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

Text from Pages 1 - 280 of the 1984 volume:

1984 GOLDEN BULLDOG Alfred Ely Beach High School 3001 Hopkins Street Savannah, Georgia 31405 Volume XXXIV Monica D. Sams, Editor Marcey Dolgoff, Associate Editor TABLE OF CONTENTS Theme .............4 These pages illustrate the basic idea implemented throughout the yearbook. Student Life ....................................6 This section documents the everyday activities of our student body. Administration ............................28 This section presents our faculty and administrators, two groups that are vital to the success of our school. Classes ......................................46 Each student who strives daily to gain a bit of knowl- edge is presented in this portion of the book. Sports...........................................116 An important part of our student activities — the school's athletics — is introduced in this division. Organizations............................144 The various inner circles of our school — an organi- zation for almost every interest — are presented here. Features .....................................190 This portion of the book spotlights special events and items of interest within our school. Ads..........................................222 In the limelight are the sponsors who helped make this yearbook possible. 3 “EVERY INDIVIDUAL IS ONE SMALL PIECE OF A HUGE PUZZLE — EACH JOINING WITH ANOTHER AND EXPANDING FROM SCATTERED FRAGMENTS INTO ONE HARMONIOUS PICTURE 7 This year's theme, Every individual is one small piece of a huge puzzle — each joining with another and expanding from scattered fragments into one harmonious picture, illustrates the basic element vital to the success of any school. Unity is the one factor no group can survive without, for internal discord disrupts the natural flow of events within that group. Alfred E. Beach High School is one tremendous jigsaw puzzle. Each person who contributes daily to the activity of the school is one small, but vital portion of the overall picture. The student who struggles to solve an especially mystifying math problem, the patient teacher who desperately tries to explain the method he should use to solve it, the people who maintain the classroom in which he learns, and the administrators who supervise the functioning of our school all represent an important part of the whole. Within this yearbook are divisions that play a role in the smooth operation of this institution. Student Life , Administration and Classes each focus on the individuals, while Sports and Organizations focus on larger pieces of the puzzle that are themselves composed of individuals. Features emphasizes individuals who stand out in a group, or those within a certain group. Even the Ads section illustrates an important part of our school individuals and groups that support our Alma Mater. Every individual is part of the framework of our school. Each is dependent upon the other for overall unity and harmony. We are all just pieces of a puzzle . . . The Administration Above are representatives from the FBLA organization. To the left are students exhibiting spirit. Each of these pictures represents a piece of the entire Beach High puzzle. The Teachers The Students Academics in the classroom Student Life It is sometimes difficult for the high school stu- dent to comprehend what he ever did to deserve Mondays. After an all-too-brief weekend, the mere thought of trudging from class to class, loading up on homework for the week, is enough to make one's shoulders and spirits droop. So, each student must struggle through a seemingly unending six and one half hours of agony, all the while keeping his sanity by bearing in mind that he must survive only one Monday per week. Friday. Ah, marvelous Friday! As students floun- der through the week, their spirits miraculously rise with each passing day. Hail, Friday! Jubila- tion! Friday, the day of pep rallies, parties, and The weekend's finally here! It doesn't matter that the entire class has just failed the pop quiz in biology, or that an English teacher has just given her students enough homework for the next ten months. It only matters that it's Friday. Day of redemption — glorious Friday! 9 BACK TO When school becomes your every- day occupation, classes seem to be- come your master. However, there is always one place to escape the grind of classwork. The much-ac- claimed and much-visited cafeteria takes its position of tantamount importance once again as shown by Nathaniel Harvey's daily visit. The first eager student is all smiles. These students are racing to get back to school. 10 SCHOOL The end of summer comes al- most before the student real- izes it and certainly before he is ready for it. After a vacation that swiftly slipped away, the prospect of nine months spent in serious study does not seem very appetizing. However, school is not all intense educa- tion-seeking. There is time for visits to the area water foun- tain when lively class discus- sions dry the throat or to a locker to prepare for whatever may come next, whether it is changing a flat tire or study- ing in the lobby. BULLDOG Elements of Bulldog enthusiasm are shown above. ENTHUSIASM Beach High School fans show their spirit. Mr. Mole and others anxiously await the kick-off. MEMORIES REVISITED Though the main goal of each stu- dent is to receive an education, there is a time during every stu- dent's day when he needs relax- ation. It is this earnest desire for a bit of peace that sires haunts and hangouts — special places at which work-weary students con- gregate during certain times of the day. These recreative hours in a stu- dent's life, along with the serious periods of study and meditation — and all the times in-between — come together to form one compos- ite picture of his high school years. One important event in the school life of almost every student at some time or another is ring day. On ring day, the air is charged with excitement and every purchasing student is filled with happy thoughts of his upcoming gradu- ation. In future years, the treasured class ring will serve as a pleasant reminder of the bygone days of youth. OUR UNIFYING FORCE With the many components that form the entire school picture, the principal is probably the most important element of all. Without a strong leader at the helm, a school has little chance of functioning successfully. Our principal, Mr. Richard R. Mole, is like most other principals in that he is an integral part of our school and its activities, but, somehow, our beloved “Chief has come to symbolize a great deal more to our faculty and students than just the head of operations. He conducts every portion of Beach High School's business with only the best interests of our school and its private community in mind. Mr. Mole knows that the B.H.S. reputation must be upheld in every situation, and he has dedicated his career to doing just that. It is because of this devotion to making and keeping our school num- ber one that earns our principal the great respect and admiration that his Beach High family holds for him. Mr. Mole is the chief piece in our school's puzzle. He is the unifying force we need to make one total picture. 16 OUR FOREMOST PURPOSE . . . The student's main purpose for attending school is participation in an intellectually stimulating environment so that he may broaden his perspectives of life. This aca- demic atmosphere is just one portion of a student's life — one piece of the many that make up a rounded individual — but it is the portion that is his most important con- cern. On these pages, students involved in the daily pursuit of knowledge are shown — each striving to reach his academic peak. 17 e 18 HOMECOMING SWITCH-UP DAY HOMECOMING PUNK ROCK DAY Beach High School's atmosphere was filled with enthusiasm as Homecoming Week 1983 descended upon the school. Each day brought a host of activities — singing the Alma Mater, decorating homeroom doors, “switching up with fellow students, and dressing as punk rockers — to boost the spirit of the student body. Shown on the opposite page are students who participated in Switch-Up Day by dressing as totally opposite people. On this page, students who participated in Punk Rock Day are shown in the apparel of followers of a re- cent music craze. 21 THE BULLDOG REVIEW Mrs. N. Herrington, Star Teacher Umar al-Qadi, Star Student When the 1982 Golden Bulldog Yearbook was brought to the school it was, as always, an excellent yearbook, but the Annual Staff felt something lacking and cast about for a solution to the age-old question: What about spring events? In the 1983 Golden Bulldog the staff presented its answer — The Bulldog Review — a section devoted to coverage of spring and summer events that had never before gained notice. The 1984 Bulldog Re- view's purpose is the same — to give recognition to those feature events that so richly deserve it. The first of these events to be presented is the Star Stu- dent and Teacher Awards. The Star Student is the highest scoring senior on the Scholastic Aptitude Test. This stu- dent in turn chooses a teacher he feels has helped and inspired him the most throughout his four high school years. We are happy to congratulate Umar al-Qadi and Mrs. Herrington on this memorable honor. 22 In the area of science, many students deserve recognition for their entrees in the Science Fair and for other outstanding accomplishments. Halimah al-Qadi was the recipient of a Special Microbiology Award granted in honor of her exceptional science project. Other winners were in Research Paper Competition. Parul Chandra — 3rd place; Monique Johnson — 2nd place; Umar al-Qadi — 1st place; Monica Sams — 1st Place; and Dawn Gibson — 1st Place. For projects entered, Halimah al-Qadi and Dawn Gibson won 1st Place ribbons and Karen Cowart and Michael Coffe both received 2nd Place ribbons. Steve Chapman also received a blue ribbon for his project, but in addition, was awarded an Air Force Aviation Award. On the state level Halimah al-Qadi received a white ribbon and Dawn Gibson an honorable mention. Steve Brightweil has had the privilage of being the Key Club Governor, which entails leading as well as supervising all Key Clubs in the State of Georgia, this past year. This office holds a great deal of authority and glory, but with it comes the overwhelm- ing responsibility and the hours of hard work which are completed with unbridled devo- tion. Steve has been an active member in the Beach High Key Club since ninth grade. A cluster of plaque awards, certificates, tro- phies, ribbons, and other academic para- phernalia won by various Beach High Stu- dents, displays the ambition and superior drive for excellence that is instilled within many of our student body. 23 ALWAYS JUNIOR- SENIOR PROM The prom is a very special occasion for both Juniors and Seniors. It is the time of year when young men and ladies put on their debonair tuxedoes and elegant gowns to dance the night away under romantically dimmed lights. However, the Junior and Senior prom is more than just a fully extravagant experience. It is the highlight of the final two years in high school, culminating in an evening whose memory will not soon be forgotten. 25 The criteria for the University of Georgia Certificate of Merit is to maintain a grade point average of 3.5 or above throughout the junior year. The scholars who receive those certifi- cates also find themselves recipients of many invitations to attend various colleges scattered throughout Georgia and the surrounding states. During the summer of 1983 Jennie Ingram attended the Georgia Governor Honor's Program in Dahlonega, Ga. One of 600 participants, Jen- nie's schedule consisted of a four hour Social Studies ma- jor, a two-and-a-half hour drama minor, and various evening activities. Both a fun and learning experience, the agenda included various trips such as one to the MLK Cen- ter for Non-Violent Social Change. To the right are ad- ditional recipients of the Univ. of Georgia Certificate of Merit Award. To be chosen as a scholar by the Phi Delta Kappa fraternity is indeed a great honor for this is one of the most prestigious organiza- tions of its kind. Last year, two juniors re- ceived nominations for this honor from the educational fraternity. 26 Monica Sams was the recipient of an invitation to attend the Minority Introduction to Engineering (MITE) Program at Georgia Tech. She was one of approximately 120 students from fourteen states who attended MITE '83. Its purpose was to foster an interest in engineering in mathmatically and scientifically exceptional students. At the end of the first semester of the junior year, four students are selected by Presbyterian Col- lege as Junior Fellows. These juniors are the two female and two male scholars who hold the high- est cumulative averages for their high school ca- reers. They are invited to attend a Summer Hon- ors Program on the South Carolina Univ. Cam- pus to gain college credit and living experiences. The P.C. Junior Fellows for the 1983 school year were Halimah al-Qadi, Jennie Ingram, Philip Olivarez, and Philip Rowland. A Summer Scholars Program was sponsored by the Newspaper Fund, Gannett Corporation, and Bobby Eddy. Nichele Hoskins at- tended this program at the University of Texas at El Paso. During the 1983 school year three students were chosen as recipients of the U.S.N.J.A. All members of the Beacon Staff, and possessed journal- istic excellence and dedication. Congratulations are due to Nichele Hoskins, Anthony Jones, and Dawnique Williams for earning this national recognition. Monique Courts was chosen by application for Clark Col- lege's Summer Health Pro- gram. The program is for up- coming and post seniors in High School. An applicant is selected by grade point aver- age and science and math background. They also take the applicant's future goals into consideration. During the two month stay, these chosen few study biochemis- try lab, communications, and math. 27 Administration OUR PRINCIPAL MR. RICHARD R. MOLE Overseeing the activities of a school with some 1,700 students is by no means an easy task. Our principal, Mr. Mole, is almost constantly in action — conferring with assistant principals, advising students, and often taking time to contemplate solutions to school problems. He is the strong leader responsible for the progress of our school. 30 ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS MR. ROBERT BLAKE MR. CORDIE WRIGHT MR. WAYNE BLAND With the hundreds of administrative tasks to be complet- ed around the school, Beach High's principal delegates some of his power to three assistant principals. They are a vital part of the smooth functioning of the school. Each assistant principal is responsible for a different facet of the school's functions. Mr. Blake handles much of the important reports and other paperwork. Mr. Bland, a former teacher at Beach and a first-year assistant princi- pal, assists Mr. Mole and disciplines students. Mr. Wright is also a disciplinarian of students, among many other duties. 33 DEDICATION MRS. OLA B. LEWIS Each year the Annual Staff chooses a member of the faculty to whom the product of its countless hours of labor — the yearbook — is dedicated. This person is always one who has contributed a great amount of support to the Annual Staff and the school, and who embodies school spirit. This year's staff dedicates thel984 Golden Bulldog to Mrs. Ola B. Lewis, a faculty member who exhibits the finest qualities of devotion, enthusiasm and support. 34 FACULTY AND STAFF ENGLISH DEPARTMENT SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT SCIENCE DEPARTMENT MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT BUSINESS DEPARTMENT EXCEPTIONAL CHILD EDUCATION ART AND MUSIC DEPARTMENTS CUSTODIAL STAFF Hats off to our fine custodial staff here at Beach High School. Although the staff was unable to obtain a pho- tograph for the 1984 Golden Bulldog, we would .like to say thanks'' for the excellent job they do. John Willie Wright, Manuel Garvin, Edward Cameron, Viola Wil- liams, Ruthie Mae Savage, Beatrice Jenkins, and Bertha Hendrix always keep our school in top-notch condi- tion. Each of these individuals is a valuable asset to Beach High School. We salute you for your persistence and dedication in your occupation. VOCATIONAL EDUCATION CLASS MOTTO: 'TODAY WE FOLLOW: TOMORROW WE LEAD ' DONNA JAMES CLASS POEM: THE CLASS OF '84 Cris Tillman CLASS SONG: We are the graduating class of '84. We're finally seniors, not underclassmen anymore. We won't have time for games and fun; We will find that our lives have just begun. WE CANT FORGET YOU Drucilla Humphries We leave this school, our hearts and souls Moving ahead to future goals. Leaving love from our hearts so true, Alfred E. Beach High, we all love you! Not seeing friends and teachers anymore Will make all of our hearts so very sore. But we won't forget the things we've shared. The times we laughed, and people who cared. You are the best. Beach High, The school that we admire most. You gave us love and joy through all the years, A love that captured all our hearts. You've shown much faith in each of us. You've taught us everything we know. It will be hard to get over you. We hate to leave you; we love you so. Chorus: There comes a time when we have to move on: Our high school days are almost gone. We've done our best while we were here. Yes, this was the finest, our SENIOR YEAR. We are the only class of '84, And there will be sorrow as we pass through the doors, But when we leave you can all bet. That we were the best class to graduate yet! We can't forget you A.E. Beach High, The school that has brought us thus far. And now we take our stand, the greatest school in all the land. We can't forget you A.E. Beach. You are a splendid high school. The thought of leaving makes us sad. We want to give you thanks for all that you have done. Our lives have just begun to come. 48 t Chorus: (Twice) We can't forget you A.E. Beach, (softly) ■ 1983-1984 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS The office of senior class presi- dent is possibly the most presti- gious and responsible of all po- sitions open to students in the school. Faithfully executing the office of president is Lawrence Bradley. The position of vice president comes with its own responsibil- ities as well. Chosen by her peers to fulfill this prominent post is Faye Brown. The secretary must be the most punctual and exact of all the offi- cers. Never missing a word is Ramona Brown. The treasurer must be level- headed and responsible. Chosen for this is position Cathy Ed- wards. Finally, the office of Chaplain was filled by Joshua Bryant. MOST DEPENDABLE Lisa Sterling, Lawrence Bradley Always willing to go that extra mile and take just one more precaution, Lisa Sterling and Lawrence Bradley are the perfect pair to accomplish any task. Eleanor Anthony Denice Baker Bernadette Ball Bernard Bamberg Stephanie Beckley Roxanne Bellinger Donna Blissett Diane Blunt Jerry Boyles Lisa Braddock MOST INTELLECTUAL Monica Sams, Darryl Jackson Two great minds, in the persons of Monica Sams and Darryl Jackson, are an invincible duo when it comes to tackling even the most difficult chemistry problems. 51 Curtis Bradley Lawrence Bradley Joann Branch Patricia Branch MOST TALENTED Denice Baker, Joshua Bryant An aptitude for precision timing and a varied musical ability are the elements that make Denice Baker and Joshua Bryant a gifted twosome. Steve Brightwell Joyci Brinas Yolanda Brown Joshua Bryant MOST SPIRITED Deidre Johnson, Vernard James Always supporting our school and its teams with encour- aging cheers, Deidre Johnson and Vernard James make an enthusiastic duo. Aprille Bunton Sharon Burke Angela Burnett Katrina Burton BEST DRESSED Bernadette Ball, David Green Always stylishly attired, trend-setters Bernadette Ball and David Green are definitely fashion plates for any season or occasion. Jackie Byrd Sharon Campbell Gina Capers Greg Capers Debi Carey Lisa Case Ravi Chandra BEST ALL AROUND Hope Williams, Jeffrey Coleman Hope Williams and Jeffrey Coleman (not pictured) shine far brighter than anyone else in the crowd in their many activities and organizations around our school. Lesia Clark Jeffrey Coleman Carol Colson 56 MOST POPULAR Gwen Williams, Mark Hughes Gwen Williams and Mark Hughes are a much-celebrated pair around the bulldog campus. Leon Cooper Michelle Crapse Stephanie Cowart Ronnie Crisostomo Calvin Critton Cleveland Critton Lisa Crouse Elisha Cuyler Latrelle David Kimberly Davis Harlesia David Melvaree Davis MOST ATHLETIC Stephanie Lewis, Oscar Tyson The energy emitted by Stephanie Lewis and Oscar Tyson in their activities makes them an exciting couple. MOST ATTRACTIVE Deone Johnson, Anthony Dunbar Deone Johnson and Anthony Dunbar are definitely a captivating couple on our school campus. Carleen Early Catherine Edwards Kevin Evans Tiffany Fallis Henrietta Fleming Adrian Floyd Theresa Frazier Darren Gayle Sage Glaspei WITTIEST Roxanne Bellinger, Willie Shields Quick to tell a joke and full of good cheer, Roxanne Bellinger and Willie Shields are bright spots in even the gloomiest days. David Green Vivian Green Scott Guermonprez Joan Hafey Daphne Hall Emily Harpe Joe Harris Ursula Hartwell Bernard Hayes George Henderson FRIENDLIEST Cindy Mims, Greg Capers Armed with both a friendly smile and a firm handshake, Cindy Mims and Greg Capers are the most congenial twosome to be found. Kimberly Hendry Willie Hicks Mary Hildreth James Hill Michael Holmes Sherlock Holmes The limits of one's aspirations are endless, but how they are achieved determines true success. Steve Brightwell Shown above are those members of the Annual Staff who have diligently worked toward producing an annual of which the entire Beach High family can be proud. They are (standing) Eric Prescott, Marcey Dolgoff, Ursula Hartwell, and Stephanie Lewis; (kneeling) Glenda Cook and Hope Williams. Nichele Hoskins Drucilla Humphries Mark Hughes Jennifer Ingram ? 64 Donna James Carolyn Johnson Vernard James Deidre Johnson Glory is fleeting, but friendship lasts for- ever. — Lisa Sterling Being a member of the Golden Bulldog Staff can, at times, be very trying, but the hard work that goes into producing the book is more than worthwhile upon seeing the end result. Other senior members of the staff are: (Standing) Jennie Ingram, Greg Capers, and Monica Sams; (Kneeling) Lisa Sterling and Gwen Wil- liams. 65 Deidre Johnson Deone Johnson Monique Johnson Samuel Johnson If you believe in yourself, others will too. — Katrina Burton The scenes below are from Mr. Mole's welcome home. HOME OF THE BULLDOGS WELCOME BACK MR MOLE WE HAVE MISSED YOU STUDENTS AND TEACHERS V 1 . f. __L I I: ! 1 . .. j 66 Darryl Kent Schenterial Kent 67 Regina King Heidi Klaus Caroline Latimer Michael Leach Stephanie C. Lewis Stephanie D. Lewis t 68 Harold Lexley Ayler Lovett Carolyn McCoy Susan McCoy Shannon McFadden Glen Maples 'The only thing that comes without effort is failure. — Cathy Edwards Mrs. Lewis and her faithful feline friend, Garfield, have a GRAM- MAR ATTACK! 69 Leslie Mayes Carlos Michael 70 Angela Minor Calvin Mitchell 71 Phillip Olivarez Precious Parrish Regina Parrish Charles Perry Monica Polite Morris Pollard 72 Eric Prescott Carla Price Kenneth Reintzell Antonio Reynolds Frances Reynolds Tonia Reynolds Wisdom lies far deeper than knowledge. — Jennifer Ingram Mrs. Heath is actually caught in a history class — not Annual Production. Beverly Richards Bonnye Richards Gloria Richards Julia Richards James Riley Charles Rivera 74 Zia Rogers Evelyn Rolle David Rowabough Philip Rowland Our memories may fade, but they will never be erased. — Bonnye Richards The Drill Team stands ready for another routine at an outdoor pep rally. Regina Ruffin Joequeata Russell 75 Wanda Rutledge Cheryl Sams Monica Sams Camellia Sanders Michael Schuman Paul Schaeffer Doris Singleton Lisa Singleton Debra Sloman Alberta Smith Bobby Smith Stephanie Smalls Linda Smart Kimberly Smalls Reach beyond; the mind is limitless. — Tonia Reyn- olds Mr. Frank Blackshear, a guidance counselor, tends to important business over the phone Collette Smith Ivan Solomon 77 Bonnie Swanson Patricia Swint Dana Talbert Kim Tanner LaTrelle White Melissa White Tyra Whitfield Dawnique Williams 79 Felicia Williams Gwen Williams Hope Williams Jesse Williams Tonya Wilmore Robert Williams Ronnie Williams Terrence Williams Joan Wilson Dorie Wotring Michael Wright Valissia Wright OUR GENERATION Ours is a special generation. We are the first generation that has The great privilege of Growing up with the threat Of nuclear war Hanging over our heads. Ours is a special generation. We have the honor of knowing that America — Land of the Free, Home of the Brave — May soon collapse into another Great Depression. Ours is a special generation. We have the right to Grow up in a society where Crimes of all types Are rampant. With so much misery around us Because of the great joy Everyday living gives us. Our world — my world — Is so different from that Of yesterday's youth, But where is it written That everything should stay the same? Monica D. Sams SENIOR STATISTICS Shawn Adams — Television Production Audio Director 12 Tammy Alexander — Quintessence 11; French 11; DECA 12; 4-H 12 Halimah al-Qadi — Governor's Honors Program (Dance) 10; Second Place, First Congressional District Science and Mathematics Fair 11; The American Society for Microbiology Award 11; Department of the Air Force Award for Microbiology 11; Third Place, Georgia Science and Engineering Fair 11; UGA Certificate of Merit 11; Presbyterian College Junior Fellow 11; United States National Leadership Merit Award 11; Second Place, The German Heritage Society Essay Contest 12; French Club 9-11, President 11; Beta Club 10-12, President 12 Denice Baker — Outstanding Youth Award 10; Alpha Psi Omega 10, 11; Quintessence 10-12, 1st Lieutenant 11, Commander 12; Beacon Staff 10- 12, Clubs Editor 12; FHA 10-12; Anchor Club 11,12; 1st Runner-up, Miss Homecoming; Bernadette Ball — United States National Leadership Merit Award 11; French Club 9-11; Quintessence 11, 12, Corporal 12 Bernard Bamburg — Marching and Concert Band 10-12; Spanish Club 12 Roxanne Bellinger — VOCA 9, 12; Flag Guard 10; 4-H 10; FHA 12; Beacon Staff 12; Spanish Club 12 Diane Blunt — FHA 12 Andrea Bolden — VOCA 9,12; Girls' Chorus 9-12; CVAE 10; Flag Guard 10-12; Mixed Ensemble 12 Kimberly Boyd — JCL 10, 11; French Club 11; DECA 12 Lisa Braddock — FBLA 10-12 Curtis Bradley — Marching Band 9-11; JCL 11; Class Rep. 11; Television Production Elirector 11, 12 Lawrence Bradley — UGA Certificate of Merit 11; Marching and Concert Band 9-12; Mixed Ensemble 11,12; Beacon Staff 12; Class President 11,12 JoAnn Branch — FHA 10; Pep Squad 10 Patricia Branch — Track 9-12; FBLA 12; FHA 12 Wendy Bright — Softball 9; Student Gov't H.R. Rep. 10; Tennis 10 Steve Brightwell — KEY Club 9-12, District Lieutenant Governor 11, District Governor 12; Outstanding Lt. Governor and Distinguished Lt. Governor Awards 11; UGA Certificate of Merit 11; Marching and Concert Band 9,10; Annual Staff 10; JCL 10,11; Mixed Chorus 11; Mixed Ensem- ble 12 Joyci Brinas JCL 9-11 Faye Brown — Student Gov't H.R. Rep. 9; Cheerleader 10; Mixed Chorus 10; FBLA 10, 11; Class Rep. 11; Spanish Club 11; VICA 11, 12; Quintes- sence 12 Romona Brown — United States National Leadership Merit Award 11; Who's Who in Foreign Languages 11; Student Gov't H.R. Rep. 9-11; Alpha Psi Omega 10, 11; Anchor Club 10-12; Flag Guard 10-12, Captain 10, 12; JCL 11; Beta Club 11, 12; Class Secretary 11, 12 Yolanda Brown — French Club 9; Quintessence 10; FHA 11, 12 Aprille Bunton — JCL 9; French Club 10 Katrina Burton — French Club 9, 10; Student Gov't H.R. Rep. 10; FHA 10-12; JCL 11; FBI.A 11, 12 Renee Butler — Spanish Club 11, 12 Joshua Bryant — United States National Leadership Merit Award 11, Marching and Concert Band 9-12; Mixed Ensemble 10-12; Mixed Chorus 11, 12; Class Chaplain 11, 12 Debbie Byrd — FBLA 10; ROTC 10, 11 Sharon Campbell — FBLA 12 Gina Capers — Spanish Club 9; ROTC 10; FBLA 10; Beacon Staff 12 Greg Capers — Football 9; Basketball 9; Track Team 9, 12; ROTC 9-12; Spanish Club 10; FHA 12 Lisa Case — Cheerleader 10; VICA 11, 12, Reporter 12 Ravi Chandra — Football 9; JCL 9; Soccer 9-12; Key Club 9-12; FBLA 10; French Club 10; Katrenia Coleman — Cheerleader 10; Spanish Club II; VICA 11, 12 Carol Colson — Student Gov't H.R. Rep. 9; FBLA 10-12, President 12; FHA 11; VOT 12 Glenda Cook — Pep Squad 10, 11; JCL 11; Annual Staff 11, 12 Karen Cook — FBLA 9; Spanish Club II; Quintessence 11, 12, 1st Lieu- tenant 12; Beta Club 12; Student Gov't Secretary 12 Leon Cooper — Track 11, 12, Football 12 Stephanie Cowart — JCL 11; FBLA 11; Spanish Club 11 Michelle Crapse — JCL 11; FBLA 11 Cleveland Critton — Track 9-12 Lisa Crouse — FBLA 9-10; Mixed Chorus 10; Girls' Chorus 10; JCL 11; Mixed Ensemble 11-12; Flag Guard 11-12 Elisha Cuyler — FHA 9; Alpha Psi Omega 10, 11; Mixed Chorus 11, 12; Girls' Chorus 11, 12; Mixed Ensemble 12 Desiree Davis — Spanish Club 9, 10; Marching and Concert Band 9-12 Harlesia Davis — Flag Guard 10; Beacon Staff 10-12, Photographic Editor and Assistant Sports Editor 12; Concert Band 11; Cheerleader 11, 12; Spanish Club 12 Kimberly Davis — FHA 10-12; Beacon Staff 10-12, News Editor 12; Spanish Club 11, 12, Vice President 12 Melvaree Davis — Basketball 9-12; Volleyball 9; Track 11; Softball 12; Student Gov't H.R. Rep. 9; Class Parliamentarian 11; Spanish Club 11; Skate Club 11 Princess Denmark — FHA 9-12; 4-H 9-12, Newsletter Editor 11, President 12; Chatham County Jr. Leadership Award and Georgia KEY Award 11; VICA 11, 12 Marcey Dolgoff — UGA Certificate of Merit 11; Student Gov't H.R. Rep. 9; Anchor Club 10-12; Alpha Psi Omega 10,11, Treasurer 11; Annual Staff 10-12, Layout Editor 11, Associate Editor 12; Progenies of the Mind Art Editor 11; JCL 11; FBLA 12; Spanish Club 12; Beta Club 12 Tammy Douse — French Club 10; Flag Guard 11, 12; Spanish Club Secretary 12; FHA 12 Anthony Dunbar — Spanish Club 12; DECA 12 Stephanie Dunham — Track 11; VOCA 11, 12; Marching and Concert Band 12 Carleen Early — Spanish Club 11, 12 Daniel Elliott — ROTC Drill Team 10 Tiffany Fallis — Annual Staff 12; DECA 12, Secretary 12 Cheryl Farrell — Track 10, 12; Spanish Club 12 Henrietta Fleming — French Club 11; Mixed Chorus 11; Quintessence 11, 12; VOCA 11, 12; DECA 12; VOT 12, 4-H 12 Theresa Frazier — FBLA 9; Chorus 10, 11 Rosemary Fuller — FHA 11, 12 Darren Gayle — 4-H 10, 11; French Club 10, 11; Football 12 Sage Glasper — Spanish Club 9-12; ROTC 10, 11 William Golden — Football 10; Baseball 10; Tennis 10, 11 James Gray — Track 10; French Club 11; ROTC 11, 12; VOCA 12, FHA 12; 4-H 12 Vivian Green — Mixed Chorus 10; Mixed Ensemble 11,12; Student Gov't H.R. Rep. 11; Softball 11 Joan Hafey — St. Jude Research Hospital Honor Award (Math-a-Thon) 10; FBLA 10, 12 Emily Harpe — VOT 11, 12; FBLA 11, 12, Parliamentarian 12; Class Rep. 11 Ursula Hartwell — Mixed Chorus 9; Pep Squad 10; Girls' Chorus 10-12; Annual Staff 11, 12, Organizations Editor 12; Mixed Chorus 12; Class Rep. 12 Kimberly Hendry — Basketball 9 Mary Hildreth — VICA II, 12, Treasurer 12 James Hill — JCL 10; VICA 11, 12 Michael Holmes — Baseball 11, 12; DECA 12 Sherlock Holmes — Football 9-11, M.V.P. 11; Baseball 9-11; Basketball 9- 11; Track 10, 11; French Club 11 Nichele Hoskins — United States National Journalism Award 11, 12; Quill and Scroll 12; University of Texas Summer Scholars Institute 11; Volleyball 9; Cheerleader 10; Soccer Pep Squad 10-12; JCL 10-12; Beacon Staff 10-12, Editor-in-Chief 12; Alpha Psi Omega 11, 12; Student Gov't Reporter 12; 2nd Runner up, Miss Homecoming 12 Mark Hughes — Baseball 9; Football 9; Basketball 1012 Drucilla Humphries — Track 9, 10; Quintessence 9-11 Jennie Ingram — NEDT Certificate of Merit 10; Governor's Honors Program (Social Studies) 11; UGA Certificate of Merit 11; Presbyterian College Junior Fellow 11; Latin Honor Society 11; Who's Who in Foreign Languages 11; Woodsmen of the World Award 11; Marching and Concert Band 9-12; Alpha Psi Omega 10, 11, President 11; Anchor Club 10, 12; Soccer Pep Squad 10-12; JCL 10-12, President 12; Mayor's Youth Council 11, 12; Annual Staff 11, 12, Administrations and Bulldog Review Editor 12; Brogenies of the Mind Poetry Editor 11; Beta Club 12; Class Rep. 12 Cedric Jackson — Track 12; DECA 12 Darryl Jackson — Latin Honor Society 11; Who's Who in Foreign Lan- guages 11; Student Gov't H.R. Rep. 9-12; Spanish Club 9-llJCL 10, 11; KEY Club 10-12; Baseball 11; Anchor Club Admiral 12 Dedric Jackson — Track 12; VICA 12 Vernard James — CVAE 9; Football 9-12; Spanish Club 10; JCL 11 Carolyn Johnson — Baseball 9, 10; Spanish Club 9, 10; ROTC 9-12, 1st Lieutenant 12 Deidre Johnson — Basketball 9-12; Softball 10-12 Deidre Y. Johnson — Student Gov't H.R. Rep 9, 10; FHA 10-12, President 11, 12; Cheerleader 10-12, Captain 12; Class Vice President 11; Spanish Club 11, 12, President 12; Beta Club 12; Miss Homecoming 12 Deone Johnson — Beacon Staff 10, 11; VOT 11, 12; Quintessence 11, 12 Monique Johnson — International Youth Award 11; National Achieve- ment Commended Student 12; JCL — 9-11; Alpha Psi Omega 10, 11 Samuel Johnson — Mixed Chorus 10, 11; Beacon Staff 11; Mixed Ensem- ble 11, 12; JCL 12 Anthony Jones — United States National Journalism Award 11; KEY Club 10, 11; Beach Beacon Staff 10-12, In-depth Editor 12; Marching and Concert Band 10-12; JCL 10-12 Chandra Jones — VOCA 10; JCL 11 James Jones — ROTC 9, 10; FBI.A 12 John Jones — Soccer 9-12; Football 11; DECA 12; Student Gov't H.R. Rep. 12 Sharon Jones — Marching and Concert Band 9-12; FBLA 9; ROTC 11, 12; Beach Beacon Staff 12; VOCA 12 Linda Jordan — FBLA 9; Quintessence 10, 11, Sargent 11; Girls' Chorus •11; Mixed Chorus 11; Student Gov't H.R. Rep. 11, 12; Mixed Ensemble 12 Jennifer Joyner — FBLA 10-12, Sgt.-at-Arms 12; VOT 11, 12 Michelle Kelly — 4-H Secretary 10; Cheerleader 12 Darryl Kent — Marching Band 9; VOCA 10 Schenterial Kent — Beacon Staff, Features Editor 12 Regina King — Chorus 9; V1CA 9 Caroline Latimer — FHA 9; FBLA 12 Michael Leach — Latin Honor Society 10; JCL 10, 11; French Club 11; VICA 12 Stephanie C. Lewis — UGA Certificate of Merit 11; FHA 11; Student Gov't H.R. Rep. and Class Rep. 12 Stephanie D. Lewis — FHA 9; Softball 9-11; Basketball 9-12; Annual Staff .11, 12, Business Manager 12 Carolyn McCoy — Booster Club 11; Student Gov't H.R. Rep. 11; FHA 12 Shannon McFadden — Marching and Concert Band 9-12; Anchor Club 10, 11 ' Leslie Mayes — Marching and Concert Band 9-12; Anchor Club 10-12; Mixed Ensemble 10-12 Shelia Miles — JCL. 9; VICA Parliamentarian 11 Michelle Miller — Beacon Staff 11,12; ROTC 11,12, Color Guard 11,12, Rifle Guard 12 Stephanie Miller — Beacon Staff 11; Student Gov't H.R. Rep. 11, 12 Angela Minor — Track 9,11; Basketball 9,10; ROTC 10,11; CVAE 10-12; VOCA 11, 12, President 12; FHA 12 Cynthia Mims — Class Rep. 12; VICA Vice President 12 Calvin Mitchell — Basketball 9; Marching and Concert Band 9; Spanish Club 12 Gayla Monroe — FBLA 9-12; Soccer 12 Andrea Morris — Girls' Chorus 10-12; Mixed Chorus 11, 12; DECA 11; FHA 11, 12; Quintessence 12 Donna Morris — FBLA 11 Pamela Moseley — FBLA 10-12 James Norton — NEDT Certificate 10; UGA Certificate of Merit 11; Spanish Club 9; ROTC 9-12, Brigade Commander 12; FBI..A 11, 12; Stu- dent Gov't Parliamentarian 12; Class Rep. 12 Phillip Olivarez — Zweibrucken American H.S. Commendation in Art and in Industrial Arts 9; UGA Certificate of Merit 11; Presbyterian College Junior Fellow 11 Precious Parrish — FBLA 9-12; Quintessence 10-12; FHA 11; Alpha Psi Omega 11; JCL 11; DECA 12 Regina Parrish — Gospel Chorus 9; Pep Squad 10; 4-H 10; FHA 11, 12; Marching Band 11, 12; VOCA 11, 12 Alvin Petty — ROTC II, 12 Eric Prescott — Marching Band 10; Annual Staff 11, 12 Monica Polite — Track 9-12; FHA 11 Morris Pollard — Basketball 9; ROTC 10, 11; DECA 11, 12 Frances Reynolds — FBLA 9, 10; Alpha Pm Omega 10, 11; Girls' Chorus 10, 11; Mixed Chorus 11, 12; Mixed Ensemble 12 Tonia Reynolds — FBLA 11; Quintessence 12; Spanish Club 12; Beacon Staff 12 Bonnye Richards — Phi Delta Kappa Outstanding Scholar 10, 11; UGA Certificate of Merit 11; Student Gov't H.R. Rep. 9-12; Alpha Psi Omega 10, 11; Anchor Club 10-12, President 12; Marching and Concert Band 10- 12; JCL 11, 12; Beta Club 11. 12 Charles Rivera — Football 10; Track 11; DECA 11, 12; Spanish Club 12 F.ric Roberson — FBLA 10-1.2, Vice President 12 Sonia Roberts — Basketball 9, 10; Spanish Club 9, 10; DECA 12 Christopher Robinson — Basketball 11 Michael Robinson — Basketball 9-12; JCL 11, 12; VOCA 12 Zia Rogers — VOCA 11, 12; Flag Guard 11, 12; Mixed Chorus 11, 12 Evelyn Rolle — FHA 1012 Philip Rowland — Latin Honor Society 10, 11; Who's Who in Foreign Languages 11; UGA Certificate of Merit 11; Presbyterian College Junior Fellow 11; Baseball 9-12, Captain 11, 12; JCL 9-12, Tennis 10-12; KEY Club 10-12, President 12; Anchor Club Admiral 12 Regina Ruffin — FBLA 9-12 Joqueata Russell — FHA 9-11; Quintessence 10; FBLA 10, 11; VOCA II; Mixed Chorus 11; Marching Band 11; Class Treasurer 11; Student Gov't H.R. Rep. 12; Charismarette 12 Wanda Rutledge — Softball 9; Beacon Staff 10-12; Student Gov't H.R. Rep. 11, 12; Flag Guard 12 Cheryl Sams — UGA Certificate of Merit 11; Alpha Psi Omega 10; Anchor Club 10-12; French Club 11; FBLA 12 Monica Sams — NEDT Certificate 9, 10; Governor's Honors Program (Communications) 10; State Finalist, Optimist Oratorical Contest 10; 1st Place, A.E.B. History Essay Contest 10; Sandra L. Vick Good Citizenship Award 10; Latin Honor Society 10. 11; Phi Delta Kappa Outstanding Scholar 11; Minority Introduction to Engineering Program at Georgia Tech 11; UGA Certificate of Merit 11; Who's Who in Foreign Languages 11; National Achievement Scholarship Program Semifinalist 12, United States National Journalism Award 12; Annual Staff 10-12, Editor-in- Chief 12; JCL 10, 11; Alpha Psi Omega 10, 11; Anchor Club 10-12; Beta Club 10-12; KEY Club Sweetheart 11; Progenies of the Mind Editor-in- Chief 11; Student Gov't Vice President 12 Camellia Sanders — FBLA 9-11; FHA 10, 12; VICA 12 James Schuman — VICA 11, 12 William Scott — Football 9; FHA 9; 4-H 9; ROTC 10-12 Doris Singleton — FHA 12 Lisa Singleton — FHA 11, 12; DECA 12 Debra Sloman — Basketball 10-12; Softball 11, 12 Benjamin Smalls — French Club 9, 10; Beacon Staff 9-12; JCL 10; ROTC 10-12 Kimberly Smalls — Basketball 10; Softball 11, 12; Spanish Club 11; ROTC 11, 12 Stephanie Smalls — 4-H President 10; Flag Guard 10; Class Rep. 11; VOCA 11, 12; Chorus 11, 12: FHA 12 Linda Smart — Student Gov't H.R. Rep. 9; Girls' Chorus 9-12; Mixed Ensemble 10-12; FHA 11; VOCA 12 Alberta Smith — Basketball 9; Flag Guard 10 Lisa Sterling — UGA Certificate of Merit 11; Governor's Honors Program Alternate (Music) 10, 11; All-American Hall of Fame (Music) 10-12; All- City Band 10; All-District Band 9-12; McDonald's All-American Band Nominee 12; Marching and Concert Band 9-12; Alpha Psi Omega 10, 11; Anchor Club 10-12; Annual Staff 10-12, Classes Editor 12; Student Gov't President 12; French Club 11; Beta Club 12; KEY Club Sweetheart 12 Sharon Stokes — Quintessence 10; FHA 10; Spanish Club 10 Sheila Sullivan — VICA 11, 12, President 12 Bonnie Swanson — National Science Scholarship Award 12; Band 9-10; Spanish Club 10, 11 Patricia Swint — JCL. 10-12; Beacon Staff 12; FBLA 12; Student Gov't H.R. Rep. 12 Kim Tanner — JCL 10-12 Monica Taylor — All-State Chorus 9; Girls' Chorus 9-12; ROTC 9-12, Brigade Executive Officer 12; Soccer Pep Squad 10; Alpha Psi Omega 10, 11, President 10; French Club 11; JCL 11 Donald Todd — DCT 11, 12; VICA 11, 12 Robert Turner — FBLA 11; Class Rep. 11; Beacon Staff 12 Oscar Tyson — Football 9-12; Track 10-12 Tracy Ubele — FBLA 9-12; Flag Guard 10 Joann Vereen — Student Gov't H.R. Rep. 10; DECA 12 Shelley Vinson — Marching and Concert Band 9-12; Spanish Club 9-12; KEY Club 11, 12; VICA 12 Curt Wallace — Football 9; Basketball 10; 4-H 10; VICA 12 Wayne Weston — Spanish Club 9-12 LaTrclle White — Volleyball 9; Basketball 9; Anchor Club 10-12; FBLA 11; JCL 11; Quintessence 11, 12; FHA 12 Dawnique Williams — United States National Journalism Award 11; Anchor Club 11,12; Quintessence 11, 12; Beta Club 11,12, Vice President 12; Beacon Staff 11, 12, Associate Editor 12 Gwendolyn Williams — Latin Honor Society 11; Girls' Chorus 9; JCL 11; Annual Staff 11, 12; Student Gov't H.R. Rep. 11; Charismarette 11, 12, Captain 12 Hope Williams — Cheerleader 9-12, Captain 11; Spanish Club 10; Alpha Psi Omega 10, 11; Anchor Club 11, 12; Annual taff 11, 12, Features and Student Life Editor 12 Jene Williams — ROTC 12 Robert Williams — Marching and Concert Band 9-12 Terrance Williams — DECA 11, 12, Vice President 12 Tonya Wilmore — Cheerleader 11, 12; FBLA 12; FHA 11, 12, Vice Presi- dent 12; 1st Runner-up, Miss Homecoming 12 Dorie Wotring - FBLA 11; VOT 11 Michael Wrignt — Football 10, 12; Basketball 11, 12 Valissia Wright — Quintessence 11, 12; Spanish Club 11, 12 YOU'VE COME A LONG WAY BABY! JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Parliamentarian — Dial I u N I O R S Connie Adams Lisa Addison Augustus Ambrose Ernie Anderson Tracy Anderson Malcom Andrews Sidra Bailey Angelyn Benjamin Sonia Biggins LaTrelle Boddie Cynthia Boucher Ammah Broadbelt Frances Brooks Calvin Brown Diane Brown Jack Brown John Brown Kim Brown Jason Bryant Melissa Burnsed 87 88 Gina Capers Nina Capers Oscar Carlcrs Jackie Carter Wayne Champagne Kevin Chaney Melvin Cheever Harry Chow Lisa Collins Morris Cooper, Jr. Karen Cowart Laurie Crapse Sam Crenshaw Felice Crisostomo Cindy Crockett Sarita Davis Shenelle Dinkins Harry Drayton Stephanie Drummond Maureen Durden Vicki Edenfield Alison Gaston Lee Had win Floyd Hall Lee Hall Pamela Hall Pearl Hamilton Calvin Harrison Marva Haywood Cynthis Holmes Sheleta Hudson Paulette Humphrey Kelvin Jackson LaShawn Jackson Marella Jackson Paula Jackson Tonia Jackson JoEllen Jamison Angela D. Jenkins Angela G. Jenkins 89 Anthony Jenkins Carol Jenkins Vetta Jenkins Felecia Jinks Joey Johansen Charlsetta Johnson Debra Johnson Marla Johnstone 90 Lionel Jones Marvin Knowles Nanine Koch JoAnn Lanier Matthew Ledbetter Cindy Lee April Lewis Denice Lindblad 91 92 Lyda MacPherson Dean Maddox Vera Martin Donna McClouden Troy Milburn Lisa Mitchell Shawn Mobley Jackie Moore Clyde Munn Wanda Myers Kathy Nesbit Peggy Newsome Paul Pate Melinda Pippen Palaska Powell Gina Pruitt Mona Purse Katrina Relaford Jacqueline Russell John Ruth, Jr. James Sadler Carol Saldana Pamela Salmon Bambi Sanders Donna Sheppard Tiffany Sikes Eva Simmons Verlene Singleton Nathaniel Smalls Renee Smalls Jimmy Smith Richard Smith Pam Spann Leroy Stanley William Stepherson Sonia Stevens Stephanie Stevens Allison Taylor Reginald Taylor Willie Thompson 93 Ena Torres Stanley Tukes Yolanda Wallace Michelle Waters Delmar Watkins Angela White Brandi Williams Cynthia Williams 94 Dylan Williams Sandra Williams Alan Wilson Sandra Wilson Patricia Wright Tony Wright Wanda Wright Adana Wynn 95 Barry Allen Julie Allen Sabrina Allen Angela Barber Hazel Bargeron Kisha Barnes Sharon Barnum Tim Beasly Porthenia Bing Robert Blake Tina Borman Beverly Boucher 96 Kenneth Bradshaw Richard Briettenbach Janieen Brown Jenifer Brown LaVanda Brown Barbara Bryant Chris Bush Sabrina Caldwell Lawrence Camp Michelle Carter Shelia Case Jeanie Cason • 'db; 97 Courtney Clements Allen Collins Kathy Collins Angela Conaway Smori Cooper James Davis Kiwander Davis Don De Armon Kerry Demere Tonya Dothard Yvette Douglas Yvonne Dunbar John Dunn Carolyn Edwards William Evans 98 Mark Farris Clarence Fleming Richard Fleming Patrick Flynn Anthony Foy Tolejala Gillison Terrie Gills Tyrone Gordon Thomasina Greene Lishus Gross William Gunnells Charlene Hall Kim Hodge Lezora Holley Toni Houston Serena Irvin Becky Jackson Monica Jackson 99 100 Kenya Jackson Richard Jackson Allyson Jenkins Dionne Jenkins Jacqueline Jones Lynette Jones Shelia Jordon Frank Joyner Debra Kelly Shirley Kelly Paul Kimsey Timmy Lane Gerda Lang Eva Langley Tonya Lanier Dranee Lanpolsaen Sharon Leach Michelle Lindsey LaTeah Lockett Cindy Loeffler Mark Mayner 101 102 Quan Mikell Joseph Mitchell Reginald Mitchell Terri Mitchell Roberta Moore Samantha Moore Sharon Morton Ondria Mullins Karen Norton John O'Day Kimedra Owens Vicki Owens Lance Parker Randy Peacock Johnsie Peters Yvonne Pinkney Ernest Porter Kim Porter Ann Powell Daniel Price Cheryl Pringle Chris Prokop Stacy Quarterman Adrienne Reeves Cathy Reid Kathy Reno Hazel Reynolds Dondie Rockett Lynn Rollins Eric Scott Gary Scott Yolanda Scott Keema Smalls 103 Cynthia Smart Cynthia Smith Scott Smith Valerie Smith Billy Stout Aaron Talbert Charnette Thomas Jimmy Tillman LaDhanna Tipton Johnny Walker Amy Walter Cheryl Washington 104 Eric White Brenda Williams Celeta Williams Earl Williams Katrina Williams Lannice Williams Rodney Wilmore Larry Wilmot Sandra Woods Joanie Worriels Eva Wright Connie Wyatt 105 106 Thomas Adams Simone Alkofer Dana Baker Amy Bass Joey Beasley Angel Benjamin Chris Bias Lori Blige LaTonya Bostick Jacqueline Briggs Beretha Brown Renee Brown Stephanie Burgess Marcos Carlers Tina Capers Nikki Chambers Renee Clark Kelly Cobb Yolanda Cole Paticia Coleman Wallace Conley Eugenia Crawford Eva Curtis Scott Dasher Melissa Davis Patricia Denmark Kelvin Drummond Richard Duke Richard Everett Anthony Fields Paul Floyd Terri Foster 107 Donna Frazier LaDuanna Frazier Rachell Frazier Lee Garner Andreia George Donovan Gillans Maya Glodener Crystal Greene Jerry Greene Denise Hadwin Mary Hadwin Keisha Hall Sabrina Hall 108 Lisa Hardeman Marilyn Harding Angelina Harris Cindy Hayslip Michelle Hendry Alice Hiriams Michelle Hildreth Kenneth Howard Marilyn Humphries Coronda Hutchinson Rene Jackson Joanne James DeShawn Jem kins 109 110 Eric Johnson Beverly Jones Tolejala Keel Steve Kellam Alphonso King Richie Kirby Wilfred King Sherman Klaus Angel Lang Denise Love Diane Love Richard Lynn Willie Mack Davis MacPherson Nathan Maddox Albert Matthews Mary McRae Robert Miller Duan Mims Derek Mobley Ajounette Myers Kathy Nelson Tammy Newsome Sabrina Odom Deedra Oglestree Arnissa Paige Randy Peters Willie Plummer Leroy Poller Tia Porter Annette Powers Becki Price Robert Prouse James Raturn Xavier Reeves Davis Richardson Stephanie Roberson Tabatha Roberson Julie Rowland James Russell Natalie Russell Michael Santana Kenneth Sartor Tiffiny Scheigert Sandy Scott 112 Melissa Sheppard Theresa Sheppard Jeri Simmons Tonya Simmons Victoria Singleton Tammy Skinner Sharonette Smart Lynette Spencer Samantha Stewart Sherina Stokes David Tyson Don Walden Andy Walter Suzie Waters Jeffrey White Laurie Whiteton Melissa Williams Robyn Williams Valerie Williams Kirby Williamson Tina Wilmot Bruce Wilson Thomasina Wilson Tonia Wright Tyrone Wright Natalie Wynn Sharon Wyly I The student body of A.E. Beach High School is more than just a gathering of pupils in a stimulating learning en- vironment, it is a fellowship ... a family. The Beach High family is not only a communion of love and friend- ship, but also one of togetherness. Community .. . Teachers and stu- dents work together to accomplish goals. 115 i IN QUEST OF A TITLE The Beach High Bulldogs were the unani- mous underdogs as they went into the Homecoming game against the Groves Rebels. The Bulldogs showed their true fighting spirit by letting their determina- tion push them to a victory over Groves. The offensive backs prepare for victory WE THREW OUT THE RECORD BOOKS The Mighty Bulldogs spent countless hours of practice preparing for the challenge of Beach High School's 1983 football season. The players trained diligently for weeks be- fore the beginning of school and after school hours every day so that hundreds of Bulldog fans would proudly display their Beach High Spirit. WE ARE THE BULLDOGS! The 1983 football season was one of transition for Beach High School. The Bulldogs entered the season with the same coaching staff, the determination of Coach Middleton, coupled with that of the Bulldogs. While last year's team can be described as respectable, the present team can be called formidable. ttL � 4 LADIES VARSITY BASKETBALL From left: Kiwonder Davis — Soph., Steph- anie Lewis — Sr., Sheryl Moore — Soph., Jackie Jones — Soph., Cheryl Davis — Jr., Katrina Edwards — Fr., Contessa Tolbert — Jr., Monique Courts — Jr., Jaqueen Evans — Jr., Michelle Pendergraph — Soph., Jeree Jefferson — Jr., Melvaree Davis — Sr., De- bra Sloman — Sr., Deidre Johnson — Sr., Martesa Anderson — Fr. The Ladies Varsity Basketball Team is coached by Ronald Booker and Abro Williams. Coach Booker has been with Beach High's Ladies Basketball Team for seven years, and during these seven years he has always produced a good team. He puts forth extra time and effort in coaching each girl. Coach Booker believes in loyalty, dedication, pride, and leadership — not only to him but to the teammates and the school. He also believes that if an athlete can't function in school he will not be able to function on the basketball court. Therefore each player has to obtain a 2.0 average, (but he prefers better), and the team's average must be at least 3.0. If this average is not maintained the players can expect to hear from him. Coach Booker received his 100th win in seven years on November 26, 1983 and has lost only 32 games. Coach Williams has been his right-hand man through good times and bad. Together they have worked diligently to make the Beach High Lady Bulldogs the best basketball team around. f 122 GUARDS TEAM FORWARDS J.V. LADIES BASKETBALL TEAM From the left: Annette Johnson, Lynn Lewis, Latrelle Pollard, Felecia Richardson, Lorie Blidge, Eunice Jackson Schedule: Beach vs. Tompkins, Beach vs. Richard Arnold, Beach vs Johnson, Beach vs. Tompkins, Beach vs. Savannah High, Beach vs Richard Arnold The six members, of the J.V. Ladies Basketball Team struggled everyday in practice to help make the Varsity team the best in the state. They are coached by coach Williams and are expected to maintain a 2.0 average. Without the help of these young ladies, the varsity team would have a difficult season. 124 LADY BULLDOGS IN ACTION Coach Booker voices his opinion in the huddle. Tied up for the loose ball Melvaree tries for two points. Cheryl's lay up is right on time. Michelle works hard to get the tap. Concentration on the line is very important. VARSITY BASKETBALL First Row — Mark Hughes, Brian King, Jerry Anderson, Andre Jones, Darwin Brown Second Row — Coach German, Jeffrey Coleman, Melvin Young, Rufus Jones, Elbert Jackson, Leonard Moore, Anthony Mathis, Donovan Gillans, Tony Easterland The Beach High Men's Varsity Basketball Team is one of the major athletic groups on campus. The Bulldogs have a rigid practice schedule because of their devotion to being the very best. It is their dedication that makes the Men s Baketball Team legendary in Beach High's sports annals. ca t 126 Blue successfully takes the jump ball from the Brian Dulla King relieves the ball for two points. Windsor Knights. Despite this devasting block, Mark Omah Hughes perseveres and attempts two points. Rufus Jones springs for two in a jump shot. 129 THE SOCCER TEAM The A.E. Beach Soccer Team is an organization which exhibits true school spirit. Most of our players are freshmen this year and haven't experienced playing for a long time. Our overall average of the team has been terrific. Pictured above: Front Row: L to R Nathaniel Harvey, Ravi Chandra, James Davis and Floyd Hall Back Row L to R Mr. Bonard, Lishus Gross, Krishan Haygleid, Joey Johansen, Anthony Jenkins, and Robert Miller. 130 131 Lishus Gross — offensive line James Davis — offensive line, goalie Nathaniel Harvey — defensive, co-captain. Fullback Robert Miller — Fullback 132 Floyd Hall — Fullback Anthony Jenkins — defense and offense Ravi Chandra — offensive line Joey Johansen — offensive, co-captain, frontline CJ BASEBALL TEAM 83 84 Back row L to R: Mike Wright, Phillip Rowland, Stanley Tukes Middle row L to R: Stacy Gunnels, Vernand James, Darryl Jackson Bottom row L to R: Tommy Hall, Terry Anderson, Kevin Chaney, Mike Holmes, Floyd Hall Not shown: Reggie Mitchell, Jerry Anderson, Brian King Seniors: Mike Wright, Phillip Rowland, Vernand James, Micheal Holmes, Darryl Jackson Advisor: Coach D. Robbins 1983-84 BEACH HIGH Kneeling (L-R): Felicia Richardson, Sherryl Moore, LaTrelle Pollard, Pearl Hamilton, Debra Sloman, Kim Thomas. Standing (L-R): J. Roberson, Kimberly Smalls, Jacquelyn Jones, JeRee Jefferson, Monique Courts, JaQueen Evans, Johnnie Mae Mitchell, Lori Blige, M. teg Tuten. The Beach High School Softball Team was unable to have a win- ning season this year, but they still valiantly fought each opponent. The softball team is, however, opti- mistic about the next season and plans to let the true Bulldog spirit show through. 134 SOFTBALL 9th grade players are: Kim Thomas, Lori Blige, Felicia Richardson. Captains are: Stephanie Lewis and Melvaree Davis 135 10th grade players are: Latrelle Pollard, Jacquelyn Jones, Sherryl Moore. 83 LADIES'S Standing L-W, Angie Jenkins, Angie Barnes, Jacqueen Evans, Cotessa Tolbert, Jeree Jefferson, Michelle Pendegrass, Pam Adger, Yvette Pink- ney. I 136 TRACK 84 Kneeling L-W, Kiawander Davis, Stephanie Dunham, Aldreamer Guy- ton, Sabrina Caldwell. THE TRACK TEAM The track team is an organization which consists of young men who show ability in running events and can compete against others with accuracy. The track team members are Octavius Lang, Leon Cooper, Morris Cooper, Chris Edwards, Albert Mathews, Clevland Crittion, and Derek Mobley. They plan to work diligently and as a group to become one of the best track teams this year. Their advisor is Coach Smith r At the right Chris is throwing the disc. Below the Relay Team is at its best. At the far bottom, many of the track team members are practicing. 139 TENNIS TEAM 1983 84 L to R Sheila Jordon, Leslie Scriven, Sabrina Allen, Catherine Edwards, Angela Robinson, Cheryl Pringle, Richardean Mike, Rare Roberson, Cheryl Washington, Yvonne Pinkney L to R (Men) John Brown, Harry Chow, James Davis, Arthur Holmes Adviser — Ms. Roberson Captains — Harry Chow, Yvonne Pinkney 140 fJ « L- A Bulldog exemplifies excellence and determination in everything he undertakes. These pictures show Bulldogs at work and at play. Whatever the situation. Bulldogs put their best effort forward for perfection. The following students received awards for their participation in fall sports. Michael Wright was chosen the outstanding defensive player. Mike supported the team emotionally as well as athletically. Corry Evans was awarded the academic award. Corry had the highest grade point average, 3.5. Billy Wright was chosen the outstanding offensive player. Billy anchored the offensive line at the guard position. The following girls were awarded for their outstanding play in softball. Jackie Jones was awarded for having the highest batting average. Felicia Richardson was chosen the rookie of the year. Cheryl Moore was elected the best infielder. FALL SPORTS AWARDS 142 Jeffrey Coleman received the Golden Helmet award. This award is presented by the coaches to the Most Valuable Football player. Jeff played as a middle linebacker. He finished the season with 77 tackles in seven games. Mark Hughes and Elbert Jackson were announced to the Joe Green Holiday Classic all tournament basketball team. Stephanie Lewis was chosen the M.V.P. of the Holiday Clas- sic. Stephanie Lewis and Cheryl Davis were select- ed as members of the all tournament team. Organizations STUDENT GOVERNMENT Darryl Jackson, Hope Williams, Smori Cooper, Carol Jen- kins, Kathy Nesbit, Diane Brown, Sylvia Neal, Bambi Sanders, Eleanor Posey, James Norton, Lisa Sterling, Wanda Wofford, Ursula Hartwell, Yvette Pinkney, Karen Cowart, Simone Alkofer, Maya Glodner, Denise Harley, Denise Love, Julie Rowland, Kathy Nelson, Vera Martin, Michelle, Allison Jenkins, Monica Sams, Officers: Monica Sams — Vice Pres., Lisa Sterling — Pres. Nichelle Hoskins — Reporter, Vera Martin......Treasurer, Denise Harley — Historian, James Norton — Parlimen- tarian Advisor: Mrs. Jenkins f 146 The Beach High Student Government has strived throughout the year to meet the needs of the student body. There are 2 representatives from each homeroom who report to their fellow classmates the events of the Student Government. They have sponsored many fund raising activities such as the Miss Beach Pageant, the Blood Drive and other activities. 147 A.E. BEACH 1983-84 Row 1: Nanine Koch, Karen Dolgoff, Latrell White, Marcey Dolgoff, Donna Johnson, Melinda Pippen Row 2: Donna McClouden, Denise Baker, Tonya Lanier, Sarita Davis, Marva Hayward, Keema Smalls, Gerda Lang Row 3: Monique Courts, Dawnique Williams, Ramona Brown, Hope Williams, Bonnye Richards, Carol Jenkins, Angie Jenkins, Lisa Sterling, Darryl Jackson Not Shown: Monica Sams, Jenny Ingram, Sheleta Hudson, Stephanie Stevens, Charnet Thomas, Hervina Jackson, Robynn Mayes, Shannon McFadden, Cheryl Sams, Sabrina Simmons, Dawnique Williams, Hope Williams Group Officers Admiral: Lisa Sterling, Latrelle White, Ramona Brown, Angie Jen- Darryl Jackson kins, Bonnye Richards Admiral: Phillip Rowland t 148 ANCHOR CLUB In upper picture senior members: Latrelle White, Marcey Dolgoff, Dawnique Williams, Denice Wil- liams, Ramona Brown, Bonnye Richards, Hope Williams, Lisa Sterling In middle Picture Junior members: Donna Jackson, Karen Dolgoff, Nanine Koch, Sarita Davis, Moni- que Courts, Carol Jenkins, Donna McClouden, Melinda Pippen, Marva Hayward, Angie Jenkins In bottom picture Sophomore members: Gerda Lang, Tonya Lanier, Keema Smalls 149 KEY CLUB Officers: (L-R) Vice- President, Darryl Jack- son; Seargent at Arms, Dean Maddox; Secre- tary, Alan Wilson, and President, Philip Row- land. Not shown: Trea- surer, Ravi Chandra. Sweetheart, Lisa Sterling District Board Members: Paul Kimsey, Steve Brightwell, and Mark Farris. The Beach High K.E.Y. Club is sponsored by Kiwanis International. The K.E.Y. Club is a service organization for the home, school, and the community. Each year the club participates in training conferences and spring rallies. They also attend the District Conven- tion which is held annually in various locations through- out Georgia. 151 A BETA CLUB Ms. Hatch — Advisor Officers: Secretary — Ramona Brown; Vice President — Dawnique Williams; Trea- surer Nanine Koch; President — Halimah al-Qadi Halimah al-Qadi; not shown Janien Brown Ramona Brown Karen Dolgoff Nanine Koch Bonnye Richards Dawnique Williams Lisa Sterling Marcey Dolgoff Karen Cook Karen Cowart Deidre Y. Johnson Purpose: To stimulate effort, reward achieve- ment, and to encourage and assist its members to continue their education after high school. Qualifications: worthy character, good men- tality, creditable achievement, and commen- diable attitude. Prospective members must be approved by the head of the local high school. Seniors: K. Cook, L. Sterling, D. Williams, J. Ingram, D. Johnson, B. Richards, M. Sams, R. Brown, M. Dolgoff, D. Jackson 152 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Seniors: Deidre Y. Johnson, Tonya Wilmore, Roxanne Bellinger, Carolyn McCoy, Katrina Burton, Caren Polite, Andrea Morris, Kim Davis, Lisa Singleton, Princess Denmark, Rosemary Fuller, Regina Parrish, Ayler Lovett., Precious Parrish, Joequeata Russell, Stephanie Lewis, Monica Polite, Denice Baker, Camellia Sanders, Joann Branch, Stephanie Waldburg, Gloria Richards, Sharon Stokes, Tammy Douse, LaTrelle White, Yolanda Brown, and Stephanie Smalls. Others: Melinda Pippen, Ammah Broadbelt, Valarie Dunbar, Dana Baker, April Lewis, Charlotte Thomas, Tracy Ferguson, JoAnne Lanier, Samantha Winbush, Surita Whaley, Andrea Thacker, Wanda Wofford, Gwen Lord, Tina Borman, Cynthia Holmes, Paula Jackson, Stephanie Burgess, and Andrea Graham. We are the Future Homemakers of America. We face the future with warm courage and high hopes. For we have the clear consciousness of seeking old and precious values. For we are the builders of homes, homes of America's future. Homes where living will be the expression everything that is good and fair. Homes where truth and love and security and faith will be realities and not dreams. We are the Future Homemakers of America. We face the future with warm courage and high hope. Officers: President — Deidre Y. Johnson Senior Vice President — Tonya Wilmore Junior Vice President — Paula Jackson Secretary — Stephanie Stevens Treasurer — Stephanie Stevens Projects — Ayler Lovett Chaplain — Samantha Winbush Honor Roll — Carolyn McCoy Historian — Ammah Broadbelt Social — Regina Parrish Executive Committee — Katrina Burton, Surita Whaley, Melinda Pippen, Denice Baker. 153 VOCATIONAL INDUSTRIAL CLUBS OF AMERICA THE VICA CREED I believe in the dignity of work. I believe in the American way of life. I believe in education. I believe in fair play. I believe satisfaction is achieved by good work. I believe in high moral and spiritual stan- dards. Back Row: (L to R.) Mari Hildreth, Lisa Collins, Cris Tilman, Bryan Armstrong, Curtis Wallace, Ronny Howard, Jack Galich, Eric White. Middle Row: (L to R). Shelia Sullivan, James Hill, Faye Brown, Carlos Michaels, Camellia Sanders, Shelly Vinson, Princess Denmark, Allison Taylor, Mr. Bill Barnes Front Row: (L to R). Lisa Case, Katrina Coleman, Cindy Mims, Jo Ellen Jamison. 154 Back Row: L to R, Lisa Case, Sheila Sullivan, Mari Hildreth, James Hill, Curtis Wallace, Jack Galich Front Row: L to R Katrina Coleman, Faye Brown, Camellia Sanders, Ronny Howard, Princess Denmark Left to Right: President — Sheila Sullivan, Vice-President — Cindy Mims, Secretary — Katrina Coleman, Treasurer — Mari Hildreth, Reporter — Lisa Case 155 VOCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES CLUBS OF AMERICA 1 mtT' K I ML Members are: Top Row — Theresa Ford, Linda Gail Smart, Dairen Maxwell, Edgar Brown, Calvin Harrison, Rodney Wade, Jeffrey Robinson, Aaron Talbert Second Row — Wanda Dunham, Michelle Fleming, Stephanie Drummond, Regina Parrish, Angela White, Chandra Jones, Angela Minor, Ayler Lovett. Kneeling — Raquel Spann, Janet Moore, Alberta Smith, Zia Rogers, Stephanie Small, Dana Talbert. Members not pictured — Cynthia Williams, Derek Brown, Pamela Smith, Adrienne Reeves, Donna James, Quadna Robinson, Jackie Moore, Adrienne Brodkington, Dominic Harvey, Lisa Santos, Quan Mikell, Frances Brooks. ■■■I Officers: President — Angela Minor, Historian — Dairln Maxwell, Secretary — Steph- anie Drummond, Vice President — Wanda Dunham, Treasurer — Regina Parrish, Reporter — Jeffrey Robinson, Parliamentarian — Calvin Harrison. 156 DECA DECA — (Distributive Education Clubs of America) is a youth leader- ship program offering many challeng- ing and exciting opportunities. As members, the students become part of a national organization organized for and operated by students with career goals in marketing. The members are: Tammy Alexander, Ernest Anderson, Sidra Bailey, Ricky Barrell, Kim Boyd, Jack Brown, Desi Byrd, Chantel Cato, Anthony Dunbar, Tiffany Fallis, Calvin Harrison, Mi- chael Holmes, Stephen Houston, Ce- dric Jackson, Elbert Jackson, Angela Jenkins, John Jones, Schenterial Kent, April Lewis, Baron Mclver, Precious Parrish, Charles Perry, Morris Pol- lard, Randall Pugh, Charles Rivera, Sonia Roberts, Lisa Singleton, Rosa- lind Stevens, Joann Vereen, Stephanie Waldburg, Mechelle Waters, Kalva Wilder, Gwen Williams, Terrance Williams, John Dennison. 157 158 JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE The Junior Classical League, or J.C.L., is an organization dedicated to promoting the study of ancient Rome and its civilization. Not shown are Marcey Dolgoff, James Norton and Jennie Ingram. 159 THE 4-H CLUB Left to right; Monica Taylor, Richard Lynn, Richard Johnson, Wallace Conley, Marco Carlers, Angela Rivers, Charlotte Thomas, and Joyce Collins Front Row; Audrey Thomas, Sabrina Allen, and Lisa Crouse Group two (L t R); Wanda Carsin, Erica Wright, Janice Carsin, Samantha Winbush, Pamela Hall, Diane Brown, Roberta Moore, and Tonya Wright Front Row: Eldora Maxwell, Latrelle Boddie, Wanda Wofford, and Henrietta Fleming. Not shown; Princess Denmark, Bonnye K. Richards, Jocelyn Litzsey, and Gerda Lang. MISS QUINTESSENCE AND RUNNERS-UP Nicole Rivers a freshman here at Beach, is Miss Quintes- sence for the 1983-84 school year. Though this vigorous Virgo is seldom without tasks to perform, Nicole does find time to spend on her many hobbies which include dancing, skating and modeling. One of the requirements for Miss Quintessence is that she must be a good student. From Left at Bottom: Stephanie Burgess, who is also a fresh- man, is a diligent worker and student. This Sagittarius is an aspiring poet who enjoys dancing, and skating as well. Stephanie has many goals as a student here at Beach, one of which is to return as a member of the Drill Team next year. Sabrina Kent is a sophomore here at Beach, but she is also a first-year member of the Drill Team. Her zodiac sign is Scorpio and she enjoys playing softball and listening to music. Sonja Biggins is a junior who is also a first-year Drill Team member. This Sagittarius enjoys playing the piano, skating, and dancing. Another of her favorite pasttimes is socializing with all types of people. Miss Quintessence personifies the zenith of dedication and precision as drill team performer. She shows dedication and loyalty towards being the best every day in practice and at all games. 162 The Marching Blue and Gold Quintessence is a prestigious division of the marching band. The Beach High Drill Team consists of thirty-nine members exhibiting coordination, poise, neat appearance and endurance under the supervision of Mrs. Essie Johnson and the officers. The members are: Bernadette Ball, Dana Baker, Denice Baker, Michelle Bargeron, Angela Barnes, Angelyn Benjamin, Sonia Biggins, Faye Brown, Willia Brown, Stephanie Burgess, Sharalyn Capers, Karen Cook, Shenelle Dinkins, Mary Flannel, Michelle Fleming, Deborah Harley, Cynthia Holmes, Paulette Humphrey, Paula Jackson, Zain Jacobs, Angela Jenkins, Deone Johnson, Sabrina Kent, LaTeah Lockett, Deborah London, Richar- deen Mike, Samantha Moore, Andrea Morris, Ondrea Mullin, Precious Parrish, Cheryl Pringle, Tonia Reynolds, Nichole Rivers, Jackie Russells, Keye Shuman, Sharonett Smart, LaTrelle White, Dawnique Williams, and Felice Crisostomo. (Below right) The advisor is Mrs. E. Johnson. (Below left) The commander of the Drill Team is Denice Baker. DRILL TEAM OFFICERS The Marching Blue and Gold Quintessence is a team dependent mainly upon creativity and precision for its success. As with any performing group, it is necessary for a constant flow of ideas to be available to the performers, and for the Drill Team, it is the officers who compose this pool of creative genius. These inventive young women are: Commander, Denise Baker; First Lieutenant, Karen Cook; Second Lieutenant, Willa Brown; Drill Sergeant, Dawnique Williams; Sergeant, Cynthia Holmes; Corporal, Bernadette Ball; Choreographer, Henrietta Fleming. Once the finishing touches are put on every routine, it is up to the rest of the team to breathe life into an otherwise lifeless plan. 166 First Row, Left to Right: E. Stephens, C. Nelson, T. Williams, U. Pinkney, B. Bamberg, B. Lloyd, S. Wyly, B. Boucher, O. Powell, D. Williams, J. Hudson, M. Cooper, A. Harris, W. King, M. Carlers, A. Foye, and M. Humphries. Second Row, L to R: Dean Maddox (Drum Major), K. Demere, I. Solomon, A. Fields, L. Sterling, J. Ingram, R. Mayes, K. Smalls, A. Barber, S. Allen, S. Cooper, N. Wynn, S. McFadden, J. Worriels, R. Trawick, L. Boddie, B. Allen, D. Kent, D. Green, and Harry Drayton (Drum Major). Third Row, L. to R.: C. Mitchell, B. Richards, R. Frazier, T. Green, J. Anderson, R. Deloach, A. Blake, C. Bunton, G. Lang, A. Wynn, Y. Dunbar, E. Prescott, R. Mitchell, A. Underwood, J. Bryant, A. White, S. Dunham, T. Williams, E. Scott, M. Jackson, D. Brown, and L. Jones. Fourth Row, L. to R.: M. Mathis, A. Singleton, J. Drayton, L. Bradley, T. Roberts, R. Kirby, D. Brown, R. Johnson, M. Preston, D. Watkins, W. Conley, S. Thomas, S. Spaulding, B. Hayes, A. Jones, D. Roberson, H. Smith, O. Carlers, D. Watkins, S. Waters, L. Pollens, R. Williams, A. Holmes, L. Williams, G. Scott, and R. Cole. Not shown: D. Moore and S. Jones. The 1983-84 A.E. Beach High School Marching Band is one of the most exciting organizations in our school. Members of the Marching Bulldogs have a great amount of pride in their school and in their football team. Their spirit emerges in full force at the driving pre-game pep rallies. They strive to produce the high- est quality performance at each halftime during the ten-week season. During halftime they get roaring cheers from the audience. They let the audience know that they back their Bulldogs one hundred percent — win or lose. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS HAVE GOT IT TOGETHER J.V. CHEERLEADERS HAVE THE SPIRIT Bottom L to R: Kevin Chaney, Albert Matthews, Calvin Powers, Henry Jivens, Michele Mays, Craig Roundtree, Brian King, Todd North, Cornell King, James McAtee, Darren Kitchens, Octavius Lang Second Row: Tony Wright, Clarence Fleming, Blake Jones, Kelvin Crickett, Oscar Tyson, Willie Mayes, Theron Singleton, John Ruth, Anthony Williams Third Row: Darrin Harvey, Stacy Young, Joseph Coleman, Ricky Rivers, Verdell Singleton, Leroy Stanley, Michael Holmes, Billy Wright, Andre Jones, Calvin Brown, Moses Calhoun, Thernell Williams Back Row: Vernard James, Anthony Gadson, Ben Porter, Matthew Ledbetter, Cory Evans, Terrell Comings, Jason O. Bryant, Jeffrey Coleman, Chris Edwards, Melvin Young, Stanley Tukes 170 Offense Team Defense Coaches Seniors The football team began practice in early August, five days a week, jn the morning and in the afternoons. These devoted young men braved the elements of rain and extreme heat in order to condition themselves for the coming season. Though, at times, these practices may have seemed to be thankless tasks, the football players are repaid with the support and enthusiasm of the Beach High family. Hail the mighty Bulldogs! 171 FLAG GUARDS Captain: Ramona Brown Co-Captain: Pamela Hall Seniors 1983-84 Flag Guards: Lisa Crouse, Tammy Douse, Sabrina Doyle, Felecia Jinks, Shelia Jordan, Sharon Leach, Vicki Lindsay, Karen Roberson, Zia Rogers, Wanda Ruteledge, Chanct Thomas, and Cheryl Washington. Not shown: Andrea Bolden, Linda Sheilds, and Berta Smith. 172 Spirit is something that every school needs. Not only does it motivate the various teams to perform well, but an abundant supply of spirit also encourages the student body to appreciate its school and to take pride in it. This is why it is important for students to show enthusiasm at games, pep rallies, and wherever else it is needed. School supporters must not simply sit quietly spectating an event, but they should actively participate by proudly displaying their school colors. On this page, several of the school-supporter” organizations — the band, the drill team, and the majorettes — are shown in perfor- mance. 173 t The officers of the Beach High Chapter of the Future Business Leaders of America are Carol Colson, President; Eric Roberson, Vice President; Gina Pruitt, Secretary; Melissa Burnsed, Treasurer; Cathy Edwards, Reporter; Caroline Latimer, Historian; Paulette Humphrey, Chaplain; Jennifer Joyner; Sgt. at Arms, and Emily Harpe, Parliamentarian. Mr. Charles Schwartz is the adviser. 174 LEADERSHIP CAMP The F.B.L.A. summer leadership workshop was held at Lake Jackson during the summer. Shown in the top picture are officers and Mr. Schwartz receiving their certificate of completion from Mr. Terry Smith, State Adviser of the Georgia F.B.L.A. 176 R.O.T.C The Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps Commonly known as the JROTC program is designed to teach good citizenship, self reliance, leadership and self-discipline to all enrolled cadets. As of early June, 1983, Beach's R.O.T.C. Unit was granted its own Brigade under the provisions of the United States Army and staffed by iSg. Rose and MSg, Hughey. The Brigade, commanded by Col. James Norton and one commander of troops LT. Col. Monica Taylor, consists of 203 cadets, with 22 cadets receiving commission as officers, and 53 non-commissioned officers. The Brigade consists of two batallions with two companies each. Beach's R.O.T.C. unit is working hard day by day to become one of the best units in the State of Georgia. 178 W' V ■r- ‘‘ SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club is one of the most educational clubs at Beach High School. The Spanish Club notices the different ways people live in Spain while trying to master the language. The 1983-84 Spanish Club officers are as follow Deidre Y. Johnson, President; Kim Davis, Vice President; Tammy Douse, Secretary; Roxanne Bellinger, Shawn Mobley, Vickie Scott, and Sa- mantha Winbush, Financial Committee, and Mrs. Brown Advisor. 182 A.E.B. HIGH CHORUS The A.E. Beach High Chorus is an organization which adds variety to our schools name. They are students ranging from freshmen to seniors who exhibit a talent in singing. Students must audition and be able to sight read in order to become a member of this organization. Pictured above Front Row: Michelle Kelly, Charnette Thomas, Reggie Chong, Joshua Bryant, Shenelle Dinkins, Paula Jackson, and Mrs. Reagan. Middle Row Samantha Moore, Andrea Bolden, Leslie Mayes, Lisa Crowse, Carol Jenkins, Angela Burnett, Donna McClouden, Darin Gayle, Dean Mad- dox, Sam Johnson, Elisha Coyler, Frances Reynolds, Vetta Jenkins, and Jennie Ingram. Back Row Gail Smart, Latrelle Gimlet, Vivan Green, Carla McDonald, Don Moore, Lawrence Bradley, Linda Jordan, Willie Brown, Briggett Max- well, Evia Wright, and Angie Jenkins. 184 186 The Beach Beacon, the school's newspaper, records and preserves student life and opin- ions. It also serves as drawing board for students who are interested in print jour- nalism. To become a staff member, one must be enrolled in journalism and appointed by the advisor. The staff produces the Beacon through The Georgia Gazette. The Beacon Staff: Editor-in-Chief, Nichele Hoskins; Associate Editor. Dawnique Wil- liams; Business Manager, Lisa Addison; News Editor, Kim Davis; Editorial Opin- ions Editor, LaTrelle White: Features Edi- tor, Schenterial Kent; Club Editor, Denice Baker; Photo Production, Delmar Watkins and Angela Robinson; Exchange, Verlene Singleton; Circulation, Wanda Rutledge; Typists, Bernadette Ball, Sabrina Simmons; Reporters, Tracy Anderson, Roxanne Bel- linger, Lawrence Bradley, Geina Capers, Omar Finch, Rufus Jones, Nancy O'Neal, Tonia Reynolds, Karen Roberson, Lisa Sin- gleton, Robbie Turner, Michelle Miller; Sports Editors, Jeffrey Coleman, Ben Smalls, Sports Page Asst., Harlesia Davis 187 Front Row: Marcey Dolgoff, Keema Smalls, Sonia Biggins, Gwen Williams, Carol Jenkins, and Sarita Davis. Back Row: Tiffany Fallis, Ursula Hartwell, Lisa Sterling, Hope Williams, Eric Prescott, Monica Sams, Sylvia Neal, and Stephanie Lewis. Not Shown: Jenifer Ingram. THE GOLDEN BULLDOG STAFF 1983-84 The Golden Bulldog Yearbook Staff works hard to produce a top quality annual. Through out the year, the deadlines are hard to meet, but the diligent staff always comes through. Staff members' work consists of drawing layouts, taking and developing pictures, tracking down the names of all Beach High students, and selling advertisements. Without these industrious students and their advisor, M.B. Heath, the 1984 Golden Bulldog could not exist. To qualify as a member of the staff, you must maintain a 2.0 grade point average, sell a minimum of $150.00 in advertisements, and be willing to give some of your free time to the staff. M.B. Heath, Adviser The Yearbook Class Mem- bers also lend hands where help is needed. They are ap- preciated as much as the staff members are. Front Row: Vickie Edenfield, Wanda Myers, Kathy Collins Back Row: John Brown, Earl Williams, Glenda Cook, Regi- nald Pollard, Angela Jenkins, Vera Martin, Donna McClou- den, Aldreama Guyton, La- Dhana Tipton Editor In Chief — Monica Sams Associate Ed. — Marcey Dol- goff Business Mgr. — Steffi Lewis Bulldog Review Ed. — Mar- cey Dolgoff Student Life Ed. — Hope Wil- liams Administration and Classes Ed. — Lisa Sterling Sports Ed. — Gwen Williams Organizations Editors — Class Features Ed. — Hope Wil- liams Advertisements Editors — Class Photographic Ed. — Vera Martin Chief Photographer — Sam Calhoun Typists — Class Features SENIORS Dcnicc Baker Through twelve years of school, every student makes the eventual comple- tion of high school his primary goal However, there are those to whom school is not merely an obstacle to overcome, but a career to which all of their energies have been devoted. Whether their prowess is exhibited in academics, sports, or leadership, the outstanding seniors are so honored by the faculty because of their determina- tion to making their endeavors stories of success. Donna Lynn Morris Hope LaChelle Williams MISS BEACH PAGEANT 1983 Since the beginning of time, few events have come close to the spectacular event of the Miss Beach Pageant. The night of Wednesday, December 14,1983 at 7 o'clock p.m., was a time of anxiety, high-strung emotions, and mild form of dread on the part of the contestants. The audito- rium filled with rows of expectant faces — some clouded with worry, some with joyful anticipation, and all with much hope. Meanwhile, behind the stage, there was a great deal of running around and trying to get ready as Donna Lynn Morris, Hope LaChelle Williams, Lisa Carol Sterling, Monica Dian Sams, Jennifer Anne Ingram, and Linda Renese Jordan prepared for the four categories of compe- tition including sportwear, talent, evening wear, and last- ly the impromptu questioning. AS Caroj terUn Monica Dian Sams Jennifer Anne Ingram During the impromptu questioning, the following ques- tions were asked: Donna Morris What person has influenced your life the most and why? My mother because she has always stayed by my side whenever I needed her. Hope Williams Do you believe a strong family unit contributes to the success of a nation? Why? Yes, It gives a foundation to build on and supports free- dom. Lisa Sterling What qualities do you admire most in a person? Why? Honesty, integrity, and friendliness because they exem- plify true friendship which never fades away. Monica Sams What reforms do you feel are needed in public education? A stronger foundation in God is needed, for to get back to the basics we need God in our lives. Jennie Ingram If you had three wishes, what would you wish for? The first would be world peace; the second, for all to have the love of their fellow man; and the third, for everyone to hear the word of God. Linda Jordan If elected President of the U.S. in 1984, what would be your first act? Why? To end all nuclear armament supportings because it has caused too much trouble. 197 198 On the night of the pageant, the Miss Beach contestants presented many different talents. It was an extravaganza of music, drama and laughter as each contestant brought delight to every member of the audience. The first contestant, Donna Lynn Morris, gave a beauti- ful rendition of The Rose from the movie of the same name. Donna was accompanied on the piano by Mrs. Mary Sue Reagan. Hope LaChelle Williams, the second contestant, per- formed a comedy skit. The skit, entitled I've Gotta Be Me, was a commentary on the virtues of individuality. Contestant number three, Lisa Carol Sterling, showed her dexterity as a flutist by performing a classical piece. Lisa was accompanied on the piano by Mrs. Reagan. Monica Dian Sams, the fourth contestant, displayed her acting ability by dramatizing Go Down Death. The poem is a sermon in verse written by James Weldon Johnson. The fifth contestant, Jennifer Anne Ingram, sang Out Here On My Own from the movie Fame . She was accompanied by Mrs. Reagan on the piano. Linda Renese Jordan, the final contestant, sang Send Her (Him) My Love, originally performed by Journey. Linda was accompanied by Mrs. Reagan on the piano. The highlight of the pageant's intermission entertain- ment was the performance by Lawrence Bradley, Dean Maddox, Josh Bryant, Don Moore and Sam Johnson. They performed a snappy, upbeat version of the old Christmas classic Jingle Bells . After Miss Beach 1983, Denice Brown, took her final walk the much-anticipated moment arrived. The run- ners-up were named and Miss Beach 1984, Hope La- Chelle Williams, was crowned. FASHION January LaDhana Tipton Sherlock Holmes April Tiffany Fallis Jimmy Davis February JoEUen Jamison March Cindy Lee Mike Coffe May Felicia Williams W'illiam Golden June John Jones Stephanie Miller 202 September RoseMary Fuller Nickey Hall FOCUS August Joseph Brown Raquel Spann July Beverly Richards October Eleanor Posey Wilbert Young November Carlene Early Darrell Williams December Vicki Edenfield 203 Homecoming is a school event that features much pagentry and excitement. Beach High School stu- dents always eagerly participate in the week's fes- tivities — displaying their school spirit and joining in a gala display of school pride. The Homecoming Week's festivities culminated with a night of won- der and majesty during which the Homecoming Queen — the epitome of school spirit — was crowned. The first contestant for Miss Homecoming was Denice Baker, Commander of the school's drill team, The Blue and Gold Quintessence. Though Denice spent much of her time perfecting the team's routines, she also served as Clubs Editor on the Beach Beacon, the school's newspaper. Denice was named First Runner-up. A Varsity Cheerleader, Harleisa Davis, was the sec- ond contestant. Harleisa displayed one of her many talents, singing, by participating in the school cho- rus as well. A major promoter of school spirit as Editor-in- Chief of the Beach Beacon, Nichele Hoskins was the third contestant. Nichele, a former Varsity Cheer- leader and Student Government Reporter, was named Second Runner-up. 205 CONTESTANTS 1983-1984 Deidre Johnson, Captain of the Varsity Cheer- leaders, was elected Miss Homecoming 1983. Dei- dre, one of the most spirited students in the student body, also served as President of Future Homemak- ers of America and held membership in the Beta Club, an honor society. A member of the Charismarettes (Majorettes), Joe- queata Russell was the fifth contestant. Joequeata was also once active as a member of The Marching Blue and Gold. The sixth contestant was Tonya Wilmore, a Varsity Cheerleader. Tonya served as Vice President of Fu- ture Homemakers of America and held membership in Future Business Leaders of America. Tonya was named First Runner-up. 206 All of the anxiety of Homecoming Week climaxed on the night of Octo- ber 8, 1983 with the passing of the Homecoming crown to Deidre John- son. During the halftime festivities at Memorial Stadium, Deidre was crowned before the hundreds of Beach High students and alumni in atten- dance. This victory came as a great surprise to Deidre, but certainly not an unpleasant one. Deidre is pictured at right with her escort, her brother Richard Johnson, and Miss Homecoming 1982, Wanda Williams. Above, Wanda crowns a tearful yet jubilant Deidre; Deidre holds the game ball and she is shown with her escort. Homecoming was a joyous occa- sion not only for MiSs Home- coming, but also for three other contestants. For the second con- secutive year, the football team's voting ended in a tie. Above left, Denice Baker and Tonya Wil- more, both named First Runner- up, are shown with their escorts. The Second Runner-up, Nichele Hoskins, is shown above with her father, Sylvester Hoskins. At left, Denice is shown with Sam- uel McComb, her cousin, and Tonya is shown with her father, Willard Wilmore. 207 ON THE JOB TRAINING Employment for students is a growing reality. Many students at Beach have part-time jobs. These students maintain acceptable academy averages as well as a part-time job. Working part-time provides many students with feelings of independence and responsibility. As a result of employment they are able to handle personal expenditures and acquire saving ac- counts. 209 Kenneth Drayton — Kroger Sav-On iUf‘jj |!? f M|| 4p WE WORK HARD FOR OUR M-O-N-E-Y While there are many students who earn while they learn, the Golden Bulldog Staff salutes all working students; especially those pictured on these pages. 211 mmmrnmm vav.wAv.w V«A ; :•; Wfe ‘few WaWAVAV 1 IS $tC ®X, v a u� “v « 4 4� 4 It gives me great joy to have been chosen to select your senior class beauties for your 1983-84 Golden Bulldog annual. All of the pictures presented to me were quite impressive; however, 1 feel all of you will be quite de- lighted with the choices I made. Hats off to you Seniors, Good Luck and Best Wishes in all your endeavors throughout life. May God always shower his blessings upon you. Sincerely, Angela L. Thorpe, Owner Charm, Beauty and Dignity Modeling Agency 213 214 H A L L O F F A M E Mayor's Youth Council Award: Jennie In- gram, Harry Drayton Outstanding Student Award winners Phi Delta Kappa Karen Dolcoff, Bernadette Ball, Lisa Sterling Savannah {sfational Family Week. H 'winner of poster contest, Lisa AddffS Jones, Mayor, Rovsakis and Mrs. B iJSr fa-. v 4 MM 215 AUTOGRAPHS A GLIMPSE Here’ The AT Top Ten for 1983 Newspaper and broadcast member editors ot The Associated Press chose these as the top 10 stories of 1983 1 Mannes massacred in Beirut terror bombing 2 Soviets down South Korean airliner 3 U S.-backed invasion of Grenada 4 Amencan economy Inflation down unemployment drop� deficit rises 5 Missiles deployed in Europe Russians break ufr talk' 6 Antinuclear movement in Europe, nuclear freeze drive .n the United States 7 Lech Walesa wins Nobel Peace prize 8 Menachem Begin resigns in Israel 9 Winter storms, spring flooding, drought and hurrudnev plague the nation 10 Intenor Secretary James Watt resigns MR. MISS GOLDEN BULLDOG “To have obtained the title 'Miss Golden Bulldog' is indeed a great hon- or. I had no thought of obtaining the title as I sold ads, but as it turned out, the amount I sold was enough to win. I am very happy to have won. — Monica Sams Each year beginning in August, annu- al staff members being the rigorous task of trying to sell ads to help fund the annual to make it better than the previous one. If it weren't for these dedicated staffers, the Golden Bulldog would lack its originality. Each staffer was asked to sell $150 worth of ads to be a member of the staff. These people have excelled by setting goals and accomplishing them. They have proven once again the quality of Beach High's students dedication. “I felt that as a senior member of the staff, I should do my share in the sell- ing of ads to help our finances. Be- coming 'Mr. Golden Bulldog' was a happy occasion and without Mrs. M.B. Heath I never would have achieved my goal. — Eric Prescott 221 Advertisement We’re proud to be a part of your crowd. America’s longest Hoc of snack foods. CONGRATULATIONS BEACH HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS SAVANNAH BANK TRUST COMPANY MEMBER EOIC Congratulations to the class of 84. 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The challenge was, using the best available technology, to provide our Savannah Plant with total self-sufficiency in the generation of electricity. The outcome of that challenge is this coun- try's largest industrial power boiler. The $139 million project includes: •A coal and wood waste fired boiler which operates at pressures up to 1800 psi. •A turbine generator capable of producing 72,000 kilowatts an hour. •A six week maximum (or 42,000 ton) coal storage area and handling system. •A precipitator for removing particulates which operates at 99.6% efficiency. •A computer-based system for energy management which allows use of the lowest cost fuel. Our dependency on fuel oil natural gas is now only 10%, compared with 25% before the boiler went on line. Meeting the challenge is saving the equivalent of one million barrels of fuel oil annually. We’re Here The Citizens and Southern National Bank Member FDIC 1NL: Savannah SpoAs Medicine Clinic CHATHAM PETS AQUARIUMS ►TROPICALFISHj COMPLETE LIME OF FISH SUPPLIES EX5TIC BIRDS INDIVIDUAL INSIDE BOARDING Complete v« ety of pets Pet supplies 135 MONTGOMERYC(0SS Ms P 7-WW owhuPst swpfwo cm. WE MET THE CHALLENGE OF LOWERING ENERGY COSTS BY BURNING COAL WOOD WASTE f Ben Sheftall Co. The South's largest Beauty Barber Supply. 10% discount to students. Mgr. Michael Jenkins Church's Fried Chicken wishes all senior classes of 84 a successful year. Compliments of Al Watson Jr. International House of Pancakes Compliments of Verdie E. Love Jr. Love Shell Service Center — 2 West Derenne Congratulations to the GOLDEN BULLDOG STAFF On A Job Well Done An Alumnus Congratulations to the class of 84 , from the Civic Garden Club 1. Julia Richaid 2. Monica Taylor 3. Nichelc Hoskins 4. Steve Brightwcll 5. Carla Price 6. Camellia, Sanders 7. Harlesia Davis 8. Drucilla Humphries 9. Cheryl Sams 10. Jennifer Joyner 11. Yolanda Brown 12. Andrea Morris 13. Dana Smith 14. Dawnique Williams 15. Renee Butler 16. Joan Hafcy 17. Sharon Jones 18. Carol Colson 19. Deidre Y. Johnson 20. Stephanie Lewis 21 Morris Pollard 22. Marcey Dolgoff 23. Faye Brown 24. Roxanne Bellinger 25. Tyra Whitfield 26. Joan Wilson 27. Latrell David 28. Romou Rilcr 29. Frances Reynolds 30. Monique Johnson 31 Lawrence Bradley 32 Vivian Green 33. Bobby Turner 34. Charles Rivera 35. Bobby Turner 36. Thomas Brown 37. Zia Rogers 38. Wanda Rutledge 39. Joequeata Russell 40. Carolyn McCoy 41. Katrina Burton 42 Tonya Reynolds 43. Elisha Cuylcr 44. Jennie Ingram 45. Angela Minor 46. Theresa Frazier 47. Denice Backer 48. Kim Hendry 49. Greg Capers 50. Lisa Singleton 51. Ayler Lovett 52. Emily Harpe Congratulations To The Senior Class of '84. From Denise Thomas c o'81 53. Tammy Douse 54. Charles Brown 55. Lisa Sterling 56. Alberta. Antonio Smith 57. Diane Blunt 58. Ravi Chandra 59. Ursula Hartwell 60. Deidre. Deone Johnson 61. Bonnie Swanson 62. Eric Prescott 63. Cedric, Dcdric Jackson 64. Joshua Bryant 65. Carcn Polite 66. Hope Williams 67. Ron Crisostomo 68. Debbie Byrd 69. Monica Polite 70. Tonya Wilmorc 71. Carlos Michael 72 Michelle Miller 73. Stephanie Lewis 74. Kimberly Smalls 75. Lisa Crouse 76. Leslie Mayes 77. Lisa Braddock 78. Cynthia White 79. Stephanie Waldburg 80. Michael Robinson 81. Antonio Reynolds 82. Cynthia Mims 83. Jackie Byrd 84. Genia Capers 85. Sarah Davis 86. Stephanie Dunham 87. Danna Tolbert 88. Anthony Jones 89. William Golden O0. Gloria Richards 91. Patricia Swint 92. Scott Gucrmonprez 93. Gail Smart 94. Sharon Campbell 95. Jeffrey Coleman 96. Michelle Kelly 97. Ramona Brown 98. Joe Harris 99. Baron Mclyler 100. Rhonda Miles 101. Paul Shaeffer 102. Edgar Brown 103. Regina King 104. Keith Grey 105. Halimah Ali al-Qadi 106. Donna Morris 107. Carleen Early 108. Andrea Bolden 109. Henrietta Fleming 110. Precious Parrish 111. Monica Sams 112. LaTrelle White 113. Torrence Williams 114. Tiffany Falli� 115. Mclveree Davis NATHANIEL CARSWELL MANAGER 5526 White Bluff Rd. Savannah, GA 31405 (912) 352-0254 5526 White Bluff Rd. 352-9036 Savannah, GA 31405 CHARTER (£%L ( 0r mcAuxz ggjmsg Writ NATHANIEL CARSWELL Congratulations Seniors From the 1984 Golden Bulldog Staff 229 Dixie Crystals is a registered trademark oj Savannah Foods Industries. Inc.. Savannah. Georgia 31402. Illlilll ............. ::::::::::::::::::::::::: ■ Hia!:;!;!!: ' .........••••■MIIIuihS,,! ........ to ...................«jJfl •••••■••••■•«•••I � .......... C ...... ■ ... a v ...... ;•••■ ............. .............. ....................••••• ............. •......... ■ � « � « STh; a JIJ • � •. -• •i-i «..-. ■. ■ ■■••a t m J .aa...a.a| HANDI-MART GRO. Congratulations To The Seniors Your Neighborhood Convenience Store 325 Staley Ave. 354-1684 230 t We Accept Foodstamps We’re proud to be a part of your crowd. America’s longest line of snack foods. Gwen Williams Yvonne Pinkney Hannah Grantham Dionne Jenkins Tonya Lanier CONGRATULATIONS to the 83 84 Majorettes for outstanding performances this year. Charlene Byrd Shawn Jenkins Joequeata Russell Mona Purse 83 84 CHARISMARETTES v rm w mm Charlene Byrd, Hannah Grantham, Dionne Jenkins, Shawn Jenkins, co-capt: Tonya Lanier, Yvonne Pinkney, Melinda Pippen, Ramona Purse, Joequeata Russell, captain: Gwendolyn Williams. 232 Congratulations William Anthony Golden Jr. for a very prosperous senior year. Thank you mom and dad. Also, thanks to Mrs. Wilcher and Mrs. C. Washington for all your help. iat«f HER, JlP � • •� • 234 Congratulations to Dana Smith — from your family From one beginning to another — you've been a joy- cm Marcey Lynn Dolgoff Congratulations Monica Sams 239 Gwen And Andrea Congratulations To Congratulations for a successful senior year Gwendolyn and Andrea. We, your parents, knew you could make us proud. From your parents, and favorite sister (Cynthia Williams). 12-6 Dedre Johnson; Chandra Jones; Janice King; Deone Johnson; Deon Cooper; Warren Brown; Phillip Olivarez; Jesse Williams; Monique Johnson; Desiree Davis; Regina King; Linda Jordon, Lawrence Bradley; Vernon Davis; Tonya Wilmore; Linda Shields; Alvin Petty; Sage Glasper; Patricia Swint; Monica Taylor; Eric Bright; Tonia Reynolds; Patricia Branch; John Jones; Doris Singleton; Joan Branch; Deidre Y. Johnson; Adrian Floyd; Jennifer Joyner; Melissa White; Jerome Jones; Tammy Geiger. Mrs. C. Washington fay. Rose Fuller, Caren Polite! Erie Roberson, Ravi ;s, Monica Polite, Stamoy Johnson, Tnerfsa Fraftier, Monica 9$ mW Keith Wood, Frances Reyrf HOMEROOM 12-3 Lisa Braddock, Chanes Brown, Kavi Chandra, RobiiTChuroff, Elisha Cuyler, Henrietta Fleming, Theresa Frazier, Rose Fuller, Darren Keith Gray, George Henderson, Katrinia Johnson, Anthony Jones, Patricia Jones, Caren Polite, Monica Polite, Laura Power, Frances Beverly Richards, James Riley, Eric Roberson, Monica Sams, Benjamin Smalls, Bonnie Swanson, Mrs. D. Wood, Chris Tillman HOMEROOM SUPERLATIV Henrietta Fleming, Ben Smalls 243 We Can't Forget You, Beach High Congratulations to Faye and Camellia for having such a successful year as Seniors. We, your parents, salute both of you. Love, Your Parents Love Always, Camellia And Faye! 244 Congratulations to Sarah Davis, our daughter. From Mr. and Mrs. Davis Good luck in the near future. Congratulations Eric Tramelle Prescott, From your family: Mrs. Mamie C. Prescott, Miss Sylathea R. Prescott, and Mr. Willie Prescott. Also from your friends Teresa Ann Mordecai and the MCCOLLUGH S.O.S. PLAYERS Congratulations Eric T. 246 AFTER 124 THERE ISN'T ANYMORE! First Row: Mrs. Mitchell, Paul Wisenbaker, Stephanie Cowart, Kyung Tanner, Joan Hafey, Vivian Green, Gwen Williams, Andrea Bolden, Lisa Crouse, Ayler Lovett, Cedric Jackson, Dedric Jackson, Craig Gray Second Row: Greg Capers, Walter Williams, Caroline Latimer, David Green, Phillip Rowland, Tammy Thompson, Charlotte Thomas, Joe Harris, Vernard James, Thomas Brown, Michael Wright, Harold Lexley Precious Shenelle Parrish 'Congratulations Seniors Precious And Lisa Lisa Marcella Singleton 'The Real 12-1 — Together Again! Back Row (L-R) Glen Maples, Shawn Adams, Stephanie Smalls, Roxanne Bellinger, Karen Cook, Denice Baker, Desi Byrd Middle Row (L-R) Kim Tanner, Joequeata Russell, Lisa Crouse, Tyra Whitfield, Diane Adkins, Bernadette Ball, Bernard Bamberg, Andre Jackson, Ms. H. Scott, Jesse Williams Kneeling (L-R) Halimah AlQuadi, Katrenia Coleman, Glenda Cook, Mary Hildreth, Carol Colson Not Pictured — Charlotte Thomas Congratulations 12-7 251 Congratulations 12 'The Class With Class! Henry Anthony, Kimberly Boyd, Curtis Bradley, Mary Coleman, Princess Denmark, Tammy Douse, Latrelle Gimlet, William Golden, Willie Hicks, James Hill, Michael Holmes, Nichelle Hoskins, Ronald Howard, Drucilla Humphries, Mark Hughes, Jennifer Ingram, Darryl Jackson, Glenn Maples, Baron Mclver, Calvin Mitchell, Connie Parker, Michael Robinson, Regina Ruffis, Camellia Sanders, William Scott, Lisa Singleton, Kimberly Smalls, Linda Smart, Alberta Smith, Debra Sloman, Curtis Wallace, Eric Washington, Tyra Whitfield, Dorie Wortring, Valissia Wright f BEST OF FRIENDS THROUGH ALL THE YEARS Monica Taylor Times have come and times have gone ... leaving our friendship to carry on . . . and now we find ourselves where we are ... being the best of friends. Anthony Jones 253 ANNUAL STAFF ANTICS, 1983-84 254 The members of the Annual Staff were slaves to deadlines and budgets during the pro- duction of the 1984 Golden Bulldog, and these pictures show various scenes of work and play. Best Wishes Tammy And Sharon For A Successful Senior Year 255 Congratulations Carlos And Charles 256 257 To Felicia Williams and Tonya Wilmore: remember that the days aren't promised to you, but our friendship always will be. Love, Deidre Johnson Distance may keep us apart, but our love keeps us together. Love always Donna Ms. M X Congratulations Ravi, for a successful senior year. Love, Vicki Congratulations to Dawnique Williams for a successful four years. Love, Ruby . Robert Love and Kisses to Leon Cooper on his graduation. Our Dimples always, Carol Angie Jenkins Congratulations Tammy R. Douse. Love — your sisters, Ninette Margaret To the 1983-84 Charismarettes: I congratulate you for a successful year with me. Love Gwen (captain) Congratulations to my granddaughter Hope, for having a successful senior year. To all my friends. Good Luck. Erik Wisenbaker Congratulations to Ms. Deidre Johnson and Ms. Tonya Wilmore. Good luck and keep in mind that I'll miss ya'll truly. Love always, yall's number one friend, Ms. Felicia A. Williams To my best friend, David — Sean Maples To my friend Deidre Johnson, congratulations for being Miss Home- coming Queen and Captain of the Varsity Cheerleaders. George, thank you for being such a great brother. I love you — your sister Lisa Congratulations to my niece Hope, for a successful senior year. Love, Aunt Geri To Brian, happiness for another year. Remember I love you — Mi- chelle Congratulations to my niece Hope, for a successful senior year. Love Aunt Anne Congratulations Regina King and Carleen Early for a prosperous senior year at A.E. Beach. — Sylvia Corry Evans and Becky Ingram, True Love Always Congratulations class of 84 — Jimmy Smith Congratulations to my cousin Hope for an outstanding senior year. Love, Mae Strickland Congratulations class of 84 — Dean Maddox To my friends . the class of 84: Good luck in the near future. — Mark Congratulations to our daughter Carol Jenkins for a successful junior year. Love, Mom . Dad Steve, Congratulations!! Good luck in the near future and don't forget me. Love ya, Nanine Miss Denice Yvette Baker, we would like to congratulate you for having a successful senior year. You have made us proud. Love always Momma. Dana, and Richard Jason, though we've had some hard times, we'll continue to survive. — Love Monica S. 1 •erson 11 Monica S., congratulations on a very successful senior year. Love you always, Jason O. Bryant Congratulations to Monica Dian Sams for an outstanding school career. May God continue to guide you in your endeavors. t r j � Congratulations to my grandson, Morris Pollard. We extend congratulations to Stephanie C. Lewis, our daughter, on successfully completing her school years. Good Luck. Love, Mom and Dad Congratulations to my granddaughter, Monica Sams, for a prosperous school career. May you continue to excel in all of your endeavors. Love, Mr. Nelson David Congratulations Senior Class President Congratulations to our niece Hope, for an outgoing and prosperous senior year. Love, the Mumfords and Singletons. To Tiffy, of whom we are very proud — Larry and Marian Fallis Thanks to Mom, Dad, Nannie, and Gramps for helping me through the past 12 years. You are the best parents and grandparents any girl could have. Thank you for your love, kindness, patience and support in all my activities and adventures. I love you. To: Steve, Lisa, Philip, Monica, and Jennie, Although the poem by Robert Frost, Nothing Gold Can Stay , conveys the idea that nothing good will ever last; the bond of friendship between us will last forever — Marcey Lisa 260 f Congratulations Michel! You have made attending Beach an unforgettable experience. You're like the older sister we never had. We hate to see you leave but it's for the best. We know that you're going to make us proud of you. We love you very much! Good Luck sis, you deserve it. Love ya like a sister — Niecy C. and Angie B. Good Luck, Baby you are one of a kind. Health, Wealth, and Happiness you should only expect. The best deserves the best. Don't forget your future is just what you made it. May God bless you. Stay the charming person that you are! Love you always — Mom, Dad and Brothers 261 Jennie, I am so glad we met. We have so many good memories that will last forever. Your smile has brightened my life and I hope you never stop smiling — it helps everybody. I hope all your dreams come true. Love always, Kevin Lisa, We've had so much fun the past 5 years. From Mr. Beach's band to Beach's band we haved played, yelled, screamed, sweated, been the No. 1 PICCOZO SEC, cried, laughed, and been friends. Thank your for being there to help me march just ONCE more to the whole , hit the B flat octave, perfect the run, and make it thru one more parade. Remember, We are MUSIC! Love, Jennie monme mae, from second grade to seniors, but i did my latin homework, anthologies!, mrs. bonds blew up the Lab, physiology laffs, yelling across the room in room 1, algebra 2, geometry, sleeping in trig, math- a-thon, t.v. stardom, i vant to be alone, cherries jubilee!, fifth period annual, sneak a peek, run to the gym for chips, this is just a lot of irresponsibility, MOM, j.c.l. convention, menarehades, miss beach parodies, governor's honors, pains and triumphs, physiology — i think we're too old for coloring books, where is the easy senior year?, where did the years go — from seven to seventeen — friendship is alive and well at beach high school, love — jennie lou Marcey, Like I always say — the year has passed so fast! It seems like we've always been friends and 1 am glad I met you — just think — we would never have gone to McDonald's or Burger King if I hadn't! Thank you for all the laughs, and talks, and most of all, for all the love. I expect to be your friend forever so keep my phone number in your top 2 list. Like I said, Let's have lunch — my treat! Love, Jennie PATRONS Kenneth Adana James Bruce Davis Halimah AlQuadi Kimberly C. Davis Kenya Anderson Kiwonder Davis Kiliie Anderson Shakila Davis Sarah Anderson Tamika Davis Shelly Anderson Tyron Davis Joey Beasley Shenelle Dinkins Stephanie Beckley Wanda Dunham Vickie Blumberg Vicki Edenfield Latrelle Strawberry Bodie Rodney Flatman Rev. Mrs. Rufus Boddie Ms. Donnie Franklin Ms. Candy Brown Ms. Theresa Franklin Mr. Mrs. Ronal Booker Thomas Gare Derek Ha-Sawn Brown Mr. Mrs. Clinton Gates Diane Big D Brown Daren Gayle Joshua Bryant Harriet Goehaghan Partnounar Bryant Ms. Tolyala Gillison Katrina Doreen Burton Keith Gray Bruce H. Capers Scott Guermonprez Deidre Y. Capers Aldreamer L. Guyton Melvin Cheever Joan Hafey Ms. Glenda Cook Bernard Hayes Mr. Cotton James Samuel Hendry Jr. Laurie Crapse Michelle Hendry Cindy Crockett Cynthia Holmes Mariner Cummings Joan Holmes Gloria Daniels Michael Holmes John M. Daniels Sherlock Holmes Kayla Daniels Michael Hudson Rhonda C. Daniels David Huerd Mrs. Bertha David Mary Huerd Ms. Deborah Y. David Lamar K. Jackson Carey Davis Carol Jenkins Mr. Mrs. Freeman Jenkins Ms. Lisa Singleton Michael Jenkins Verlene Singleton Derick Johnson Jimmy Smith Keith Johnson Lisa Smith Mary Johnson Maggee Smith Monique Rene Johnson Juania Solomon Symenthia Johnson Phillip B. Solomon Debra Kelly Sarita Renee Stanley Lisa Kovacs Timothy Leonard Stanley Mr. Julia Kenny Ms. Kathy Swinford Diane L. Larry Tommy Tee Re Airre Larry Mr. E. Thomas Ms. Joycelyn Leitzser Steven Thomas Mark Lefevre Ms. Yolanda Wallace Stephanie Lewis Mrs. Irene Warthour Debra London Latrelle White Leonard E. Marshall Laurie Whittington Vera Martin Mr. Mrs. Abro Williams Marvin Maynor Caretha Williams Sonia Milton Cartha Williams Sherly Moore Earl Williams Mrs. Evelyn Neal Mr. Mrs. Earl Williams Carlos Nunez Gwendolyn Williams Caren Yvette Polite Renee Williams Ms. Katrina Relaford Robyn Williams Zabia Reeves Mrs. Georgia Wright Rickey Rivers Tiavonnia Wright Buddy's Discount Sales Adana Wynn Sami Sammor Mrs. Elease D. SAms Joseph Spann E.F. Phillips Son Seafood Mr. Ronald Simmons 263 PARTS OF THE WHOLE Unity is the most necessary element in a group for strife works against the most basic principles of brotherhood. However, the individual, a microcosm of the whole, repre- sents the uniqueness that is every bit as important to the survival of the total group. The Beach High School family and every family member represented oneness. As in any family there were times of togetherness — laughter, joy and comaraderie — but there were also times of aloneness — contemplation, solitude and distinction. Still, one was so much more than just one; it was a group standing as one, each member believing in the other and staunchly supporting the parts and the whole. Every individual is one small piece of a huge puzzle — each joining with another and expanding from scattered frag- ments into one harmonious picture. 264 265 A'dam t, Connie S7 Adams, Shawn SO. 82. 251 Adams, Thomas 106. 214 Adana Kenneth 263 Addison, li� .i � 7. 187. 215 Adgcr, Pam 136 Adkins D-.nne SO. 251 Aiken� , Ann 36 Al's Cleaners 226 Alkofcr Simone 106, 146 Alexander. Tammy 50, 82, 157, 208, 212 Allen. Barry 96. 166 Allen. Julie 96 Allen. Sabrina 9o, 160, 140, 160 al-Qadi Hal.mah 50. 6l. 82. 152. 251, 27. 23. 263. 214. 21S. 195. 197 al-Qadi Umar 22. 23 Ambrose. Augustus 87 Anderson, Ernie — 87. 157 Anderson. Jerry 166. 126. 133 Anderson, Kenya 263 Anderson. Killie 263 Anderson. Martesa — 263 Anderson. Shelly — 263 Anderson. Terry 133 Anderson. Tracy — 87. 187 Andrews, Malcolm — 87 Anthony. Eleanor SO Anthony. Henry 252 Armstrong, Bryan — 154 Bacon. Randall — 45 Bailey. Sidra - 87. 157. 162 Baker, Dana 106, 153. 163 Baker, Denise — 50. 52. 163, 164. � 2. 153, 148. 187. 204, 207 233, 251, 195, 197 Ball. Bernadette 50. 54, 163. 161. 82, 187. 238. 212, 251 214 Bamberg. Bernard — 50, 82. 166. 251 Banks. Willie — 42 Barber. Angela — 96. 166 Bargcron. Hazel — 96 Batgeron. Michelle — 163 Barnes, Angela — 136, 163 Barnes. Bill — 154 Barnes, Kisha — 96 Barnes. William — 45 Barnum. Sharon — 96 Batrell. Ricky — 157 Bass, Amy — 106 Baulkman. Myrtle — 42 Beasley. Joey — 106. 263 Bcasly. Tim — 96 ___________ Beckley, Stephanie — 51. 26; Belk — 22 Bell.ngrr Ko.aime — 51, 62. t 2. 15� . 187 2 : :Wr Angel — KV Benjamin, Angdyn — 87. 163 Beu Lahorrotie� , Inc — 22 Biggins. Soma — 87. 161, 163. 186 Biv.g. Portheni - 96 BJockshear, Frank — 35,77 Blake. Anionic — ico Blake, Robf't — U, k . 1.66 Bias. Chris lOfc BUge, Lori — U� o. 124, 135. 134 Blisseii. Donna — 51 Blumbcrg. Vickie — 263 Blunt. Diune — 51. 32 Bcsidte. L treile — 87. loo. 2o3. loO Bolden. Andrea — 51, 82. 174. 184 2 7 Bolden. Doioihy - 41 Bales. Jerry — Si Bonard. Patrick — 39. 159 Bonds, l-aur — 40 Booker. Ronald - 43. 122. 123, 26? Batman. Tina — 153 B'chek. UTr.nya — 106. 169 Boucher, Beverly — tb. to6 Boucher. Cynthui - 87 Bowens. Edn — 37 Boyd, Kirr. - 51. 72. 157. 252 . Braddock. l-rta - 51. 68. � 2, 212 Bradley. Curds — 52, 82. 252 Bradley. Lawrence — 49. 50. 52. 166. 32, 49. 167. IK 242, 215. 194. 198 Bradshaw. Deleris —4� Bradshaw. Kenneth — 97 Branch Joann — 52. 32. 153, 239. 242 Branch. Patrio 52. 82. 242 Brewson. Hazel — 35 Briettenbuch. Richatd —- 97 Brigs4. JacijMfline 106 Bright trie 52, 24 2 Bright, Wendy — 82. 62, 213 Brights � -� . Sieve — 49. 32. 82. 150. 131. 23, 215. 195, 597 Urinas, Joyci 52 82 Broadbelt. Anam-sh — 153, Brockington. Adrienne sSo Brooks, Frances 87 Brown. Bertha — 106 Brown Calvin -- 57 t70 Brown. Candy — 263 Brown. Charles — 5? Brown, l rek — 12o Brown, Darwin - 12o Brown. Derek ISo. 166, 2� 3 Brown, Diane 86. 87, Io6. 146. 163. loO Brown. Edgar 156 Brown. Faye — 49. S3. 163. 82 154. 155. 213 Brown. Jack 87. 157 Brown. John 87. 189. 140 Brown, Janicn 97. 152 Brown. Jenifer 97 Brown. Joseph - S3. 203 Brown, Kim - 87 Brown, Lavonda — 169 Brown. Mjtion 53 Brown, Ramona 49, 53. 172. 82. 148. 172. 149. 152. 194. 196 Brown, Renee — 106 Brown. Thomas 53, 247 Brown. Warren 242 Brown, Willia — 163, 164 Brown, Willie — 184 Brown. Yolanda 53. 82. 153. 212 Bruce. Nancy — 41 Bryjnt. Barbara — 97 Bryant, Joshua — 49. 52, 53. 166. 62. 184, 263. 214. 194. 196 Bryjnt. Jason 87. 170 Bryant, Partnounat — 2o3 Bryant, Thelma — 40 Buddy's Discount Sales — 263 Bunion, Aprillc 54. 82 Bunion. Christopher — loo Burgess, Stephanie — 161. 163, 153. 106 Burk, Sharon — 54 Burnett. Angela — 54. 184 Burnsed. Melissa — � 7. 174 Burton. Katrina — 54. 6o, 82. 153, 263 Bush, Chris — 97 Butler. Renee — 54, 82 Byrd. Charlene — 232 Byrd. Debbie — 54, 82 Byrd. Desi — 157. 251 Byrd. Jackie — 54 Catl, W'cndy — 38 Caldwell. Sabrina — 97. 13o Calhoun. Moses — 170, 263 Cameron. Edward — 44 Camp. Lawrence — 97 Campbell. Charon — 54. 76. 82 Capets, Bruce — 263 Capers. Derdre Y. — 263 Capers. Gtn — 55. 82. 88. 187 Capers. Greg —'55. 63. 65, 82. 247. 209 rs. Nina — 88 iapers, Sharalyn — 163 Capers. Tina — 106 Carey. Debt (.Jflets. M rCO —1106. leo. ICO Carters. Oscar — 160, 86 Carson, Janice --- 214. J60 Carton. Wanda —« 160 Carters, Itilene — 42 Carter. Jackie — 88 Carter, Michelle — 97 Case, Lisa 53. 2. IS4, 155 Case, Shellra — 97 Cason. Jeanlo — 7 Cnto. Charnel — 15? Chambers. Nikki — U 0 Champagne. Wayn — 88 Chandra. Parul — 1? Chandra. Ravi 55. 82. 150. 1S1. 20� . 132 Chaney. Kevin — 170. 58. ID Chapman, Steve — 2? Chisolm. Francis — 42 Chow, Harry — 214. 140 Chung, Reggw — lfsi Church's Fried Chicken — 224 Churoff. Robin • 215 Clark. Lesia — 55 Clark. Renee — 106 Clement� . Courtney - 93 Cobb. Kelly — 106 Coffe. Mike — 23, 202 Coir. Rufus — 16� Cole, Trudie — 40. 251 Col Yolanda — 107 Coleman. Jeffrey — 55. 126, «3, Uff. 215. 170 Coleman. Joseph - 17� Coleman, Katrena - 58. 82 154. � 55, 251, 252 Coleman. Patricia 10? Collino. Allen - OS Collins. Joyce — 160 Collino Kathy — 160 Collins. Lis - 88. 154 Cdison, Carol -- 55. 62 174 Comings, Terrell — 170 Conaway. Angel - «6 Conley, Wallace- 107. 16«. lest Cotmeiology. Mr. Paul's School of — 226 Cook, Glenda 58. c-4. 67. 82. 189, 251, 2o? Cook, Karen 58, Cooper. I.con — S8, 82. 242. 138 Cooper. Leon — 58, 82. 242. 138 Cooper. Mornt Jr 88, 166, 138 Cooper. Sandra 166 Cooper. Smori 98, 146 Cotton. Michael - 40. 263 Courts. Monique 13 ). 122. 13S, 148, 149. 27. 214 Cowart. Karen 88, 152, 146. 23 Cowart. Stephanie S3. 82. 247 Coxon, Gertrude 38 Crapsc, Laurie 88 Crapse. Michelle 58, 82, 263 Cra� vford, Eugenia 107 Crenshaw. S m 88 Cricket!, Kelvin 170 Crisostomo. Felice - 88, 163 Crisostomo. Ronnie — 58 Critton. Calvin — 59 Critton. Cleveland 59, 82, 138 Crockett. Cindy 88. 263 Crouse. Lisa - 59. 82, 172. 184. 251, 247, 160 Cummings, Mariner 263 Curtis, Eva 107 Cuylcr. Elisha 59. 82, 84 Daniels. Gloria — 263 Daniels. John M. — 263 Daniels, Kayla 263 Djnicls, Rhonda C. — 263 Djshjk Scott — 107 DjvkLUcitha — 2o3 David, Deborah Y 263 David. Li Trcllc — 39 David. Nelson — 2eO Davis. Carey — 263 Davis, Cheryl — 122, 143 Davis. Desiree 82. 242 Davis. Harlesia — 59. lo2. 82. lflo. 204 Davis. James — 98, 2o3. 140, 132. 130 Davis. Jimmy — 202 Davis. Kimberly — 59. 82, 153. 187. 182. 263. 215 Davis. Kiwander — 98. 122. 1 Jo, 2oJ Davis. Melissa — 107 Davis. Mclvaree — 59. 82. 122. 135, 213 Davis, Sarah — 246 Davis. Santa — 162. 168. 8o. 88. 148. 149. 188. 214 Davis. Shaklla — 263 Davis. Tamika — 2o3 , Davis. Tyron — 2o3 Davis. Vernon — oO. 242 DcArmon. Don — 98 Deloach. Richard — 166 Demere, Keny — loo Denmark, Patricia — 107. 160 CVnmark, Princess — 60. 82. 153. 154, 155, 252. 210 Dennison. John — 157 Dinkins. Shenelle — 163. 88. 184. 263 Dolgoff, Karen — 148. 149. 152. 214 Dolgoff, Matcey — 60. o4, 70, � 2, 148, 149, 152, 188, 221, 235. 159, 215. 195. 197 Dothard. Tonya — 98 iDouglas . Yvette — «8 IfeDoust. I am my • oO, 82. 153. 172. 182. 25 2. 252 Doyle. Sabrina — 172 Drayton. Harry — 16o, AS. 214 Drayton, Joe — 166 Drummond, Kelvin —,107 210 Drummond. Stephanie — A� , 15� Duke. Richard - 107 Dunbar. Anthony — fiO, 32, 157 Dunham, VaJerie — 15.1 Dunbar, Yvonr -166, 98. 214 Dunharr., Stephanie - 60, 1o6. 8?. :36 Dunham, Wanda — 1S6. 763 Dunn, John — W Durden. Maureen 88 Early. Carleen 60, P-2, 203 EattvrUnd, Tony — 126 Eddy. Bobby — 17 Eden field, Vicky 6«. 189, 203, 263 Edwards, Carolyn - • 98 Edwards. Cathy - 49, 50, 69, 1c6. 174. 140 Edwards. Chris 170. 138 Edwards. Kc.ihy -41 Edwards. Katrin —• 112 Eliion, Daniel 82 Evan� . Coty • 170. ISO. 263 Evans, JaQueen - .13«, 17.2, 135, LJ6 Evans. Kevin - 61 Evans. Williams - 98 Everett. Richatd 107 Fall;-, Eugene 37, ISO Vallis, t-ariy 260 Fallis, T� ff� ny � 1. 82. 157. IA5. 102 212 Farrell. Cheryl 82 Farris. Mark ISO. 151. 38 Ferguson Ann - - 37 Ferguson. Tr.� ey - 153 FVrr; .. Dave ISO . Anthony 107. loo rich. Orr.ii' 187 Flannel. Mary Flaiman. Rodney — 263 Fleming. Clarence 98. 70 Fleming, Henrietta 61, 163, 161. 82. 156. 160 Fleming. Richatd — 98 Floyd. Adrian - 61. 242 Floyd. Paul 107 Flynn. Patrick 99 Ford, T hereto 156 Foster. Terri 107 Foyc. Anthony 99. 166 Franklin. Donnie 263 Franklin. Theresa 2o3 Frazier. Donna 108 Frazier. LaDuanna 108 Frazier. Rachel 166. 108 Frazier, Theresa 61. 82 Fuller. Rose 61. 82. 153. 203 Godson, Anthony — 170 Galich, Jack -- 154, 155 Gardner, Charles 45 Gate, Thomas - 263 Garner, Lee — 1QJ , Garvin. Manuel — 44 Gaston. Alison — 89 Cates, Clinton 263 Catch. Charles D. — 227 Gayle, Daren — 61. 82. 184. 263 Gayle. Shirley — 42 Geigei. Tammy 242 Geohaghan, Harriet - - 263 George. Andrcia — 108 German. James — 43, 126 Gibson. Dawn — 23 Cilford. Lillie Mae — 42 Gillans. Donovan — loo. 10� . 126. 214 Gillison. Tolejala — 99. 263 Gills. Terri — 99 Gimlet. Latrellc — 184. 252 Glasper. Sage — 61. 82. 242 Glodnei. Maya — 108, 146 Golden. William Jt. — o2. 82, 202. 234. 252 Gordon. Tyrone — 99 Graham, Andrea — 153 Graham. Debbie — 41 Grantham, Hannah — 232 Gray, Craig — o2. 147 Gray, Keith — 2o3 Gray. Theresa — 62 Green. David — 54. 62. 166. 247 Green, Jerry — loo Green. Thomatina 99 Green. Vivian — 62. 82. 184, 247 Greene. Crystal — 106. 159 Greene. Jerry — 108 Gross. Lishus — 99. 132. 130 Guermonpre?, Scott — 62. 263 Gunnells. William — 99. 133 Guyton. Aldrcama — 136. 189. 263 Hafey. Joan — 62. 82. 247. 263 Hall. Charlene — 99 Hall, Daphne — 63 Hall. Floyd - 89. 133. 132. 130 Hall, Keisha — 108 Hall, Lee — 89 Hall. Nickey — 203 Hall, Pamela — 172. 80. 160 Hall, Sabrina — 108 Hall. Tommy — 133 Hamilton. Pearl — 134. 89, 135 Hardeman. Lisa — 109 FJarding, Marilyn — 109 Harley. Deborah — 163 Hailey, Denise — 146 Harpe. Emily 63. 82. 174 Hams. Angelina 16� . 109 Frame. Carolyn — 41 Harris. Charles — 90 Harris, Governor — 112 Harris. Joe — � 3. 247 Harris. Patricia — 36 lo2. 168 Harrison. Calvin — 89. 156, 157 Harrison. Elcase — 86 Harrivel!. Ursula 63. 64. 67. IPS, 221. 146, 213, 210 Harvey. Darrin — 170. 132 Hatvot Dominic - 156 Harvey, Nathan;� ; - 100, I.U, � 30 Hatch. Mary - «0, 1S2 Hauglid Kristian — 150. � 31. I.10 Hayes. Bernard - 63. 166, 263 Hayship, Cindy • • 109 Haywood, Marva — «0. 143 149 Heath, Matilda 189, 35 Henderson, Adrienne — 99 Henderson. George 63 Hendrix, Bertha — 4i Hendry, James 263 Hendry, Kimberly � 3,82 Hendry. Michelle -- 109, 2o? Herrington. Nancy 35, 22 Hicks. Willie 4 63, 2S2 Mickey. Howard - 99 Hildreth, Maty — 61. 82, 151, 185. 252 Hill, James � 4 82, 154. S5.S 252 Hiriam� , Altes 109 Hodge Mim • 99 Hdlicy. f.ezota 90 214 Holmes, Arthur - 166, 140 Mnlmeft, Chides • Mi Holmes, Cynthia1 163, 164, 133, 89 263 Holme- Jan 263 Holmes, Michael 64. 170, 83. 175. 133, 252. 263 Holmes, Michelle 169 Holme� , Shetlock 64, 202, 263. 82 Hoskins, Nichelc 64. 82. 186. 187. 204, 207. 252. 27. 159. 215 Houston. Patricia 196 Houston, Stephen 157 Houston, Toni — 99 Howard. Kenneth — 109 Howard. Ronny 154. 155. 252 Hudson. James 166 Hudson. Michael — 263 Hudson. Shcleta — 89, 148, 214 Hudson. Viiginia — 36 Huerd, David — 263 Huerd. Mary 263 Hughe� . Mark — 58. 64, 82. 126, 12 . 252. 143 Hughey, Thomas — 43. 178 Humphrey, Paulette — 163. 89. 174 Humphries, Diucilla — 63, 82. 48. 252 Humphries. Marilyn — loo. 190 Hutchins. Lawtence Jr. — 44 Hutchinson. Coroad — 109 Ingram. Jennifer — 64. 65. 73, 16o. 29, 83. 148. 26, 188, 184, 252. 98. 27. 159. 196. 197. 214. 125. 215. 2e2, 2©0 Irvin. Sarena — 99 Jackson. Andre — 252. 251 Jackson. Becky - 99 Jackson. Cedric — o5. 83. 157. 247 Jackson. Darryl — 51. 65, 83. 150. 151. 138. 153. 146. 252. 247 Jackson. CJedric — 61. 65, 83 Jackson. Elbert — 126. 157, 143 Jackson. Eunice — 124 Jackson, Hervina — 159 Jackson, Kelvin — 89 Jackson. Keny — 100 Jackson. Lamar — 263 Jackson. LaShawn — loo. 189. 148 Jackson. Marilyn — 41 Jackson. Monica — 99 Jackson; Moreele — 89 Jackson. Paula — 163, 153. 89. its� Jackson. Rene — 89 Jackson. Richard — 65, 100 Jackson, Tonia — 80 Jacobs. Zain — 163 James, Donna — 65, 48, 156 James, Joanne — 109 James, Vcrnard — 53, 65. 170, 83, 133, 247 Jamison. Joellen — ISt. 89, 202 Jefferson, Jc Rec 134. 122. 135, 146 Jenkins, Angela 89, 148. 149, 136 Jenkins, Anthony — 90. 132, 130 Jenkins, Beatrice — 44 Jenkins, Carol - 76. 90. 149, 148, 183, 221, 1-16. 184. 263 Jenkins, Dionne - 232 Jenkins, DeShawn — 109, 232 Jenkins, Freeman 263 Jenkins, Michael — 263 Jenkins, Fclecia 90, 172 Jenkins, Vctta 90, 184 Jivcns, Henry — 170 Johansen, Joey - 90. 132. 131, 130 Johnson. Annette 124 Johnson. Carolyn 65, 83 Johnson. Charlcsctta — 90 Johnson. Debra 90 JOhnson. Dicdrc — 6S, 83. 122, 242 Johnson. Deidrc Y. S3. 66. 162. 168. 83. 153, 205, 206, 182, 213, 242, 215 Johnson, Derrick — 263 Johnson. Donna -- 149. 149 Johnson. Eric — 110 Johnson. Essie — 163, 36 Johnson, Keith — 263 Johnson. Mary - 263 Johnson. Monique 66, 83. 242, 23, 263 Johnson. Richard — 166, 160 Johnson. Samuel — 66. 83. 183 Johnson, Stanley •• 66 Johnson. Samanthia — 263 Johnstone, Matla — 90 Jones, Anthony — 66, 68. 166. 183. 215. V 253, 26 Jones. Beverly — 110 Jones, Chandra — 66. 83. 156. 242 Jones. Jacquelyn 134. 100. 122, 135. 214, 142 Jones. James — 67, 83. 157. 202, 2-12 J- 266 l.-y, nw, Kynette — 100 Jnn©� 1 ionri — ](6, «1 June� . Iwy •— JIS Jon©� . Ktwe •— y }lW . Rufus 126 129. 16? Jon©� , Sharon — 16©, S3 Jordan. litub — o7. 83 194. 242.919. 196 19?. 214. 140 Jordan, Sheila 100. 172 joy nr i. Jennifer 67, S3, 173. 242 Keel, Tolejafo — 110 Keffnro. Steve - 110 100, 263 Kelly. Mirhriir 67. S3. 162. 194 Kelly, Shirley 35 Kelly. Shitley 100 Kenny, Julia - 263 Kent. Darryl - 67. 83. 166 Kent. Sabrina • 161, 163 Kent. Schcntcrial 67. S3, 2S7 Kimrey. Paul - 150. 151. 100 King. Alplmnio 110 King. Brian 126, 129. 133. 170 King, Cornell - 170 King, Janice 242 King. Regina 60. S3. 242 King, Stephanie 166 King. Wilfred 110, 166 Kirby, Richard — 110. 166 Kitclwns, Datten — 170 Klaui, Heidi - 6S Klau . Sherman 110 Knowlej, Marvin — 91 Koch. Nanine — 91, 14S. 149. 152, 214 Kovao, U a — 263 Lane. Timmy — 100 Lang, Angel — 110 Lang Cerda — 102, 148, 149, 166. loO Lang, Octavius — 136. 170 Langley. Eva — 101 Lanier. JoAnrvc - 91. 153 Lanier. Tonya — 101, 148. 149. 232 Lanpolsaen. Dranee — 101 Larty, Diane — 263 Larry, RcAlrre — 263 Latimer. Catoline 66. S3. 174. 247 Lawson, Patricia — 38 Leach. Michael — ee. S3 leach. Sharon — 101, 172 Ledbetter. Matthew — 91. lo6. 170 Lee, Cindy — 91, 202 Lee, Thetesea — 68 lefevre, Mark — 263 Lcitttcy. Jocelyn — 68. 2o3. 160 Levigate — 220 Lewii. April — 91. 153. 187 Lewis. Cheryl — 38 Lewis, Lynn — 121 Lewis. Ola — 36. 69. 34 Lewis, Stephanie C. — 68. 83. 153. 263 Lewis. Stephanie D — 59. o4. 68, 83. 122. 135. 143. 188. 215 Lexley, Harold — 69. 247 Lindblad. Denier — 91 Lindsay. Vicki — 172 Lindsey. Michelle — 101 Lloyd. Brenda — 166 Lockett. LaTcah — 101, lo3 Loeffler. Cindy — 101 London. Deborah — 163. 263 Lord. Gwen — 153 Love, Denite — 110. 14o Love, Diane — 110 Lovette. Aylet — 69, 153.156. 247 Lynn. Richard — 110. 160 McAfee. James — 170 MCBrrde, Theresa — 101 McClouden, Donna — 83. 92, 148. 149, 162. 189. 184. 214 McCoy, Carolyn — 69. 83. 153 McCoy, Susan 69 McDonald, Carla — 184 McFaddcn. Shannon — 69. 83. 148, 166. 215 MeCrody, Katen 42 Mclver. Baron 157. 252 Mclver. Bonita — 169 Mack, Willie McKiulck. Jacquelyn - 40 MacPherson, Lyda 92 MaePhersOn. Davis — 110 McRae, Mary — 111 McRay. Tony — 101 Maddox, Dean 92. 150. 151. 166, 184 Maddox, Nathan — 110 Maples, Glen - o9. 251. 252 Mat shall.. Leonard 2©3 Martin. Vci . 92, 146, U-2. 189. 214, 263 Mathis, Anthony — 126 Mathis. Mark •— 16o Matthew. Albeit • 110. 138. 170 Maxwell, Otlggett — 184 Maxwell. Dairen — 15o Maxwell. Eldrxa 160 Mayes, Leslie — 69. S3. 145. 18� . 215 Maynud. Catmileu — 42 Mayor� . Mark 103 Maync;. Marvin 263 Mays. Michele — 170 May� . Willie 170 Milburn, Troy- Milts. Rhonda Milt . Shelia Millrrr, Michele Miller, Robert Michael, Carlos — 69. 184. 208 Middleton, Carl — 43. 136 Mike. RUharrW 101. 1©3. 140 Mikell, Quan 102 92 70 70. 83 - 70, A3, 187 Bm, Miller, Stephanie - 70, 83. 202 Milligun. Casi arulra 70 Milton, Sonia — 283 Mims Cindy' 63. 70, 83. J54. 15� Mims, Du.m 111 Minor, Angela 70, 83, 156 Mitchell. Betty 39, 169. 247 Mitchell. Calvin — 70, 83, 160, 252 Mitchell. Johnnie Mae — 71. 134 Mitchell, Joseph 102 Mitchell. Lisa — 92 Mitchell, Reggie 102. 133. 150 Mitcchll, Tciti — 102 Mobley. Derek — HI. 139 Mobley. Shawn 92. 182 Mole, Richard R. — 16, 30. 6«. 147 Monroe. Gayla — 71. 83 Morris. Andtea — 71. 83, 153. lo3 Mortis. Donna — 71. 83. 19o. 197. 198 Moseley. Pamela 71. 74. 83 Moseley, Tammy - 71, 209 Moore. Charles — 71 Moore. Don — loo, 18� Moore. Jackie — 91. 156 Moore. Janet — 156 Moore. Leonard — 126 Moore, Roberta — 102, 160 Moore, Samantha — 102. 163, 184 Moore, Sherry! — 122. 13«. 13«. 142. 2®3 MortOn. Sharon — 102 Ugnt, Barbara 2o3 ullin. Ortdrea — 102, 163 unn. Clyde — 92 Myers. Ajounette — m Myers. Wanda — 92, 189 Nabots. Debbie — 40 Neal Evelyn — 2©3 Neal Sylvia — 86. 11©. 188 Nelson. Kathy — 111. 146 )06 Ne hit. Kathy - 92. 14© Ne� bit Melvin — I«6 Newsome. Peggy — 92 Newsome. larnmy— 111 Notts I odd 170 Norton. James 71. S3. 146. 15 . I?8 Norton. K.nen — 102 Nunez C arlos — 2o3 ODay John 102 CXIom Sabrina 111 Oglestrret. Dee.lra — 111 fj Olivarer. Phillip — 27, 72. 63, 215 242 O Neal. Nancy 187 - Owens. kirr.t-dra — 102 Owens. Vicki — 102 Paper lech. Inc. — 227 Paige. Arni� � a - Jlll Pat Lei C onnie- 252 Parker. I.anCO — 102 Parrish, Precious - 72, 83. 153, 157. 163. 248 p.rrnsh, Rrgirui 72, 83. 153. 15©, 166 Pate, Paul — 92 Peacock Randy t02 Pendcrgraph, Michelle 122. 136 Perry Charles — 137 Peters, Johnsie — 102 Peter� , Randy 111 Petty. Alvin - 72. $3, 242 E.F. Phillips and Son Seafood 263 Pinkney. Yvette — 136, 146. 166 Pinkney. Yvonne 102, 242, 140 Pippcn. Melinda — 92. 148, 149. 153, 232 Plummer. Willie — 111 Polite, Ann 42, 160 Polite, Caren 72, 153, 263 Polite, Monica 72, 83. 153 Pollard. LaTrcllc — 124. 134. 135 Pollard. Morris — 72, 83, 156. 212 Pollard. Reginald — 189 Pollen� , Leroy — 166, 111 Port City Bumper Sales, Inc. — 227 Porter. Ben 170 Porter. Ernest 102 Porte:, Kim — 102 Pot ter. LaTeah — 111, 169 Posey, Eleanor — 146. 203 Powell. Ann • 103 Powell. Otto — 160 Powell, Palaska — 92 Powns. Annette — 111 iwer}, Calvin — 170 , escott, Eric — 64, 73. 33. loo. 188. 222,|$j 7,246 Preston, Michael — 160 Price. BetfV.I — 111 Price. Carla — 73 Price. Daniel — 103 Pringle. Cheryl — 103. 163. 140 Prokup. Cruris — 103 PfOlik. Robert — 112 Pruitt Gijtt — 92, 174 Pugh. Randall — 157 , Purse, Mona — 92, 232 Quatcrman, Stacy — 103 Ratum Jamc� — 112 Reagan, Mary but 44. 18« 44 Rrevet, Adrienne 103. 156 Reeves, Xavier — 112 Reeve� Zubia - 263 Retd, Cathy 103 Reintaeli, Kcrineh 73 Relaford. Katrina 92, 263 Reno. Kathy - 103 Reynolds, Antonio —• 73 Reynolds, ftancr.'. 73, 63, 184 Reynold� . Hazel 103 Reynold� '; Tonia - 73. 77. 63. J.63. 186, 242 Richard� . IScvrtU 73. 203 Richard� , Bonnyc 72 75. 83. 26. 148, 149. 15; ice,. 214, 236. 160. 194, 196 % Richards. Gloria — 74. 153. 239 Richards, Julia — 74 Richardson. Davis — 112 Richardson, Felicia 124, 134, 135. 142 Riley, James — 74 Riley. Roscoe — 45 Rivera, Chaitcs — 74. 83. 157 River� , Angela 160 Rivers, Nicole — lol. 163 Rivets, Ricky — 170 Robbins. William — 43. 133 Roberson. Charlcsttta — 103 Roberson. Derrick 106 Roberson. Eric — 74, 83. 174 Roberson. Jennifer — 43 Roberson. Karen — 103. 172. 186. 140 Roberson. Stephanie — 172 Roberson. Tabatha — 112 Roberts. Soma — 74, 83. 157 Robert� . Tommy — 166 Robinson. Angela — 187, 140 Robinson. Christopher — 74, � 3 Robinson. Jeffrey — 103, lio ! Robinson. Michael — 74, 83. 252 Robinson. Quadra — 156 Rockett. Dondic 105 Rogers. Zia — 75. 83, 15©. 172 Rolle. Evelyn — 75. 83 RolUns. Lynn — 103 Rose. Luther — 43. 178 Roundtree. C raig — 170 Roueakis, John P. — 215 Rowabough. David — 75 Rowland Juhr — 112. l«o. 21-1 Rowland. Phdip—71. 75. 83. ISO. 151. ’ 48. 133, 27. 247. 195. 197 RubniU. Beryl — 35 Ruffin. Regina - 75. 83. 252 Ruth. Kandy — 208 Russell. Jack.e — «2. lo3 Russi': jjmes — 112 Russell. Jo jueata 75. 63. 1 3. 20_s 232 251 Russell. Natalie — 112 Ruth, John — 92. 170 Rutledge. Wanda - 75, 83. 172. 187 Sadler. James — 93 Saldana. Carol — 93 Salmon. Pamela — 3 Sammor. Sami — 263 Sam� . Cheryl - 75, 83. 14.- Sams. Please D. — 237. 2o3 Sam� , Monica — 23. Zb. 27 31, ©5. 72, 7o. 81. 83, lie. 148. IAS. 196. 197. log. 222,J| 237. 2©8. 215, 194. 196 Sanchez. Mark — 210 Sander� K.imbi — 93, 14© Sanders. Camellia 7o, A3. 153. 154, '1SS. 'sir.tana. Michael — 112 Nmioi. Kenneth — 112 ‘sent©� , Lisa - 756 'wage, Ruths© • • 44 Schaeffer. Paul — 76 Scheigert. Tiffiny — 112 Scliuman, Michael ■ ■ 76. 83 Schwartz. Chuck — 174, 17o Scott, Dorothy — 1C� ScxMt, Eric 103. 166 Scott Esterlcn� : 35 Scott. Gary — 103, 166 Scolt. Htrssie — 3 ;, 251 Scott. Sandy 112 Scott. Vicky — 182 Scott William — 76. 83, 252 Scott. Wanda — 103, 169 Striven, Leslie — 140 Sheikh-. Linda — 172, 242 Shirk!-., Marilyn — 76 Shield� , Willie — o'2 Sheppard. Donna — 93 Sheppard. Mel:r� a — 113 Sheppard Theresa — M3 Shipyard Plantation - 224 Shuman, Kt-ye — lt 3 Sinunonv. Gloria — 40 Simmon� . Jrri -—113. 16© Simmon . Judy - 39 Simmons. Ronald — 2©3 Simmons. Sabrina — 148. 187 Simmons Tonya — 118 Singleroti. Dor.� - 76. 83. 242 Singleton. Lisa 7o. 63, 1?3, 157 187. 148. 252 263 Singleton. The ton 170. 162 Singleton. Vcrddl i 0 Singleton, Verlenc °3, 187, 263 Singleton. Victoria 113 Skinner, Tammy - 113 Slon-an, Drhia 77. 83, 322 134. 252 Small� . Benjamin 83. 187 Sinaiis, Ktetru 103. 143, 149, 1©6. 138 Small� Kimberly — 77, bZ. 134. 252 Small� , Nathaniel -- 93 Small� , Renee 93 Small� . Stephanie 77. 61. 253 156 251 Smart, Cynthia 104 Smart. Linda — 77. 63 186. 134. 262 Smart, SharoneHe — J1J, 2o3 Smith. AthcM-r 77, 53. 156, 172 . 252 Smith, Bobby — 77 Smith, Charlie — 43. 138 Smith, Collette — ’ 7 Smith. Cynthia — 10-t Smith; Dana — ■M, Smrl . tlrrrl 1 © Smith. Gtnrva 37 Smith. Jimmy — � 3. lr s Smith. Julia — 41 Smith, lu� a — 263 Smith. Mugger — 2©3 Smith, Richard — 93 Smith, Pamela — 15© Smith, Scott — 10« Smith, Terty - 17© Smith, Valerie — 104 Solomon, Ivar. — 77. it© Solnmzn. Phillip — 2©3 Spann, Joceph :•©. .v.iB Spann, Pam — 93 Spann, Ra«ii) ’t — :.;© -•P-vjJding. Syi.ni 11 i- ’ r.etr 11 � J rov v;. r. Oli V - 2©3 . iwa • 166 112. Ii6. 52. 1©6 158. 196, 197. 21«. 215. 198 194. 19© van . Rlwahr.J — 157 Svvns; fkvnya — 93, 16?. Steven . Viola — 2 S-' v.-jrd. Samantha 113 S'.ewfl . Stephanie — 148 Stokec. Shfiron — 78, 83, 153 Strike Sherina — U3- Stout, Billy • 104 150 Sullivan. Sheila — 78. A3. 154. 155 Swancon. fionrvr — 78 83 Swinford, Kathy -- 36. 263 Sv int Patricia 78. A3 242. 263 SwnnUrn. johnnie Mai- 42 lalbert. Anron — IOS. 156 Talbert. Dzru — 78 156 Tanner. Kinr 78. S3, 251. 2«7 T.Oe. Ruthie 41 Tzvior Alliton — 93. 154 Taylor. Monica 78. S3. 173. 253. 213. 2(2, loO Tee Tommy 263 1'hucker. Andrea J53 Thoma ;. Audrey - - 160 Thamai. Chariotle 78. 153. 247 251. 160 Thoma� , Chat nette 101, 143, 172. 184 Thomas, Elmer 40, 263 Thoma� . Kim 131, 135 Thoma� , Mamie 42 Thomac. Sieve - 166. 263 Thompson, Carl -15 Thomjwon, Tammy 78. 247 Thompum. Willie 0.5 Thorjut. Angela 213 Tiliroon. Cris 46, 73. 154 TiJIman. Jimmy 104 Tipton LuDhanna 1CM. 18 . 202 Todd, Donald • ' •), 154 Tilim.-.n, Jimmy 104 Tiplon, IjDb.anna - 104. J89. 202 Todd, Donald 79, 63 Tolbert. Conleita - 122. 13t Torn'S — 231 Tones. Ena — 4 Trzwick. Bevky — lc© Fucker fc Son� , Irvc. — 226 Tukes, Stanley — 94, 133. IX . 170 Turner Robert — 79. S3. 1A7 Tuutn. Marilyn — 43 Ty cn; David — 113 Fy� On. Or al - 5«. 83 170 Uhele. Tracy — 79. 83 Underwood. Andrea — 16© Union Camp — 22� Veteen, Joanne — 79. 83.157 Vinson Shelly — 79. lc© 83. 150. 154 Wade. Rodney — 136 Wzldburg. Stfrphanle - 79. IS . 157, 234 Walden. Don — 113 Walker. Johnnie — 104 Wallace, Curtis — 83. ;.S4, IS5. 252 Wallace, Tolanda — 94, 2©3 Walter, Amy lOi Walter. Andy 113 VValthom. Irene 263 VVa hington. Cheryl 37. 103, 172, 140 Waxhinglon. Dclore� 42 Waihington. Eric •— 252 We� ton. Wayne 79. S3 V«tkin� , lOelmjr 166. 94. 137' IVater� . Michelle 94 1S7 VValcr� , Susan — 16©, 114 Whaley, Sunta - 153 While. Angela 94. 156, 166 White. Cynthia 79 While. Eric 105. 154 White. Jeffrey — 112 White. LtTrclle - 79. 148. 163. 83. 153. 187. 149, 2©3, 215 White, lx© ■ 42 White. Me!I� .� a 79. 242 Whitt ton, Laurie — 114 VM-.itf.cid. Julia - 40 2©3 Wtlchff. Julia 40. 252 Wilder, Kxlva - 157 William . Abto - 43, !??. 2o3 Williams; Anthony — 17© Wtlliarcib. Brandi —• 94 Williams, Brenda — 105 Williams, Cut ha — 263 Williams. Celeta — 105 Williams. Cynthia — 156. 194 Willums Darrel 203 William� , Dawrtfque — 27. 83. 148. 149. 152. to!. 164. 79. 18©, 187. 215. 233 Williams. Dorothy — 38 Williams. Dylan — 93. lc Wlllhuns. Earl — 105. I� 9 2©3 VViliuims, Felecia — 60, 202 Williams, Frank — 227 Williams. Owen — 58, 65. 0. 83. 187. i.tt� 215. 232. 247. 263 Williams, Hope — 55. o4, � 0. 33. 140. !4o. 1 «8. lo2. 185. 1Q5. I«7. 199. 213. 221. 233. 19� . Wo Williams. ;«-nr — 6? Wiljiam , Je� � e - � 0. 242. 251 Williams. Katrina — 105 Williams. Lamar — ISO Williams. I.ar.nice 105, 16o Willianv� . Melivm -- 1)4 VVilliams. Rene© — 163 Williams. Robert — rO, 93, 1 6 Williams Robyn 114.263 William� . Ronnie 90 Williams. Sandra •- 93. 293 Wiilixir.s. IVrrencv — 80, 83. 157. 166 Williams, Ihemeil • 170 Wiilwtnis. Tacy • lo6 Williams. Valtrfe — 114 Williams, Viola — 44 Williams. Walter — 247 Williamson, Kirby - 114 WilmorO, RrvJnry 105 Wllmore Tonya — 80. 83. 133, li 2. 203. 207. 212. 242 Wiim.ot, larry ■ 105 VViimot. Tina — 114 Wilson Aian — 95. 150 151 Wilton. Bruce - 114 VViiton, Jcvm - - 60 Wilson. Thomacina - 114 Wisenbutker, Paul 247 Witham, Wanda — 40 Winbutn. Samantha ■ 153. 192. loO Wofford. W anda 149, 151, 190 Wo� xl. Oori - 30 Woods, Sandra 105 Worrieh, Jcssnne 105, 16© Wotring. Dorie - 90. 83, 252 Wright, Billy - 14’ 170 Wright, Georgia 263 Wright, Cotdic 32, 33 Wright, Etipa — 160 Wright, Evi� 164, 105 Wright. John 44 Wright, Michael 80. 83 133, 142. 247 Wright, Patricia 9.5 Wright. Tiavonna 263 Wright. Tonia 114. 169. 160 Wright. Tony - 95, 170 Wright. Tyiooe —114 Wright. Valiwa tX . 92. 252 Wright. Wanda 95 Wyatt. Connie - 105 Wyly, Sharon 114, 1©6 Wynn. Adana 95. 56, 166, 263 Wynn. Notalic 124. 166 Young. Melvin 170, 126 Young. Stacy 176 Young, Wilbert • 203 267 268 EDITOR'S NOTE Dear Students and Faculty, A yearbook is as much a part of a student's high school memorabilia as the class ring or a scrap- book of treasured mementos. It is a priceless collection chronicling golden moments of our teenage years in words and pictures. Because it is such an important element of our carefree school days, the annual staff labored meticulously to produce a book that, hopefully, meets with the approval of the students, faculty and administra- tion. Along with the title Editor-in-Chief came many afterschool and weekend hours of toil. At times responsibilities weighted heavily upon my shoulders, but there were always those who soothed my anxieties and supported my cause. I could not have succeeded at this monumental task without God's guidance and inspiration. Also, my tolerant, loving mother, Mrs. Elease D. Sams, was a major motivating force during my times of despair. It is needless to say that the encouragement of my patient adviser, Mrs. Ma- tilda B. Heath, was of tantamount importance. There are a few staff members whose work was of special quality and whose attitudes were ex- tremely pleasant. Marcey Dolgoff's division pages and layouts contributed greatly to the at- tractiveness of the book. Lisa Sterling's creative use of graphics in Classes and Hope Williams' perseverance with layouts earned my sincerest gratitude and admiration. 1 must also thank Mrs. Ola B. Lewis and Mrs. Essie D. Johnson for a strong background in English which is vital in writing good copy. The result of hundreds of man-hours spent by the Annual Staff, this yearbook is a labor of love standing as a testament of the pride we hold for our cherished Alma Mater. It is our sincere hope that the 1984 Golden Bulldog will be treasured by members of the Beach High family for many years to come. Sincerely, 6 JOSTENS