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

Text from Pages 1 - 272 of the 1983 volume:

9 ✓ V 1983 GOLDEN BULLDOG ALFRED ELY BEACH SAVANNAH, GEORGIA 31405 VOLUME XXXIII WANDA KING, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF I'm So Glad We Had This is what we do . . When all is said and done, spirit is the element that makes a school complete. Without it little can be accom- plished, but when it is present in abundant quantities as is the case at Beach High, there is no limit to what can be achieved. The student body at Beach is known for its spirit and undying support for the school. At pep rallies, games, and even on a normal school days you can detect the under current of spirited feelings that abound within our students. 4 Flag gaurd spirit This Time Together. 5 Just To Have A Laugh Or Sing A Song 7 Seems We Just Get Started And Before You Know It Study is a mandatory task in which a student becomes aware of the goals he expects to main- tain in life. At Beach High, study is an everyday happening for most. Some students may just get started when, before they know it, the precious opportuni- ty to take their work seriously has slipped away. The next pages are devoted to those con- scientious students who, be- cause of hard work and dedica- tion, are the leaders of tomor- row. 9 Comes The Time We Have To Say So Long 11 There's A Time We Put 12 Aside For Dreamin Seven years ago Mr. Richard Russell Mole had a dream. Seven years later his dream has come true. Mr. Mole has continued the unification among the study body and the staff. During Mr. Mole's administration many changes have been made. The auditorium and the gym have been completely renovated, the classrooms and hallways have been retiled, and a delightful Annex Library has been built. Mr. Mole currently is striving for the continuous interest of students in academic studies, sportmanship, and leadership abilities. He is also encouraging better grades on national standardized tests. Yes, Mr. Mole, your dream has come true. You have made this school what it is today. Your motivation to the student body to do its very best is a goal for which we should all strive. Chief , the student body salutes you. 13 And A Time For Things Atlas holding the weight of the school. Look ma, no cavities. Too much homework makes one weary 1 get straight A's in lunch. You Have To Do Who asked you? The students here at Beach are studious and fastidious, yet they are still able to take time to have a bit of fun. When the pressures of school work and extra-curricu- lar activities reach a climax, it is good to know that we may find a bit of comfort in frivolity. Shown on these pages are students who relax between classes and dem- onstrate “Bulldog fun. 15 1 knew you couldn't resist. Would you like to buy some doughnuts. But The Time I Like The Best Is Any Evenin' I Can Spend A Moment Here With You. 'Change 'Cause Nothing Stays The Same “Ease On Down The Road Among the many activities of the week, the Homecoming Motorcade was an event full of excitement and creativity. Students prepared their entries for the judging while spectators eagerly looked on. As the entries lined up the judging took place, after which two deserving first place winners were chosen: The VICA Club for its entry Eat 'em Up Dawgs and The JCL Club with its entry The Bite Is Mightier Than The Sting. f When The Time Comes The homecoming spirit perme- ates Beach High School. Every year a floodgate opens to send forth colossal waves. Even though the spirit invades all of our existences, we must continue to labor unceasingly. Still, we find time to decorate our cars, and display a little of that Beach High Spirit. Lawyer Maclver presents his defense to the juniors. Being spirited Let me tell you one more time. First the bulldog, then . . . And F m Feeling Lonely Even the weight of the world can't keep me warm!1 21 It's lonely at the top. The lonliest worker The 1982-83 Bulldog Review Excellence, a tradition at A.E. Beach High School. The 1982 Golden Bulldog received a Certificate of Achievement from the University of Georgia Scholastics Press Associat- ed Award Foundation. It was judged to be an overall excellent annual. Maintaining The Standard Of Excellence Georgia Scholastic Press Association •' o con ti u ion o joutuu iitn A u.uyA Ac AiaA icAtoo ftai Gjoldtj} buMdoa Aft Aren atcau ec a ta itiy of iti Ac annua cotttfc i iott of Ac GEORGIA SCHOLASTIC PRESS ASSOCIATION fiott-iotct y Ac .y c ny tyi. (Quit y f cAoc of flout na i tn ant r otnttiuttica ion ty tiiceni y ofGtotyia Daan, Journalism and Man Communication a :d ui'JjL . Praiidant, CSPA 7 Science Fair Last years winners of the Dis- trict Science Fair were: Reggie Brown — Grand Prize winner, Steve Chapman — Blue ribbon — Physics, Dawn Gibson — Blue ribbon — Medicine, Umar Al-Qadi, Sangeeta Chandra, Harry Chow and Walton Liles, all received second place rib- bons. Reggie's win of the grand prize enabled him and Mr. Bland to attend the International Science Fair in Houston in May. Michael Bolden Award The Michael Bolden Award is given annually to two students at Beach High who have promoted racial harmony and understanding. The 1981-1982 recipi- ents were Vaneisa Davis and Henry Chow. Climbing The Ladder Of Excellence One of the elite students at Beach who has proven to be outstanding is Monica Sams. Monica is a truly extraordinary young lady in that she obtained numerous honors during her sophomore year. Foremost, Monica was designated a finalist in the Governors Honors Program in the field of Communications. Proving herself as a great orator, she was named a finalist at the state level of the Georgia District Optimist Club Oratorical Contest. She was also the first re- cipient of the Miss Sandra L. Vick Good Citi- zenship Award for her service in school and in the community. She placed first in the first Beach High School Birthday Essay Contest. We congratulate you Monica D. Sams for your many noteworthy achievements. May you continue to excel in your future endeavors. cal contest. 23 U.G.A. Certificate Of Merit To receive the University of Georgia Certificate of Merit, a student must maintain a 3.5 grade point average through out his junior year. These juniors from the 81-82 school year were Laura Davis, Tammy Bostick, Tom Kaighin, Elliott Ferguson, Tina Tillman, Umar Al-Qadi, Marian Robbins, and Parul Chandra. The Governor's Honors Program is a program which awards scholastic achievements to those students who have exhibited academic excellence and interest in certain fields during their tenth or eleventh grade year. They attend a six-week summer program at a Georgia college campus where they pursue their chosen field and other interest areas. The 1982 finalists were: Umar Al-Qadi — Social Sciences, Marian Robbins — Mathematics, Haliman Al-Qadi — Dance, and Monica Sams — Communications. The alternates were: Jennie Ingram — Social Sciences, Lisa Sterling — Music, Parul Chandra — Mathematics. A Starring Duo The Star Student from A.E. Beach High School is the senior receiving the highest score on the Scholastic Apti- tude Test. Last year Reggie Brown was selected as the Star Student and he chose Ms. Marilyn Tuten as his Star Teacher. The Math-A-Thon Last year. Alpha Psi Omega held a Math-a-thon to benefit the St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. On Friday, March 5, 1982, over 50 participants took the Math-a-thon test at the sixth period. The number of correct answers scored determined the amount of money collected from the persons who pledged money for each correct answer. Over $1000.00 was raised both in pledges and donations. On Saturday, May 1, 1982, the members of Alpha Psi Omega appeared on the St. Jude Telethon on WTOC. They were then honored at a function given by the Beta Sigma chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha International. Seven girls received ESA International Youth Awards for their outstanding con- tributions to their community, school, and fellow men. They were Jennie Ingram — chairman, Monica Sams — co-chairman, Lisa Sterling, Marcey Doloff, Donna Wilson, Monique Johnson, and Denise Baker. Their advisor received the DIANA award in recogni- tion of her distinguished service towards others. A gold plaque, dedicated to the memory of Miss Sandra L. Vick, was embedded in the walls of St. Jude Hospital because of the amount of money donated. The top score in the Math-a-thon was Umar Al-Qadi, and the top money raisers were Tammy Moseley and Joan Hafey. 25 WHEREAS: education is •: motivation and a freeing characteristic of any soe i . •: ind WHEREAS: this facto: prnmptod the beginning of a private school known as tiv? B :.cl. High Institute; and WHEREAS: this institution, no longer a part of the private educational 'em, contributed substantially to the enhancement l.i-i i. n Iightenment of the Black community; and WHEREAS: Beach High School is an integral part of the Chatham- Savannah Pub;ic School System where it provides educational opportunities for all children; and WHEREAS: this educational institution was founded one hundred and eighteen years ago. NOW, THEREFORE, I, John R. Rousakis, Mayor of the City of Savannah, in recognition of the many years of educational training provided by this fine institution, do hereby proclaim the month of February, 1982, as: ALFRED E. BEACH HIGH SCHOOL MONTH in Savannah, and urge all citizens of this community to pay tribute to those educators, community leaders, and students who have perpetuated the goals of this school since its founding. Happy Birthday To You . . . Alfred Ely Beach High School celebrated its birthday for the first time last year. After much planning, and preparation, this historic institution culminated weeks of effort with a program on February 18, 1982. The idea for a birthday celebration originated with our principal, Mr. Richard Mole. Because Mr. Mole is an alumnus of Beach High, his interest in the school's history was deeply rooted. After preliminary research by the Sports Staff of the Beacon, Mr. Mole asked the Newspaper Staff to further research the history of our great school. The Newspaper Staff then compiled information, contacted former graduates and solicited student involvement by sponsoring an essay contest. Also compiling information were Becky Ingram, Vicky Hall, and Sonya Pleasant. The theme, We have sailed the rough seas of the past. Beach High, where do we go from here? proved to be an excellent focal point for the educational and entertaining program. At the start of the program Monica Sams served as mistress of ceremonies and Steve Brightwell gave the inspiration. After the introduction by Leslie Brown, Dr. Clifford Hardwick, a former graduate of Beach gave an inspiring speech highlighting our school's glorious history and its hopeful future. Brian Silverman presented from the city of Savannah, a document proclaiming February as A.E. Beach High School Month. The birthday celebration not only gave the students a hope for our school's future, but it also provided a reason for pride in our school's history. Let us strive to make both the pride and the hope remain forever alive. A True Champion Last year at the JCL State Convention, Henry Chow was a recipient of the Lily B. Hamilton Scholarship. This scholarship is award annually to two or three stu- dents from Georgia who have contributed the most to the efforts of the GJCL in their four years of high school. While at the convention, Henry won five first place ribbons. These were in the field of mottos, and literature tests, pencil drawings, posters, and maps. Henry has certainly proven that he is a true champion in every aspect of the phrase. Henderson Formey Interim Superintendent . The president of the school system is leader, educator, wielder of power; he is also officeholder, caretaker, inheritor, consensus seeker, persuader. But his is mostly the mediator. — The Godkin Lectures at Havard University, 1963 Mr. Henderson E. Formey was appointed Interim Superintendent of Schools when Dr. Sylvester Rains left Savannah. Mr. Formey kept the Chatham County Public School System running efficiently and productively for the months until a new superintendent could be found. As Interim Superintendent, Mr. Formey is in charge of the city's educational program. He works with the school board, school administrators, parents and students. Mr. Formey and his assistants well represent the downtown administration. 30 Chief Mole A high school could not function properly without an outstanding principal. Fortunately, Beach High has this principal. He is Mr. Richard Russell Mole. Mr. Mole's activities range from monitoring the halls to communicating with the Board of Education. Mr. Mole is the voice of our school who is concerned with every aspect of our daily strides toward maturity. He is in charge of the instructional program and the custodial staff, as well as public relations with parents and the central office. Mr. Mole is concerned with the welfare of Beach High's student and administrative bodies. One of his philos- ophies is United we stand, divided we fall. Without this unity Beach High would not have any of the quali- ties it has today under the leadership of our principal, Mr. Mole. 31 Assistant Principals Beach High has three fine Assistant Principals working under the direction of Mr. Mole. They are Mr. Blake, Mr. Pandtle, and Mr. Wright. Their various activities help Mr. Mole with the continuing charge of the school. Mr. Blake makes out all the reports for the year, a report every twenty days; handles all the books, invoices, and purchase orders; and he is also in charge of the lunch program. Mr. Blake feels that the staff works very close with the students, and is very efficient. Mr. Pandtle monitors students on campus, takes disci- plinary actions, and assists Mr. Mole with duties that are necessary. He is proud of the warmth ad good citizenship of the students, and he feels that Beach has some of the nicest people anywhere. Mr. Wright is in charge of taking disciplinary actions toward students, and is in charge of substitute teachers. Mr. Wright feels that Beach is a good school and that we have made many improvements. Mr. Wright has been a Beach High Bulldog for seven years. 32 Teacher Of The Year Mrs. Matilda B. Heath Having excellence recognized by one's colleagues is a prestigious honor enjoyed by a select few. The instructors here at Beach have chosen Mrs. Matilda B. Heath as the 1982-1983 Teacher of the Year. Mrs. Heath is an 18-year veteran of the teaching profession. Mrs. Heath has been the recipient of serveral honors in this vocation. She is a member of Phi Delta Kappa, an honorary educational fraternity. Mrs. Heath was chairperson of the social studies department for seven years and was elected Teacher of the Year in 1973-1974. Mrs. Heath was also designated STAR Teacher of 1980-1981. Not only is Mrs. Heath a brilliant teacher, but she is also the mainstay of the Annual Staff, having served as advisor for several years. It is here that the patience and dedication indicative of a great educator shine through, for the produc- tion of a yearbook is a difficult and sometimes wearisome task. Mrs. Heath must have her share of leisure time and she enjoys spending it with her only daugh- ter, Anissa. During a free moment in the school day, Mrs. Heath might be found tending her plants which is her favorite hobby. Great teachers are like great art — they should be savored, appreciated and cherished. In Mrs. Ma- tilda B. Heath, Beach High School has found a priceless treasure. 34 Dedication Mrs. Essie S. Johnson The 1983 Golden Bulldog is dedicated to a special person who has contributed much to our school, its faculty and its students. This year the annual is dedicated to Mrs. Essie Johnson, a faculty member who is the very essence of school spirit. Mrs. Johnson harbors contagious zeal that infects virtually everyone she comes in contact with, and she has been instrumental in boosting school morale. The Annual Staff is proud to dedicate this book to one who has given so much to all of us at Beach High. 35 Faculty And Staff Mrs. A. Aikens Miss Kathy Andrews Mr. Randall Bacon Mrs. W.L. Banks Eng. Lab I, Gram. Comp I, II, Ceramics, Design Concepts, Adv. D.E. Class, I, III, Adv. of DECA Per. Fin., Budg., Money Meas., Asst. Adv. for Miss Beach of Junior Class Citz Govt. Coach Smith looking over the horizon. Mr. Mole is looking his best for our school photographer. Mr. Wayne Bland Ms. D. Bolden Chem., Phys., Sci. Lab, Science Personal Finance Dept. Head 36 Mr. Patrick Bonard Mrs. Laura Bonds Wld. History, Law Individ, Physical Science, Life Science Coach for Soccer Team Mrs. Edna Bowens Mrs. Hazel Brentson Adv. Gram. Comp I, CVAE Eng, Media Specialist Gram. Comp IV Coach Williams is showing his class a new technique for art. Mrs. Thelma Bryant Pract, Geom., Geom., Meas . Data, Alpha-Si-Omega Adv. Mrs. Sapp is one of Beach's friendly substitute teachers. Mrs. G.S. Brown Mrs. Nancy Bruce Spanish I, Law Individ., Span- Secretary ish Club Adv. Mr. Fallis is helping a student with her term paper. 37 Mrs. Wendy Cail Mrs. Trudie Cole Ms. Gertrude Coxon Mr. Eugene Failis Sociology Psy US History Biology, Earth Sci., Life Sci. Intro. Sociology, Soc. Sci. Skill, Gram, Comp IV, Lit, II. KEY Club 6 ' Map Skills, Wld. Hist. Adv. Mr. Charles Gardner Mr. James German Mrs. D. Graham Ms. Jenell R. Griffith Transportation, Cluster I, II, III, Biology, Coach — Football, Base., Main Office Secretary Family Relations, Food, FHA Adv. IV Basket., P.E. Mr. Bacon is showing Michael an important concept in Industry. Mrs. Addie Hart Earth Science Ms. Mary Hatch Comp. Prog, Simp Alg, Skills Math Mrs. M.B. Heath U.S. Hist, Annual, Annual Staff Adv. Mrs. Nancy Herrington Adv Hist I, AP Europ Hist, Adv Soc Sci, Anchor Club Adv., Head Soc. Studies Dept. The Custodial Staff includes: Mr. Edward Campbell, Mrs. Alma Carter, Mr. Manuel Garvin, Mrs. Bertha Hendrix, Mrs. Beatrice Jenkins, Mrs. Ruth Savage, Mrs. Viola Williams, and Mr. John Willie Wright. Mr. Garvin is the Head Custodian. Every school must be kept up and presentable so the students and staff can work in clean conditions. These people put their all into keeping Beach High clean. Mrs. Marilyn Jackson Typing I, Account I, Bus Law I, Off Mach Mrs. Jesse Jenkins Wld Hist I, II, Adv. Soc. Sci. Skills, Miss Beach, Tennis, Stu- dent Govt. Mr. Lawrence Hutchins Brass Tech, Woodwind, Tech, Beg, Interm, Adv. Band Director Mrs. Essie Johnson Gram, Comp III, IV, Lit II, Jour- nalism, Newspaper Staff, Drill Team, Miss Beach, Adv. 40 Mrs. Rose Jones Eng Lab II and III Mrs. Shirley Kelly Main Library, Media Specialist Mrs. Patricia Lawson Counselor for 9th and 12th. Ms. C.A. Lewis Media Clerk Mrs. Ola Lewis Gram, Comp II, Advanced Lit IV, English Dept. Head, Senior Class Adv. Mrs. Karen McGrady U.S. Hist, SLD Math, Gram, Comp I Mr. Hartwell McKenzie Personal Fin, Skill Math Mrs. J. McKissick Sci Lab, Earth Sci, 41 Do you get the point? Mrs. M. Ann Polite Gram, Comp, II, III, IV: Wld. Hist I, SLD Math, 4-H Adv. Mrs. Mary Sue Reagan Adv. Mixed Chorus, Girls Chor, Advanced Mixed Ens, Adv. for Senior Class Mrs. Betty Mitchell World History Mrs. Jestine Moran Shorthand, Typing I A teacher is a friend indeed when in desire need. The teachers of Beach High School are here to help students with their educational learning process. Mrs. Jennifer Roberson Mr. Beryl Rubnitz Health, Flag Football, Tennis Counselor — Grades 10 and 12 Coach Mr. Charles Schwartz Mrs. Dorothy Scott Bus. Comp I II, Off. Mach., Life Science, Health VOT Class, FBLA Adv., Senior Class Adv. Mrs. Esterlene Scott Media Specialist Mrs. Huxsie Scott U.S. History, Map Skills Mrs. J. Simmons Law Individual, World History Mrs. Geneva Y. Smith Gram Comp II, III, Lit. Ill Mrs. R. Talley Mrs. Ruthie Tate Mr. Carl Thompson Mrs. Alix Thompson Skilled Math 1, Main Skill, Eng. Main Office Secretary Drafting, Cluster I, II, III Lit. I, French, Gram Comp IV, Lab I Adv. of French Club 44 Ms. Marilyn Tuten Skill Math, Trig., Alg. 11 A, Soft- ball Coach Mrs. Cheryl Washington Gram Comp IV, Lit. Ill, Junior Class Adv. Mrs. Delores Washington Nurse Ms. Carol Wells Home Economics Mrs. Doris D. Wood U.S. History, I, II In all our efforts for education — in providing adequate schools, research, and study — we must never lose sight of the very heart of education: good teaching itself. Good teachers do not just happen. They are the product of the highest personal moti- vation, encouraged and helped in their work by adequate salaries and the respect, support, good will of their neighbors. The quality of American teach- ing has never been better. But the rewards for too many teachers are not commensurate with their work and their role in American life. It is my ear- nest hope that along with progress in other aspects of education, the states and communities will give increasing attention to this tap-root of all education — good teachers, and hence good teaching. Dwight David Eisenhower Mrs. Dorothy Williams Physical Education Ms. Wanda Wisham Alg. I, Dec., % Proportions Mr. James Westcot Wld. Hist. I, Latin 1, 2, Ancient Rome, JCL Adv. 45 Class Motto The past is my heritage; the future is my challenge. Maria Williams And Wanda Williams Class Song I'll Be Leaving Ole Beach High Don't Know why my heart is sad. When I know that I should be glad. 'Cause I'll be leaving ole Beach High with my love. Since, I've been at Beach High, Times have changed, but the memory's the same. 'Cause I'll be leaving ole Beach High, Leaving ole Beach High, Leaving ole Beach High, with my love. I remember the great time , and The heartaches that filled our minds, 'Cause I'll be leaving ole Beach High with my love. We love to brag and we love to boast. Because, Beach High, we love you most. 'Cause I'll be leaving ole Beach High, Leaving ole Beach High, Leaving ole Beach High with my love. Class Poem Memories Within Under the Leadership Of Richard R. Mole Lie the beloved colors Of Blue and Gold. W The young and the restless At Beach High School Are in search for tomorrow Upholding all rules. Achievement, accomplishment. Action and fun, Memories of the good things; Now a new day has begun. Remembering that Beach High is the capitol, And the bulldog is the state. The principal, faculty and students Are all super-great. — Written by Cheryl Thomas And I've waited for this day, When I would graduate. 'Cause I'll be leaving ole Beach High, Leaving ole Beach High, Leaving ole Beach High with my love. — Lyrics by Charlene Hall Senior Class Officers For 1983 Elliott Ferguson — Treasurer Robert Smith — Reporter Bennett Shipman — Parliamentarian These are the leaders that this year's graduating seniors chose to guide them through the most important year of their lives. Under the tutelage of Mr. Schwartz, Mrs. Reagan, Mrs. Lewis, and last but certainly not least our principal Mr. Mole, these seven individuals have traveled a rough and rocky road. Yet, they have come through it all with great success to make this year's graduating class the best yet. 49 Tina Tillman — Chaplain Kimberly Abram Wesley Aikens Jr. Layer Alexander Edith Allen Umar al-Qadi Teresa Ambrose Stephanie Anderson Polly Andrews Thomas Andrews Elaine Anthony Linda Arkwright Anthony Audesey Kenneth Bacon Darlene Baker Andrea Barnes Todd Barton William Barton Russell Beasley Sandra Beckley James Bell 51 Lolisa Berry Carolyn Boles Marcelle Boles Angelo Bosco III 52 Renea Brown Warren Brown Michael Brown Juanita Bryant Angela Bulloch Adam Butcher John Burgess Phyllis Burnam Debra Butler Denise Butler Christopher Burns Antionette Cannon 53 Kanita Cannon Alvin Carter Parul Chandra Cara Chaplin Most Intellectual — Umar al-Qadi, LaTonya Jenkins Pamela Coleman Michelle Cooper 54 Most Likely To Succeed — Russell Beasley, Laura Davis Tonya Curry Tam Dang Tonya Crawford Michael Crouse t Arlene Davis Laura Davis Anthony Davis Carmen Davis + +i% ? 57 58 Most Talented — Maggie Moore, Quinton Houston Mary Edenfield Helen Edwards Jacquelyn Edwards Keith Edwards Kimberly Estridge Christopher Evans Dionne Ferguson Edward Ferguson Most Dependable — Elliott Ferguson, Parul Chandra 59 60 Most Athletic — Lolisa Berry, Todd Barton Sharon Furman Edna Gadson iiJ Chandra George Calvin Green Connie Green Friendliest - Todd Rhodes. Rebbeca Ingram Jennifer Gandy Tammy Geiger Dawn Gibson Robbie Gordon Sheila Gray 62 Most Popular — Joyce Wilson, Willie Pippen Aaron Hardeman Patricia Harper David Huerd Rebecca Ingram Most Spirited — Michael McPhaul, Wanda King Wittiest — Martin Stokes, Robbie Gordon David Johnson Rodney Johnson 6 65 Sonya Jones Derrick Kemp Best Dressed — Cleve Harrison, Sharon Furman Regina Kimbrel Alonzo King Cheryl King Wanda King 66 Most Attractive — Anthony Williams, Cheryl King Michael Lane Janice Lang Antonio Lanier Wilma Lawton Diana LeFevre Michelle Levett Rosalind Lewis Walton Liles Best All Around — Victoria Hall, Michael Crouse Bernadine Lewis Gerald Lewis Lisa Long Paula Lovett Mrs. J. Smith, our business teacher plans for her classes. Earnest Major Philip Malone David Lockett Linda London Craig Lindsey Dionne Lloyd Leonard Marshall Derrick Mathis Pamela Mathis Maureen Maxwell 69 Fredrick Mckinney Michael McPhaul Assistant Principal, Mr. Pandtle, gives Stephanie Lewis information for the Annual Staff. Counselor, Mr. Frank Blackshear, in a counseling session Napoleon Padgett 111 Sonya Pleasant Joanne Nesbitt Becky Newsome Willie Pippen III James Norris Tina Miles Maggie Moore Michael Ponder Angela Riley Linda Rish Leroy Porter Paul Riley Marian Robbins Robin Reeves Todd Rhodes Assistant Principal, Mr. Robert Blake, sorts invoices. 72 Asberry Robinson Rita Robinson Foye Rockett David Rosario Marvin Rufus Jose Ruiz Catherine Sanders Vernon Scarver Sandra Shaw Eddie Shenton Mr. Barnes, advisor of VICA, finally captured by the photographer. Angela Scott Alonda Scruggs Steven Singleton Eddie Smalls Deborah Smalls Jenene Smith 74 When individual help is needed. Miss Hatch is there. Marvin Smith Ondra Smith Reginald Smith Robert Smith Sonya Stafford Timothy Stanley James Starnes Warren Stevens 75 Miss Hudson gives extra help to Monica Davis. Cynthia Stevens Norris Thomas Tina Tillman Vicki Trawick Donna Wainwright Cheryl Thomas 76 m Join Mrs. Jenkins, our history teacher, for all the latest news. Kenneth Wallace Russell Whitney Samuel Watson David Weirich Anthony Williams Anthony Williams Sandra White Antoinette Williams OW DO YOU MEASURE UP? WORD POWER 77 Mrs. Aikens takes a break as she lets another type of teacher go to work; the media. Eddie Williams George Williams Melvin Williams Michael Williams Winning not only comes from manpower, but also from strategy which comes from brain power. Stephanie Williams Tonja Williams Wanda Williams Karen Williamson Donna Wilson Joyce Wilson Nannette Wils' Lee Woods Nathaniel Wright Michelle Young Mrs. Stephens, advisor of VOCA, smiles for the photographer. 7i 80 Taking a shop class can be fun when you have Mr. Riley as your instructor. Vocational training pays off. What was the question? Street law is important these days!' Senior Statistics Kimberly Abram — FBLA Reporter, Flagguard, JCL. Vivian Adams — Adv. Mixed Chorus, Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus. Zonna Adams — Homemaker Certificate Wesley Aikens — ROTC, Track Layer Alexander — Media Festival Award, FHA, Girls' Chorus, Adv. Mixed Chorus, Adv. Ensemble, DECA. Edith Allen — Art Award, VICA, FHA, Flagguard Umar al-Qadi — Governor's Honors Program Finalist, National Merit Scholar- ship Simi-Finalist, NEDT Certificate, Who's Who Among American High School Students, America's Outstanding Names and Faces, Who's Who in Foreign Languages, National Leadership Merit Award, 1st and 2nd-place Awards in tnc District and State Science Fairs, lst-place in District Media Festival, Favorite Science Award, Biology, Chemistry, Trigonometry, English, World History, and U.S. History Awards, Beta Club Treasurer, President, KEY Club President, JCL. Stanley Alvin — NJROTC Theresa Ambrose — Vice President FBLA Stephanie Anderson — FHA, VOCA Polly Andrews — UGA Certificate of Merit, Certificates of Excellent Scholar- ship in World History, French, English, Certificate of Honor in Science, French Club Vice President, FBLA, Sr. Class Representative. Elaine Anthony — Home Economivs Award, SECME, Volleyball, Basketball, Drill Team, Junior Class and Student Gov't Representative Henry Anthony — VOCA, ROTC, Football Linda Arkwright — UGA Certificate of Merit, United States National Journal- ism Award, English Award, Beacon Staff Editor, Drill Team Sgt, Student Gov't Treasurer, President, Chorus, French Club, Spanish Club Anthony Audesey — VICA Vice President, Adv. Mixed Ensemble, Chorus Kenneth Bacon — VOCA, FHA, FBLA, VICA Darlene Baker — VOCA, DECA, Spanish Club Wanda Baldwin — Drill Team, Pep Squad Andrea Barnes — FHA, Adv. Mixed Chorus, Girls' Chorus, Miss Homecom- ing” Contestant, Pep Squad Captain Ricky Barrel! — DECA, VICA Most Athletic Todd Barton — Best Defensive Lineman Dan Baun — General Activities Russell Beasley — Latin Honor Society, Most Likely to Succeed , Math Award, KEY Club Secretary, President JCL, Junior Varsity Basketball James Bell — Annual Staff Artist, Varsity Football Lolisa Berry — UGA Certificate of Merit, U.S. Leadership Merit Award, Out- standing Achievement in Accounting Award, Typing Award, Shorthand Excel- lence, Miss Homecoming 1st runner-up, 2nd in State Discus Throw, Junior Class Secretary, Volleyball, Varsity Basketball, Softball, Track James Blunt — Reading Skills Award, VICA Carolyn Boles — Trophy for Drill Team, FHA, Drill Team, DECA, French Club Lavelle Brooks — General Activities Denise Brown — History and English Awards Miss Beach , Beacon Staff Photo Editor, Drill Team Corporal, Adv. Mixed Ensemble, Girls' Chorus Josie Brown — Spanish Club, Girls' Chorus, FHA Leslie Brown — FHA, FBLA, VICA, Varsity Cheerleader, Sr. Class Vice Presi- dent Renea Brown — Reading Class Award, JCL, Spanish Club Warren Brown — FBLA, Varsity Football, Sr. Homeroom Representative Juanita Bryant — DECA, FHA, Spanish Club, Drill Team, Adv. Mixed Chorus Cindy Bunton — English Certificate, National Latin Honor Certificate, FBLA, Varsity Cheerleader, JCL, Anchor Club, Senior Homeroom Representative Phyllis Burnam — FBLA Christopher Burns — JCL Sharon Burt — General Activities Adam Butcher — General Activities Debra Butler —• Muscular Dystrophy Association Award, FHA, Spanish Club, DECA Kelli Brisard — VICA Secretary Antionette Cannon — FBLA Kanita Cannon — SECME, Varsity Cheerleader, Red Cross Committee, VOT, CVAE, DECA Secretary Michelle Cason — VOCA Secretary, Treasurer Parul Chandra — UGA Certificate of Merit, Latin Honor Society, NEDT Certifi- cate, JCL, Marching and Concert Band, Anchor Club Secretary, Treasurer, FBLA, BETA Secretary Stephen Chapman — Field and Track, MVP, 1st Place District Science Fair, NEDT Certificate, United States National Journalism Award, Track, Soccer, French Club, Parliamentarian, Newspaper Editor, JCL, Band Robert Chestnut — B-Team Basketball, VOCA, Adv. Mixed Chorus, Adv. Mixed Ensemble, ROTC, Skating Club, CVAE Sheila Churoff — Homeroom Representative Andrea Cohen — Honor Roll, FBLA Secretary, Treasurer, VOT, Homeroom Representative Pamela Cohen — VOCA, Spanish Club Tonya Crawford — Student Government, Junior Class Representative, FBLA Tonya Curry — JCL, FHA, FBLA, Band Tam Dang — English, French, Geometry, Biology, and Latin Awards, French Club Treasurer, JCL, Alpha Psi Omega, BETA Club Secretary Anthony Davis — Best Cadet in ROTC Award, VOCA, ROTC Rifle Team Arlene Davis — Track Carmen Davis — JCL, Spanish Club Laura Davis — UGA Certificate of Merit, Latin Honor Society, Math Medal, 1st Place Media Fair, Anchor Club Vice-President, President, BETA Club Secretary, FBLA, JCL Secretary, Marching and Concert Band Monica Davis — FHA, Band Sheila Davis — FHA, Muscular Distrophy Association Award, CVAE Solomon Davis — Counselor's Aid and Library Aid Lisa Drayton — Outstanding Drill Team Member, Outstanding Color Guard, Soccer Pep Squad, Drill Team, ROTC Nathaniel Drayton — Football Bennie Duncan — VICA Annette Edenfield — World History Award, Mummers, FBLA Historian, Soccer Team Manager Jacquelyn Edwards — VOCA, FHA, Homeroom Representative Keith Edwards — Skate Club Phillip Edward — Baseball, Basketball, Football, Track Certificates Kim Estridge — Latin Honor Society, VOT, JCL, FBLA Parliamentarian, Vice President Chris Evans — Key Club Vice President, Soccer Team, JCL Sabrina Evans — Track Award, Spanish Club Morris Farmer Jr. — Band Letter, Band Beverly Ferguson — Corrective Read I, II, III Awards, FHA, DECA Elliott Ferguson — Golden Bulldog, Most Dependable , UGA Certificate of Merit. Mayors Youth Council, Spanish Club, FBLA, JCL, Annual Staff Photo- graphic Editor, Photographer, Key Club, Junior Class Treasurer, Sr. Treasurer, Adv. Mixed Ensemble Diane Ferguson — FHA Award, FHA, Flagguard, Pepsquad Co-Capt, Class Rep. Sarah Ferrebee — Latin Honor Society, FHA, JCL Deidre Ford — DECA Samantha Frazier — FHA, FBLA, Student Government Sharon Furman — Jr. Chapter Certificate, FHA and VOCA Certificate, VOCA, DECA Jennifer Gandy — General Activites Tammy Geiger — Student Council Award, English and Math Awards, FBLA, Flagguard Student Council, Homeroom Rep, SECME, Girls' Chorus, Marching Band, ROTC Chandra George — Science Award, Governor's Honors Alternate, Spanish, Volleyball, Tennis Team, Adv. Mixed Ensemble, SECME, VICA, Student Gover- nor Rep. Kerk Gillis - JCL Dawn Gibson — World History Medal, Typing I, II Medals, First place District Science Fair, Who's Who in Foreign Languages, Volleyball, BETA, Annual Staff Executive Secretary, FBLA Parliamentarian Curtis Giddens — General Activities Robbie Gordon — Social Studies 100 Club, Girls' Chorus, Mixed Ensemble, Drill Team, VOCA, FHA, Blood Drive Committee Sheila Gray — Typewriting Award, FHA, French Club, SECME, Adv. Mixed Ensemble, Girls' Chorus, Student Gov't, Homeroom Rep. Connie Greene — Honor Society, FHA Award, Drill Team Sergeant, Lieutenant, Spanish Club President, VOT, Track Team, Student Gov't Parliamentarian Secretary Charlene Hall — Latin Honor Society, Home Economics, Social Studies, Alge- bra Awards, JCL, Tribune, SECME Parliamentarian, Marching Band, FBLA Victoria Hall — English, Math, Science, and Latin Awards, Latin Honor Society, Anchor Club, JCL Parliamentarian, Vice Pres., Pres., Jr. Class Vice Pres., Stu- dent Gov't Treasurer, Adv. Mixed Ensemble, Who's Who in Foreign Languages, Best All Around Stephanie Hall — FB1.A Representative, JCL, ROTC, Spanish Club Derrick Hamilton — Mixed Chorus, FBLA, Chaplain, ROTC, VOCA Parlia- mentarian, Treasurer, Student Gov't, Homeroom Rep., JCL, Tribune, Skating Club Shawn Hamilton — ROTC, FHA Historian Aaron Hardeman — General Activities Patricia Harper — Chorus, FBLA Joe Harris — Basketball, VOCA Cleve Harrison — Honor Roll, Senior Superlative, Student Gov't, CVAE, VOCA, FBLA, JCL, Skate Club, VOT, Homeroom Rep., Spanish Club, 4-H, Skate Club Vice Pres. Bosie Hill — General Activities Nathan Holmes - ROTC, VOCA Wardell Holmes III — History and Mechanical Drawing Awards, Band, Gov. Youth Orchestra, All-City Stage Band, FBLA Quinton Houston — Chorus Becky Ingram — Mathematics Medal, Latin Honor Society, Who's Who In Foreign Languages, Annual Staff Associate Editor, Anchor Club, JCL Historian, Soccer Pep Squad, FBLA, Sr. Class Rep. Janice Jackson — French Club. Annual Staff Bill Jenkins — FFA Award, DECA Award, FFA, DECA Latonia Jackson — Most Intellectual English Award, Homecoming Contes- tant, Coaches Award, Sr. Class President, Spanish Club, Girls' Varsity Basket- ball, Girls' Softball, Track and Field, DECA, VOCA James Johnson — DECA Rodney Johnson — General Activities Senior Statistics Sylathia Renec Johnson — Music Award, Student Gov't, Band, FBLA, DECA Vernon Johnson — Adv. Mixed Chorus, Team Manager Beldon Jones — Mixed Chorus, Adv. Mixed Ensemble, Band Chandra Jones — JCL, VICA Edward Jones — Basketball, Football, Track Fredrick Jones — General Activities Patricia Jones — ROTC Drill Cadet Tracy Jones — FHA Derrick Kemp — Soccer Rookie of the Year , French Club Regina Kimbrel — FBLA President, Homeroom Rep. Cheryl King — Annual Staff, Majorette Wanda King — Certificate for Annual Production, Anchor Club, Jr. Varsity, Cheerleader, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Chorus, Adv. Mixed Ensemble, Annual Staff Editor-in-Chief, Jr. Class Rep., Senior Class Rep., H.R. Rep Austin Knowles — FFA, Varsity Basketball, Track Mike Lane — Football Letter, DECA, Football Janice Lang — Accounting Award, Student Gov't Rep, B-Team Basketball, Annual Staff Business Manager, Typist, SECME Debra Langston — VICA Antonio Lanier — DECA Parliamentarian Peter LaRocco — General Activities Jasper Lee — 4-H, Spanish, French, FFA, Science Club Michelle Lcvctt — Miss Homecoming Contestant, JCL, Skating Club, DECA, Basketball, Volleyball, Track Bernadine Lewis — Society of Distinguished American High School Students. Girls' Chorus, Adv. Mixed Chorus, Mixed Ensemble, Spanish Club Rosland Lewis — Science and Homemaking Awards, Jr. Varsity and Varsity Basketball, Volleyball, Annual Staff, SECME Walton Liles — Baseball and Soccer Letters, Outstanding Draftsman Award, 2nd Place Science Fair, JCL National Convention Awards, JCL Historian, Key Club Secretary Craig Lindsey — VICA, JCL Dione Lloyd — VOCA Reporter, Secretary, FHA, FBLA, Beacon Staff, Pep Squad David Lockett — Drivers Aid, 4-H, ROTC Lisa Long — Spanish Club, Parliamentarian, Flagguard, FBLA, Mixed Ensemble, Calendar Committee, Student Government, Homeroom Rep Paula Lovett — FHA, JCL Ernest Major — Tennis and Track Awards, Homeroom Rep, Spanish Club Leonard Marshall — DECA Award, Varsity Basketball Team, Captain Derrick Mathis — General Activities Maureen Maxwell — Jr. Class Rep., Spanish Club, SECME, VICA, FHA Larry McCraw — Outstanding Draftsman Award, VICA Freddrick McKinney — Band, JCL, Skate Club Michael McPhaul — Most Spirited , Jr. Varsity and Varsity Basketball Teams. DECA, Homeroom Rep, VOCA Sandra Merritt — Flagguard Beth Mitchell — General Activities Tina Miles — Honor Roll, French Club, FBLA Rep Maggie Moore — Home Economics. FHA, Typing, English, and Drill Team Awards, Spanish Club, FHA Secretary, Drill Team Sgt, Commander, Girls' Chorus, Adv. Mixed Ensemble Bolynthia Myers — Chemistry, U.S. History, Typing, and English Awards, Band Joanne Nesbitt — Pep Squad, Flagguard, JCL Becky Newsome — Flagguard, Varsity Cheerleader, FBLA, Drama Club, Soccer, Pep Squad, DECA James Norris — General Activities Todd Rhodes — Football Award and Letter, Friendliest , Varsity and Jr. Varsi- ty Football Teams, Sr. Class Rep., Track, Baseball Napoleon Padgett III — Latin Honor Society, JCL, Spanish Club, ROTC, FBLA Willie Pippen III — ROTC, Baseball, Spanish Club, Key Club Parliamentarian, Band, Chorus, Jr. Class Pres., Student Gov't President Sonya Pleasant — Band, FHA Leroy Porter — General Activities Robin Reeves — General Activities Angela Riley — JCL, FBLA Treasurer, VICA Linda Rish - JCL, FBLA Cynthia Roberts — English Award, JCL, Historian, FBLA Rep Marion Roberts — Beacon Staff, Sports Editor, VOCA Vice Pres., Basketball, DECA Moshell Roberts — JCL, FBLA, Spanish Club Samantha Roberson — Social Studies and Latin Awards, French Club Assistant Vice Pres. Marian Robbins — Governors Honors Program in Math, NEDT, Certificate of Merit, Latin Honor Society, English and Math Awards, JCL, Marching Band, Anchor Club, Beta Club, Annual Staff Asberry Robbinson — Jr. Varsity and Varsity Basketball Teams Foye Rockett — Hall of Fame, Band Letter and Medal, All-County Band, Band, Adv. Mixed Ensemble, Senior Class, Rep, Homeroom Rep Brenda Rolle — FHA Henry Robinson — Varsity Football Marvin Rufus — Football Vernon Scarver — 2nd place Regional Convention. COCA, 2nd place Drafting in Regional Convention VOCA Pres., and Vice Pres Karen Sellow — Drill Team, FBLA, French Club, DECA Sandra Shaw — Jr. Varsity Cheerleader, Beacon Staff Eddie Shenton - DCT, VICA Corrye Sheppard — FHA, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Chorus, Adv. Mixed Chorus, Class Rep. L. Bennett Shipman II — FBLA, ROTC, Chorus, Spanish, Senior Class Parlia- mentarian, Student Govt. Rep. Kelvin Shubert — Distinguished American High School Students, French Club, FBLA, Soccer Team Lester Shuman II — VOCA, Adv. Ensemble Chorus Darrin Simmons — Football Team, JCL Tracey Skipper — Track Award, Track, Drill Team, Spanish Club Debra Small — Tennis Trophy, FBLA, FHA, Tennis, Jr. Class Chaplain, Jr. Class Vice Pres Eddie Smalls — Band, Adv. Mixed Chorus, Tennis, Track, ROTC, Student Gov't Jerome Smith — Track Award Marvin Smith — Jr. Charter Certificate, VOCA Robert Smith — Ga. Tech Scholarship, Key, Beta, JCL, Jr. Class Reporter, Senior Class Reporter, Annual Staff, Beacon Staff, Student Gov't Reporter, March of Dimes Youth Group Andrea Smith — Football, Basketball Reginald Smith — Rep, in French Club Tim Stanley — Senior Trophy for Football, Track, Letter in Football and Track, VICA, Student Gov't Rep, Beacon Staff, Varsity Football, Jr. Varsity Basketbal Sonya Stafford — FHA, Girls' Chorus Cynthia Stevens — Home Economics. Typing, Tennis Awards, Tennis, FBLA, 4-H DECA, Drill Team Warren Stephens — Merit Award, Jr. Class Parliamentarian, Vice Pres Spanish Club, DECA President, Annual Staff, VOCA Parliamentarian. FBLA, FHA Kathy Stewart — FBLA Mary Stewart — Social Studies Award, Miss GA. T.E.E.N. State Finalist, French Club Pres. Director Martin Stokes — VOCA Parliamentarian, JCL, Football, Basketball, FBLA, Spanish Club Cheryl Thomas — Flagguard, Spanish Club, JCL, Skate Club, FBLA, FHA Gregory Thomas — Jacket School Tony Thomas — Football and Track Certificate Reginald G. Thompson — Art Achievement Award, Junior Varsity Basketball, Varsity Basketball Tina Tillman — UGA Certificate of Merit, Biology Award, Spanish, TRENDS, Anchor Club, Adv. Mixed Chorus, Beta Vice Pres., Sr. Class Chaplain, Alpha Psi Omega, Adv. Mixed Ensemble, FBLA Tim Stanley — VICA, Student Gov't Rep, Beacon Staff, Varsity Football, Jr. Varsity Basketball David Troupe — ROTC, Football Vicki Trawick — Latin Honor Society, Anchor Club, Student Gov't Rep, JCL Historian Scrafina Walker — Homeroom Rep Bertha Wallace — General Activities Kenneth Wallace — Accounting Award, VOCA, DECA, FBLA Samuel Watson — S.S.C. Upward Bound: Big Brother Certificate, Skate Club Sandra White — JCL, Drill Team, FBLA, DECA Reporter Anthony Williams — Varsity and Jr. Varsity Football, Men's Chorus, Adv. Mixed Chorus, Adv. Mixed Ensemble Anthony Williams — Best Dressed , VOCA, VICA Antionette Williams — Pep Squad, Adv. Mixed Chorus, Adv. Mixed Ensemble Eddie Williams - Track Team ROTC, FBLA George Williams — Band, Track and Basketball Teams, VOCA Treasurer, Skateclub, ROTC Karen Williams — DECA Secretary, FBLA, Student Gov't, Homeroom Rep Micheal Williams — DECA, ROTC Quinette Williams — Track Team, Pep Squad Co-Captain, DECA Treasurer Sam Williams — Football and Track Teams, VICA Wanda Williams — Miss Homecoming , Adv. Mixed Ensemble, Student Gov't Reporter, Annual Staff Connie Wilson — General Activities Donna Wilson — Spanish Club, Anchor Club, Alpha Psi Omega, Beta. Student Gov't Rep, Student Gov t Chaplain, DCT, Annual Staff Joyce Wilson — Most Popular , SSC Upward Bound, Spanish Secretary and Parliamentarian, Beacon Staff, Pep Squad Treasurer. Girls' Chorus, Adv. Mixed Ensemble, Jr. Class Reporter, Senior Class Secretary Nannette Wilson — FHA Chaplin, JCL, Flagguard, Co-Captain, Adv. Chorus Nathaniel Wright — Art and Soccer Certificates, Jr. Varsity Football and Soccer Teams 83 The Way We Were 85 Joequeata Russell iree Davis, Miss irian Advise 1 Reporter — Felecia Williams Chaplain — Joshua Bryant Junior Class Officers 86 Dianna Adkins Tammy Alexander Halimah Al-Qadi Eleanor Anthony Allen Armstrong Denice Baker Bernadette Ball Bernard Bamberg Donald Beamon Roxanne Bellinger Andrea Bolden Kim Boyd Jerry Boyles Lisa Braddock Curtis Bradley Lawrence Bradley Joann Branch Steve Brightwell Eric Brown Faye Brown 87 Joseph Brown Ramona Brown Joshua Bryant Aprille Bunton Katrina Burton Renee Butler Debbie Byrd Dezi Byrd Sharon Campbell Tray Cannon Debi Carey Lisa Case Katrina Coleman Carol Colson Glenda Cook Chris Cotney Stephanie Cowart Michelle Crapse Ron Crisostomo Lisa Crouse 88 Latrelle David Harlesia Davis Kimberly Davis Melvaree Davis Princess Denmark Marcey Dolgoff Todd Donald Tammy Douse Anthony Dunbar Carleen Early Catherine Edwards Kevin Evans Henrietta Fleming Rosemary Fuller Darren Gayle Sage Glasper William Golden Keith Gray David Green Vivian Green 89 Joseph Guarine Joan Hafey Daphne Hall Emily Harpe Joe Harris Ursula Hartwell Mary Hildreth James Hill Nichelle Hoskins Ronny Howard Drucilla Humphries Jennifer Ingram Cedric Jackson Darryl Jackson Dedric Jackson Richard Jackson Deidre Johnson Deidre Johnson Monique Johnson Samuel Johnson 90 Anthony Jones James Jones John Jones Linda Jordan Jennifer Joyner Michelle Kelly Allen King Michael Leach Stephanie Lewis Ayler Lovett Glenn Maples Carlos Michael Michele Miller Ozzie Miller Stephanie Miller Rhonda Miles Shelia Miles Cindy Mims Angela Minor Calvin Mitchell 91 Charles Morgan Andrea Morris Donna Morris Pam Mosley Tammy Mosley Cassandra Mulligan Patrick Olivarez Precious Parrish Regina Parrish Charles Perry Caren Polite Monica Polite Eric Prescott Carroll Ramsey Ken Reintzell Frances Reynolds 92 Tonya Reynolds Beverly Richards Bonnye Richards Gloria Richards Eric Roberson Evelyn Rolle Philip Rowland Wanda Rutledge Joequeata Russell Cheryl Sams Monica Sams Camell Sanders Angie Shiell Tammy Shirley Debra Sloman Ivan Solomon 93 Kim Smalls Stephanie Smalls William Stepherson Lisa Sterling Sharon Stokes Shelia Sullivan Kim Tanner Monica Taylor ; Tracy Ubele Joann Vereen Shelley Vinson Stephanie Waldburg LaTrelle White Tyra Whitfield Dawnique Williams Felecia Williams 94 95 Adrian Adams Lisa Addison Mitch Ambrose Sharon Anderson Tracey Anderson Malcolm Andrews Leonard Anthony Felecia Armstrong Barbara Aycock Sidra Bailey Angela Barnes Teresa Bazemore Angelyn Benjamin Sonia Biggins Robert Blake Latrelle Boddie Cynthia Boucher Tonya Bradshaw Francis Brooks Calvin Brown 96 Charles Brown Derek Brown Diane Brown Jack Brown John Brown Kim Brown Tony Brown Angela Burnett Melissa Burnsed Charlene Byrd Jackie Byrd Gina Capers Sharalyn Capers Oscar Carlers Jackie Carter Chantel Cato Mary Chalmers Ravi Chandra Greg Chisholm Harry Chow 97 Mike Coffee Chris Collins Lisa Collins Steve Cook Morris Cooper Renee Courts Karen Cowart Laurie Crapse Felice Crisostomo Cindy Crockett Sarita Davis Wonderlyn Decosta Lynett Deloach Shenelle Dinkins Karen Dolgoff Harry Drayton Stephanie Drummond Stephanie Dunham Wanda Dunham Maureen Durden Vicki Edenfield Jacqueen Evans Tiffany Fallis Prince Ferguson Tracy Ferguson Arthur Flagg Theresa Ford Samantha Futch Tracey Gamon Alison Gaston Al Goldwire Lee Gray Reginald Gray Aldreamer Guyton Kenny Hadwin Floyd Hall 100 Lee Hall Pamela Hall Calvin Harrison Veronica Hartley Sandy Heck Kim Hendry James Hendry Arthur Holmes Cynthia Holmes Sheleta Hudson Paulette Humphrey Hervania Jackson Marvin Knowles Nanine Koch James Laquerre Joanne Lanier Tonya Lee Matthew Letbetter Cheryl Lindblad Vicky Lindsay Brenda Lloyd Dean Maddox Parish Marisco Vera Martin 103 Lyda MacPherson Dan McQuire Charles Mitchell Shaun Mobley Don Moore Leslie Mayes Asa Nails Kathy Nesbitt Peggy Newsome Terrance Parker Kelly Philmon Melinda Pippen Yvette Postell Gerald Powell Gina Pruitt Lavonne Quarterman 104 James Saddler Carol Saldan Pam Salmon Bambi Sanders Omar Finch Tiffany Sikes Eva Simmons Verlene Singleton Kenny Smalls Nathaniel Smalls Leroy Stanley Edward Stepens Rosalyn Stevens Sonia Stevens Stephanie Stephens Patricia Swint Danna Talbert Allison Taylor Willie Thompson Contessa Talbert 105 Allen Touar Tracy Tremble Cecil Tyler Andy Underwood Charlie Vincent Yolanda Wallace Michelle Waters Delmar Watkins Eric White Theresa Whitney Greg William Brandi Williams Cynthia Williams Dylan Williams Tracey Williams Alan Wilson Samantha Winbush Wanda Woffard Tony Wright Wanda Wright 106 Julie Allen Crystal Andrews Carolyn Bacon Angela Barber Hazel Bargeron Sharran Barnum Allen Barry Tim Beasley Perthenia Bing Tina Borman Beverly Boucher Billy Boyles Richard Breitenbach Adrienne Brockington Demetria Brown Eddie Brown Jennifer Brown Lawanda Brown Renee Brown Joel Bukowiec Todd Rhodes and Tony Benjamin designed the Christmas display at McDonalds 107 Chris Bunton Sebrina Caldwell Michelle Carter Janice Carson Wanda Carson Shelia Case Pat Chester Courtney Clements Terrel Clemmens Joseph Coleman Alan Collins Kathy Collins Angela Conaway Kanandez Cooper Smort Cooper Freddie Corley Randy Cribbs Eva Curtis Craig Dawson James Davis Kiwonder Davis Melissa Davis Monica Davis Randi Davis Kerry Demere Wayne Dorsey Eleanor Dosey Yvette Douglas Sabrina Doyle Kenneth Drayton Valerie Dunbar Yvonne Dunbar Carolyn Edwards Demetrious Ervin Sabrina Evans 108 William Evans Joseph Farris John Fisher Clarence Fleming Richard Fleming Paul Floyd Troy Frazier Anthony Foy Tolejala Gillison John Gordon Tyrone Gordon Reubetta Gray Betty Greene Cheryda Gregory Lishus Gross William Gunnels Susie Hall Deborah Harley Chip Harris Vicki Harris Adrienne Henderson Shawn Herndon Cynthia Herold Howard Hickey Michelle Hildreth Randy Holcomb Evan Hough James Hudson Edith Hunter Serena Irvin Becky Jackson Kenya Jackson Kimberly Jackson Monica Jackson Zain Jacobs 109 Tesesa Jarrett Allyson Jenkins Dionne Jenkins Eric Johnson Janice Johnson Jacquelyn Jones Shelia Jordan Debra Kelly Shirley Kelly Sabrina Kent 110 Cindy Lee Susan Lee William Lewis Martha Lindsay Michelle Lindsey Lateah Lockett Barbara Lord Anthony Love Lisa Mason Johnnie Mayes Marvin Maynor Carla McDonald Carletta McLoudcn Sandra McNeal Tonshay McPherson Tony McRae Richardean Mike Qwan Mikell Regi Mithchell Terri Mithchell 111 Charles Moore James Moore Janet Moore Roberta Moore Samantha Moore Sharon Morton Jennifer Moseley Ondria Mullins Kathleen Murray Karen Norton Nancy O'Neal Marcia Olds Kimedra Owens Lance Parker Randy Peacock Michelle Pendergraph Tracy Pendergraphs Johnsie Peters Yvette Pickney Yvonne Pickney 112 Ann Powell Vickie Powell Cheryl Pringle Chris Prokop Stacy Quarterman Rosario Raines Heidi Ramsey Adrienne Reeves Cathy Reid Kathy Reno Chris Resendez Hazel Reynolds Ricky Rivers Randy Robbins Charlesetta Roberson Karen Roberson Corine Roberts Cheryl Robinson Quandania Robinson Dondid Rockett 113 Melissa Rowland Dorothy Sanders Lisa Smith James Scarborough Eric Scott Gary Scott Diana Seiler Lisa Shirley Key Shuman Cheryl Simmons Keema Small Cynthia Smart Cynthia Smith Dannette Smith Gerald Smith Lisa Santos Scott Smith Samantha Stewart Aaron Talbert Charnet Thomas 114 John Tillman LaDhana Tipton Becky Trawick David Tyson Kim Vereen Cheryl Washington Melissa Washington Elizabeth Waters William Snider Celeta Williams Deidra Williams Earl Williams Ephriam Williams Katrina Williams Lamar Willimas Lannane Williams Rodney Wilmore Sandra Woock Lewanna Workman Evia Wright Connie Wyatt Marie Young Wilbert Young Eugene Zegler 115 Tim Stanley sets up to catch a come back from quarterback Jones against the Wolverines, (top) Beach's terrific goaline stand of tack- les Spalding, Robinson, Wil Wil- liams, and Edwards stopped the threatening Wayne County offense. (Middle Right) A host of Bulldogs stop the Tomp- kins quarterback. (Bottom Left) Oscar Tyson runs around the end for sixty yards. (Bottom right) 118 Beach's defense sets up against the Tompkins Wolverines's offense. (Middle right) Coach Ronald Booker looks to the bench to send in a defense player (Bottom Left) The defense coaches pace the sidelines as they analyze the action on the field, (bottom right) The Bulldog's tight end Tim Stanley runs his pattern and re- ceives a pass from Jones. (Middle Left) 119 The Bulldogs defense hold the cadets on a third and 7 play, (top right) Bulldogs offense threatens against Wayne County. (Bot- tom Left) Steven Singleton returns to sideline after kicking extra point, (bottom right) 120 Beach sideline prepares for defensive meeting with coach, (top left) The defense stops the Cadet's fullback for a loss, (top right) The offense of the Bulldogs comes out of huddle ready to play, (left) The defense, consisting of Crouse 60, Williams 75, Edwards 65, Coleman 64, and Barton 72, return to the huddles. (Bottom). 121 Sophomores From Left — Lynette Deloach, Cheryl Davis, Monique Courts. Freshmen Kneeling — Cheryl Moore; Selenia Dixson, Kiki Quarter- man. Juniors From Left — Vivian Green, Stephanie Lewis, Kimberely Seniors From Left — Edna Gadson, LoLisa Berry, Elaine Anthony, Smalls, Deidra Johnson, Felicia Williams, Latonya Jenkins Debra Sloman, and Melevaree Davis. 122 It is out there across the fence. I think I'd better talk to this ump. The Lady Bulldogs softball team was successful not only in winning but in the pride and dignity that they carried. They really found themselves after the game when they lost 1-2. They just don't wear that uniform to be wearing it. They wear it with the thought that they are going to win. They finished the season with a record of 7-6 and in 5th place. 123 Everybody get down. V a r s • i t y B 0 t b a 1 1 Cheryl Davis Edna Gadson Deidre Johnson LaTonya Jenkins Elaine Anthony Contessa Tolbert Melvaree Davis Hazel Reynolds Jackie Moore The Lady Bulldogs met much success in recent years because of the dedication of the players and coaches. They have always been well respected in the field of high school basketball, but the Lady Bulldogs have now achieved greatness. In 1980-81 they went to the play-offs and were region champions. They advanced to the state semi-finals in Macon, and, last year, their record was 17-4. Nineteen eighty-two was the first year the lady Bulldogs participated in the annual Joe Greene Holiday Classics (December 17 and 18), which they won. Lolisa Berry and Stephanie Lewis were named to the All-tournament Team. Lolisa also received the Most Valuable player Award. Coaches Ronald Booker and Arbro Williams have devoted much time and patience to making the Lady Bulldogs one of the best high school teams in the state. Coach Booker attributes the team's success to three principles: dedication, loyalty, and pride. With ideals like these it is no wonder that the Lady Bulldogs continue a tradition of great achievements. Junior Varsity Girls The team members are Jaqueen Evans, Sheryl Moore, Mechelle Pendergraph, Kiwonder Davis, Debra Sloman, Celenia Dixson, Elfreda Corbett, and Latronda Smith 126 127 BULL BULLD' LoLisa g I want that rebound Coach Abro Williams ShoL.— Go to the boards 1 swing it all the way around 128 Joe Greene Classic Tournament This is the first year that the girls basketball team is being engaged in the Joe Greene Tournament. Stephanie Lewis played with almost excellence. She scored 14 points the first night and 18 the second night which lead to a total of 32 points during the tournament. Lolisa Berry played with the same intensity by adding her 14 points the first night and 16 the second night. This made a total of 30 points overall. The tournament was no test; the Lady Bulldogs eased through it with no trouble. Lolisa was selected as most valuable player and Stephanie Lewis made the All- tournament team. The mighty Bulldogs could not have succeeded without the support of the cheerleaders and the fans. 129 Basketball Squad BHS Doing Its Thing 131 sfisi Is it coming? or is it gibing As Omar would say it in your face bug. 132 Bulldogs On The Run % 134 Junior Varsity Standing L-r Terrell Cummings, Robert Deloach, Gary Robinson, Melvin Young, Derrick Brown, Chris Byrd, Woodrow Wilson kneedling L-R Stacy Young, Marvin Holmes, Darren Williams, Maurice Jacobs B a s k e t 1 1 135 1982 83 Soccer Team Standing L-R: Advisor: Mr. P. Bonard Nathanial Wright, Joseph Datson, Jimmy Starnes, James Knuteson, John Jones, Chris Evans, Nathanial Harvey, Anthony Jenkins, and Lisa Drayton. Second Row: kneeling L to R: Earl Williams, Leshes Goss, Andy Underwood, Eric Scott, Rusell Whitney, Jimmy Davis, and Nichelle Hopkins. Third Row Kneeling: L to R: Steve Chapman, Kelvin Shubert, and Derrick Kemp. captain: Derrick Kemp Seniors co-captain: Kelvin Shubert Standing L to R: Chris Evans, Nathanial Wright, Steve Chap- man, Kelvin Shubert, Lisa Drayton, Derrick Kemp, Russell Whitney, and Jimmy Starnes. 136 137 Struggles To Win 138 82 Track Champions With four returning senior athletes, the Girls' Track Team hoped to reach a level of achievement equal to that of last year. The 1982 Track Team began daily practice after school early in the year. Much time was spent exercising and competing for positions in order to prepare for the rigorous season. Attention was given to field events as well as to the previously successful relay teams to build a well rounded capable team. This team represented us well. They deserve to be champions because they never quit. They believed in themselves when a lot of people had given up hope. They worked for what they got and earned their re- ward. 1982 Track Team Roster Wanda Walfod Angie White Maureen Durden JeRee Jefferson Michelle Levette Angela Jenkins Wanda King Quinette Williams Bonita Nimmons Avis Arkwright Stephanie Dunnham Mona Purse Connie Green Lolisa Berry Diane Brown Monica Polite Ramona Purse 140 Advisors: Coach Middleton Coach Williams Upper left Shotput: Jeree Jefferson Discus: Lolisa Berry Upper right left to right: Monica Polite Avis Arkwright Maureen Durden Angela White Lower Left left to right: Michelle Levette Maureen Durden Mona Purse Angela White 141 Run For The Gold! The boys track team consists of Phillip Edwards, Edward Jones, Martin Stokes, Anthony Richardson, Eddie Williams, Stephen Singleton, Austin Knowles, and Steve Chapman. Don't drop it now! 142 Potential Team Members Ernest Major Dionne Jenkins LaDhana Tipton Mary Chalmers Harry Chow Stacy Quarterman Karen Roberson Melissa Washington Adrienne Reeves Leslie Scriven Angela Robinson Anthony Foy Annette Johnson Carolyn Edwards William Golden Richardean Mike Arthur Holmes Jack Brown Tennis Anyone? 143 Bowling Team The bowling team consists of three members, Robert Reid, Captain, Cathy Reid, and Becky Jackson Although small in number, they are big in spirit and willingness. The team practices weekly at Live Oak Bowling Lanes. Advisor — Ms. M. Tallent Co-Captain — Dionne Ferguson, Captain — Andrea Barnes The Beach High Pep Squad supports our cheerleaders in promoting school and team spirit. They are the voice in the stands for the mighty Bulldogs. Pep Squad members are L-R Front row: Pearl Hamilton, Ann Powell, Dionne Ferguson Second row: Stephanie Dunham, Charlene Byrd, Janet Moore, Angie White, Felicia Armstrong Back row: Tracey Ferguson, Andrea Barnes, Dionne Lloyd 145 These students were recognized for their outstanding play in the fall sports. (Row 1 to 3, L to R). Outstanding freshman Calvin Powers, Most valuable softball player; Stephanie Lewis, Best infielder; Edna Gadson, Best outfielder; Lolisa Berry, Highest batting average; Deidra Johnson, Outstanding offensive lineman; Henry Robinson, Coach's award; Latonya Jenkins, Oustanding defensive back; Jeffery Coleman, Golden Helmet (M.V.P.) Michael Crouse, Outstanding offensive back; Oscar Tyson, Outstanding defensive lineman; Todd Barton, and Most improved; JeRee Jefferson. (L to R) Track team members Edward Jones and Austin Knowles practice the long jump. Phillip Edwards practices the discus. Deidre Johnson prepares to throw a strike. Steve Chapman tries his chance at Pole Vaulting. Rufus Jones hits a clutch free throw. 147 Student Government The Student Government Officers are: (Above, L-R) James Norton — Parlimentarian; Donna Wilson — Chaplain; Vicky Hall — Treasurer; Willie Pippen — President; Wanda Williams — Reporter; Lisa Sterling — Historian. Not pictured are Linda Arkwright — Vice President; Connie Greene — Secretary; Robert Smith — Reporter; and Marvin Lewton — Special Ac- tivities. To the right are Senior Representatives. They are Bennett Shipman, Lisa Long, LaTonya Jenkins, and Cleve Harrison. Not pictured; Shephanie Anderson, Sandra Beckley, Timothy Stanley, Charlotte Blakeley, Samantha Frazier, Shelia Gray; David Wierech, and Regina Kimbrel. Senior Representatives 150 (L-R) V. Green, S. Miller, B.K. Richards, G. Williams, R. Brown, K. Burton, S. Brightwell, L. Sterling, and D. Jackson. Cynthia Smart, Samantha Moore, Cheryl Washington, William Roberson, Mark Maynor, and Smori Cooper. Diane Brown, Vera Martin, and Angela Jenkins. e S J U n 1 o r R E P R E S E N T A T I V E S 151 Club Beta The Beta Club is a national service organization whose members are selected on the basis of high academic performance and leadership qualities. The members of the Beach High Chapter Strive to follow the national Motto, Let us lead by serving others. Beta Club members are L-R: Front row: Karen Dolgoff, Prul Chandra, Nanine Koch, Halimah al-Qadi, Tam Dang, Second row: Robert Smith, Dawn Gibbson, Tina Tillman, Donna Wilson, Monica Sams, Bonnye Richards; Ramona Brown, Tracey Pendergraph, Janieen Brown, Umar al-Qadi. Advisor — Ms. M. Tallent Officers — President — Umar al-Qadi, Vice President — Tina Tillman Secretary — Tam Dang, Treasurer — Ramona Brown Future Homemakers Of America Officers and Advisor Future Homemakers of America (FHA) is the na- tional organization of Home Economics students. The goal of the Future Homemakers of America shall be to help youth assume their roles in society through home economics education. The members are as follow L-R Kneeling: A. Thomas, J. Russell, B. Wallace, C. Thomas, P. Lovett, C. Colson, S. Hamilton, S. Lewis, M. Davis Second row: D. John- son, D. Baker, A. Lovett, P. Parrish, E. Singleton, R. Fuller, S. Gray, V. Smith, D. Smalls, P. Jackson, K. Polite, V. Hall, K. Burton, M. Pippen, K. Davis, Advisor Mrs. J. Griffith. Third row: W. Stevens, V. Dunbar, C. Thomas, P. Parrish, M. Davis, S. Ste- vens, P. Denmark, C. Jenkins, T. Wilmore, M. Moore, L. Singleton, C. Boles 153 The members of the Anchor Club for 1982-1983 are: Denice Baker, Ramona Brown, Cindy Bunton, Parul Chandra, Monique Courts, Laura Davis, Sarita Davis, Karen Dolgoff, Marcey Dolgoff, Chandra George, Vickie Hall, Lynne Hayward, Hervina Jackson, Angela Jenkins, Nanine Koch, Michelle McClouden, Shannon McFadden, Robin Mayes, Melinda Pippen, Bonnye Richards, Marion Robbins, Cheryl Sams, Monica Sams, Eva Simmons, Lisa Sterling, Tina Tillman, LaTrelle White, Dawnique Williams, Hope Williams, Donna Wilson. The advisors for this year are Mrs. Nancy Herrington and Ms. Mary Hatch. The Anchor girls chose Umar al-Qadi to serve as their admiral. 154 The Anchor Club is a Service organization, sponsored by the Pilot Club, whose members are young ladies, in grades ten through twelve, who have attained a 3.0 aver- age or better. The girls work together in friendship, service, and loyal- ty as stated in their creed, and also When our ship of life is tossed by the tempests of misunderstandings and the angry winds of injustice, we will cast our Anchors of Courage, wisdom and trust to hold us fast. Officers: Laura Davis — President Bonnye Richards — Vice President Ramona Brown — Secretary Parul Chandra — Treasurer LaTrelle White — Parliamentarian Vickie Hall — Sr. Board Member (Not Pictured) Lisa Sterling — Jr. Board member The purpose of the Anchor Club is to serve the school, home, and community, while at the same time strength- ening the character of each of tis members. Annually the Anchor girls participate in a Halloween Party at Georgia Regional. They also perform other ser- vices for the patients there on different holidays during the year. This year Beach's club was the host of a Pilot Birthday Party. The girls also attended a Convention held in Macon. Advisors Admiral Seniors Sophomores Juniors OFFICERS: Umar Al-Qadi, President Chris Evans, V. President Walton Liles, Secretary Philip Rowland, Treasurer Steve Brightwell, Lt. Governor Divisions 4 and 8 The Beach High School Key Club is sponsored by Kiwanis International. K.E.Y. stands for Kiwanis Edu- cates Youth. The Key Club is a service organization for the home, school, and community. This year the club will set visitations to a retirement home, work with the Special Olympics Program, and visit orphanages. Each year the Key Club participates in training confer- ences and Spring rallies. In March we attend the Dis- trict convention which is held annually in various locations throughout the state of Georgia. MEMBERS: Robert Smith, Elliott Ferguson, Russell Beasley, Ravi Chandra, Willie Pippen, Darryl Jackson, Anthony Jones, Allen Wilson SWEETHEART: Monica Sams The Key Club is divided into many sections through- out the district, each under the supervision of a Lieu- tenant Governor. Steve Brightwell, a member of the Beach High School Key Club, fullfills this particular duty for Divisions 4 and 8. 157 Advisor: M. Eugene Fallis Mr. Ferris Vocational Industrial Clubs Of America The Shield Represents Patriotism. The Torch Represents Knowledge. The Orbital Circles Represent Technology. The Gear Represents The Industrial Society. The Hands Represent Youth. THE VICA CREED I believe I believe I believe I believe I believe I believe in the dignity of work, in the American way of life, in education, in fair play. satisfaction is achieved by good work, in high moral and spiritual standards. 158 Members: Debbie Langston, Ronnie Howard — President; Donald Todd, Kelli Brisard — Secre- tary, Angela Riley, Shelia Miles — Pari., Paula Peters — Reporter, Paula Riley, Eddie Shenton, Todd Barton, Princess Denmark, Sheila Sulli- van, Larry McCraw, Edith Allen, Lias Case, Mari Hildreth, Bo Audesey — Vice Pres, Sam Williams, Katrenia Coleman — Treasurer, Ste- ven Singleton Maureen Maxwell, George Peters, Michele Sim- mons, Craig Lindsey VICA is a national organization of 300,000 students and teachers, 13,000 clubs, and 200 national corporations, Labor Unions, and Trade Associations. Their main purposes are to bring a common bond among students Leadership development, enthusiasm for learning. High stan- dards with Patriotism and Democracy with interest and esteem. 159 Co-captain: Nannett Wilson, Captain: Ramona Brown Kneeling: Berta Smith, Linda Shields, Tammy Douse, Lisa Crouse Standing: Zia Rogers, Pamela Hall, Sandra Merritt, Ramona Brown, Joann Nesbitt, Nannett Wilson, Cheryl Thomas Seniors: Nannett Wilson, Cheryl Thomas, Sandra Merritt, Joann Nesbitt 160 The Marching Blue And Gold Quintessence The Marching Blue and Gold Quintessence is a major asset to Beach High's Marching Bulldogs. This drillteam which consists of thirty-six members is composed of intelli- gent, hard-working, and spirited young women. They are guided by the advisor, Mrs. E. Johnson. They are as follows: Elaine Anthony, Linda Arkwright, Denise Baker, Berna- dette Ball, Sheila Bailey (mascot), Angie Barnes, Angie Benjamin, Carolyn Boies, Denise Brown, Wiila Brown, Sharolyn Capers, Karen Cook, Henrietta Flemming, Allison Gaston, Robye Gordon, Connie Green, Cynthia Holmes, Druscilla Humphries, Paulette Humphries, Paula Jackson, Deone Johnson, Sonya Jones, Linda Jordon, Jocelyn Leitzry, Debra London, Maggie Moore, Samantha Moore, Precious Parish, Melinda Pippin, Jackie Russell, Karen Sellow, Tracey Skipper, Sharon Stokes, La Trelle White, Dawni- que Williams, and Samantha Winbush. The picture to the left is of Maggie Moore, Commander, and to the right is Mrs. Essie Johnson, Advisor. A.E. Beach High's Drill Team Drill Team Officers The Drill Team officers essentially make the Marching Blue and Gold Quintessence what it ap- pears to be — a well-run and organized team of Beach High supporters. The board of officers is: Maggie Moore — Commander (above); Denise Ba- ker — First Lieutenant and Connie Green — Second Lieutenant (above right); Linda Jordon — Drill Ser- geant, Linda Arkwright — Sergeant, Denise Brown — Corporal, and Robbye Gordon — Coreographer (right). Below is the Mascot — Sheila Bailey. 162 This year a contest was held among the drill team mem- bers as a fundraising project. The objective was to stimu- late competition between the members. The three girls who have raised the most, therefore, qualifying them as contestants are La Trelle White, Jacquelyn Russell, and Samantha Moore. The Seniors are: E. Anthony, L. Arkwright, C. Boles, D. Brown, R. Gordon, C. Green, S. Jones, M. Moore, and T. Skipper. Juniors are: D. Baker, B. Ball, K. Cook, H. Fleming, D. Humphries, D. Johnson, L. Jordon, P. Parish, K. Sellow, S. Stokes, L. White, and D. Williams. The Sophomores are: A. Barnes, A. Benjamin, W. Brown, S. Capers, A. Gaston, C. Holmes, P. Humphries, P. Jack- son, J. Leitzry, D. London, S. Moore, M. Pippen, J. Rus- sell, and S. Winbush. Contestants For Miss Quintessence Samantha Moore Jacquelyn Russel La Trelle White 163 FBLA Officers Top row, left to right — Susan Melanson — Presi- dent — 1981-1982, Regina Kimbrel — President, Kim Estridge — Vice President, Tammy Mosley — Secretary, Andrea Cohen — Treasurer, Kim Abram — Reporter, Dawn Gibson — Parliamentarian, Derrick Hamilton — Chaplin, Eric Roberson — Sergeant at Arms, Annette Edenfield — Historian 164 Induction Ceremony Future Business Leaders of America I believe free education is the right of every individual. I believe the future depends upon mutual understanding and cooperation of business, industry, labor, the home, the church, the school, and by the peoples of our own and other lands. 1 agree to do my utmost to bring about better understanding and cooperation on the part of all these groups. I believe every individual should prepare for a useful occupation, should carry on that occupation in a manner that will bring the greatest good to the greatest number. I believe every individual should be actively interested in better social, political, communi- ty, and family life. I believe every individual has the right to earn a living at a useful occupation and that this right should not be denied because of race, color, creed, sex, or handicap. I believe every individual should take responsibility for carrying out assigned tasks in a manner that will reflect credit to oneself, one's associates, school, and community. I believe I have the responsibility to work efficiently and to think deary, and I promise myself to use these abilities to make the world a better place for everyone. - The FBLA Creed Developing the Qualities of Business and Civic Leadership 165 A.E. Beach High Varsity Cheerleaders Tonya Wilmone Hope Williams, captain Lisa Davis Mrs. Harris, advisor 167 Sophomores Outstanding offensive and defensive players Defense Offense THE MIGHTY BULLDOGS Captains Coaches Football The Mighty Bulldogs are steadfast in their commit- ment to A.E. Beach High School. They are the em- bodiment of school spirit from August through No- vember. An aura of energy surrounds the Bulldogs as they burst onto the field, confident in their capa- bilities. The vim and vigor they possess enable them to attempt the impossible. Our players can be seen on the field enduring everything from swelter- ring temperatures to torrential rainfalls. You Can't Stop That Bulldog Spirit. The band spends many hours a week during the football season on the practice field. Under the su- pervision of Mr. Lawrence Hutchins, Jr., they are constantly striving to produce a quality perfor- mance at every game. On the field the band arouses a feeling of pride and school spirit. In addition to the half time responsibilities they can be heard reas- suring the team with shouts of How Bout Them Dogs . At the end of each game reverent strains of the Alma Mater are heard as the football players exit the field. THE MARCHING BULLDOGS Mr. Lawrence Hutchins Jr., — Director. Drum Majors — Carl Gilliard and Norris Thomas. Flutes — S. Allen, A. Barber, L. Boddie, B. Bouche, C. Edwards, J. Ingram, H. Jackson, R. Mayer, S. Pleasant, B. Richards, J. Russell, K. Smalls, L. Sterling, and J. Wilson. Clarinets — B. Bamburg, T. Curry, Y. Dunbar, C. Hall, V. Hall, A. Jones, S. King, B. Lloyd, S. McFadden, B. Myers, R. Parrish, T. Pendergraph, Y. Pinkney, R. Rains, B. Trawick, J. Worriels, A. Wynn. Saxaphones — M. Cooper, H. Drayton, A. Giddens, A. Holmes, J. Hudson, C. Mitchell, R. Mitchell, and G. Scott. Trumpets — K. Allen, J. Anderson, R. Blake, D. Brown, J. Bryant, O. Carlos, C. Dawson, L. Hadwin, A. Jenkins, G. Lang, M. McPhaul, C. Mors, F. Rockett, H. Smith, and T. Williams. Trombones — L. Bradley, C. Bunion, K. Demere, J. Drayton, W. Pippen, and E. Stephens. Marching French Horns — D. Maddox and R. Williams. Baritones — M. Preston, D. Smith, and S. Thomas. Tubas — R. Cole, M. Farmer, M. Mathis, and E. Smalls. Percussion — B. Allen, D. Green, W. Holmes, M. Jackson, B. Jones, M. Ledbetter, F. McKinney, D. Moore, T. Rivers, S. Vinson, G. Williams, and M. Young. The band is one of the largest and most important organizations of Beach High School. Comprised of approximately eighty-four musi- cians, seven majorettes, twelve flag guards, and two drum majors, the Marching Bulldogs could be con- sidered a cross section of Beach. To become a member of the band, it takes more than the ability to play an instrument. You must realize that the band symbolizes Beach High School, and in order for our school to be well represented, band members must exhibit a certain amount of discipline, control, and pride in their practice and perfor- mance. Pictured are: flag- guards, majorettes, graduating drum ma- jors; Carl Gilliard and Norris Thomas, per- cussion, woodwinds, and seniors. Staff: First Row — Left — Nichele Hoskins, Linda Arkwright, Denise Brown, Donique Williams, Cassandra Milligan, Denise Baker, David Weirich, Hatessia Davis, Wanda Rutledge, Sharon Gaston, Second Row — Left — Ricky Roberts, Anthony Jones, Steve Chapman, Tim Stanley, Ben Smalls, Verleene Singleton. 174 Linda Arkwright and Steve Chapman Editors in Chief I'm getting impatient! Honesty, Integrity, and Fair play shine through the Beach Beacon Staff. Teaming up to get the job done. 175 VJ O' The members of the 1983 Golden Bulldog Staff have worked tirelessly and diligently toward bringing you this book of memories. Many car washes and doughnut sales enabled us to see the year through, and it was worth it. Thank you for the support — it could not have been done without you. Front Row: Marcey Dolgoff, Jennie Ingram, Gwen Williams, Donna Wilson, Hope Williams Back Row: Warren Stevens, Wanda Williams, Wanda King, Debi Carey, Robert Smith, Becky Ingram, Janice Lang, Lisa Sterling, Monica Sams, Dawn Gibson, Stephanie Lewis, Elliott Ferguson Have you met your deadline? Have you written your copy? How are your layouts coming? These were typical questions asked of yearbook staffers almost daily. Although the staff began the year optimistically, as time progressed, it became a race to meet a deadline. The biggest obstacle the staffers faced was copy — words occupying a page. Was there no one to meet the challenge of writing interesting, exciting copy? Finally, each person listed on the staff earned credit for carving time out his hers busy days to devote to the many thankless tasks of yearbooking. The staff positions are not those of figureheads. The list represents real work for each person under often frustrating circumstances. Golden Bulldog Staff 1981-82 Editor — Wanda King Associate Ed. — Becky Ingram Artist — Marcey Dolgoff Executive Secretary — Dawn Gibson Typists — Janice Lang, Wanda Williams, Monica Sams, Elliott Ferguson Copy Editor — Monica Sams Business Manager — Janice Lang Yearbook Sales — Stephanie Lewis Yearbook Accountant — Janice Lang Photographic Editor — Elliott Ferguson Photographer — Warren Stevens Layout Editor — Marcey Dolgoff Classes — Wanda Williams Debi Carey Student Life — Jennie Ingram Hope Williams Features — Lisa Sterling Sports — Warren Stevens Gwen Williams Organizations — Marcey Dolgoff Bulldog Review — Becky Ingram Advertisements — Donna Wilson Stephanie Lewis Administration — Dawn Gibson Class Members — James Bell, Tony Wright, Moses Calhoun, Glenda Cook, Ursula Hartwell, Carroll Ramsey, Eric Prescott 177 VOCA Voca Club Roster E. Anthony K. Bacon F. Brooks R. Chestnut R. Gordon E. Hamilton C. Harrison K. Harrison L. Jones D. Lloyd S. Leach A. Minor R. Parris M. Roberts M. Stokes S. Stavans V. Searver A. White A. Williams G. Williams 178 DECA front row: L-R M. Cason, D. Butler, B. Ferguson, Q. Williams, S. Williams, J. Lang, A. Lanier, M. Williams, B. Mclver, G. Stevens, M. Williams, M. McPhaul. 2nd row: L-R S. Lewis, L. Marshell, S. Furmen, I. Brown, L. Jenkins, F. Williams, W. Liles, A. King, M. Lang, L. Hadwin, W. David, J. Harris. Seated L-R front row B. Newsome, M. Cason, C. George, A. Scruggs. 2nd row L-R B. Ferguson, A. Morris, I. Brown, M. Williams. 3rd row L-R W. Stevens, G. Thomas, A. Lanier, D. Stevens, M. Levett, D. Beamon, V. Scarver. L-R W. Stevens, V. Scarver, D. Beamon, M. Cason, A. Lanier. Adv.: Mr. Bacon 179 ROTC 1st Semester LD-1 0031 Sonya Abney, Ronald Adger, Tovar Allen, Ricky Anderson, Leonard Anthony, Joe Battle, Jennifer Brown, Terrance Biggins, Joseph Brown, Charlene Byrd, Gina Capers, Nina Capers, Michael Coffe, Reginald Chung, Pamela Coleman, Layfayette Cook, Eva Curtis, Harlesia Davis, Melvaree Davis, Monica Davis, Savrina Doyle, Margie Elliott, Kevin Evans, John Fisher, Falston Fordham, Laduanna Frazier, Tracy Gannon, Sage Glasper, Keith Gray, Betty Green, Kimberly Hendry, James Hendry Jr., Stacy Hicks, Cynthia Howard, Teresa Howard, Robert Hamilton, Victoria Harris, Calvin Harrison, Darin Harvey, Dominic Harvey, Anthony Hazzard, Holly Lita, Angela Johnson, Sharon Jones, Braven Jackson, Darren Johnson, Belden Jones, Edward Jones, Debra Kelly, Lucius Kelly, Shirley Kelly, Sheryl Keye, Robert Langley, Gerald Lewis, Sophia Lloyd, Lateah Lockett, David Lockett, Montgomery Mastison, Johnnie Mayes, Sandra McNeal, Christopher Mike, Michele Miller, Ernegg Major, Joseph Martin III, Mi- chael McCombs, Terrence Merritt, John Murphy, Karen Norton, Marcia Olds, Napo- leon Padgett, Reginald Pollard, Alvin Petty, Latrelle Pollard, Lavonia Quarterman, Patricia Richardson, Willie Richardson, Peggy Rollins, John Pakestraw, Kenneth Reintzell, William Robinson, Craig Roundtree, Janice Sapp, Johnnie Shellman, Nath- aneil Smalls, Richard Smith, Charlie Vincent, Darell Williams, Lewannsa Workman, Leslie Wright, Wanda Wright, William Scott, Diana Seiler, David Simon, Verdell Singleton, Pamela Smalls, Ondra Smith, Lunetta Spencer, Donald Starnes, William Stepherson, Aaron Talbert, James Terrellio, Sanifer Thomas, Charles Thorpe, Teresa Whitney, James Wigfall, Richard Williams, Terrance Williams, Tyrone Wright. (LD- II) Debbie Byrd, Robert Chestnut, Michael Crouse, Daniel Elliott, Carl Gilliard, Cheryl Green, Nickey Hall, Angela Minor, Theophlius Rivers, William Scott, Regi- nald Taylor, George Williams, Robert Baker, Gregory Capers, Jerome Coast, Anthony Davis, Julius Dempsey, Chris Evans, Prince Ferguson, Tammy Geiger, Pearl Hamil- ton, Sharon Jones, Tom Kaighin, Willie Pippen, James Rast, Lloyd Shipman, Dennis Watts, Kevin Chaney, Larry Hall, Nevada Harris, Eddie Williams, (LD-III) Thomas Brown, Lisa Drayton, James Starnes, James Norton, Taylor Monica, Jesse Williams, David Troupe, Kenneth Smalls, Henry Anthony, Nathan Holmes, Patricia Jones, Kelven Shubert, Russell Whitney. (LD-IV) Yvonne Denmark. 180 ROTC is a course to make leaders out of young men and young women for their future in the military. Sgt. Rose is over this very demanding course. The students are offi- cers with rank as in the military. This is the first year that this course has been offer at Beach High School. Junior Classical League J.C.L. Roster Umar Al-Qadi, Leslie Benson, Kim Boyd, Curtis Bradley, Lawerence Bradley, Steve Brightwell, Joyci Brinas, Angel Brown, Ramona Brown, Renea Brown, Christopher Burns, Katrina Burton, Charlene Byrd, Parul Chandra, Glenda Cook, Karen Cowart, Stephanie Cowart, Michelle Crapse, Lisa Crouse, Michael Crouse, Tonya Cur- ry, Karen Dolgoff, Maureen Durden, Catherine Edwards, Chris Ev- ans, Jacqueen Evans, Elliott Ferguson, Allan Frazier, Kirk Gillis, Charlene Hall, Charlene Hall, Victoria Hall, Derick Hamilton, Rob- ert Hamilton, Cleve Harrison, Willie Hicks, Nichele Hoskins, Becky Ingram, Jennie Ingram, Andre Jackson, Vernard James, Darryl Jack- son, Rene Johnson, Anthony Jones, Chandra Jones, Sonya Jones, Tracey Jones, Nanine Koch, Michael Leach, Tonya Lee, Walt Liles, Paula Lovett, Shannon McFadden, Fred McKinney, Patricia Moody, Sharon Morton, Deryl Osgood, Napoleon Padgett, Precious Parrish, Willie Pippen, Mona Purse, Bonnye Richards, Cythia Roberts, Phil- lip Rowland, Monica Sams, Eva Simmons, Tammy Shirley, LaTonya Stewart, Patricia Swint, Kim Tanner, Monica Taylor, Cheryl Thom- as, Vicki Trawick, Todd Vines, Cheryl Washington, Gwendolyn Williams, Lamar Williams, Lannace Williams, Wanda Wilson, La- Trelle White, Michael Wright, Michelle Young J.C.L. Officers Pres. — Vicky Hall, Vice Prez — Darryl Jackson, Sec. — Nichele Hopskins, Pari. — Charlene Hall, Tribunes, Steve Brightwell, Glenda Cook, Jennie Ingram, Nanine Koch, Historians, Becky Ingram — Co-Chairman, Walt Ules — Co-Chairman, Steve Brightwell, Parul Chandra, Karen Cowart, Catherine Edwards, Jennie Ingram, Nanine Kich, Cynthia Roberts, Monica Sams, Vicki Trawick, Sponsor — Jim Westcot 182 First-year students and members at large. Homecoming car The members of the Junior Classical League covenant to hand on the torch of classical civilization in the modern world — They believe an acquaintance with the civilization of Greece and Rome will help them understand and appraise this world of today which is indebted to ancient civilization in its governments, laws, lit- erature, languages and arts. 183 First meeting. Second-year and advanced students JCL At Work J.C.L. Raising money for M.D.A. J.C.L. selling calendars Don Mathews, representative for NASCO, starting J.C.L. on drive for tumbler sale. The M.D.A. money drive And Play 185 Initiation of new members The Spanish Club is an organization for stu- dents who wish to learn Spanish and Spanish customs. Field trips and a dinner ceremony are activities planned by this group. The members are as follows: Malcolm Andrews, Rene' Bultler, Faye Brown, Josie Brown, Karen Cook, Karen Dolqoff, Clarence Fleming, Con- nie Green, Diedre Johnson, Napolean Padgett, Stephanie Stevens, Warren Stevens, Cheryl Thomas and Connie Wyatt. The officers are: Connie Green — President; Warren Stevens — V. President; Napolean Padgett — Secretary, Karen Dolqoff and Stephanie Stevens — Contact Persons 186 Spanish Club iHablamos espa'nol! 187 French Club The French Club provides students with the atmosphere to take interest in warm conversations in French. The club encourages speaking French as a means to becoming fluent in the language. Ms. Thompson is the Advisor. French Club Members Tammy Alexander, Carolyn Boles, Kim Boyd, Ronald Brown, Chris Cotney, Annette Edenfield, Henrietta Fleming, Keith Gray, Floyd Hall, Anthony Jenkins, Felicia Jinks, Michael Leach, Jacelyn Leitz- sey, Carol Saldana, Cheryl Sams, Lisa Sterling, Monica Taylor, Thiep Trinh, Polly Andrews, Bernadette Ball, Thomasita Bostick, Darren Gayle, Samanthia Roberson, Mary Stewart, David Weirich, Halimah Al-Qadi, Tam Dang, Tine Miles, Sheila Gray, Ravi Chan- dra, Mitzi Griffith President — Halimah al-Qadi Vice President — Polly Andrews Second Vice President — Samantha Frazier Secretary — Bernadette Ball Assistant Secretary — Darren Gayle Treasurers — Thomasita Bostick Tam Dang Not shown — David Weirch, Parlimentarian; Mary Bryan Stewart, Program Chairman 188 4-H Club Above: Kevin Brown Cleve Harrison Sabrina Allen Angela Thomas Richard Johnson Todd Vines Angela Rivers Diane Brown Back Row David Lockett Darren Gayle John Brown Todd Barton Princess Denmark Charlotte Thomas Roberta Moore Carolyn Edwards 189 Alpha Psi Omega Sorority These are the members of the Alpha Psi Omega Sorority. Their purpose is to try to better prepare themselves for their future endeavors in Algebra, Trigonometry,and other mathematical fields. Their main goals are to meet their educational standards to the best of their ability. Their members are: Monique Courts, Monica Taylor, Monica Sams, Monique Johnson, Nichelle Hoskins, Tina Tillman, Lisa Sterling, Ramona Brown, Hope Williams, Elisha Cvyler, Wanda Rutledge, Frances Reynolds, Tam Dang, Karen Dolgoff, Nanine Koch, Jenny Ingram, Latrelle White, Marcey Dolgoff, Bernadette Ball, Precious Parrish, and Denice Baker. 190 Officers: Founder — Monica Taylor, President — Jenny Ingram, V. President — Monica Sams, Secretary — Lisa Sterling, Treasurer — Marcey Dolgoff, Chaplain — Monique Johnson -Jt - J5 Backward day initiation for Bonnye Richards, and Bernadette Ball. 191 Advanced Mixed Ensemble The Ensemble consists of four sections. The Basses — Back row, left to right: Beldon Jones, Theophilus Rivers, Jeffie Holmes, Lester Shuman Anthony Audesey, James Starnes, Anthony Williams, Willie Pippen, Norris Thomas, Carl Gilliard, and Foye Rockett; Tenors — Quinton Houston — 2nd Row, left to right: Elliott Ferguson, Bennett Shipman, and Sam Johnson; Sopranos — Vivian Green, Bcrnadine Lewis, Angela Burnett, Tina Tillman, Denise Brown,Wanda Williams (not shown), Lisa Crouse, Robin Mayes, Advisor — Mrs. Mary Reagan. Front row — Altos, left-right: Victoria Hall, Vetta Moore, Cassandra Mulligan, Lisa Long, Maggie Moore, Robbie Gordon, Linda Arkwright, and Tony Bradshaw. Future Business Leaders Of America Members of F.B.L.A. are as fol- lows: K. Abram, P. Andrews, T. Anderson, K. Burton, P. Bur- nam, L. Braddock, M. Burnsed, P. Beanch, W. Brown, P. Chan- dra, A. Cohen, C. Colsen, T. Curry, G. Capers, F. Crisostomo, S. Cowart, A. Cannon, M. Crapse, K. Dolgoff, A. Edenfield, K. Estridge, C. Edwards, S. Fra- zier, O. Finch, D. Gibson, T. Geiger, E. Fergeson, P. Harper, J. Hafey, C. Hall, W. Holmes, E. Harpe, C. Harrison, D. Hamil- ton, D. Hall, S. Hall, V. Hall, T. Johnson, B. Jackson, S. Johnson, C. Jackson, J. Joyner, J. Jones, R. Kimbrel, N. Koch, D. Lloyed, A. Lovett, T. Moseley, P. Moseley, T. Miles, R. Miles, D. Morris, L. Mason, L. Mitchell, G. Monroe, A. Morris, I. Neal, J. Norton, G. Pruitt, P. Parish, W. Pippen, R. Ruffin, C. Roberts, E. Roberson, L. Rish, J. Russell, T. Reynolds, K. Reid, H. Ramus, S. Stevens, B. Shipman, K. Shubert, D. Smalls, W. Stevens, D. Sellers, T. Till- man, C. Thompson, D. Talbert, T. Tremble, T. Williams, E. Wil- liams, T. Wilmore, L. White, R. Wilmore, A. Wallace, N. Wil- son, K. Wallace, D. Wotring, C. Vincent, T. Vikes. 193 F.B.L.A. Stresses Business Skills F.B.L.A. Faces Regina Ruffin finally finds a boyfriend. Monster Day Contestants Sponsored By F.B.L.A. Halloween Monster Day 195 FBLA members participate in walkathon for Cerebral Palsy and win a trophy. F.B.L.A. gives me gray hair. CONTESTANTS Runners-Up The 1983 Miss Beach Pageant carried the theme, “Searching For A Star . This idea was appropriately illustrat- ed in the pageant by such talents as the pageant emcee, Mr. Marvin Luten, members of the Beach High School Chorus, and a student quintet, which presented a revered rendition of our Alma Mater. After a prolonged inter- mission, the judges returned to dis- close their decisions. Miss Beach, 1982 took her last walk. Third runner up was Dawn Gibson. Second runner up was Chandra George. First runner up was Victoria Hall. Miss Beach 1983 Miss Beach, 1982, Leigh Finley, crowned a jubilant, teary-eyed, Denise Brown as Miss Beach, 1983. Denise is a shining example of the characteristics which should be emulated by Miss Beach. She po- sesses a wealth of talent, poise, beauty, and knowledge, which she will use to the best of her ability in the coming year. The average senior has made school his primary concern for twelve years, and, as in any occupation, there are some who work hard enough to gain a bit more recognition. A select few will spend an ad- ditional hour working on a research paper to make it let- ter-perfect, or maybe an en- tire weekend practicing that forward pass, or perhaps many hours after school plan- ning a fund raiser for a char- ity. Whatever the area — be it academics, sports, or leader- ship — outstanding seniors are chosen by the faculty be- cause of their devotion to be- coming the best they can be. The Annual Staff Salutes The Following vfkt w s Golden Bulldog anda Williams 204 Hall Of Fame Ramona Brown — U.S. National leadership Merit Scholar Award Lee Gray — Governor's Honors Semi-Finalist Bernadette Ball — U.S. National leadership Merit Scholar Award Linda Awkwright — U.S. National leadership Merit Scholar Award Philip Rowland — Governor's Honors Semi Finalist 206 Debi Carey — U.S. National leadership Merit Scholar Award Lisa Sterling — Governor's Honors Semi-Finalist Jennifer Ingram— Governor's Honors Semi-Finalist and Mayor's Youth Council Elliott Ferguson — Mayor Youth Council Halimah Al-Qadi — U.S. National leader- ship Merit Scholar Award Todd Barton — All City Football Team Harry Chow — Governor's Honor Semi-Finalist Umar Al-Qadi — Merit Scholar Award Semi-Finalist and U.S. National leadership Merit Scholar Award Willie Pippen — Not Shown; Boy's Day Re- presentatives 207 Homecoming Cindy's parents are Mr. and Mrs. T.K. Bun- ton, and she was escorted by her father. Cindy feels a great deal of pride in her school, and she illustrates this by cheering on the Varsity Cheerleading Squad. She is also a member of the Anchor Club and the F.B.L.A. Latonya was escorted by her uncle, Mr. Floyd Washington. Her mother is Mrs. G.W. Jen- kins. Latonya is an active member in such clubs as D.E.C.A. and the Spanish Club. She demonstrates athletic ability by participating on the basketball and softball teams, and she is President of the Senior Class. The daughter of Mrs. Leola Levette, Mi- chelle was escorted by her brother, Mr. Lucius Levette, Jr. She enjoys skating and she is a member of the track, volleyball, and basket- ball teams, as well as D.E.C.A. 208 Contestants Leslie is the daughter of Mr Mrs Ernest Major; she is escorted by her father. Leslie is a member of V.I.C.A., and she is currently Vice President of the Senior Class. In her spare time, she enjoys meeting people and skating. Andrea is escorted by her godfather, Mr. Leon Clark. The daughter of Mrs. Eliza Barnes, Andrea is the captain of the Pep Squad. In her spare time, Andrea enjoys singing and dancing. Maggie's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Moore, Sr., and she is escorted by her father. Maggie is the commander of the Marching Blue and Gold Drill Team, and is affiliated with the F.H.A. She demonstrates her musical talents by performing with the Girls' Chorus, and the Ensemble Chorus. 209 RUNNERS UP Wanda is our second runner-up. Escorted by her brother, Mr. Frank A. King, she is the daughter of Frank and Barbara King. Wanda is a Varsity Cheerleader, a member of the Anchor Club, the Girls' Chorus, and she is the Editor-in-Chief of the 1983 Golden Bulldog. In her spare time, Wanda enjoys reading and skating. Lolisa is the daughter of Robert and Carrie Berry. She was escort- ed by her brother, Mr. Erving Miller. Lolisa is an avid reader and jogger, and she is active in sports, being a member of the basket- ball, softball and track teams. Lolisa is also first runner-up. Sonya is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Jones. She was escorted by her father. Sonya enjoys dancing, swimming, and read- ing, and she participates in the j.C.L. and the Drill Team. Sonya is tied for the title of first runner-up. 210 Miss Homecoming Miss Wanda Williams is the daughter of Ms. Shirley Brown. Her escort is her uncle, Mr. Fred Hudson. Wanda is a member of the Advanced Mixed Chorus Ensemble, a Student Government reporter, the Classes Editor of the 1982 Golden Bulldog, and the Youth President and Assistant Secretary at her church. Wanda feels very lucky to have been chosen as Miss Homecoming. She is also very grateful to the football players for the hon- or they have bestowed upon her, and she will endeavor to carry on the tradition proudly. Although Wanda was not planning to enter the contest, she changed her mind due to coaxing from friends. Wanda sums up what the title, Miss Homecoming , means to her: I have always backed my football team — no matter what. It has always been one of the dearest things to my heart. I love them all very much. Calendar April — Debi Carey and Dean Ramsey May — Yolanda Scruggs and Warren Stevens June — Janice Lang and Steve Chapman February — Donna Wilson and Foye Rockett March January — Melinda Pippen and Harry Drayton ..mum — Sarita Davis and Keith Gray Couples October - Yvette Pinkney and Omar Finch November- Kathy Nesbitt and Robert December - Karen Cowart and Lee Woods Chestnut 213 Senior Lovelies Wanda Williams Karen Williamson Leslie Brown Alonda Scruggs Phyllis Burnam Kim Wilmot Willie Pippen Elliot Ferguson Vernon Scarver Anthony Williams Judge: Kwame Holman 215 Judge: Lori Pinson DID YOU KNOW THAT . Mr. Joe Greene, a former football and basketball coach, is a legend in his own time. His coaching career started in 1934 and ended in 1961. He was a great coach. When his team went to play a game, he had won the game before it even started. The reason was that Beach's opponent was afraid of the Bulldogs. Coach Greene took his basketball team to the Nationals six times in his coaching career. In three of the six Nationals, Beach came in 3rd place. His team won the state title again. Greene had a team that people called the Raggedy Eight . The explanation for this name is that his team had different uniforms. Each player was not in the same uniform. The school colors were blue and gold, but the team had maroon and gold uniforms. They wore long johns as warm-up pants. Mr. Greene had many successful teams that won championships. The teams were a reflection on Coach Greene. They had discipline, pride, loyalty and it .. . (became) ... a ... tradition in the teams. Mr. Walter Simmons, better known as 49 , was an all-around player at A.E. Beach. He played basketball, football, softball, and participated on the swimming team. Walter Simmons started playing with Crawford Square sandlot football team. He played center and running back for Crawford Square. One game, Coach Greene saw him playing running back. Coach thought Mr. Simmons would help the team ... greatly. So, he told him to be on the field the next day. Walter Simmons played every position on the field. His main position was center. . .. Simmons and the Beach High School teams had alot of pride whenever they played a game. They did not have an experienced team. Walter Simmons was the only experienced player that the team had. Walter Simmons was a great asset to the Beach High School family. Walter Simmons had a brother that gave Beach High School a boost on the word win . His brother played in 1939, 40, 41, and he contributed many athletic abilities to the Beach athletic program. He played football, basketball, ran track, and was on the swimming team at A.E. Beach-Cuyler. His brother's name is Frank Simmons. Frank Simmons was on the team they called the Raggedy Eight. . .. Frank Simmons and the Raggedy Eight went to These articles, and others like them, can be found in a study entitled; Alfred Ely Beach High 1864 To The Present. This study was written to commemorate the one-hundred and eighteenth birthday celebration. It consists of articles concerning the history, administrators, instructors, and students of A.E. Beach High. the National Black High School Basketball Tournament of Tuskeegee Institute. The Raggedy Eight lost by one point in the semi-finals. The score was 60 to 61. Coach Ronald Booker, coach of the lady's varsity basketball team, is another legend in Beach High's athletic history. He played from 1961 to 1964. The basketball team went to the state championship and the Black National High School Tournament in 1963 and 1964. In 1963, Beach was knocked out in the first round. But in 1964, Beach came back to place third Nationally. Coach Ronald Booker had some outstanding teammates. Marvin Jackson, a high-school All-American, All-State and All-City, played with Coach Booker in '63 and '64. Jackson played in the American Basketball Association League for the Utah Stars. He was rookie of the year during his year in the A.B.A. Another All-American, All-State, was Arnold Cole. He graduated in 1965. In '65 he led his team to another State Championship and went to the Nationals a third time straight. This year (1965) they came in third place. Cole went to college at Oral Roberts and he was the first black to attend. Eddie Jones, better Known as shine , was an All-State basketball player. He graduated in 1965, and attended Tennessee State College. He was drafted into the Armed Forces. All these players played with Coach Booker during his high school years. Booker was All-State himself, and was known as the Ice Man of the basketball team. The seventies were a transitional decade for the Bulldog basketball team. The team won a city championship in 1972 and 1975, and a region title in 1972. The seventies also saw the initiation of the Joe Greene Holliday Classic. The tournament was named after the first winning coach in the Bulldog tradition. Mr. Greene also served as Head Administrator of the school until the early 1970's. This tournament is held annually, and is co-sponsored by the Shriners. In 1979, the first year of the tournament, the Bulldogs won. The winning tradition continues in the 1980's. The lady's varsity team won the 1981, 3-AAAA region title. The A.E. Beach High School Annual Staff would like to thank the following individuals for allowing us to publish these historical articles which they worked so hard on: Becky Ingram, Cindy Bunton, Sonya Pleasant, Steve Chapman, Vicky Hall, and Mrs. Essie M. Johnson. The afore mentioned writers have dedicated these and other articles to our beloved Principal, Mr. Richard R. Mole. 217 i 218 Autographs 219 PORTRAITS P U s N H E W F O G R O V K E I R N N G O R H O T L O I D A Y 220 OF 1982 Joe Frank Harris, Georgia's new Governor, started his term by vowing to attempt to make the birthday of the late Dr. Martin Luther King a legal holiday ... As millions anxiously watched, artificial heart recipient Barney Clark began to adapt to his lifesaving medical miracle .. . Paul McCartney and Stevie Wonder hit the top of the charts with their bit about peace and goodwill toward men, Ebony and Ivory .. . The 1982 World's Fair presented numerous activities for adventure, ex- citement, and educational fun. B A K E R W O N T C H A L L E N G E R E A G A N F 0 R 1 9 8 4 N 0 M 1 N A T I O N Hundreds of people were dri- ven from their homes as rains flooded Louisiana .. . The worst epidemic since the plague hit America in 1982. Chronic symptoms of the fe- ver are dots and blue ghosts .. . Dustin Hoffman proved to the world that beauty is only skin deep in his new film. Tootsie ... A well de- serving Herschel Walker won the Heisman in 82 ... What else can you get from your t.v. besides poor posture and bad eyesight? COMPUTERITIS!! .. . The Tylenol Company at- tempts to regain the consum- er's confidence after a string of senseless murders ... The fighting in the Middle East continues into the new year. T l£MOL am 221 Congratulations To My Three Sisters, Janice Lang, Andrea Barnes, And Vicky Hall. Love Wanda Congratulations To Our Only Little Sister, Baby Janice. From Your Brothers Congratulations To My First Niece Wanda For 4 Successful Years. Love, Nita The Fellows Best Wishes To 1983-84 Annual Staff. Wanda And Janice Congratulations To Michael McPhaul For a Successful Senior Year. Love, Wanda King Special Thanks To Mrs. Heath For Helping Make Our Yearbook The Best. Love Janice And Wanda Congratulations To Our Baby Niece Janice Love Your Uncles Congratulations To Andrea Barnes, Janice Lang, And Wanda King For Four Successful Years. Love, Vicky Best Wishes To Our Little Brothers Earl And Cornell. Love, Janice And Wanda Best Wishes To The Beach High Family. Congratulations To Our Four Brothers Willie Pippen, Elliott Ferguson, George Williams, And Robert Chestnut. Wanda And Janice Congratulations 12-4 Congratulations To Bernadine Lewis And Joyce Wilson. From A Friend Best Wishes To Ricky And Sonia Roberts Love, Wak Congratulations To My Sisters Andrea Barnes, Vicky Hall, And Wanda King. Love Janice Congratulations To My Sweetheart Vicky For A Successful Senior Year. Love Willie Congratulations To My Willie For A Prosperous Senior Year. Love, Vicky Best Wishes To The 1982-83 Varsity Cheerleaders. Good Luck Next Year. Wanda, Kanita, And Cindy Good Luck Next Year Hope Williams, Stephanie Lewis, And Gwen Williams Wanda And Janice Best Wishes To Cheryl King and Rosalyn Lewis For A Prosperous Senior Year. Friends Congratulations Wanda King For A Prosperous Senior Year, Love Mom, Frank, and Cornell Congratulations Andrea Barnes For A Successful Senior Year. Love, Mom Jefferey Congratulations Our Baby Niece Janice. Love, Your Aunts Best Wishes To My Sisters Vicky Hall, Janice Lang, And Wanda King. Love, Andrea Good Luck Janice From The Lang Family Best Wishes Wanda The King Family Suburban Delta School Photo Co. PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY SPECIALISTS X X� W. VICTORY DR All Students 5 Parents of Beach High Have The Opportunity To Get 1-8 ■ 10 RmoikIi Cuttom Poitiail for Only 1000-a S) 00 Value School SprciiliM Call for An Appointment For The Bc� t In Color And Black and While Picture� Double Expose-Special Effect� SUBURBAN DELTA SCHOOL PHOTO COMPANY � 1 W Victory Dr Savannah. Georgia JMOS Phone 012) 2JO-00� The Class Of S3 Is The Only Class For Me. P-Sec Member Y-Dell HOLMES BARBER SHOP Let us help you to look your best 4SOS MONTGOMERY ST. 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Congratulations, Monica Sams, for a prosperous junior year! May you continue to succeed in your many endeavors. — Mr. Theodore Williams Congratulations to Lisa Sterling and the class of 1984. Love, Nannie And Gramps Congratulations to my sister, Gwen Williams, for becoming one of the best BHS majorettes. Love, Aundie Nika ______________ To my first niece, Wanda King, for a very success- ful senior year. Love, Anita and the fellows Congratulations Wanda King and Janice Lang Love, Guess Who Congrati Senior ye Junior yeal Elizabeth on 37th, described as the best restaurant on the Georgia Coast, is located at 105 East 37th. Elizabeth on 37th offers elegant dining in a Victorian mansion, decorated in historic Savannah col- ors and wallpapers. The restaurant is the brainchild of former Atlan- tans Michael Elizabeth Terry. Owner-Chef Elizabeth Terry cooks only with the freshest ingredients — cuisines, seafoods, herbs, and a superb imagination. Their restau- rant is open for lunch from 11:30 A.M. till 2:30 P.M. and dinner is served from 6:00 till 10:30 everyday except Sunday Monday. 233 Patrons Halimah Ali al-Qadi Mr. Hosea D. Anderson Felichia Armstrong Bargain Spot Fabrics Bill Beckett Mrs. Bill Beckett Sandra Beckly Abraham Blake Charlotte E. Blakley Steve Brightwell The Brightwell Family Paul Brinson Frances Brooks Anthony M. Brown Mrs. Jessie Brown Ramona Brown Dianetta Gail Bryan Mr. Mrs. Larry Byrd Mrs. LaToya Byrd Debi Carey Marion Childs Jr. Mary Cody Cathleen Coleman Robert Alan Coursey Gertrude Coxon James Coxon Lillian Coxon Wilson Daniels Mrs. Bertha David Arlene Davis Jeremiah Davis Melvaree Davis Sheila Davis Yolanda Davis Gwendolyn Days Anthony Dunbar David Early Beverly Farmer Elliott LaRoy Ferguson, Jr. Mrs. Mary Ferguson Comer H. Flynn Tyrone Gordon Vivian Green Derick Hamilton Mr. Henry G. Hank Mrs. M.B. Heath Anissa Wannette Heath Jennie Ingram Ms. Bernice Jackson Mrs. Queenie Jackson Mr. Richard Jackson Charlesetta Jenkins Mrs. Julia L. Jennings Miss Vianne Jennings Jermaine Johnson Betty Jones Kimberly Jordon Key Club International Miss Shaneisla King Wanda Anita King c o 83 Austin Knowles Gerda Lang Janice Lang Antonio Lanier Cedrick Jameel Lanier Dianna Larry Ms. Myrtle Rodney Law Patricia Lawson Stephanie Lewis Samuel McCombs, Jr. Michael A. McPhaul Karl Magwood Leonard Marshall Rasheed Marshall Ms. L. Maxwell Reta Meritt Ms. Mikowski Ginna Miller Mrs. Joan Mincey Mr. Johny Parrish Leroy Porter Mr. Donald J. Postell Eric T. Prescott Lesliemachum Preston Bonnye Kaye Richards Thomazita Bostick Richardson Charles Rivera Craig Roundtree B.H. Rubnitz Monica Dian Sams Mrs. Elease D. Sams Denise Nicole Scott Mrs. Dorothy H. Scott Mr. Mrs. Cornelius Smith Derrick Smith Jenene S. Smith Jenny Smith Robert Smith, Jr. Sonia Stevens Mrs. Mattie Theus Tony L. Thomas, Jr. Clara Thompkins Mrs. Leila Turner James Troppis Andrea Williams Anton Williams Betty Williams Gwen Williams Hope Williams Michael Williams Quinette Williams Lil' Miss Saquandra Williams Walter Williams Donna Wilson Lynn P. Wise Karen Wright Mrs. Dorothy Young Eugene Young Jeremy Young Mrs. Joan Young Kimberly Abram, Vivian Adams, Zonna Adams, Wesley Aikens, Umar al-Qadi, Layer Alexander, Edith Allen, Teresa Ambrose, Stephanie Anderson, Polly Andrews, Thomas Andrews, Elaine Anthony, Anthony Audesey, Kenneth Bacon, Darlene Baker, Andrea Barnes, Ricky Barrell, Todd Barton, Carolyn Boles, Bonnie Bridgeman, Lovelle Brooks, Bonnie Duncan, Sabrina Evans, Craig Lindsey, Dionne Lloyd, Derrick Mathis, Larry McCraw, Willie Pippen, Robin Reeves, David Troupe, Frank Williams, Constance Wilson. Congratulations 12-1 FOR A PROSPEROUS SENIOR YEAR 12-3 Is A Winner 238 239 Congratulations 12-7 For A Prosperous Senior Year 1st Row: Rodney Johnson, Sandra Meritt, Stephanie Hall, Moshell Robert, Patricia Harper, Victoria Hall, Cleve Harrison, Sharon Hamil- ton, Karen Sellows, Pamela Coleman, Donna Wilson. 2nd Row: Ver- non Scarver, Boysie Hill, Reginald Smith, Mrs. D.H. Scott — Home- room Teacher. 3rd Row: Joseph Harris, Derick Hamilton, Aaron Har- deman, Robert Smith, Nathan Holmes, Jasper Lee, Marcell Boles, Anthony Williams, Michael McPhaul. Not Pictured: Vernon Johnson, Andra Smith, Janice King. Mrs. D.H. Scott — Homeroom Teacher 240 Congratulations 12-10 TO THE CLASS OF Good luck, baby, in the years ahead! Health, Wealth, and Hap- piness and remember that your future is just what you want it to be. Most of all, have manners for everyone because that will take you where a dollar bill won't! Keep that beautiful personality! Love You, Mom and Dad Thanks Coach Booker for the best four years of our lives. Congratulations to Elaine, Lolisa, and LaTonya. 244 The Skating Tina Boaman, Angelo Bosco, Robert Chestnut, Andre Coney, Kanandez Cooper, Monique Courts, Melvaree Davis, Yvonae Dunbar, Stephanie Dunham, Keith Edwards, Anthony Foy, Toleyala Cillison, David Green, Cleve Harrison, Jeffery Hazzard, Derick Hamilton, Serana Irwin, Michael Jackson, Richard Jackson, Leroy Jones, Gerald Lewis, Fredrick McKenzie, Craig Mike, James Moore, Janet Moore, Charles Perry, Yvette Pinckney Yvovae Pinkney, Melinda Peppins, Cheryl Pringle, Mona Purse, Freddie Sibert, Leroy Stanley, Edward Stephens, Danoa Talbert, Cheryl Thomas, Cynthia Williams, Ephrian Williams Advisors: Mrs. D.H. Scott, Mrs. M. Baulkman 246 Bulldogs The Beach High Skate Club is an organization which helps nonskaters and advanced skaters. They have organized so that they may represent Beach, and display the talents of the individual members. For fun activities they give parties, go skating, and sell different products. President: Monique Rene Courts Vice President: Cleve Harrison Secretary: Melvaree Davis Parlimentary: Leroy Jones Advisor: Mrs. D. Scott 247 Thanks Mom Dad For Making My 12 Years A Big Success. I Love You. Your Daughter, Donna Alan, I Wish You The Best Of Luck In The Future. Love, Donna To A Good Friend: Lisa Sterling. 1 Hope You Have A Great Year In 84. Thanks Tina Vicki For Being Such Great Friends. Love, Donna After Hard Work, And Dedication, Jaquelyn Laverne Russell Was Chosen Miss Drill Team 1982-83. Congratulations From The Drill Team Of '82-83 Congratulations Becky Ingram, Laura Davis, Linda Rish, Wanda Williams, Marian Robbins, Elliott L. Ferguson, And Warren Stevens For A Successful School Career. I Love Ya Monnie Mae To: Lisa Carol Happiness Is Having A Daughter Like You. Love Mom And Dad JACKSON'S QUICK SHOPPE We Aim To Please Self Service From 7 To 11 232-9798 2611 West Broad 31405 248 For more info3 contact: LT Jackson or ENS Cheong at 356-2206 2207, or drop by the Unit next to Tiger Stadium on the Savannah St. Campus. NAVY OFFICER •U vO For Men and Women NROTC - LET’S TALK ABOUT IT.. Extraordinary opportunities for professional careers are available to college graduates today. We’d like to discuss them with you. Join us. attention: HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS NAVY NROTC COLLEGE PROGRAM AVAILABLE TO BOTH ARM- STRONG AND SAVANNAH STATE COLLEGE STUDENTS IS A GREAT OPPORTUNITY FOR MEN AND WOMEN. OUR EXCITING PROGRAM WILL TRAIN MOTIVATED INDIVI- DUALS TO BE NAVY AND MARINE CORPS OFFICERS. TALK OVER THE NROTC COLLEGE PROGRAM WITH YOUR PARENTS AND YOUR HIGH SCHOOL COUNSELOR. CONSIDER ALL OF THE FACTORS AND ASSURE YOUR- SELF THAT THE NROTC PROGRAM MAY BE A REAL OPPORTUNITY TO SERVE YOUR COUNTRY AND YOUR- SELF. THE TIME IS NOW TO START THINKING ABOUT THE FUTURE AND EXACTLY WHAT YOU WANT OUT OF LIFE! A Day At Beach High School 250 251 252 Our Energy Boosters The Cafeteria Staff is responsible for the excellent lunches we receive each school day. Every day they prepare meals that keep our bodies running. The following women should be saluted for their excel- lent service to the school: Mrs. L. Gil- ford, Mrs. M. Knight, Mrs. V. Stevens, Mrs. J. Swinton, Mrs. L. White, Mrs. D. Bradshaw, and Mrs. L. Flemings. 253 Through The Year All work and no play — gets an 'A' on the semester final. After the football season is over, the student body seems to think that there is nothing else to do. However, this is not true. Besides the all important studying, there are always events of some note taking place. Club initiations, service projects, special school assignments, and sports in winter and spring make up a hectic schedule for any dedicated Bulldog. After the new year begins, thoughts of graduation start to crop up. Measuring for caps and gowns, getting senior rings, and finally, graduation practice all seem to make this most important event roll around faster. Then sum- mer vacation is over and the whole cycle starts anew. 254 The EOA Christmas toy drive is successful. At Beach High 255 256 At Beach High 257 Abram, Kimberly SO. lo4. 193. 236 Adams, Adrian 96 Abney. Sonya ISO Addison, lisa 9o Adkins. Dianna 82 Adams. Vivian 236 Adams. Zonna 236 Aikens. Mrs. A. 36 Aikens. Wesley 50. 236 Allen. Barry 172 Allen. Edith 50. 159. 236 Allen. Kenneth 172 Allen. Julie 107 Allen. Julie 107 Allen. Sabrina 172. 189 Allen, Tovar 180 Alexander, layer 50. 236 Alexander. Tammy 87. 188 al-Qadi. Halimah 24. 87. 152. 188. 207 al-Qadi. Umar 24. 25. 50. S4. 152. 154. 157. 183. 23. 236. 207 Ambrose. Mitch 9© Ambrose. Teresa 50. 236 Anderson. Jerry 172 Anderson. Sharon 96 Anderson. Stephanie 50. 236. 150 Anderson. Tracey 96. 193 Anderson, Ricky 188 Andrews. Crystal 107 Andrews. Mrs. 86, 36 Andrews. Malcolm 96 Andrews. Polly 193. 50. 23o. 188 Andrews. Thomas 50. 236 Andrews. Ursula 153 Anthony. Elaine SO. 122. lol. 163. 236. 124. 178. 244 Anthony. Eleanor 87 Anthony. Henry 180 Anthony. Leonard 96. 180 Arkwright. Avis 140. 141 Arkwright, Linda 50. 161. 162. 163. 171. 175. 198. 238. 150. 192. 206 Armstrong. Allen 168. 87 Armstrong. Felecia 96 Audesey. Anthony 50, 159, 236. 192 Ayeock. Barbara 96 Bacon. Carolyn 107 Bacon. Kenneth 51. 236. 178 Bacon, Mr R 36. 38 Bailey. Sheila 161. 162 Bailey, Sidra 166. 167, 96 Baker, Darlene 51. 236 Baker. Denise 25. 154. 161, 162. 163. 171 190. 87. 153 Baker, Rubert 180 Ball. Bernadette 161. 163. 190. 191. 87, 188. 206 Bambcrd, Bernard 67. 172 Banks. Mrs. V. 36 Barnes. Andrea 51. 145, 20� . 236 Barnes. Angie 161. 163. 96 Barber. Angela 172. 107 Bargeron. Hazel 107 Barnes. Mr. 73 Barnum. Sherran 107 Burrell. Ricky 236 Barton. Todd SI. 60. 159. 168. 236. 146. 189, 207 Barton. William 51 Barry, Allen 107 Baulkman. Mrs. M 246 Bazemore. Teresa 96 Battle, Joe ISO Beamon. Donald 87, 179 Beasley. Tim 107 Beasley. Russell 55. 51, 157 Beck Icy. Sandra 51. ISO Bell. James 51. 177 Bellinger. Roxanne 87 Benjamin. Tony 107 Benjamin. Angie 161, 163, 96 Benson. Leslie 183 Berry. Lolisa 51. 60. 122. 123. 210. 124. 146. 129. 140. 141. 244 Biggins. Sonia 9o Biggins. Terrance 180 Bing, Perthenia 107 Blackshear. Mr. Frank 36, 70 Blake. Mr Robert 72. 32. 33 Blake. Robert 96, 172 Blakely, Charlotte 150 Blanchard. Sean 168 Bland. Mr Wayne 23. 180 Boddie. LuTrelle 96. 172 Bolden, Andrea 87 Bolden. Mrs D. 36 Boyles. Billy 107 Boles. Carolyn 51. 161. 163. 153. 236. 188 Boles, Marcelle 51. 240 Bonard. Mr P. 37 Bonds. Mrs. L. 37 Booker. Coach 119. 130. 126 Borman, Tina 153, 107. 246 Bosco. Angelo 51. 246 Bostick. Tammy 24, S2 Bostick, Thomasita 188 Boucher, Cynthia 96 Bouche. Beverly 172, 107 Bowens, Mrs. E. 37 Boyd. Kim 183. 87. 188 Boyles. Jerry 108. 87. 213 Braddock. Lisa 87. 193 Bradley. Curtis 183. 87 Bradley. Lawerence 183. 8o, 87. 172 Brcntson, Mrs. H. 37 Bridgeman. Bonnie 236 Index Bradshaw, Tonya 96. 192 Branch. Joann 87 Branch. Patricia 193 Breitenbach. Richard 107 Brightwell. Steve 27. 1S7. 182. 183. 186. 151 Brinas, Joyci 183 Brisard, Kelli 52. 159 Brockington. Adrienne 107 Brooks. Francis 96. 178 Brooks. Lovelly 236 Brown. Angel 183 Brown, Charles 97 Brown. Calvin 96 Brown. Demetria 107 Brown. Denise 52. 161. 162. 163. 171. 198. 201. 192 Brown. Derrick 135 Brown. Derek 97 Brown. Diane 97, 189, 151. 140 Brown. Eddie 107 Brown, Eric 87 Brown. Faye 87. 213 Brown. Mrs. C. 37 Brown. Ivan 52. 176 Brown. Jack 97. 143 Brown. Janeen 152 Brown. Jennifer 107. 186 Brown. John 97, 189 Brown. Josie 52 Brown, Joseph 88. 180 Brown. Kim 97 Brown. Lawanda 107 Brown. Leslie 27. 49. 52. 209. 214 Brown. Loretta 52 Brown. Michael S2 Brown. Ramona 152. 154, 155. IcO. 183. 190, 86. 88. 151. 206 Brown. Reggie 25. 23 Brown. Rrnea 52, 183 Brown. Renee 107 Brown. Ronald 188 Brown. Thomas 180 Brown. Tony 97 Brown. Warren 52. 168. 193, 238 Brown. Willa 161. 163 Bruce. Mrs. N 37 Bryan. Mary 52. 188 Bryant, Joshua 86. 88. 172 Bryant. Juanita 52 Bryant. Mrs. T. 191. 36 Bugress, John 53 Bukowiec, Joel 107 Bulloch, Angela 53 Bunion. Chris 172. 108 Bunton. Aprille 88 Bunion. Cindy 1S4. 166, 208, 238 Burnam. Phyllis 193. 53. 198. 238. 214 Burnett. Angela 97. 192 Burns. Christopher 53, 183 Burnsed. Melissa 97, 193 Button. Katrina 183. 153. 193. 151 Butcher. Adam 53 Butler. Debra S3. 179 8utlcr. Denise 53 Butler. Renee 88 Byrd. Charlene 145, 182, 97. 180 Byrd. Debbie 88. 180 Byrd. Chris 168. 135 Byrd. Desi 88 Byrd. Jackie 97 Caldwell. Sebrina 107 Calhoun. Moses lo8. 177 Cail. Mrs. W. 38 Campbell. Mr. E. 39 Campbell. Sharon 88 Cannon. Antionette 53. 193 Cannon. Kanita S3. 166. 238 Cannon. Tracy 88 Capers. Ctna 97. 193. 180 Capers. Gregory 180 Capers. Nina 180 Capers. Sharolyn lol. 163. 97 Carlers. Oscar 97. 172 Carson. Janice 106 Carson. Wanda 108 Carter. Alvin 53 Carter. Jackie 97 Carter. Michelle 108 Carter. Mrs. A. 39 Carey. Debi 176, 88. 177. 212. 205. 206 Case. Sheila 108 Case. Lisa 159. 88 Cason. Michelle 179 Cato. Chantel 97 Chamey. Kelvin 168 Chalmers. Mary 97. 143 Chandra, Parul 24. 53. 59. 154. 155. 182. 183. 229. 193. 238 Chandra. Ravi 157. 97. 188 Chandra. Sangceta 23 Chaney, Kevin 180 Chaplin. Cara 53 Chapman. Stephen 54. 171. 175. 23. 212. 142. 136. 147 Chester. Pat 108 Chestnut. Robert 54. 180, 236. 238, 213. 178 Chisholm. Greg 97 Chow. Harry 23. 97. 207. 143 Chow, Henry 27 Chung Alan 54 Chung Reginald 180 Clark. Derrick 54 Clements. Courtney 108 Clemmens. Terrell 106 Coast. Jerome 54. 180 Coffe. Mike 98. 180 Cohen. Andrcj 54. 164, 193 Cole. Rufus 172 Cole. Mrs T 38 Coleman. Jeffery 168, 146. 213 Coleman. Joseph 106 Coleman. Katrenia 159, 88 Coleman. Pamela 54. 180. 240 Collins. Alan 108 Collins. Chris 98 Collins. Kathy 108 Collins. 98 Colson. Carol 88. 153. 193 Conaway, Angela 108 Coney. Andre 24o Cook. Layfayella 180 Cook. Steve 98 Cook. Glenda 182. 183. 88, 177 Cook. Karen 161. 163 Cooper, Michelle 54 Cooper. Morris 98. 172 Cooper. Smort 108. 151 Cockey. Freddie 108 Cotncy. Chris 88. 188 Courts. Monique 122. 154. 190. 98. 124. 246. 247 Cowart. Karen 182. 183. 98, 213 Cowart. Stephanie 183. 88. 193 Coxon. Ms. G. 38 Crapse. Laurie 98 Crapsc. Michelle 183. 88, 193 Crawford. Tonya 55 Cribbs. Randy 108 Crisotomo, Felece 98. 193 Crisostomo, Ron 88 Crockett, Cindy 98 Crouse. Lisa 160. 183. 88. 182 Crouse. Michael 55. 67. 118. 168. 183, 146. 180 Curry. Tonya 55. 183. 172. 193 Cuyler. Elisha 190 Curtis. Eva 108. 180 Dang. Tam 55. 152. 190. 188 Datson. Joseph 136 David. LaTrell 89 David. William 179 Davis, Anthony 55. 180 Davis, Arlene 55 Davis, Carmen 55 Davis, Cheryl 122. 124 Davis, James 108. 136 Davis, Kimberly 89. 153 Davis, Kiwonder 106 Davis. Laura 24. 55. 154. 155 Davis, Lisa 166, 167. 171. 89. 180 Davis, Mclcvaree 122. 86. 89. 124. 246, 180. 247 Davis. Monica 58. 75. 153. 180 Davis, Melissa 108 Davis, Monica 109 Davis, Sarita 154. 166. 167. 98. 212 Davis, Sheila 58 Davis, Soloman 58 Davis, Randy 108 Dawson. Craig 172. 106 Decosta Wonderlyn 98 Deloach, Lynette 122, 99 Deloach. Robert 135 Demere. Kerry 172. 108 Denmark 159. 89. 153. 189 Denmark. Yvonne 180 Dixon. Selenia 122 Dmki. Shenelle 99 Dolgoff. Karen 152. 154. 183, 190. 99. 193 Dolgoff. Marcey 2S. 154. 176, 190. 191. 89. 177 Dorsey. Wayne 108 Dosey. Eleanor 108 Doglas. Yvette 108 Douse. Tammy 160. 89 Doyle. Savrina 180 Doyle Sabrina 108 Drayton. Harry 99. 172. 212 Drayton, Joe 172 Drayton, Kenneth 109 Drayton. Lisa 180. 136 Drayton, Nathaniel 58, 168 Drummond. Stephanie 99 Dunbar. Anthony 194. 89 Dunbar. Valerie 153. 106 Dunbar. Yvonne 172. 108, 246 Duncan. Bennie S8 Dunham. Stephanie 145, 99. 246. 140 Dunham. Wanda 99 Durden. Maureen 183. 99, 140. 141 Early. Carleen 89 Early. David 58 Edenfield. Mary 58. 104. 193, 188 Edcnfield. Vicki 99 Edwards. Catherine 182. 183, 89. 172. 193 Edwards. Carolyn 108. 189. 143 Edwards. Chris 118. 119. 168. 130 Edwards. Helen 58 Edwards, Jacquelyn 50 Edwards. Keith 246. 59 Edward. Phillip 130. 142. 147. 168 Elliott. Daniel 180 Elliott, Margie 180 Ervin. Dcmetrious 108 Evans. Jacquccn 183, 99 Estridge. Kimberly 59. 164. 193 Evans. Christopher 59. 157. 183. 180. 136 Evans. Kevin 89. 180 Evans. Sabrina 59. 106 Evans. William 109 Fallis. Mr. E. 38 Fallis. Tiffany 99 Farmer, Morris 172 Farris, Joseph 109 Ferguson. Beserly 59. 179 Tcrguson. Dionne 145 Ferguson. Edward 59 Ferguson. Elliott 24. 49. 59. 60. 157. 176, 183. 177. 193. 192. 205. 207. 215. 143 Ferguson. Prince 99, 180 Ferguson. Tracy 145, 100 Fertebee. Sarah eO Finch. Omar 105. 193. 213 Finley, Leigh 201 Fisher, John 109. 180 Flagg. Arthur 100 Fleming. Garence 109. 130 Fleming. Henrietta 161. 163. 89. 188 Fleming. Richard 109 Floyd. Paul 109 Ford. Deidrc 60 Fordham. Falston 180 Foster. Kenneth lo8 Fowler. Tindol 60 Ford. Theresa 100 Foy. Anthony 109. 246. 143 Frazier. Allan 183 Frazier. Samantha 60. 153. 193. 150 Frazier. Sharon 60 Frazier. Troy 109 Fuller. Rosemary 89. 153 Furman. Sharon 60. 65, 179 Futch, Samantha 100 Gedson. Edna 60. 122. 123. 146 Gandy. Jennifer 61 Gannon. Tracey 100, 180 Gardner, Mr. C. 38 Garvin. Mr. M. 39 Caston, Alison 161. 163. 100 Gaston. Sharon 171 Gayle. Darrien 168. 89. 188. 189 Geiger. Tammy 60, 193. 180 George. Carl 179 George. Chandra 154. 61. 199. 200 German. Coach J. 130. 38 Gibbs. Mts. 36 Gibson. Dawn 61. 152. 164, 176. 23. 177, 193. 199. 200 Giddens. Anthony 172 Gilliatd. Carl 173. 172. 180, 192 Cillis. Kirk 183 Gillison. ToleJala 109, 246 Glasper. Sage 89. 180 Golden. William 89 Goldwire. Al 100 Gordon. John 109 Gordon. Robbie 61. 64. 161. 162, 163, 178. 192 Gordon. Tyrone 109. 130 Coss. Leshes 136 Graham. Mts D 38 Gray. Keith 89. 212. 180. 188 Cray. Lee 100, 206 Cray. Reginald 100 Cray. Reubctta 109 Gray. Sheila 61. 153. 239. 188. 150 Greene. Betty 109. 180 Creen, Calvin 61 Green. Cheryl 180 Green. Connie 61. 161. 162. 163. 140. 150 Green. David 89. 172. 246 Creen. Vivian 122. 89. 151. 192 Gregory. Cheryda 109 Gross, Lishus 109 Guanne. Joseph 90 Griffith. Mitzi 188 Griffith. Ms J. 38 Gumming. Terrel 135 Gunnels. William 109 Guyton. Aldreamer ICO Hadwin, Kenny 100 Hadwin, Lisa 179 Hafey. Joan 25. 90. 193 Hall. Charlene 62. 182. 183. 172. 193 Hall, Daphne 90. 193 Hall. Floyd 100. 188 Hall. Larry 180 Hall. Lee 101 Hall. Nicky 180 Hall, Stephanie 62. 193. 240 Hall, Pamela leO, 101 Hall. Susie 109 Hall. Vicky 27. 62. 67. 154, 155. 182, 183. 153. 172. 193. 198. 200. ISO. 240. 192 Hamilton. Drick 02. 164. 183. 193. 246. 240. 178 Hamilton. Pearl 145. 180 Hamilton. Robert Hamilton. Sharon 143. 240 Hanbury. Vickie 62 Hardeman. Aaron 62. 240 Harley. Deborah 109 Hatpe. Emily 90. 193 Harper. Patricia 62. 193 240 Harris. Chip 109 Harris. Hamilton 168 Harris. Joe 179. 90. 240 Harris. Mevada 180 Harris. Mrs P 166. 38 Harris. Vicki 109 Harris. Victotia 180 Harrison. Calvin 180. 178. 101 Harrison. Cleve 63. 65. 183. 193. 189. 246. 247. 150. 240. 178 Hart. Mrs. A 39 Hartley. Veronica 101 Hartwell. Ursula 90. 177 Harvey. Darin 180 Harvey. Darrien 168 Harvey. Dominic 180 Harvey. Nathaniel 136 Hatch. Ms. 74. 154. 39 Hayward. Lynne 154 Hazzard. Anthony 180 Hazzard. Jeffery 246 Heath. Mrs. M 34, 39 Heck. Sandy 101 Henderson. Adrienne 109 Hendrix. Mrs. Bertha 39 Hendry 180, 101 Hendry. James 180. 101 Herndon. Shawn 109 Herrington. Mrs. N. 154. 39 Hickey, Howard 109 Hicks. Stacy 180 Hildreth. Mary 159. 90 Hildreth, Michelle 109 Hill, Boysie 63. 240 Hill, James 90 Holcomb. Randy 109 Holmes. Arthur 172. 101. 143 Holmes. Cynthia lol. 163, 101 Holmes. Elaine 63 Holmes. Jessie 63, 192 Holmes. Marvin 134 Holmes. Nathan 180, 240 Holmes. Wardell 63. 172. 241 Hoskins. Nichele 171. 182, 183. 190. 90. 136 Hough. Evan 109 Houston. Quinton 58. 192 Howard. Cynthia 180 Howard. Ronnie 159. 90 Howard. Teresa 180 Hudson. James 172. 109 Hudson. Miss 75. 39 Hudson. Sheleta 101 Huerd. David 63 Hughes. Mark 130, 131 Humphries. Drucilla 161, 163. 90 Humphries, Paulette 161. 163, 101 Hunter, Edith 109 Hutchins. Mr. L 72, 171. 33. 172. 40 Ingram. Becky 27. 61. 63. 176. 182. 183, 229. 177 Ingram. Jennie 24. 25. 176. 182. 183. 190. 191. 90. 172. 177. 207 Irvin. Serena 109. 246 Jackson. Andre 183 Jackson. Becky 193. 109 Jackson. Braven 190 Jackson. Cedric 90 Jackson. Charles 193 Jackson. Darryl 157. 182. 183. 90. 151. 213 Jackson. Dedric 90 Jackson. Elbert 130 Jackson. Hervina 154, 172, 101 Jackson. Kenya 109 Jackson. Kimberly 109 Jackson. Lisa 64 Jackson. Janice 64 Jackson. Mrs M. 40 Jackson. Michael 24o Jackson. Paula lot. 163. 153. 102 Jackson. Richard 90. 246 Jackson. Sonia 102 Jacobs. Maurice 135 Jacobs. Zain 109 James. Patrick 64 James. Vernard lo8. I Jarrett. Tesesa 110 Jaworski. Wayen 64. 241 Jefferson. Jeree 113. 146. 140. 102. 127. 141 Jenkins. Allyson 172. 110 Jenkins. Angela 154. 141. 140. 102 Jenkins. Anthony 188. 136 Jenkins. Carol 153 Jenkins. Dionne 143 Jenkins, LaTonya 49. 54. 64 . 22. 124. 146. 208. ISO. 244. 242. 179 Jenkins. Mrs B 3« Jenkins. Mrs. 151. 40 Jenkins, Yetta 102 Jenkins. William 64 Jinks. Felecia 188. 102 Johnson. Angela 180 Johnson. Charlene 102 Johnson. Darren 180 Johnson. David 64. 168 Johnson. Deidre 90. 124. 146. 213. 147 Johnson. Deidre 122. 166. 168. 9o. 90. 153 Johnson, Deone 161. lo3 Johnson. Donna 102 Johnson. Erie 110 Johnson, Mrs. E. 161. 174. 40 Johnson, Janice 110 Johnson, Monique 25. 183. 190, 191. 90 Johnson, Richard 189. 102 Johnson. Rodney 64. 240 Johnson, Rosalyn 65 Johnson, Samuel 90. 192 Johnson. Tim 193 Johnson, Sylathia 6S, 193 Johnson, Vernon 240 Jones. Anthony 157, 171. 183. 90. 91. 172 Jones. Beldon 65. 72. 180, 192 Jones. Chandra 183 Jones. Edward 65. 118, 120. 168. 180. 142. 147 Jones, Jacquelyn 110 Jones. James 91. 193 Jones. John 168. 91, 13o Jones. Leroy 246, 247 Jones. Lynette 178 Jones. Mrs, R. 41 258 Index Jones, Patricia 180 Jones, Rufus 147 Jones, Sharon 180 Jones, Sonya 65. 161. 163. 183. 210 Jones, Tracey 183 Jordon Linda, 161, 162. 163, 91 Jordon. Shelia 110 Joyner. Jennifer 91. 193 Kaighin, Tom 24, 180 Kelly. Debra 110, 180 Kelly. Lucius 180 Kelly. Michelle 91 Kelly, Mrs. S. 41 Kelly. Shirley 110. 180 Kemp. Derrick 65. 136 Kent, Sabrina 110 Keye. Sheryl 110. 180 Kimbrel. Regina 66. 164. 193. 241. 150 Kimsey. Paul 110 King. Allen 91. 130 King. Alonzo 66. 238. 179 King. Brian 168. 130 King, Cheryl 66. 238 King, Cornell 168, 110 King. Stephanie 172 King. Wanda 63. 66. 166. 167. 276. 177. 210. 140, 204, 242 Knowles. Austin 66. 142 Knowles, Marvin 1-3 Knuteson. James 136 Koch. Nanine 1S2. 1S4.182. 183. 190. 103. 193 Koch, Oliver 66 Lane. Michael 66, 179 Lang. Jowanna 179 Lain. Darlene 110 Lanier. Antonio 179, 67 Lanier. Tonya 110. 213 Lang. Gesda 172. 110 Lang. Janice 66. 176, 177. 212. 204 Lang. Qrtavius 110 Langley. Robert 180 Langston. Debbie 159 Lanier. Joanne 103 laquerre. James 103 Lauder. Wanda 110 Law-son. Mrs. P. 41 Leach. Michael 183. 91. 188 Leach. Samantha 110 Leach. Sharon 110. 178 Lee, Cindy 112 Lee, Jasper 240 Lee. Susan 111 Lee, Tonya 183. 103 LeFevre. Diana 62 Leitzry. Jocelyn 161. 163, 188 Lctbctler. Matthew 103.172 Levette. Michelle 66. 124. 208. 140, 141, 179 Lewis. Bernadine 67, 192 Lewis. Gerald 67. 180. 13� Lewis. Mrs. C. 41 Lewis. Mrs. O. 41 Lewis. Rosalind 67 Lewis. Stephanie 69. 122. 123. 176. 91. 153. 177, 124, 146, 129. 179 Lewis, William 111 Lewton. Marvin 150 Liles, Walton 67. 157. 182. 183. 23. 139. 179 Lindblad. Cheryl 103 Lindsay. Martha 111 Lindsey. Michelle 111 Lindsay, Vicky 103 Lindsey, Craig 68. 159 Lita. Holly 190 Lloyd. Brenda 103. 172 Lloyd. Dione 68. 145. 193. 176 Lloyd, Sophia 180 Lockett. David 68, 180. 189 Lockett, Lateach 111, 180 London, Debra 161, 163 London, Linda 68 Long. Lisa 68, 150. 192 Lord, Barbara 111 Love, Anthony 111 Lovett. Aylei 91, 153. 193 Lovett, Paula 68. 183. 153 MacPherson. Lydia 104 Maddox. Dean 103, 172 Major, Earnest 68. 180 Malone. Philip 68 Maples. Glenn 91 Matisco. Parish 103 Marshall, Leonard 69. 130. 179 Martin. Joseph 180 Martin. Vera 103. 151 Mason. Lisa 193. Ill Mastison, Montgomery 180 Mathis. Derrick Mathis. Mark 172 Mathis, Pamela 69, 241 Maxwell. Maureen 6� . 159 Mayes. Johnnie 111. 180 Mayes. Leslie 104 Mayes, Robin 154, 172. 192 Maynor. Mark 151 Maynor. Marvin 111 McClouden, Donna 166. 167 McClouden, Michelle 154 McClouden. Carletta 111 McCombs, Michael 180 McCraw. Larry 69. 159 McDonald, Carla 111 McFadden. Shannon 154, 183. 172 McCrady. Mrs. K 41 McIntosh. Hilary 69 Mclver, Baron 179 McKenzie. Fredrick 246 McKenzie, Mr H. 41 McKinney. Fredrick 69. 183. 172 McKissrck. Mrs J. 41 McNeal, Sandra 111. 180 McPhaul. Micheal 63. 69. 172. 240. 179 McPherson. Tonshay 111 McQuire. Dan 104 McRae. Tony 111 Melanson, Susan 164 Merritt, Sandra 160. 240 Merritt, Terrance 180 Middleton. Coach 140, 41 Mike. Craig 246 Mike. Christopher 180 Mike. Richardean 111 Mikell, Quan 111 Miles, Rhonda 91. 193 Miles. Sheila 159. 91 Miles. Tina 70. 193, 188 Miller. Michelle 91. 180 Miller. Ozzie 91 Miller, Stephanie 91. 151 Milligan, Cassandra 171. 192 Mims. Cindy 91 Minor. Angela 91, 180. 178 Mitchell. Charles 104 Mitchell, Calvin 91, 172 Mitchell. Lisa 193 Mitchell. Regi 111 Mitchell. Terri 111 Mitchell. Robert 172 Mobley, Shaun 104 Mock, Steven 168 Mole. Mr. 13. 27. 31, 36 Monroe, Gayla 193 Moody, Patricia 183 Moore, Charles 112 Moore. Cheryl 122 Moore, Derrick 172 Moore. Don 104 Moore. James 112, 246 Moore, Jackie 124 Moore, Janet 145. 112, 246 Moore. Maggie 58. 70. 161, 162. 163. 209. 153. 241. 192 Moore, Roberta 189 Moore, Samantha 161. 163, 112 Moore. Vetta 192 Morgan, Charles 92 Morris. Andrea 92. 153. 193. 179 Morris. Donna 92. 193 Morion, Sharon 183. 112 Moseley. Jennifer 112 Mosley. Pam 92. 193 Mosley. Tammy 25, 164. 92, 193 Moss, Carey 172 Mulligan. Cassandra 92 Mullins, Ondria 112 Murphy, John 180 Murray. Kathleen 112 Myers. Bolinthia 172 Nails. Asa 104 Neal. Isiah 193 Nesbit. Joanne 170, 160, 241 Nesbit, Kathy 104. 213 Newsome. Becky 70, 241. 17� Newsome. Peggy 104 Nimmons, Bonita 140 Norris, James 70. 241 Norton. James 193. 180. 150 Norton. Karen 180 Olds. Marcia 112. 180 Olivarez. Patrick 92 O'Neal. Nancy 112 Osgood. Dcryl 183 Padgett. Napoleon 183. 70. 180 Pandtle, Mr 69. 32. 33 Parker. Terrance 104 Parrish. Precious 161. 163, 183. 153. 193. 183. 190. 92 Parrish. Regina 92. 153. 172. 178 Pcndegtaph, Michelle 112 Pcndergraph. Tracey 152. 172, 112 Perry, Charles 92. 246 Peters, Johnsic 112 Peters, George 159 Peters. Paula 159 Petty. Alvin 180 Philmon, Kelly 104 Pinkney. Yvette 112. 246, 213 Pinkney, Yvonne 172, 112. 246 Pippen. Melinda 154. 161. 163. 104. 212. 153. 246 Pippen. Willie 62. 70, 157. 183. 193. 172. 180. 150. 192, 207. 139. 215 Pleasant. Sonya 27, 70. 72. 241 Polite. Caren 92. 153 Polite. Monica 92. 153. 140. 141 Pollard, Latrelle 180 Postell. Yvette 104 Ponder. Michael 71 Porter. Leroy 71 Powell. Cerald 104 Powell. Vickie 113 Power. Kelvin 168 Powers. Alvin 146 Preston. Michael 172 Prescott. Eric 92. 177 Pringle. Cheryl 113. 246 Pruitt. Cina 104. 193 Prurse. Mona 183. 246. 140. 1 Quarterman. Kiki 122 Quartcrman. Lavonne 104. 180 Quarterman. Stacy 113, 143 Raines. Rosario 172. 113 Ramsey. Carroll 92. 177, 212 Ramsey. Heidi 113. 193 Rast. James 180 Rast. John 168. 104 Reagan. Mrs. 192 Reeves. Robin 71 Reeves. Adrianne 113. 143 Reid. Kathy 193. 113. 144 Reid. Robert 144 Reint ell. Ken 92. 180 Relaford. Katrina 104 Reno. Kathy 113 Reynolds, Hazel 113. 124 Reynolds. Frances 190. 92 Reynolds. Tonya 93. 193 Rhodes. Todd 61, 71. 168. 107 Richards. Beverly 93 Richards. Bonnye 152. 154, 155. 183. 191. 93. 172. 151 Richards, Gloria 93 Richardson. Anthony 142 Richardson, Patricia 180 Richardson. Willie 180 Riley, Angola 71, 159 Riley. Paul 71. 159 Rish. Linda 71. 229. 193 Rivers. Angela 189 Rivers. Ricky 113 Rivets. Theopilous 172. 180. l� 2 Robbins, Marian 24. 71. 154 Robbins, Randy 113 Roberson. Charletta 113 Roberson. Eric 164. 93, 193 Roberson, Karen 113, 143 Roberson. Mrs. 123, 43 Roberson. Samantha 72. 188 Roberson. William 151 Roberts, Corine 113 Roberts. Cynthia 183. 183. 192 Roberts. Marion 72. 171. 178 Roberts. Moshell 72. 240 Robinson. Angela 143 Robinson. Asberry 73. 130 Robinson, Cheryl 113 Robinson. Henry 168, 72 146 Robinson, Michael 130 Robinson. Quandania 113 Robinson. William 180 Rockett, Dondid 113 Rockett. Foye 72. 172, 212. 192 Rogers, Zia 160 Rolle. Evelyn 93. 153 Rollins. Peggy 180 Rosario. David 72 Rose, Sergeant 181 Roundtree. Craig 180 Roundtree, Greg 168 Rowland. Melissa 114 Rowland. Philip 157. 183. 93. 206. 139 Rubnitz. Mr 43 Rudolph. Sergeant 181 Ruffin. Regina 192. 193 Rufus, Marvin 73 Ruiz, Jose 73 Rush. Randy 104 Russell. Jackie 161, 163. 104 Russell. Joequeata 86. 93. 153. 172. 193 Rutledge. Wanda 171. 190. 93 Saddler, James 105 Saldan. Carol 105. 188 Salmon. Pam 105 Sams. Cheryl 93. 188 Sams. Monica 23. 24. 27. 152. 154. 157. 176, 177. 182 183. 190. 191. 92. 205. 25 Sanders, Bambi 166, 167, 105 Sanders, Camellia 93 Sanders. Catherine 73, 241 Sanders, Dorothy 114 Santo. Lisa 114 Sapp. Janice 180 Sapp. Mrs. 37 Savage. Mrs. 39 Scarborough. James 114 Scarver. Vernon 73. 240. 178, 215. 179 Schwartz. Mr. 43 Scott, Angela 73 Scott. Eric 136. 114 Scott. Gary 172 114 Scott. Mrs. 43. 246. 247. 240 Scott. Mrs. E. 43 Scott, Mrs. H 43 Scott. William 180 Scriven, Leslie 143 Scruggs. Alonda 72. 238. 214. 179. 212 Seiler. Diana 180. 114 Sellers. Donna 193 Sellow. Karen 161. 163, 240 Shaw. Sandra 73 Shellman. Johnnie 180 Shenton. Eddie 73, 159 Sheppard. Corrye 74 Shields. Linda 160 Sheill. Angie 93 Shipman. Bennett 49. 74. 193. ISO. 192. 180 Shirley. Lisa 114 Shirley. Tammy 183, 93 Shubert. Kelvin 73, 194, 193. ISO. 136 Shuman. Key 114 Shuman. Lester 238. 192 Sibert. Freddie 168, 246 Sikes. Tiffany 105 Silverman. Brian 27 Simmons, Cheryl 114 Simmons, Evan 154. 183, 105 Simmons. Michelle 74. 1S9 Simmons, Mrs. G. 43 Simon, David 180 Singleton. Lisa 153 Singleton, Steven 74. 120. 159. 168, 238. 142 Singleton, Theron 168 Singleton. Verdell 180 Singleton. Verlecne 171. 105 Skipper, Tracey 161. 163 Sloman, Debra 122. 93 Smalls. Ben 171 Smalls. Cynthia 153 Smalls. Deborah 74. 153. 193 Smalls. Eddie 74, 172 Smalls. Kimberlt 122. 94 Smalls, Keema 172. 114 Smalls. Kenny 105. 180 Smalls. Nathaniel 105. 180 Smalls, Pamela 180 Smalls. Stephanie 94 Smart. Cynthia 151. 114 Smith. Andra 240 Smith. Berta 160 Smith. Coach 33, 36 Smith. Cynthia 114 Smith. Danelte 114 Smith. Derrick 172 Smith, Gerald 114 Smith. Herbert 172 Smith, Jenene 74. 205 Smith. Lisa 101 Smith. Marvin 75 Smith. Mrs. C. 43 Smith. Mrs J, 68. 43 Smith. Ondra 75. 180 Smith. Reginald 75. 240 Smith. Richard 180 Smith. Robert 49. 75. 152. 157. 176, 177, ISO. 240 Smith, Scott 114 Soloman. Ivan 93 Spaulding, Gerald 168. 118 Spencer. Lunetta 160 Stafford. Sonya 75. 241 Stanley. Leroy 105. 246 Stanley. Timothy 75. 118. 119, 168. 171. 238, 150 Starnes. Donald 180 Starnes. James 75. 180. 136. 192 Stevens. Cynthia 76. 241, 179 Stephens. Edward 105 Stephens. Edward 172. 246 Stephens. Mrs. 79. 43 Stevens. Rosalyn 105 Stevens, Sonia 166. 167. 105 Stephens. Stephanie 105 Stevens, Stephanie 153, 193, 178 Stevens, Warren 7S. 176, 1S3. 177. 193, 212, 241. 179 Stepherson. William 94. 180 Sterling. Lisa 24. 25. 1S4, 155. 176. 190. 191. 94. 172. 188. 151. 150. 207 Steward. LaTonya 183 Steward. Samantha 114 Stewart. Kathy 76. 241 Stokes. Martin 64. 76. 130. 241. 142. 131. 178 Stokes. Sharon 161. 163. 94 Sullivan. Sheila 159. 94 Swinford. Mrs. K 43 Swint. Patricia 183. 105 Talbert. Aaron 180. 114 Talbert. Contcssa 105. 124 Talbert. Danna 105. 193. 246 Tallent. Ms. M 145. 152 Tancr, Kim 183, 94 Taylor. Allison 105 Taylor. Monica 183. 190. 191. 94. 180. 188 Taylor. Reginald 180 Thomas. Angela 189 Thomas. Audry 153 Thomas. Charlotte 153. 189 Thomas. Charnel 114 Thomas. Cheryl 76. 160. 183. 153. 246. 205 Thomas. Greg 179 Thomas, Norris 76. 173. 172. 246. 192 Thomas. Steve 172 Thomas. Tony 241 Thompson. Mrs. A. 241 Thompson. Willie 105 Thorpe. Charles 180 Tillman. John 115 Tillman. Tina 24. 49. 76, 152. 154. 190. 193. 241. 192 Tipton. LaDanna 115. 143 Todd, Donald 159, 89 Tovar, Allen 106 Trawick. Becky 172. 115 Tremble. Tracy 106. 193 Trinh, Thiep 188 Troupe. David 168, 180 Tuten. Ms. M. 25. 123. 45 Tyler. Cecil 106 Tyson. Oscar 118. 120. 168. 14o Ubele. Tracy 94. 193 Underwood. Andy 106. 136 Vereen. Kim 115 Vereen, JoAnn 94 Vincent. Charlie 105. 193. 80 Vines, Todd 183. 193. 189 Vinson. Shelly 94 172 Waldburg. Stephanie 96 Wallace. Alana 193 Wallace. Bertha 153 Wallace. Kenneth 77. 193, 241 Wallace. Yolanda 106 Washington. Cheryl 183, 151. 115 Washington. Mrs C 86. 45 Washington. Melissa 115. 143 Waters. Elizebeth 115 Waters, Michelle 106 Watkins. Dclmar 106 Watson, Samuel 77. 241 Watts. Dennis 180 Weirich. David 77. 121. 188. 150 Wells. Ms. C. 45 Westcot. Mr J. 45 White. Angela 145. 140. 178. 141 White, Eric 106 White. Latrelle 154, 155. 161. 94. 193. 163. 183 White. Sandra 77. 198 Whitfield 94 Whitney. Russell 77. 180. 136 Whitney. Theresa 106. 180 Wibcrt, Young 115 Wigfall, James 180 Williams. Anthony 77. 168, 192 Williams, Anthony 66. 77. 240. 178. 215 Williams. Antionette 77 Williams. Brandi 106 Williams, Celeta 115 Williams. Coach 37. 140. 128 Williams, Cynthia 106, 246 Williams. Mrs. D. 45 Williams. Dawnique 154. 161, 94. 163. 171 Williams. Darcll 180 Williams. Darren 135 Williams. Diedra 115 Williams. Dylan 106 Williams. Earl 136. 115 Williams. Eddid 78. 193. 180 Williams, Eprian 246. 115 Williams, Felicia 122. 86, 94 Williams, Frank 179 Williams. George 78. 172. 180. 178 Williams Cregory 168, 106 Williams. Gwen 176, 183. 177. 95 Williams. Hope 154. 106. 167. 190. 177. 176. 95 Williams, Jessie 180 Williams, Katrina 115 Williams. Lamar 183, US Williams. Lannace 183. 172, 115 Williams. Melvin 78. 179 Williams. Michael 78. 179 Williams. Quinette 78. 140. 179 Williams. Richard 180 Williams. Robert 172 Williams. Ronald 168 Williams. Samuel 78. 159. 179 Williams, Snider 115 Williams. Stephanie 78, 241 Williams. Terrance 193, 180 Williams, Thernall 168 Williams. Tonja 78. 153. 238 Williams. Tracey 106 Williams. Mrs. V. 39 Williams. Wanda 79. 176. 211, 177. 214, ISO. 204 Williams. Woodrow 135 Williamson, Karen 79. 214 Wilmont, Kim 214 Wilmore. Rodney 115 Wilmore, Tony 193 Wilmore. Tonya 166. 167. 153. 193. 195 Wilon. Wanda 183 Wilson. Alan 157, 105 Eilson. Donna 79. 152. 154. 176. 177. 212. 199. 150. 240 Wilson. Joyce 49. 62. 79. 72. 205 Wilson. Nannctte 79. 160. 193 Winbush. Samantha 161. 163. lOe Wisham. Mrs. A. 45 Woffard. Wanda 106. 153. 140 Wonicls, Jonie 172 Wood. Mrs. D. 45 Woods. Lee 79 Workman, Lawannasa 180. 115 Wotring. Dorie 193. 95 Wright. Billy 168 Wright. Mr. C. 32. 33 Wright. Felicia 95 Wright. Mr. J. 39 Wright. Leslie 180 Wright. Michael 183 Wright. Michael 130 Wright. Nathaniel 79. 168. 136 Wright. Tony 106. 177 Wright. Tyrone 180 Wright. Wanda 106. 180 Wynn. Adonna 172 Young. Laura 95 Young. Melvin 132 Young. Michael 172 Young, Michelle 79. 183 •• Vi , ' ' The words of this years theme express the way I I'm so glad we had this time together. Just to have a laugh | about the 1983 Golden Bulldog Staff. One of life's greatest satisfactions is knowing that others find you responsible. As a result, I vowed to take the task of editor of the 1983 Golden Bulldog as an honor and as a challenge. Even rewarding activities can be an harrowing experience. There were days when I became frustrated with the whole book and wished it was all over. However, there were loyal supporters to motivate me to carry on. I wouldn't have been able to make it without Warren and Rody's crazy jokes. Just listening to them was enough to brighten the most dreary days. Then, there were the times when I was really engrossed in both my academic and annual assignments. I could ne have gotten the job done without the help of my big sister Janice Lang. Anytime there was something that needed to be done Janice was my saving grace. ecial thanks would be incomplete without mentioning the names of Wanda Williams and Becky Ingram. Their services as classes editor and associate editor, respectively, were invaluable. No editor can succeed without a good advisor. None of our work could have been accomplished without the continuous support of my second mother, Mrs. Heath. Her unfailing smile and readiness to place our deadlines before family even was above and beyond the call of duty. And last but not least, 1 give a special tribute to my mother who has always given me the love and understanding I needed when I felt I couldn't go on. The Lord really blessed me with the most wonderful mother of them all. Much pride has gone into this Golden Book Golden Bulldog Yearbook. I hope the memories of the events included will bring you much pride and joy and that you will enjoy it with the same pleasure as those of us who prepaid it. Seems we just got started and before you know it comes the time we have to say so long. fr- Wanda King Editor -in- Chief '83' H