Alfred E Beach High School - Golden Bulldog Yearbook (Savannah, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1973 volume:

The Golden Bulldog Published by the Students of The Mighty Alfred Ely Beach Senior High Did You Know Who He Was? Colonel Alfred Ely Beach was close- ly related to the early education among Negroes in Chatham County. Born in Springfield, Massachusetts, in 1826, he was educated at Monson Academy, Monson, Massachusetts. At an early age. he became a mechani- cal genius and inventor of note. His inventions included the first successful typewriter with radial swinging arms. He was responsible for the beginning of the elaborate pneu- matic tube system which now trans- ports mail and telegrams around New York City. In 1864. the American Missionary Association, with the aid of a substan- tial contribution from Colonel Beach, opened a school for Negroes in Sav- annah. Georgia. This educational unit was located at Harris and Price Streets and named Beach Institute. The school closed in 1916 and remained closed until 1922. It was reopened as the Beach Continuation School. In 1924, this unit became part of the local school system. Beach closed its doors again in 1929 but carried its name to Cuyler Junior High. It remain- ed there at Cuyler and Anderson Streets as Beach-Cuyler until January 1950. At this time, it moved into the at 47th and Hopkins ecame known as the Al- igh School. present pla Streets and fred E. Bead int bee :h Hi; Alfred Ely Beach (1826-1896) wmits S?t%TX..r to ... To Beauty 4 Miss Homecoming and Court Miss Booster and Court The key of Leadership was a well used key at Beach this year. Leaders, from the principal’s office to the offices of student leaders, provided the impetus to keep the school in motion. Mr. Brock writes annoucements. Stephanie advises Wille on Student Qouncil affairs. Mrs. Hamilton takes time out from a conference for a smile. Miss Judd gives pointers to a student. Gregory conducts a Senior Class meeting. 5 Joe Owes concentrates on the game Quarterback Jim Wynn confers with the coaches Cheerleaders keep the crowd excited Mr. Johnson keeps an eye on things Mrs. Bennett. Sandra Capers, and Brenda Reeves count money The band was a major source of spirit for booster club raffle 6 To Spirit Spirit is one of the keys to a good school year. Although Beach High School did not have one of its best years competitively, its students showed a lot of spirit. This was reflected by the cheerleaders, attendance at games and pep rallies, and a general feeling of harmony. We, of the Yearbook staff, feel that Beach really got it together in 73 Majorettes practice routine for upcoming game 7 Though injured. Phillip Williams came to cheer the team on Football team prepares for Johnson game To Unity Beach High School was known for its friendly atmos- phere. Not only were the stu- dents congenial; but also the faculty and staff. Unity is harmony ... the sense of being one. Thus the key of unity was one of the most important and prized keys. Listening to a lecture together Black and white together ;! Posing for a picture together Working together Eating together Cheering together Playing in the band together Testing together Working together Walking the halls together To Happiness Happiness . .. the expression that puts us among the good times, good friends, and a smile; which means Friday is nearing, the team is winning, three o’clock is coming and just plain old “goofing off”. As school days come to an end these are the things we remember as well as the things we learn in classes. Almost time to clock out. Trying to cut the lunch line Going home What’s going down Getting a quick game of basketball before being caught cutting class. To Knowledge aon Each member of the faculty and ad- ministation influenced the students tre- mendously. Together educators and stu- dents worked for perfection. Thus, the key that the faculty held was one of the most important. The key. which someday may bring success or failure, is the key of knowledge. Books motivate learning Fascinated by germs. 12 Mrs. Wynn solves a problem. Miss Noonan demonstrates with Oscar. Knowledge of the world begins at Beach. A prime source of knowledge is the library. Talking it over with Mr. Martin. Movie Projector stimulates the mind. Dr. Garvin gives a lecture. Mrs. Patterson aids students with a problem. Tension Rises During Preliminaries for Miss Beach Theresa ponders the emcees' question Alexis does a creative dance Julie poses for the photo- grapher Cynthia croons for the audience Virgie sings for the lovers Lisa smiles sweetly Annette models a lovely gown 16 Miss Beach JK i ISrS ;'. ■ ■ ■ •. HL’ySi'11 Hnfi sar the students of intelligence as'Miss Bead a|nw i . -r? • V Beach select a young lady possessing the altributes of beauty, year’s charming selection was Lisa Audet. Miss Beach’s Attendants 18 Misses Golden Bulldog • These Ladies have gained their titles,by selilr GOLDEN BULLDOG YEARBOOK. The AnnuBptafff Denise Ross Miss Ugly — Yvonne (Bonnie) Mills Mr. Ugly — Gerald Haynes Mr. Miss Ugly The Mr. and Miss Ugly Contest and Stu- dent faculty basketball games were spon- sored by the Student Government to raise money for the March of Dimes. At half- time Mr. and Miss Ugly were presented. They are Yvonne Mills (Bonnie) and Gerald Haynes. The girls won the first game and The men faculty members won the scond game. Mr. and Miss Ugly pose together. Aren't they lovely? 20 Coach Ellington SINKS IT off!!! Coach Carter goes up for rebound Miss Homecoming Attendants Emmie Denise Williams Sandra Capers. 1st Runner-up Zandra Boston. 2nd Runner-up: Ann Roberts. 3rd Runner-up. 21 Miss Booster Attendants Miss Booster and Attendants FROM RIGHT TO LEFT Beverly Murphy Miss Booster. Laura Mercer 1st Runner-up and Carol Mitchell 3rd -up. 22 Mr. Miss Blue and Gold For protraying outstanding school spirit Virgie Gaines and John Johnson were crowned Mr. Miss Blue and Gold. Each contestant was advised to design an orginal outfit. When the judging was com- plete, Virgie and John, emerged victoriously. 23 All Seniors deserve some amount of recognition. Twelve years of their lives have been spent in school. They deserve respect and admiration, for they have reached the final step on their first ladder. There are also others that have exceeded in certain scholastic and school activities. Gregory Moore, Senior Class President, was chosen from the Senior Class. President of the Student Government Association, Willie McDuffie, was chosen. Oteria Jackson is editor of the Beacon. Stephanie Taylor, editor of the Golden Bulldog and Joe Nelson, head photographer were choosen. From the 24 band. Theresa Muller was chosen. Chorus chose Adrain Braxton. Joe Owens of the football team was chosen. Aaron Davis and Raynard Sills of the basketball team were choosen. Sandra Capers of the cheerleaders was choosen. Shirley Fields of the Drill Team was choosen. From the Majorettes. Alexine Hutchinson was choosen. All of these students deserve special recognition for they have ex- ceeded in these certain areas. 25 26 Quiz Bowl PRACTICE makes perfect. And you'd better believe it! The B.H.S. Quiz Bowl was the first undefeated team this year. Three Time Champs Richard Lowe — Captain Harold Kellin Michael Sears Joe Nelson Melony Skeleton — Alternate Miss Cunningham — Advisor 27 The Chorus performs on the Thanksgiving program The Drama club prepares tor a play. The Student Council has a meeting. The band plays at the Miss Beach pageant. Chess Club: Who's move? The Dance Group puts it together Student-Government Association Members of the association Student Government Association Officers President — Willie McDuffie Vice President — Stephanie Taylor Secretary — Freddie Washington Treasurer — Ann Roberts 30 Advisors — Mrs. J. M. Jenkins and Miss Emory Wells Honor Society Officers President — Johnny Joselove Vice-president — Ralph Lyons Secretary — Vera Burns Treasurer — Debbie Blumenthal Reporter — Jackie Glass 1st Row — Mrs. Westcot. advisor, Harold Vellin. Jonny Joselove. Melinda Mazo. Charlesetta Graham. Ralph Lyons. Stephanie Taylor. 2nd ROW — Susan Chilton. Tamra Haymans. Camilla Clark. Richard Lowe. Vera Burns. Karen Jones. Melony Skelton. Veda Burns. Jackie Glass. Rosa Cobb. Sharon Thompson, and Diane Bacon. 3rd ROW — Lynn Ernst. Wendy Hester. Bruce Creech. Marcia Delk. Laura Hill. Keith Dockery. Michael Sears. Clark Burns. Stewart Gold, and Kevin Purcell. History of the Club The National Honor Society, is an organization that gives recognition to outstanding students on the basis of scholarship, leadership, and service. The Beach High Chapter was formed in 1951 by the late Miss M. E. Wright. Senior Members 31 Beta Club Melinda Mazo, Johnny Joselove, Ann Pories. Harold Yellin, Loretta Pletcher. Tamra Haymans. Clark Burns. Ellen Gefen. Ralph Lyons. Jan Langston, Karen Jones. Susan Chilton, Marcia Delk. Diane Bacon, Jill Skordal. Wendy Hester. Theresa Muller. Stephanie Taylor. Richard Lowe. Camilla Clarke. Lynn Ernst. Debbie Blumenthal, Joseph Gardner, Andy Suchower, Ken Gwinner, Ned Gwinner. Robert Manson. George Steinheimer, Tommy Huskinson. Daisy Hurst, Maxine Adilman, Mi- chael Sears, Bruce Creech. Not Shown: Janet Dixon, Kenny Council. Charlesetta Graham, Keith Dockery. James Adams. Melony Skelton, Diane Williams, Stewart Gold, Laura Hill, Edward Brannen. Peggy Hines. Jackie Glass. Advisors: Mrs. C. H. Pope Mr. W. J. Brantley President — Daisy Hurst Vice President — Keith Dockery Recording Secretary — Stephanie Taylor Corresponding Secretary — Joseph Gardner Treasurer — George Steinheimer The National Beta Club is a non-secret, service- leadership club for high school students. It was instituted and is operated to reward merit, encour- age effort and elevate the moral welfare of high school students. 32 Senior Members Mr. Peeler talks to the Beta Club about a fund raising project. These Students have 4.0 averages, they are, Joseph Gardner. Harold Vellin, Richard Lowe. Ralph Lyons. Marcia Delkand Keith Dockery. The Beta Club Sold this stationery. The Beta Club 33 Future Business Leaders of America The F.B.L.A. is a business education club for students. It provides for leadership, social growth and a respect for busi- ness enterprise in the American way of life. President: Annette Woodard Advisors: Mrs. B. J. Flahertey Mrs. J. H. Smith Mr. J. L. Hendry Mr. Charles Schwartz Mr. Schwartz gives instructions. Chess Club The Beach High Chess Club was founded in the fall of 1971 with a rousing good show at the first annual Armstrong State Chess Tournament. Gary Rierson was the winner of the high school divi- sion. Members of the club meet every Tuesday at 3:05 in Room 304. Members of the club are: G. Faircoth, T. McCabe. M. Silverman, T. Eason, P. Keen, B. Man- son, B. Podres, D. Snodgrass, M. Conn. L. Driver, B. McLendon, R. E. Bailey, K. Rawlins, B. Beckham, E. Branner, B. Bacon. President ....... Vice President ... Sec. of Defense . Resident — artist Chief Kibitzer ... Gary Rierson J. Linthicum B. Snider J. Linthicum G. Witter Thinking it over Future Homemakers of America An organization of students who assist greatly in library work. The main purpose of this organiza- tion is to encourage student readings. Advisor: Mrs. Adkins and Mrs. Brentson F.H.A. gave a Thanksgiving program. F.H.A. prepared Christmas baskets. A national organization of pupils studying homemaking, which develops social qualities and the promotion of better home life. Advisor: Mrs. D. R. Lampkin Mrs. J. Blake. L-R. FRONT ROW: Shannon Stevens, Lex Ann Davis. Shaeonita Osborne. Linda Burke. Sandra Jones. Sandra Lee. Elva Bright. BACK ROW: Shirley Fields. Donna Demeds. Diane Ward. Yovonne Lee. Agnes Ancrum. Paula Jones, and Sharon Sapp. Drill Team L-R. Officers. Sharonita Osborne, Agnes Ancrum, and Lex Ann Davis. L-R. Seniors. Diane Ward, Yvonne Lee, Agnes Ancrum, Shirley Fields, Advisor. Miss Marsha Tolbert Paula Jones, and Sandra Lee. 38 Dance Group The Dance Group poses for a picture Doing their thing! The Dance Group takes part in Thanksgiving program. The objectives of the Dance Group are to promote and simulate the enjoyment of danc- ing. and to teach the students the various types of dancing. Ron Broadnox Barbara Dawsey Marion Dawsey Judy Doys Pat Frazier Helen Johnson Diane Mincey Cheryl Oswell Thelma Phillips Marvin Rivers Linda Roberts Patricia Taylor Debra Tyson Jeff Vaughn Pat Williams Miss Patricia Mathis — Advisor The Dance Group wrapped up in it's work. The Finale! 39 Excelsiors The members of the Excelsior Club may be described as original, enthusiastic, dependable and scholarly. The purposes of the club is to work cooperatively with the school in: (1) removing obstacles so that school life can move forward: (2) to stimulate individual and group thinking: (3) to make significant contributions for development and refinement (4) to promote academic excellence. Agnes Ancrum Juanita Bostick Zandra Boston. V.P. Sharon Brown. Treas. Sandra Capers Denise Christopher Kay Cutter Virgie Gaines Wanda Green Dale Hall 40 Deborah Liggins Sandra Martin Regina Parlor Millicent Relaford Ann Roberts Denise Ross Barbara Scott Cynthia Scott Yvonne Simmons Barbara Smith, Fin. Sec. Freddie Washington. Sec. Linda Williams Stephanie Taylor, Pres. Terese Wright Diann Walker Diahann Ward The Excelsiors take this opportunity to thank our advisor, Mrs. Geneva Y. Smith, for her help and encouragement this year. 41 Chorus Mixed Chorus FRONT ROW — S. Anderson, R. Ellington, P. Burgest. C. Faircloth, M. Smith, S. Jones. L. Watson, F. Bangs. M. Wilkins. M. Mobley. L. Williams. K. O'Neal. L. Watkins. V. Gaines. S. Brown: 2nd ROW — J. Washington. A. Hutchinson. D. Shoefstall, W. Green. P. Frazier. M. Relaford. D. Liggins. V. Cooper, P. Hall. J. Johnson. B. Webb: 3rd ROW — A. Brown. R. Hopkins. C. Mitchell. A. Williams. R. James. A. Mungin. B. Plummer. C. Smith. P. Williams. R. Newton: 4th ROW — D. Graham, G. Ward. A. Johnson. W. Coade. D. Walker, F. Ponder. 0. Jackson. H. Hugee. T. Wright. L. Scott. A. Quarterman. J. Rivers. M. Rivers: 5th ROW — J. Johnson. K. Wallace, N. Jones. A. White, V. Johnson, B. Scott. K. Sheppard. W. Gaines. C. Brown. J. Vaughn. The purpose of The Alfred Ely Beach Senior High Chorus under the direction of Mrs. Judd to furnish music for school assemblies, take part in community activities, give recitals locally and out of the city when requested and increase the students understanding and appreciation of all facets of vocal music. Girls Chorus All-City Chorus C. Faircloth. S. Jones. M. Smith. L. Watson. F. Bangs. M. Wilkins. J. Vaughn. 0. Jackson, P. Williams, R. Newton. M. Mobley, K. Sheppard. L. Williams, D. Liggins, K. O'Neal, S. Brown, C. Smith, D. Walker, N. Jones, A. Brown, A. Johnson, J. Johnson, J. Rivers. W. Ceade. P. Frazier, T. Wright, V. Gaines. A. Quarterman. Beacon Staff Feature Editors — Veda Burns Pattie Watson (Not Shown) Assistant Editor — Keith Dockery Sports Page Editor — Craig Hancock Editor-in-Chief — Oteria Jackson News page Editor — Bill Robertson 1st — Linda Moore. Zandra Bostick. Elizabeth Pritchard. Mary Dreis- sen. Marie Moore. Lynne Reiser 2nd — Barbara Scott. Oteria Jack- son. Jessis Thompson. Craig Hancock. Cathy Scott. Bill Robertson 3rd — Leroy Russell. Jerry Robinson. Harvey Yellin. and Mimi Eicholz. Photographers and Mrs. Seifferman. 43 Looking over old Beacons. TOP: George Steinhiemer. Joseph Gardner. Janice Wagner. James Wilson. Stephanie Taylor. Janet Dixon. Dianne Williams and Michael Sears. BOTTOM: Rosa Cobb. Charlesetta Graham. Tamra Haymans. Karen Jones. Melony Skelton. Susan Wicker and Ralph Lyons. Solve: y mx +b m jb -6 1 -f CoS 2 - SinQ • Sin 30 2 sin© log 2.36 = 1_________ log .021245 - 8_____,10 log 4162 = 3. log N = N - George and Ann sign charter. (TOP AND LEFT) The purpose of this organization is to promote scho- larship in, and enjoyment and understanding of, Mathe- matics among high school students. This group’s major goal this year is to Charter a National Honor Math Club called Mu Alpha Theta. Math Club 44 The Math Club. V.I.C.A. Advisor Mr. Barnes. Parliamentarian — Dawn Frawley. Reporter — Tommy Sullivan. Treas. — Pam Vickery. V.P — Sonny Peacock. Sec. — Judy Watts. President — David Davenport. 45 Future Farmers of America Mr. Stiles gathers the group together. The FFA exhibit their work. 4 The FFA is taught by Mr. Samuel Stilles. Its purpose is to strenghen students in the public schools for practical training in ag- riculture. Its members are; Lyneath Polite. Dale Hall. Betty Scott. Diann Walker. Audrey Quarterman. Mercer Surrancy. Paula Jones. Tonya Smith. Nathinel Jones. Janice Smalls. Sandra Jones. Russell Thompson. Margret Myers. Adrain Gates, and Willie Murphy. 46 Nutrition Council The Members The Officers The purpose of the Nutrition Council is to see that the students’ lunches are improved. Its advisers are: Mrs. Blake. Mrs. Lampkin. and Mrs. Synder. Its members and officers are — Pres. Kathy Sheppard. Vice Pres. Dianne Williams. Sec. Veronica Quarterman. Treas. Willie Gaines: Samuel Anderson. Diane Bacon. Charlie Brown. Jacqueline Ferguson. Linda Jennings. Sheryl Johnson, Tyrone McLoud. Audrey Quarterman. Deborah Richards. Alfred White. Helen Johnson. Rosemary Scott, and Charlie Byrd. What are you doing — Nutrition Council! ♦ Auto Mechanics 'i Mr. Gardner stops for a picture. The auto mechanics class was started in 1959. Today its teacher Mr. Gardner has two classes, each composed of 15 members. Two units are recieved upon completion of the course. Its members are Edward Archer. Charles Barratta. Paul Birge. Daniel Boltz. Harry Hampton. Robert J. Hodges. Simon Jacobs. Ronald Malone. Daniel Matison. Rudolph Mitchell. George Siegle. and Donald Williamson. I he young men pause to rest. 48 Working together The Junior Classical League 1st ROW: 1st year Senate Members — Jana Whittier, Lynn Reiser, Mike Senson, Bill Robertson. 2nd ROW: Sponser: Mr. Westcot. 2nd year Senate Members: Lynn Ernst. Robert Sillis 1st ROW: Brenda Owens, Lynn Reiser, Jana Whittier. Sheila Wilson, Laura Alvarez. Mike Swinson. 2nd ROW: Bernice Green. Carol Hargrave. Brian Beckham. Gary Cox, Gary Rei’rson. Lnyy Ernst. Robert Gillis. Mr. Westcot. Ralph Bass. Donna Veale, Robert Gillis. Bill Robertson, Lucky Hiers. Not pictured: Ronald Matthews. Joyce Newsome. Karen Porter. Jennifer Minor. Joe Buchaults. Richard Walker, Wendy Hester. Kim Johnson. Yovonne Williams. 49 WEIRD PICTURES PMIPKR noaho nr i’imi.1 SLON Oh. hi Mr. Brock! I was just looking for my English book.” If I can’t play my way I won’t play at all! May I have the Ace Package Shop please?” ODD SHOTS Somebody told me that the teachers here are nuts. Help! I'm being held captive by Mrs. Parker! Welcome to the Beach High Square Dancing Club. When you're out of Schlitz. you're out of beer! Easy Rider Inspection reveals the inside of a typical locker. 51 Leory Russell Drum Major 1972-73 Beach High School Marching Band Drummers: FRONT ROW — Tony Perry, Emmitt Scott BACK ROW — Homer Lee. Larry Smith. Tommie West, Marvin Rivers. Gregory Moore. Levon Bowers, and Jeffrey Vaughn The Band 52 The band does their half-time thing Mr. Lawrence Hutchins Director 1972-73 Beach High School Majorettes Mrs. Jessie Jenkins Advisor Janice Scott Majorettes Cynthia Scott Alexine Hutchinson — Captain Alexis Hutchinson — Co-Captain Debra Liggins L. Virgie Gaines Cheerleaders Charletta Wilson. Co-captain Sandra Capers. Captain Mrs. Wood and Captains. Cheerleaders in formation. Zandra Boston, Senior Brenda Reeves. Junior 54 Barbara Plummer. Senior Kathy Shepard, Junior Carol Plummer. Junior 55 Joe Nelson. Photographer Ned Gwinner. Photographer Junior editors plan with the Editor. Trying to figure it out. 1 lfef§¥ Stephanie and Margo draw up the ladder. Seniors work on senior layouts Editor-in-Chief — Stephanie Taylor Associate Editor — Loretta Pletcher Senior Class Editors — Barbara Smith Alexis Hutchinson Junior Class Editors — Stephanie Ladson Margo Scott Sophomore Class Editor — Janet Futch Staff — Dottie Wiseman. LouAnn Wiseman Faculty Editor — Tosca Owens Feature Editor — Virgie Gaines Staff — Denise Ross. Jackie Ferguson. Geraldine Larry Organizations Editor — Wanda Andrews Staff — Cindi Roach. Bee Walker. Brenda Owens Photographers — Joe Nelson, Ned Gwinner Sports Editor — Joe Nelson Staff — Linda Shearin. Jill Skordal. Cindi Roach. Bee Walker Business Manager — Stephanie Taylor Treasurer — Mrs. V. S. Wynn Members — Becky Lapp. Camilla Calrk Advisors — Miss Brenda McPhail Mrs. M. B. Heath G 0 1 d e n B u d o g S t a f f 57 Ml v -: Vf .' C-.‘ ®tt§ LEFT TO RIGHT: James Carter — Defensive Line Coach. Judson Hendry — Defensive Back Coach. James German — Offensive Back Coach. Carl Middleton — Head Coach. 62 Ronald Cuttray Raymond Cuyler Aaron Davis f Steven Griffen Harry Hamilton Paul Hill Herbert Hudson Eddie James Roderick Leathers Lonnie Loadholt Douglas McPhearson Allen Newton Joe Owes Anthony Maxwell Thomas McBrayer Tyrone McCloud Ronnie McIntyre Henry Perry Larry Simmons Roy Simmons Ronnie Smith Tony Thompson Sam Tomkins Charles Varner Alphonso Wallace Verdell Washington Alfred White Phillip Williams 63 Multiply-exposure picture gives a unique view at the game. Thomas McBrayer prepares to make the stop on an opponent. Sept. 2. In the opening game of the season. Beach lost a close one to Windsor Forest. Quarter- back Willie Brunson pearheaded the ‘Dogs' attack with over 100 yards passing, but this was not enough as the Knights held off a fourth quarter rally to win 18-14. Sept. 9 Once again Willis Brunson passed for over 100 yards, but the Bulldogs could gain only 12 yards on the ground as B.B. slipped by the ‘Dogs' 7 to 0. Gregory Brown picks up yardage on a sweep. The Bulldogs pause for a pre-game huddle. The team loosens up with half-time calisthenics. The band keeps fans entertained. Sept. 16 — The Bulldogs won their first game of the season over the Johson Atomsmashers by a de- cisive score of 20-2. Beach's score came on a pass to Roderick Leathers and two quarterback sneaks by Brunson. Sept. 22 — In a game marred by penalties the War- riors of Jenkins defeated Beach by a score of 20-6. The Bulldogs lone score was set up when a fumble was recovered on the Jenkins four yard line. Jim Wynn then sneaked over for the score. Thomas McBrayer shows his stuff on a punt return. Ik Anthony Maxwell turns on the speed as defenders match helplessly. Action comes to a halt while coaches attend to injured player. Willie Brunson barks signals while opponents await the snap. 65 Paul Hill punts while opposing players attempt to block the kick Captains shake hands before the start of the game. Players wait under goal posts before the start of the game. Referee discusses the options with the captain while another official picks up the penalty flag. Sept. 30 In the fifth game of the season. Beach suffered a tremendous loss to the Savannah High Blue Jackets. The Bulldogs could muster only 24 total yards in the 27 to 0 loss Oct. 6 For the second week in a row, the Bulldogs ran up against a powerhouse team. Beach lost this one to Jesup 38 to 8. Beach's score came when Aaron Davis ran back an intercepted pass 85 yards for a touch- down. Henry Perry meets fierce resistance on a runback. Jim Wynn calls signals as the Bulldogs get close to the goal. Coach German keeps a close watch on the game. Oct. 13 — In the homecoming game, the Bulldogs were handed a 29 to 0 loss by Richard Arnold. Beach suffered five turnovers in the game, which was the sixth loss of the season for the ’Dogs.’ Oct. 27 Against Glynn Academy the Bulldogs once again came away losers. With this win, the Terrors won the sub-region crown of 3-AAA. Glynn scored in the second and fourth quarters. Roderick Leathers pivots as the wall of blockers forms. Steve Griffen zips through the middle for quick yardage. Douglas McPherson pauses as he waits for the play to develop. 67 Basketball — 1973 FRONT ROW: Joseph Riddle, Calvin Mitchell. Ronald Broadnax, Jimmy Bartley, Johnny Stoutley. BACK ROW: Raymond Gabriel. Aaron Davis. Keith Dockery, Raymond Sills. Charles Boles, Ricky Frazier, Kelvin Davis. Sam Smith. 68 Russell Ellington — Head Coach Seniors Raymond Gabriel Joeseph Riddle Aaron Davis Johnny Stoutley Raynard Sills Calvin Mitchel Ronald Broadnax Sam Smith Jimmy Bartley Ricky Frazier 69 Willie Brunson Kelvin Davis Keith Dockery Charles Boles Raynard Sills puts in a shot from the charity stripe. Aaron Davis drives on a layup. The 1973 season of the Beach High School basketball team was once again a good one. The bull- dogs had a well-balanced attack which featured the hard driving of Willie Brunson, the rebounding of Aaron Davis, the defense of Joe Riddle and the hot shooting of Ray- nard Sills. The bench was another factor which played a large part in the ‘Dogs’ success as Coach El- lington used substitutes frequently. As this book goes to press, the Bull- dogs have compiled a record of 14 wins and 2 losses and seem to be headed for another fine year. Joe Riddle destroys all of Waycross' hopes for a victory. Joe Riddle shows the correct way to do a layup. The Bigg Three make an appearance at one of the games. Johnny Stoutley pops for two points on a longone. 70 Johnny Stoutley at the foul line. Abra Cadabre Presto Tommie West gets all wrapped up in the game. The Bulldogs enjoyed good crowd support. Raynard Sills hits on a long jumper Raymond Gabriel shoots over a lone Blue Charles Boles shoots through heavy traffic. Jacket. The bench pays close attention to the game. Bulldogs anxiously await rebound against Johnson. 71 B-Team The 1973 B-Team Bulldogs 72 James German — B-Team Head Coach A young fan smiles for the camera. Melvin Bennett, Tommy Hukisson. Eddie Davenport. Tony Thompson. Darrell Best. Ronald Young, Douglas McPheson, Abraham Blake. David Brown. James Steadman. David Riddle. Charles Varner, Melvin Williams. Bryan Bloomberg. Charles Foggle. Charles Varner. Chester McKinney. Rudy Braboy. Richard Goodin. Willie Williams. 73 f BASEBALL V___________________ TOP ROW — Coach Dick Towers. Paul Hill. Carl Cheek. Andy Suchower. Melvin Bennett. Jimmy Sanders. Mike Daniels. Lional Danials. 2nd ROW — Steve Kline. James Walker. Abraham Blake. Jim Adams. Charles Peacock. Robert Sikes. Lee Whitter, Coach Carter 1st ROW — Kevin Walker. Johnny Steimbridge. Ramon Gabrial. Craig Hancock. Charles Varner. Nathanial Holmes. 75 TOP: Coach German. Ronnie Johnson. Averie Lee. Willie Gaines. Anthony Maxwell. Henry Perry. Larry Smith. Charles Varner. Joseph Owes. Lum Horn. Allan Newton. Steve Griffin. James Aikens. Stevie Larry. Jonathon. Coach Middleton. Track Bulldog Sprinters Beach Relay Team 78 i VD Gymnastics . .. Molly Harrell. Linda Shearin. Debbie Canady, coach: Miss Mcphail, Jill Skordal. Lisa Harrell. Jean Crumley. Deborah Woods. Alicia Enright. Katie McBrayer. Janet McLean. Cindi Roach. Roxanne Hall. Bee Walker. Lynn Reiser. 80 You’re Not Getting Older You’re Getting Better! 81 Girls Athletic Association ROW 1: Jenny Fitch. Terry Goode. Marian Smith. Cynthia Jackson. Janice Cole. Lynette Scott. Margo Scott. ROW 2: Annette Lee. Karlene Hardison, Roeshone Scott. Lynn Reiser. Debra Woods. Jeanne Crumly. Linda Clifton. Linda Jones. Miss McPhail — Advisor. Linda Shearen. ROW 3: Alma Leftwich. Katie McBrair. Roxanne Hall. Debbie Canady. Jill Skordal. Janet McLean. Lisa Harrell. Molly Harrell. Bee Walker. Alicia Enright. Cindi Roach. G.A.A.’s in Action 82 Beverly Murphy M.V.P. — Joe Owes 84 Feast 72-73 85 Mrs. Flatherty does a report for the office. Mrs. Heath does her usual: prepares a test. Thank God it's Friday. No one has a problem??? mmiiiiiii Mr. Brown poses for the photographers. The Enforcer Mr. Otis J. Brock PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE Today we stand at the crossroad of life. The road we take will lead us to success or failure. We do hope that all of our students will take the road to success for this is why we come here daily and give our time and energy. We all know that the road to failure will look like the easier road and be more inviting to travel, but let us not forget that success is not easy and is very hard to obtain. I am sure that we can all agree that things that come easy and are in abundance have very little value, but the things that are hard to obtain are in demand. As we work here at Alfred E. Beach High School let us give all we can in every area, everyday, to make each of our lives the best we possibly can. For what we do today, will determine what we will be tomorrow. Your stay here will be short, but life is long and we need to be well prepared for it. I do hope we are ready and have taken the road that will lead to success in this long life. If not, let us begin. May I also wish each of you a successful life and much happiness as you go out into this world. We want you to know that we will be here to serve you after you have gone. 88 Luck to all of you and especially the class of “1973. Assistant Enforcers Mr. Robert E. Blake Mr. Charles L. Johnson. Jr. Q. What is your philosophy on education? B. Education should be available for everyone, but to succeed, students would have to put forth an effort to receive direct benefits. J. Individual experiences, formal and informal, determine goals to achieve in life. Q. What changes would you like to see at Beach? B. For people to forget about Beach’s old reputation. J. More student-teacher involvement in activities and a change of the dress code. Q. What successes have been made at Beach since intergration? B. Beach has proved that intergration can be done and in the right way. J. The halls are quieter, the Beta Club established and Educational offering (electives) broadened. Q- What would you do if students stopped cutting? B. I'll be amazed and wouldn’t know what to do. J- Look for a new job. Q. What most of all would you like to tell the students? B. Education is self-learned and you get out any endeavor what you put into it. J. Students should take a more serious look at their talents and fit them into the demands of the future world. B — Blake J — Johnson Mr. Robert Bailey. Math and Science Mr. William Barnes. DCT The Faculty Mrs. Elizabeth Beecher. French Mrs. Janie Blake. Home Economics Mr. Wayne Brantley. English Mr. Charles Brown. Math Mr. James Carter. Science and P.E. 1972-73 Mr. Russell Ellington. Science Mr. Charles Gardner. Auto Mechanics Dr. Harry Garvin, Social Science Miss Nancy Cunningham. Science Mrs. Barbara Flaherty, Business Mr. James German. Science and P.E. i Mrs. Sandra Hamilton. Counselor 92 Mrs. Matilda Heath. Social Science Mr. Judson Hendry. Business Mr. Lawrence Hutchins. Music Mrs. Jessie Jenkins. Social Science Mrs. Rosemary Hines. Social Science Mrs. Tonya Judd, Music Mrs. Dorothy Lampkin. Home Economics Miss Virginia Hudson. Social Science Miss Brenda McPhail. P.E. Mr. Scott Martin. Social Science Mrs. Edith Macon. Reading Miss Patricia Mathis. Art 94 Mr. Carl Middleton. P.E. Mr. John Neidlinger, Spanish Mrs. Willie Mae Patterson. Social Science Mrs. Carol Pope. English Miss Kiristin Rawlins. English Mr. Roscoe Riley. Industrial Arts 95 Mrs. Julia Smith. Business Mr. Samuel Stiles. Agriculture Mr. Charles Schwartz. Business Mrs. Carolyn Siefferman. English Mr. Terry Shaw. English Mrs. Geneva Smith. English 97 Mrs. Deborah Westcot. Math Mr. James Westcot. Science and Math Mrs. Virginia Wynn, Math Mrs. Doris Wodd. P.E. Mr. Frank Blackshear. Counselor Mrs. Peggy Reaves Not Shown Mrs. Edna Adkins. Librarian Mrs. H. M. Brentson. Librarian 98 Teachers’ Saying’s The Secretaries and the Nurse Mrs. L. R. Thompson Mrs. Juanita Brown 100 A Few Teachers’ Aides L-R. Miss Jane Gray and Mrs. Dorothy Jackson L-R Mrs. Betty Bates. Miss Nelsonia Maxwell, and Mrs. Charlotte Dixon Custodians Mr. Harry Nevels Mr. James Wright Cafeteria Staff L-R. Mrs. Edna Jones. Mrs. Frances Chisholm. Mrs. Icilene Carlors. Mrs. Juanita Geiger. Mrs. Mabell Knight. Mrs. Lillie Mae Gilford. Mrs. Johnnie M. Milton, and Mrs. Alberta Davis. Not Shown. Mrs. June Synder Cafeteria Manager 101 Seniors Scott prepares for his career (acting) Let's wake up Lynn Concentrating on The Return of the Screw Senior helps senior Senior majorettes practice together. Preparing for a report 73 73 73_ 73 . 7.3 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 73 7 7 Jack, you would have to be in the picture. The answer to that question A new process: in sleep learning. A senior meeting Gregory Moore — President Senior Class Officers Right on 73 Officers: President: Gegory Moore Vice Pres. Alexine Hutchinson Secretary: Emmie Williams Treasury: Virgie Gains Reporter: Oteria Jackson Parlimentarian: Ronnie Mcintyre 104 Greg calls the role Emmie answers questions about senior picture. “Success Comes to Those Who Strive” Paulnette Addison Linda Adams Cynthia Anderson Donald Andrews Lisa Audet Linda Bacon Fredricka Bangs Jimmy Bartley Andrew Barnnell Charles Barratt Joseph Becket Ralph Bercume Paul Birge Cathy Bizzell 105 Lula Blanchard Jonathan Bland Rufus Boddie Juanita Bostick Zandra Boston Debra Bowman Delores Braswell Adrian Braxton Ronald Broadnax Anthony Brown Sharon Brown Lawrence Bryant Leah Butcher Beverly Butler Karen Butterworth Willard Byers Joel Caplan Raynard Sills and Annette Lee. Most Atheletic Terry Campbell I I .Li Sandra Capers Earl Chaplin Kim Carlyle JoAnn Cirincione Shannon Callahan Camilla Clarke Amanda Coles Richard Lowe and Ethel Newton, Most Studious 107 Allison Daniels Carolyn Daughtery Steve Cowart Linda Crawford Ronald Cuttray Aaron Davis LaVerne Davis 108 Linda Davis Barbara Dawsey Marion Dawsey Marsha Delk Beverly Deloach Mary Driessen Donna Dunlop Terry Durrence Gwendolyn Drayton Judy Etheridge Lester Dozier Lynn Ernst Shirley Fields Alma Foster Patrica Frazier Janet Futch 109 Randy Futch Marsha Gadson Virgie Gaines Adrian Gates Ronnie Gray Wanda Green Brenda Griffin Jan Griffin 110 Bennie Harden Novella Harmon Thomas Hendrix Linda Hensley Etoy Hickman Laura Hill Paul Hill Lum Horne Herbert Hudson Alexine Hutchinson Alexis Hutchinson Sharon Hutchinson Cynthia Jackson Oteria Jackson Roberta James Anntonette Jefferson Most Artistic Dennis Futch and Annette Woodard Linda Jennings Arthur Johnson Donna Johnson Helen Johnson Donna Jones Keith Jones Nathaniel Jones gr 4. ' : WmM Paula Jones 112 Julie Leigh Deborah Liggins Lonnette Lodge Pamela Long Lonnie Loadholt Richard Lynch Levy McClain Tyrone McCloud Willie McDuffie Ronnie McIntyre Richard McKenney Ronald Maclemore Debbie Marburger Ron Malone JohnManigo Charles Marion 113 Sandra Martin Stelly Matthews Anthony Maxwell Mike Maxwell Roxie Maxwell Victor Micheal Pamela Mikell Linda Mims Kathy Murphy Lou Murphy Wittiest Ann Roberts and Alvin Smith 114 OllieOdom Richard Olsner Jessie Orr Cheryl Oswell Joseph Owes Ernie Page Regina Parlor Henry Lee Perry 115 Thelma Phillips David Pinckney Barbara Plummer Lyneath Polite Kevin Purcell Richard Purvis Florinda Ponder Ann Pories Audrey Quarterman Jan Reiser Millicent Relaford William Ritchey Joyce Rivers Vicky Rogan 116 Denise Ross Charles Royal Clarence Salmon Gloria Sapp 117 Micheal Sears Samuel Sheppard Debbie Shoefstall Yvonne Simmons Brenda Smith Cynthia Smith Kenneth Smith Tony Standard AmyStapen Micheal Stewart George Stinhammer Johnny Stouley Mercer Surrenci Frank Schwanebeck Shirley Sweet Shirley Taylor 118 Stephanie Taylor Cordell Turner t Dianne Walker Diane Ward Verdell Washington Janice Tynes Deborah Tyson Donald Tipton Pam Vickery Patti Watson 119 Miloslav Tomacek Anthony Walker Joan Washington Marie Waters Freddie Washington Gail Thompson Susan Watson Brian Webb Alfred White Sandra White Charles Whitehead Diane Widener Sherry Wilson Arthurnette Williams Emmie Williams Linda Williams Phillip Williams Yvonne Williams Ronald Williamson Teresa Wright Debra Wood Linda Wood 120 Annette Woodard Robin Ardman Most Likely To Succeed —r John Youmans Most Attractive Micheal Sears and Stephanie Taylor Rich McKinny and Cathy Dotson 121 It took the MIGHTY CLASS of 73 to bring Snow!! Randy Dennis Futch Siblings Marion Barbara Dawsey Senior 122 Alexis Alexcine Hutchinson Alphonso Beverly Deloach Our Golden “Bulldog” Memories Now our class of 73 must leave you. But our hearts we’ll leave behind. And all the happiness that we knew Will keep Golden Memories in our minds. We’ll cherish the day we met you. And honor the day we left; We’ll never in life forget you You’re a Golden Memory within yourself. There will always be those memories Which we have shared together From our games and mighty victories; We’ll keep those memories forever. We shall have long lasting memories That will keep us together where ever we go, And as long as we are apart. Our memories will keep us as one. We thank you for all of your patience And thank you for all of your love. Remember us as we remember you And may God above take care of you. Senior Class Poem Submitted by Nessie Christopher The Mighty Juniors Keep on Truckin’ Juniors at a class meeting. Ralph gets down to business. Junior advisors: Mr. Brantly, Mrs. Judd. Miss Rawlins. President. Ralph Lyons and Vice-President. Cathy Scott. Junior Officers: Treas.. C. Plummer: Sec., S. Osborne: Pres.. Ralph Lyons: Vice-Pres.. Cathy Scott. 124 Pamela Adams Marilyn Allmond Randy Alpert Richard Anderson Samuel Anderson Wanda Andrews Edward Archer Diane Bacon Diane Baker Shellie Baldwin Iris Best Abraham Blake Ellen Blumberg Brenda Bohannon Jackie Booker Viola Brannen 125 Elva Bright Charlie Brown Gregory Brown Sharon Bullard Phillip Burgest Linda Burke Clark Burns Michael Carter Susan Chilton Lucy Clary Rosa Cobb Sanford Cohen Ann Cone Kathy Creamer Lex Ann Davis Robin Deloach 126 Janet Dixon Larry Driver Mimi Eicholz Sandi Eicholz Tonya Ertzberger Gayle Evanson Jacquelyn Ferguson Willie Ferguson Willie Futch Raymond Gabriel Willie Gaines Joseph Gardner Dawn Frawley Robert Freeman Janie Frederick Renee Friedman 127 Debbie Garrett Ellen Gefen Frances Gerald Dianne Gibbons John Giles Cynthia Givens Jacky Glass Charlesetta Graham David Graham Josette Grantham Jonathan Gray Ned Gwinner Debra Hall Linda Hall Pamela Hall Patricia Hall 128 Tricia Hall Molly Harrell Craig Hancock Mindy Haas Jeff Heller Wendy Hester Barbara Hill Debra Hinely Cindy Hudson Tommy Huskisson Joel Ike Wanda Jackson Simon Jacobs John Johnson Sheryl Johnson Veronica Johnson 129 Karen Jones Linda Jones Pamela Jones Sandra Jones Sammy Kaminsky Barbara Kaplan Paula Kelly Karla Kleiner Mark Knight Stephanie Ladson Jan Langston Becky Lapp Geraldine Larry Suzanne Lawhorne Frederika Lucas Ralph Lyons 130 Rhonda Malott Patrica fo atson Bobby McAllister Cynthia McKenney Janet McLean Cathy Meddin Mike Meeks Laura Mercer Beverly Miller Roudolph Mitchell Pamela Mobley Marie Moore Susan Nesmith Marquita O'Neal Sharonita Osborne Vivian O'Quinn 131 Mary Pappas Patricia Philpot Loretta Pletcher Carol Plummer Debbie Podres Steve Purifoy Brenda Reeves Lynne Reiser Deborah Richards Cindy Roach Bill Robertson Fred Royal Leroy Russell Debra Salt 132 Sharon Sapp Jimmy Sanders Steve Satchell Betty Scott Cathy Scott Em mitt Scott Margo Scott Patricia Sellers Kathy Sheppard Kay Shirah George Siegel Donna Sikes Robert Sikes Josef Silverman Steve Simens Jill Skordal 133 Melony Skelton Cindi South James Steadman Jimmy Stevens Sharon Stewart Wanda Swain Lori Tenebaum Janice Tilley Sheron Thompson Charles Varner Jeffrey Vaughn Janice Wagner Rhonda Widner Toni Walden Lori Wallace Belinda Ward 134 To get a good job. you need a good education! Judy Watts Deborah Welch Michelle West Tommie West Susan Wicker Diane Williams Hope Williams Sandra Williams Marsha Wilkins James Wilson Lee Wittier Rhonda Young 135 Sophomores: the Dyna G. Anderson P. Bailey S. Baker J. Andrews T. Ansley K. Anderson D. Aaron D. Barnard J. Baron C. Barrel D. Blackstar A. Bostick V. Blake C. Bethune D. Blake C. Berman D. Best L. Boston L. Boyce K. Brady B. Braxton R. Brayboy A. Bright L. Brooks 136 mite Class of 75 J. Burgin M. Butterworth D. Canady 7 D. Brown R. Brown A. Coles M. Collier C. Colson D. Cook I i s L. Cooper M.Conn A. Connely M. Corsan G. Cox G. Cutter M. Cutter J. Davis A. Dawson J. Cowart L. DeLoach J. Days G. Drosty J. Duncan C. Durdin G. Durrence A. Enright K. Faircloth J. Ferman P. Filpot 137 W. Filyaw S. Garrett B. Green A. Friedman H. Grant © n D. Floyd E. Gilford M. Forro E. Goliceman C. Foster T. Goode R. Frazier R. Giles L. Greenburg G. Griffin F. Hall R. Hall S. Grossman D. Gulegde K. Gwinner G. Hanes K. Hardison C. Hargraves P. Hargraves ( - C. Hall C. Harrelson A. Hendrix D. Hester R. Hewett A. Holmes M. Hopkins M. Hopkins T. Hill V. Jefferson A. Jones M. Kinney M. Lewis B. Manson J. McRge J. Johnson L Keel L. Kerdrick A. Leftwich M. Lewis J. MacMillian L. Mallott R. Kins S. Lindland S. Klugman D. Livingston M. Krapf L. Lanier D. Lowe G. Mack R. Middleton S. Miller B. Mills D. Minci A. Mixon E. Mixon i R. Newton J. Nixon K. Nixon T. Oats T. Owens W. Page J. Parker C. Praylo B. Prince iJ B. Pointer m A. Ponder K. Porter M. Porter D. Reed L. Roberts r. M m J. Robinson S. Rosenzweig W. Russell L. Scott M. Scott S. Siddal M. Slaughter L. Saloman C. Sheen R. Sikes J. Rutland Learning about the Soviet Union A. Smalls M. Smith R. Smith J. Smiley J- S. Stevens M. Surrency M. Swinson B. Synder P. Taylor G. Simpson G. Stevens J. Stevens C. Thomas T. Thompson C. Witts G. Welch K. Welch C. White G. Whiter J. Whittier C. Willard 142 Sophomores in Classes School Scenes 143 Remember . .. The Crowded Office Mr. Brock's friendship The Quiz Bowl 3 O’Clock JurMor class Te.e.A-s Q(j can seiTGjulno 4W i c ear 11 Esr Candic)a.+€ IS Glass -a ares. Junior Class Election 144 Senior Class Meeting An Aide — Mrs. Stefanik Mr. Miss Ugly The Work The Assemblies 145 Sam Jones' visit to Beach Athletic Banquet 146 The Football Team The Addition to the Teacher’s Lounge Trying to sell the GOLDEN BULLDOG 147 The Teachers 7 %e(One an BARGAM C0RI1ER NOW TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS DOWNTOWN DE RENNE We’re a bank. And every high school student knows what a bank does. We just happen to think we do it better than other banks. BUILDERAMA THE COMPLETE HOME OWNERS STORE Williams and Son 66 Service Station 66 Products-Lubrication-Car Wash Tire Repair 2701 Ogeechee Road Phone 232-9696 CUSTOM FLOORS 7 Posey Street Near the Mall The Citizens and Southern National Bank Member FDIC ROBERT HODGES CARPETS—NO WAX VINYL and TILE FLOOR CARE PRODUCTS Home: 355-2797 Home: 897-1989 148 STARLAND DAIRIES PROCESSED IN SAVANNAH FOR EXTRA FRESHNESS CARVER STATE BANK of Savannah CHECKING ACCOUNTS •REGULAR • SPECIAL SAVINGS LOANS •COMMERCIAL •REAL ESTATE •HOME REPAIR NIGHT DEPOSITORY 232-5500 918 MONTGOMERY STREET Working for the future... YOUR FUTURE! SAVANNAH ELECTRIC and POWER CO. 149 l TUCKER X Moore-Hondlay % :y£ • R« o!l C nt«r X MARIETTA Moor -Hondl y Retail Center C CHAMBUEE R FOREST PARK Corrugated Container Plant School suppli.. • COLLEGE PARK Stationery Plant Moore-Hondley Retail Center Union Camp 0 MACON Moore-Hondley Retoil Center SAVANNAH Pulp and Poper Mill and Converting Operationi ALBANY Moore-Hondley Retail Center UNION CAMP and GEORGIA Civic, Economic and Environmental Partners Bob Oglesby’s Texaco 10006 Abercorn Expressway Savannah, Georgia 31406 Phone 355-9045 Let's Go Bowling Savannah’s Largest Major League Lanes TOWN COUNTRY LIEBS MiSMk • BUS Bynes-Royall Funeral Home 2055 E. Victory Drive 354-2432 Mann T.V. Service Appliance Co. Sales - Service - TV - Radio - Hi Fi Mannie Stapen - Manager 148 W. Broad Street Savannah Georgia 31401 204 West Hall Frank Bynes - President Frenchye M. Bynes - Sec.-Treas. 150 Best Wishes From Downtown 120 E. Broughton Congratulations, Seniors Dairy Queen 5504 Montgomery Street FIT Bar - B -Que - Steak House 1104 West 52nd Street Chicken-Short Orders-Dinners Breakfast Phone 232-9970 Compliments of Baker Johnson Service Station Congratulations to the Seniors McIntosh Gulf Service 10831 Abercorn Exp. Savannah, Georgia 31406 7-117 days a week S H Green Stamps Jack Sellers Motors Buy-Sell-T rade-Finance 3105 Montgomery Street Savannah, Georgia 31405 GUARANTEED USED CARS cycle house 5521 Abercorn Street 354-8921 OLD DOMINION FREIGHT LINE M.J. “Mike Winters 307 Carolan Street Savannah, Georgia 236-0337 151 Don Auld’s Prescription Shop 36th and Abercorn Street 233-4781 Free Delivery Clothes By Mary At The Max 123 East Liberty Savannah, Georgia 31401 N W Men’s Shop Formal Wear Rentals Quality Clothes 402 West Broad Street Savannah, Georgia 31401 Phone 234-9965 3 STOMS IN SAVANNAH WtSTSKK tMOtmOCMUR HWY M 9fobitics,t9 ic. RUPERT HELLER’S Prescriptions 104 East DeRenne Avenue Savannah, Georgia 31406 Phone 912 352-2815 DatiNNf SHOWN 3 CINTH P.IENNE AVI. VICTORY flAZA SHOANHC KA3A VICTOCY DMVI For Dependable Service, Contact The Sidney A. Jones Funeral Home 124 West Park Ave. Savannah, Georgia 31401 Phone-234-7226 Mincey Son 2 in 1 Amoco Texaco Service Stations 2341 Ogeechee Rd. U.S. 17 South Verdell Mincey Sr.—Manager HAGAN’S MARKET DIXIE TERMITE AND PEST CONTROL INC. 355-4730 OVER 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE - ASK ABOUT OUR CONDITIONAL GUARANTEE AGAINST TERMITE DAMAGE B.E. Redding 2401 Montgomery Street Savannah, Georgia 31401 THE BIG M Restaurant Home of Fast Service Seafo rd-Bar-B-Q-Ribs Hamburgers Take-Outs Headquarters for Teens 116 Broughton St. East Savannah, Georgia WE DO NECESSARY REPAIRS WE COMPLY WITH FHA-VA REQUIREMENTS BENNIE COMPLETE TERMITE CONTROL SERVICE PEST CONTROL PLAN RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL BANK FINANCING FREE INSPECTION 5418 5420 WATERS AVE. 152 JOE WHITE SHELL SERVICE Brooks Tire Co., Inc. 902 Montgomery Street 2814 Montgomery St. Savannah, Georgia 31401 Savannah, Georgia 31405 Phone (912) 236-6135 BUXTON AND GADSDEN COMPLIMENTS of RADIO-TV SERVICE Props. W.L. Buxton J.W. Gadsden 2005 West Broad Street Savannah, Georgia 31401 OGLETHORPE ELECTRONICS F.W. Woolworth Co. THE AUTOBAHN 2152 East Victory Drive Savannah, Georgia Foreign Car Repair Specializing in Volkswagen Repairs Your Money Is Worth More At A Woolworth Store WE DO EVERYTHING FROM TUNE UPS TO ENGINE OVER HAULS COMPLIMENTS of HOME OF THE $12.95 TUNE UP TACKLE SHOP Enjoy Person-To-Person Service For All Your Banking Savannah Bank And Trust Company 153 Your Hometown Bank Congratulations! Congratulations! Congratulations! of Savannah JOHNSON’S CAFE John T. Johnson Sr. Prop. Short Orders - Sandwiches of all kind Hamburgers a Speciality” Open 7:00 pm — 3:00 am Phone 232-0751 1702 Ogeechee Road PORTER’S QUALITY CLEANERS Pick-up and Delivery Service 3202 Stevens Street Phone 233-5574 -RECORDS- ALL SOUL HITS Gusman Record Shop 121072 East Broad St. Savannah, Georgia 31401 FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS SAVANNAH Savannah Sugar Refinery DIVISION OF SAVANNAH FOODS AND INDUSTRIES, INC. 154 Mosely of Georgia, Inc. Construction Engineer 155 Home Improvements 232-3211 ATLANTIC BANK AND TRUST COMPNAY COMPLIMENTS 27 BULL STREET SAVANNAH, GEORGIA 31402 MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. OF Judson E. Ford, Sr. Mgr. Church’s Fried Chicken HUNT-WESSON FOODS, INC. 4119 Montgomery St. at 57th St. CONGRATULATIONS FROM THE TYBEE LIGHTHOUSE BARBERSHOP QUARTET WILLIAMS WILLIAMS FUNERAL HOME Compliments Linderman’s Florist and Decorating Company 2018 EAST BROAD %% SAVANNAH, GEORGIA 31401 OF CONGRATULATIONS THE TO THE ANNUAL STAFF SENIORS 156 Alma Mater Beach High Alma Mater fairset Dearest school so true, Faith and loyalty we cherish, Praise we sing to you. Chorus Beach High! Beach High! Alma Mater Voices loud we raise. For our school, we son and daughters Sing thy glorious praise. Truth and love and honor right Make us strong and bold. Hail thy loving colors bright Hail the blue and gold. God protect dear A.E. Beach High May she firmly stand Through the years before her lying, Guided by thy Hand. “0 World! 0 Life! 0 Time!” Alas! that all we loved of him should be, But for our grief, as it had not been . .. The Pilgrim of Eternity, whose fame Over his living head like Heaven is bent, An early but enduring monument, Came, veiling all the lightings of his song In sorrow ... 157 In Memory of Raymond Eric Wright , Patrons Dotti Abrams Mr. and Mrs. H. Bruce Lapp Robert E. Bailey Mr. Martin Mrs. Janie L. Blake Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Mathis Robert E. Blake Dr. and Mrs. S. M. McDew, Jr. Louis F. Bloodworth Scott McLeod Rev. Jack Bradshaw Miss McPhail Wayne Brantley Fred Moon Otis J. Brock Margaret Myers Mr. Russell Brown Miss Constance C. Owens Mrs. Byrdell H. Bryant Miss Diana Owens Compliments from a Friend Mrs. Dorothy Owens Compliments of a Friend Miss Nettie Jean Owens Compliments of a Friend Mrs. C.J. Parker Compliments of a Friend Mrs. W.M. Patterson Compliments of a Friend James P. Peice George W. Crosby Mr. and Mrs. George Pletcher Dixie Machine and Propeller Co. Electrical Division Loretta Pletcher Sandi Eichholz Miss Susan llee Red Barbara Flaherty Sassafras Mr. James Frazier Charles Schwartz Dr. Harry L. Garvin Carolyn L. Siefferman David C. Gibbons Julia Smith Mr. and Mrs. Roland Glover Julius C. Stevens Mrs. P. Gunter Mrs. Mildred Stewart Ned Gwinner The Olde Savannah Flea Market Mr. and Mrs. James M. Hall The Tie Rack Mrs. A.E. Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Taylor Bessie M. Hardwick Stephanie Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Heath Sandra L. Vick Judson Hendry Viveca A. Walker Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stewart Hines Wiley A. Wasden Co. Lawrence Hutchins, Jr. Charles Washington Mrs. Jessie Marie Jenkins Mrs. Eunice L. Washington Charles Johnson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. O.E. Webb Mr. and Mrs. John T. Johnson, Sr. Mrs. Pauline Wilson Mr. T.C. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. R. Winfrey Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Kemp, Jr. LouAnn Wiseman Mr. and Mrs. William M. Krapf Mr. and Mrs. L.E. Wiseman Mr. and Mrs. H.B. Ladson Mrs. Virginia S. Wynn Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Ladson Autographs 158 159 Mark DeRigo Joel Caplan The Editor’s Message The school year 1972-73 has ended and A.E. Beach has had another great year. Everyone knows the reasons we have the greatest school in Chatham County is be- cause our principals Mr. Brock, Mr. Blake, and Mr. Johnson, our teachers, our stu- dents, and our staff members. I am happy I was part of this great institution. Without the moral, spiritual, and physical support of the teachers and staff members, the task of compiling and completing the '73 Golden Bulldog would have been in- surmountable. My sincere thanks go to Mrs. Wynn, Mrs. A. E. Hamilton, Miss McPhail, Joe Nelson, Ned Gwinner, Loretta Pletcher, and Barbara Smith, for I learned at an early age that team work will pull a great load.” I would like to have all students join me in thanking Mrs. Heath for her great work with the annual staff. I do hope that this edition will show the improvement we wanted so much. Let us strive to make the next edition even better. 160