Warner Robins High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Warner Robins, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 304 of the 1982 volume:

Take:’a’ Closer: Look:22: WRHS Pioneer 1982 Volume 35 Warner Robins, Georgia 31093 , CONTENTS SK) ' -o WO (0X1 ae Mole) NN ge Ame ce ee eat 18 Pctievements ....................... Rie) _. Mate i 62 ES a 140 gt it To oe 196 RINE bbe ucnlicesins tad nadiion 268 Take a Closer Look at WRHS and the numerous opportunities ur school appears +h average one: a red brick Oullding with rows and rows of windows, a parking lot filled with all types of cars, and about 1800 people walking about the campus. These people, however, are what make WRHS special. Teachers and students attend from all Exchange students from such places as Australia, Europe, and the Orient add variety and culture to our lives. Other students have simply grown up here and have filled their respective roles in high school by participating in athletics, music, academics, art, student govern various other extracurricular ment, and or activities. But whatever the activity or group in involved, we are all part of WRHS, and we command the respect and admiration of which we are scnoois inviting all to TAKE A CLOSER LOOK The ROTC Color Guard carries the state and national flags in the pregame show at all of the football games 2 INTRODUCTION French Club Sweet- heart Amanda Cooke, an exchange student from Australia, waves to the crowd in the Homecoming Parade A new marching style? No, Tim Atkins is just waiting for the Homecoming Parade to begin. The parade was delayed for a short while this year and could not begin until the Student Council float arrived. rom their position high atop the International City Stadium, reporters in the press box are able to accurately see all the action and relay it back to Demon fans = The varsity cheerleaders perform a stunt at one of the pep rallies Amid shouts of ‘Go, Big Red! and “‘All the Way, Demons! ’ the football team warms-up shortly before the opening kickoff. After painting signs to promote school spirit, Pep Club member Denise Hughes takes advantage of a few minutes’ rest. epee “a es : = a ae eT AK Or Tanya Morris “Hits You With Her Best Shot” in Revue ‘81 INTRODUCTION 3 and Here Come t 10 fired up for another big victory li-fated d members are lined up and ready for the show to he Pdi. REZ Ste +. Moments after winning float competition, juniors are ecstatic over their first place finish for their float, a train 4 INTRODUCTION Take a Closer Look ... “The Best of Times: ’ Janie Elliott and Ricky James add a special touch to the i ee seniors’ interpretation of the Homecoming Parade theme ' | ‘liti WRHS is a name known all over the state of Georgia because its students and their abilities have made the school famous. The football team proves its worth every weekend of the season. Likewise, the band proudly marches to display its outstanding talent. WRHS students constantly utilize their abilities to make their school a great one. Several clubs have members who are officers in the state organizations. And each year we have a large number of students selected for All-State Chorus, Band, and Orches- tra, and the Governor’s Honors Program. The WRHS Literary Team almost always places in region and state competition, as do several of our athletic teams. The one-act play and the annual Revue give artistically inclined students a chance to present their entertaining capabilities. Each day, our skills and accomplishments shine brightly for all to SEE that WRHS is Number One! After many days of practice, Silk Corp members Allison Kent, Denise Adams, Michelle Perry, Laura Miller, and Andrea Gale anxiously await their chance to “show-off’’ their skills in the Homecoming Parade. Wow! Dazzling the entire school, Majorettes Captain Amber Lanier displays her baton-twirling talent at a pep rally This trophy case is a treasure chest for awards that WRHS has received in its long history of winning INTRODUCTION 5 The Homecoming Court waits for the beginning of the parade. Electing this group each year is a favorite among WRHS traditions Take a Closer Look . . . Traditions One of the best aspects of attending WRHS is experiencing the traditions which have become such a vital part of the school. These traditions are long- continued and have been handed down from class to class throughout our school’s history. Tradition, that ‘‘something extra,’’ fulfills a leading role at Warner Robins. It teaches us to appreciate and take pride in our school: its past, present, and future. We learn what is expected of us as sophomores and meet these expectations as juniors and seniors. As we endure club initiations ... order class rings ... build homecoming floats elect class officers ... plan the Junior- Senior Prom ... and attend club conventions, we live-out WRHS traditions. These traditions have allowed our school to remain a great one for many years. The class ring: a traditional symbol of reaching high school and becoming a member of a graduating class Our Demon stands guard in the senior lobby. The juniors yell their loudest in an attempt to perk ae up the spirit at a pep rally Pt 4p Reciting the words on this poster is perhaps one of : DRAWS the oldest traditions at WRHS. On the Chis eastern border fed bu Sods great hand. Froudly sands our Alma Water dearest in the land We will ever sing thre pratses striving without fall Fores to thee our Alaa Mater Rubies Thigh All Fpil! Jonathan Shippey talks with yearbook representatives — Sr “Rae from Walsworth Publishing Company at the Georgia 6 INTRODUCTION Oa Te hy Yearbook Event held in Atlanta for annual staffs Re ‘ini J throughout the state. Leila McWhorter, Jennifer Croft, and Tracy Payne help out with the building of the sophomore float Slow dancin’ in the gazebo at the 1981 Junior-Senior Prom are Brenda Brown and David Taylor. “Woodstock forever!’’ This mob of angry '60’s demonstra- tors is really a group of Anchor Club initiates doing what they must to become members In sharp contrast to the drawbacks of getting initiated, Anchor President Melanie Giddens enjoys the benefits of initiating people, as one of her little sisters has prepared a candlelight dinner for her in the school lunchroom INTRODUCTION 7 Keith Woods concen trates while taking a test in Mrs. Noble's Amer ican History class Role Reversal? Miss Wade's English students send her to the stocks Thomas Rowe and John Watson work on a lab in their Senior Chemistry class At a faculty meeting which took place in the library during pre-planning, WRHS teachers get ready for the new school year 8 INTRODUCTION Jan Grizzle does a flip in her gymnastics class “ASDFJKL;” Billy Arnett sharpens his skills in his typing course In Drama, Russ Adams and Tammy Milbrandt perform an improvisational assignment Womens’ Lib? Lynn Sletto weightlifters too shows Take a Closer Look ... Academics WRHS offers many interesting courses and has well-informed faculty members to teach them. Students can choose from such diverse topics as welding, chorus, weight-lifting, and drama. Many people select classes that they feel will aid them in their future career or college, while others simply take what is necessary to graduate. Whatever the case, it is possible to take enjoyable as well as _ informative subjects during the six-period-a-day schedule. For future homemakers and future bachelors, home economics courses can be useful. Prospective college students will find the typing, math, English, social studies, and science classes to be beneficial. Art, chorus, band, drama, and creative writing courses will appeal to those people who are interested in fine arts. You may have to LOOK hard to find the right class, but whatever your interest or ability may be, WRHS has a class for you. For students who enjoy singing, chorus is a welcome break in the daily routine that girls make good Trumpeters Randy Newsome, William Clark, and Ray Hill are conducted by Mr. Warnock in Lab Band INTRODUCTION 9 A view from the sophomores: Jay Loudin and At the Homecoming pep rally, senior football Eddie McCammish watch what's happe n the players Mark Starnes and Eddie Anderson give Take a Closer Look ... lobby saved bik te the seieal Seniors, Juniors, Sophomores Class divisions are strong at WRHS. Seniors assume the role of the “tired, old’’ veteran They are usually authoritative, well-informed, and proud ... of themselves, their class, and their school. Seniors have the distinct benefits of going to pep rallies ahead of the other classes, nominating the Homecoming Court, voting for Outstanding Seniors, exempting finals, relaxing on the Senior Bench, receiving their yearbooks before anyone else in the school, enjoying a “Senior Day,”’ and going on the Senior Trip Juniors order their class rings, sell magazines, and plan the Junior-Senior Prom. And for the sophomores, finally getting the chance to attend “the big school”’ is a privilege in itself. Each class has a definite identity which sets it apart from the others, and all of the students are proud of “their year’ and the class of which they are a Under the supervision of her senior instructor Shannon Greenwell, junior initiate Cathy Beveridge learns to do a Hawaiian dance as part of the Anchor initiations at Houston Mall. The senior parking lot. Being able to park close to the school building makes it easier for seniors to get to homeroom on time! The sophomores evacuate a pep rally after a very powerful smoke bomb was put in their section of the gym. Soon, the smoke filled the entire gym, and the pep rally was unfortunately cancelled. 10 INTRODUCTION While seniors, such as Emily Smisson, have a photographic portrait made at Olson's Stu underclassmen, like Jeff Wilson, have “‘just another picture’’ taken at school. Members of the Class of '82 relax on the Senior Bench Students order their senior tee shirts. This year, the VICA Club lowered the price to five dollars and offered two styles of the shirts - . Seniors come alive at the first pep rally of the school year. INTRODUCTION 11 All that red and white! At all of the games, spirited Demon fans wear as much of the school colors as possible Addressing the school at a pep rally, Coach Davis does what he can to boost morale. Heads or tails? Football team Captains Roger Glover and Chuck Boyd wait for the coin toss to determine who will kick off Steppin’ high to the band’s beat, Flag Corps Captain Dana Woodard performs a routine. 12 INTRODUCTION At the Homecoming Parade, Donna Koerner clowns around to show her school spirit. Decked out in their red and white, Keith Dunnaway, Sonya Addison, Terry Young, and Marsha Thorn show their interest in the school. Judy Elder and Stacy Haugabrook teach WRHS students a new cheer Who was that masked man? Demon Fever strikes Brett Lowe, and he is dressed accordingly Mrs. Way, Mrs. Johnson, and Mrs. Ringler watch the action at a pep rally Take a Closer Look ... S _ 7 pirit “Who are the Demons?” ““WE ARE THE DEMONS!” and proud of it, too! WRHS abounds with enthusiasm over its many achievements. We scream our lungs out at pep rallies, wear as much red as we can, and do anything else necessary to show that we are proud of our school. Every club in which we are involved and every activity in which we participate is a conscientious effort on our part to get involved and show our school spirit. It is sometimes difficult to be spirited when we are fairly confident that our team will stomp on its opponent every week. But we are always proud to be part of the “Big Red Demon Machine” and the “Dixie Express,’ and it feels good to be able to say, “I go to Warner Robins High.” And no matter which way the game may turn out, we'll always feel a great sensation when we hear the announcement that “Ladies and Gentlemen, you are now in Demon Country!” Getting involved can sometimes mean hard work! After school one day in the fall, band members practice their halftime show Go Hawaiian! Mrs. Hammond and her students are dressed for the occasion on “‘Hawaiian Day.” INTRODUCTION 13 nother shou Take a Closer Look... Goals During our years at WRHS each of us will set and strive to attain some type of goal. Some of us will reach our goals; many others will fall short, yet perhaps gain more through the struggle. Many will run for office; others will do what is necessary to meet a certain club’s acceptance requir- ements. Still others will give their best effort to a particular athletic or artistic field Whatever the task, it will not be an easy one. Some will be recognized for their achievements, while many others will only be rewarded with personal satisfaction. But it is important to remember that it is through our attempts to succeed that we grow. And finally, growing is a common goal for all of us, for only as we grow can we clearly observe what is happening and actually TAKE A CLOSER LOOK at ourselves. Mike Harrell, Sherry Denny, and Tim Sharpe are caught by the camera while standing in the lobby at break Seniors Jimmy Grant and Robert Wise, along with Alumni Barry Johns, Kathy Gentry, Vicki Chesser, and Charlie Cherry reunite in the gym at the Homecoming pep rally Winning float competition was a goal that the Class of ‘82 never managed to reach. But the class members had a great time trying as Jackie Phillips, Kim Payne, Toni Loudin, and Donna Hunter show us while they ride behind the float in this year’s parade Staring intently at the band, Drum Majorette Becky Barnes conducts one of the group’s songs 14 INTRODUCTION Kim Payne presents her speech for the office of Senior Class Treasurer In an English Literature class, Mrs. Floyd explains an assignment to Joseph Martin Superman (Daryl Joiner) saves the day for old lady Lisa McDonald in Revue '81 INTRODUCTION 15 Dedication-Mrs. Mary Hammond 16 DEDICATION We, the members of the yearbook staff of WRHS, dedicate the 1982 Pioneer to one of the most long-standing and admired members of our teaching staff. In addition to the efforts she has put forth to help us become informed and to prepare us for the future, she has given much of her time outside the classroom to benefit school activities. During her years at WRHS, she has served as Social Studies Department Chairman and adviser to each year’s junior class in its production of the prom. She has been an active sponsor of the American Legion’s Oratorical Contest and has also helped sell tickets to athletic events, Follies, and Revue. As we leave WRHS we, the Seniors, will always remember her consistency as an educator and friend. It is with great honor and appreciation that we dedicate this annual to Mrs. Mary Hammond. DEDICATION 17 Take a Closer Look iv) 7 t 7 7 | sy Ry : Buz Zz AR as ¥ NORIHS| DE GEORGIA 20 dE 90900 The faculty members at WRHS teach us as much as we students are willing to learn. Our teachers come from many differ- ent places and have diverse backgrounds. They provide a wealth of knowledge and infor- mation we can use in our i) a2) oy-e- 1610): Mm Le) Mowe) t-te (te) g careers. These educators have chosen a field in which the pay is limited and the fruits of their efforts are sometimes never seen. Our instructors help us find our way as we grow; they offer ave Guidance 18 GUIDANCE (1) Mrs. Farris looks up from her work in the guidance office. (2) “Super Buzzard”’ Mr. Hinnant performs at the Northside Pep Rally. (3) Mr. Ponder conducts the (un)official WRHS Faculty Orchestra. (4) A bright smile temporarily interrupts Mrs. Noble’s lecture. (5) Mrs. Childs is slightly amused in Drama. (6) Mrs. Tydings reads aloud at her desk while a student listens. (7) “Take a Closer Look” at Mrs. Markert through the window in her door. (8) Chaperoning at the Jr.-Sr. Prom are Mr. Gilreath and date, Mrs. Wyatt, Mrs. Newman, Mrs. McConnell, and Mrs. Copeland and date. (9) Keeping the beat, Mrs. Beth McConnell directs the Chorus. (10) While Mrs. Stewart takes a break in her office Mrs. Barr makes use of the adding machine. GUIDANCE 19 Houston County Board of Education —_. re )) William H. George, Matthew Arthur — Superintendent of Schools, L. A. McConnell, Sr., Glenn E. Heck, Dr. Custin B. Lowery, Jr. Dr. J. R. Arnall, R. Wayne Lowe, Billy P. Edenfield. 20 BOARD OF EDUCATION Joseph E. Smith Principal Tony Hinnant Assistant Principal William Turner Assistant Principal M Jean Barr Yolanda Beauford Robert Beers Gail Billingsley Anna Blair Counselor Special Education Driver’s Education Social Studies Library Secretary University of Georgia Columbus College Georgia Southern College Troy State University Years at WRHS: 8 B.S., M.Ed B.S., Special Ed MST: Health, Physical Ed B.S Years at WRHS: 8 Years at WRHS: 3 Years at WRHS: 6 Years at WRHS: 4 Elizabeth Bozeman Janette Brege : 7 Charlotte Briesch English Bookkeeper Social Studies University of Alabama Years at WRHS: 11 , St. Mary's College B.A., M.A +7 M.S. Education Beta Club Sponsor Years at WRHS: 3 David Carpenter Peggy Caroll Driver’s Education Home Economics Georgia Southern College Georgia College B.S. M.Ed. Coach Vocational Dept. Chairman Years at WRHS: 5 Years at WRHS: 13 FACULTY 23 Luann Causey Libby Childs Sara Copeland Health, P.E Drama Social Studies Georgia Southern College Judson College for Women Georgia College B.S. Ed Mercer University B.S J.V. Cheerleaders Sponsor B.A., M.S.Ed Years at WRHS: 17 Years at WRHS: 3 Variety and Thespians Club Sponsor Years at WRHS: 10 Robert Cruthirds CVAE Economics Univ. of Southern Mississippi Livingston University University of Georgia Georgia Southern College B.S., M.Ed VOCA Coordinator Pioneer Staff Advisor Years at WRHS: 14 - LIES Janice Daves Ernest Davis Elizabeth Dorr Nancy Downing Cherry Dupree Business Ed VOT Social Studies Driver’s Education Aid Math Home Economics Troy State University Fort Valley State College Central Missouri State Georgia College Georgia College Georgia Southwestern Mercer University M.Ed M.Ed. Georgia Collge University of Georgia Years at WRHS: 3 Business Dept. Chairman B.S., M.Ed. B.S., M.Ed., Ed.S. FBLA Sponsor Years at WRHS: 12 Years at WRHS: 2 Years at WRHS: 18 Coach 24 FACULTY Richard Fendley Health, Physical Ed. Sanford University M.Ed. Coach Years at WRHS: 8 Thelma Easley English Benedict College Indiana University B.A., M.S English Dept. chairman Years at WRHS: 8 Clarence Few Social Studies Albany State College Fort Valley State College Georgia Southern College B.S., M.Ed. Years at WRHS: 13 Margaret Easterlin English Emory University Florida State University University of Georgia B.S., M.A., EDS. Years at WRHS: 4 iy Linda Foster English Georgia Southern College University of Georgia B.S., M.Ed. Beta Club Sponsor Years at WRHS: 4 Janice Erwin Social Studies Georgia Southern College B.S., M.Ed Years at WRHS: 3 Maye Gentry Chemistry Tift College University of Georgia B.S., M.Ed. Sponsor of Jr. Class Magazine Sales Years at WRHS: 4 Helen Farris Counselor Georgia College Georgia Southern College B.S., M.Ed., DSC- 6 Years at WRHS: 10 Jim Gilreath Science University of Georgia Mercer University B.S., M.Ed. Science Club Sponsor Years at WRHS: 2 FACULTY 25 Beverly Gregory Social Studies University of Georgia Mercer University Georgia Southern College A.B., M.Ed Years at WRHS: 6 Mary Hill Business Education Memphis State Georgia College B.S., M.Ed. Vears at WRHS: 11 26 FACULTY Alene Gist English Georgia College B.A., M.Ed Years at WRHS: 12 Thomas Gupton Art Georgia Southern College B.S., M.Ed. Variety Club Sponsor Fine Arts Chairman Years at WRHS: 11 Paula Gwathney English University of Northwest Georgia College M.Ed. Student Council Sponsor Years at WRHS: 10 a ‘s George Hood Science Berry College Mercer University M.S. Science Years at WRHS: 6 Judy Godfrey Science Mercer University A.B. Chemistry Years at WRHS: 1 Mary Hammond Social Studies Manchester University M.A. Years at WRHS: 13 Mary Ann Gore Math Wesleyan College B.A., M.A Math Club Sponsor Years at WRHS: 7 Dee Hencely Business Education Linda Horky French University of Florida B.A French Club Sponsor Years at WRHS: 2 Sherin Johnson Gifted English Mercer University B.A., M.Ed. Anchor Club Sponsor Years at WRHS: 7 Margaret Jaskula Math Georgia Southern College B.S Years at WRHS: 12 Linda Kipa Science Georgia Southern College Georgia College B.S., M.Ed. Varsity Cheerleaders Sponsor Years at WRHS: 7 Nan Markert Math Georgia College M.Ed. Math Dept. Chairman Years at WRHS: 9 Francis Latimore Science Paine College Howard University University of Georgia Fort Valley State College Georgia Southwestern College M.Ed. Science Dept. Chairman Years at WRHS: 11 t Mary Lewis Records Secretary Years at WRHS: 14 dill Lukosky English Mercer University B.S Years at WRHS: 2 Wayne Murphy Industrial Arts Georgia Southern College B.S. Ed IDA Sponsor Years at WRHS: 1 Paulette Newman Special Education University of Wisconsin B.S. Years at WRHS: 3 28 FACULTY Jean Noble Social Studies Georgia College B.S., M.Ed. Social Studies Dept. Chairman Years at WRHS: 6 Patricia Mathis English Empire State University P Mercer University B.A., M.A Years at WRHS: 3 Reece Noble Jr. Distributive Ed. Economics Georgia Southern College Valdosta State College University of Georgia M.Ed. DECA Sponsor Years at WRHS: 10 Beth McConnell Economics Chorus Wesleyan College A.B., M.Ed Choral Director Years at WRHS: 5 e, Charlotte Platt Driver's Education Aid Years at WRHS: 1 “ Si Se) POLL Rs Catherine McCulloch Math Northern Illinois University B.S Years at WRHS: 2 Charlie Ponder Math Fort Valley State College B.S. Years at WRHS: 11 Frankie Raffeld Health Physical Ed Georgia Southwestern College B.S Coach Years at WRHS: 2 Michael Reneau Betty Ringler Billie Rooker Social Studies Health Physical Ed. English Columbus College Georgia College Oklahoma State University Georgia College B.S., M.S. B.S., M.A M.Ed. Chairman of Physical Ed. Debate Advisor Coach Dept Years at WRHS: 6 Years at WRHS: 2 Years at WRHS: 10 A ik | John Sanders Lt. Col. Kenneth W. Saylor Lynn Shepherd Sara Shepherd Evelyn Siler English AFJROTC Secretary Counselor Library Ed. Georgia Southern College University of Tennessee Middle Georgia College Georgia Southern College North Carolina College B.S, A.B., M.S. A.A. B.S., M.Ed. Mercer University Years at WRHS: 14 Years at WRHS: 4 Years at WRHS: 6 Years at WRHS: 13 B.A., M.Ed. Years at WRHS: 10 FACULTY 29 Cerelia Sipe Pamela Stanescu Delean Taylor English Gifted History English Mercer University Agnes Scott College Years at WRHS: 1 Georgia College Mercer University B.A., M.Ed B.A., M.Ed Student Council Sponsor Years at WRHS: 10 Years at WRHS: 3 Pn Melinda Tharpe Sandra Thompson English Gifted History Years at WRHS: 1 Georgia College B.S., M.Ed Anchor Club Sponsor Years at WRHS: 9 Martha Turner Flora Tydings Martha Valdes Special Ed. English Spanish Wesleyan College Georgia Southern University Havana University Georgia State University Mercer University Ph.D. Education A.B. Sociology, M.Ed. B.S., M.Ed Spanish Club Sponsor Years at WRHS: 1 Years at WRHS: 6 Years at WRHS: 15 M Sgt. William S. Vinson Shelia Wade AFJROTC English Troy State University Tift College B.S. B.A., M.Ed. Years at WRHS: 3 Years at WRHS: 9 30 FACULTY ON LOE ee om. nti « E. C. Warnock Jeanette Watson Band Library Ed Florida State University Auburn University University of Georgia Georgia State College BME, MME, EDS B.S., M.Ed Years at WRHS: 14 Years at WRHS: 10 he | i 2 se . = ¢ id 1 r- y . ‘ aN “i � Roland Willequer Eloise Wood John Wood Business Ed Science Math Social Studies Industrial Arts DCT Austin Peavy State Univ Years at WRHS: 1 University of Alaska Fort Valley State College Years at WRHS: 1 University of Georgia Georgia College Georgia Southern College B.S., M.Ed. M.Ed B.S Years at WRHS: 8 Years at WRHS: 11 Years at WRHS: 8 x Kittye Way Grace Weigand Linda Wyatt Math University of Montevallo B.S., M.Ed. Years at WRHS: 2 Houston Vocational Center William Lambert, Supervisor Charles Hill, Vocational Director Neil Hollomon, Career Education Jim Kaszowski, Food Service Deloris Middleton, Cosmetology Betty Rowell, Office Occupations Doreen Rowley, Health Occupations Pat Summers, Child Care - a [iP . j A ) eG Walter Walker, Refrigeration; Heating Air Laura Webb, RVI Aide Conditioning Don Wooley, Transportation Bobby Lewis, Drafting. Ross Harridge, Construction Frances Moody, Lunchroom Manager Sarah Brown, Assistant Lunchroom Manager Henry Jordan, Custodian 34 FACULTY Lunchroom Workers COOKS-FRONT ROW: Alice Cheney, Anthony Weldon, Alma Toliver. SECOND ROW: Rudy Hughes, Virginia Mitchell, Mary Johnson. FACULTY 35 Take a Closer Look During our years at WRHS almost everyone will strive to achieve some objective. This feat may be large or small, recog- nized or unnoticed, but the result is the same: the person will have struggled to attain a goal. Some people have been rewarded in tangible ways, while others only receive personal satisfaction for their efforts. Just as each of us wants to succeed at one task or another, we can likewise share others’ joys and praise them for their ... Achievements 4 ‘ Sweelhearl 36 ACHIEVEMENTS = - = = ™ s x | + p “4peRnsHiP (1) The Dixie Demon Band was honored to be invited to play at the 1982 World’s Fair. (2) VICA Sweetheart Luzmila Chumacero rides down Davis Drive in the Homecoming Parade. (3) Cheerleaders congratulate Angie Kidd on being crowned Homecoming Queen 1981. (4) As she rides down Watson Boulevard in the Parade, Danette Tyson waves to the crowd. (5) These trophies represent the numerous achievements made by this year’s football team. (6) This sign is the logo of the Student Teacher Achievement Recognition program, the winner of which is the student with the highest SAT score. (7) Cheerleaders sweetheart Jackie Kilraine awaits the beginning of the Parade. (8) Science Club sweetheart Debbie Bell appears pleased with her view of the parade. (9) At the Beta Club Induction, Chaplain Glenn Nowell speaks on “The Rewards Received for Hard Work.”’ (10) Coach Davis was honored this year when the 1981 Football program was dedicated to him. Here, GA Southern Head Coach Erk Russell makes the presentation. ACHIEVEMENTS 37 Mark Starnes Mark has played football during every year of high school; he also played basketball and baseball his freshman year. That same year he was in Beta Club, Spanish Club and Pep Club. Mark participated in Student Council for three years and was in the Honors Program for two. He has been in Fellowship of Christian Athletes since his sophomore year and has been in the Letterman’s Club since his junior year, having earned a two-year letter in football. Mark also has a three-year Perfect Attendance Award for football. In addition, he was nominated for Governor’s Honors two years in a row and received the Georgia Certificate of Merit as a junior. Brenda Brown Brenda has been in Beta Club since her freshman year, serving as Vice President in ninth and twelfth grades. She was in Student Council for three years and an Office Assistant for two. Brenda was Ninth Grade Favorite, a member of annual staff, and a cheerleader her freshman year and was also on the softball team. The next year she became a member of Fellowship of Christian Athletes and was the Captain of the Junior Varsity Cheerleading Squad. Brenda joined the French Club and was selected as that club’s Homecoming Parade Sweetheart as a junior. Also, she received the Georgia Certificate Merit. As a senior Brenda was a Varsity Cheerleader, President of French Club, Treasurer for the Fellowship of Christian Athletes and a member of the yearbook staff and Letterman’s Club. She was also an Optimist Youth of the Month and was selected to be on the 1981-82 Homecoming Court. — Mr. and Miss Class 2 rt ee + 116i AMelahaON anil. 5 = Jonathan Shippey Jonathan has been a member of Beta Club and annual staff for four years, serving as Yearbook Editor his freshman and senior years and Beta Club President as a senior. He has been active in Chorus, Choraliers, the Honors Program, and he is also a three-year member of Student Council. As a sophomore Jonathan was selected for Governor’s Honors in music, and he was chosen for the Georgia All-State Orchestra during both his junior and senior years. In the eleventh grade he was the Runnerup for Georgia State Beta Club President, was elected Junior Class Vice President, and received the Georgia Cer tificate of Merit. During his senior year Jonathan was in Humanities, Revue ‘82, and was also an Anchor Club Admiral Lori Painter Lori was a cheerleader and participated in Pep Club, Prayer Club, annual staff, and Student Council her freshman year, serving as Student Council Program Chairman. During every year of Sr. High School, she has been a cheerleader and a member of Fellowship of Christian Athletes, having been elected Vice President her junior year. As a senior Lori was on annual staff and participated in the Letterman's Club. She was also elected to the 1981-82 Homecoming Court OUTSTANDING SENIORS 39 Mark McGee Mark played basketball and was a member of Student Council his freshman and sophomore years. He has participated in baseball and football since his freshman year and has been a member of Fellowship of Christian Athletes since his sophomore year. Mark has a two-year letter in baseball and a three-year letter in football. As a senior, Mark was a member of the Letterman's Club and was an Office Assistant Annette Hunt Annette has been very active as a cheerleader throughout her high school years. She was chosen “Cheerleader of the Year’ as a freshman and Varsity Captain her senior year She was a member of annual staff in the ninth grade and was a Office Assistant her freshman and senior years. As a sophomore and junior she participated in Student Council. The last three years of high school Annette was in the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, the Letterman’s Club, and was on the Tennis Team. During her senior year she was chosen as a Miss Pioneer Candidate and a member of the 1981-82 Homecoming Court 40 OUTSTANDING SENIORS Andy Harper dy participated i y s of r was elected as 0 ball players Emily Smisson As a freshman Emily was a cheerleader and a member of Pep Club and Prayer Club. She was also a member of Student Council her freshman and sophomore years, serving as Vice President in the ninth grade. The following year Emily was elected as Sophomore Class Treasurer. As a junior she was a Varsity Cheerleader and a member of Letterman’s Club and Fellowship of Christian Athletes. During her senior year Emily was an Office Assistant and was again a member of the Letterman's Club and FCA OUTSTANDING SENIORS 41 Arthur Clark Arthur has participated in football and track all four years of high school. He has been a member of the Letterman's Club since his sophomore year. Arthur played basketball in tenth grade and was a member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes his junior and senior years Greta Colbert Greta has been in Student Council all four years of high school. As a freshman she played basketball and was in Beta Club, serving as Vice President. The following year she was elected Sophomore Class Secretary and held a leading role in Revue ‘80. During eleventh grade Greta participated in Georgia Girls State and received the Commerce Company Leadership Award and the Georgia Certificate of Merit. That same year she represented WRHS at the Region 2-AAAA Literary Meet in spelling. Greta has been in DECA for two years and the Honors Program since her sophomore year. As a senior she was in Humanities, Choraliers, Anchor Club, and Beta Club 42 OUTSTANDING SENIORS Chuck Boyd Chuck has participated ir wrestling during every year in high has been in the Letterman's Club for three years As a freshman he was a member of the track tearm and Student Counc Chuck was elected Co-Captain of football team and was ar Anchor Club iral during his senior year Angie Kidd As a freshman Angie was a cheerleader Pep Club member and was also in Future Homemakers of America, Beta C Club. The following year she was a Junior Varsity Cheerleader. Angie has been a Varsit Cheerleader since elever rade and is also a g two-year member of Fellowship o stian Athletes and the Letterman's Club. Angie has the distinct honor of being our 1981-82 Homec g Queen OUTSTANDING SENIORS 43 Dana Hall Dana was a member of Student Council, annual staff, and Pep Club and was a basketball manager as a freshman. He has participated in football and track since his freshman year. He was a member of the Letterman’s Club and Student Council his junior and senior years. Also as a junior Dana was on the wrestling team and was elected as Junior Class President. He has also been a member of Fellowship of Christian Athletes for three years. During his senior year Dana was elected Senior Class Vice President, was an Office Assistant, and was the Publicity Chairman of Thespians Joni Henderson During her freshman year Joni was a member of Pep Club and Band. She was elected to Student Council as a sophomore and became Junior Class Treasurer the following year. In her eleventh grade year Joni was a member of Prayer Club, French Club, and Beta Club. She also was a Georgia Certificate of Merit Recipient. As a senior Joni was a member of Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Beta Club, and French Club In addition, she was elected as Senior Class Secretary, Beta Club Treasurer, a nd a Miss Pioneer Candidate 44 OUTSTANDING SENIORS Tim Hall was a member of Prayer Club and Beta Club and was the manager of the football te as a freshman. He was in Pr and eleventh grades. As a sé¢ Tim was elected or ass anc was aiso Becky Barnes Becky has participated in Marching Band since her sophomore year and was selected as drum majorette her junior and senior years. She also was a member of symphonic band for three years and attended district honor band two years As a freshman she participated in Beta Club and Pep Club. She was a member of Varsity Club her last two years and was in Student Council her sophomore and senior years. In eleventh grade she received the Georgia Certificate of Merit. Becky was in Humanities, was the Student Council Secretary, and was also a Miss Pioneer Candidate as a senior NDING SENIORS 45 Jay Hanson Jay was Ninth Grade Favorite, Prayer Club President, Vice President of Student Council, and a member of Beta Club, Liebe Club, and the Journalism Staff as a freshman. He played basketball in the ninth grade and football every year during high school. In the tenth grade Jay was elected President of both the Sophomore Class and the Prayer Club. He also was a member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, serving as Vice President in the eleventh grade and President in the twelfth grade. In addition, he participated in the Letterman’s Club and played tennis his junior and senior years. Jay was on the Journalism Staff and was an Office Assistant as a senior Jackie Kilraine As a freshman Jackie was a member of the Journalism Staff, a member of the Pep Club, and served on the Student Council. She was voted to be the most outstanding and most spirited cheerleader her freshman year. Jackie was a Junior Varsity Cheerleader as a sophomore and has been a Varsity Cheerleader since her junior year, serving as Co-Captain in twelfth grade. She has been in the Letterman’s Club since her junior year and has been a member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes since her sophomore year; she was FCA Vice President as a senior. Also during her senior year Jackie was an Office Assistant and a Miss Pioneer Candidate 46 OUTSTANDING SENIORS Garnett Singleton In the h grade Garnett played football and basketball. He participated in Varsity Wrestling and a Governor’s Honors nominee as a sophomore. He was elected Vice President of DECA his jt ear, Garnett was voted Student Council President, DECA President, and was an Optimist Youth of the Month during his senior year Traci McKenzie Traci was a cheerleader her freshman through senior years. In the ninth grade she was Sweetheart Queen, Ninth Grade Favorite, and Public Relations Chairman in Liebe Club. Her junior year she participated in Variety Club and Fellowship of Christian Athletes. As a senior Traci was in the Letterman's Club and Variety Club and was selected as the First Runnerup on the 1981-82 Homecoming Court OUTSTANDING SENIORS 47 _ sod’ x 4, SA. Keith Duhnate 48 STAR STUDENT TEACHER Governor’s Honors Program Semifinalists FRONT ROW: Jennifer Conley, Drew Schnyder, Lori Callaway. SECOND ROW: Richard McKinley, Cathy Beveridge, Lisa Long. BACK ROW: Reece Watkins, Ellen Reynolds lI-State Chorus, +. FRONT ROW: Lori Callaway, Karen Hall, Cindi Weese. SECOND ROW: Tracy Carothers, Melodie Hendrix, Andrea Gore, Cynthia Cox. BACK ROW: Darrin Beckham, Keith Brown, Jonathan Shippey, Marvin Harbert GHP A.S. SEMIFINALISTS 49 FRONT ROW: Jackie Johnston - Spanish Club; Luzmilla Chumacero - VICA; Debbie Bell - Science Club; Jackie Kilraine - Cheerleaders; Stacy Haugabrook - Fellowship of Christian Athletes. SECOND ROW: Kristy Watkins - Pep Club; Amanda Cooke - French Club; Paula Ponce - Prayer Club; Mary Grizzle - Beta Club. BACK ROW: Patti Mobley - Band; Patti Mahaffey - Thespians; Danette Tyson - Future Business Leaders; Cindy Scoggins - VOCA. FRONT ROW: Wendy Mullis - Third Runnerup; Melanie Giddens - Miss WRHS 1982; Angelia McKinney - First Runner, Talent Award Winner, Evening Gown Award Winner. BACK ROW: Denise Adams - Miss Congeniality; Patti Mahaffey - Fourth Runnerup; Cindi Weese - Second Runnerup; Melanie Posey - Casual Wear Award. Not Pictured: Theresa Nichols - Scholastic Award. Fig ig NA2 Les oo eon ae f- yo . AF - wey e2 e Mee SLs 4 ee va S, —ss | Ad The top five finalists are interviewed by Mistress of Ceremonies Sarah Cawley 1e top five contestants were Cindi Weese, Wendy Mullis, Patti Mahaffey Angelia McKinney, and Melanie Giddens The talent award winner, Angelia McKinney sings and Patti Mahaffey accompanies herself on the Wendy Mullis performs a dramatic monologue dances to the tune of “All That Jazz” from the guitar as she sings “Follow Me.” from Neil Simon's God’s Favorite. Broadway musical Chicago were “Chasing Rainbows,”’ as the 99 theme suggested, in the third e 4 annual Miss WRHS Pageant. After ALHOOW 1n Opening number in which all of cgancea, the Casual wear ae) e = AI G The twenty-one contestants began, in which the nhared a brief message with the audience. Following this part was the evening wear segment of the pageant, after which the top ten finalists were announced. After an intermission, each of these finalists performed her talent for the audience and judges. At this time, the judges selected the top five contestants based on stage appearance and talent. After these girls each responded to an interview question, Melanie Gid- dens was crowned Miss WRHS 1982. The pageant Mistresses of Ceremonies were Sarah Cawley and Amanda Cooke. Between the different phases of competition, the audience was entertained by singers Tom Patrick, Judy Elder, Jonathan Shippey, Libby Land, and Steve Neal, and dancers Shirley Roberson and Suzanne Vargas. Dancer Shirley Roberson and singer Judy Elder perform “Out Here on My Own,” from Fame Last year’s Miss WRHS, Mink Genereux, crowns Melanie Giddens as Miss WRHS 1982 (Inset-top: Melanie performs “Mozart Goes Boogie” for her talent. Inset-bottom: She poses with her family moments after being chosen Miss WRHS.) Miss WRHS Pageant 53 54 MISS PIONEER 1982 Jacki e Johnston Sfranish CF Bivst Kunrerup he NN | — — aww aes - a Melanil Giddens Weta Club Second Ki nieru Pp 2 Jackie iis - i OE SER OP “aed Runnerup sEs | Angelia McKinney - Thespians Fourth | — = ba ole Boyd y ic aiethers Pep Chl Clas hors Mary Grizzle Jenin Hall Shadent overnment nchior ie Ah Joni Mendersan Seenith Chal Annette Hunt FS lowihi Christian Athletes akan = pie mm ff y manities — y “4 , s Y a Gaye McCullough Disbvtbulive éducilinn Chi o Cathy Meyer Sclence Club dan Vincsis tulare Wamsinnlaeis o z 4 merica Therein Nichols Math Club Pau a Parks Industrial Arts Club cS ZA fj re SNe ees — Re Ne ae Sg ee F, = ‘if Bo) SKS Ny Ce ROSS. ey; ees pare = (oe Ky 44 Lb OTE EN YL, oY: PE es. i 4 ie TK S F. y : S47 z 7 | l) Mic hele Perry Auxiliary Corps Jennie Rustin i. a hh ia Posey F Busi ead, I meri Future Pusiness eaders of _Atmerica Melanie Wade Vocational Surdustotedl Chb of America Take a Closer Look One of the best aspects of attending WRHS is being able to meet others and get to know them. Our relationships help us look forward to school each day, for sharing time with others helps us forget about all the homework, tests, term papers, and book reports that make up the seem- ingly endless assignments we receive. Talking to our friends allows us to express our feelings and to experience good times, struggles, and memories we can keep forever. What would we do without the wonderful gift of ... matsereetie 62 FRIENDSHIP (1) Seniors assist at registration. (2) Allison Greenwood and Flora Shankle share a joke at Flora’s locker. (3) Huddling up, the juniors try to keep warm from the record-breaking January temperatures. (4) Benji Meacham and Maryetta Quednow share some time in the lobby at break. (5) Maurice Dudley, Adrian Haugabrook, and Craig Doe smile for the camera. (6) After school, Reece Watkins and Lorraine Bell sit and talk. (7) Jill Butler stops in her car for a few minutes before driving home from school. (8) Sitting in homeroom, Ben Patrick and Shawn Murry pass the time while waiting for the school day to begin. (9) Melanie Giddens pauses at her locker. (10) Tim Sharpe helps Ron Pry in his campaign for class president. 6 Lijée tf? 7 — STITT let LL 7 ar oe 6tt wt LLItL FELLA in 7 £ - - = -geenw 6097 e ee ee ae ETRE FRIENDSHIP 63 ‘hal ae. = — be ees SYoraiteye lead Gite. Tim Hall, President —_ Kim Payne, ’ Ml Treasurer wel | Joni Henderson, Secretary 64 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS w take a break in Angela McKinney wears her senior tee-shirt and a lei for “Hawaiian Day Senior Class The Class of ’82 began its senior year in an original way by using a different approach to the Homecoming Parade theme, “The Best of Times.” The float showed a couple enjoying summer on the beach. Throughout their three years of high school, these spirited individuals proved consistently to be a creative and energetic group Memorable moments include winning the spirit and hall-decorating awards, “rolling” a hall, winning the spirit link contest, and planning the Junior-Senior Prom and the Senior Ball. Each year they gave the task of float-building their best effort and had a lot of fun working on all three floats. After graduation, seniors in the Class of ’82 will always have happy memories of the good times they shared at WRHS Before the Homecoming Parade, Tim Sharpe, Jay Hanson, Duane Fields, Linda Choney, and Janie Elliott wait for the judges’ decision on the winner of the float competition Just minutes after being crowned, 1981 Homecoming Queen Angie Kidd is surrounded by the Tim Hall speaks to his classmates in his campaign Homecoming Court, Brenda Brown, Annette Hunt, Traci McKenzie (First Runner-Up), and Lori Painter. for Senior Class President SENIORS 65 i 4 Richard Dale Abbott Carol Ruth Adams Ronald Keith Addison Henry Phil Aldredge Michael Harold Allen Patricia Ann Alvord Cathy Marie Amerson Edward Lee Anderson Glenda Michelle Anderson Glenn Maurice Anderson Jerry Edwin Ard, Jr. William Logan Arnett 66 SENIORS ee ”€© —ST Oliver Hall Aspinwall Debra Anne Atkins Philip Michael Atkins II Timothy Bryant Atkins Drew Ann Bagley Christopher Howard Bailey Sandra Lynn Banbury Rebecca Ann Barnes oo aa Sonya Chiquita Barnes Andres Domingo Barroso David Kevin Barwirk Robin Renee Bass SENIORS 67 y John William Bates Il Cherri Ann Bazem ore Debora Marie Bell John Mark Bell Robert Benjamin Bennett Angela Cherie Benningfield Kathleen Helen Bernard Andrea Leigh Bigham Mary Evelyn Bishop Christopher Todd Blackburn Cynthia Diane Bonawitz Deborah Margaret Bostwick 68 SENIORS © Carla Yvette Boyd Charles Madison Boyd Teresa Jo Boyd Sn Jamie Owen Braddy Robert Roy Brody Paul Gilbert Broussard Brenda Ann Brown Janet Lynn Brown SENIORS 69 lg - | Ss Russell Lee Brown Samuel Kevin Brown Renee Lashown Bryant Edna Frances Buckholtz Ann Marie Burgess Teresa Kim Burke Richard Allen Busch Katherine Francis Butkiewicz dill Annette Butler Robert O’Neil Butler, Jr. Sheila Lynne Byrd 70 SENIORS Tamara Lynn Byrd Vann Byrd, Jr Melba Byrom James McNeal Canion Lonnie Mae Canion Neil Austin Cannady Tracy Janine Carothers 7 iw Cherie Anne Carpenter Trent Scott Carriker James Christopher Causey Douglas Neil Chancellor SENIORS 71 Joanna Christine Childs Leslie Abigail Childs Linda Anne Choney Luzmila Antonia Chumacero C. Roger Clance, dr. Roy Allen Clarington Arthur James Clark Michael Louis Clarke Philip Andrew Clary Greta Gale Colbert Patricia Annette Colbert Myra Edith Collins 72 SENIORS Laura Jean Combs Laura Ann Conklin Karen Louise Cook Amanda Jane Cooke Richard Owen Cordova Mark James Cornman Elizabeth Jane Craft Michelle Corrine Cronin Debra Marie Crossan Pennie Lisa Cumpton James Lee Cunrod SENIORS 73 Brenda Ann Curtis Cassandra Deneen Davenport Lorraine Antoinette Davis Kenneth Paul Dees all Robert Richard Demille Sherry Anne Denny Frances Leigh DePriest Michael Wright Dodson Theresa Ann Dodson James Brice Dollar Jerri Arnettia Dotson Jo Lynn Duckworth 74 SENIORS Jeffrey Carl Dudley Maurice Anthony Dudley Robert Allen Duncan Keith Alan Dunnaway — ’ = —_ =f, Laura Denise Dunstan Ritchie Allen Durdin Terri Elise Durlack James Belk Durrah DeAugustine ‘Tiger’? Dwight John Eugene Dycus Timothy Shawn Eckles Caroline Efford SENIORS 75 Karl Jay Eliason Janie Beth Elliott = al Mark Alan Evans Tina Lee Evans Kimberly Jean Everett Pamela Monica Falk 7 Tammy Lee Fallows Randy Dale Farmer Weldon Anthony Farmer Marilyn Denise Farms 76 SENIORS Tina Maria Ferguson Duane Fields Susan Elaine Fields Rodney Alan Forbes Gwen Leigh Formby Joy Diane Frenz ys John David Fuller Lori Ann Garrison Melanie Danita Giddens Rebecca Sue Gooley SENIORS 77 Gregory Brian Goolsby James Michael Goolsby Tammy Bonita Gordon Thomas Patrick Gorman, dr a ae Melodee Ann Graham James Carl Grant Andrew Clyde Gray Connie Marie Greathouse Shannon Lynn Greenwell dames Scott Greer Craig Edward Griffin Mary Susan Grizzle 78 SENIORS zy, Amy Louise Guest Dana Levoy Hall John Daryl Hall 5 John Robert Hall Karen Elaine Hall Nancy Carol Hall Timothy Andrew Hall Daphne Laversa Halliburton Charles Wayne Hankins Jay David Hanson Marvin Ray Harbert, II SENIORS 79 mae, Judy Marshalle Hardin Mary Kathryn Harmon Robert Burns Harnage Barbara Ellen Harper os Ud Harold Andrew Harper Michael Benjamin Harrell Stephen Paul Harrell Paul Anthony Harris Ted Dewey Hartsoe, Jr. Bambi Lynn Parlie Hatmaker Allison Ann Hazen Debra Lee Heit 80 SENIORS Joni Henderson Thomas Carl Henson Rebecca Lynn Hester Paul Logan Higginbotham Raymond Floyd Hill i —! Nancy Lee Hinds Patricia Renee Hobby Steven Richard Hohnadel Frederieke Marianne Hoitink SENIORS 81 Nannette Lee Holloway Richard Norman Holmes Natalie Ruth Hood Richard Lawrence Howard Stephen Clint Huddleston Daniel Albert Hudson Celia Marie Hughes Lori Ann Hummel Annette Renee Hunt Donna Elizabeth Hunter Tracy Lynn Hunter 82 SENIORS Deborah Ann Huntley, Linda Fay Ingram Wayne Cornell Jackson Willie Jackson Sherri Lynn Jacobs Micheal Eric James Kent Loydd Jobe Cynthia Darlene Lang Johnson Phil Lee Johnson Jacquelyn Britt Johnston Sandy Lee Joiner SENIORS 83 _ —_“aa a Paula Lee Kaszowoski Sheryl Lynn Keisler Angelia Fran Kidd Tina Leigh King Keith Duane Kratz Vonda Lejune Lane Laura Jean LaPlante 84 SENIORS 1ela Denise Catherine Lawson John Ransom Lemmond Jon Howard Leonard, Jr — aim Mf Jill Maureen Lewis Nancy Katherine Lewis Carmen Renee Liddell William Whitten Liddell II] Bi ( $ Darla Clarice Light Cynthia Colleen Little Gregory Joel Livingston Steven Weayn Logue SENIORS 85 Pe _ e@ helley Ann Long Dale Edward Loren —_ Carol Faye Love Brett Wilson Lowe Deborah Ann Lowe | SF Denise Lowery Leon Lowman, Jr Lisa Ann Lunceford Bruce Charles Lundstrom 86 SENIORS D Patricia Deana Mahaffey Joseph Frances Malarkey Frances Diane Manard sfiel Bruce Randall Mayhew Kristine Lee McCall Rodney Alan McCarty Maria V. McCallum Kevin Joel McCaslin SENIORS 87 Anita Gaye McCullough n Michael ugh Marshal Guyton McDonald Robert Dean McDonald Beverly Cassandra McGee John Mark McGee Cynthia Ellen McGill Michelle Lavern McHarg Traci LaTrese McKenzie Angelia Denise McKinney Jennifer Hulya McMillan Joy Lynn McNeil 88 SENIORS Andrea Susan Meeks Carol Marie Meeks David Amo Milam Laura Nell Miller Richard Anthony Miller Wayne Lee Mitchell SENIORS 89 —— Michael Stephen Morrison Joan Carol Mull Wendy Marie Mullis Todd William Neal Jeffrey Kirk Netzinger Tod Lewis Newberry Lisa Gayle Nichols 90 SENIORS Theresa Faye Nichols Lisa Rebbecca Nix Jan Elizabeth Norris Regina Gail Nottingham Sharla Gaye Odom Cindy Carol O'Neal Glenn William Osborne Lori Ann Painter Bryan James Palmer Kimberly Loaine Panaczek Paula Denise Parks Teresa Dianne Pass SENIORS 91 Thomas James Patrick Cynthia Ann Patterson _— David Taloy Payne III Kimberly Kaye Payne Johnna Marie Peachey Michelle Perry Carla Jane Peterman Sabrina Lynn Peterman Jacquelyn Leigh Phillips Jeffrey Alan Phillips 92 SENIORS Jonathon Boyd Phillips | i. af Terri Anne Pope Wanda Lynn Pope James Porter Patricia Belle Posey « a Ae i Edward Keith Powell Timothy Wayne Powell Ruth Elizabeth Powers Ellen Kathy Pratt SENIORS 93 Dennis Kevin Prewett Grady Ronald Pry Rosa Lourdes Pumarejo hillip Watson Quirk Charles McKendrie Quillian Barbara Olivia Ramsey Karen Patrice Randall John Barnett Ray Steven Albert Ray Warren Bradley Red Cathy Elaine Reed Catherine Grace Reese 94 SENIORS Debra Lynn Riley m i Stephanie Anne Robbins James Wood Robinson Donna Gay Rogers David Allen Rose Thomas Rowe Natalie Gaye Rowland Joseph Alan Rupp Brian Webb Russ SENIORS 95 Jennie Lee Rustin Laura Ann Ryan William Stephen Sapp ‘ S Keith Allen Scarborough Charles Torrance Schmidt Jr. Thomas Scott Jr Timothy Shelton Scott WwW Carole Ann Seymour Michael Robert Shain Flora Ann Shankle Timothy Dean Sharpe 96 SENIORS Jerry Russell Sheffield Stanley Morgan Simmons Teresa Sue Simpson Garnett Wilson Singleton Herbert James Sipes Lisa Ann Sirmans Cynthia Lynne Slaton Lynn Susan Sletto Adam Slocumb IIl SENIORS 97 Emily Temple Smisson Homer Darrell Smith Michael Lee Smith Tina Marie Smith David Raymond Snow Lisa Ann Sonney Brian Keith Southard Karen Lynn Spires Pamela Gail Spivey 98 SENIORS } a - ‘4 - , - i Mark Allen Starnes Karen Rene Stewart Kerry Caprice Stewart William Callen St. John TS David Everett Stone, Jr Arthur Donald Strathern III Michael Andrew Stuart DeLandy Stubbs Bradley James Suckow Andrea Kim Sugden Donna Jean Sumner James Donald Surface SENIORS 99 Gloria Gean Tharpe Linda Marie Thomas Michael David Thomas Timothy Lamar Thomas Linda Gail Thompson Jack Ray Tolbert Beverly Dawn Toney Charles David Tucker 100 SENIORS Timothy DeWayne Varnedore Marie Anne Vazquez Danny Charles Venable Jean Vincent Timothy Kelly Volskay nl Melanie Grace Wade Allen Hughes Wagner William Harley Walker Gerald Kevin Wall SENIORS 101 Richard Braden Wallace Erin Adele Wallauer John Lewis Waters Alice Lorinda Watkins Mark Anthony Watkins John McCanley Watson Robin Avonell Watson Joseph Clinton Way . Lee Dennis Weaver Ronnie Mac Weaver Joel Benjamin Webber John Daniel Webber 102 SENIORS Cynthia Lynae Weese rald Robert Lawrence Whiddon Eric Scott White David Michael Willequer Cheryl Bernice Williams Danny Reed Williams Mary Jean Williams Rex Alfonso Williams Terry Williams William David Wilson SENIORS 103 a tre Robert Joseph Winner II Robert Wesley Wise th Thomas Edward Wood, Jr William Charles Wood Kelvin J. Wright Alan Winton Yeager Tina Louise Yerdon Marco Louis Zepponi Donna Lynn Zeuner Clifford Charles Ziegler 104 SENIORS Richard Abbott- VICA 4. Russ Abney- Math Club 4; Math Team4; Debate Team 4, Speaker Award at Debaté Tournament. Carol Adams- Variety Club a. ‘Spanigh Club 2,3; FBLA 4. 7 ed Mike Allen- Beta Club 22, 4: St Math Club 2,3,4; Math” Team 2,3; Honors Program 1,2. 4; Humanities; of Merit 4; ners @yHonorsy % Marching 1,2) Symphonic 1, Pep,Club 1; Revue 3,4. Pageant 3; Prayer Club 2,3,4; Revue 2,3,4; 1,2,3,4)Basketball 1,2,3,4; Michelle Club 1 °R Jerry Ard- Team 2,3,4. Mart Ollie = oy AFIROTC 2,3,4, Ce Commander 4; Student | ander 4; Drill ae 3; Majorettes 3,4; te A Clab Sandi Banbury -' hye ao 34 rab tay lait 1,2,3,4, D Variety Clab 3.4; Pep Club 1; Hono Revue 4; Ga. District Honor B “Sound of the Governor’s Ho Sonja Barnes- © Queen 4, Drill Tei 4; Future Aueihy Barroso- VII Robin Bass- Di Thespians 2,3,4; 1,2,3; French Club 2 lub 3,4; Pep, Class. of 82 Nabi Betl- 4 raya bur 1,4;)Frdch Cid 4)pciyetrial Arts Chi 1: Pep Club 1, onetcn APIROTE 23. Kathy Bernard- Office Assistant 4; ‘eine tee Student Council 4; Spanish Club 3,4; FBLA 3,4, President 4; Pep Club 1; Journalism Staff a. Andrea Bigham- Cheerleader 1; ae Club 1; Spanish Club 1g ECM. Re! Cob | ee tee Blackb Cindy B 1; Annual 1,2,3,4; 3,4. te. 4: | 2. ure a iiakersy dill Butler - Butler- Band Marching 2,3, Concert 2,3; VICA b Seu Byrd Variety Club 2; Flag Corps 1,3; FBLA Pép Clb Le. = apy a8 Croats 2: Spanish Club 3; IDA Club Vann Foatball 1,2; Track 1; Pep Club 1. Melba om- Anchor Club 2; Band Marching | 1,2,3,4, Symphonic 3, Coficert “2; FHA 2. Pioneer Candidate 4; Track W Band Marching 1,2,3,4, Dru 1,2,3; Chorus 2,3,4; Chorali reelgre 2 Kenny Dees Robert Demille- AFJROTC 2,3,4, Drill Team 2,3; Honors Program 2,3; Academic a n Award 1. 1; Beta Sherry Denny- Cheerlag | 7 Club Assistant 4; 3a Club Council 1, 2 3,458 1; Revue 3 Fran DeP | m Staff 4: Revue 2. - Gol 4; Science Club 4, Don Farmer- Football 3 3,4. Marilyn Farms- Basketball 1 Duane Fields- Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Baseball 1; Spanish (Club I; VICA 1; Lettermen’s Club 4: FCA 34.9 Su Fields- Miss Pioneer Candidate 4; Beta Club 1; 1, Deca 4; Pep. Club 1 Fionda- Basketball Manager 1; Silk Corps 3; Deca 4; FHA 1. oe Forbes- Football Manager 1; Basketball 1, Marching Band; Concert Band 1. ; Basketball 1; Track 2; VICA by- Track. 1,3, . k z- Softball) 3; Anchor Club. 4, FBLA pi ller- Foott ball 1 Baseball 1 34; Prayer Club a Club 1 ,2; Most imped Young BLA 4; Pep Club 1,2. 1982 4; Miss Pic eer - ay i zm Club LP _ he Msi Rela feri - i ao a2, 3.43 3 Program e I judy | ardin- tant 1; Prayer Club 1; Pep a D me ¥ � ‘ing Senior Karen Hall- Beta Club 1; Flag Corps 1,3; Student Council 1,2; Literary Club 1; Welcoming Warriors 1 Variety Club 2,3,4; Debate Team 2; Honors Program 2; Baseball Team Bat Girl 3,4; Anchor Club 3,4; Jr. Director 3, Sr: Director 4; Chorus 4; Thespians 4; Pep Club 1. Nancy Hall- AFJROTC 2; Voca Parliamentarian 2,7 Tim Hall- Outstanding Senior 4; Football Manager 1; Prayer Club 1,2,3; Student Council 4; Senior Class President 4; Optimist Youth Appreciation Week Representative. Daphne Laversa Halliburton- Deca 3,4; FHA 1,2: Pep Club 1; Perfect Attendance 1,3. ; Charles Haskins _ day Hanson- Outstanding Senior 4; Football 1,2,3) 1} Baseball 1;.Tennis.3,4; Beta Club 1, Assistant 4; Prayer Club President 1,2; Student 1,2; “I Dare You” Award 3; Lettermen’s Club 3,4; FCA 2,3,4: Program Chairman 3: ut 4, Journalism Staff 4; Sophomore Pr ce | Rumble 1; Class Favorite 1; Outstanding Award. Marv Harbert- M ; Variety Club 2; French he VHarman-F + Club . 4 3,4; Variety Club 2; | = « id - Miss Pionedl Beta Club 2,3,4: Band 1; Cone lub 2,3, r 2; Student C 2.4; French Cl 2 sep Ch ar... ; Revue 2; Class Treasure’ v Sa. asketball 4 b 1; Pr Trisha Hobby Steve Hohnadel- Track 1; AFJROTC 2,3,4; Drill Team 2,3,4; Honors Program 1,2,3; Humanities 4; National Merit Scholarship Nominee 3; Walter C Dawling Model United Nations ‘“Best Delegate’’; 2nd Place “most distinguished speaker”; 1st Place “Best Delegation” 3; Literary Meet One Act Play 4. Frederieke Hoitink- Thespians 4; Variety Club 4; Revue 4. Niki Holloway- Flag Corps 1,2; Vica 4 Ricky Holmes- Wrestling 4; Track 4; Voca 1,2. Natalie Hood- AFJROTC 1; Chorus 1,2,3. omes House- Variety Club 4; Deca 3; Vica 4; 4. geant Stage M be 2. 3, x. Pep Club 2,3: President 3; Humanities 4; Literary Meet iors Honors Program 3; Nagai Avanda loneer Candidate 4; b 1y Spanish Club 3,4; airman 4; Honors 4, GA Certificate of Mi e 2,3; Literary Club Pioneer Candid inis 2,3; Cheerleade ; Office Assistant 1 cil 2.3: | Club President 4; Homecoming Sweetheart 4 Tina King- Softball 1; Prayer Club 1,2,3; Student Council 4; Pep Club Keith Kratz- Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1 Vonda Lane- Deca 3,4; FHA 2,3,4: President 3 Cindy Lang- Vica 4. Laura Laplante- Anchor Club 4; Revue 4 Pam Lawson- Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 3; Softball 1,2,3,4; Prayer Club 1; Student Couneil 1; Lettermen’s Club 2,3,4; FCA 2,3,4 Jon Leonard- Basketball 1,2; Track 1; Golf 1,2,3,4; Chorus 4; Variety Club 2,4; Lettermen’s Club 2,3,4; Revue 2,4; All Middle GA 1st Team in Golf John Randy Lemmond- Office Assistant 4; Choraliers 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4;,All State Chorus 1. Lewis- Basketball Manager 3; Cheerleaders 1; eo Club 2,4; Student Council 1,3; FBLA 4; Revue —_ Lewis- Chorus 1,2,3; Variety Club 2; FBLA 4. Marching Band 1; FHA 3.— 1; DECA 4. 1, Office. ae Ch Ba. c Cindy Little- Beta Club 2; Spanish Club Greg Livin G 2. Vaety IDA Club President 4; Pep Club 1 Gaye McCullough- Miss Pioneer Candidate 4; Cheerleaders 1; Thespians 2; Deca 3,4; Pep Club 1; Homecoming Parade Sweetheart 1 Steven McCullough- Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Symphonic Band 3,4; Concert Band 1,2; Honors Program 2,3,4; Humanities 4; Revue 4; GA Governors Honor Program Semi-Finalist 2,3 Marshal McDonald- Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Jazz Ensemble 3,4; Thespians 4; Variety Club 2,4; Revue 2,4; All-State Band 3,4; National Youth Advisory Council 3,4; Band President 4 Robert McDonald- AFJROTC 2,3,4: Commander; Drivers Education Outstanding Excellence 3. Mark McGee- Outstanding Senior 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Office Assistant 4; Prayer Club 1; Student Council 1; Lettermen’s Club 2,3,4; FCA 2,3,4; Journalism Staff 4. Cassandra McGhee- Vica 4; IDA Club 1. McGill- Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Concert 2,3; Variety Club 2. McHarg- te 4, Chorus 4; Vica 4; sketball 3, 4; Track Tm 4; Track landing Senior Legion Auxiliary 3. Angelia McKinny- Miss | ; Pioneer Candidate 4; Track g Captain 2; Thespians Treasurer 3: Preside Flag C ort Valley State’ Col : nnifer McMillan- ant 4; Variety C ; Lettermen's C Female Performer 3 Michael Morrison- Track 1; Concert Band 1 Joan Mull- Cheerleaders 1; Beta Club 1; Student Council 1,2; Honors Program 1,2,3 Wendy Mullis- Miss WRHS Pageant 3,4; Track 1; Anchor Club 4) Beta Club 1; Thespians 2,3,4: Vice President 3: President 4; Variety Club 2,3,4; Silk Corps 3; FBLA 4; Revue 2; Optimist Oratorical Contestant 1,2; U.S. National Speech And Drama Winner Shawn Murray Todd Neal- Honors Program 1,2,3 deff Netzinger- Honors Program 4; Tod Newberry- Vica 3; Revue 4. Lisa Nichols- Prayer Club 1; Variety Honor Roll Chairman 4; Pep Git Cosmotology Awards: lst Place twit once 3,4. Theresa Nichols- Miss WR Pioneer Candidate 4; Anchor Club Math Club 3 4: Vice President 4; Ma Club 1; GA Certificate of Merit 3; G of the Year 2, Algebra Student of Lisa Nix- Variety Club 3,4; Voca 4; Revue 3,4 _ dan Norris- Miss Pioneer C 3,4: Chaplain 4; Office Assi FBLA 4; FHA 4; Pep)Club Sharla Odom- Wrestling Ma 3; Beta Club Treasurer 1; Pr 2; Student Council 3,4; Pep € Annual Staff 1. Glenn Osborne- Football 1; Cl 4; VICA 4; CWE (in England) 2; Steve O’Shell- Football 3; Wrestli Cross-Country Track 4; Class eta 3; Outstanding Achievement: “Wor Algebra 1: Biology 2; National Hono Lori Painter- Outstanding Senior 4 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2; Pep Lettermen’s Club 3,4; FCA 2,3; Annual Staff 1,4; Freshman Class Pr 1; Prayer Club 1; Variety Club 2. Bryan Palmer- Football 1,2,3,4; Leading Receiver in 2-AAAA 4; Lettermen’s Club 3,4; FCA 2,3,4. Kim Panaczek Paula Parks- Anchor Club 3,4; Student Secretary 1; Pom Pom Girl 1. Teresa Pass- Miss WRHS Pageant 3,4; Track 1; Anchor Club 3,4; Silk Corps 2; Journalism Staff 4. Wanda Pate- Track 4; Tennis 1,2,3,4; AFJROTC 2; Prayer Club 1,2; FHA 2,3; Peo Club 1. Ben Patrick- Spanish Club 4; French Club 4; ROTC 2,3,4; Red Knight Drill Team 2,3,4; Deputy Commander 4, Summer Leadership School 3. Tom Patrick- Miss WRHS Pageant Singer 4; Basketball 1; Baseball 1; Anchor Club Admiral 4; Choraliers 3,4; Chorus 3,4; Variety Club 2,3,4; Revue 2,3,4; All-State Chorus 3; Literary Meet Member 3; Outstanding Achievement in Chorus 3. Cindy Patterson- Baseball Scorekeeper 1; Cheer- leaders 1,2: Captain 1; Beta Club 1; Office Assistant 4; Prayer Club 1,2; Variety Club 2,3; Student Council 1,2;Pep.Club. 1; FCA 2,3; Oratorical Speech Contest Club 1,3,4; am 3,4; Pep etry Student Year 3. BLA 4; FHA Anchor Club fayer Club 1; ; Variety Club 2; Track 2,3; id Treasurer istory and jety 2,3. eerleaders Club 1; alism Staff 1; am Chairman Club 2; Silk Corps 3,4; FHA Photographer 1; Annual Staff 4 Carla Peterman- Beta Club 1; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1; Science Club 1; FHA 1; Pep Club 1; Journalism Staff 1; Annual ‘Staff 1 Sabrina Peterman- Basketball 1; Softball 1,3,4; Beta Club 1(2,3,4; Program Chairman 4; Student Council M4; Pep Club 1; Lettermen’s Club 3,4; FCA 4 lac hillips- Bask the nager 3; Chorus 1,2; sds a 4; IDA Club 4)Pep Clu Tim 1,2,3. Beth Pa Concert 4. Kathy Pratt- Chorus 2. Dennis Prewett Ron Pry- Track 1; Golf 2; Marching Band 1; Deca 3,4: Operations C Rosa Pumarejo- Office Assistant and 1,2,3,4; Concert Band ; Anchor Club 4; Marching Council 2; Flag Corps 1,2; 1; Track 1,2,3 r Moca 2; Lette: Warren Red- Football 1; Track 1,2,3,4; Lette Club 2,3,4. Cathy Reed- Chorus 1, Catherine Reese- Chorus 1. Rice- Baseball 1,2; Beta Club 1; Vica 3,4; Award in hardson- Marching 2,3, Secret 5 ad 1; Annual Staff 1. Club 3,4; Office 5 t) 2,4; French Club 3; Club 1; Pep Club 17,2. Wood Robinson- Office Assistant 4; Science Club 4. Donna Rodgers-’Prayer Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2. David Rose- Wrestling 1,2; Tennis 1,2; Beta Club 1,2; phonic 1,2,3,4, Concert Jub 1,2; Math Club 1,2,3,4; 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; Honor’s ies 4; Solo and Ensemble ionor Band 1,2,3,4; All-State ; All-Regional Band Member 1,2; Model U.N. 4; Jazz Band 1,2,3,4. Michael Rossi Thomas Rowe- Track 2; Student Council 2; Math Club 2.4; Math Team 2,4; Science Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Jennie Rustin- Miss Pioneer Candidate 4; Pep Club 1; Journalism Staff 4 Lori Ryan- Tennis 4; Anchor Club 4; Beta Club 1,4, Secretary 1; Thespians 2,3; Pep Club 3 Billy Sapp- Football 2; DECA 3,4; Revue 4 Keith Scarborough- Basketball 2; Track 1,2: Cross-Country Track 2; Thespians 4; Variety Club 2,3,4; Spanish Club 1; Pep Club 1; Annual Staff 2; Revue 3,4 Charles Schmidt- Track 1,2; Beta Club 1; Spanish Club 1; Pep Club 1. Thomas Scott- Football) y2 3,4; Wrestling 3; Track 1,3,4; Lettermen’s €lub 3,4. Carole Seymour- Basketball 1; Softball 1,3,4 Michael Shain- Science Club 4; Revue 3. Flora Shankle- Officé Assistant 4; Prayer Club 4; Chorus 1,2; Variety Club 4; Sciénce Club 4. Tim Sharpe- Football 7; Prayer Club 1,2; Student Council 1; “I Dare You” Award Ij Spanish Glub 1; Math Club 2,3,4; Math Team 2; FHA 3,4; Pep Club 1. Jerry Sheffield- Football 1,2; Track 2; VICA 4. Angela Sherrils Jonathan Shippey- Pep Club 1; Student Couneil 2,3,4; Class Vice-President 3; Chorus , Choraliers 2,3,4; Beta Club 1,2,3,4: President 4; Yearbook Staff 1,2,3,4: Editor 1,4; Ga. Certificate Of Merit 3; All-State Orchestra 3,4; Literary Soloist 3,4: 1st Place Region 2-AAAA 2nd Place State 3; Literary Quartet 3,4: 1st Place Region 2-AAAA, Ist Place State 3; Anchor Club Admiral 4; Runnerup for Ga. State Beta Club President 3; Governor's Hono ty Club 3,4; Revue 2,4; Humanities 1,4; Journalism 3,4; Model U.N. 2,3; Honors Program 1,2,3,4; Furman Scholar 4; Outstanding Senior 4. Leslie Sierak- Choraliers 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Variety Club 4; Spanish Club 1,2; Revue 4. Stan Simmons- Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Student Council 2,3; Lettermen’s Club 4. Teresa Simpson- AFJROTC. 1. Garnett Singleton- Outstanding Senior 4; Baseball 1; Student Council President 4; DECA 3,42) Vice- President 3, President 4; Lettermen’s Club.2; Optimist Youth of the Month 4. Herb Sipes- Cross-Country Track 3; VICA 4. Lisa Sirmans- Track 1; Cheerleader 1; Prayer cull 1; DECA 3,4; Journalism Staff 1; Annual Staff 1. Cindi Slaton- Track 1; Cheerleader 1; Revue 4. Lynn Sletto- Basketball 1,2; Track 1; Pep Club T- Adam Slocumb- Football 1. Emily Smisson- Outstanding Senior 4; Cheerleader 1,3; Office Assistant 4; Prayer Club 1; Student Council 1,2: Vice-President 1; Spanish Club 1; Pep Club 1; Lettermen’s Club 3; FCA 3,4; Class Treasurer 2. Darrel Smith- VICA 4. Glenn Smith- Track 3. Michael Smith- DECA 3,4. Sharon Smith- Prayer Club 3; Variety Club 2; Science Club 2; VICA 3,4; Pep Club 2. Tina Smith- Chorus 2,3,4; Variety Club 2,3,4; Pep ‘Club 1; Revue 2,3,4. | David Snow- Wrestling 4, Track 3,4; Beta Club 1; Pam Spivey- Anchor Club 3,4; Band Marching 1,2, Concert 2; Chorus 2,3,4; Choraliers 2,3,4; Annual Staff 1; Revue 3 Mark Starnes- Outstanding Senior 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Baseball 1; Golf 2; Office Assistant 4; Student Council 1.2.3; Lettermen’s Club 3,4, FCA 2,3,4; Honors Program 2,3; Journalism Staff 4; Ga. Certificate of Merit 3; Mr. Class of 1982 4 Karen Stewart- FBLA 3,4, Treasurer 4; Pep Club 1. Kerry Stewart- Office Assistant 4; Student Council 1; VICA 3,4; Homecoming Sweetheart 3. David Stone- Football 2,3,4; Variety Club 3,4; Revue 3,4. Arthur Strathern- Beta Ciub 1,2,3,4; Choraliers 4, Student Council 3,4, Vice-President 3; Spanish lub 3,4; Science Club 4 Pep Club 2; ors Program 1,2,3,4; Humanities 1,4; Literary Meet Boy’sEssay 3; U.S. Youth Senate Program 2,3. Andy Stuart- Vica 3,4. Delandy Stubbs- Football 1,2; Track 2,3; Variety Club 3; VICA 4; Lettermen’s Club 3 Brad Suckow- Football 1; Baseball 1. Kim Sugden- Beta Club 1; Thespians 2,3,4; Variety Chul 2,3; Honors Program 1,2,3,4; Muffianities 1,4; en's Clubi4; x C donna Sumner- Revue 2,3,4. Sutton- Football 1,2,3,4; Le Jimmy Surface Rhodenia Talton- DECA 3,4. Sarah Taylor- Student Council 1,3; Spanish cls 1; Pep Club 1. Thacker- Prayef Clubs� Band Marching 1,2, Concert 2; FHA 1; Journalism Staff 1; Annual Staff a Gloria Tharpe- Basketball 1,2,3,4; Lettermen’s Club 2,3,4. Tim Thomas- Football 1; Track 1; Prayer Club 1; Student Council 1; DECA 3,4; Pep Club 1. Linda Thomps on- VOCA 1,2; FBLA 4. Jack Tolbert Dawn Toney- Variety Club 2,4; DECA 3,4. Charles Tucker- Revue 4. Joy, Tygett- Tennis 1,2,3; Office Assistant 1; Variety Club 3; VICA 4; Lettermen’s Club 3,4; Revue 3; Drill Team 1. . - ; Danette Tyson- Office Assistant 4; Band Marching 1,2,3, Concert 1,2,3; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 2,3,4; FBLA 4, Vice-President 4: FHA 1: Pep Club 1; Homecoming Sweetheart 4 Tim Varnedore- AFJROTC 2,3,4 Marie Vanquez Danny Venable- Track 1: AFJROTC 2.3.4 Variety Club 3,4; Revue 3,4 Linda Vincent- Chorus 1,2; Variety Club 4; Revue 4 Tim Volskay- Football 2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2: Baseball 1; Lettermen's Club 4 Melanie Wade- VICA.3,4, Parliamentarian.4. Allen Wager- Band Marching 1,2,3,4; Symphonic 2,3,4; Chorus 3; Revud 4; All-State Band 2.3. Kevin Wall Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3; Lettermen’s Club 4. Rick Wallace- Track 1,2; Chorus 1,2,3; Choraliers 1,2,3; Student Council 1; All-State Chorus 1 John Wates- Football 1; Baseball 1; Math Club 4; Science Club 4; Honors Program 1,2,3,4; Humanities 4; Journalism 2,3. Alice Watkims- Beta Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1; Variety Club 2; Student Council 4; Science Club 4; Honors Program 1,2,3,4; Huimanities4peRevue 2: Ga. Certificate of Merit 3) John Watson- AFJROTC 1,2,3,4; Drill Team 1,2,3,4; Beta Club 4; Student Council 1,3; Spanish Club 1 Robin Watson ce Assistant 4; Prayer Club 1; Student Council .4; Pep Club Ij FCA 2,3,4; Journalism . Scorekeeper 4. “Lee Weaver- Football 1; Variety Club 3,4: Revue a4. Ronnie Weaver- Football 1; Basketball 1; DECA 3. Joel Webber- Ga. Certificate of Merit 3. John Webber- Ga. Certificate of Merit 3. Cindy Weese- Miss WRHS Pageant 3,4; Anchor Club 4; Beta Club 1,3,4; Prayer Club 1,2; Band Marching 1,2,3,4, Symphonic 1,2,3,4; Thespians 2,3; Variety Club 2,3,4; Science Club 4; Honors Program 1,2,3; Humanities ..},4;.Journalism, Staff..1,2; Revue 2,4; All-State Band 3. Chandra White _ Eric White- Basketball 1; Golf 1,2,3,4; Variety Club 2; VICA 4; Lettermen’s Club e+ . Way= Football 1,2; Baseball 1,2; Basketball 1; my David Willequer- Student Council 2; DECA 3,4; VOCA 2, Cheryl Williams- AFJROTC 2,3; Drill Team 2,3; Prayer Club 3 Danny Williams- AFJROTC 2,3,4; Drill Team 2,3,4 deanine Williams- Beta Club 1; Band Marching 1,2, Concert 1,2; DECA 3.4; FHA 1! Jotitnalism Staff 1 Rex Williams- AFJROTC 4; VICA 4; VOCA 1,2 Terry Williams- Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1; VOCA 1,2,3,4; Lettermen’s Club 4; Revue 4 David Williams- Football 2 Joe Winner- Football 2; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1; Math Club 4; Science Club 4; Honors Program 3,4; Humanities� ! Robert Wise- Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Beta Club 2,3,4; Math Club 2,34; Math Team 3; Science Club 4; Lettermen’s@Club Sj4p Honors Program 2,3; Humanities 4, Sharon Withrow- Anchor Club 3,4; AFJROTC 2; Drill Team 2}yStudent Council 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2,34; FHA 1 | Jackie Womack Basketball AFJROEC 4; Drill Teaditied. Tommy Wood- Track 1 .2,SBeta 1,3,4; Spanish 3,4; Letterme@mis Club 2,3,4- Honors Program J Humanities 4; Arifiua! Staff 1; Ga. Certificate of 3 % cy , Billy Wood- Football 3,4. David, Wright- Football 1,2; Track 1,2. Kelvin Wright- Tratk 1,2,3,4; — 2; Letterm b 2,3,4. Robert Wright- Footbalis AFJROTC 2. - ee Alan Yeager- Football 2,3; Wrestling 3; Trad Cross-Country Track 2; Beta Club 2; VICA 2,3,4; Honors Program 1,2,3; Band Cone Student Council 1,2,3; Humanities 1; Journa’ 1; Annual Staff 1; Ga. Certificate of Merit Tina Yerdon 1,39 Track Marco Zepponni- DECA 4. b Donna Zuuner- Anchor Club 3,4, Secretary Club 2,3,4; Revue 2. - «= Wrestling 4; Variety Club 4; Seniors Acting crazy for the camera are Gloria Thorpe, Jackie Womack, and Drew Bagley Randy Farmer, David Grimsley, and Mark McGee carry in plants for the librarians Natalie Rowland and Tina Evans enjoy a Hi-C at break Joe Winner runs off stencils in the office. David Lowery and Fran DePriest prepare biscuits in Home Ec Seniors take it easy on the Senior bench Boy cheerleaders perform for the students at the Baker Play-Off pep rally SENIORS 111 Junior Class Officer Brenda Holland, Treasurer Mike Frazier, Vice President . I -� 2 � di) I WS ‘ - a ja” Jackie Barke a Yr. President 112 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Junior Class This ar’s junior class proved its worth right from the start by winning the float competition. The class members are energetic and _high- spirited, and they added a lot of life to each of the pep rallies. The juniors sold over $15,000.00 worth of magazines; this money gave them a very healthy Keith Lauritsen, Greg McMichael, Damie Waddell, and Morris Borders endure club initiations budget with which to plan an enjoyable Junior-Senior Prom for the entire school. Other activities for the class members included purchasing their senior rings and winning the link contest at the Northside Pep Rally. Even though the juniors enthusiasm some- times got out of hand, they usually just did their best to boost Demon spirit Cheerleader Bonnie Thompson sits on a fire truck during the Homecoming Parade Engineers Robin Segars and Amy McDaniel display the juniors’ award at the float competition —— ow 4 r Trumpet player Al Mead marches in a halftime Clowns Andrea Preston, Marion Caudill, and Donna Koerner show their happy faces show at the Homecoming Parade JUNIORS 113 114 JUNIORS Denise Adams Valerie Adams Kenny Allen Ron Allison Tanya Anderson Zoe Arceneaux Susan Auders Mike Barfield Wesley Barfield Jackie Barker Todd Barker Danny Barnes Debi Barnes Tony Bass David Bates Jocelyn Battle Diane Bennet Kevin Benoit Charles Benson Wiltz Benard Cathy Beveridge Pam Blazewitz Denise Bobbitt Steve Boone Morris Boders Steve Boswell Karen Bragg Tanya Bragg Steve Bramblet Maurica Braswell Alan Brisco Renee Brooks David Broussard George Broussard Dusty Bullock Natalie Burgess Jeff Burke Leonard Burns Lizzie Butler Juniors proudly display their award winning float. A In Revue '81, Suzanne Vargas performs a dance routine in a salute to John Lennon Jay Butt Tyrone Byrd Derrick Cadwell Britt Calhoun Lori Callaway Brad Carter Wendy Carter Jay Carter Pat Casey Brian Castelow Mercy Castro Marion Caudill George Cavanaugh Sarah Cawley Cheryl Chapman Linda Chase Kathy Chastain Debi Chastain Scott Chastain Tim Cherry Ron Chratian Zulema Chumacero Kim Clark Will Clark Leigh Clarke Martin Clary Beth Cline Terri Coleman Mitch Coody Ron Cook Jennifer Conley Michelle Conner Haley Couey Cindy Cox Jeff Cox Gary Crawford Mark Crook Susan Cruthirds Melissa Curl Sherri Daffron Mike Dauby Karen Davidson Chucky Davidson Jeff Dacis Lisa Davis Mike Davis John Dees Vickie Deese JUNIORS 116 JUNIORS my Doyle bert Drafts Shawn Dunkerton Dp Pam Dunn Kelly Dunnaway Jeanette Dylewski Cathy Edenfield Denise Edmondson July Elder Christina Elston Kim Everette Cindy Faircloth Thomas Fallows Maura Farley Don Ferry Lisa Fitzpatrick Terry Flowers Terry Fluellen Shelia Forehand Wayne Foskey Natalie Fowler Mike Frazier Leslie Freemen Bobby Fullford Patch Garcia Chris Garrard Gary Garrison Joe Gassman Tara Geise Wanda Gibson Pamela Glenn Leslie Glover Katrina Goff Pat Gootie Bruce Hawkins Dave Hazen Rhonda Holmes 2 Hood Howard Denise Hughes Steve Hulsey Nanette Hunt John Hurley r Delivering his speech for Vice President of the Junior Class is Mike Frazier JUNIORS 117 118 JUNIORS Harry Keen Ch sries Keesee Michael Kennedy Ke Stacy Jill Law Lawson erri Lawson Tammie Leachman Wendy Ledbetter Cathy Leinart Kathy Linski Mike Livingston Taunia Lockwood Maria Lubniewski Kathy Lucas Kim Madden Dana Maddox Greg Majors Monica Malarkey L ee Malcom Rory Malone Buddy Manning Aimee Maret Julie Marrett Victor Martin Betty Matczak Derrick Mathis Teresa McCranie Cathy McCullough Amy McDaniel Lisa McDanie Mary McDonald Greg McDuffie Patty McGill Brenda McGuire Shawn McGuire n classes Rick Wallace and 1 time together Kerry McKenzie Greg McMichael Will McNeil Lauri McWilliams Benji Meacham Al Mead Amy Meadows Beth Meeks Kenny Meredith Carol Meyers Tammy Milbrant Steve Miller Pat Mines Selina Mines Anita Molargik Jim Moody April Moore Peggy Moore Jane Moroney Donnie Morris Rodney Morris Scott Mosley Julie Moss Sherri Murray DeDee Nasworthy — a . Laura Nelson a Waiting in line to pay for class pictures are Bonnie Thompson and Carolyn Taylor Wayne Nelson Matt Nichols Keith Nyberg Andrew Oliver Richard Ontko Ana Oros Robert Parker JUNIORS Maryetta Quednow Kathy Raborn Robin Ramsdell Robert Razzolini In order to get into the Anchor Club, Cathy Beveridge punks out Kay Rees« Billy Reid Frank Reuter Ellen Reynolds Troy Ringwelski Steve Roberts Melanie Robinson Lisa Rountree Sherri Rowland Anerica Rullan Judd Sanders Tim Sapp Connie Sasso Mark Saunders Michele Saylor Karen Scarbrough Lisa Scarbrough Alison Scott Jackie Sealy Robin Seagars Members of the junior class cheer during one of the pep rallies 120 JUNIORS their float before the competition Scott Selke Clint Shedd Jan Shepard Joni Shirk Troy Short Ron Shremshock Ben Shuey Becky Shurett T y Sims De an Sines Gary Singletary Lynn Smallwood Christopher Smith Debora Siith Jon Smith Terri Smith Sonja Soloman John Sperandeo Auda Squires Napporn Sritan Leslie Steele Carla Stephens Herbert Stephens David Stewart Lillian Stewart Ronald Stewart Tony Stewart Renee St. John Ann Storz Jimmy Strickland Maria Stuuthers Sandra Stubbs Reggie Sutton Stephen Switzer Keith Tankersley Carolyn Taylor Randy Taylor Susan Teal Sandra Thomas Bonnie Thompson Jeff Thompson Travis Thorn Ellendar Thorpe Rod Tischer Donna Toland Darrel Toliver Kim Tran Elizabeth Tsamas JUNIORS Denise Turner Chuckie Tweed Maureen Valdes Karen Vannier Suzanne Vargas Kari Vizzini Marching in the Homecoming Parade are band members Debi Barnes and Tracy Carothers Krista Vizzini Alan Volskay Damie Waddell Mike Wagner Bill Walters Cari Washko Kristy Watkins David Watson Chris Weese April Wetherington Chip Williams Frances Williams Sam Williams Tony Williams Tony Williams Between class periods, Al Mead and Amy Poole stroll down the hall. Jeff Wilson Scott Wilson Valerie Womack Dana Woodard Robin Woodham Mike Wooten David Word Barbara Wright Kip Wynne Marie Yerdon Terri Young Laura Youngblood Chris Zellner Demonstrator Kristy Watkins goes upstairs to her next class. 122 JUNIORS Junior Retakes Maria Blair Tim Cerka Brian Dorsey Mark Etheridge Lisa Harris Daniel Hilton Jimmy Jordan Beth Keister Tommy Kight Lori Liszewski Susan Lukosky Leslie Marshall Dennis McGalliard Dale Norton Tricia Nix Tim Noles Tim O'Neal Cheryl Power Tammy Pubans Joe Rodriquez Diane Rogers Terri Sapp David Smith Sharon Steiner DeeDee Stone Bobby Thomas Todd Tyler Alan Volskay Eddie Wiggins Jeff Wilson Scott Wilson Hughlene Womack Terry Wright Terry Young Mary McDonald and Terry Lawson are M.C.'s for Revue '81 JUNIORS 123 Juniors Baritone player Maria Blair is ‘‘gl get all the benefits from being in Math Club member Robert pauses for the photographer Juniors girls really show the overall enthusiasm of their class Drummers Kip Wynn and Clint Shedd cut-up during half-time Jubilant Juniors are “‘all-aboard”’ 124 JUNIORS FCA Sweetheart Stacy Haugabrook i | Kristie Watkins, Cathy Beveridge and Christina Elston sit at the mall during Anchor Club initiations Amber Lanier performs during a Pep Rally Flag Corps member Terri Lawson practices during Bettina Dillon stops at her locker between classes chilly weather. JUNIORS 125 Juniors Dianne Bennet and Jennifer Joyner show their school spirit while warming up Cathy Edenfield serves Viki Drolette the food they prepared in home economics Mitch Coody stops in the hall to pose for a_ picture. Kristie Watkins rides in the homecoming parade. 126 JUNIORS f s 7 “ a Performing at a pep rally is majorette Amber Lanier Delivering her speech for Junior Class Secretary is Leslie Steele Cathy Beveridge smiles for the camera Juniors listen attentively in class. Juniors “‘do their thing’’ at the pep rally + hal ay) ta - R Yr a : - JUNIORS 127 Sophomore Jeff Hanson, President Class Officers Jeanette! Wood, Vice President = Crystal Streeter, Sharon Brock, 25 Secretary Treasurer . . bed - ’ “e 128 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Sophomore Class The Sophomore class got the 1982 school year off to a good start by electing its officers and soon afterward placing third in the Homecoming Parade float competition. The class worked hard throughout the year to demonstrate their spirit and enthusiasm for WRHS. Although the sophomores were the victims of a few pranks, such as a huge smoke bomb which led to the cancellation of an entire month of pep rallies and other less serious pranks like light-hearted ridicule from the upper- classmen, by the end of the year they had become a unified, close-knit group well on its way to becoming a strong asset to our school Dennis Adams Russell Adams Sonya Addison Lisa Atkins Tracy Aldridge Steve Allen Clarke Allison Angela Anderson Eric Anderson Mike Anderson Michael Anthony Amie Arnold Sandy Ayers Fred Babcock Ryan Bailey Linny Bailiff Mark Bainter Brian Barks Julie Barnhart Cheryl Bass Jeff Bates Todd Batten Darin Beckham Lorraine Bell Linda Bennett Liane Benoit Paula Bibb Leisa Billings SOPHOMORES 129 Sondra Black Tonya Blackston Jonathan Boland Jill Bonner Mark Boutwell Keith Boyd Sarah Boyt Joy Brack Mychell Bragg David Braunstein Richard Briggs Sharon Brock Becky Burns does what she must to get through club initiations. Terri Brooks Alfred Brown Bradley B.own Keith Brown Sandra Brown Cliff Broxton Lisa Bruninga Mona Bryant Lee Burgess Amy Burks Steve Burnette Will Burney Becky Burns Alison Bussing David Butler Cheryl Byrd Marvin Campbell Michelle Campbell Shelley Carnes Shandra Carriker “Coke adds life! ’ Shandra Carriker and Varee Williams take a break from their work on the sophomore float Ruth Chastain Jimmy Chavis Laura Childs John Christmas Ceary Clay Ann Clements Donald Cole Kim Collins Jeana Conley Pam Cooper Beverly Cordero Kenny Couch Jimmy Coursey Jimmy Cox 130 SOPHOMORES Scott Cox Connie Crenshaw Kim Cretors Jennifer Croft Kevin Cronin Robin Crossan Lee Ann Daniels Christopher Darham Ashley Davis Chip Davis Danny Davis Mike Davis Tracey Davis Sharon Davis Stan Deal Mike Dehoach Melody Deffenbaugh Robin DeWitt Angela Dismuke Dana Dixon Ella Dodson Craig Doe Jerry Dotson Harry Downer Ruth Drafts Clay Dunn Don Drysart Amy Echols Clyde Ellis Stacey Ellis Rhonda Engelauf Jimbo Farr Ben Ferguson Jeff Flowers Keith Fosse Sonya Fowler Susan Fox Tammy Franklin Jack Frenz Felicia Frey Karen Frost Laura Frotten Lee Frysinger Kenneth Gable Lee Gainous Andrea Gale Catherine Gardner Terry Gardner Bridget Gauvin Eric George Bryan Gibble SOPHOMORES Michele Greenwell Allison Greenwood Scott Greer Mike Greer Jay Griffin Karen G Albert Grimsley Ricky Guin Mike Handley Melanie Harbuck James Harper Kim Harper Shirley Harris Tina Harris Linda Harvey Shari Harvey Edward Hatmaker Barbara Hawk Lisa Hawthorne Marty Hayes Katrise Henderson Melodie Ann Hendrix Sonya Hinson Ginger Holcomb Lori Holder Rhonda Hollrah Belinda Horton Michelle Hovey Brad Hubacher Mike Huckaby Mike Humphrey Cindy Hutto Lynn Ivester Michael Jackson Sally Jenkins Camille Jennette Charlotte Jernigan Connie Jernigan Kelly Jobe Lee Johnson Martha Johnson Charlotte Joyce Donald Julian Nora Justus At break, Celeste Newberry, Ada Villafane, and Kristy Popkins spend some time together 132 SOPHOMORES Kenneth Keller Andre Kennedy Alison Kent Jon King Kelia King Sandy King Charlotte Joyce demonstrates the proper technique for sitting on trash Pat Kjelgaard Hugh Kirkland Jimmy Lambert Larry Lamberth C - David Larrabee j ' Tammy Lawson ’ ’ fl . i NS? 2: cans _ Jonathan Lee Allen Lewis Brian Lewis Cecil Lewis Melissa Linville Kevin Little Lee Livingston Paula Lockhart Jenny Long Lisa Long Jay Loudin Lisa Lowery John Lubniewski Skip Lucas Karen Magoon Bobby Malone Jeff Malone Debbie Manire Dena Manning Joseph Martin Mary Ann Martin Mark Maynard Patricia McAllaster Buddy McCallum Eddie McCamish Al McConnell Donald McCullough Rodney McDonald Rita McGlamory Chris McKendry Allison McKenzie Nadine McKenzie Richard McKinley Lisa McManus Sandra McVey Leila McWhorter SOPHOMORES 133 Richard Merrifield Jodi Mertz Eddy Miller Mary Miller Shawn Miller Toni Miller Lisa Mizell Stephen Monday Hugh Kirkland looks up from his assignmer Wade's class Janelle Monroe Brett Moore Patty Moore Mike Moran John Morgan Scott Morris Susan Morris Todd Mosley Susan Mueller Danny Myrell Brian Neil Ray Nelson Connie Nettles Celeste Newberry Donna Newman Randy Newsome Chris—Nico Lisa Nipper Bonnie Norris Michael Norwood Lonnie Orphan Larry Osborne Harrell Pann ell Nancy Patterson Tracy Payne ™ Rhonda Pickett � ee Hard at work in class is Alison Kent David Pike Terri Pipkins Patricia Phillips Regenia Phillips Kristy Popkin Kevin Porter Susan Pratt Youlander Pritchett dim Pruett Joseph Pruett Stacey Quinton Brian Raley Craig Ramsey Jimmy Register 134 SOPHOMORES Billy Riley Robin Ringler Janet Robinson Trina Robinson Shirley Roberson Betty Roberts Brett Roberts Chandra Rogers Michael Rowe John Russell LaNae Russell Valerie Russell Lisa Rutherford Shirley Sanders Robyn Sapp Nick Sasso Leah Saunders Kim Savage Tony Saylor Drew Schnyder Scott Schomer Steve Shain Jonathan Shank Helen Shankle Suzzanne Sherrill David Simmons Diana Simpson Pam Singletary Angela Sipes Vickie Slater Andrew Smith Bobby Smith Philip Smith Steve Smith Terri Smith Reggie Solomon Brenda Southard Lori Spinks Steve Spires Julie Steese Brian Stephens Darin Stewart Mike Stewart Wendell Stills Amanda Story Kevette Stouder David Strickland Shhh! Marvin Campbell is trying to get something done t - Julie Stripling : Tracy Stuart j Randy Sturdevant : , LaTonya Sutton Lynette Sutton Mark Swain = ‘ } Ronnie Tarpley A r | V r. SOPHOMORES 135 y Vincent t Walker Neal Walker Ward fonica Wetherington Chuck Wheeler WwW ams Williams lie Williams Willman Angie Woods Keith Woods Floyd Wynn Keith Yeager Abandoning her work for just a few minutes, Donna Newman flashes a bright smile 136 SOPHOMORES Sophomore Retakes Chipper Arnold Darrin Beckhan Tiger Blevins Mychi Bonet Thanh Bon Kim Collins Michele Collins Robin Couch Ashley Davis Tracy Doxey Stan Drinnon John Eden Ben Ferguson Robert Greene Keith Hamilton Jeff Hanson Angelia Hargrove Jimmy Harris Angelia Nanette Heard Tony Hill Susan Hume Michelle Huder Pat Kjeldgaard Harold Kraft Tracy Liszewski Johnny Lowery Bobby Malone Zain Mullis Regenia Phillips Rhonda Pickett Jimmy Register Todd Ringwelski Anna Rivera Randy Ronawitz Carl Rutherford LaTrease Rutland Paul Scarlett Allen Swartz Stefan Shiver Jimmy Sheffield Delisa Slocumb Lisa Sowell dill Stewart Cindy Tague Sharon Thomas Tracy Tillman Daniel Walker Reece Watkins Harold Williams Mark Williams Pete Williams Scott Winner Ron Woodham Michelle Wortham Mike Young Jimmy Lambert sits in class SOPHOMORES 137 Sophomores Jeff Hanson campaigns Sophomore Class President Jimmy Cox and Steven Monday share a private joke. Reggie Solomon and Billy Styles perform a commercial for their classmates. 138 SOPHOMORES mn Hawaiian Day Kim Cretors, Mike Handley, and Jennifer Croft turn to see what's going on Lynette Sutton, Crystal Streeter, and Karen Griggs present their flag routine to promote school spirit Allison Bussing studies in the library While waiting for the Homecoming Parade to begin, Connie Crenshaw, Trina Robinson, Andrea Gore, and Lee Ann Daniels sit on the sophomore float. The sophomores rejoice over their third place float. SOPHOMORES 139 Take a Closer Look a te ee a : sd _ . + Team spirit at WRHS; that’s what it’s all about. Giving one’s best effort and working towards a common goal. Our athletic groups give it all they’ve got; they exhibit true spirit. Our abilities always match the oppon- ents’, no matter what the score. And the numerical value may be in their favor or ours; whatever the case, the competition has jo) cele (e (Xe MME Te MNR®) 9) ole) a c0 TTC 0) growth and development. What- ever the result, we have met the opposition and successfully dealt with the . Challenge 140 CHALLENGE (1) Keith Lauritsen pins his opponent. (2) Cheerleader Lori Painter smiles up at the crowd. (3) Janice Loudin and Laura Nelson deny this Eaglette her score. (4) Door decorations such as this one were put up to boost Demon spirit for the Sub-Region Playoff game. (5) David “Hank” Williams sweeps through the middle. (6) Kelvin Terry leads the pack at a track meet. (7) UGA Head Coach Vince Dooley pays a visit to WRHS Head Coach Robert Davis. (8) Softball Team members are introduced to everyone at a pep rally. (9) Loyal Demon supporters watch the game from the stands. CHALLENGE 141 Spring Sports FRONT ROW: Beth Powers, Amy Castillo, Jeff Greene, Mark McGee, Kenny Allen, Mark Tallant, Ed Jump, John Fuller, Karen Dilling. SECOND ROW: Karen Hall, Joy Frenz, Vicki Drollett, Todd Jackson, Brad Griffin, Stan Simmons, James Brogdon, Alan Briscoe, Skip Stuart, Beth Broxton. BACK ROW: Sheryl Kiesler, Randy Farmer, Chuck Steese, Carl Solomon, Roger Woolfork, Tom Gorman, Jesse Jenkins, Michelle Kwiatkowski, Coach David Carpenter. Shortstop Mark McGee takes fielding practice. Catcher Chuck Steese swings hard at a fast ball 142 BASEBALL Baseball Team Jesse Jenkins rounds third base after a homerun in his way home After scooping up a ground ball third baseman Jeff Greene throws the runner out at first base James Brogdon, closely on a play at first base. coaching first base, checks A Northside Eagle Slides safely into home piate, but catcher Jesse Jenkins made him pay for it. Mark Tallant tries to beat the throw to first. BASEBALL Tennis Team FRONT ROW: Annette Hunt, Tennis Coach Mike Reneau talks things over with Head Football Coach Robert Davis The number one seeded member of the 1981 tennis team, Jeff Severs 144 TENNIS deff Severs shows his winning form with a forehand smash. Jeff Turner (back) and Joe Cody were the number one seeded doubles team. Jay Hanson attacks the net on a short volly. TENNIS 145 Track Team FRONT ROW: Bryan Dorsen, Derick Mathis, Joe Rodriques, Kevin McKenzie, Steve Bramblett, Ryan Bailey. SECOND ROW: Glenn Anderson, Phil Johnson, Eddie Anderson, Wayne Jackson, Kelvin Wright, Greg Holmes, Tommy Wood, Chris Blackburn, Phillip Quirk. BACK ROW: Arthur Clark, Warren Red, Gregg McMichael, Steve Boswell, Glenn Smith, Richard Briggs, Traci Aldridge, Ken Keller, Buddy McCallum. Andy Harper prepares for the shotput event. Giving it everything he has, Gregg McMichael watches to see if his throw will be good enough for him to win. 146 TRACK Tim Irvin sprints for the finish line in the 100 yard dash High jumper Bob Smith uses his skill to place first in the high jump Tony Phillips clears the bar in the pole vault event The sprint is a very important part of the pole vault. Here Tony Phillips shows how it’s done. Eddie Anderson stretches as far as pssible to clear the high jump bar. Country Track FRONT ROW: Allen Swartz, Steve O’Shell, Ken Keller, Ryan Bailey, Steve Bramblett, Chris Blackburn, Phillip Quirk. BACK ROW: Rusty Swartz, Ken Dickman, Duane Crocker, Chance Henderson, Richard Briggs, Cecil Lewis Girls Track Team FRONT ROW: Coach Frankie Raffield, Joy McNeil, Angela McKinney, Maureen Hart, Ann Storz, Gwen Formby. BACK ROW: Jocelyn Battle, Sonya Barnes, Jackie Womack, Leslie Glover, Tonya Anderson, Mary Smith, Michelle Anderson, Charlene Lewis. Golf Team a John Lubniewski, Bill Walters, Mike Harrell, Mike Davis, Eric Van Etta, Eric White, Jeff Phillips, John Sperandeo, Marc Watkins. ine mts es jit bs i i Re la eS Playing at International Golf Course, Jon Leonard pitches his way to the green. Marc Watkins, out at International, was one of the most consistant players on last year’s team. Fall Sports Football Coaches ot ? —- FRONT ROW: Stan Gann, Robert Davis. BACK ROW: Doug Johnson, Richard Fendley, David Carpenter, Ernest Davis, Mike Reneau. ws, Defensive coordinators David Carpenter and The new offensive line coach, Doug Johnson, and Coach Richard Fendley attend a junior high game. Richard Fendley pay close attention to what's happening on the field. 150 FOOTBALL Seniors FRONT ROW: David Stone, Jay Hanson. SECOND ROW: Mark Starnes, Greg Goolsby, John Ray, Doug Sans. THIRD ROW: Brian Russ, Arthur Clark, Mark McGee, Coach Robert Davis, Eddie Anderson, Dana Hall. FOURTH ROW: Larry Sutton, Chuck Boyd, Rodney McCarty. FIFTH ROW: Billy Wood, Alan Yeager, Roger Glover, Wayne Jackson, Tim Volskay, Duane Fields, Stan Simmons. BACK ROW: Tommy Scott, Bryan Palmer, Andy Harper, Kevin Wall. Resting on the bench is the offensive line: Greg Farms (93), Andy Harper (78), Morris Borders (62), Larry Sutton, the regular starting tackle, is and Tim Volskay (54). All are seniors except Morris. sidelined with an injury FOOTBALL 151 Keith Woods Mike Norwood David Simmons Jay Hanson day Griffin Bryan Dorsey Mark McGee Brad Griffin Mark Starnes Eddie Anderson Joseph Brooks Adrian Haugabrook Arthur Clark Greg Holmes Scott Moseley Leonard Tharpe Reggie Solomon Mike Thorn Rowdy Roundtree Danny Barnes Damie Waddell David Williams Raynard Solomon Darrel Lawson Reggie Sutton Tracey Johnson Jimmy Lambert Kevin Jackson David Stone Keith Yeager Freddie Williams Steve Boswell Scott Pipkin Jack Frenz Kevin Porter Al McConnell Larry Osborne Todd Jackson Gary Singletary Rodney McCarty Dana Hall Tim Volskay Steve Burnette Keith Lauritsen Greg McDuffie Brian Russ Eric Anderson David Braunstein Roger Glover Morris Borders Brian Denman Larry Lamberth Dennis Adams Mike Hancock Henry Speed Buddy Manning Greg McMichael a Larry Sutton Mike Barfield Billy Wood Duane Fields Steve Monday Tommy Scott Andy Harper Kevin Wall Phillip Smith Kenny Allen Wayne Jackson Stan Simmons Mike Grier Chuck Boyd Bryan Palmer Jimmy Register Joseph Martin Bennie Johnson Eugene Williams 93 Greg Farms Coaches Robert Davis Stan Gann Richard Fendley David Carpenter Doug Johnson Ernest Davis Mike Reneau Managers Greg Goolsby John Ray Doug Sans William Clark Jeff Hanson Team Doctors Dr. Robert A. Carter Dr. Morgan D. Wynn WRHS WRHS WRHS WRHS WRHS WRHS WRHS WRHS WRHS WRHS WRHS WRHS WRHS WRHS WRHS Season 56 7 28 32 41 27 24 28 28 21 35 21 17 31 21 State and National Champions Record 15-0 Jordan Clarke Central Hardaway Baker Waynesboro Southwest Shaw Central Northeast Northside Baker Central Valdosta Coffee Co. Newman Warner Robins 56 Jordan 18 Arthur Clark (23) demonstrates what happens when someone gets in his way 154 FOOTBALL Steve Boswell (44) and Joe Brooks (21) pursue a Jordan ball carrier Bryan Palmer leaps high to catch a pass for a long gainer. Playing their opening game of the season, the Warner Robins Demons jumped out to an early 14 point lead Jordan Red Jackets of Columbus. The Demons quickly built their lead to 35 before the half. Jordan, however, did manage to score 18 fourth quarter points against the Demons, but not before the Demons had scored 56 points and had a firm lock on the victory. over the WR JO First downs 10 Rushing yds. 259 98 Passing yds. 145 59 Comp-Att-Int 5-7-0 3-10-2 Fumbles lost 2 2 Punts-avg. 2-42 5-37 Penalties 9.75 3-15 Scoring: WR-Clark, 5 yd. run, McGee kick WR-Starnes, lyd, run, McGee kick WR-Clark, 3 yd. run, McGee kick WR-Glover, 34 yd. int. ret., McGee kick WR-Williams, lyd, run, Lawson kick WR-Brooks, 64 yd. run, Lawson kick WR-Palmer, 7 yd. pass from Griffin, Lawson kick JO-Smith, 20 yd. pass from Adams, kick failed WR-Haugabrook, 62 yd. pass from Norwood Lawson kick JO-Recovered fumble in end zone, kick failed JO-Norris, 35 yd. pass from Adams, kick failed Warner Kobins 7 Clarke Central 3 A dirty Andy Harper watches his teammates play on the mud-soaked field The Demons traveled to Athens, Georgia to play one of the teams many people believed would represent the North in Georgia AAAA state cham- pionship game, the Clarke Central Gladiators. However, the game really was not that close. Three times in the first half the Demons marched down the field only to be stopped inside the 20 yard line by turnovers due to a constant rainfall that would have made Noah feel at home. Finally, in the third quarter, the Demons held on to the ball long enough to score on a pass from quarterback Jay Griffin to split end Bryan Palmer. Clarke Central added a field goal in the fourth quarter but the Demons held on to win their second game of the season. WR cc First Downs 14 7 Rushing Yds. 195 53 Passing Yds. 66 28 Comp-Att-Int 5-7-2 2-5-0 Fumbles Lost 2 1 Punts- Avg. 2-38 4-38 Penalties 8-60 1-10 Scoring:: WR-Palmer, 18 yds. pass from Griffin McGee kick. CC-Bell, 38 yds. field goal. FOOTBALL 155 Warner Robins 28 Hardaway 14 Both the Demons and the Hawks were undefeated going into the game For the first half, neither team seemed to do very much offensively. It was not until late in the second quarter when the Demons exploded for 14 points and put the game out of reach for the Hardaway Hawks. The win gave the Demons the number one ranking among the state’s AAAA pene David Williams drags two Hardaway defenders down the field. HA First downs 14 5 Rushing yds 303 15 Passing yds 27 53 Comp-Att-Int 5-10-2 3-14-0 Fumbles-Lost 1-1 2-1 Punts-Avg 4-22 8-32 Penalties 5-55 0-0 Scoring: HA-Johnson, 1 yd. run, Smith kick WR-Williams, 2 yd. run, Griffin kick WR-Clark, 6 yd. run, Griffin kick WR-Williams, 9 yd. run, Griffin kick HA-Smith, 52 yd. fumble rec. run, Smith kick WR-Starnes, 10 yd. run, Griffin kick : - ; Mark McGee kicks an extra point while Mark Keith Lauritsen (56) and David Williams (32) Starnes holds block for Arthur Clark on a sweep play. Reggie Solomon gets ready to nail the Hardaway Arthur Clark sidesteps a Hawk defender quarterback 156 FOOTBALL Warner Robins 32 Baker O WR-Clark, 16 yd. run, Lawson | WR-Williams, 2 yd. run, kick failed WR-Clark, 41 yd. pass from Griffin, kick failed WR-Clark, 9 yd. run, kick failed WR-Allen, 13 yd. pass from Griffin, Lawson kick Number 32, David Williams powers his SS a With three wins already under Running back Arthur Clark is upended by three their belts the Demons went into the ce, Poet 2 See. Oe ete eee ee . Baker game ranked number one in AAAA competitions. The Demons had little trouble with the Baker Lions, racking up 367 total yards on offense while the defense allowed only 2 first downs and 53 yards total offense. The Demons moved into a 4 and 0 record and maintained their number one ranking in Georgia. yards Return specialist Greg Holmes (24) does his job returning punts against Baker Offensive linemen Morris Borders (62) Tim Volskay (54) and Duane Fields (75) run down field to help with the blocking FOOTBALL 157 G Vv Vv 3 Co oT = m £ ° 29 o Ps ok, ret ie @) ea) re 5 s z hs ea Homecoming-Warner Robins 41 Waynesboro 0 sy .§- a F ‘ rr’ a! — we $ Split end Bryan Palmer dives for a deflected ball Greg Holmes (24) drives up the middle for short against Waynesboro yardage. Defensive back Scott Mosley tackles a Waynesboro running back 160 FOOTBALL Sophomore runningback Leonard Tharpe gains yardage against the Hurricanes Cornerback Brad Griffin nearly intercepts a Waynesboro pass. This was Brad's second yearas a starter Defensive players Mark McGee and Chuck Boyd come over to assist Joe Brooks’ tackleof aWaynesboroback Morris Borders tries to get in one last block before his teammate is tackled. Defensive end Reggie Sutton hits the Waynesboro quarterback While the anxious crowd anticipat- ed the crowning of the 1981 Homecom- ing Queen, the Demons relaxed around the team buses, enjoying a 14 point lead at halftime. After the crowning of the Queen, Angie Kidd, the team came rushing onto the field and quickly put 27 unanswered points on the scor- eboard. The Demons rushed and passed for 410 total yards while holding Waynesboro to only 112 yards total After the 1981 Homecoming festivities were over, the Demons remained the number one team in AAAA competi- tion. WR WA First downs 19 8 Rushing yards 246 60 Passing yards 164 52 Comp-Att-Int 9-16-0 6-17-2 Punts-Avg 0-0 3-34 Fumbles lost 1 0 Penalties 6-60 1-15 Scoring: WR-Williams, 7 yd. run, McGee kick WR-Clark, 46 yd McGee kick WR.-Clark, 1 yd. run, McGee kick WR-Clark, 69 yd. punt return, McGee kick WR-Palmer, 15 yd. pass from Griffin, McGee kick. WR-Holmes, 74 yd. punt return. pass from Griffin, Warner Robins 27 Southwest 12 Quarterback Mark Starnes runs around the right end Junior Gary § etary pass blocks for Quarter for a long gainer. back Jay Griffin Using a balanced attack offensively and defensively the Demons managed to defeat the Southwest Patriots and their one man offensive attack. Patriots Quarterback Terry Brown was the only Patriot to carry the ball. Brown managed to score on two long runs but that is all Southwest managed to accomplish. A very aggressive defensive secondary intimidated the Patriot receivers all night long. Twice, the game had to be stopped to assist Patriot receivers off the field. The win gave Warner Robins their first sub-region victory and was the team’s sixth win of the season. Cornerback Greg Holmes deflects a pass from the intended receiver. 162 FOOTBALL Warner Robins 24 Shaw 0 Last year Warner Robins and Shaw met twice during the year, Warner Robins winning both with ease. This year the Demons won the contest again, running all over the Raider defense. Warner Robins ran for more than 300 yards on a rained-soaked field. On the other hand Shaw did not do much offensively and spent most of the night running three plays then punting. The home stands were packed at the beginning of the game but with a comfortable lead many of the Demon fans headed for shelter or their favorite after-game hang out. For those who weathered the storm, they saw Warner Robins win it’s seventh game and remain undefeated. Senior tailback Arthur Clark shows his versatility running and catching the football. Boo, as he is called, is the first string tailback and often swings out to flanker on passing downs. This is Boo’s third year on varsity. Manager Greg Goolsby works out a cramp in Steve Boswell’s leg a . on ? - —, t BB AIP NSAID 7 y aa thteatintenneeeeeeinaie . | 2 Se RAR ts Ces PEA oN . P - eran, NO eae wert FOOTBALL 163 Warner Robins 28 Central 6 After a two-week rest, the De returned to action with a bang the Central Chargers of Macon Central was considered to be one of the toughest teams in the sub-region, but the Demons were a lot tougher. The game was never really close and Central’s only score came late in the fourth quarter. The Demons gained 336 total yards and upped their record to 8-0. WR CE First Downs 17 7 Rushing Yds. moo 122 Passing Yds. 81 40 Comp-Att-Int 5-10-1 2-13-0 Penalties 3-15 2-20 Punts-Yds. 1-34 4-26 Fumbles Lost 0 3 Scoring: WR-Clark, 2 yd. run, McGee kick WR-Clark, 2 yd. run, McGee kick WR-Clark, 21 yd. run, McGee kick WR-Clark, 2 yd. run, McGee kick CE-Wilder, 96 yd. int. return Damie Waddell attempts to catch up to an overthrown pass. Quarterback Mark Starnes rolls out and hurls a pass to one of his receivers. Jay Hanson stretches out to catch a pass 164 FOOTBALL Warner Robins 28 Northeast 12 Warner Robins racked up 339 yards of offense with a balance attack, WR NE First downs 17 10 Rushing yds 184 119 Passing yds 155 46 ’ passing. While the statistics looked Comp.-Att.-Int. 10-15-0 4-17-0 acod for the I Punts yds 2-31 3-23 : Werner Robina Fumbles lost 0 0 Penalties yds 4-50 2-41 Scoring: WR-Clark, 17 yard pass from Starnes, McGee kick WR-Brooks, 3 yard run, McGee kick WR-Clark, 10 yard pass from Starnes, McGee kick NE-Brown, 1 yard run, kick blocked WR-Clark, 7 yard pass from Starnes, McGee kick NE-Emery, 1 yard run, two point conversion failed 184 yards rushing and 155 passing and held the Northeast Raiders to 119 the ground and 46 yards mons the team did not made a few mental mistakes but even with these mistakes the Demons managed to roll up 28 points, scoring a touchdown in every quarter of the game Right-Junior Linebacker Steve Boswell is blocked by a Raider lineman. Far right Rodney McCarty (52) throws a block for fullback David Williams (32) Senior Quarterback Mark Starnes (18) scrambles One of the many passes Bryan Palmer (86) for a first down caught during the 1981 season Here CHGHLE Co-Captains Roger Glover and Chuck Boyd decide on the coin toss: to take heads or tails. Junior Joe Brooks lunges forward for the goal line 166 FOOTBALL-CITY CHAMPS A crowd of more than 10,000 people jammed into International Stadium to watch the game of the year: Warner Robins against cross-town rival Northside. As in past years this game decided which team would continue into post-season playoff games. Warner Robins dominated the statistics even though it held only a small lead on the scoreboard. Northside scored on two mistakes made by the Demons. The big story for Warner Robins was Junior David ‘“‘Hank”’ Williams who rushed for 231 yards, including two touchdowns on runs of 75 and 73 yards. The win was Warner Robins’ tenth and gave them home field advantage in the region playoffs. Fullback David ‘‘Hank” Williams outruns the Eagle defender for one of his 70 yard runs. The Demon defense gave up only 123 total yards to Northside. Here they stop the Northside Quarterback Jeff Greene. Arthur Clark (23) rambles around the right end, picking up a Demon first down. First Downs . Rushing Yards Warner Robins 2h paar Ved IWesasetsite( 14 Comp.-Att.-Int. Penalties-yds. Punts yds. Fumbles lost WR 10 347 55 2-8-1 4-20 3-37 The Warner Robins defense stops Northside short of The sign tells it all. the goal line. NS) 99 24 4-6-0 R46) 7-40 Scoring: WR-Williams, 75-yard run, McGee kick. NS-Dart, 79-yard interception return, Ferguson kick. NS-Jones, l-yard run, Ferguson kick. WR-Brooks, l-yard run, kick failed. WR-Williams, 73-yard run, two point conversion on a Starnes run. sete) . ge rg ee we ro - a -§ A familiar sight to Demon fans: the firing of the Demon pit chfork after every touchdown With Mark Starnes (18) holding, Mark McGee kicks an extra point after a Demon touchdown Head coach Robert Davis and Manager John Ray watch the team in pre-game exercises. FOOTBALL-CITY CHAMPS 167 EE GEEIL EL GLb The number one ranked Demons continued to roll as they beat Baker easily in the first round of the Region 2-AAAA playoffs. At first, Baker seemed tougher than they were when the Demons had played them in the regular season. It was a 21 point third quarter blast by the Demons that put the game away. The win advanced the Demons to the Region Championship Game against Central of Macon. WR B First Downs 15 10 Rushing Yards 283 72 Passing Yards 55 Comp-Att-Int. 4-11-1 Penalties-Yds. 5-44 Punts-Yds. 5-44 Fumbles lost 0 Scoring: WR- Clark, l-yd. run, McGee kick. WR-Williams, 51-yd. run, McGee kick. WR-Clark, 13-yd. run, McGee kick. WR-Jackson, 9 yd. run, McGee kick. WR-Brooks, l-yd. run, McGee kick. B-Williams, 39-yd. pass from Jones, Greenfield kick. 168 FOOTBALL-SUB-REGION CHAMPS Warner Robins 35 Baker | Manager Jeff Hanson smiles after the Demon victory Mark McGee attempts a PAT. Arthur Clark hurdles for a seven-yard gain. Coach Davis talks things over with a player. F Le Coach David Carpenter and oN rari Robins et = ntral Al 1 (, g entra safety Anderson go over secondary coverage Eddie Senior Dana Hall encourages his teammates on the field. WR First Downs 18 6 yA Rushing Yards YAS) 65 26 70 98 Passing Yards Comp-Attempts-Int 2-6-3 2-9-0 Penalties-Yards Loo ye) 3-15 Punts-Yards 2-36 4-37 Fumbles-Lost 2-1 2-2 The Warner Robins Demons captured the Region 2-AAAA title, defeating the Central Chargers of Macon 21-8. Warner turned the ball over four times, but the tough Demon defense did not give Central a chance to capitalize on the mistakes. Fullback David Williams rushed for 137 yards and tailback Arthur “Boo’’ Clark rushed for 102 yards. Central gained 135 yards on offense, half of those yards came on a long bomb which covered 61 total yards. Warner Robins, on the other hand, gained 335 yards on offense. a Rel a ae caf � aN Coach Doug Johnson huddles up with the offensive line Quarterback Mark Starnes (18) keeps the ball on a bootleg Coaches Stan Gann and Robert Davis send in the play via Joseph Brooks FOOTBALL-REGION CHAMPS 169 — WR Valdosta . = First Downs 14 8 : Rushing Yards 241 127 Li: Warner Robins ET Peete Stocks 6 “60 14 Comp-Attempts-Int 0-3-1 7-20-0 KF i | 4 AL a : - Valdosta Penalties-Yards 4-20 5-45 Punts-Yards 2-31 5-30 2 2 Fumbles lost [= CLEVELAND FIELD wee A “7 VALDOSTA WILDCATS’ was made theirs in the past four dreams to y e yard by Joe Brooks. But in dosta came back to take a 14-10 | ) owns and a contro | 0 , af la a score, the first down And with 4:11 1e game, Arthur C shed a quick 52-yard by running 1 yard for the game winning touchdown. Demons were Area Champs That ominous scoreboard wi I and delighted those of the visiting team A Warner Robins supporter shows his feelings as his team David Stone smiles as Warner Robins declaws the Even with a cut nose, Junior Gregg McMichael smiles downs Valdosta Wildcats after the victory 170 FOOTBALL-AREA CHAMPS The mighty Demons rush out onto the field Flanker Jay Hanson looks on as his teammates grind down Coffee County Sophomore Quarterback Jay Griffin rolls out to complete a pass. Robert Davis is congratulated by fans after the victory. WE Vas(ame steleyters Coffee County 11,1) : an Ce) 3 1 OO First Downs 13 , 4 Rushing Yards 278 15 31 Passing Yards 52 26 6 Comp-Attempts Int 5-8-0 3-10-2 Penalties-Yards 5-32 3-15 Punts-Yards 2-38 7-4) siVtssle) (wm (est 1 l On a cold December night down in Coffee County the W were th ner Robins Demons best team in south pr ved Georgia. Warner Robins totally dominated Coffee County. The week before the game Warner Robins fans had been many drowned with statistics about the Smiths in Coffee Cour was fast, but wh One big and the other n the Demons threw the big one, George, for a yard loss, the game While the Demon defense shut down the Trojans, the Demon went down for Coffee offense racked up 330 yards. — — — Coach Davis watches his team from the sideline FOOTBALL-SOUTH GEORGIA CHAMPS 171 ELALE biG bbe In the playoff games the Warner Robins defense shut down the highly touted offenses of Valdosta, Coffee County, and finally Newnan. Newnan managed only 48 total yards and 6 first downs against a defense many people described as ‘‘awesome.” While the Demon defenders were bruising the Newnan running backs, the Demon offense was slowly piling up numerous yards. Lead by Arthur Clark’s 193 This was a of | times the Demons required the services of the 7 a oe of a ‘ . 172 FOOTBALL-STATE NATIONAL CHAMPS Dem q ae on fafisywait patientlyeatethe concession o 7 stand, yards rushing, the offense ran and passed for 12 first downs and 388 total yards. Clark scored on runs of 7, 47, and 54 yards. After the game, fans rushed onto the field to congratulate the 1981 Georgia AAAA State Champions, the Warner Robins Demons. The Demons would later find out that they had been named National Champions as well. The long-awaited crown was ours! ; ma ” « : od « Warner Robbins 21 NA oNGe Newnan 0 CH ACL Fireworks light up the sky at the 1981 Georgia AAAA high school football championship game between Warner Robins and Newnan. ™ y vision; 00 HOME TME 6 OS. 10 60 arr X Bscoreboard tells it ail as the War = Robins Demons ie ‘ ; tely dominated theageam trom Newnan. -— cham game ball. _— FOOTBALE-STATE™ N : ATIONALCH AMPS 1 a Jackie Kilraine-Co-Captain Traci McKenzie 174 CHEERLEADERS vw. SY a os 3 ; mbit us wa ae aay. 5S aw The Varsity Cheerleaders, made up of six Seniors and six Juniors. Brenda Brown Angie Kidd Lori Painter Chery! Chapman Judy Elder Judy Elder and friend prepare for the Homecoming parade ride down Watson atop a fire engine. Cheerleaders perform during the Baker pep rally. Cheerleaders 176 CHEERLEADERS 2) o uy) Qa uj = o a} ud I, O | J.V. Football : ie 2 eo . RG ey. , Tee Le | ‘ ' a : eee — PO. v8 u a ae [oe Sis cm ‘ a ie : Ks ‘ Arian Keith Woods 30 Chipper Arnold 66 Dennis Adams Mike Grier 32 Jimmy Lambert 74 Floyd Wynn David Simmons 37 Tracey Johnson 75 Mike Moran Louis Jackson 40 Freddie Williams 76 Steve Monday Mike Norwood 3 Jack Frenz 80 Jay Loudin Adrian Haugabrook 48 Al McConnell 83 Stefan Shiver Brian Raley Larry Osborne 84 Joseph Martin Cliff Beoxton 50 Ken Dickman 85 Phillip Smith Buster Tharpe 54 Brett Moore 86 Reuben Davis 1 Mickey Fluellen 55 Steve Burnette 87 Jimmy Register Mike Anthony 57 Russell Clay 90 Eugene Williams 3 Reggie Sutton 59 Eric Anderson 88 David Lariabee David Braunstein Danny Barnes 2 Mike Stewart Neal Thompson Coaches Ernest Davis Mike Thorn 5 Larry Lamberth Mike Reneau Scores: Season Record Warner Robins Clarke Central Warner Robins Baldwin Co Warner Robins Baldwin Co Warner Robins Perry Warner Robins ‘ Northside 178 FOOTBALL Softball - - 2, ; , ONE? % ee ‘ nr, tomer, % oo Py . at (AONE? ; a“ aP Vx Ni Bdfd OP, GF Owe om “Thee .@One , wOnE7 aoNE , e ™% «poner, PONETy, | PONE, ae SS eS Yaa bl 9 4 w t FRONT ROW: Gena Kempt, Maryetta Quednow, Pam Lawson, Tanya Lockwood, Kristy Popkins, Sabrina Peterman, Carol Seymour, Joy McNeil. BACK ROW Coach Frankie Raffield, Jeanette Woods, Sandra Thompson, Tammy Leachman, Joy Jenkins, Barbara Wright, Sally Jenkins, Tanya Morris Central Northside Southwest Northeast Northside Central Southwest Northeast Warner Robins Warner Robins Warner Robins Warner Robins Warner Robins Warner Robins Warner Robins Warner Robins ro DBANAO IK O Final Standings Won Northeast Southwest Warner Robins Northside Central Joy Jenkins bats one away. “Safe! ’ Pam Lawson slides into the base SOFTBALL 179 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders awe Captain - Allison McKenzie Co-captain - Robin Ringler i“ cm: 1 J 2 BRS JV CHEERLEADERS | , sem! OF eee 6. Ae i - Ginger Holcomb FRONT ROW: Angie Woods, Bonnie Norris, Reneé Thomas, Robin Ringler, and Ginger Holcomb. BACK ROW: Ada Villafane, Julie Steese, Leah Saunders, Allison McKenzie, and Angelia Heard (-% Leah Saunders Julie Steese Reneé Thomas Angie Wood Ada Villafane Junior Varsity Cheerleaders show their school spirit by cheering J.V. CHEERLEADERS 181 Winter Sports - Demon Basketball Kneeling: Ernest Davis, Tony Williams. Standing: Kevin Porter, Calvin Love, Joseph Brooks, Eddie Anderson, Greg Farms, Tom Henson, Joe Gassman, Mike Frazier, Terry Williams, Gerald Nelson, Herman Keeno, Maurice Dudley, Daryl Dudley, Kenny Allen Central Perry Northside Northeast Northeast Southwest Dublin Dodge Co. Perry Americus Northeast Baldwin Americus Crisp Co. Northside Northside Northeast Dodge Co. Central Crisp Co. Dublin Southwest Northside 182 BASKETBALL Demon, Eddie Anderson is clobbered by a Northeast defender Opposite page, Head Coach Ernest Davis gives instructions to his players. A Northeast player knocks the ball away from Demon Forward, Eddie Anderson Joe Gassman drives in for a lay up. Forward, Eddie Anderson fights for an offensive rebound. BASKETBALL 183 184 BASKETBALL Terry Williams gets tough under the boards Herb Keeno awaits a pass for an outside shot Junior Joe Gassman is stripped of the ball. Mike Frazier (40) pulls down a rebound. Herb Keeno goes underneath for a reverse lay-up Maurice Dudley skies over an Eagle defender for a jump shot. BASKETBALL 185 Junior Varsity Basketball Wendell Stills, Marvin Campbell, Russell Clay, Scott Cox, Wayne Smith, Keith Wynn, Reuben Davis, Don Julian, Donald Davis, Jimmy Lambert, Jay Loudin, Darryl Lawson, Coach Earnest Davis Wendell Stills drives in for an easy lay-up Keith Wynn shoots over a Northside defender. Wayne Smith leaps high to pull down a rebound. 186 JV BASKETBALL Demonette Basketball Kneeling: Leslie Freeman, Jennifer McMillan, Lisa Lunceford, Standing: Coach Mike Reneau, Latrese Rutland, Kristy Popkin, Barbara Wright, Janice Loudin, Rhonda Hollrah, Sandra Brown, Tess Mitchell, Jennifer Mitchell, Sally Jenkins, Laura Nelson, Pam Lawson. Central Perry Northside Baldwin West Lauren Northeast Southwest Southwest Dublin Dodge Co. Perry Americus Northeast Baldwin Americus Northside Crisp Co. Northeast Dodge Co. Central Crisp Co. Dublin Southwest Northside BASKETBALL 187 Janice Loudin's lay up is nearly blocked by Raiderette 188 BASKETBALL Laura Nelson defends against a Northeast Raiderette Sandra Brown inside the lane Barbara Wright waits for the offensive rebound. Demonettes, Barbara Wright and Janice Loudin trap the Northeast ball handler BASKETBALL 189 190 BASKETBALL Demonettes Barbara Wright (34), Janice Loudin (52), Kristy Popkins (22), and Laura Nelson (10) battle against cross town rival Northside Pam Lawson (44) defends the goal against an Eaglette Barbara Wright (34) pulls down a rebound against Demonettes Pam Lawson (44) and Laura Nelson (10) hustle after a loose ball Barbara Wright (34) and Janice Loudin (52) battle for the rebound. Janice Loudin struggles for the ball with an Eaglette Barbara Wright drives for an easy two points Sophomore Kristy Popkin prepares to pass the bali inside BASKETBALL 191 Wrestling Team ‘ ty é y a : it a] Kneeling: Danny Barnes. Front row: Al Williams, Cecil Lewis, Joe Rodriguez, Darrell Stone, Chipper Arnold, Joey Pulliam, Keith Boyd, Benji Meacham, Tom Herring. Middle row: Freddie Williams, Neal Thompson, Brian Sutherland, Steve Hartley, David Strickland, Cliff Ziegler, John King. Back row: Joseph Martin, Casey Volskey, Albert Grimsley, Mike Barfield, Tim Noles, Chuck Boyd, Steve Boswell, Keith Lauritsen The wrestling team hard at work Chuck Boyd, Robin Seagers, Al Williams 192 WRESTLING Tim Noles, Albert Grimsley. Steve Boswell, David Williams. Freddie Williams, Joseph Martin. Chuck Boyd, Keith Lauritsen, WRESTLING 193 194 WRESTLING Casey Volskey, David Williams. King, Cliff Zieglar. Benji Meacham, Tom Herring Steve Hartley, Neal Thompson Keith Boyd, Joey Pulliam. David Strickland, Al Williams. Mr. Wrestling No. 2, Chuck Boyd. WRESTLING 195 Take a Closer Look Bt wp. a yatta wr WR uae —— Wats e.g Ik Deka rie = Involvement is a vital part of our years at WRHS. When we actively participate in an organ- ization or give of our time in service to others, we experience feelings of accomplishment and ar e sure that this time has been well-spent. Through our invol- vement in clubs we obtain useful knowledge about living and interacting with others. As we work with people who share our interests and as we enjoy the fun -in striving to achieve a common goal, we develop a sense of belonging and understand the ore) sor} 9) ae) a Unity 196 UNITY (1) Variety Club member David Stetson works on a prop for Revue ’82. (2) “Three Blind Mice”’: Annual Staff members Wayne Nelson, Michelle Perry, and Andrea Gore dress up for Thespian and Anchor initiations. (3) Through many strenuous practices like this one, the band is able to successfully perform halftime shows. (4) Members of ROTC march in the Homecom- ing Parade. (5) Auxiliary Corps initiates do what they have to in order to join. (6) Pam Falk, Tracy Carothers, and Theresa Nichols get together at a Math Club meeting. (7) In the Senior Parking Lot at break, Anchor initiates play “Ring Around the Rosie.”’ (8) Thespians act like children at Dry Lake Park. (9) Pep Club painted this sign and many others for all football and basketball games. UNITY 197 The Anchor Club, a girls civic organization, provides service projects for the school and communi- ty. This year Anchor members have been very active. They answered pledge telephone calls for the Cancer Telethon, held a car wash, and visited a nursing home. The club members main project this year was a self-defense and rape prevention program that they presented to ninth grade girls in the Houston County junior high schools. Joni Shirk - Vice President As their club decides on future activities and fund raisers, Kari and Krista Vizzini, Lori Ryan, and Tara Geise listen attentively at an Anchor Club meeting. - Donna Zeuner - Secretary Jan Norris - Chaplain David Lowery - Admiral VL a Tom Patrick - Admiral Jonathan Shippey - Admiral Jane Craft Theresa Nichols Theresa Pass Cindy Patterson Beth Powers Stephanie Robbins Lori Ryan Sharon Withrow Cathy Edenfield Maura Farley Tara Geise Taunia Lockwood Michelle Saylor Ann Storz Elizabeth Tsamas Kari Vizzini Krista Vizzini Kristy Watkins Terry Young Air Force Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps Lieutenant Colonel Ken Saylor AFJROTC trains students to become officers in the United States Air Force. Students enrolled in AFJROTC units are organized along military lines. One student serves as cadet com- mander, and others hold staff or command positions below him. At WRHS this program has two drill teams, the Red Knights and the Dixie Angels; several command flights; a rocket club; an emergency services team; and a color guard. Highlights of the year included the annual Military Ball, the election of the Queen and Court, and the AFJROTC Spring Review. STAFF - FRONT ROW: Bobby McDonald, Ollie Aspinwall, Ben Patrick. BACK ROW: Phil Atkins, Danny Williams, Jamie Braddy, John Watson, Leon Lowman, James Durrah, Ray Braswell. ROTC 203 hers, Kathy Raborn, Keith Hamil Jackie Radford, David Knebel, Frost, Mary Smith, Tonya Tammy Mosely. THIRD ROW Jocelyn Battle, Jamie Braddy, Tonya Anderson, Darrell Smith, Lewis Jackson, Laura Frotten, Myron Carr, Efford, Demetrius Ellison ROW: Daniel Hilton, Mike nedy, Steve Weese, Chuck D J ove, John Watson, Shawn Dunkerton, B FLIGHT FRONT ROW Thomas Kane, Jerry Ard, Com- mander; Craig Griffin. SECOND ROW: Skip Lucas, Helen Shan- kle, Rhonda Englelauf, Jackie Womack, Mary Martin, Cindy Williams, Todd Ringwelski THIRD ROW: James Durrah, Leon Lowman, David Bates, Mike Whatley, David Word, Steven Privitte, Shondrelle Porter, Sim Doss. BACK ROW David Turner, Brian Stevens, Eddy Dickens, Terry Gardner, John Dycus, Troy Short, Paul Harris, Will Burney C FLIGHT - FRONT ROW: Napporn Sritan, Paul Higginbotham, Com- mander; Reggie Wilson. SECOND ROW: Richard Hazen, Deamy Clay, Debbie Manier, Andree Kennedy, Bobby McDonald, Scott Greer, Ray Vincent. THIRD ROW: Joe Brothers, Phil Atkins, Kim Pasture, Tim Varnedore, Rodney Boyd, Ray Bras- well. BACK ROW: James Stuvias, Andrea Smith, Nathaniel Robinson, Henry Speed, Tracy Rumph, Stephan- je Radford, Joseph Martin 204 ROTC FRONT Bennett, Comr jer SECOND ROW: Karen by Smith, Martha John Castr Billy Styles, Jeff lar Havery Theresa THIRD ROW: Charlie I Woodman, Robert DeMille, Joey Bishop, Danny Venable Glenn Ray, Rex Williams. BACK ROW: Jessie Grier, Sam Williams, Reggie Sutton, Allen Lewis, Nick Sasso, Andy Gray, Reese Watkins, Shawn Miller RED KNIGHTS - FRONT ROW Ollie Aspenwall, Ceary Clay, Darrel Smith, Billy Styles, Skip Lucas, Jeff Wilson, Keith Treb ble, Richard Hazen, John Dycus, Ben Patrick. SECOND ROW Jerry Ard, David Word, Ray Braswell, Joe Brothers, Shawn Miller, Jessie Grier, John Wat- son, Rodney Boyd, Keith Tessee BACK ROW: Craig Griffin, Terry Gardner, Thomas Kine, Patch Garcea, Rod Williams, Danny Williams, Paul Higgan botham, Daniel Hilton Sear: a Ae S53 ae ag DS Seen ts Fi DIXIE ANGELS: FRONT: Sonya Barnes. BACK ROW: Linda Chase, Karen Magoon, Rhonda Engelaid, Mary Smith, Helen Shankle, Stephanie Radford, Kathy Raborn, Debbie Mansie, Jocelyn Battle, Karen Frost, Kim Pasture, Cindy Williams ROTC 205 ROCKET CLUB FRONT ROW: John Dycus, Paul Higg botham, Ben Patrick, Aspenwall, Reece Watkins SECOND ROW: Ray Braswell, Ceary Clay, Shawn Miller, Steven Pruette, Joey Bishop, Jeff Flowers, Roy Vincent, Richard Hazen. BACK ROW Allen Lewis, Terry Gardner, Daniel Hilton, Brian Stevens, David Turner, Jerry Ard, Thomas Kaine EMERGENCY SERVICES TEAM FRONT ROW: Joe Brothers, Shawn Dunkerton, Jerry Ard, Keith Hometlon SECOND ROW: Bob Bennett, Ceary Clay, Ray Braswell, Richard Hazen, David Knebel, Tracy Rupp, David Bates, Joey Bishop, Ron Woodham. BACK ROW: Paul Harris, Jeff Flowers, Jessie Grier, Reese Watkins, Louis Jackson, Rodney Boyd, Nick Sasso, Mike Kennedy, Thomas Kaine COLOR GUARD - FRONT ROW: Rhonda Engelauf, Debbie Manier, Karen Magoon, Helen Shankle. SECOND ROW: Allen Lewis, David Word, Jeff Wilson, Skip Lucas, Ceary Clay, Keith Tribble, Thomas Kane. BACK ROW: Ben Patrick, Paul Higgin- botham, John Dycus, David Hilton, Richard Hazen 206 ROTC Sonja Barnes - ROTC Queen em wh SS Linda Chase Chondrelle Porter Mary Smith ROTC QUEEN AND COURT 207 Beta Club The Beta Club is a national organization that is based on the motto, “‘Let Us Lead By Serving Others.”’ This year, the WRHS chapter carried out this theme by tutoring students who were having difficulties in various subjects. The club planned numerous fund raisers, such as bake sales, car washes, and a rummage sale and service projects that included an Easter-Egg hunt at a children’s home, and a visit to a nursing home. Beta Club members attended state convention in Savannah on February 12 and 13, at which all had an enjoyable time. OFFICERS - FRONT ROW: Brenda Brown, Vice President; Mary Grizzle, Secretary President; Treasurer SECOND ROW: Janet Brown, Program Chairman; Jonathan Shippey, Sabrina Peterman, Program Chairman. BACK ROW: Joni Henderson, i Valerie Adams Cheryl Bass a a™ Cathy Beveridge pm Shandra Carriker Bob Duncan Melanie Giddens 4 Joanna Childs Kelly Green Lynn Duckworth Tara Geise = ¥ Allison Greenwood Mary Grizzle BETA 209 210 BETA Huntley Bonnie Norris Amber Lanier Richard McKinley Robert Parker Ww oe TENS Janet Robinson Wayne Nelson Lisa Rountree Bruce Mayhew Theresa Nichols Ellen Reynolds Jonathan Shippey Joni Shirk Ann Storz Chris Weese New and old Beta Club members recite the Beta Club Pledge at the induction service - = = . 4 rs .os TEAM MEMBERS: Wesley Barfield, Chris Walsh, Michael Rowe, Leila Harley, John Morgan, Jeff Malone, Ron Greene, Russ Abney, SPONSOR: Billie Rooker, Reggie Wilson The Debate Team’s purpose is to increase speaking and communication skills among students. Members par- ticipate in extemporaneous speaking, oral interpretation, duet acting, and debates. Students go on tournaments which are mainly on Fridays and Saturdays; most are out of town. In January the top four members of the team competed in the Region 2-AAAA Debate Tournament at West Georgia College. After long weeks of work, Russ Abney and Leila Harley present a Christmas gift to Mrs. Rooker in appreciation for her coaching advice 212 DEBATE TEAM Office Assistants Office Assistants are seniors who perform tasks that are necessary for our school to be efficiently operated These students fill out early dismissals and tardy slips, hand out each day’s absentee sheet, mimeograph stencils, run errands for faculty members in the office and elsewhere, and relay messages to and from everyone at WRHS. The office assistants are appreciated for the help with which they provide our school FRONT ROW: Annette Hunt, Janet Brown, Lynn Duckworth, Sherry Denny, Joey Way. BACK ROW: Dana Hall, Mark Starnes, Jay Hanson, Ray Hill, Darrah Russell FRONT ROW: Jackie Kilraine, Emily Smisson, Traci McKenzie, Patti Mahaffey, Angie Kidd, Mark McGee, Janie Elliott. BACK ROW: Flora Shankle, Wood Robinson, Danette Tyson, Greg Livingston, Tom Henson Prayer Club Prayer Club provides an opportun- ity for Christian students to meet together once a week and enjoy a morning devotional, usually provided by a guest speaker. These students served the community through numer- ous activities, one of which was a visit to a nursing home. Throughout the year people in the Prayer Club found their membership to be a fun and rewarding experience OFFICERS: Bonnie Jones, Allison Greenwood, Tammy Franklin, Kelly Greene, Nancy Patterson, Brenda Hankins FRONT ROW: Allison Greenwood, Brenda Hankins, Tammy Pubanz, Mark Bell, Bonnie Jones. BACK ROW: Napporn Sritan, Michael Kennedy Joni Shirk, Marion Caudill, Andrea Preston, Donna Rogers, Kim Savage, Cheryl Bass 214 PRAYER CLUB Kelly Greene and Nancy Patterson give of their time to Philip Clary shares a moment with one of the elderly at Peachbelt help brighten up someone else’s day at Peachbelt Nursing Home TRS i FRONT ROW: Anita Molargik, Tanya Morris, Philip Clary, Mark Havery. BACK ROW: Maria McCallum, Liane Benoit, Paula Ponce, Lisa Venable, Tammy Franklin, Kelly Greene, Nancy Patterson, Mrs. Jaskula - Sponsor PRAYER CLUB 215 Dixie Demon iBax cor po he hy Harry “Rabbit” Jackson, Jr., Manager E. C. Warnock, Director Mike Goolsby, Drum Major 216 MARCHING BAND Marching Band Becky Barnes, Drum Majorette FLUTES Sonya Addison Debi Barnes Debbie Bell Lynn Bradley Amy Burks Michelle Conner Susan Cruthirds Shawn Dunkerton Joni Elliott Shari Harvey Belinda Horton dani King Cindy Mc Gill Patty Mobley Donna Newman Carla Peterman Melanie Robinson Tracy Stuart Mike Thomas Marcia Trantow Mary Warren Cindi Weese CLARINETS Clark Allison Tim Atkins Lorraine Bell Kevin Brown Becky Burns Melody Byrom Tracy Carothers Ann Clements Jane Craft Jimmy Cunrod Richie Durdin Demeterius Ellison Felicia Frey Jodi Gravitt Sharon Jackson David Knebel Kevin Little April Moore Melinda Potter David Snow Marsha Thorn Chris Weese Terrie Young BASS CLARINETS Connie Sasso Nick Sasso SAXOPHONES Craig Doe Bob Duncan Lee Frysinger Ron Greene Tom Herring Kent Jobe Leon Lowman Shawn McGuire Susan Pratt Steve Smith TENOR SAXOPHONE James Durrah TRUMPETS Steve Allen Keith Brown Doug Chancellor Cynthia Cox Ellen Dodson Joey Harbert Steve Hulsey Hugh Kirkland Keith Kratz Donnie McCullogh Steve McCullogh Marshal McDonald Al Mead Tim Powell Roger Reynolds David Rose Bobby Smith Steve Switzer Ron Vaughn TROMBONES Ron Allison Darrin Beckham Brad Brown Don Dysart Ann Jacobs Mike Wagner FRENCH HORNS Dana Dixon Denise Turner BARITONES Keith Arnold Maria Blair TUBAS Keith Dunnaway Leila McWhorter DRUMMERS Phil Atkins Doug Brack Lori Calloway Marvin Harbert Eddie McCamish Steve Mead Quintin Murray Brett Roberts Jackie Sealy Clint Shedd Karen Spires Steve Spires Allen Wagner Kip Wynne BANDAIDES Jessie Kirkland Wayne Nelson Dixie Doll Majorettes os | Amber Lanier, Captain Majorettes perform at one of the pep rallies. Tina Green Linda Bennett Joy Brack ; Y - se et ee Ts) J a de ww _—- Charlotte Joyce and Linda Bennett take a break on a summer afternoon. MAJORETTES 219 ’ ry = After practice members of the Silk Corps pose At the mall members are initiated for the club for the camera Andrea Gale, Allison Kent, Cathy Beveridge. NOT PICTURED: Terry FRONT ROW: Tam mie Dotson. BACK ROW: Lynn Smallwood, Lawson, Captain Miller 220 SILK CORPS FRONT ROW: Michelle Perry, Denise Adams. BACK ROW: Pam Falk Michelle Greenwell, Lonnie Orphan, Shannon Greenwell “Coke is it!’’ for silk corps members after the halftime show. Silk Corps participates in a pep rally. SILK CORPS 221 Dixie Darling Flag Corps Dana Woodard, Captain Flag Corps practices for a performance. 222 FLAG CORPS Melanie Harbuck, Kelly Jobe Lynette Sutton, Kim Collins Crystal Streeter, Jennifer Joyner FLAG CORPS 223 Tina Harris, Becky Shurette Karen Griggs, Angelia McKinney Just before a show, Flag Corps lines up in place i Diane Bennett, Rhonda Holmes. 224 FLAG CORPS Symphonic Band TRUMPETS: Marshal McDonald, Cindy Cox, Keith Brown, Steve McCullough, David Rose, Joey Harbert, Ron Vaughn, Tim Powell The Dixie Demon Band plays many roles at the school. With this year’s new uniforms, the band members added more entertainment and color than ever before. During winter the previous quarter’s marching band divided into the concert and symphonic bands. Each of these groups participates at festival in the winter and neither has ever before received a score lower than “‘superior’’. During spring quarter, the bands traveled to Knoxville, Tennessee, where they were invited to perform at the 1982 World’s Fair. As a money raising project for this trip, band members sold Indian River Fruit during the fall. SYMPHONIC BAND 225 OBOE - Becky Barnes, FLUTES - Cindi Weese, Mary Warren, Shawn Dunkerton, Amy Burks, Marcia Trantow, Karen Richar PERCUSSION - Marvin Harbert, Kip Wynn, Lori Calloway, Allen Wagner, Eddie McCamish 226 SYMPHONIC BAND CLARINETS - Kevin Brown, Chris Weese, Richie Durdin, Sharon Jackson, Felicia Frey, Tim Atkins, Jimmy Cunrod, Kevin Little SAXOPHONES - Kent Jobe, Leon Lowman, Bob Duncan, BARITONE SAXOPHONE - Susan Pratt, ALTO CLARINET - David Knebel, BASS CLARINETS Nick Sasso, David Snow, CONTRA BASS - Connie Sasso SYMPHONIC BAND 227 FRENCH HORNS - FRONT ROW: Denise Turner, Doug Chancellor, Donnie McCullough In the homecoming parade, Mike Goolsby leads the band down South BACK ROW: BARITONE - Roger Reynolds, TUBA - Keith Dunnaway Davis Drive The Dixie Demon Band performs at a pep rally TROMBONE .- Ron Allison, Darrin Beckham, Mike Wagner 228 SYMPHONIC BAND Concert Band TRUMPETS - FRONT ROW: Al Mead, Keith Kratz, Cindy Cox, Bobby Smith, Steve Allen. BACK ROW: Steve Switzer, Steve Hulsey, Ellen Dodson, William Clark CONCERT BAND 229 TUBAS - Keith Dunnaway, Leila McWhorter PERCUSSION - Jim Hicks, Myron Carr, Jackie Sealy, Steve Mead, Eddie McCamish, Quinton Murray. SAXOPHONES .- Steve Smith, Tom Herring, CONTRA BASS - Connie Sasso. 230 CONCERT BAND TROMBONES - FRONT ROW: Ann Jacobs, Brad Brown, Don Dysart, BARITONES - Keith Arnold, Ryan Bailey. SECOND ROW: FRENCH HORNS - Doug Brack, Hugh Kirkland, Maria Blair FLUTES - FRONT ROW: Shawn Dunkerton, Carla Peterman, Belinda Horton, Tracy Stuart, Donna Newman, Kelly Jobe. BACK ROW: Susan Cruthirds, Michelle Conner, Terri Brooks, Shari Harvey, Sonya Addison, Janie King CLARINETS - FRONT ROW: April Moore, Charlotte Joyce, Lorraine Bell, Michae l Goolsby, Marsha Thorn, Melinda Potter. BACK ROW: Becky Burns, Ann Clements, Demeterius Ellison, Terry Young, Clark Allison, Tim Atkins. CONCERT BAND 231 Chorus _ FRONT ROW: Mrs. Beth McConnell, Director; Joecelyn Battle, Maria McCallum, Tanya Morris, Melodee Ann Hendrix, Lorraine Davis, Amanda Story, Paula Hood Laura Dunstan, Tina S , Kim Colson, Johnna Peachy. SECOND ROW: Tammy Fallows, Lisa Venable m Clark, LeeAnn Daniels, Andrea Gore, Karen Hall, Lynn Bradley, Beth Tolliver, Debbie Atkins, Cathy Amerson, Melodee Graham, Edna Buckholtz Russell, Jon Leonard, Tom Patrick, Glenn Osborne, Paul Van Atta, Jonathan Shippey, Thomas Fallows, Don Babcock, Randy Lemmond, Mark Havery What does a AAAA high school do when it loses two choral directors in two years? It simply hires a social studies teacher! Mrs. Beth McConnell, an economics teacher, accepted the job of director after two other teachers resigned. With the help of a handful of returning singers and a lot of new ones, she was able to put together a pleasant-sounding Chorus and organize our traditional ensemble, the Chor- aliers. Chorus is made up of anyone who enjoys singing and is able to take the class. Choraliers are students who audition before the director and any returning Choraliers, and then are voted upon by these students. Both groups worked throughout the ‘82 school year to entertain those for whom they performed. FRONT ROW: Randy Lemmond, Debbie Atkins, Beth Tolliver, Gary Crawford, Thomas Fallows, Lisa Long, Mike Goolsby, Andrea Gore, Scott Wilson, Joecelyn Battle. SECOND ROW: Jonathan Shippey, Tracy Carothers, Lynn Bradley, Arthur Strathern, Kim Clark, Tom Patrick, Greta Colbert, Tammy Fallows, Darrah Russell. NOT PICTURED: Corrie Sierak 232 CHORUS CHORALIERS Thespians Thespians purpose drama and the performir year’s troupe got off to a « initiating several new members. The club worked diligently to prepare for convention, which took place on February 6 and 7 in Valdosta. The Thespians also produced and promoted the WRHS one-act play,Go Ask Alice In addition the club sponsored our annual Miss WRHS Pageant in January. Wendy Mullis, President Mike Goolsby, Vice President; Judy Elder, Secretary Treasurer Dana Hall, Publicity Chairman THESPIANS 233 at i ae) we .. Rhonda Pickett, Joanna Childs, Fredericke Hoitink, Angelia McKinney, Tiger Dwight, Robin Bass, Michael Rowe, Suzanne Vargas, Jenny Word FRONT ROW: Sarah Cawley, Todd Barker, Stacy Haugabrook. BACK ROW: Bonnie Thompson, Maria Lubniewski, Celeste Newberry, Pat Singletary, Judy Elder. 234 THESPIANS FRONT: Andrea Gore. SECOND ROW: Wendy Mullis, Patti Mahaffey, Varee Williams With Bill (Mike Goolsby) paying close attention, Joe (Michael Rowe) BACK ROW: Mike Goolsby, Shandra Carriker, Jesse Kirkland tells a joke; Alice (Celia Hughes) misses it, though, in “Go Ask Alice.” Tim (John Morgan), Mrs. Aberdeen (Wendy Mullis), and Alice (Celia Hughes) take but a moment to talk on Alice's bed in “Go Ask Alice.” THESPIANS 235 Variety Club The Variety Club, sponsored by Mr. Gupton and Mrs. Childs, with assistance from Mr. Sanders and Mrs McConnell, is responsible for putting together each year’s spring musical production, Revue. Plans began early in October for the show to open in April Revue ’82 included excerpts from A Chorus Line and Oliver, a Country Western “State Fair, ’ an expanded gospel section, and the traditional Rock-n-Roll part. The club members devoted much time and talent towards the production of an enjoyable collec- tion of entertainment for everyone OFFICERS: Stacy Haugabrook - Vice President; Angelia McKinney - Secretary; Monica Wetherington Treasurer STAGEHANDS - FRONT ROW: Lee Sonney, Todd Barker, Jesse Kirkland, Al Mead, Wayne Nelson, Mike Davis, Ricky Myrell, Tom House, Floyd Wynn, Kelly Williams. SECOND ROW: Andy Harper, Dana Hall, Jill Lewis, Corrie Sierak, Susan Pratt, Cliff Ziegler, Danny Myrell, Lee Weaver, Chris Gerard 236 VARIETY CLUB FRONT ROW: Tanya Morris, Cathy Amerson, Heather Vanderpool, Varee Williams, Celeste Newberry, Shandra Carriker, J fer Croft, Tracy Stewart, Lonni Orphan, Rhonda Pickett, LeeAnn Daniels. SECOND ROW: Tina Smith, Lisa Nichols, Kathy Chastai t enny ary Gr Cathy Meyer, Melanie Gidden Donna Zeuner, Judy Elder Cawley, Diane Rogers, Stacy Haugab , Taunia Lockwood, Joni rk ndrea Gore. BACK al McDonald Frederiecke Hoitink, ja Cooke, Lyn Iveste ana W jard, Pat ¢ y, Jill Lewis, Donne r, Todd Barker, J tte Wood Karen Bragg, Danny Ver Joedi Gravitt, James Durrah a Echols, Glenn Osborne, Tammy Fallows, Karen Hall, Rachel Mansfield, Angie FRONT ROW: Donna Thompson, Mary McDonald, Luzmilla Chumacero, Betina Dilling, Tara Geise, Melanie Posey, Karne Scarborough, Carol Meeks, Tina Green, Beth Tolliver, Allison Greenwood, Liane Benoit. SECOND ROW: Tanya Blackston, Bridget Gauvin, Tina Harris, Wendy Carter, Charlotte Polk, Patti Alvord, Laura Dunstan, Jill Law, Jennifer Joyner, Suzanne Croft, Lisa Nix, Beverly Josey, Janet Robinson, Terry Lawson. THIRD ROW: Brian Barks, Michelle Cronin, Terri Coleman, Patti Griffin, Julie Moss, Becky Barnes, Myra Collins, Lynn Smallwood, Becky Shurett, Tonji Laidler. BACK ROW: Hayley Couey, Jimmy Jernigan, David Lowery, Renee Thomas, DeeDee Stone, Tom Patrick, Mike Frazier, Shirley Roberson, Jon Leonard, Monica Wetherington, Mike Goolsby, Mike Hancock, Keith Scarborough, Tiger Dwight, Daryl Joiner, Jonathan Shippey, Rory Malone, Dana Hall, Andy Harper, Michael Rowe, Adam Thompson VARIETY CLUB 237 Student Government Student Government’s year began with the school’s election of President Garnett Singleton in the spring of ’81 The clubs activities for the year included a_ well-planned week of Homecoming festivities and the plan- ning of numerous other functions for the school. Student Government also helped with class officer elections and assisted in our school’s preparation for the Northside game. In addition, the club members offered an open house at the high school for students and their parents. ao. a ys te ¢ OFFICERS - FRONT ROW: Becky Barnes - Secretary; Garnett Singleton - President; Carol Meeks Treasurer. BACK ROW: William Clark - Vice President. SPONSOR: Mrs. Sipe SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES - FRONT ROW: Stephanie Robbins, Greta Colbert, Sharon Withrow, Tina King, Mary Grizzle, Carol Meeks. SECOND ROW: Joni Henderson, Janet Brown, Sabrina Peterman, Janie Elliott, Becky Barnes, Tim Hall, Garnett Singleton. BACK ROW: Arthur Strathern, Alice Watkins, David Lowery, Jonathan Shippey 238 STA JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES - FRONT ROW: Jennifer Joyner, Terri Lawson, Krista Vizzini, Mary McDonald, Lori Callaway, Marion Caudill, Jeff Wilson BACK ROW: Susan Teal, Becky Shurett, Brenda Holland, Jackie Barker, Mike Hancock, Clint Shedd, William Clark, Amy Poole, Joe Gassman, Leslie Freeman, Ellen Reynolds SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES - FRONT ROW: Becky Burns, Janie King, Lyn Ivester, Mike Thorn, Al McConnell, Jeff Hanson. BACK ROW: Leah Saunders, Jimmy Cox, Robin Ringler, Shandra Carriker, Bonnie Norris, Jeanette Woods, Amy Echols, Danny Barnes French Club FRONT ROW: Mark Bell, Allison Scott, Peggy Moore, Liane Benoit, Angelia Heard, Melanie Posey, Tara Geise, Betina Dilling, Jeff Wilson. SECOND ROW: Joni Henderson, Amanda Cooke, Allison Hazen, Leslie Freeman, Brenda Brown, Sherry Murray, Donna Toland, Greg Majors, Robert Parker, David Stewart, David Word, Denise Hughes, Marvin Harbert. BACK ROW: Ellen Reynolds, Donna Koerner, Richard Busch, Ritchie Durden, Shawn Miller 240 FRENCH CLUB French Club promotes the culture and language of France. In order for a student to be a member he should preferably have studied at least some French. This year’s Cercle Francais held a window-wash to raise money. The club members also held a Christmas party in addition to a Spanish-French culture exchange at which the French Club tasted and learned about Spanish food. A French- Spanish exchange was also planned so that Spanish Club members could learn about and taste French quisine. OFFICERS: Brenda Brown - President; Ellen Reynolds - President; Richard Busch - Vice Treasurer. Spanish Club The Spanish Club, spon- sored by Senora Martha Valdes, is comprised of students who have taken at least one year of Spanish. In the fall members sold candles as a major fundraising project. They also planned car washes and bake sales for the spring. Every year the students volun- teer their time to work at the Georgia Special Olympics as a community service. Overall, Spanish Club is simply a group which gets together to learn a language and have fun. ‘ T OFFICERS: Alan Kaplan - Secretary; Maureen Valdes - President; Laurie McWilliams - Vice President; Joe Gassman - Treasurer. SPONSOR: Sra. Valdes Kevin Brown Beck y Burns Rhonda Denney SPANISH CLUB 241 JoLynn Duckworth Joe Gassman Jackie Johnston SS aiae ae ail . Alan Kaplan Lisa Long Maria Lubniewski Shawn McGuire 242 SPANISH CLUB Watkins Sharon Withrow Tommy Wood Math Club FFICERS Front Row: Cynthia Cox, Secretary The resa Nichols, Vice President. Back Row: Mrs. G Sponsor; Wesley Barfield, President. NOT PICTUREI Brett Lowe, Treasurer aA. At a club meeting, Cynthia Cox and Russ Abney work with a computer at the Board of Educ FRONT ROW: Robert Parker, Theresa Nichols, Tracy Carothers, Mike Allen, Robert Wise, Allison Hazen, Cynthia Cox. BACK ROW: Ellen Renyolds, Russ Abney, Joe Winner, Pam Faulk, Wesley Barfield, David Rose Math Team The Math Team is made up of students who enjoy competing in the field of mathematics. These students meet each week, learning about all of the various forms of math, from algebra to trigonometry. After each member takes a test to FRONT ROW: Allison Hazen, see who will be on the top team, the group goes Thomas Rowe, Theresa Ni- chols. SECOND ROW: Mrs ; : Jaskula, Sponsor; David Rose or Saturdays. These matches consist of a test given Back Row: Wesley Barfield, to each student and a two man team match to Brett Lowe, Robert Parker, ; hi . ; fens’ Meni determine which group can get the highest points. on a tournament which is usually held on Fridays 244 MATH CLUB AND MATH TEAM Science Club : - : j j - 2 Conn a tae, a: aS FRONT ROW: Debbie Bell, Allison Hazen, Joni Elliot. SECOND ROW: Cynthia Weese, Richard McKinley, John Russell, Cathy Meyer, Leigh Ann Kaminski, Susan Downing, Donna Korner, Lorraine Bell, Mrs. Weigand, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: Mr. Gilreath, Sponsor, Arthur Strathern, Richard Briggs, Alice Watkins, Kent Jobe, Mike Shain. BACK ROW: Wood Robinson, Flora Shankle, Reece Watkins, John Waters, Thomas Rowe, Marvin Harbert, Joe Winner The Science Club’s main purpose is to promote interest in science at WRHS. The club members held bimonthly meetings at which they planned fund raisers and projects. Their most profitable money-making activity this year was a sale of corsages for girls to wear at the Homecoming Game. OFFICERS: Debbie Bell, Treasurer; Allison Hazen, President; Joni Elliot, Vice President SCIENCE CLUB 245 Distributive Education of America iat 7- s - fi ML iB ; ‘4 ; ’ 4) . je Executive Council: Tim Thomas, Assistant Program Chairman; Ron Pry, Program Chairman; Kris McCall; Jeanine Williams, Treasurer; Garnett Singleton, President; Gaye McCullough, Secretary and Reporter; Gretta Colbert; Mitch Coody, Vice President; Lisa Sirmans, Shoplifting Chairman; Jennifer Conley Most of the students in the DECA Program are planning careers in distribution. DECA is based on the democratic philosophies of private enterprise and competition. The pro- gram includes numerous projects; one of the main ones at WRHS is the shoplifting prevention program. DECA is implemented through the use of on-the-job training and classroom instruction. Each year, the WRHS chapter consistently wins many awards at district and state conventions. SPONSOR: Reece Noble, Jr. 246 DECA Garnett Singleton, President Ron Pry, Program Chairman Mitch Coody, Vice President Tim Thomas, Assistant Program Chairman Gaye McCullough, Jeanine Williams, Treasurer DECA 247 FRONT ROW: Cathy Leinart, Terri Fionda, Frances Maynard, Caroline Taylor, Charline Lewis. Renee Bryant, Susan Auders, Freddie Lewis. BACK ROW: Hope Pope, Kelvin Wright, Arthur Taylor, Terry Wright, David Willequer. PHOTO TAKEN AT GOLDEN CORRAL P FRONT ROW: Mark Saunders, Bobby Thomas, Ron Pry, Todd Tyler, Valerie Womack, Dana Maddox, Raenee Heard, Norma Phillips, Jan Grizzle, Dawn Toney, Lisa Sirmans. BACK ROW: Chip Williams, George Broussard, David Watson, Merco Zepponi, Billy Sapp, Andy Oliver, Mitch Coody. PHOTO TAKEN AT K-MART 248 . rank Keeno, Darla Light, Mike Smith, Kim Panaczek, Brian Neil, Dirinda Franklin, Terry Sims, Beverly Josey alliburton, Greta Colbert, Charles Benson, Aimee Maret, Tim Thomas, Travis Thorn onda Lane, Garnett Singleton. PHOTO TAKEN AT PIGGLY WIGGLY , Jeanine Williams, Susan Fields, Richard Sargent, Daphne , Jeff Cox, Paul Blair, Maurica Braswell, Todd Barker, Jenny Word, Joe Willman, eo ye prlnwWldUuycw —__ = RONT ROW: Roger Clance, Mark Boutwell, Kris McCall, Gaye McCullough, Lee Malcolm. BACK ROW: Brenda Holland, Patrice Meacham, Jennifer Conley, Rhodenia Talton, April Wetherington. PHOTO TAKEN AT HOUSTON MALL Vocational Industrial Club of America Vocational Industrial Clubs of America is a club comprised of students enrolled in trade, industrial and technical education. In VICA students develop leadership abilities through participation in vocational, civic and club activities. VICA is a career education program which trains students for a trade or technical career while they are also attending high school. This year members went to a nursing home at Christmas and Valentine’s Day; they held a toy drive and can food drive. OFFICERS Luzmila Chunacero, Treasurer; Keith Powell, Vice President, Denise Henderson, Co-Treasurer; Trent Carriker, President, Tina Evans, Reporter; Karen Richardson, Secretary; Debbie Huntley, Assistant Treasurer; Melanie Wade, Parlimentarian. NOT PICTURED: David Milam, Historian Sa eed. � ra i? BAe se ou FRONT ROW: James Dollar. BACK ROW: Darryl Joiner, Jay Carter, Brad Callen St. John, Richard Cordova, Todd Wilson, James Poole, Neil Butler. Carter, Dansel Moore. 250 VICA FRONT ROW: Gwen Turner, Trent Carriker, Meredith : - Theresa Dodson, Denise Henderson, Natalie Rowland, Tina Evans. Front Row: Keith Powell, Ricky James. Back Row: Tony Stewart, Andy Barroso, Karen Richardson, Carl Wade. VICA 251 , VI G4 4 Yo, TY his We co obit hips ‘—— |) a ee . = — Nannette Hunt, Debbie Huntley, Luzmila Chumacero, Melanie Wade, Barbara Harper, Sharon Smith ; separ Ay ae BES ine 3 ¥ i, v � S 8 SMS TRI: a = SF Sat fe i ¥ od — awe. John Hall, Niki Holloway, Dennis McGalliard, Mike Davis, Trent Carriker, Sam Williams Vocational Opportunities Club of America The VOCA Club is a statewide vocational program for hic shool students who have special needs. It has been a part of WRHS since the 1971 school year, and Mr. Robert P. Cruthirds has always been the coordinator. Many VOCA Club members attended convention at St. Simon’s Island in April at which time they competed in several categories. One of the club’s main activities is to present the annual employer employee banquet for local businesses in iy S 5 ley Sand K 2 sciation for their help with VOCA’s work th hout the FRONT ROW: Cindy Scoggins, Secretary; Shirley Sanders, Reporter. BACK appreciation for their help with AS work throughout the ROW: Danny Myrell, Vice President; Will Burney, Historian; Mark Williams, school year. Treasurer; Quentin Murray, Sergeant at Arms, Photographer Ansara Collins, President; Robert P. Cruthirds, ADVISOR: NOT PICTURED Jeff Flowers Parliamentarian; Tammy Ginger, State VOCA Secretary } J 7 © ze : = ‘ Na FRONT ROW: Joseph Martin, Lois Berry, Shirley Sanders, Mary Ann Martin, Elizabeth Carroll, Chris Walker, Cecil Lewis, Billy Styles, Tracy Johnson. BACK ROW: Nathanel Robinson, Eugene Coates, Jimmy Jordon, Katernia Barns, Robert D’Angelo, Clyde Ellis, Zain Mullis, David Turner, Tammy Ponds : : FRONT ROW: Cindy Scoggins, Tammy Ginger, Susan Blackwell, Donna Langston, Susan Tharpe, Betty Roberts, Sandra Radford, Lisa Akins, Dona Pratt, Robbie Mclnvale. BACK ROW: Danny Myrell, Alfred Brown, Nadine McKenzie, Mark Williams, Youlander Pritchett, Tracy Doxey, Cynthia Farms, Stephen Jones, Kathy Watson, Ansara Collins, Quentin Murry, Rodwey Hicks, Jimmy Chavis, Clifford Brown, Harry Downer, Mark Bainter, Will Burney Future Business Leaders provides f opportunity for the students to learn n about a career in business; establist occupational goals; gain self-confidence; get first-hand experience with business people: Future ease the transition from school to work: UTURE practice efficient money management; and, learn the value of community responsibility USINESS Business The Future Business Leaders members are EADERS also in the VOT Program and have many MERICA Lead activities relating to their jobs and « ers employers. The money-making projects are used for proceeds to give each student's employer a banquet or dinner during Spring Quarter “ss 5 % a Pa Ts | Kathy Bernard, President Tricia Posey, Vice President Patti Mahaffey, Secretary Carol Adams Angie Benningfield Pam Blazewicz Teresa Boyd 254 SBA Ann Burgess Teresa Burke Sherry Denny Becky Hester Tracy Hunter Jimmy Jernigan @BA 255 256 PBA Nancy Lewis Debbie Lowe Tricia Nix Jan Norris - ye Ser A0 ie Sherri Rowland Wendy Mullis Powers Teresa Woolfork « ts % i Kay Reese Future Homemakers The main goal of Future Homemakers is to improve home and family living and to develop youth potential. FHA attempted to achieve this goal through several projects this year. The club members put together a unit on family togetherness which included bumper stickers, pamphlets, coloring sheets for children, and radio spots. FHA also visited the children’s ward at Houston County Hospital and gave a Halloween party at a local day-care center. In addition, the club decorated dolls for the salvation army, entered a statewide nutrition contest, and made plans for summer camp at Lake OFFICERS - FRONT ROW: Vicki Drollette - Chairman of Degree; Pam Howard - Chairman of Projects; Jackson. And on several holidays FHA Cathy Edenfield - Chairman of Degree. BACK ROW: Beverly Gude - Reporter; Ellender Tharpe Parliamentarian, Julie Moss President; Sonja Barnes Vice President; Becky Hester members decorated our school lunchroom Secretary Treasurer; Lisa Nichols - Chairman of the Honor Roll ea to ? ie 9 Ae me FRONT ROW: Kelly Griffard, Shondrille Porter, Vonda Lane, Sonja Barnes, Beverly Gude. SECOND ROW: Rhonda Engelauf, Vicki Drollette, Susan Hume, Cathy Edenfield, Kathy Chastain, Susan Fox, Laura Dunstan. THIRD ROW: Jan Norris, Pam Faulk, Donna Toland, Beth Meeks, Pam Howard, Betty Matczak, Julie Moss, Tonya Anderson, Glendora Tharpe. BACK ROW: Becky Hester, Ellender Tharpe, Wanda Gibson, Lisa Nichols, Natalie Fowler, Robin Woodham. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA 257 Industrial Arts Club The Industrial Arts Club promotes the study of the industrial arts, which includes the use of wood, metals, tools, and various other types of equipment Those wishing to join should have taken some courses in industrial arts or at least have some knowledge on the subject. The club members worked throughout the school year to raise enough money to go to convention in the spring. One of their main fund raisers was the production and sale of message boards. OFFICERS: Kevin McCaslin, Paul Higganbotham, Keith Tankersley, Brad Suckow, Caroline Burgess, Dana Dickson FRONT ROW: Tim Green, Paul Higginbotham, Kevin McCaslin, Mark Bell, Kenny Couch, Eddy Miller, Carol Burgess, Dana Dickson, Jimmy Coursey, Wayne Murphy - Adviser. BACK ROW: John Price, Mark Crook, Keith Tankersley, Brad Suckow, Bruce Jones, Scott Wilson, Bud Lidell. Mr. Murphy explains a machine to some of his industrial arts students. Pep Club Pep Club is in charge of increasing school spirit and sprucing up enthu- siasm for the athletic teams. The club members painted signs and helped plan pep rallies in order to get WRHS fired up. A fund raising activity which helped the club in its efforts was a spirit link contest in which members of the three classes purchased links, each class attempting to make its chain the longest At a football game in the fall, Ann Storz, Angela Anderson, and Laura Dunstan add the finishing touches to the sign that only minutes later the Demons will tear through { p = ay 5 aww OFFICERS: Carla Boyd - Vice President; Wendy FRONT ROW: Victor Martin, Carla Boyd, Roy Clarington, Glendora Tharpe. SECOND ROW: Kristy Ledbetter - Secretary; Pam Howard - Treasurer; Laura Watkins, Cindy Williams, Laura Dunstan, Chandrelle Rogers. THIRD ROW: Michelle Saylor, Lisa Akins, Dunstan - President. Pam Howard, Leslie Freeman, Ms. Beauford. BACK ROW: Denise Hughes, Ann Storz, Angela Anderson, Veronica Porter, Tammy Lawson, Debra Smith, Youlander Pritchett, Lisa Slocumb 259 Lettermen’s Club The Lettermen’s Club students who have lettered particular sport. One of the main activities of the club is to sell refreshments at the home basketball games. Because of our school’s high athletic standards, it is indeed an honor to be selected for the WRHS lettermen club OFFICERS: Eddie Anderson - President; Jackie Kilraine - Secretary; Chuck Boyd - Vice President. NOT PICTURED: Coach Gann - Sponsor and Treasurer | ; homing. |=. ; 9 “ wr ee way ete en PS ihe i es own : ‘ y igh fit idl er a 5. Let © We Re ade a ee SS! ee ee ee 8, Seats etd FRONT ROW: Joe Rodnguez, Tim Cherry, Tod Jackson, Greg Holmes, Joy McNeil, Kevin Wright, Mark McGee, Chuck Boyd, Eddie Anderson, Bryan Palmer, John Ray, Greg Goolsby, Brad Griffin, Leigh Clarke, Dee Dee Stone, Chris Blackburn, Phillip Quirk. SECOND ROW: Wayne Jackson, Benji Meacham, Tommy Scott, Maurice Dudley, Gloria Tharpe, Roger Glover, Trad McKanzie, Tonya Morris, Jennifer McMillan, Sabrina Peterman, Ann Storz, Pam Lawson, Annette Hunt, Brenda Brown, Lori Painter, Emily Smisson, Jackie Kilraine, Angie Kidd, Steve Baswell, Mark Starnes, Jay Hanson. BACK ROW: Alan Brisco, Sharla Odom, Terry Wright, Arthur Clark, Phil Johnson, Joe Gassman, Lenard Tharpe, Beth Tygett, Gerald Nelson, Dana Hall, Brian Russ, Kris McCall, Rodney McCarty, Keith Lauritson, Andy Harper, Greg McMicheal, Morris Borders Fellowship of Christian Athletes The Fellowship of Christian Ath- letes meets every Thursday before school in order to hear a morning devotional. The club usually invites guest speakers to meetings. Any money that the club members make from fund raisers goes toward community projects such as one in December in which they visited a nursing home and decorated the Christmas tree. Once or twice a quarter the group has a “huddle”’ at a member’s house where the athletes listen to tapes or hear someone's testimony Steve Boswell and Scott Moseley listen a+ a2 a up at an FCA meeting SPONSOR: Coach Carpenter. OFFICERS: Jay Hanson - President; Wayne Jackson Secretary; Jackie Kilraine - Vice President; Brenda Brown - Treasurer FRONT ROW: John Ray, Bryan Palmer, Kenny Allen, Mark Starnes. SECOND ROW: Jackie Kilraine, DeeDee Stone, Doug Sans, Angie Kidd. THIRD ROW Mike Clarke, Scott Moseley, Damie Waddell. FOURTH ROW: Gregg McMichael, Gary Singletary, Phillip Smith. FIFTH ROW: Mark McGee, Mike Thorn, Jeff Hanson. SIXTH ROW: Kevin Porter, Adrian Haugabrook, Gregg Holmes, William Clark, Arthur Clark, Jay Griffin, Keith Yeager, Brad Griffin, Tracy Johnson. SEVENTH ROW: Coach Carpenter, Angelia Heard, Pam Lawson, Bonnie Norris, Mike Hancock, Leah Saunders, Wayne Jackson, Dwayne Crocker, Leigh Clarke, Larry Sutton. EIGHTH ROW: Brenda Brown, Marietta Quednow, Brian Russ, Maurice Dudley. BACK ROW: Jay Hanson, Julie Steese, Stacy Haugabrook. Humanities f its own. As subject, the purpose of Humanities is to increase the student’s general knowledge and appreciation of his cultural heritage and to teach him about the various liberal arts: history, language, literature, fine arts, music, religion, and philosophy. Humanities students enjoy themselves while learn- ing, though; field trips, workshops, and class discussions lighten the workload Humanities provides a good opportuni- ty to study and learn and have a lot of fun in the process. ne For his workshop, John Waters demonstrates the techniques needed to be a clown Each Humanities student is required to do a workshop in which he teaches the class a skill oh - = 234 A r an “= FRONT ROW: Brett “Mono” Lowe, Jonathan “Big Ed.” Shippey, Ms “Sandy” Thompson, Robert “Happy Feet” Wise, Lori “‘Bee’” Hummel, Andrea “Andy” Meeks, Arthur “‘Val.-man” Strathern, Cindi “Fingers” Weese, Greta “Precious Vocal Chords” Colbert, Bob ‘“Sax-Cymbal” Duncan. SECOND ROW: “Dr.” Doug Chancellor, Tommy “@NI” Wood, Kim “Hendrix” Sugden, Melanie ‘Emerald Eyes” Giddens, Michael “Pyramid?” Allen, David “Rabbi” Snow, Steve “Hit Man” McCullough, Celia ‘‘Alice” Hughes. BACK ROW: Debbie “Never Mind” Bell, Mark ““Cheeeez” Phillips, John “‘the Baptist’’ Waters, Joe ‘““Whata” Winner, Alice “Soft Touch” Watkins, David ‘ “Kentucky” Rose, Jeff ““D D’ Netzinger, Becky “Centaur” Barnes, Myra “Teddy Bear” Collins, Lynn “I Resent That” Bradley, Steve “Iran Man” Hohnadel. NOT PICTURED Pamela “and Company” Stanescu 262 09 NT FRONT ROW: Teresa Boyd, Liane Benoit, JoLynn Duckworth, Jay Hanson, Ms. Wade The Paper Staff Adviser, Maria Blair, Ray Hill. BACK ROW: Beverly Gude, Jerri Dotson, Ritchie Durdin, Debbie Lowe, Joey Way, Mark McGee, Patrice Meacham, Lisa Lunceford, Brad Griffin, Mark Starnes � JoLynn Duckworth - Assistant Editor; Mark Starnes - Editor Maria Blair, Jay Hanson, and Ritchie Durdin prepare The Paper for sale After beginning the year at a slow pace following the departure of last year’s newspaper adviser, this year’s staff was able to get the first edition in print by late November. The staff next underwent some personnel changes and made a few alterations in the newspaper. One of the first of these was in changing the publication’s name from Fire and Brimstone to The Paper. Each issue was headlined by The Paper in a different language from the last edition’s. All the articles and features are headlined with the word the and then the title, such as “The Sports” or “The Horoscope.” The staff members did their best to print a good newspaper for WRHS. The Paper Staff 263 —4 FRONT ROW: Lori Painter, Michelle Perry, Marsha Thorn. SECOND ROW: Leigh Ann Kaminski, Fran DePriest, Susan Cruthirds, Angela Sipe, BACK ROW: Wesley Barfield, Karen Bragg, David Watson, Susan Morris, Jonathan Shippey, Brenda Brown, Steve Huddleston, Wayne Nelson, Andrea Gore. 264 PIONEER STAFF 1982 Pioneer Staff The 1982 Pioneer Staff began making plans at the Georgia Yearbook Event held in Atlanta in June 1981. At the workshop, the staff decided on the theme, “‘Take a Closer Look ” and sketched out how the annual would appear. The Pioneer Staff took home two “Special Awards,” one to Editor Jonathan Shippey, and one to photo grapher Michelle Perry. Throughout the year, staffers did everything possible towards achieving a creative, informa tive, and entertaining edition of Pioneer ‘82 Take a closer look! Could these really be the people who put together the '82 Pioneer? PIONEER STAFF 265 EDITOR Jonathan Shippey. Michelle Perry, Photographer Robert P. Cruthirds, Adviser. Leigh Ann Kaminski and Fran DePriest take a break from their work on the yearbook. FRONT ROW: Fran DePriest, Senior Class Editor; Brenda Brown, Achievements Editor. BACK ROW: Leigh Ann Kaminski, Business Manager Lori Painter, Senior Class Editor. 266 PIONEER STAFF FRONT ROW: Susan Morris, Sophomore Class Editor; Karen Bragg, Class Editor. BACK ROW: Andrea Gore, Sophomore Class Editor; Watson, Junior Class Editor. Junior David At the Georgia Yearbook Event, Wesley Barfield, Jonathan Shippey, Susan Cruthirds, and Michelle Perry make use of some leisure time FRONT: Angela Sipes, Faculty Editor; SECOND ROW: Wesley Barfield, Clubs Editor; Marsha Thorn, Faculty Editor; BACK: Susan Cruthirds, Clubs Editor. Take a Closer Look Billboard. High School is a great time in our lives. We spend seven to eight hours on campus each day; but when that 3:15 bell rings the action really begins. There’s so much to do: clothes to buy, music to listen to, movies to see, dates 1 CoMr-1) elt OMB Colele Mi Cole loyael- Me) ME TaTe| T.V. shows to watch. The time is here for us to enjoy, and that’s what we can do - simply have a good time and live .... Bi. Nobody leans on Sharky’s Machine. ED a S Release Thru WARNER BROS © A Warner Communicanons Company © 1981 Onon Prctures Company Ail nghts reserved 268 LIFE! (1) Sophomores make last-minute prepara- tions on their homecoming float. (2) Band Sweetheart Patti Mobley waves to the crowd. (3) Judy Elder performs in Revue 81. (4) Pat White and the RAFB band perform for students at a special assembly just before the Thanksgiving holidays. (5) To the 1800 people who attend WRHS, this is “Our School.” (6) John Holland, Cathy White, Brenda Holland, and Mike Smith relax at the 1981 Jr.-Sr. Prom. (7) Olivia Newton-John’s hit song “‘Physical’’ topped the charts for more than nine weeks this year. (8) Sharky’s Machine was one of the biggest movie hits in Warner Robins. (9) Mike Clarke and John Hall take a break. (10) Where is the missing band student? el . LIFE! 269 evue ° Revue ‘81, under the direction of Mrs. Libby Childs, was produced on a theme of nostal gia Te 2 show, which ran seven nigh m late April early May, opened with “The Twilight Zone”’ and proceeded into A Musical Comedy. This part of the show was about five dancers who desperately want to “make it” into a show. After intermission, there was a musical trip to the Grand Ole Opry, and then the Old-time Rock-n-Roll section began This part of Revue ‘81 included songs by the Supremes, the Beach Boys, and the Lettermen and was highlighted by a tribute to the late John Lennon. Next came contemporary hits followed by a finale of marching Mouseketeers. The show was fun and entertaining for all who participated and attended By the time Mary McDonald is finished with her address to the audience, she discovers that she doesn't feel like dancing “Golden Oldies Jenny Word and Alan Kaplan are M.C.'s for Rock-n-Roll Part 1 270 LIFE! REVUE ‘81 Tom Patrick, Dale Carothers, Twilight Zone Kathy Gentry sings of “ tribute to John Lennon ‘esterday”’ Kathy Gentry, in a special and Vicky Chesser take Tracy Carothe Dance?” 2rs wonders the Revue '81 audience int “Could She Have This r) the “Nostalgia” t the Chesser are a verioyed because they got the part in n “A Salute to John Lenn Mistresses of Ceremonies Natalie Nichols and Karen Chappell add a special touch to the show Beach Boys Daryl Joiner, Dean Christian, Dale Carothers, and Gary Crawford sing about those “California Girls.” LIFE! REVUE ’81 271 Tammy Madry, Charles Hankins, and C P, rom Vi ght aS) See o Made L a h the | g The 1981 Junior-Senior Prom, which took place on May 9, was one of the best in the school’s history, according to the administrators. The theme, “I Made it Through the Rain,”’ was developed by having clouds, raindrops, and umbrellas hung from the lobby ceiling. After leaving the lobby one would ‘‘make it through the rain” by walking underneath the rainbow at the gym’s entrance and finding a beautiful spring evening within. Decora- tions inside the gym included a waterfall, a “‘lake”’ with floating candles, a gazebo, and tables ornamented with flower arrangements and raindrop candles. Tannhauser provided entertainment for the prom, and among the refreshments served was fresh boiled shrimp. All agreed that the Class of ’82 provided a well-planned, well-produced Junior-Senior One of the fancy decorations at the prom was this lake which actually contained water and floating for themselves and the °81 Seniors. eisai 272 LIFE! 1981 JR.-SR. PROM The great band Tannhauser plays its own special blend of pop and rock for the crowd at the dance Couples enjoy a slow dance at the Junior-Senior LIFE! 1981 JR..SR. PROM 273 EMMY ... Prince Charles and Lady Diana marry in July . . . Mediterran- ean Fruit Fly appears in California Columbia, the first spaceship intended for round-trips into space, makes two successful journeys Voyager II sends back best pictures ever of Saturn... Sandra O’Connor becomes first woman to be appointed to the United States Supreme Court ... Food shortages and strikes break out in Poland... Anwar Sadat is assassinated in October 6 military parade Wayne Williams is convicted of Atlanta child-murders ... Interest rates and unemployment on the rise ... Nancy Reagan _ spends $822,000 ‘“‘sprucing up” the White House ... Clemson is 1 college team in the United States Demons beat Valdosta for first time ever . . . Martial law is set down in Poland ... Andrew Young is elected mayor of Atlanta ... Worst winter in five years ... Snow days with no penalty ... Continued increase of world violence Horrible airplane crash in Washing- ton, D.C. brings out unforgettable acts of heroism ... Natalie Wood mysteriously drowns ... General Dozier kidnapped and later rescued in Italy ... Demons State and National Champions Israeli Prime Minister Menachim Begin is greeted at Robins Air Force Base 274 LIFE! NEWSISSUES °81-'82 The following are the top 10 high school football teams for 1981 as selected by National Sports News Service in Phoenix, Ariz. 1. Warner Robins, Ga. (15- 0) 2. Canton McKinley, Ohio (13-0) 3. Pittsburgh Mount Lebanon, Penn. (13-0) . Hampton, Va. (140) . Cincinnati Moeller, Ohio (12-1) . Carmel, Ind. (14-0) . Santa Fe Springs St. Paul, Calif. (14-0) . Richardson Lake Highlands, Texas (15- 0) 9. Palatka, Fla. (140) 10. Boise Borah, Idaho (12-0, S Valdosta-!4 é NG Va aig Demon ; _ Bryan Palmer and Mark Starnes indicate the Demons 1 national status, while fellow teammates Mark McGee and Chuck Boyd look on. Soon after the big win over Valdosta, bumper stickers such as this one could be seen all over town. bomber sits at RAFB. While Presiden cut the budget ev increased detense-spendi adds a touch of beauty to Warner Robins, n this picture and the one below Py “ 4 a: Ld . J 46 LIFE! NEWSISSUES '81-’82 275 EXIT...STAGE LEFT 2 ot the TIGhk Arthur was praised by the critics and public alike as being an excellent movie. It also provided another top-five single for Christopher Cross Brooke Shields was her usual controversial self when she starred in Endless Love Kim Carnes smiles after being notified of the sales of her album Mistaken Identity and single “Bette Davis Eyes.” 276 LIFE! LEISURISSUES '81-'82 HALLOWEEN II se The ee a es . Nig! f re }SVay Isn't Over! cra wb ia ©1981 Universal City Studies, inc Audiences were scared again in '81-'82. Halloween Il was another one of the very successful horror movies LeisuUriSSUES ‘Al-Be “Bette Davis Eyes” and Mistaken Identity are 1 song and album for ‘81 Brooke Shields hits with Endless Love, but Lionel Ritchie and Diana Koss have a bigger hit with the title song Olivia Newton-John gets Physical ... Foreigner 4 is a smash success Journey Escapes and takes thousands of fans with them San Francisco 49ers win Super Bow! Burt Reynolds wants you to have his baby in Paternity, but don’t lean on Sharky’s Machine ... Warren Beatty writes, directs, produces and stars in the 3% hour-long Reds ... Two Fondas and a Hepburn get together On Golden Pond ... Bear Bryant becomes winningest coach in history ... Hill Street Blues becomes popular after already being critically acclaimed ... Nicholas Nickleby opens on Broadway at $100 a ticket ... Dallas continues to lead all other shows in ratings ... Rolling Stones roll through North America Rubik’s cube baffles everyone Dodgers win the World Series Knickers come back in fashion after forty years ... Eligible Houston County Seniors are offered Early Release time 197 LIFE! LEISURISSUES °81-’82 277 Abb-Cur Index AAA Basebal Basketbal Boys nior Basketba Boys’ Varsity Basketball Giris’ Varsity 28, 253, 266 231, 264, 265 Sandra Ba y Band, Concert 2 Band, Marching 4 Band, Symphonic 2 Mike Barfield 114 Robin DeWitt Ronald Dey Ellen Dodsor Mike Dodson Theresa Dodsor Craig Doe 62 Curt Doe 116 ilar 74, 250 minick 116 ey 141 Cres Dorough 116 ELIZABETH DORR 24 Brian Dorsey 123, 146, 152 Sim Doss 116, 204 Jerri Dotson 74, 263 Jerry Dotson 131 Tammi Dotson 116, 220 Cheryl Doughtie 116 Harry Downer 131, 253 NANCY DOWNING 24 Susan Downing 245 Tracy Doxey 137, 253 Tommy Doyle 116 Robert Drafts 116 Ruth Drafts 131 Stan Drinnon 137 Vicky Droltette 126, 142, 257 Don Drysart 131, 216, 231 Jolynn Duckworth 62, 74, 209, 213, 242, 263 Kristie Duckworth 116 Daryl Dudley 116, 182 Jeff Dudley 75 Maurice Dudley 62, 75, 182, 183, 185, 260, 261 Bob Duncan 75, 209, 216, 227, 262 Shawn Dunkerton 116, 204, 206, 216, 226, 231 Clay Dunn 131 Pam Dunn 116, 201 Keith Dunnaway 13, 48, 75, 216, 228, 230 Kelly Dunnaway 116 Laura Dunstan 75, 232, 237, 257, 259, 271 CHERRY DUPREE 24 Ritchie Durdin 75, 216, 227, 240, 263 Terri Durlack 75 James Durrah 75, 203, 204, 216, 237 Tiger Dwight 75, 234, 237 John Dycus 75, 204, 205, 206 Cin Pam Tammy Fallows 76 Thomas Fallows 116 Don Ferry 11 CLARENCE FE F.H.A. 257 Duane Fields 65 Susan Fields 77, 249 Terri Fionda 7, 248 Lisa Fitzpatrick 116 Flag Corps 222, 223 Jeff Flowers 131, 205 Terry Flowers 1 Mickey Fluellen Terry Fluellen 116 JEAN FLOYD 15 FOOTBALL 3, 4, 150, 151 156, 157, 158, 159, 166 165, 166, 167, 168, 169 Football, Coaches 150 Football, Junior Varsity 17 Football, Seniors 151 Rodney Forbes 77 Sheila Forehand 116 Gwen Formby 77, 148 Wayne Foskey 116 Keith Fosse 131 Linda Foster 25 Natalie Fowler 116, 257 Sonya Fowler 131 Susan Fox 131, 257 Dirinda Franklin 249 Tammy Franklin 131, 209. Mike Frazier 112, 116, 117 Leslie Freeman 116, 187 French Club 240 Jack Frenz 131, 152, 178 Joy Frenz 77, 142, 255 Index Lee Gainous 1 Andrea Gale STAN GANN 150, Patch Garcia 116 Catherine Gardner Terry Gardner 131, 2 205, 206 Gary Garrison 116 Lori Garrison Joe Gassman 116, 182, 183, 184 261 Bridget Gauv Tara Geise Mink Gene Kathy Ge: MAYE GENTRY 25 Eric George 131 WILLIAM H. GEORGE 20 Chris Gerrard 116 Bryan Git Mike Wanda Gibson 116, 257 Melanie Giddens 7, 51, 52, 53, 55, 61, 63 198, 209, 237, 262, 277 IM GILREATH 19, 25, 245 Tammy Ginger 132, 253 ALENE GIST 26 Pamela Glenn 116 Leslie Glover 116, 148 Roger Glover 12, 151, 152, ALTOS GODFREY 32 JUDY GODFREY Katrina Goff 116 Golf 149 Jimmy Goodwin 132 Becky Gooley 77 Greg Goolsby 78, 151, 152. Mike Goolsby 78, 216, 228, 231 237 Pat Gootie 116 Patty Gorden 132 Tammy Gordon 78 Robin Gordy 117 Andrea Gore 49, 132, 139, 196, 232, 235, 237 264, 265, 267 MARY ANN GORE 26, 244 Patrick Gorieu 205 Tom Gorman 78, 142 Melodee Graham 78, 232, 251 Jimmy Grant 14, 78 Joedi Gravitt 117, 216, 237 Andy Gray 78, 205 Michael Gray 132 214, 215 Connie Greathouse 78 185, 237 Kelly Green 132, 209, 214, 215 239, 240, 259 Tim Green 258 Tina Green 117, 218, 237 Jeff Greene 142, 143, 166 Robert Greene 137 Tit cave Dat-Haz t Grimsley 132, 192, 193 61, 78, 208, 209, 2 rly Gude 79, 257, 263, 281 Amy Guest 79, 206 Robert Guin 132 THOMAS GUPTON 26, 28 Brian Guthrie 117 PAULA GWATHNEY 26 Dana Hall 44, 64, 79, 151, 153, 169, 213, 232 236, 237, 260 John Daryl Hall 79 John Robert Hall 79, 252, 269 Karen Hall 49, 57, 61, 79, 142, 199, 232, 237 Nancy Hall 79 Tim Hall 45, 62, 64, 65, 79, 238 Daphne Halliburton 79, 249 Angela Hallman 117 Barbara Hamilton 117 Keith Hamilton 137, 204, 206 MARY HAMMOND 13, 16, 17, 26 Mike Hancock 117, 152, 237, 239, 261 Mike Handley 132, 139 Brenda Hankins 117, 209, 214 Charles Hankins 79, 272 Lisa Hanselman 117 Jay Hanson 46, 65, 79, 145, 151, 152, 164, 171 213, 260, 261, 263 Jeff Hanson 128, 137, 138, 153, 168, 239, 261 Marianne Happe!l 117 Joey Harbert 216, 225 Marvin Harbert 49, 79, 216, 226, 240, 245 Melanie Harbuck 132, 223 Judy Hardin 80 Angelia Hargrove 137 Leila Harley 117, 212 Mary Harmon 80 Sam Harmon 117 Robert Harnage 80 Andy Harper 41, 80, 146, 151, 153, 155 237, 260 Barbara Harper 50, 80, 252 James Harper 132 Kim Harper 132 Mike Harrell 14, 80, 149 Steve Harel] 80 Jimmy Harris 137 Lisa Harris 123 Paul Harris 80, 204, 206 Shirley Harris 132 Tina Harris 132, 224, 237 Maureen Hart 117, 148 Donald Hartley 117, 192, 194 Dewey Hartsoe 80 Linda Harvey 132 Shari Harvey 132, 216, 231 Donna Haslem 117 David Hataway 117 Bambi Hatmaker 80 Edward Hatmaker 132 Adrian Haugabrook 62, 152, 178, 261 Stacy Haugabrook 13, 50, 117, 125, 132, 176, 177, 234, 236, 237, 261 Mark Havery 205, 215, 232 Barbara Hawk Bruce Hawkins 117 Lisa Hawthorne 132 Marty Hayes 132 Allison Hazen 80, 209, 240, 244, 245 Dave Hazen 117 Richard Hazen 117, 204, 205, 206 Daf-Haz 279 Hea-ilicc Index Industrial Arts Club Me Homecoming Court 6, ¢ l Homecoming Parade Sweethearts Homecoming Que i 158 Natalie H mas House 82 Houston County Board of Education ‘im Madder Dana Maddox Tammy Madry Karen Magoor Patti Mahaffey Majorettes 2 Greg Majors 118, 24 l ry Malarky Lambert 133, 137 § 1 186 ica Malarky 118 LIAM LAMBERT 32 , Im 118, 123, 249 Larry Lambe , 15 l Malone 133 Vonda Lane 84 ne 133, 212 Donna Langston ory Malone 118, 237 Amber Lanier 5, 1 5, 1 1 1 Frances Manard 87, 248 sa Mango 8 l 21, 122, 1 “ j abee | ot Manire 133, 204, 205, 206 dunior Cl Officers 112 Buddy Manning 118, 1 dJunior-Senior Prom Keit lf g l Dena Manning 133 N Rachel Mansfield 87, 237 Aimee Maret 118, 249 NAN MARKERT 19, 27 Julie Marrett 118 Leslie Marshall 123 Joseph Martin 15 253 Mary Ann Martin 133, 204, 2 Victor Martin 119, 259 Tammie Leachman 1 Betty Matczak 119, 257 We Ledbetter 11 Math Club Math Team 244 Jonathan Lee 133 Derrick Mathis 119, 146 Leigh Ann Kaminski 84, 11 5, 26 Cathy Leinart 1 ‘ PATRICIA MATHIS 28 265. 266 R Len 232 Bruce Mayhew 87, 21( Thomas Kane 118, 2 2 Jon Le 5, 149, 232, 237 Mark Matnard 133 Alan Kaplan 118 ( Lettermen's Club 26( Patricia McAllaster 133 Jim Kaszowski 32 Allen Lewis 133, 205, 206 Kris McCall 87, 144, 246, 249, 260 Paula Kaszoeoski 84 BOBBY LEWIS 33 Buddy McCallum 133, 146 Frank Keeno 118, 249 Brian Lewis 133 Maria McCallum 87, 215, 232 Harry Keeno 118 Cecil Lewis 133, 148 Eddie McCamish 133, 216, 226, 230 Herb Keeno 182, 184 Charlene Lewis 148, 2 Rodney McCarty 87, 151, 153, 165, 260 s eanision Index Index nian Office Assistants 2 Panne Paper Staff 2 sa McManus g McMichas er McM McNeil 88 McNe McQuair McVe a McWh Laurie McWil Jeadows 89 David g J RAFFIELL Brit Pilche C ELSIE RAINBOW 35 Pioneer Staff 264 5 ) j Brian Raley 134 Scott Pipkins 120, 15 l Terri Pipkins 134 CHARLOTTE PLATT Selina Mines a Glenn Ray Jennifer Mitchel t T Pollard 1 1° John Ray 94 John Mitchell E : Steve Ray 94 Tess Mitchell 1 Sonnie 7 ge Ma ol E DER 1 Robert Razzolin Virginia Mite . : . 4 T Ponds 25 Warren Red 94 Wayne Mitche _— _- - - P. 0, 122, 2 Cathy - Reed 94 Lisa Mizell 134 Regina Nottingham 91 i N 7 J Catherine Patti Mobley 50, 90, 21 2 Wrenn — P 120, 2 Ree Anita Molargik 119 : Stephen Monday 134 Janelle Monroe 134 K f 1 1 187, 1 1 Mike FRANCES MOODY 34 Por Frank Jim Moody 119 Kevin Porter 134, 152, 1 i Revue 81 2 April Moore 119, 202 Shondrelle Porter b Ellen Reynolds 49 Brett Moore 134, 17% Veronica Porter 259 Roger Reynolds 95 Daniel Moore 90, 2 Melanie Posey 51, 1 Carey Rice Patty Moore 134 Tric sey 60, 61, § Kare Peggy Moore 119 : . ' tter | 1 y R ey Mike Moran 134, 17 Warner Robins ‘Demons’ ceith Powell 93 $1 Sales Res 98 John Morgan 134 2 be im P e 3, 216 BETTY RINGLER Jane Moroney 119 81 AAAA State Champs Gu Fue Robin Ringer 135 Carolyn Morris 90 y Beth Powers 93, 1 2 25 id Ringwelski! 137 Donnie Morris 119 Donna Pratt 253 Rodney Morris 119 Kathy Pratt 93 ROTC 2, 1 203, 204, 2 ROTC Queen and Court Rowdy Roundtree Sapr Sapp 121 Connie Sass Nick Sass: Leah Saunders Mark Saun Kim Savage KENNETH W fichelle Say Tony Saylor Karen Scarborough Keith Scarbor Lisa Scarborow Paul Scarlett 137 Charlies Sch it 96 Drew Schn Scott Schomer 135 Science Club 245 Cindy Scoggins 50, 253 Alison Scott 120, 240 Tim Scott 96 Thomas Scott 96, 153, 260 Jackie Sealy 120, 216, 230 Richard Seargent 249 Robin Segars 113, 120 Scott Selke 121 5, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70, 71, 72 78, 79, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84 85, 86, 87, 88, 89, 90, 91, 92, 93, 94, 95, 96. 97, 98, 99, 100, 101, 102, 103, 104, 105, 106 107, 108. 109. 110. 111 Senior Class Officers 64 deff Severs 144, 145 Carole Seymour 96, 17 Mike Shain 96, 245 Steve Shain 135 Jonathan Shank 135 Flora Shankle 62, 96, 213, 245 Helen Shankle 135, 204, 205, 206 Tim Sharpe 14, 63, 65, 96 Clint Shedd 121, 124, 216, 239 Jerry Sheffield 97 Rob- Tys 282 YN S Silk Corps 22 JOSEPH E. SMITH 21 Mary Smith 98, 148 98 Sr Softball 14( Sophomore Class 1( i 134, 135, 136, 137, 138, 139 Sophomore Class Officers 128 Brenda Southard 135 Brian Southard 98 Lisa Sowell 137 Spanish Club 1, 242, 243 Henry Speed 204 hn Sperandeo 121, 149 Lori Spinks 135 Karen Spires 98 Steve Spires 135, 216 Pam Spivey 98, 201, 28 Napporn Sritan 121, 204, 214 Auda Squires 12] PAMELA STANESCU 30 Mark Starnes 10, 38, 99, 151, 152 165, 167, 169, 213, 260, 261 Leslie Steele 112, 121, 127 Chuck Steese 142 Mark Tallant dulie Steese 135, 180, 261 VIC Brian Stephens 135, 204, 206 Kris TALMAGE Tallant 271 Carla Stephens 121 Mark Tallant Herbert Stephens 121 Rhodenia Talton David Stetson 196 Keith Tankersley Darin Stewart 135 David Stewart 121, 240 Ron: Jill Stewart 137 Arth Karen Stewart 99, 254 Tannhauser 273 ie Tarpley 135 ur Taylor 248 Carolyn Taylor 119 ae 121 248 Cross-Country Girls’ 148 HA AM sckie weed ORA TYDINGS Tygett 101 Tyler 123 Tyson 36 ( s 137 Jeanine Williams 246, 247, 249 nie Wade 1, 1 5 252 Kelly Williams 136, 236 IA WAL 0, 26 Mark Williams 137, 253 Wagner 101, 216, 23 Mary Williams 103 Mike Wagner 122, 216, 22 Pete Williams 1 Brent Walker Daniel Walker Neal Walker WALTER WALKER 33 William Walker 101 Kevin Wall 101, 151 Rick Wallace | Erin Wallau Chris Walsh Bill Walters 122, 149 Kim Ward 136 E.C. WARNOCK 9 Mary Warren 1 Kari Washko 122 John Waters 102, 245, 2 Todd Wilson 250 e Watkins 102, 211, 238, 245, 26 Joe Winner 14, 104, 110, 244, 245, 262 Kristy Watkins 50, 122, 125, 126, 202, 243, 259 Scott Winner 137 Mark Watkins 102, 149 Robert Wise 14, 104, 244, 262 Sharon Withrow 104, 201, 238, 243 Hughlene Womack 123 Jackie Womack 104, 110, 148, 204 Valerie Womack 122, 248 Billy Wood 151, 153 ELOISE WOOD 31 JOHN WOOD 31, 251 Tommy Wood 104, 146, 211, 243, 262 Dana Woodard 12, 122, 222, 237 Robin Woodham 122, 257 Ron Woodham 137, 205, 206 Angie Woods 136, 181, 237 Jeanette Woods 128, 136, 179, 237, 239 Keith Woods 8, 136, 152, 178 DON WOOLEY 33 Roger Woolfork 142 Theresa Woolfork 205, 256 Mike Wooten 122 David Word 122, 204, 205, 206, 240 Jenny Word 234, 249, 270 Michelle Wortham 137 Wrestling 192, 193, 194, 195 Barbara Wright 122, 179, 187, 189, 190, 1 Alan Yeager 104, 151 Kelvin Wright 104, 146, 248, 260 Keith Yeager 131, 136. Terry Wright 123, 248, 260 Marie Yerdon 122 LINDA WYATT 19, 31 Tina Yerdon 104 Floyd Wynn 136, 178, 236 Mike Young 137 Keith Wynn 186 Terry Young 13, 122, 123, 202, 216, 231 Kip Wynne 122, 124, 216, 226 Laura Youngblood 119, 122 i sy Editor’s Message If I had to choos I am most proud, it of the °82 Pioneer workshop last June, dedicated to getting the so that each of the 288 page c used. I hope you will agree that we have reached objective If just one person finds his memories captured annual when he looks through it later on, then the long hours, allll-night yearbook sessions, hard work, and frustrations will all be worth it. I encourage everyone to take a closer look and find what this publication can offer you personally. Enjoy it; it’s yours! One additional note: Thank you to all my friends, specifically the Humanities class, Janelle, Bruce, and Tracey; and to my family, especially Mom and Dad. Without all of these people, this book would not exist Editor, 1982 PIONEER Acknowledgements Editor: Jonathan Shippey Adviser: Robert P. Cruth Publisher: Walsworth Publishing Company Representative: John James Account Executive: Donna Bears Photographers Underclassmen: National School Studios, Inc Seniors: Olson's Studio Candids: Bruce Avery, Stephen Graham, Virgil B. Olson, Michelle and David Watson Cover: Levant grained and silk-screened in Maroon 106 on Br base. Eyes are hot-foiled stamped in Hot Foil Green 105 Theme: “Take a Closer Look si Paper: Dull Enamel Size: 84% X 11 Pages: 288 Bobby Bowden, FSU Head Football Coach Press Run: 1150 Type Style: Sou Display Headlines Outstanding Senior Tiffany Miss WRHS Pageant, Miss PIONEER Candidates, Prom Playoff Games: Reverse print Pioneer Life! Section: Helvetica Outline Italics Revue '81: Broadway Newsissues, Leisurissues, Index: Orbit My special thanks to Mrs. Lynn Shepherd, Mrs. Brege, and the office staff and counselors for their encouragement and support Bruce McClellan and the Daily Sun for help in obtaining sports pictures. Skip Korson, Starship Records Tapes, and Rama Theatre for pictures BOBBY BOWDEN OF FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY FOR JUDGING THE MISS PIONEER CONTEST Jackie Johnston for Spanish Club copy; Melanie Giddens for Anchor Club Copy; Mrs. Daves for FBLA copy; Lynn Bradley for Band copy; and Brenda Brown for Lettermen’s Club copy All the teachers and students who did what they could to help out the yearbook staff in its production of Pioneer ‘82. Steve Huddleston for his invaluable help on the February deadline! The following people typed the Index at the back of the book: Wesley Barfield, Debbie Bell, Bunny Black, Lynn Bradley, Karen Bragg, Fran DePriest, Melanie Giddens, Andrea Gore, Beth Hedge, Brett Lowe, Andrea Meeks, Wayne Nelson, Theresa Nichols, Lori Painter, Jonathan Shippey, David Snow, Pam Spivey, Joe Winner, and Donna Zeuner THANKS! Coronet “With One More Look at You” which was printed in the conclusion, was written by Paul Williams and Kenny Ascher. Patrons ABCO Floor Covering Says Good Luck, Graduating Seniors. A Touch of Class The Barber Shoppe Barfield Roofing Company B C Sporting Goods Beverly's Sporting Goods Blanche’s Fashion Boutique Bob’s Chevron Bob Moore - Allstate Boulevard Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Bragg Mr. and Mrs. Bobby C. Brown family Burke Furniture Co. Complete Home Furnishings Central Baptist Church Coke’s Camera Center Dr. Mrs. Carl L. Crawford Arthur D. Cruthirds Beulah White Cruthirds Citizens Southern Bank Of Houston County Crossroads Tracing Co.; Good Luck Class of ’82 Crown Glory Cycle Clinic Suzuki Farmer’s Furniture First National Bank of Houston County Don’s Amoco Grange Mutual Companies Farmland Mortgages Inc. Forest Avenue Florist Franklin Battery and Supply Hancock Fabrics Handyman Hardware Handyman True Value Hardware Hardee’s 1 says: “‘Congratulations Class of 82” Haverty’s Furniture Company Hoagie House says: “‘Best of Luck Graduating Seniors’”’ Houston Mall Merchants Association Howards Jewelry Gift Shop; Watch and Clock repair Mr. and Mrs. Willie C. Huddleston Jim’s Food Mart G. Frederic Joy J. Mac Olds-Cadillac Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Kaminski, Leigh Ann and Steve Kinneys Shoes Mary and Taylor Kirkland Mr. and Mrs. Claude Lewis Mary-Myzelle Bridal and Formals Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Manning Manor Pharmacy Mrs. Natalie Norris and E. L. (Buddy) Norris, RPh Mr. and Mrs. L. A. McConnell Jr. McDonalds Horse Supply and Western Store Mr. and Mrs. Richard Morris Mrs. Georgia Nelson Ralph Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Richard John Pagan Dr. and Mrs. F. M. Parker Paul and Ruth Payne Penny Pincher’s Shopp Lt. Col. and Mrs. Al Perry Self Furniture Shaheen Office Supply Shakeys’ “Shaklee Food Supplements For Better Health’’ Shepherd Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Shippey Shirley Hills Baptist Church Mr. and Mrs. Herbert J. Sipes Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Don Smith Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Steele and Leslie The Toggery Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Tomlinson Wall Tire Service Warner Robins Florist Warner Robins Gun and Pawn Shop Mr. and Mrs. Claude Watson Jr. and David Wicker World says: “Good luck in the Graduates!” Future For when you look at me I'm everything and more That | had dreamed I'd be. My spirit feels a promise: I won’t be alone . We'll love and live more — Love and live Forever ... a? ®., ir 2 With one more look at you I'd learn to change the stars And change our fortunes too. I'd have the constellations Tracy Hunter, Randy Farmer, Donna Hunter, and ; t Marco Zepponni share a few moments together. Paint your portrait, too. | : So all the world might Share this wondrous sight The world could end Each night With one more look at you... With one more look at you... I Want One More Look At You. WALSWORTH PUBLISHING COM PAN Y NE. MISS kK A aa - “hk '