and I realize that this isn’t going to last forever, but I wish it would. Tony Lee Micheal Martin Debra McRae Johnny McRae Lisa Meeks Billy Joe Neesmith Matthew Oliver Tommy Oliver Ann Padgett Clay Padgett Terri Padgett Michelle Palmer Monique Parker Cassandra Pough Darrien Renfroe Celeste Rewis Greg Reynolds Roseann Riggs David Sapp c L A S Vann Sikes Sharmin Sikes sophomores 47 oo i O s o p H O M O R E S Jarvis Small Bridgett Smith Eric Smith Angie Smith Reggie Smith Michelle Sotomayer Shearnease Spann Freda Spence Darrien Stanfield Cindy Strickland Jonathon Taylor Norma Jean Tootle Chris Walsh Kenny Williams Melissa Williams Angie Alexander Barry Altman Michelle Anderson Tabatha Anderson F Sharon Andrews R E Lavonne Anthony Rea Ashley Robert Balkcom Matthew Beal Dwayne Blizzard S H Patrick Boyette Alfred Boyett Gwen Boyett Alvin Brown M Janine Brown E Kelly Brown Travis Brown Alicia Bryant N Tracey Buford Tracy Burton Class Officers: President—Stacy Johnson, Vice President—Amanda Ray, Secretary Trea- surer—Caroline Foskey, Reporter—Kelli Ran- dall, Parlimentarian—Kathy Woods Angie Buttersworth John Byrd Tina Byrd Lillian Calhoun Nancy Calloway Teresa Canady Teresa Chavis Ezekial Cheatham Joanie Clark Joey Clark Billy Collins Terry Collins Joseph Cooper Lamanda Corbitt Shane Cowart Tammy Cowart freshmen C L A S S O F '8 7 F R E S H M E N Gene Day Danny Dismuke Johnny Durrence Latawn Eason Vicki Eason Alan Edenfield Deborah Ellison Marc Floyd Caroline Foskey Susie Friend Eddie Frost Dwayne Fulmer Margaret Gaffney Phyllis Gaffney Dwayne Gay Virgil Gay Cynthia Gilghrest Theresa Gilliam Vicki Grooms Lawanda Guest Tim Guest Michelle Hagan Charles Hall Ray Harden Tonya Harris C Julie Hess Michael Heyer Allen Hicks Brian Hill Tammy Howell L A Bob Holland Jonathon Holland Rob Hutcheson Angela Jackson Cecelia Jackson S S 0 Cory Jackson Keith Jackson Willie Jackson Glenn Jarriel Regina Jenkins F ’8 freshmen 53 F R E S H M E N II Eric Johnson Stacey Johnson Tina Johnson Denise Jones Marilyn Jordan John Kennedy Richard Kennedy Curtis Kichens Theresa Kirkland Tommy Lanier James Lee Patrick Lewis Felicia Mbonzo Faith McCall Travis McCall Odell McClain Melanie McCumber Conise McRae Larry McRae Dale Mimbs Charles Mobley Bobby Neesmith Joseph Nunnally Derrick Oliver Dwayne Pfaglier Don Phillips Sandy Phillips Stovier Phillips Patrick Powell Pat Presley Stanley Price Kelli Randall Amanda Ray Rusty Reardon Walter Reese Tony Rewis Sandra Rhiner Scot Riggs Shane Robertson Mike Russell Herschel Scott freshmen 55 C L A S S O F ’8 7 F R E Tammy Sewell Calvin Sharpe S H Danette Shuman John Shuman E Beth Sikes Charlie Sikes Judy Sikes Ricky Sikes Brenda Smith Charlene Smith Charlotte Smith Kay Spann Dickey Stanfield Terry Stubbs 56 freshmen Chuck Sullinger Sam Surrency Christine Thomas Gary Waher Kim Warren Angie Waters Stacey Wilds Vicky Wilds Jason Wilkes Brenda Williams Not Pictured: Johnny Durrence, Vicki Eason, Ted Faglier, Stovier Fletcher, Jack Gay, Virgil Gay, Timothy Guest, Kelly Brown, Charles Mobley, Lee Price, Tony Oliver, Joseph Nunnaly, Robert Nelson, Felicia Mbonzo, Curtis Kinchen, Gwendolyn Hagan, Ray Har- den, Aretha Lee Harris. Micheal Heyer, Angela Jackson, Robert Hol- ton, Angie Kennedy I am the Freshmen. Finally making it to high school, only to find out I'm at the bottom again. But I start out new. with a clean state. To think that the slate will be filled so quickly as the days fly by. I wonder-what will it contain? Good or bad? Alot of exciting days or alot of boredom and just wondering how will I ever make it through high school? But before I know it I will be finished. I'll look over that once empty slate as the best time of my life. Kenny Williams Mary Williams c } in 8 t h G R A D Dana Anderson Paul Anderson Mike Andrews Jeryld Bacon Penny Barnard Paula Beasley Shannon Boula Tracy Boyd Cletus Brewton David Brown Jimmy Bruner Bill Buttery John Byrd LeAnn Carter Michelle Carter Penny Carter Joyce Chavers Calvin Chavis Dwayne Chavis David Chavis Class Officers: President—L.M. Guy, Vice President— Andy Thigpen, Secretary Treasurer—Tammy Register, Reporter—Sharon Guyton, Parlimentarian—Casey Smith Don Cooper John Credeur Valree Jones Dwayne Friend Phyllis Gaffney L.M. Guy Sharon Guyton Cherry Higgs Greg Hunter Stephanie Hunter Jerry Hutcheson Margaret Jackson Ann Johnson Bobby Johnson Darrell Joiner Mike Joiner Melissa Kirby C L A S S O F ’8 8th grade -C CD Q; Q Uj 8 t Kyle Manning James McCarty Michael McCarty Rodney McDowell James McKinley Mark Mincey Shanna Mincey Patricia Mitchell Steven Newsone Sandra Nicklay Lorie Parker Doug Pfluger Tammy Register Kim Riddle Lagretta Robinson Gina Rogers Jessica Rogers Michael Rogers Lee Scott Tonya Sheppard I am the eigth-grader. Almost to high school. Just a little while longer and I will begin to fit in. Everything will work out perfectly. I will begin to be accepted and things will be better. But for now I must go on here, still in Junior High, waiting anxiously, antici- pating what there is to come. Jimmy Sherod Jim Shuman Richard Shuman Andre Smith Casey Smith LaDonna Smith Lisa Smith Pam Smith Tanya Smith Tina Smith Billy Spann Kenny Stanfield Andy Thigpen Scott Tripp Tammy Wahler Delmar White Tonya Willis Willie Williams Missy Wright 8th grade 61 I AM ... STUDENT LIFE Homecoming Court L to R: Stacey Johnson, Charlene Jackson, Queen Amy Hill, Charla Balkcom, 1st Runner Up Linda Kennedy Sherry Dorsey Angie Godwin Kyle Durrence Tony Neesmith Amy Hill Mitchell Patterson Linda Kennedy Steven Drinks Lisa Johnson Thomas Jackson Gretchen Morgan Tony Andring U| . o £fc t Taking It To The Top 68 student life student life 69 J u N I O R S Charla Balkcom Dwayne Blizzard Shawna Young Vann Johnson s o p H O M O R E S Debbie Frost John Kappes Gina Gibbs David Smith Charlene Jackson Salvatore Hart Mary Dawn Powell Kerry Murray Cathy Coleman Gerald Powell Angie Smith Casey Smith 70 LaTawn Eason Johnny McRae Faith McCall Robert Balkcom Cecilia Jackson Ray Spivey Kathy Wood Eddie Frost student life 71 LOOKS LIKE WE’VE All night. . . this night was so long but yet so short. The anticipa- tion made it seem like the moment would never come, and when it did it was well worth the wait. When the players walked out on the field you knew this game was their's. As the touchdowns began to add up in our favor the crowd could see the victory coming. The night didn't end with the football game, next was the homecoming dance, which really put the icing on the cake. We'll just leave it at that ... all night long. MADE IT!: WORKING FOR THE WEEKEND After the long hard days of work and study, we all need a little time away. The weekend provides this time, in which many pastimes have been created. Some of these activities in- clude riding around, visiting ponds and pe- can orchards, and rid- ing the strip. Of course there are the special weekends when we have dances, parties or just get together with friends. The week- ends give us time to be ourselves and also to get to be with friends. There are al- ways some who get into some kind of trouble, but they're usually ready for school on Monday morning. We've always had clubs at R.H.S. but this year a few boys have developed a unique” club of their own. R.H.S. now has an off campus all terrain club. This club is all about spinning wheels, sharp curves, and super fast cars. We all exceed the speed limit at some time or another, but these boys actually leave their mark. In the top picture we have the top eight all terrainers. GO FOR ITU student life 75 I AM The whole school looks so different from the new covered walkway to the shirts on our backs. Panama Jack, OP and preppy are in. The jeans this year are Jordache, Zena, any designer, and al- ways Lee and Levi's. The Ashia's, Nike's and Duck shoes are what to walk in. How many holes are in your ears? For girls the more the better to show off the new big earrings. 76 student life FASHIONS student life 77 student life 79 I AM............. A TIGER! 80 st dent life I AM ... AN ATHLETE . . . VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM MEMBERS: David Smith, Eddie Johnson, Tim Browder, James Anthony, Mike Alexander, Marlon Hagan, Lee Carwell, Melvin Browder, Mike Collins, Eugene Edwards, Gerald Powell, Donovan Murray, Northern Ander- son, Kerry Murray, Vann Johnson, Keith Jones, Jackie Davis, David Jarriel Reidsville Football Opponent 12 Metter 40 23 Glennville 6 15 Bacon County 6 22 Pierce County 47 30 Irwin County 39 14 Lyons 34 6 Vidalia 21 48 Atkinson County 42 0 Claxton 36 6 Jeff Davis 7 COACHES: Danny Scott Buddy McCall Ronnie McCall 82 football SENIOR PLA YERS David Smith Quarterback, Free Safety Van Johnson Defensive End. Left Guard Lee Carwell Fullback, Defensive Lineman Terry Hall Defensive Guard Marlon Hagan Keith Jones Running Back Right Guard David Jerriel Offensive Tackle Pep rallies, cheerleaders, screaming fans, popcorn and cotton candy; this is all a part of the sport of football. The bruises, scrapes, cuts, and swollen muscles all show just how hard the game was played. TIGERS The RHS Tigers are still on the go. It takes long, hard hours of practice but it only makes things better. They sweat, they have sore muscles but they are al- ways ready to face their oppo- nent; ready to play their hardest ever. It may be tough, but they'll be able to pull through and come out on top. When they come out on top, they'll be able to say we did it! Then they can go on per- forming for their fans and mov- ing to the top. We're proud of our Tigers. ON THE GO The Tigers have had some sad and disappointing mo- ments, but they always come through for their fans. They never give up and that’s what counts for a Tiger. They fight until the final second. They continue to fight until the final moment, win or lose. We know they have tried their best. football 85 B-TEAM FOOTBALL TEAM MEMBERS: Ricky Sikes. Jason Wilkes. Marc Floyd. Roger Cason. Robert Balkcom, Dwayne Blizzard. Bob Holland. Travis Brown. Brian Hill. Travis McCall. Stanley Price. Charles Hall. Calvin Sharpe. Mike Russell. Hershel Scott. Eddie Frost. Randy Williams. Terry Collins. Ray Harden. Allen Edenfield. COACHES: Terry Jones Daryl Lewis Reidsville 7th 8th FOOTBALL Opponent 0 Lyons 14 20 Lyons 26 40 Glennville 0 Reidsville 32 20 B-TEAM FOOTBALL Jeff Davis Vidalia Opponent 0 12 86 football Quarterback, Ricky Sikes goes around the end for some great yard- age. Hershel Scott catchs a bomb for a touchdown. Coach Jones tells the team that they will go somewhere as a team if they will stick together and play together. The B-Team was moved up to varsi- ty. football 87 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Donna Register Charla Balkcom Leslie Newsome Sponsor: Zimma Jones 88 athletics Jan Tapley Cathy Coleman Debbie Frost Casey McCall Ginger Oliver Dawn Green Charlene Jackson athletics 89 BOYS BASKETBALL Reidsville Opponent 42 Lyons 37 34 Glennville 35 53 SCD 54 58 Metter 64 41 Vidalia 35 84 Toombs Central 55 70 Portal 53 63 SCD 46 41 Glennville 39 43 Claxton 64 60 Jett Davis 68 53 Lyons 51 44 SEB 70 58 SCD 44 43 Portal 47 82 Toombs Central 56 57 Metter 771 65 Jett Davis 71 41 SEB 46 37 Vidalia 40 59 Claxton 83 59 Glennville 47 1st Place Tattnall County Invitational Christmas Tournament. 2nd Place Sub-Region Champs 2nd Place Region Champs Team Members: David Smith, Lee Carwell, Marlon Hagan, John Hawkins, Wayne Williams, Hermit Drinks, Jonathon Taylor, Kenneth Byrd, Reggie Smith, Eddie Johnson Team Captains: David Smith Lee Carwell Marlon Hagan COACH: James Brown VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL 90 basketball VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL David Smith Marlon Hagan The hardest working, most self-disciplined group that I've ever coached. Their unselfishness and their winning attitude has carried them to win more games than any other team of equal ability.” This is a team that will be long remembered at Reidsville High School. The thing that will be remembered most is that the team is mainly sophomores. They will give the school and its fans something to be proud of over the next two years. The biggest loss will not be the next game, but the three seniors and to them we dedicate this season. Lee Carwell basketball 91 VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL GIRLS BASKETBALL Reidsville Opponent 41 Lyons 34 54 Glennville 13 45 SCD 43 35 Metter 38 58 Vidalia 61 37 Toombs Central 25 66 Portal 17 50 Glennville 14 41 SCD 35 39 Claxton 53 56 Jeff Davis 50 39 Lyons 28 54 SEB 43 41 SCD 35 52 Portal 12 53 Toombs Central 29 56 Metter 26 41 Jeff Davis 44 38 SEB 39 36 Vidalia 46 44 Claxton 41 47 Glennville 1st Place Tattnall 29 County Invitational Christmas Tournament Team Captains: Linda Kennedy Melinda Kennedy Team Members: Mary Sharpe, Carol Spann, Lawanda Simp- son, Denice White, Patri- cia Gilghrest, Melissa Williams, Kelli Randall, Conise McCray, Laura Crumbly, Linda Kenne- dy, Melinda Kennedy Coach: Lisa Trim 92 basketball VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL Returning Members: Denice White. Patricia Gilghrest, Melissa Williams, Kelli Randall, Conise McCray, Carol Spann, Lawanda Simpson, Mary Sharpe, Laura Crumbly SENIORS: Linda Kennedy Melinda Kennedy basketball 93 B-TEAM GIRLS BASKETBALL Team Members: LeeAnne Carter, Mary Williams, Kathy Byrd, Phyllis Gaffeney, Kelli Randall, Conise McCray, Cynthia Gilghrest, Melissa Williams, Joanie Clark, COACH: Lisa Trim Wins: 9 Loses: 1 The girls have really put forth a great effort this sea- son. This was the best Girls Varsity team Reidsville High School has had in years. They finished the season with a 17-7 record. There is great talent in the upcoming years. There were only two seniors: Lin- da Kennedy and Melinda Kennedy, known as the Kennedy Girls. The Tigerettes battle it out. 94 basketball B-TEAM BOYS BASKETBALL Team Members: Gregg Hunter, Matthew Beal. Micheal Beal, Arthur Young, Wayne Williams, Coach: Daryl Lewis, Juan Young, Bobby Johnson, Alvin Brown I am the participant ... The sweat, The blood, The tears, The pain of exertion, The ecstasy of accomplishment, The agony of defeat. The thrill of victory, I ... know them all. The Tigers struggling for a victory. basketball 95 7th and 8th GRADE BASKETBALL Team Members: Missy Renfroe, Renee Bacon, LeeAnn Carter, Terrell Mincey, Kelli McCumber, Mary Smith, Lisa Smith, Vicki Butler, Gail Sanders, Judy Hudson, Phyllis Gaffney, Paula Beasley, Angie Jackson, Tonya Sheppard Team Members: Rodney Eason, Demetris Eason, Bill Butry, Tim Smith, Bret McDaniel, Micheal Bason, Shannon Boula, Richard Shuman, Tony Jackson, John Byrd, Chip Calloway, Fred Small, Earl Williams, Jim Martin, Andre Smith. Micheal Beal, Gordon Hill, Lanken McCrae 96 basketball REIDSVILLE HOSTS TOURNAMENTS Sub-region 2AA Region 2AA GIRLS GIRLS 1st place—Vidalia 1st place—Irwin County 2nd place—Claxton 2nd place—Vidalia BOYS COYS 1st place—Claxton 1st place—Claxton 2nd place—Reidsville 2nd place—Reidsville VARSITY BASEBALL PLAYERS: Ben Shuman. Mike Alexander. Northern Anderson. Jackie Davis. Darien Fenfroe. David Sapp, Tommy Butler. Herschel Scott. Ricky Sikes. Stanley Price. Marc Floyd. Robert Balkcom. Roger Cason. Travis Brown. Alfred Boyette. Bob Holland. Terry Stubbs. Rob Hutcheson. Andy Thigpen SENIORS Mitchell Paterson David Smith SENIORS Tony NeeSmith Walter Driggers The Reidsville High School baseball team, coached by Terry Jones, started off this years baseball season right by get- ting new uniforms. We are hoping that may- be this will help them to have a no loss sea- son. baseball 99 BASEBALL VARSITY BASEBALL Tues. April 3 Claxton Home 4:30 Th. April 5 Jeff Davis Away 4:00 Sat. April 7 S.E.B. Home 11:00 Tues. April 10 Lyons Home 4:00 Th. April 12 Metter Away 4:00 Sat. April 14 Vidalia Home 11:00 Tues. April 17 Claxton Away 4:30 Wed. April 18 Glennville Away 4:30 Th. April 19 Metter Home 4:00 Tues. April 24 Jeff Davis Home 4:00 Th. April 26 Lyons Away 4:30 Sat. April 28 Vidalia Away 11:00 B-TEAM BASEBALL Toombs Th. March 22 Central Home 4:00 Sat. April 7 S.E.B. Home 4:00 Sat. April 14 Vidalia Home 4:00 Sat. April 28 Vidalia Away 4:00 BATGIRLS: Shawna Young, Kim Oliver, Charla Balkcom, Tammy Jerriel, Stacey Johnson, Caroline Foskey, Not Shown: Donna Register, Mollie Hunter. 100 baseball TENNIS TENNIS Th. March 8 Glennville Home 4:00 Tues. March 13 Vidalia Home 3:30 Th. March 15 Glennville Away 4:00 Th. March 22 Metter Home 3:30 Mon. March 26 Bryan Co. Home 4:00 Tues. March 27 Claxton Home 4:00 Th. March 29 Bryan Co. Away 4:00 Tues. April 3 Jeff Davis Away 4:00 Tues. April 10 Claxton Away 4:00 Mon. April 16 Metter Away 4:00 COACH: LEIGH POWELL ATHLETIC DIRECTOR: RONNIE McCALL TEAM MEMBERS: Shawn Finnerty, Loren Cranford, Kevin Brazell, Bart Stewart, Matt Williams, Tommy Ray, Kyle Durrence, Sherry Dorsey, Gina Gibbs, Roseann Riggs. COACH: Leigh Powell tennis 101 GIRLS TRACK TEAM MEMBERS: Melinda Kennedy, Patricia Gilghrest, Christine Thomas, Lavone Antho- ny, Janet Edenfield, Mary Sharpe, Conise McCrae, Debra McCrae, Laura Crumbley, Tra- cey Buford COACH: James Brown Eddie Johnson. Everette Sharpe, Reggis Smith, Jimmy Dell Sherd. Mi- chael Martin. Keith Jones. Lee Carwell, Roy Bacon. Cleveland Sharpe, Charles Jenkins. William Kinchen. Jason Wilkes, Dwayne Blizzard. Salva- tore Hart Coach: Danny Scott BOYS TRACK 102 track I AM... ORGANIZATIONS f - CLUB MEMBERS: Bart Stewart, Gaston Rowell, Andy Reid, Shannon Fletcher, John Kappes, Celeste Rewis, David Rogers. Paul Hudson. Erica Jackson, Lee Stanlwy, Patricia Gilcrest, Karen Lynn, Angie L Smith, Tommy Ray, Shawn Finnerty, Kevin Brazell, Holly Holland, Ginger Oliver, Roseann Riggs, Kyle Durrence, Sherry Dorsey. Charla Balkcom, Leslie Newsome. Ben Shuman, Tony Andring, Mollie Hunter. Lisa Tirrell, Chuck Jones, Sharon Frost, Thomas Jackson, Mitchell Patterson, Handy Kenne- m m dy. Craig Scott, Al Williams, Tommy Butler f a OFFICERS: President—Sherry Dorsey, Vice-President—Charla Balkcom, Secretary—Roseann Riggs, Treasurer—Tommy Ray, Chaplain—Shawn Finnerty, Community Projects Chairman—Ce- leste Rewis, School Projects Chairman—Kevin Brazell D Y-Club Motto: To create, maintain, and extend through- out the home, school and community, high standards of Christian character. This motto alone says what Y-Club does to promote Christian character among their members. This year they have been supportive in the community by doing activities such as raising money for the March of Dimes, helping the Red Cross, helping needy families, and volunteering to work at the nursing home. The RHS Sr. Y-Club has had a superb year. They won first place in the homecoming parade with their float “Football Heaven” Sherry Dorsey, Leslie Newsome, and Charla Balkcom attended the annual Washington Semi- nar; which is an exciting tour of Washington D.C. They are pictured below with Lindsay Thomas. U.S. Representa- tive. ) Q; - • O —i QQ oo | m CLUB MEMBERS: Pamela Hobby, Samantha Hall, Willie Battle, Sheila Young, Amy Hill, Linda Smith, Pat Guyton, Charlene Spann, Leigh Alberson, Laverne Kennedy, Udell Sherd, Michele Rowell, Donna Rowland, Teresa Brown. Lisa Johnson, Mary Murphy, Teresa Jackson, Delores Moore, Chuck Jones, Debra Ellison, Gayle Gay. Susie Anthony, Lola Rogers, Herbie Dean Sharpe OFFICERS: President—Samantha Hall. Vice-President—Sheila Young, Secretary—Linda Smith, Treasurer—Charlene Spann, Parliamentarian—Mary Murphy, Chaplain—Teresa Brown, Histori- an—Laverne Kennedy, Reporter—Michele Rowell CQ Uj h- «q; BETA—The key to success in this club is excellance and good character. You must have a 90 average to be ad- mitted and maintain an 88 average to remain a mem- ber. You must also have high moral standards. CLUB MEMBERS: Loren Cranford, Shawn Finnerty, Paul Huson, Lee Stanley, Tonya Harvey, Sherry Dor- sey, Shawna Young, Holly Holland, Gina Gibbs, Sheila Young, Samantha Hall, Julie Moore, Melinda Kennedy, Michele Rowell, Linda Smith, Talisha Carter, Debora McRae, Charlene Jackson, Roseann Riggs, Cathy Cole- man, Darrell Greene, Bart Stewart, Timmy Bacon, Shana Alexander, Celeste Rewis, Mollie Hunter, Leslie Newsome, Karen Lynn, Gro- ver Floyd, Kyle Durrence OFFICERS: President—Me- linda Kennedy, Vice-Presi- dent—Paul Hudson, Secre- tary— Holly Holland, Treasurer—Gina Gibbs, Chaplain—Sherry Dorsey, Reporter—Michele Rowell, Parliamentarian — Sa- mantha Hall Vocational Industrial Clubs of Amer- ica is an organization which prepares the student for the big world of work and success. CLUB MEMBERS: Clint Oliver, Wayne McCumber, Darrel Green, Eddie Fun- derburke, Jay Phillips, Kevin Brazell, Gaston Rowell, Cleveland Sharpe, Keith Edenfield, Willie Battle, David Rogers. Terry Hall, Al Williams, John Jenkins, Paul Chavers, Henry Young, Steve Drinks, Mitchell Rock, Daphine Sum- mersett, Thomas Jackson, Stacey Rowe, Angie Godwin, Michelle Kenne- dy, Mitchell Patterson OFFICERS: Pres.—Mitchell Patterson, Vice—Angie Godwin, Treas.—Mitchell Rock, Sec.—Daphine Summersett, Pari—Stacy Fowler, Reporter—Mi- chelle Kennedy, Sgt. of arms—Thomas Jackson. Sponsor—Mike Gutierrez c A fl s E N I O R J U N I 0 R Northern Anderson. Michelle Anderson. Jody Bales. Robert Balkcom. Kelly Brown. LeDawn Collins. Shane Cowart. Walter Driggers. Keith Edenfield. Alan Edenfield. Shannon Flatcher. Marc Floyd. Debbie Frost. Eddie Frost. Lawanda Guest. Johnny Hightower. Marika Hightower. Brian Hill. Dean Holland. Jonothan Holland. Cecilia Jackson. Leon Johnson. Chuck Jones. John Kappes. Gershun Knight. William Morgan. Donovan Murray. Kerry Murray. Travid McCall. Melanie McCumber. Derrick Oliver. Clint Oliver. Cecil Pearson. Kelli Randall. Amanda Ray. Andy Reid. Shane Robertson. Lenora Rogers. Eric Smith. Charlene Smith. Dicky Stanfield. Bart Stewart. Matt Williams. Dana Anderson. Jerry Bacon. Paula Beasley. Shannon Boula, Tracy Boyd. Cledis Brewton, David Brown. Jimmy Bruner. Bill Buttrey. John Byrd. Leigh-Anne Carter. Penny Carter. Calvin Chavis. Dywayne Chavis. Joyce Chavers. Tracy Curry. Mark Durrence. Michelle Durrence. Billy Fowler. Phyllis Gaffney. I.M. Guy. Sharon Guyton. Greg Hunter. Margaret Jackson. Valree Jones. William Kinchen. Michael McCarty. Rodney McDowell. Mark Mincey. Shanna Mincey. Tammy Register, Lagretta Robinson. Gina Rogers. Michael Rogers. Jim Shuman. Lee Scott. Richard Shuman. Casey Smith. Lisa Smith. Pamela Smith. Billy Spann. Andy Thigpen. Scott Tripp. Tonya Willis. Members: Derrick Oliver, Charlie Sikes, Shane Robertson, Dewayne Blizzard, Tracey Curry, Tammy Register, Sandra Rhiner, Stacey Johnson, Melanie McCumber, Officers: Pres. Shane Rob- ertson, v. Pres. — Sandra Rhiner, Sec.—Tammy Register, Treas.—Sta- cey Johnson, Historian—Derrick Chap- lain—Charlie Sikes, Pres. Elect—Pen- ny Carter, Reporter—Melanie McCumber, Advisor—Zimma Jones. rn c so REIDSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL BAND: DIRECTOR—Scott Bozeman FLUTES—Corrina Boula, Gina Gibbs, Tammy Waher; BARI-SAX—Lee Stanley: TUBA—Cecil Pear- son; CLARINETS—Michelle Anderson, Tina Smith, Tracey Buford, Tanya Smith, Melissa Kirby, Lori Parker, Penny Barnard, William Kinchen, Patricia Mitchell; BASS CLARINETS—Marika Hightower, Jessica Rogers; ALTO SAX—Dean Holland, Gershun Knight, Scott Tripp; TENOR SAX—Paul Hudson; TRUMPETS—Roseann Riggs, Jody Bales, Shawn Finnerty, Keith Edenfield, Dwayne Faglier, Kim Riddle, Dana Anderson; F-HORNS—Andy Reid, Johathan Holland; BARITONES—Billy Morgan, Greg Gourley; TROMBONES—Tommy Ray, Scott Riggs, Shannon Boula; PERCUSSION—Eric Smith, Matt Beale, Willie Williams; MALLETS—Caroline Foskey; TIMPANI—Amanda Ray. The band has had a tremendous year. They got new uniforms and a new name; THE REIDSVILLE REGIMENT. They competed in the Pecan Grove Competition and received an EXCELLENT rating and BEST in CLASS AA They also hosted the FIRST ANNUAL TATTNALL PRE-COMPETITION EXHIBITION. Which was a great success! The REIDSVILLE REGIMENT traveled to THE SOUTH- ERN OPEN in Valdosta and received an EXCEL- LENT rating. TRUMPET: Jody Bales. Roseann Riggs, Shawn Finnerty, Dewayne Fag- lier, SAXOPHONE: Lee Stanley, Dean Holland, Scott Tripp. CLARI- NETS: Michelle Ander- son, William Kinchen. FLUTE: Corrina Boula. 114 organizations MAJORETTES: Gina Gibbs. Caroline Foskey. LOW BRASS: Jonatbon Holland. William Morgan, Cecil Pear- son. Greg Gourley, Shannon Boula. During football season the Reidsville Regiment played many fantastic songs, old and new alike: “1812 Over- ture , God Bless America , “Stray Cat Strut”, Truly (featuring Roseann Riggs and Greg Gourley), An Elvis Medley: “I Can't Help Falling in Love with You (featuring Tommy Ray), and “Love Me Tender”. Probably the most memorable: Theme From the Muppet Show (featur- ing Paul Hudson, Caroline Foskey and of course the cones ). organizations 115 Members: Andy Thigpen, Donna Rowland, Kim Oliver, L.M. Guy. Bob Holland, Eddie Frost, Dwayne Blizzard. Matt Williams, Mike Alexander, Kevin Brazell. Lisa Tirrell, Tony Smith, Bart Stewart, Casey Collins, Jim Shuman, Johnathon Holland. Members: Sally Ann Jordan, Janice Collins, Susie Anthony, Wanda Simpson, Bernie Allen, Alicia Bryant, Walter Chavers, Tonya Harris, Angela Jackson, Marilyn Jordan, Conise McRae, Brenda Williams, Cynthia Gilchrest, Herbie Dean Sharpe, Dawn Hagan, Andy Reid—accompanist Members: Linda Altman, Kelly Archambeault, Tommy Butler, Ben Byrd, Billy Collins, Luke Cooper, Shane Cowart, Loren Cranford. Gene Day, Walter Driggers, Johnny Durrence, Ja- net Edenfield, Calvin Hall, Sa- mantha Hall, Salvator Hart, Al- len Hicks, Dean Holland, Thomas Jackson, David Jarriel, Charles Jenkins, Danny Jones, Handy Kennedy, Tommy La- nier, Kim Lynn, Robert Nelson, Clint Oliver, Clay Padgett, Sandy Phillips, Lee Quick, Kyle Sapp, Craig Scott, Don Shu- man, Charlie Sikes, Jimmy Sikes, Jarvis Small, Daphine Summersett. 1 -n CX. Ul cx. 118 organizations Members: Leigh Alberson, Pat Guyton, Michele Rowell. Donna Register, Tony NeeSmith, Melinda Kennedy, Erica Jackson, Eric Mingo, Keith Eden- field, Lee Stanley. David Smith, Tommy Ray, Donovan Murray, Debra McRae, Charlene Jack- son, Lee Carwell, James Anthony. Marlon Hagan, Handy Kennedy, Craig Scott, Sheila Young, Lisa Tirrell, Charles Jenkins. Officers: Pres. — David Smith, V.Pres.—Marlon Hagan, Sec. — Melinda Kennedy, Treas.—Tom- my Ray. Members: Tony Smith, Sandy Manning. Lisa Hightower, Me- lanie Wright, Kim Hayes, Leigh Alberson, Mary Dawn Powell, Janet Edenfield, Don- na Rowland, Mike Alex- ander, Jack Da- vis, Bart Stew- art. Kyle Durrence. Gro- ver Floyd, Tom- my Ray, Ginger Oliver, Pat Guy- ton, Holly Hol- land, Corina Boula, Pamela Hobby, Offi- cers: Pres.— Pamela Hobby, V.Pres.- Sandy Man- ning, Sec.— Melanie Wright, Treas. — Mary Dawn Powell, Reporter — Donna Row- land. Parlimen- tarian—Janet Edenfield. M E D I C A L C A R E E R S rti G 0) SO O rn ) Members: Lisa Barnard, Melanie Glisson, Chuck Jones, Johnny Hightower, Dawn Green, Melanie Green, Rusty Hutcheson, Wayne McCumber, LaDawn Collins, Kerry Murray, Charla Balkcom, Don Shuman, Marsha Alexander, Tonia Harvey. Kim Oliver, Tony Smith, Sandy Manning, Northern Anderson, Lisa Hightower, Bridget Smith, Joy Spikes, Donovan Murray, Lee Quick, Kevin Brazell, Gina Gibbs, Leigh Alberson, Gaston Rowell. Officers: Pres.—Tommy Ray, V. Pres.—Johnny Hightower, Pres, Elect.—Charla Balkcom, Sec.— Gina Gibbs, Treas.—Leigh Alber- son, Chaplain—Leslie Newsome, Projects Chairperson—Dawn Green, Reporter—Tammy Jarriel, Advisor—Zimma Jones. The 1983-84 SAGE has had a stupendous year, especially at promoting the holiday spirit. They decorated the overgrown Christ- mas Tree to get everyone in the mood for the best Christmas ever. They also sold valentine flowers to help cupid out a little bit; to get a little more LOVE” than usual around R.H.S. Holidays wouldn’t be the same without Student Ac- tion For Georgia Education. 120 organizations Members: Bruce Conner, Tracy Boyd. Andy Thigpen, Valree Jones, John Byrd, Scott Tripp, Dwayne Blizzard, Marc Floyd, Kelli Randall, Travis McCall, Latwan Ea- son, Theresa Kirkland, Scott Riggs, Eddie Frost, Stacey Johnson, Caroline Foskey, Cathy Coleman, Tim Browder, Roseann Riggs, Bridgett Smith, Tim Bacon, Erica Jackson, Shana Alexander, Tommy Oliver, Angie Smith, Julie Hess, Melinda Hicks, Leslie Newsome, Talisha Carter, Shawna Young, Charla Balkcom, Bart Stewart, Paul Hudson, Mike Alexander, Donna Row- land, Eric Mack, Amy Hill, Donna Register, John McChargue, Sherry Dorsey. Mitchell Patterson, David Smith. Officers: Pres.— David Smith, V. Pres.—Charla Balkcom, Sec.—Julie Hess, Parliamentarian—Al- lana Collins. organizations 121 s T U D E N T C 0 u N c 1 L ORAL INTERPRETATION: Bart Stewart, Matt Williams ORAL INTERPRETATION: Sherry Dorsey, Debra Mc- Crae 122 organizations SPELLING: Shawn Finnerty, Shana Alexander, Mike Rus- sell, Lisa Mbonzo TYPING: Shawna Young L I T E R A R Y QUARTET: Bart Stew- art, Tom- my Ray, Shawn Fin- nerty, Paul Hudson not shown. The music department of Literary is directed by Cheryl Williams. MUSIC-(mu'zik), noun. The art and science of combining tones in varying melody, harmony, and rythmic sequence of pleasing sounds, as of birds. This is a slight explaination of what these musically inclined young people do at Literary Competition. 124 organizations Literary Events cover a wide range of activities. These include speaking, writing, singing, piano- playing, and typing skills. Schools are awarded points for placing first through fourth in each area. Over the last few years, Reidsville High has begun to make its presence felt in liter- ary competition. The 1982-83 year saw RHS win 1st place in Girls Solo (Sherry Dorsey), 1st place in Girls Extemporaneous Speaking (Samantha Hall), 2nd place in Boys Extemporaneous Speaking (Shawn Finnerty), 3rd place in Boys Oral Interpretation (Matt Williams), and 4th place in Trio (Wilda Dooley, Teri Hughes, and Julie Moore). Because this section of the an- nual had to be completed before the 1983-84 competition took place in March, the competitors and alternates had not been firmly decided on in every event. All are pictured here because ev- eryone connected with the Lit- erary Events worked hard to- wards making this year’s trip to competition at Georgia South- ern College a successful one. L I T E R A R Y A W A R D S D A Y UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA CERTI- FICATE OF MERIT WINNERS: John McChargue, Loren Cranford, Sherry Dorsey, Melinda Kennedy. COMPETED IN SPECIAL OLYM- PICS: Robert Hol- ton, Ronnie Cum- mins, Vickie Wildes. Willie Wil- liams. Zelma Mackmillan, Chris Young. T HELPED IN SPECIAL OLYM- PICS: (above) Mary Sharpe, Denise White, Lee Carwell, Thomas Jackson, Chuck Jones, Chris Carter, Percy Harris, Melinda Kennedy, Tina Davis. BREWTON PARKER PRESI- DENTIAL AWARD: (left below) Michelle Rowell s T A R S T U D E N T STAR STUDENT: Michelle Rowell STAR TEACHER: Gregg Maybin Michelle Qualified as Star Student be- cause she had fulfilled the following re- quirements: 1. Be among those stu- dents in the upper ten per cent scholastically of her class at the end of the first semester of the senior year. 2. Be a legally enrolled senior. 3. Make scores equal to the latest available na- tional high school average. The College Entrance Examination Board figures are: Verbal—425. Math—465. Verbal and Math scores from any qualified SAT taken may be recombined to achieve the student’s highest acceptable SAT score. MEMBERS: Roger Cason. LaDonna Smith. Michael Rogers. Stovier Fletcher. Kelli Ran- dall. Lawanda Guest. Brenda Acott, Mary Wil- liams. Kathy Byrd. Lisa Smith. Shanna Mincey, Charlotte Smith. Faith McCall. Brenda Wil- liams. Aretha Har- ris. Marc Floyd. Dwayne Blizzard, Eddie Frost. Caro- line Foskey. Brian Hill. Shane Cowart. Chuck Sullenger. Cecilia Jackson. Amanda Ray. Scott Riggs. Danette Shu- man. Kim Riddle, Jim Shuman. OFFICERS: Pres — Amanda Ray, V.Pres. — Danette Shuman, Sec.— Kelli Randal, Treas. — Faith McCall. Chaplain— Brenda Williams, School Projects Chairman—Scott Riggs. Community Projects Chair- man— Jim Shu- man. World Service Chairman—Brian Hill. C L U B MEMBERS: Kathy Bonner, Janet Eden- field, Angie Rhiner, Stacey Rowe, Tina Sanders, Naura Smith, Sally Ann Jordan, Delores Moore, Dannette Shuman, La- manda Corbitt, Cecilia Jackson, Gayle Gay. Lola Rogers, Debra Ellison, Michelle Kennedy, Bonnie Clark, Melinda Hicks, Linda Smith, Latawn Eason, Marika Hight- ower, Geneva Eason, Marsha Alexander, Ginny Craft, Amy Hill, Gretchen Morgan, Karen Lynn, Mary Dawn Powell, Ginger Oliver, Charlene Smith, Teresa Canady, Tabatha Anderson, Shawna Young, Shana Alexander, Allana Collins, Mollie Hunter, Norma Jean Tootle, Ann Padgett, Lenora Rogers, Joy Spikes OFFICERS: Presi- dent— Mary Dawn Powell, Vice-Presi- dent—Gretchen Morgan, Secretary— Amy Hill, Treasurer—Bonnie Clark, Bulle- tin Board Chairperson—Shana Alex- ander, Historian—Karen Lynn, Photogra- pher—Melinda Hicks, Reporter—Janet Edenfield, Parliamentarian—Charla Balk- corn, Chaplain—Ginger Oliver, Recrea- tion Chairperson—Angie Rhiner, School Projects Chairperson—Tina Sanders, Community Projects Chairperson— Kathy Bonner, Honor Roll Chairperson— Shawna Young FHA represents Future Homemakers of America. It is an organization whose goal is to help youth assume their roles in society through home economics education. The different areas of home economics include personal growth, family life, vocational preparation, and community involvement. The club motto is “Toward New Horizons”. This motto is a challenge. It reminds members that their contributions to home life today will influence the kinds of homes they will have tomorrow and that the family life of members will influence the community and the world. 30rriG} T I Members: Editor—Shawna Young, Opening Section—Melinda Hicks, Student Life—Debbie Frost, Leigh Alberson, Senior Section—Linda Kennedy, Gayle Gay, Andy Reid, Faculty—Mary Dawn Powell. Mollie Hunter, Sports—Travis McCall, Linda Kennedy, Classes—Celeste Rewis, Shana Alex- ander, Ads—Gayle Gay, Organizations—Tommy Ray, Stacey Johnson, Shane Robertson, Advisor— Deborah Wise. Long hours of hard work are involved in working on an annual. Some might think that it’s just a class you can take as an easy period. That's what some of this year's annual staff thought. You could probably ask any one of our people if they thought this and their answer would be yes. And they would also tell you that they were mistaken. Along with these hours of work there are laughter and excitment because we enjoy our work. It’s hard for any person who has never had to meet a deadline or give up an early “Saturday morning sleep-in to work on the annual, to understand. But this work is rightly rewarded when the book comes back a finished product. That self-satisfying feeling could never be matched by any other. Working this close together is not to say that we don't have our share of problems. There have been times when we have wanted to tear each other apart because of the stress we were under, but in the end we do what we must to get the job done. We are . . . the 1983-84 Annual Staff! 132 organizations Members: Kim Oliver, Tommy Oliver, Kim Knight, Lisa Barnard, Samantha Kirkland, Kathy Bonner, Kim Hayes, Marsha Alex- ander, Tony Oliver, Shawna Young, Vann Johnson, Angie Collins, Glenn Jarriel, Ker- ry Murray, Pat Guyton, Pamela Hobby. Mike Alexander, Advisor—Gregg Maybin. Officers: President—Kim Oliver, V. Presi- dent—Kerry Murray, Sec. — Melonie Wright, Treas.—Pat Guyton, Reporter— Kim Knight, Parliamentarian—Lisa Bar- nard. 0 cj — uieouj o V E A C T P L A Y This years cast included the nurse, Sherry Dorsey, and the assistant, Leslie Newsome, who must appear professional at all times. However, Nurse II, Shelia Young, and assis- tant II, Pat Guyton, unveil their true feelings. A crooked lawyer, Justin I, Bart Stewart, and a corrupt secretary, Lowel. Samantha Hall, arrive to anxiously await the death of their employer. Justin II, Jack Davis, and Lowe II, Julie Moore, divulge the true motives for their presence. The nephew, Charles I, Tom- my Ray, arrives in response to the nurse's call. His hopes for inheritance are disclosed by Charles II. Matt Williams. The estranged daughter, Marilyn I, Karen Lynn, is finally lo- cated. Her true concern is revealed by Mari- lyn II. Kim Warren. The play would not be the same without the meddling of a nosey re- porter, James I. Paul Hudson, whose delight in stirring up trouble is expressed by James II, Shawn Finnerty. 134 organizations 'S0IIAI3QV0V ■ ■ m i ADMINISTRA TION Phil L. Russell Middle Ga. College. Ga. Southern College. Nova University B.S. Ed.. Masters Ed.. Six-year Cert. Admin su- pervision Fav. Saying: “Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. I am the leader On whose shoulders the weight of responsibility and trust of The entire school has been placed. The sacrifice and the planning... If I succeed I am taken for granted, If I fail, I am bitterly critized. I am alone. William Gregg Maybin Brewton Parker College. Ga. Southern College BSED Science. MED Science, AS 5 Administration Science Club Sponsor Fav. Saying: “People please. 136 administration Bobby Powell School Secretary COMMUNICATION SKILLS Cheryl Williams U.G.A. M.A. Literary Coach Betty S. Davis Shorter College B.A. Spanish Oh! Boy!” Gail R. Clark U.G.A., Ga. Southern College M.Ed. English-Social Studies One-Act Play, Debate, Literary What you do tells me more than what you say. Bobbie J. Simpson Savannah State College, GSC B.S. English The world's looking for brains not mus- cles.” 138 academics Literature and grammar alone do not make up the communication classes at RHS. Classes in reading, Spanish, speech and vocal arts are also taught. Each stu- dent must attain six semester credits to graduate. These credits can be attained through any of the above courses. The 1983-84 communications skills faculty is composed of Gail Clark (English 200-201, Speech, Vocal Arts); Betty Davis (English 300-301, Spanish); Bobbie Simpson Scott Adams (Reading); and Cheryl Wil- liams (English 100-101, English 400-401). Fine Arts John Scott Adams University of Tennessee B.S. Ed. Judy Thompson Ga. Southern College B.S. Ed., M S. Ed. Scott Bozeman Troy State University B.M.E. Band, Chorus MATH DEPARTMENT Sherri Calloway Ga. Southern College B.S. Ed. Math Terry Jones ABAC, Ga. Southern College B.S. Ed.. M.Ed. B-Team football, Baseball Varsity B-team Faye D. Parker UGA. Ga. Southern College. Bessie Tift B.S. in Health, Physical Ed. Recreation The truth is the most valuable gift you can ever give.” Lisa Trim Ga. Southern College B.S. Ed. Girls Basketball Varsity B-team, Sr. Y-Club Sponsor SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Science is one of the ways by which nature is interpreted. Painting and poetry are other ways. Facts and explanations, to be scientific, must be proved through tests conducted by many scientists. The answers to what questions describe things. The answers to how and why” questions explain things. It takes informed and creative people to think of ideas which may explain why things happen as they do. This is one of the reasons why science is a creative human endeavor. Creative ideas may become hypotheses and later theories. Theories not only explain, but they make it possible for scien- tists to predict. Scientists give faith that eventually every- thing that happens can be explained. Zimma Jones Fort Valley State College B.S. Jr. Sr. SAGE Sponsor, Cheerleader Sponsor ■ Buddy McCall Ga. Southern College B.S. Assistant Football Track Coach Social Studies Department Daryl Lewis Georgia Southern College B.S. Ed., M.Ed. Chess Club Advisor, B-team Basketball Mark Waters Ga. Southern College A.B. History Tennis Coach, Y-Club Advisor Ronald E. McCall U.G.A. A.B. Journalism. History Athletic Director, Offensive football coach Donald D. Akins Ga. Southern College M.Ed. 7th 8th boys and girls Basketball James M. Brown Ga. Southern College M.Ed. Physical Education Varsity boys Basketball coach Girls Track coach Pep club sponsor Social Studies students examine the past, present, and the future with courses in history, geography, and citizenship. Gov- ernments, economic systems and life styles of the people of different nations are studies for the purpose of understanding problems and mistakes of the past and pre- sent in order to provide a brighter future. VOCATIONAL DEPARTMENT Janice Lamb Mary Ann Carter Ga. Southern College M.S., M.Ed. Business FBLA Sponsor Deborah Wise U.G.A. B.S.H.E. F.H.A. Advisor, The Tiger Staff Advisor Fav. Saying: Hold on to your dreams. Ga. Southern College B.S. Business Ed. Co-Sponsor of FBLA John Kunney Ft. Valley State, Tuskeegee Institute B.S., M. Ed. Fav. Saying: Never, never, give up. SPECIAL EDUCATION Michael Gutierrez Florida State University B.S.. M S. Vica Sponsor Clifford E. Rhymes Savannah State College. Ga. Southern College T-4, T-5, Interested Special Education related vocational instructions Special Olympics Football Track Coach Eighth Grade Department Gene A. Nash Sav. State College Armstrong State College M.Ed. “Never speak before you thank, but always think before you speak. Jane Riner Ga. Southern College B.S.Ed. M.Ed. “Did you do your best? Laura Mae Sapp ■ Leigh Powell Title I Teacher's Aide ■ Ga. Southern College Ga. Southern College ■ A.B. English Journalism Brewton Parker B Gurlene Hardin Jerry Sapp Custodians Cafeteria Ladies Mary F. Lamb Nelson Sharpe academics 147 TOUCH CALL CONVENIENCE FOR ONLY $1.10 A MONTH! Bring Your Telephone Service Up To Speed. Over the years, rotary dials have served us well They continue to do so—but at yesterday's pace Get in touch with Touch Call telephone service. 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James Wooten We want to think each and everyone that has helped support the “Tiger’'. The above 34 patrows made donations of $3 to $t0. This money was greajly appreciated by the staff since it helped, to buy color_for the 1983-84 “Tiger”. . , advertisements 149 1 Compliments of e Big Red pfcCiW PK,CE5 ON Li dark meat din Tattnall Journal Farmers Furniture Printing and office supply Highway 280 West Reidsville, Georgia Phone: 557-6761 For all your furniture needs. We finance, Free delivery setup in your home. Compliments of Photographer: Wilton Rhoden Lyons Nursery. Landscapping Installation of sprinkler systems. Lyons, Georgia 526-6166 150 ■pp Tattnall Bank 152 Congratulations Seniors Singleton's The True Value Hardware Collins, Georgia Compliments of The Strawberry Patch juniors ladies fashions Vidalia, Georgia Compliments of Lyons Pharmacy 105 E. 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