Bartow High School - Summerlin Echo Yearbook (Bartow, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1974 volume:

4 Table of Contents Opening Section............ 1 Student Life.............. 18 Sports.................... 70 Academics.................104 Classes...................134 Ads.......................190 Index.....................220 Wherever you are, your friends make up your world 4 1. Ralph Motee” Wilson and Wanda Austin. 2. Carolyn Mathis. 3. Johnny Mathis. Jimmy Crisnold, John Hazelton. Rubin Leonard and Eldred Thomas. 4. Jimmy Hicks and Mary Cowles. 1. Gregory Carior and Sheryl Moglo. 2. Gigi Collins. Greg Hamer, and Claire Hastings. 3. Nancy White. 4. Felix Atkinson and David Kauffman. 5. Vicki Lewis. Fred Rhoden. Laura Pipes, and Karl King. 7 Travel along with a friend and a song 1. Bennie Lcverette and Wanda Stevens. 2. Penny Bolkcom. 3. Bonnie Hunt and Ga- linda Brown. 4. Cindy Williams and Greg Gilchrist. 5. Ken Wiggins. Friendship Oh, THE COMFORT-the inexpressible comfort of feeling safe with a person, Having neither to weigh thoughts, Nor measure words— but pouring them All right out—just as they are— Chaff and grain to- gether— Certain that a faith- ful hand will Take and sift them— Keep what is worth keeping— And with the breath of kindness Blow the rest away. —Dinah Maria M. Craik There is a friend that sticks closer than a brother 1. Cheerleaders 2. Joe Whitehurst. Paul Hart- barger. and Rudy Simpson. 3. Diane Braun- beck. and Phyllis Langdale. 4. Robin Potts and Tomalina Graham. 5. Susan Hicks and Martha Cowles. 14 1. Mr. Prince 2. The Journalism Staff 3. Marian Wright and John Wheeler 4 Bubba Kelly and Connie Estes 5. Chatting with the girls 1 DO KOtHSH JO SON 3 S PATRICIA KNIGHT IS MISS ECHO The yearbook staff is proud to present its feature in the ‘74 year- book, Miss Echo, Patricia Knight. Patricia was selected by a panel of out-of-town judges from a group of twenty-four contestants. They were judged on the basis of beauty and stage poise. Mr. Corbett, Geometry teacher, served as emcee in the contest which was held on February 1 at the Civic Center ABOVE: Dorcas Oates. BELOW: Mary Young. ABOVE: Lauren Lowers. BELOW: Sheril Boston. JEFF JACKSON IS CHOSEN MR. BHS FOR ’74. The outstanding male senior was recognized as Mr. BHS. An ideal Mr. BHS possesses good scholarship, leadership, personality, appearance, and involvement in school and com- munity. Jeff Jackson was chosen as Mr. BHS for 1974. HOMECOMING Michael Sams: Betty Thomas DEANNA ALLEN CROWNED ’73-74 HOMECOMING QUEEN BHS was at its best during Spirit week. Spirited students wore far-out costumes and Cheerleaders encour- aged BHS students to keep quiet on “Silence Day” by marking the faces of those who talked. Offenders were dealt with at the Pep rally. On Wednesday night, the snake dance wound from the Civic Center to the football stadium, and students hon- ored John Pickett with the coveted title of Ugliest Man on Campus. Li- onettes and Anchor and Key Club performed skits and topped it off with a roaring bonfire to boost the Jackets to victory. The climax of Spirit Week was the Friday night Homecoming game. Deanna Allen was crowned Home- coming Queen by last year’s queen, Pam Edwards. In typical style, the Jackets won the game against Fort Meade 12-0, and a homecoming dance completed the evening. Mike; McDonald: Pam Weathcrington Marty Simons: Mary Cowles Karl King: Nancy White Ron Bailey: Tricia Knight Steve Stidham: Lauren Lowers Kevin Prevatte: Mary Young: CALENDAR GIRL CONTEST 26 CALENDAR GIRLS DISPLAY BEAUTY YEAR ROUND BHS students can enjoy beauty year round with twelve Calendar girls and Cover girl. The Calendar Girl contest was held at the city audito- rium on September 28, 1973. Five out-of-town judges selected the twelve Calendar Girls and the Cover Girl. Selections were based on beauty and stage poise. HALL OF FAME SENIORS SELECT CLASSMATES FOR HALL OF FAME Outstanding BUS seniors leave their mark in the Senior Hall of Fame. Se- niors selected eight senior boys and senior girls from those nominated by the faculty. Contestants were nominated on the basis of lead- ership. scholarship, sportsmanship, or citizenship. Wanda Austin YOUTH SENATE MARY COWLES REPRESENTS FLORIDA AT SENATE YOUTH PROGRAM Mary Cowles was the girls' repre- sentative at the U.S. Senate Youth Program. She began an exciting week of fun and learning when her escort met her at the airport in Washington. During the week. Mary met Vice-President Ford and Sena- tor Humphrey. The knowledge and insight of our government that she gained was beneficial to her and her fellow BHS students. 30 MARY COWLES BOYS AND GIRLS STATE STUDENTS TAKE PART IN STATE GOVERNMENT Jeff Jackson and Vendarac Washing- ton were our representatives to Boy's State and Girl’s State. Each year, the faculty nominates students, and the students vote for six out of the group. The American Legion se- lects the guy and the Legion Aux- ilary, the girl. Boys’ and Girls' States are exercises in government and stu- dents fill positions from the Gover- nor on down. Some of the sugges- tions voted on are actually made law. By seeing how the government works, people learn how to peace- ably change and improve our state. STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL AT WORK Unlike the other service clubs, student council activities involve the school only. Student representatives from all homerooms work together to improve the school and pupil relations. The school calendar. Homecoming, and Mr. BUS are activities that are sponsored by Student Council. New activities for this year include presiding over the In- ter-club council meetings, and spon- soring the faculty vs. WQPD staff bas- ketball game. Added to all their activities, the members of Student Council strive to increase pupil partici- pation and school spirit throughout Bartow High School. REPRESENTATIVES: ROW ONE: Alethia McGill. Carl Hudson. Pat Burdin. ROW TWO: Vickie Fletcher. Gigi Strong. Jan Hampton. ROW THREE: Kathy Northern. Joann Ryland, James Pattey. ROW FOUR: Jim Long. Kelly Trump. Cindy Snow. ROW FIVE: Michael Cummings. Wanda Stephens. Dovie Williams. ROW SIX: Connie Estes. Mary Alice McClelland. Martha Cowles. ROW SEVEN: Parker Pannebaker. Twyla Wallace. Kathy Brown. ROW EIGHT: Vendarae Washington. Wanda Jackson. Audrey Alexander. ROW NINE: Ralph Wilson. Cindy Laws. Pam Pickett. ROW TEN: Mike Hammond. Ru- bin Moore. NOT PICTURED. Lew Ann Allen. Patti Blount. Jernctha Collins. Leigh Duke. Gloria Haggins. Aaron Jones, Betty Miller. Ervin Wilson. ALTERNATES: ROW ONE: Rose Marie Workman. Davis Hyslop. Jay Hunt. ROW TWO: Bobbi Perry. Roger Haag. Sandra Diiworth. ROW THREE: Barbara Snead. James Troop, Annette Bryant. ROW FOUR: Faye Ricks. Tommy Walker. ROW FIVE: Mitch Unrue, Cindy Wil- liams. Portia Lewis. ROW SIX: Gene Bell. Sheila Daniels. Scott McNutt. ROW SEVEN: Ken Wiggins. Roland Stephens. Joyce Griggs. ROW EIGHT: Susan Swinda). Margaret Lawrence, Galinda Brown. ROW NINE: Dorcas Oates. Ronald Reed. Sheila Sutton. ROW TEN: Penny Bolkcom. Matt Collins. Vincent Hudson. NOT PICTURED: Michael Ansley. Shirley Claxton, Tim Fillmon, Steve Gay. Rupert Jones. Roy Marsh. Nancy Moore. Greg Morris. Wade Pharis. STUDENT COUNCIL Bl-RACIAL COMMITTEE: Susan Hicks. Scott Richardson. Jeff Stidham. Ronnie Watson. Greta Broderick. Marquila Forsett. Brenda Myr- ick, Audrey Alexander. Vincent Hudson. OFFICERS: Mrs. Connor. Sponsor: Vicki Hielscher. Secretary: Jimmy Hicks. V. Pres.: Wanda Austin. President: Jenny Allen. Treasurer. 33 ANCHOR ANCHOR SAILS INTO SERVICE Keeping busy is the practice of BUS Anchor Club. They serve BUS and the Bartow Community. Local activ- ities include ther Muscular Dys- trophy Drive, services for local adult clubs, parties for hospitalized chil- dren, Christmas gift wrapping, and involvement with a tutoring pro- gram. Promoting school spirit, hon- oring BUS faculty, and sponsoring Powder Puff game. Spirit Week and a Talent Group insure unified parti- cipation throughout the club. OFFICERS: ROW ONF.: Clemmie Kin� . Vice-President: Amy McArthur. Jr. Director: Jeff Jackson. Admiral: Cindy Williams. Soph. Director: Linda LePage. Sr. Director: ROW TWO: Jennie Allen. Secretary: Dorcas Oates. Treasurer. Vicki Lewis. President. SENIORS: ROW ONE: Margaret Lawrence. Vicki Lewis. Vicki Hiels- cher. Patricia Knight. ROW TWO: Sarah Campbell. Joni Brett ingen. Linda LePage. Pam Pickett. Beverly Mooneyham. Dorcas Oates. Cindy Laws. Colleen Casey. ROW THREE: Pam Wetherington. Laurie Pittman. Sonya Smith. Donna Cox. Lauren Lowers. SOPH K |R: ROW ONE: Patty Pickard. Melissa Phillips. Diane Waddell. Cyndi Williams. Claire Hastings, Jennie Whitaker. Sue Hosmer. Cay McBee. Cindy Smith. ROW TWO: Cindy Pittman. Janet Singletary. Linda Groom, Maureen Casey. Susan Edwards. Amy McArthur. Carol Ray. |ill Priddle. Cindy Snow. Debbie Elliott. Julie Fletcher. Gloria Hag- gins. ROW THREE: Pal Burdin. Connie Estes. Lee Kellman. Clemmie King. Jan Hampton. Susan Burke. Maribeth Stevens. Patti Blount. Deb- bie Smith. Mary Huffman. Diana Ewing. Anchor Admiral Jeff Jackson and President Vicki Lewis. 35 INTERACT INTERACT CANOES DOWN THE RIVER Interact has hail a busy year. They collected money for Muscular Dys- trophy. had car washes, and spon- sored a canoe trip down Peace River. They helped the school as well as the community by cleaning up the BHS grounds. 36 OFFICERS: ROW ONE: Ronnie Troup: Fred Rhodon. President: Terry Sponsor: Ken Wijy� ins. Vice-President: Danny Lunn. Secretary Cauthcn: John Pickett. Treasurer. ROW1' TWO: |oe Langford: Mr. Conrad. [R. t SOPH: ROW ONE: Bobby Laws. John Pickett. Mike Yearwood. Terry Cauthan. Gre« Hamer. Lee Clark. |eff Early. ROW TWO: Mike Anderson. Danny Lunn. Bob Braswell. Amos Tidwell. Tommy Walker, fames Troup. Greg Miles. KEY CLUB 38 KEY CLUB IS “ON THE AIR” Key Club’s single-service project this year is helping the aged through the Homemaker” program. They aid the sick and provide them trans- portation when needed. Their brainchild for this year is a TV pro- gram that lets the Bartow Commu- nity know what’s going on in and about town. Ricky Weeks. Treasurer; Mr. Sid Cowles. Sponsor: Tom Adcox. 1st Vice-President: Karl Kin � . President: Gary Wilson. 2nd Vice-Presi- dent: Davis Hyslop. Secretary: Steve Stidham. Lt. Governor. Division Ten. LEFT. |ames Hill. Pete Almazon. |im Long. and Richard LePage sweep B.H.S. parking lots BELOW: ROW ONE Richard LePage. Byron Walker. Eric Moravick. Richit Till. Gary Wilson. Ja Hunt. Mark Clark. Hill Roberts. Robert Gregory. Steve Carpenter. ROW TWO: Tom Ad- cox. Davis Hyslop. |ohn Hamilton. Eric Driesler. Mike Starling, Peter Almazan. James Hill. Greg Gilchrist. Da vid Andrews. Robert Rainey. Roger Haag. Jeff Stidham Danny Stanfill. ROW THREE: C C. Corbett. Chris Os- walt. James Pattey. Wallace Storey. Rick Schulz. Tim Goss. |im Long. 39 UONKTTKS HEAR THOSE LIONETTES ROAR The Lionettes’ roar certainly is no! muffled. They started a basketball tournament for girls’ clubs, made draperies for the teacher’s lounge, and had parties at the County Hos- pital for the children. There is no doubt Lionettes is a valuable asset to our school and community. OFFICERS: HOW ONE: Deanna Allen. Chaplain: Tina Thomas. Lion Tamer. Susan K.iv Tail Twister. Bobbi Perry. Sophomore Director: |ulie Periman. Secretary: Linda Crimes: Sunshine Chairman. ROW TWO: Mrs. Churla Mercer. Sponsor: Penny Bol- kcom. Vice President: Mary Cowles. President; Martha Cowles. Junior Director: She- ryl Mojile. Treasurer: Susan Micks: Mane Puller: Miss Beverly Sisk. Sponsor. TOP: Matt Collins. Lionettes Tamer. LOWER RIGHT: Wanda Austin presents second place Homecoming float ribbon to Lionettes President Mary Cowles. 40 HOW ONE: Sh.iron Allen. Alicia Breton. Sherry Smith. Debbie Bro- wer. Tina Thomas. Susan Ray. Mary Alice McClelland. (iigi Collins. Diane Buchanan. HOW TWO: Sharon Brooks. Bobhi Perry. Twyla Wallace. Sheryl Rogers. Susan Hicks. Julie Bryan. Barbara Bruce. Leslie Wallace. JoAnn Rvland. Carla Eller. Leigh Duke. Ellen Cham pion. ROW THREE: Debra Widncr. Cheryl Herbert, ferolie Strong. Myoshi Smith. Carolyn |ackson. Martha Cowles. Brenda Albritton Kitty Sporleder. Brenda Page. Cindy Terrio. 41 Z CLUB Z CLUB OFFICERS: Vav Scull; Ginn Phillips. Zombie: fanel Lawrence. President; Dori Wallace; ROW TWO: Man,' Young, Treasurer: Valerie Secretary; Mrs. Watson. Sponsor; Mrs. Greene. Sponsor; Laura Pipes. Benton. V. President; Phyllis Kimbril. Z CLUB SENIORS: ROW ONE: Mary Young. Phillistene McCaskill. Phyllis Kimbril. Valerie Benton. Susan Swindal. Betty Thomas. Kaye Sally Trump. Laura Pipes. Rosa Young: ROW TWO: Tanya Collins. Parham. Z CLUB ASSISTS WITH FUND RAISING Z Club is on the upswing. For its third year, the Z Club has busied it- self with projects that vary from the? Multiple Sclerosis organization. They work closely with their all- woman parent club, the? Zonta Club. ROW ONE: Vay Scot!. Daphne Overstreet. Renata Drummond. Wanda Stephens. Mordica Cook. Carolyn Mathis. ROW TWO: Bonnie Hunt. Devra Burt. Reva Collins. Debbie Webb. ROW ONE: Janet Lawrence. Sandra Collins. Brenda Floyd. Carmon RiChard. Karen McWhorter. Susan Askew. Kelly Trump. Liz Hiss. ROW TWO: Glen Phillips. Zombie: Dori Wallace. Liz Kleinfiolder. Mrs. Watson. Sponsor. 43 THEY SING WITH A SONG IN THEIR HEARTS The Glee Club, which consists of about ninety percent black and ten percent white students, is sometimes referred to as the “Oreo Club.” These members have a sense of to- getherness and sing for the joy of it whether in Spring Concert or par- ticipating in state competition in Tallahassee. BOYS CHORUS: ROW ONE: Robert Simmons. Sam Cassick. Aaron Jones. Lonnie Oxford. Tim Yar- borough. ROW TWO: Leon Woods. Michael Sams. Vernon Rentz. Earnest Mathews. Tommy Walker. Charles Ponds. ENSEMBLE: ROW ONE: Linda Croom. Galinda Brown. Kathy Smith. TWO: Ervin Wilson. Steve Stidham. Bennie Levcrett. Rubin Moore. Lin- Vendarae Washington. Phyllis!int McCaskiil. Betty Thomas. ROW dsey Floyd. Albert Bates. Carrie Edmonds. CONCERT CHOIR—(Sopranos) ROW ONE: Vendarae Washington. Marquita Forsett. Shirley Nelson. Princess Coney. Betty Thomas. ROW TWO: Carrie Edmonds. Lalita Burton. Joyce Griggs. Althea McGill. Sandra Moore. Brenda Myrick. Mary Warded. ROW THREE: Dorothy Joe. Daphne Overstreet. Patricia Hamilton. Pam Davidson. Martha Dan- shy. Enola Gibbs. Joan Clem. Laura Bohannon. ROW FOUR. Kathy Powell. Vanessa Glover. Mary Braddy. Violet Kelley. Sylvia Cassicks, Bobbie Houston. Thomasina Brown. Phyllistine McCaskiil. 44 CONCERT CHOIR—(Tenors) ROW ONE: Steve Stidham. John Hamilton. Aaron Jones. Glenn Kelly. ROW TWO: Sam Cassick. Ervin Wilson. Kenneth Mathis. CONCERT CHOIR—(Altos) ROW ONE: Celestine Bennett. Jerolie Strong. Cheryl Glover. Miyoshi Smith. Waureen Mathis. ROW TWO: Carolyn Mathis. Nordica Cook. Lisa Williams. Margaret Thomas. Kathy Brown. Ruby Moore. ROW THREE: Rhonda Bush. Nita Outlaw. Tarpza Rose. Celestine Smith. June Battle. Linda Grimes. Kaye Parham. ROW FOUR: Betty Wilkins. Portia Lewis. Jackie Simon. Rosa Young. Margo Allen. Toniette McCloud. Joyce Bentley. Sheila Patterson. ROW THREE: Bennie Watson. Michael Bryant. Lindsey Davis. Clarence Corbett. Rubin Moore. Leon Woods. CONCERT CHOIR—(Basses) ROW ONE: Clevester Oliver. Albert Bates. Tim Yarborough. Bennie Leverett. Tommy Walker. ROW TWO: Michael Sams. Tony Lewis. Vernon Rent .. Bruce Edwards. Earnest Mathews. 45 ROW ONE: Leigh Duke. Jerolie Strong. Kelly Trump. Karla Etter. ROW TWO: )an Hampton. Patti Blount. Lee Kellman. TOP: Susan Edwards. WE’VE GOT THE SPIRIT! When the spirit’s down, the cheer- leaders step it up again. Rain or shine, the cheerleaders are around to cheer our athletes on to victory. They also make posters for the foot- ball games. When they chant “We’ve got the spirit. you know they’ve got it. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: ROW ONE: Bonnie Hunt. Beverly Candy. Rhonda Bush. Wanda Austin. Joni Brett ingen. ROW TWO: |uanita Outlaw. Barbara Bruce. Nancy White. TOP: Kita Forsett. CHRISTIAN SERVICE THEY ARE “ONE IN THE SPIRIT” As their motto indicates, the mem- bers of the new Bartow Christian Service Club have bound them- selves together in the spirit of love and service to BHS and the commu- nity. Some of their many projects in- cluded a canned food drive and a Christmas Seal Campaign “Tag Day1’. Mr Frost; Sponsor. Tim Yarborough: V. Pres.. Eddie Brown President. Keith Williams: Secretary. Lonnie Oxford; Treasurer ROW ONE: Diana Roop. Vicky Runnels. Jeanette Patterson. Ricardo Harris. Sharon Martin. Tweety Davis. Keith Williams ROW TWO Della Frink. Galinda Brown. Julie Bryan. Bobbie Houston. Sylvia Cassick. Kathryn Smith. Cclestine Smith. Tony Lewis. Tim Yarborough Nancy Cannon. ROW THREE: Randy Whitten. Jeannie Cameron. Penny Bolkcom. Sharon Sparks. Eddie Kirkland. Paul Newton Lonnie Oxford. DCT DCT AND DE UNDERTAKE PROJECTS DCT and DE, both which claim a good percentage of BUS students, offer members Co-op Education. These clubs undertake many impor- tant projects, such as the parking sticker program, which benefit themselves as well as the; school. OFFICERS: ROW ONE: Shari Snow. Treasurer: Margaret Lawrence. Pres.: Mary Clark. Secretary. ROW TWO: Glenn jorry Waters checks out James Smith. Phillips. Vice-President; Mr. Ralph Moore. Sponsor. ROW ONE: Marie Cabanas. Wanda Jackson. Glenn Phillips. Margaret Lawrence, Shari Snow. Sherry Martin. Bonnie Bucanhan. Debbie Gandy. Debbie Cope. Lynn Braswell . ROW TWO: Mary Clark. Jerry Waters. 48 Linda Ayers. Melissa Ricks. Marie Patrick. Janet Herrington. ROW THREE: Cynthia Armstrong. Kenneth Glover. Harold Harvey. Mr. Ralph Moore. Sponsor. DE Mike McDonald loaves for work. OFFICERS: ROW ONE: Garmon Richard. Vice-Pres.; Susan Swindal. Pros.: Janette Hooks. Corresp. Sec. ROW TWO: Randy Horn. Treasurer; Mike Chapman. Karen McWhorter. Recording Sec.; Charla Mercer. Sponsor. nie Harrison. Beth Wallace. Jeanette Hooks. Mike Chapman. Randy Horn. Paul Hjort. Mrs. Charla Mercer. ROW THREE: Charlie Provenza. Susan Swindall. ROW ONE: Cindy Martin. Karen St. Ledger. Dawn Harper. Diane Os- borne. Cannon RiChard. Mike McDonald. Karen McWhorter. Mark Tanner. Jessie Hudson. ROW TWO: Janie Currv. Connie Caracker. Con- 49 DRAMA CLUB PRESENTS “SPECIAL DELIVERY MALE” Drama club members learn the es- sentials in acting as they rehearse for their annual Spring Play. In ad- dition to acting, they learn stage dec- oration. costuming, lighting, direct- ing, and flat erection. More important, however. Drama Club members have fun learning. OFFICERS: Mr. Williams. Sponsor: Thomas Adcox, Pres.: Jennie Allen. Sec.: Holly Lewis. Treas. Patrica Knight and Scott McNutt take a break between scenes. 50 ROW ONE: Jan Hampton. Vicki Hielscher. Sheryl Mogle. Renee Pierce. Laura Pipes. Pam Pickett. Diana Roop. ROW TWO: Leslie Wall- ace. Brenda Vogler. Terry Polk. Pat Burdin. Patricia Knight. Julie Perim.in. Garmon RiChard. Donna Baldwin. Karla Etter. ROW THREE: Greg Hamer. Cindy Combe. Thomas Adcox. Ronnie Watson. Bud Gunter. Carol Terrell, Eddie Brown. Morris Guthery. ROW ONE: Cindy Laws. Carol Ray. Brenda Floyd. Jenny Sells. Jeanette Blount. Cindy Snow. ROW TWO: Galinda Brown. Susan Burke. Amy MacArthur. Jill Priddlc, Patti Pickard. Patti Weeks. Twyla Wallace. Debra Reiser. Linda Croom. ROW THREE: Elizabeth Seal, Lau- ren Lowers. Jenny Allen. Sonya Smith. Holly Lewis. ROW FOUR: Gary Rake. Fred Waters. Ken Wiggins. Mike Hammond. Scott McNutt. The cast practices for Special Delivery Male. FFA FFA IS ON THE MOVE A record-breaking victory at The State? Forestry Contest sparked the enthusiasm of Bartow FFA mem- bers. and started off one of the best years that the Bartow FFA has expe- rienced. The Chapter received the Nat’l. Gold Emblem Chapter award, won several FFA activities and. on the whole, showed that FFA is first in agriculture and leadership. OFFICERS: ROW ONE: Edwin Jones: Parliamentarian: Eddie Brown. President: John Wheeler. Re- porter: Eddie Merritt. Student Advisor. ROW TWO: Mike Price. Secretary: Mike Lucius. Chaplain: Keith Hall. V. Pres.: Troy Brown. Sentinel: Raymond Bryan. Treasurer. Parliamentary Procedure pro's go through the motions. 52 Mr. R.B. O’Berry, sponsor. F.F.A. ROW ONE: John Barush, Bobby Dickey. Bill Adams. Gene Murphy. Ricky Chestnut. Amos Tidwell. Mike Anderson. Mark Lucius. Toland Stevens. ROW TWO: Kenny Weldon. Conrad Odum. Tim Carroll. Mike Price. Pat McCall. Dwayne Moss. Mike Lucius. Paul Hartbarger. Randy Crowley. ROW THREE: Ronnie Hall. Edwin Jones. Fred Waters. Eddie Merritt. Jeff Brown. David Collier, Robert O'Berry. Marty Banks. Paul Lloyd. ROW FOUR: Keith Hall, Jerry Waters. Raymond Bryan. John Cashman. Jacob Wilson. Troy Brown. Darrell Gudgen. Jimmy Witt. ROW' ONE: Michael Bryant. Thomas Brown. Jerome Reese. Steve Gay. sell. Mark Bcary. David Timborman. Scott Coleman. Leigh Duke. P.im Carl Troup. ROW TWO: Mary Jo Harrison. Becky Johnson. Bill Green. Medley. Jerry Harris. ROW FOUR: Steve Kerby. Cindi Shirey. Tim Tew. Mike Mitchell. Eddie Brown. John Wheeler. ROW THREE: Richard Rus- w.|. Martin. Bill Barber. David Sammons. 53 FU A FHA SEEKS NEW HORIZONS FHA members are reaching out for higher goals, as their motto “Toward New Horizons” suggests. FHS excels in raising school spirit with such ac- tivities as Twirp Week and FHA Week. OFFICERS: Mrs. Girtman. Sponsor: Pam Wetherington, President: Jackie Pitts. V. Pres: Penny Boikcom. Secretary; Susan Ray. Treasurer: Cheryl Herbert, Works Chairman; Mary Ann McClelland. Historian. ROW ONE: Mary Alice McClelland. Jamie Johnson. Paula Speight. Su- san Askew. Diane Jacobs. Gigi Strong. Cheryl Herbert. Marquita Forsctt. Susan Ray. Mary Ann McClelland. Terri Polk. Laura Morris. ROW TWO: Greg Carter. Fran Modrall. Pam Wetherington. Laurie Pittman. Nancy White. Donna Baldwin. |ackic Pitts. Clemmie King. Dovie Wil- liams. Tanya Collins. Cheryl Glover. Harriet Rogers. Pam Pickett. Dor- cas Oates. Jennifer Crawford. ROW THREE: Deborah Burt. Brenda Loved. Julie Periman. Lew Ann Allen. Kay Brown. Polly Birge. Suzanne Young. Myoshi Smith. Doretha Collins. Penny Boikcom. Lauren Lowers. Jennie Allen. 54 Howdy-do. Partner! Mrs. Laurent is ready for Sadie Hawkins Week. KHA has many projects each year, including the Country Store. Mr. Irresistibles: Boogie Sjoblom. George Van Sickle. Ricky Weeks. Mr. Lucky: Edwin (ones 55 ECHO ECHO STAFF DOES IT AGAIN The “illustrious crew” that makes up the annual staff once again met the deadlines and came up with the 1974 Echo. Staff members learn and gain experience in layouts, photog- raphy. and copy-writing. Echo mem- bers enjoy sponsoring the Miss Echo contest; but most of all. they take pleasure in seeing our yearbook as it arrives from the publisher. BOTTOM LEFT: Eddie Brown. Copy Editor: Vicki Hielscher, Theme Editor: Scott Richardson. Business Manager. BOTTOM RIGHT: Davis Hyslop. Scott Richardson. Penny Bolkcom. Morris Guthcry. Debbie El- liot. Ciemmie King. Joni Brettingen. Colleen Casey. Vicki Hielscher. Pat Burdin. Mrs. Betty I lain. Wanda Austin. Eddie Brown. Sheryl Mogle. Gloria Haggins. Marc Loege. Gloria Haggins. Typist: Sheryl Mogle. Circulation Manager ft Typist: Marc Leege. Typist. ECHO Davis Hyslop. Photographer Clubs Editor: Marc Leege. Photographer; Morris Guthery. Photographer. Wanda Austin. Sports Sophomore? Editor Colleen Casey. Senior Class Editor; Pat Burdin. Sophomore Editor. BOTTOM: Clemmie King, junior Class Editor: Penny Bolkcom. Academic Editor; Debbie Elliott. Asst. Ac- ademics Editor. ROW ONE: Gary Periman, Steve Hart saw. Tony Bennet. Lanny Sheffield. Mike Waddell. Tony Murray. |ames Bryan. Kenny Col- lins. Joe Langford. Karl King. ROW TWO: Robert Gregory. David Andrews. Chuck Stone. Steve Delph. Valerie Purvis. Chris Post. Stanley Seal. Henry Edmunds. Chris Oswalt. Marc: Lucius. Wilbur North. Jerry Hawthorne. Bruce Ostoff. Ken Wheeler, Jeff Clark. Ellen Champion. Danny Lunn. Brad Burris. Richard Seymour. BAND BAND PLAYS AT DISNEY WORLD Uh one! Uh two! Uh three!—this is the sound of Mr. DeYoung directing one of the outstanding bands of Florida, the BHS Marching Band. In addition to playing at all of our foot- ball games, they have played from Disney World to Washington D.C., and won superior ratings. OFFICERS: ROW ONE: Marty Simons. Jr. Drum Major. Ken Wiggins. Sr. Drum Major: James Hill. Jr. Drum Major. SECOND ROW: Alicia Breton. Band Captain: Linda LePage. Secretary; Martha Cowles. Quarter Master: Susan Hicks. Librarian: Danny Lunn. Publicity. ROW ONE: John Barush. David Richardson. Pam Orme. Barbie Collins. Karen Hicks. Alicia Breton. Jon Cox. Stuart Wyatt. Steve Ervin. Doug Richardson. James Houvcner. ROW TWO: Greg Miles. Harold Walker. DRUM MAJORS: Marly Simons. Ken Wiggins. James Hill. Band Treasurer: Penny Bolkcom. MAJORETTES: Beth Harrison. Barbara Clyanl, Sherie Smith. Susan Ray. Cheryl Herbert. Penny Bolkcom. Debra Keiser. Cheryl Groom. Patsy Hamilton. Not pictured: Cheryl Rogers. ROW ONE: Scott Richardson. Kim Hancock. Jan Bruce. Debbie Whita- ker. Sara Boyles. Susan Hicks. Julie Bryan. Colleen Bolkcom. Janet Bea- cham. Susan Byrd. Elizabeth Seal. Janet Singletary. Mary Cowles. Mar- tha Cowles. Jim Cowles. ROW TWO: Gloria Rogers. Carolyn Jackson. Steve Gay. Jan Donahoe, Craig Simon. Beverly Johnson. Cindy Stoos. Carol Stroud. Margaret Jordan. Sandy Elder. Janie Loyed. Laurie Lytch. Raymond Bryan. ROW ONE: Joann Ryland. Kathy O’Neal. Roland Stephens, Royce Adkins. Linda LePage. ROW TWO: Jimmy Hicks. Steve McNutt. Sharon Allen. Tina Thomas. Mickey Bradley. Dale Seay. Clarence Williams. Michael Swain. Bobby Walker. Mitch Unrue. ROW ONE: Leroy Mills. Henry Breton. Arlie Polite. Jennifer Crawford. Laura Morris. Karla Etter. Eva Pierce. Kevin Bryant. Jimmy DeYoung. Brenda Page. Denise Whatley. Carol Whidden. ROW TWO: Marcia Dun- can. Denise Moore. Sarah Stone. Della Frink. Richard Stewart. Belinda Mosely. Tanya Collins. Tammy Braunbeck. Jeff Dean. Karen Whidden. Ricky Weeks. J.C.L. OFFICERS: Bonnie Hunt. Secretary: Davis Hyslop. Treasurer Chuck Stone. President: Jeff Clark. Vice President: Mrs. Burt. Sponsor. Mrs. Stirk. Sponsor. LATIN LIVES TODAY The Junior Classical League (Latin Club), is living proof that Latin is alive and well. Club members raise money with bake sales and car washes. The highlight of the year is the Latin banquet, which is done in the style of a Roman banquet. ROW ONE: Carol Guthery. Jimmy DeYoung. Laura Morris. Jeff Clark. Chuck Stone. Barbara Bruce. ROW TWO: John Pickett. Brenda Vogler. Martha Elliott. Greg Whitehurst. Mae Henderson. Ronnie Troup. ROW ONE: Ernie Finley. Susan Hicks. Luanna Downs. Bonnie Hunt. Carol Terrell. Cindy Williams. ROW TWO: Greg Miles. Dwainc Smith. Karl King. Scott McNutt. Vay Scott. Tom Adcox. Janet Lawrence. Roy Marsh. Davis Hyslop. Ricky Weeks. 61 ROW ONE: Karla Eller. Phyllis Kimbrell. Laura Pipes. Renee Pierce. Valerie Benton. Jennie Allen. Patricia Knight. Scott Richardson. ROW TWO: Sandy Elder. Pam Pickett. Phyllis Brown. Joann Rylund. Jeannie Cameron. Sheryl Mogle. Penny Bolkcom. Jennie Sells. Fran Modrell. OF FLORIDA 62 Maureen Casey. Debbie Brower. ROW THREE: Dory Wallace. Janet Lawrence. Linda LcPage. Brenda Vogler, Cindy Combee. Brenda Floyd. Karen McWhorter. Carmon RiChard, Colleen Casey. Terri Polk. Leslie Wallace. ROW FOUR: Gene Murphy. Julie Periman. Richard Seymour. Jeannie Cameron receives Para-Med's first-place award for float. OFFICERS: ROW ONE: Miss Donaldy. Sponsor: Vay Scott. Hospital Co- Ordinator: Karen McWhorter. Secretary. ROW TWO: Sheryl Mogle. Treasurer: Scott Richardson. President: Pat Knight. Vice President. CANDY STRIPERS BRIGHTEN THE SCENE. One doesn’t become a doctor when he joins Para-Med, but he certainly learns more about health careers. Para-Med members serve the people around them by working as candy stripers and Hospital Assistants. LOWER LEFT: Meal time is a busy time at the hospital. LOWER RIGHT: Maureen Casey and Fran Modrall deliver fresh water to patients. R.O.T.C. CADETS SET HIGH GOALS IN LIFE Hup! Two! Three! ROTC! Thut's an everyday sound for participants in the junior ROTC Program. ROTC gives students the needed leadership experience to cope with civilian or military life. These awards are just a few of the many to come. ROTC BATTALION STAFF: Royce Adkins. Executive Officer. Law- rence Williams, Battalion Commander: Lannie Sheffield. Cadet Lt.; Ed- die Brown. Cadet Lt. ROW ONE: Robert Jones. 1st Sgt.: Brian Garrett. Pit. Ldr.: Vernon Rent .. Co. Commander: Glenn Hand. Pit. Ldr.; Sherman Merricks, Guidon. ROW TWO: Timothy Fillmon. Henry Inghram. Jerome Reese. James Fussell. Andrew Garrison. Samuel Smith. Glenn Williamson. Cornelius Bryant. David Kauffman. Keith Mitchell. Joey Kelley. ROW THREE: Richard Seymour. Raymond Baker. Robert Simmons. Daniel Bowen, Fe- lix Atkinson. Joseph Langford. Richard Cleveland. Tommy Keith. Glenn Kelley. Adrian White. Anthony Lowe.. ROW FOUR: Roy Henderson. Leander West. Kenneth Jones. Ervin Wilson. Kenneth Mathis. Tommy Atkinson. Jon Byrd. Reginald Hill. 64 ROW ONE: James Cunningham. 1st Sgt.; James Lowe. Pit. Ldr.: Guan Rogers. Co. Commander. Byron Walker. Pit. Ldr.; Steve Bryan. Guidon. ROW TWO: Eric Driesler. Charles James. George Johnson. Michael Hob- son. Robin Adams. Bob Laws. Eddie Williams. Tim Bryan. Ri'ginald Coleman. Herbert Merricks. lames Trouo. ROW THREE: (ohnny Mathis Kenneth Riley. John Hazelton. Richard I epage. Glenn Corner. James Williams. Greg Liston. Keenan Colson. ROW FOUR: Robert Rainey. Timmy McCall. Tyrone James. Sylvester Boone. Ernest Sapp. Benjamin Oansby, Michael Beavers. Tyrone Moore. Craig Lacey. n v U 1 i i n : r j 1 i 1 i —i i i 1 i 1 r -'i ' ■ ■ 1 J _ U V 1 9 ™ i w i 4 • vK O COLOR GUARD: Marquel Johnson. Robert Groom. Paul ROW ONE: Sharon Carver. Debbie Eiland. Ruth Avila. Neila Jones. Chapman. Bill l.angford. Mike Mitchell. ROW TWO: Tommie Graham. Lenette Baker. JoAnn Anderson. Teresa Goins. Dianna Roop, Mildred Sanders. Debra Sanders. Nadyne Mike. ROW ONE: Ronnie Hall. 1st Sgt.: Kenny Weldon. Pit. Ldr.: Patrick McCall. Co. Commander: Edward Brown. Pit. Ldr.: Marvin Cribbs. Guidon. ROW TWO: John Oates. Ronald Daughtry, Clinton Lyle. Alonzo Turner. Alexander Wynn. George Purdue. Kenneth Ricks. Bobby Blan- chard. Heyward Haygood. Ronnie Jones. Pete Weldon. Lester Young. ROW THREE: Charles Anderson. Jeddrich Battle. Felix Dilworth. Ervin Manghram. Billy White. Clifford Washington. Michael Sams. Harold Boston. Karl Prebor. Davie Henderson. Rudy Simpson. ROW' FOUR: Tern,’ Powell. Larry Brown. Dwight Franklin. Timothy Moore. Ronald Tyson. Kenneth Wiley. Larry Martin. Herman Collins. William |ohns. Carl Riley. Ronnie Wiley. Sammie Porter. YELLOW JACKET YELLOW JACKET TELLS IT LIKE IT IS Good news for BHS is found in our paper, the Yellow Jacket. The staff, which consists of reporters, writers, and photographers, puts out six fact and fun-filled editions of the paper. STAFF: Julie Fletcher. Feature Editor: Deanna Allen. Editorial Advisor. Ed Campbell. Sports Editor: Sonya Smith. Feature Editor; Martha Holder. Editorial Advisor: Beverly Mooneyham. Co-Editor. STAFF: Steve Stidham. Sports Editor: Mrs Mary Belflower. Sponsor; STAFF: Jeff Jackson. Sports Editor: Pam Pickett. Business Manager. Jen- Susie Mooneyham. Advertising Manager. NOT PICTURED: Julie Per- nie Allen. Co-Editor; Sarah Campbell. News Manager, iman. Feature Editor: Mike Hammond. Circulation Manager. ROW ONE: Joyce Bentley. Quenton Morse. Margo Allen. Neila Jones. Carl Hudson. Sheila Daniels. Pamela Austin. James Smith. Teresa Jones. ROW TWO: Scott Young. Keith Teate. Melissa Phillips. Amy McArthur. Kay Brown. Lew Ann Allen. Patty Pickard. Darrell Rake. ROW THREE: Ronnie Watson. Darlene Begley. Debbie Vogler. Mike Kosek. Susan Burke. Greg Hamer. Jill Priddle. Patty Weeks. Bob Furlong. ROW FOUR: Christy Lynch. Susan Askew. Pam Drawdy. Diana Ewing. Connie Estes. Tim Yarborough. Gary Fackender. John Pickett. NOT PICTURED: David Bryan. Rita Collins. Cindy Laws. Destiny Satterfield. 66 HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS: Sarah Lett. Secretary: Nancy While. Treasurer: |oni Brett ingen: President: Jimmy Hicks. Vice-President: Mrs. Mary Belflower. Sponsor. HONOR SOCIETY: A SYMBOL OF ACHIEVEMENT To bo a member of Honor Society, one must have a B average and bo recommended by the Faculty on the basis of scholarship, character, and service to the school. Initiation and tapping are the high points of the year for Honor Society members, both the old and new. ROW ONE: Mary Cowles. Julie Periman. Darlene Begley. Sarah Lett. Lauren Lowers. Nancy While. Linda LePage. Joni Brett ingen. Sonya Smith. Jenny Allen. Beverly Mooneyham. Debbie Cope. Donna Cox. Vicky Love. Mindy Sporleder. ROW TWO: Penny Bolkcom. Wanda Jackson. Bonnie Buchanon. Debra Candy. Cindy Martin. Wanda Austin. Tanya Collins. Dorcas Oates. Susie Mooneyham. Martha Holder. Brenda Loyed. Dawn Harper. Vicki Hielscher. ROW THREE: Sharon Snow. Mary Clark. Elizabeth Seal. Marcia Duncan. Paul Kragh. Karl King. Jay Donahoe. Steve Sheffield. Jimmy Hicks. Ricky Weeks. Lawrence Wil- liams. Jesse Hudson. Debbie Eiland. Janet Blair, Regina Stefka. Cindy Houvener. NOT PICTURED: Lynn Braswell. Margarita Diego. Janette Class. Ross Miller. Mark Sheffield. Darlene Thomas. Mary Young. Eddie Brown. NEW MEMBERS: ROW ONE: Pamela Austin. Cinny Barrow. Alicia Bre- ton. Calinda Brown. Barbara Bruce, Julie Bryan. Stephen Carpenter. El- len Champion. Jeffrey Clark. ROW TWO: Lee Clark. Martha Cowles. Jeffrey Dean. James DeYoung. Renata Drummond. Debbie Elliott. Diana Ewing. Cary Fackender. Julie Fletcher. Beverly Candy. John Hamilton. ROW THREE; Claire Hastings. Susan Hicks, David Houvener. Davis Hyslop. Debra Kieser. Clemmie King. Marc H-ege. Marcj Lett. Laurie Lytch. Amy McArthur. Scott McNutt. Carolyn Mercer. ROW FOUR: Doris Mobley. Sheryl Mogle. Nancy Moore. Eric Moravick. Diane Os- borne. Karen Pansier. Jacqueline Pitts. Michael Price. Carolyn Ray. Vicky Runnels. Betty Jo Smith. Maribeth Stevens. ROW FIVE: Chuck Stone. Edith Tuck. Mitch Unrue. George Van Sickle. Bobby Walker. Su- san Weyand. Kenneth Wheeler. Cyndi Williams. Dovie Williams. Leslie Williams. Gary Wilson. NOT PICTURED: Marie Cabanas. 67 FTA SHARES KNOWLEDGE WITH OTHERS FT A Any student who is interested in teachers and teaching can join the FTA. Members obtain experience by teaching and assisting instructors in classes. As a result, FTA produces young people of high character and personality to enter the field of teaching. OFFICERS: ROW ONE: Laur.i Morris. Historian: Brenda Loyed. Treasurer: Cindi Houvener. Presi- dent: Sheila Daniels. ROW TWO: Ellen Champion. Secretary: Mr. Champion. Sponsor: Blondell tones. ROW ONE: Laura Morris. Kaye Parham. Margo Allen. Darlene Begley. Debbie Vogler. Tarpza Rose. Delphinn Stephens. Cindi Houvener. ROW TWO: Aaron |ones. Joyce Bentley. Sheila Johnson. Gloria Rogers. Ellen 68 Champion. Debra Keiser. Jeannie Cameron. Rosa Young. Blondell Jones. Sheila Daniels. ROW THREE: Phyllis Brown. Mr. Champion. Sponsor: Tommy Walker. Leon Woods. Janie Loyed. Brenda Loyed. Vicky Love. PEP CLUB OFFICERS: Mr. Leonard. Sponsor: Sheila Johnson. President: Mary Warded. V. President: Tangelia Maxwell. Secretary: Pamela Austin. Treasurer. PEP CLUB SPREADS ENTHUSIASM Co Jackets Go! The Pep Club is about the loudest club on campus. It is active at all games and promotes school spirit for the entire student body. Right on PEP CLUB! ROW ONE: Rosa Young. Joyce Griggs. Jackie Simon. Constance Mosley. Cheryl Herbert. Marquita Forsett, Sheril Martin. Patricia Hamilton. Gwendolyn Young. ROW TWO: Audrey Alexander. Juanita Outlaw. Cy- nthia Armstrong. Kathy Stephens. Kay Parham. Margo Allen. Joyce Bentley. Debra Clayton. Blondell Jones. ROW THREE: Greg Carter. Mary Dunn. Christine Davis. Joy Smith. Jeannette Patterson. Tony Lewis. ROW FOUR: Ruby Moore. Barbara Sneed. Myoshi Smith. Loretta Leverette. Jerolie Strong. ROW FIVE: Pam Davidson. Mike Hammond. Ken Wiggins. Vay Scott. Steve Stidham. ROW SIX: Sheila Johnson. Tan- gelia Maxwell. ROW ONE: Ralph Wilson. Ernest Matthews. John Hamilton. Delphinn Jones. Carolyn Mathis. |enifer Crawford. Teresa Hall. ROW TWO: Deborah Burt. Dovie Williams. Kathleen Waddell. Sarah Mitchell. Daphne Overstreet. ROW THREE: Pamela Austin. Renata Drummond. Betty Jo Smith. Gloria |ones. Nordica Cook ROW FOUR: Sheryl Glover. Shirley Nelson. Kathy Jones. Lalita Burton. ROW FIVE: Sandra Collins. Eleanor Little. Wanda Osborne. Shan Moore. Celestine Bennett. JACKETS ARE ON THE LOOSE The Bartow Yellow Jacket Varsity Football team started out their sea- son with a loss, but came charging back with two wins in a row. The team was led by all-conference se- lection Bennie Leverett, Reggie Ar- nold. and quarterback Jeff Jackson. Bartow High is proud of their team and the efforts they put forth. And here come Ihe Jackets! Michael Williams gets the defense together. All conference halfback. Bennie Leverett. gets a grab on things. Cuan Rogers. Ernest Matthew and Raleigh jackson fire ’em up. 73 FOOTBALL Joy. pride and victory bring the Jackets together! Running Back Michael Cummings side-steps the tackle. This year’s coaches are: Head Coach. David Hiers: Asst. Coach. James Butler, and Asst. Coach. Jerry Conrad. 74 ROW ONE: Guan Rogers. Bill Butler. Rob Gray. Jeff Jackson. Greg Hamer. Felix Atkinson. Wes Gordon. Wade Pharis. Chuck Benson. Jimmy Williams. ROW TWO: Raleigh Jackson. John Wright. Joey Kelly, Michael Cummings. Clevester Oliver. Anthony Braddy. Ernest Mathews. Gene Bell. Arthur Macon. Glenn Williamson. Carl Ghent ROW THREE: Dave Garner. Jimmy Whitt. Fred Waters. David Kauffman. Reginald Ar- nold. Bennie Leveret!. Greg Wright. James Slandifer. C. C. Corbett. Mi- chael Williams. Edward Brown. Bennie Black Magic Leverettc gets ready to do a few tricks with the Reggie Arnold turns on the speed as he strides on in for a scon , ladders. 75 “Hey Jeff. Lookout for No. 77. Jackets come together and help an injured player off the field. Fleet-foot Bennie Leveret! is unstoppable. Guan Rogers breaks through the holes. Leverette just moves on in for the score. 76 Big. Bad Ed Brown just couldn’t hold on. Jeff Jackson gets it on. Michael Cummings is on his way in for another score. The 1973-74 Yellow Jackets led by Bennie Leveretteand Jeff Jackson. 77 FOOTBALL J.V. FOOTBALL This year’s J.V. football team faced a lot of tough competition. Through determination and pride the Jackets finished their season with a 3 and 5 record. There were a few out- standing individual performances which show great potentials for years ahead. Tim Goss outruns the defense on his way in to score. 78 The fighting Jackets talk it over. SCOREBOARD BARTOW.... .... 6 AUBURNDALE... . 0 BARTOW.... .... 0 HAINES CITY .12 BARTOW.... .... 0 KATHLEEN ..25 BARTOW.... ....12 AUBURNDALE.. .. 6 BARTOW.... .... 0 LAKE WALES .32 BARTOW.... ....12 ARCADIA .. 0 BARTOW.... .... 0 HAINES CITY .36 BARTOW.... .... 2 MULBERRY . 6 HOW ONE: Allen Waddell. Jay Hunt. Randy Prevatte. Amos Tidwell. Charlie James. Jim Lon . Michael Starling. Gary Swindall. Sieve Gay. Manager B. Bryan. ROW TWO: Sieve Addair. Peler Almazan. Mike An- derson. Robert Laws. Eric Driesler. Jerry Hawthorne. David Collier. James Pattcy. Tim Goss. Daniel Bowen. Coach Rick Swain. ROW' THREE: Roy Henderson. Ned Waters. Tommy Walker. Robert Simmons. Raymond Baker. James Stephens. Wilbur North. Lester Young. James Lowe. Robert Merricks. CROSS COUNTRY CROSS COUNTRY BUILDS ENDURANCE The BUS Cross Country team worked hard all year. They faced a lot of stiff opposition during the sea- son. Throughout the season the Jack- ets maintained determination and poise. Andrew Garrison just keeps on trucking. Chuck Benson pushes toward the end of his 2V4 mile run. ROW ONE: Darrel Drummon ROW TWO: Bruce Edwards. Andrew Garrison. Keenon Colson. Rodney Richardson. ROW THREE: jay Dona hoe. Coach | |. Corbett. Ruber! Jones. NOT PICTURED: Frank Stephens and Eldred Thomas. 80 Rodney Richardson gives il all he's got. Coach |.J. Corbett times one of Bartow's runners. Bruce Edwards shows his determination as he fights for the lead. |ay Donahoe strides across the finish line just ahead of his opponent. 81 JACKETS ARE RUNNERS-UP IN STATE CHAMPIONSHIP The Fighting Bartow Yellow Jackets won the District and SFCC Crown with a 73-70 victory over Lake Wales. The Jackets captured the Re- gional crown and went on to make the finals in the State tournament. This year’s team had a fine season and there are high hopes for the fu- ture basketball team. Kcnnie Lap Leverett gets ready to do his thing. Coach Alvin Pearsall and Asst. Coach Fred Bretz look things over. VARSITY BASKETBALL: |ohn Wright. Rubert |ones. Albert Bates. Kcnnie Leverette. Coach Frcd- CENTER: Bruce Edwards STANDING: Coach Alvin Pearsall. Chuck die Bretz. Benson. Reggie Arnold. Greg Wright. Bennie Leverette. Frank Stephens. 82 Bennie Leverell get his stuff together. Booger Stephens tips it in. 83 SENIORS IN ACTION Senior Rubert Jones goes up and lays it up. Reggie Arnold has been a varsity letterman for three years. In 1972-73. he led the team in rebounds and this year he was one of the top scorers. There were six seniors on the var- sity team. These seniors helped lead the Jackets to a 16-7 record. We wish them luck in the future. Superman Albert Bates gets ready to fire it into Frank Stephens. Rubin Moore, one of the top 20 scorers in Polk County, goes in for a layup. Woops. there it is! 84 Sophomore Kennie Leverett looks toward the basket. Booger Stephens poses after his fallaway shot. John Wright show's us an unusual position. 85 Reggie Arnold jusl barely gels to shoot. Bennie Lcvcretle is unstoppable. John Wright shows his unique form as he goes up for two. 86 Sorry. Greg, you almost blocked it! 87 Rubin Moore can make a shot in any type of position. J.V. BASKETBALL GETS A SLOW START. The J.V. Basketball team started off at a slow pace but came on strong at the end. Although their record was 6-15, they were a very hard working and fine team. )oey Kelley has a hard time getting rid of the ball. The jackets talk it over. 88 Row One: James Stephens. Raymond Baker. Darrell Drummond, Charlie James. Wilbur North. Coach Rick Swain. Row Two: Keenan Colson. Tim Goss, Andrew Garrison. Robert Simmons, and Joey Kelly. James Stephens gets ready to call the play. Robert Simmons is poised and ready to fire. WRESTLING This year’s wrestling team was plagued with a lack of participation, but brought a new look of excite- ment to the BHS Campus. More stu- dents have become interested in the sport and there are high hopes for Bartow’s future involvement in this sport. Watch it. James; don’t let him get you.' Mike Yearwood has totally demolished his opponent. Kennie Smith. Bob Garner. Raleigh Jackson. David Garner. Edward Brown. Tommie Walker. James Lowe. Mike Yearwood. and Coach Butler. 90 The winner. David Garner? Raleigh Jackson prepares to put him down. James Lowe brings him down. 1—2—oops. 1 almost pinned him. Sorry you're out of bounds! says the referee. TRACK TRACK MEMBERS DEMONSTRATE VERSATILITY It takes an all-around athlete to be a track member—one that is adept at jumping and has the stamina needed to run a mile without tiring. Our track team demonstrated these qual- ities as well as an enthusiasm that makes track so popular at BHS. TOP RIGHT: Jay Donahoe! Boy. what form! BELOW: ROW 1: Elton Ar- nold. Bruce Edwards. Andrew Garrison. Anderson Battle. Robert Chunn. Gene Bell. Coach Corbett. ROW 2: Tony Reese, Kenneth Leverette. lames Standifer, James Pattey. Tommy Walker. ROW 3: Reginald Hill, Michael Cummings, Rubert Jones. Ken Wiggins. Roger Haag. Raleigh |ackson. ROW 3: C.C. Corbett. Glenn Williamson. Frank Stephens, Ben- nie Leverette. Greg Wright. Reginald Washington, Edward Brown. 92 TOP: Greg Wright. I don't think I can make it! BOTTOM: Raleigh Jack- TOP: C.C. Corbett, quit dancing and throw the discus. BELOW: fames son puts a little poise in his running. Standifer puts his weight behind the shot-put. BASEBALL BASEBALL HAS A SWINGING SEASON Baseball season began in fine style as nine returning lettermen and nine rookie players took to the ball field. The new baseball diamond between the? Senior and Junior High Schools really received its wear as our swinging players faced close com- petition inning after inning. It was this fervor that made '74 one of our best baseball seasons. Jeff (ackson, the Hank Aaron of BHS goes to bat. ROW ONE: Cay McBee. Cyndi Williams. ROW TWO: Mike Starling. Herbert Merricks. Pete Almazan. Eric: Driesler. Jim Long. Robert Meacham. ROW THREE: Mr Jim Williams. Coach. Chuck Stone. Steve McNutt. Greg Hamer. Dwaine Smith. Chuck Benson. Mr. Sigsbee Prince. Assistant Coach. ROW FOUR: Jeff Jackson. Matt Collins. Fred Rhoden. Jesse Perez. Randy Horn. 94 Chuck Stone rounds the bases as he heads for Fred Rhoden throws his famous curve ball. Matt Collins goes home for another score, home. 95 SWIM TEAM SWIM TEAM PULLS THROUGH This year’s team, under the direction of Coach Griner. was off to a slow start. The team consisted mainly of sophomores. 6 divers and 14 swim- mers. The team had alternated lift- ing weights and swimming. Practice was hard work and hopefully paid off at the meets. Ellen, the Champion! ROW ONE: Pat Burdin. Kelly Trump. |an Hampton. Patty Blount. Penny Bolkcom. Sara Lett. Laura Morrison. Patricia Knight. Ellen Donna Baldwin. Karla Ettcr. Nancy Cannon; ROW TWO: Diana Ewing. Champion 96 SWIM TEAM Mike Yearwood thinks before he acts. Practice will be extra long today! ROW ONE: Kenny Collins. Mike Yearwood. Wallace Story. Dan Gallemore. Marq Lett ROW TWO: Lee Clark. Jay Hunt. Coach Griner NOT PICTURED: Richard LePage 97 TENNIS NO ENERGY SHORTAGE ON TENNIS TEAMS The girls' and boys’ tennis teams be- gan practicing early this year. Start- ing before Christmas, there have been daily practices of several hours each. Three days of the week are de- voted to directed exercise and game improvement. On the other two days of the week, matches commence with teams of nearby cities. Their skill and practice has resulted in an almost perfect season. YiTI .V V til .v.v II11 B nil B nil mi mi tin mi .'.Vi M ninini....... aniiininni mu mini i ““ niimnn i iniiiiinni miiiiinii imimiiin ' WY .'Urau i... hi hi iiiiniiiii V.V.V.V.V. ViViViVi'iV. av.v.vay. . ftViV' V. .ViW.VAV.V.V.V.-.VA-AV.V '.V 'A!.V. V ’AVAW. n i m i 111� n 1111111 • iTnTTiTi .'AVAWVniinimiiiiiniiiiiiiin.iiiiii. ninnininittiiiiiiiinniiiiiimiiiiim 111111111 III 11 i 1111 n«11111 i i fi 111 n 111111 n. 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Claire Hastings gets wrapped up in the game of tennis. Steve Sheffield returns a difficult left corner shot. 99 GOLF GOOD TEAM HOPES FOR CONFERENCE WIN This year’s predominately junior and sophomore golf team has a lot of future potential. They aren’t wait- ing for better years, however. They started the season with three victo- ries. one loss, and an excellent chance to win both district and con- ference matches. KNEELING: David Andrews. Steve Carpenter. Mike Kosek. STANDING: Karl King. Gary Fackender. Billy Braswell, and Coach Freddie Bretz. 100 Karl King's once in a lifetime miss . . . You’Jl never get to China that way. Billy Braswell. He huffed and he puffed, and he smacked that golf ball. (Gary As Mike Kosek demonstrates, concentration is part of the game. Fackender) 101 WEIGHTLIFTING GENE BELL RANKS NO. 1 The Weightlifting team, a new team at our school, dedicated much time; and effort in making themselves one of the best teams in our county. Al- though there was a lack of participa- tion. three weightlifters qualified for the state. Gene Bell was ranked No. 1 in the state in his class. ROW ONE: Gene Bell. Stanley Brooks. ROW TWO: James Pattey. Carl Ghent. Coach Sanders. Stanley Brooks shows his Herculean form. Gene Bell shows us his brute strength. Gene Bell, a state weightlifting contender, prepares to lift :« ) pounds. 102 ALL CONFERENCE TEAM: Coach Hiers. Reggie Arnold. Bonnie Levcretl. Michael Williams. Guan Rog- ers. James Slandifer. Jeff Jackson. Raleigh Jackson. Reggie Arnold was named to the All-confer- ence and all-Rcgional football team. He was among top 20 scorers in Polk County. He may attend Purdue University. Bennie Leverett lettered in three sports: foot- ball. basketball, and track. He was All-Con- ference. County, and All-American in foot- ball. Also, among the top 20 scorers in Polk County in basketball. ATHLETES WIN TOP HONORS Through determination and skill, many athletes brought true spirit to the BHS campus. A few players ex- hibited outstanding efforts and the Annual Staff honors them. We wish all athletes the best of luck in the future. Gene Bell ranked No. 1 in the state in his class. James Slandifer ranked No. 2 in the state in his class. Jeff Jackson was named to the All-Conference football team. He played catcher on the base- ball team. 103 ADMINISTRATION The Polk County School Board discusses the new addition to the Hi«h School. Mr Homer K. Addair: Superintendent of Polk County schools Mr. David C. Wilson: Southwest Area Superintendent 106 ADMINISTRATION Mr. Bryan welcomes Mr. Anthony upon his return to BUS ADMINISTRATION UNDER- TAKES A MONUMENTAL TASK The monumental task of running our school system is placed upon the shoulders of men such as Mr. Homer Addair, Superintendent of Polk County Schools and Mr. Wil- son. Southwest Area Superinten- dent. Mr. Bryan, BHS principal, is directly responsible for every activ- ity at Bartow High, and every school-sponsored affair. By launch- ing new policies and programs each year, Mr. Bryan endeavors to main- tain efficient and continuous func- tioning of BHS. Mr. Anthony, a new man on the scene, has the responsibility of keeping BHS organized and running smoothly. If that is not enough, he also manages personal leave, ticket sales, and field trips. Mr. Ralph Anthony: Assistant Principal 107 GUIDANCE GUIDANCE LENDS A HELPING HAND Mr. King, curriculum coordinator, is responsible for curriculum, sched- ules, textbooks, and keeping up with the current trends in education. Always ready to help students with scholarships and schedules of tests are guidance counselors. Mr. McClennon and Mrs. Brown. Mr. Reed, vocational guidance coun- selor. endeavors to assist those wish- ing to enter the job market immedi- ately upon graduation. Mr. Earl King: Curriculum Coordinator Mrs. Mercedes Brown: Counselor Mr. Roscoe McClennon: Counselor Mr. Scott Reed: Occupational Specialist 108 Mrs. Evelyn Dease: Head Secretary SECRETARIES EFFICIENT SECRETARIES KEEP THINGS MOVING Our secretaries at BHS have more than enough to keep them busy. Mrs. Dease. head secretary, does the typ- ing and handles Mr. Bryan's calls. Attendance secretary. Mrs. Starr, handles calls and attendance regis- ters. while Mrs. Sharp, the book- keeper. handles funds for internal accounts. Our teamwork can tackle anything! LIBRARY LIBRARY IS THE HUB OF LEARNING Just as the hub is the center of the wheel, the library is the center of learning. It is the doorway to the boundless world made available by literature . . . Students learn by us- ing projectors, records, record play- ers, and standard reference books. Mrs. Margarett Thomas: Librarian —The secret of their success? (Scott Richardson and Ken Wiggins) TEACHER AIDES AIDES EASE TEACHERS’ LOAD Behind the scene, our teachers’ aides are quietly doing clerical work, recording the demerit system, and helping teachers whenever needed. Mrs. Anne Ferrell: Associate Teacher. Social Studies and Math. Mrs. Anne O’Berry: Associate Teacher. Science UPPER: Mrs. Marge Taylor: Associate Teacher. English LEFT: Mrs. Dorothy Bumgarner Associate Teacher. Guidance and Library 111 DRIVER S ED. WORK EXPERIENCE HIGHWAY SAFETY, GOAL OF DRIVER’S ED. Driver's Ed. students learn the rules of the road and important driving skills that are useful later in life. In today’s highspeed motorized world. Driver’s Ed. is essential. Mr. foe Stephens: Dr. Education. WORK EXPERIENCE MAKES ITS DEBUT Work experience, a new program at BHS, enables tenth grade students to attend a required number of classes and then to work at the job of their choice. Students may get up to two credits by participating in this program. 112 Mr. George Hamer: Dr. Education AGRIBUSINESS Mr. Robert O’Berry: Ag. II. III. IV. and Ag. Placement Program. “Don’t worry-cows don’t bite. (David Lewis. Ned Waters. Eddy Kirkland). VO-AG GETS A NEW NAME Believe it or not. Vo-ag, as a result of its increasing emphasis on business and leadership, has become Agri- business and Natural Resources Education . Forestry—Farm me- chanics-public speaking—parlia- mentary procedure—musical con- tests—all these things are essential in the new agribusiness program. BUSINESS EDUCATION George Van Sickle is improving (?) his typing skills. Mr. Lowell Ratliff: Bookkeeping. Business Law. and Business Math Sonya Smith thinks typing is funny. Mrs. Geraldine Watson: Typing I II 114 BUSINESS EDUCATION Mrs. Alma Brown: V.O.E.-Secretarial and Clerical BUSINESS LEADERS OF TOMORROW Enabling students to find a success- ful career immediately upon gradu- ation is the goal of the Business Edu- cation courses. Shorthand, dictation, transcription. Business English, Business Math-all are important elements of Business Education. DCT DE Nothing like comfort. CO-OP ED. TEACHES SELF-SUFFICIENCY DCT and DE students learn by doing. Beginning the day with a spe- cial 7:30 class, they attend their elected classes, then work a min- imum of 15 hours a week in their part-time jobs. School projects by DCT and DE raise school spirit as well as money. Mr. Ralph Moore: DCT Mrs. Charla Mercer: DE (Distributive Education) DCT and DE meet 0 and 1st periods. 116 V Mrs. Belly Greene: French I. II. and English 201. STUDENTS TRAVERSE THE LANGUAGE BARRIERS Language students learn to cross the barriers of communication. By using the audio-lingual approach, they gain experience in speaking and translating Spanish, French, and Latin. Foreign Language students learn to appreciate the cultures and contributions of other countries. ENGLISH STUDENTS REFINE COMMUNICATION SKILLS English students develop their skills of communication through grammar and literature. Many classes at dif- ferent levels meet each individual student's needs. Vocabulary, reading plays, reciting—are the many things that prepare students for college and later life. Ken Wiggins' speech is a bunch of bull. No! It's about bulls. Mrs. Kia Stirk: Reading Miss Carol Smilhcr: English 200. 202. Study Mrs. Jeanette Burt: Business Film communi- Hall cation, Study Hall, Career English, Latin I ENGLISH Mr. Owen Williams: English 301. 302, Honors Mrs. Evelyn Laurent: C.P. and Honors English, Humanities Miss Rebecca Donaldy: English 201, 202. Study Hall 119 FINE ARTS FINE ARTS DEVELOP SELF-EXPRESSION The desire for self-expression, for a new way of communicating one’s feelings and ideas, is deeply instilled in man’s nature. Whether singing in the chorus or playing an instrument in the band. BHS students are en- abled to express themselves. Art stu- dents express their ideas in the form of imaginative sculptures, drawings, paintings, and other creations. TOP: Mr. John DeYoung: Band. Stage Band. BOTTOM: The Stage Band really gets it going. 121 Mrs. Lois Jackson: Art and Humanities Future artists hard at work HOME ECONOMICS HOME EC. SHOWS PATHWAY TO BETTER LIVING A home of her own, cooking his own breakfast, preparing a budget- learning these things is the aim of Home Ec. These students become involved in studies that help them to function as individuals, as family members, and as community members. Learn more about Russia with our favorite guide. Blondell Jones. Look what we made! Samuel Smith. Eldred Thomas. Duane Bennett. Joey Kelly Mrs. Lynda Black: Housing. Family Economics 122 HOME ECONOMICS Mrs. Carolynn Girtman: Clothing. Family Living Miss Agnes Edwards: Human Dev.. Occ. Foods. Foods and Nutrition Kevin Prevatte, Gary Rake, and James Smith enjoy sewing. The International Lunch is full of fun and festivity. 123 INDUSTRIAL ARTS 124 STUDENTS “DO THEIR OWN THING” Mechanics, carpentry, leatherwork. drafting, ceramics—these are some of the many phases of Industrial Arts. By participating in these and other activities, Industrial Arts stu- dents learn to put their basic skills and imagination to work. TOP: Joe Whitehurst and Michael Bell learn the skills of woodshop. BOTTOM: Danger! Steve Delph and W.D. Hclmuth at work. Mr. Donald Geiger: Wood Shop and Ind. Crafts JOURNALISM SPECIAL ED. JOURNALISM PREPARES FUTURE EDITORS Newswriting, feature writing, edito- rial copy and layout are essential talents in journalism. In addition to studying, students pool their knowl- edge and labor together for a com- mon goal —the BHS YELLOW JACKET. Journalism students learn style and organization, as well as how to write and think creatively. Mrs. Belflower's Favorite Pastime. SPECIAL ED. STUDENTS ACHIEVE AT THEIR OWN RATE Special Ed. classes include English and Health. Students in these classes are given the opportunity to work at their own pace and be successful at their own work. 125 SCIENCE SCIENCE STUDENTS EMBARK UPON QUEST FOR KNOWLEDGE Looking for answers, searching for reasons, dissecting worms, and studying atomic structure to learn the how and why of things—this is science. Science students find that their classes better prepare them for our rapidly changing world. Mr. David Hiers; Biology. Health 126 TOP: Mr. James Butler: Biology BOTTOM: Sheryl Mogle discovers something new everyday. TOP: Mr. ferry Conrad: Health. Biology BOTTOM: Beth Harrison takes a closer look. Miss Adelc Allison: Anatomy. Phys. Ed. Mr. Sidney Cowles: Physics. Health. Chemistry. 127 MATHEMATICS MATH IS THE FOUNDATION OF KNOWLEDGE Mathematics is the foundation of learning. It can limit or expand our knowledge. Students at BHS may take courses varying from general math to trigonometry. Math is find- ing imaginary roots, quadratic equa- tions, even-numbered homework as- signments, and preparing oneself for the future. Mrs. Tillie Brooks: Math 201. Algebra I. Geometry ROTC GIRLS INVADE ROTC For the first time in the history of ROTC, girls have become eligible to join. Girls in uniform are a welcome addition to the ranks of boy cadets. The ROTC girls’ company has a promising future. Fall-in, About face, Sling arms. Knock out ten—the sounds of leadership in the making. Col. Robert Hutchinson: ROTC Sgt. John Long: ROTC 129 SOCIAL STUDIES MAN STUDIES HIS HERITAGE AND CULTURE Drawing maps, discussing current events, reliving the past and study- ing the present—all are elements of Social Studies. Students have the opportunity to study man, his so- ciety, and his culture in courses ranging from World History to American vs. Communism. A typical American History class. Mrs. Sadie Darby: Sociology and Orientation. 130 Mr. Sigsbcc Prince: World History and American History. SOCIAL STUDIES TOP: Mr Don Champion: PAD. and American History. BOTTOM: Mr. Amos Leonard: Orientation. Mr. Prince gets ready to make a hit. Can Wes Gordon take it? Miss Beverly Sisk: Political Science and American History. 131 PHYSICAL EDUCATION P.E. EMPHASIZES LIFE SPORTS The P.E. program now emphasizes sports that are of use in later life. Ball games, golf, archery, swim- ming—all of these are part of the new look in P.E. Girls in P.E. find themselves in unusual positions. Mr. lack Yearwood; Math. P.E. Miss Donna Farenwald: Phys. Ed. Mr. Sam Griner Phys. Ed. 132 Mrs. Lindsey Sims: Custodian TOP: Mrs. Jean Agnew: Manager of Lunchroom BOTTOM: Remember the old lunchroom? CAFETERIA SERVES CAFETERIA AND MAINTENANCE BALANCED DIET; MAINTENANCE STRESSES CLEANLINESS Each day. our cafeteria personnel insure that we have a well-balanced and nutritious meal. The maintenance personnel do a fine job of keeping BHS clean and neat. This year, students are helping with both cafeteria and maintenance. Our thanks to at) those who make school lunches possible. SENIORS ENTHUSIASM SPARKS SENIORS DURING FINAL YEAR As Sophomores, members of the present Senior Class felt graduation was far off. Suddenly they were up- perclassmen and were involved in many activities. Seniors quickly re- alized the importance of planning for the future, and they worked hard to achieve success in education, ath- letics, and leadership. Seniors now reach majority at age eighteen and should feel the sense of responsibility for their actions in making decisions about college, jobs, marriage, or military enlistment. OFFICERS: Delphinn Stephens. President; Mrs. Laurent. Sponsor: Mary Cowles. Secretary: and Debbie Cope. Treasurer 136 SENIORS Adams. Bill Albritton. Dennis Alexander. Audrey Alisi. Ricky Allen. Angela Allen. Deanna Allen. Margo Allen. Jennie Armstrong. Cynthia Arnold. Reginald Austin. Wanda Avila. Ruth Baker. Irene Barlow. Theresa Bates. Albert Begley. Darlene Bentley, Joyce Benton. Valerie Braddy. Anthony Bragg. Tim Blair, Janet Bolkcom. Penny Bonney. Portia Boston. Sheril Bowe, Susan Braddy. Eddie Braswell. Lynn Brettingen. Joni Brooks. David 137 SENIORS Brown. Eddie? Brown. Troy Bryan. David Buchanan. Bonnie Burgess. Sheila Bush. Rhonda Byrd. Karen Cabanas, Marie Campbell. Ed Campbell. Sarah Caraker. Connie Casey. Colleen Castleberry. Pam Chancey. Charles Chapman. Mike Clark. Mary Clayton. Debra Cochran. Richard Coleman. Bob Collins. Tanya 138 SENIORS Mike Tyson and Glenn Phillips do their good deed for the year. Tarpza Rose tries to pose! Only my hairdresser knows for sure.” (Jeff Jackson) 139 SENIORS Laura Pipes can. might, and probably will. 140 SENIORS Collins. Glenn Collins. Jernetha Collins. Lamar Collins. Matt Patterson. Jeanette Cope. Debbie Cowles. Mary Cox. Donna Crowley. Randy Cummings. Bcthesda Curry. Janie Davidson. Pam Davis, Lindsey Davis. Terry Devereaux, Priscilla Donahoe. Jay Drawdy. Pam Duncan. Marcia Edmonds. Carrie Edmunds. Malcolm Ml SENIORS Edwards. Phyllis Eiland. Debbie Fletcher. Julie Fletcher. Sandra Furlong. Bob Gandy. Debbie Ghent. Carl Graham. Tommie Gray. Rob Green. Bill Griffis. Sandy Grimes. Linda Goodwin. LeeAnn Grisnold. Eleanor Gunter. Bud Hall. Keith Hamilton. Buster Hammond. Mike Hanby. Thomas Hamage. Sandra Harper. Dawn Harrison. Connie Harris. Ricardo Hartbarger. Paul Haynes. Edna Harrod. Diane Hicks. Jimmy Hielscher. Vicki Hill. Andrea U2 U3 SENIORS Hill. Keith Hinson. Harriet Holder. Martha Hooks. Jenette Hoppe. Debbie Horn. Randy Houvener. Cindi Hudson. Jessie Hudson. Vincent Hunt. Tommy Jackson. Jeff Jackson. Patsy Jackson. Wanda Johnson. Vivian Jones. Dorthea Jones. Blondcll Jones. Neila Jones. Rupert Kauffman. David Kehoe. Jeff Kelly. Glenn Kimbril. Phyllis King. Eva King. Karl Kirkland. Vera Knight. Patricia SENIORS 145 SENIORS 146 Kragh. Paul Lackey. Elton Langford. Joe Lawrence. Margaret Laws. Cindy Lawson. Bill Lawson. Sandra LePagc. Linda Letanosky. Diane Lett. Sarah Lewis. Holly Lewis. Vicki Long. Marty Love. Vicky Lowers. Lauren Loyed. Brenda Lucius. Mike Lynch. Christy McCaskill. Phyllistine McClintock. Lynn McCloud. Toniette McDonald. Mike McGill. Linda Martin. Cindy David Kauffman is in rare form.” SENIORS Martin. Sherry Maskolunas. Cathy Matheny. Jim Matthews. Ernest Mercer. Jerald Miller. Ross Mogle. Sheryl Mooney ham. Beverly Mooneyham. Susie Moore. Denise Moore. Ruby Morgan. Kevin Morris. Laura Newman. Wanda Oates. Dorcas O'Berry. Robert Oliver. Clevester Osborne. John Outlaw. Juanita Parham. Kaye Patrick. Mary Peeples. Melissa Colleen Casey and Joni Brcttengcn take 5” in the library. Perez. Jesse Periman. Julie Phillips, Clenn Pickett. Pam Pickier, Anita Pierce. Renee Pipes. Laura Pittman. Laurie Pittman. Pam Prevatte, Kevin Rentz. Vernon Rhoden. Fred Richardson. Rodney U9 SENIORS Richardson. Scott Ricks. Melissa Riley. Michelle Riley. Patrica Rogers. Guan Rose. Tarpza Russell. Roxie Russell. Steve Ryland. Debbie Sams. Michael Satterfield. Destiny Scott. Baron Seal. Elizabeth Sheffield. Mark Sheffield. Steve Sherrer. Susan Sherwood. James Shroyer. Bill Smith. Celestine Smith. Greg Smith. |ames Smith. Sonya Smith. Lucinda Snow. Sheri Sporeleder. Mindy Staton. Bonnie 150 Art II students learn to paint self-portraits. (Bob Coleman) Morris Guthcry gives expert instructions on how to focus a camera. Anyone can learn to type. (Colleen Casey and Debra Korpa) 151 SENIORS Standifer. fames Staton. Ricky Stefka. Retina Stephens. Deiphinn Stephens. Kathy Stidham. Steve Stinson. Debbie St. Leger. Karen Sutton. Sheila Swick. Doug Svvindal. Susan Thomas. Betty Thomas. Walter Thompson. Teri Thornburg. Sharon Toole. Rita Trump. Sally Tucker. Janet Urban. Linda Veith. Carl 152 SENIORS Vogler. Debbie Warded. Mary Washington. Martha Washington. Vendarae Waters. Jerry Weeks. Ricky Wells. Brenda Wetherington. Pam Wheeler. John White. Nancy Whidden. Karen Wiggins. Ken Williams. Michael Williamson. Glenn Wilson. Jacob Wilson. Ralph Wright. Marian Wynn. Yvette Young. Gwen Young. Mary Boston. Sheril _ Bush. Rhonda Young, Tom Edwards Brucl. Groom. Cheryl Garner. David Guthery. Morris Griffis. Sandra Herrington, Marti Horn. Randy Hutto. Larry SENIORS NOT PICTURED Jeffers. Angie Julius. Sylvester McArthur. Holly Mathis. Johnny Moore, Mark Moore. Rubin Morse. Quentin Newton. Paul Mosely, Constance Newman. Wanda Patterson. Jeanette Reed. Ronald Reynolds. Mark Richardson. Emanuel Sanders. Mildred Simons. Jackie Shooks. Terry Smith. Linda Smith. Wendle Sutherland. James Tanner. Mark Waters. Fred Wearing. Donnie Wearing. Donald Wearing. Gwen Whatley. Joel Williams. Lawrence Wright. Barbara Young. Rosa 153 VOCATIONAL SCHOOL VO-TECH HELPS TRAIN CRAFTSMEN The vocational school offers courses ranging for health occupations to carpentry. The program is designed to meet the needs of those who wish a more specialized education or wish to enter the trades industry. TOP: Melissa Peeples—General Business RIGHT: Robert Hakeem-Welding BOTTOM: Wayne Cox. Richard Cochran—Radio and TV. PCC THESE SENIORS GET A HEAD START Students with a 3.5 grade average can get a head start on their college career by entering Polk Community College in their Senior year. Not only do they gain the college experi- ence and credits, but they also grad- uate with top honors in the Senior class. UPPER: Tom Young. LOWER LEFT: Linda Urban. LOWER CENTER: Jerald Mercer. LOWER RIGHT: Marian Wright. JOB ENTRY PARTICIPANTS ARE ON THEIR OWN The Job Entry program is available to those who are willing to work a minimum of forty hours a week and remain on one job. Participants in this program come to school only one time during their senior year—to graduate. LEFT: Stove Cribbs RIGHT: Lee Ann Goodwin LOWER LEFT: Limbi McGill LOWER RIGHT: Pam Castleberry JOB ENTRY JUNIORS JUNIORS RECEIVE TROPHY FOR “MOST SPIRITED CLASS” I HAD A FRIEND . . . I had a friend One unforgettable day, Before we parted And went our own way. Her skin was black. Her skin was white. We said good-bye Though our bond was tight. I had a friend. My friend was true. He’s out finding himself As we soon shall be. too. We had our long talks. He knew right from wrong. He'll succeed in this world For he's honest and strong. I had a friend. Who let go of my hand. This friend was a teacher. She taught me to stand. She paved me a road. The route she has shown. She's done her part well. Now I'm out on my own. I had a friend Whom Success didn’t pick. He faces no future For he gave up too quick. But I had a friend For whom 1 would die. Yes, I had a true friend At Bartow High. —Clemmie King OFFICERS: KNEELING: Thomas Adcox. Vice President: Cyndi Williams. Treasurer: STANDING: Davis Hyslop. Secretary; Jeff Clark. President: Mrs. Villanueva. Sponsor. 158 JUNIORS What next. Ken? says lames Hill Adams. Pat Adcox, Thomas Adkins. Royce Allen. Adeline Allen. Lew Ann Allen. Pam Arnold. Elton Askew. Susan Atkinson. Felix Atkinson. Tommie Austin. Pam Ayers. Linda Baker. Wanda Barnes. Robin Barrow. Ginny Banish. John Battle. June Bell. Gene Bennett. Tony Bennett. Dwain Benson. Chuck Biggs. Karen Birge. Polly Bohannon. Laura Borelli. Roxanne Braswell. Billy Breton. Alicia Brown, Edward Brown, Galinda Brown. Jeff 159 JUNIORS Brown. Kathy Brown. Kay Brown. Thomas Bruce. Barbara Bryan. James Bryan. Julie Bryan. Raymond Burke. Susan Burt. Deborah Cameron. Jeanne 160 JUNIORS Meditation does wonders! Jerome Reese, Greg Wright, and Tap Mathis. Carpenter. Steve Carroll. Tim Carter. Greg Carter, Reena Cashman. John Cassick. Sam Cauthan. Terry Champion. Ellen Chestnut. Ricky Clark, Jeff Clark. Lee Clem. Joan Clevenger. Linda Collins. Dureatha Collins. GiGi 161 JUNIORS Collins. Kenny Collins. Reva Combes. Anthony Cook. Nordica Jeff Clark in a studious mood. Corbett. C.C. Cowles. Martha Cox. Jan Croom, Linda Daniels. Sheila Dansby. Martha Davis. Twccty Dean. Jeff Delph. Steve Denmark. Cassandra 162 JUNIORS DeYoung. Jimmy Dickey. Bobby Downs. Luanna Drummond. Renata Duncan. Phyllis Elliott. Debbie Estes. Connie Ewin, David Ewing. Diana Fackender. Gary Farr. Steve Finley. Ernie Fletcher. Julie Floyd. Brenda Forsett. Marquita Russell. Ten Futch. Ricky Gallemore, Dan Candy. Beverly Garner. Bob Garrett. Brian Gay. Steve Gibbs, Enola Giles. George Glover. Kenneth Glover. Venita Goins. Theresa Gordon. Wes Goss. Tim Greear. Terry 163 JUNIORS Green, Susan Gregory. Virginia Griffin. Charlene Griggs. Joy Groover. Vanessa Haggins. Gloria Hall. Ronnie Hall. Vera Hamer. Greg Hamilton. John Hamilton. Patricia Hamilton. Patsy Hand. Glenn Harris. Gail Harvey. Harold Hastings. Claire Hawthorne. Jerry Heddleston. Zondra Some juniors (David Lewis) get pushed around by sophomores. 164 JUNIORS Hensley. Don Herbert. Cheryll Hicks. Susan Hill. James Hjort. Paul Holder. Mark Holton, Marjorie Hooks. Robert Houvener. David Hudson. Carl Hunt. Bonnie Hyslop. Davis Ingram. Mattie Jackson. Raleigh Jennings. Melinda Jennings. Sheila Joe. Dorothy Johnson. Jamie Johnson. Letitia Johnson. Nelson Jones. Edwin Jones, George Jones. Gloria Jones. Theresa Kelley. Joey Kelly. Bubba Kerby. Steve Kieser. Debra King. Clemmie Korpa. Deborah 165 166 JUNIORS Kosek. Mike Langford. Billy Lasher. Chris Lawrence. Janet Leege. Marc Lett. Marq Leverett. Bennie Lewis. David Lewis. Tony Love, Jackie Lovett. Betty Lowe. James Lunn. Danny Lytch. Laurie McArthur. Amy JUNIORS Curiosity killed the cat. (Bubba Kelly) McCall. Pat McClelland. Bonnie McClelland. Mary Alice McClelland. Mary Ann McNutt. Scott McWhorter. Karen Macon. Arthur Manning. Andrew Mathis. Carolyn Maxwell. Tangelia Maxwell. Virginia Mercer. Carolyn Mobley. Doris Moore. Michael Moore. Nancy 167 JUNIORS 168 Moravick. Eric Morrison. Laura Moss. Dwayne Murphy. Gene Murray. Tony Newton. Jimmy Newton. Robert Nolin. Sandra Northern. Wayne Odum. Conrad O'Neal. Madison Osborne. Diane Overstreet. Daphne Page. Brenda Pannebaker. Parker Pansier. Karen Patterson. Sheila Pharis. Wade Phillips. Melissa Pickard. Patty Pickett. John Pitts. Jackie Polite. Arlie Powell. Kathy Prevatte. Kandy Price. Michael Priddle. Jill Rainey. Robert Rake. Darrell Rake. Gary Ray. Carol Ray. Susan Reeder. Cindy Reese. Jerome Richard. Carmon Roberson. Tammir Robinson. Sarah Rogers. Harriet Runnels. Vicky Scott. Vay JUNIORS 169 JUNIORS Precious Griffin shines through the crowd. Seymour. Richard Shaw. Curtis Sheffield. Lanny Shircy. Cindy Showers. Steve Simons. Marty Simpson. Judy Simpson. Rudy Smith. Andewat Smith. Bettie |o Smith. Dwaine Smith. Eddie Mae Smith. Kathleen Smith. Kathryn Smith. Kenneth Sparks. Sharon Stanley. Cathy (Davis) Stephens. Bruce Stephens. Roland Stephens. Wanda 170 JUNIORS Stevens. Maribcth Stone. Chuck Teate. Keith Terrell. Carole Thomas. Eldred Thomas. Tina Thompson. Pam Troup. Carl Tuck. Edith Unrue. Mitch Van Sickle. George Varner. Annette Waddell. Diane Walker. Bobby I wonder if my bloomers are showing? says Deb Webb. 171 JUNIORS Statistics show ... says Professor Whatley. (Donna) Walker. Byron Walker. Debbie Wallace. Beth Wallace. Twyla Warren. Kathy Washington. Sandra Waters. Pam Watson. Bennie Watson. Ronnie Wearing. Sharon Webb. Debbie Weeks. Patti Weldon. Kenny Weyand. Susan Wheeler. Ken 172 JUNIORS Anderson, Joanne Bates, Reggie Bennett. Gary Brown. Colleen Bryant, Betty Bryant. Malinda Bums, Calla Byrd. Jon Byrnette. Randall Chapman. Paul Cherry. Ninetta Cox. Charles Davis. Stanley Dov .ling, James Edwards. Elaine Ellis. Anna Griffin, Charlene Harrell. Kenny Hymes, Manford Johnson. Carolyn Jones. Kenneth Keepler. Virginia Keith. Tommie Kline. Fred Mathis. Kenneth Miller, Betty Mount. Ronnie Music. Kenneth Myrick. Romel Provenza. Charles Smith. Gregory Smith. Jo Ann Whitt. Glenn Whitten. Randy Widner. Debbie Wiggins. Charles Wiggins. Edward Wilcox. Emory Wilkins. Betty Williams. Cyndi Williams. Dovie Wilson. Ervin Williams, Jimmy Williams. Leslie Williams. Lisa Wilson. Gary Wilson. Mary Wilson. Paula Witt. Jimmy Wright. Greg Wright. John Yarborough. Timmy Yearwood. Mike Young. Rosemary Young. Scott Young. Suzanne JUNIORS NOT PICTURED Smith. Samuel Stephens. Frank Thomas. Margaret Tyson. Mike Williams. Harold Young. Dora 173 SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES AT BATTLE Sophomores really feel that they have made a big step in their lives by coming to the “big high school. They can no longer be considered Junior High “punks. The soph- omores have grown up quite a bit. but not as much as they will in the next two years. Even though they are the “runts” of the school, they seem to fit in along with everybody else. Adams. Lonnie Addair. Sleven Albrittcn. Brenda Alexander. Denise Allen. Sharon Allen. Vivian Leigh Duke. Treasurer; fay Hunt. Vice-President; Kathy Jones. President; Mr. Leonard. Sponsor. Patti Blount. Secretary (Not Pictured) Almazan. Peter Anderson. Bernard Anderson. Mike Andrews. Danny Andrews. David Ansley. Willie Austin. Leola Baity. Anita Baker. Raymond 174 What's this copy of Playboy doing in the Library? SOPHOMORES Diane Buchanan and Debbie Young need a hand. Baldwin. Donna Banks. Marty Barber. Bill Basile. Susan Battle. Andy Beavers. Gail Bedgood, Daniel Bennett. Beverly Bennett. Celestine Benton. Danny Blair. Wanda Blount. Jeanette Blount. Patti Bonakcr. Steve Boston. Harold Bowen. Daniel Braddy. Mary Braswell. Robert Braunbeck. Diane Broderick. Greta Brooks. Sharon Brooks. Stanley Brower. Debbie Brown. Arncss 175 SOPHOMORES Brown. Phyllis Brown. Willie Mae Bryan. Steve Bryant. Annette Buchanan. Diane Burris. Brad Burton. Lalita Bush. John Butler. Bill Cannon. Nancy Carroll. Sandra Carter. Dorthy Carter. Gary Carter. Joe Casey. Maureen Cassick. Sylvia Cephus. Jonathan Chickering. Linda Christian. Don Clark. Debhie Clark. Mark Claxton. Shirley Collier. David Collins. Sandra 176 Grog Gilchrist plans to be an Elvis someday. Leigh Duke “chows down on a snow cone. Colson. Keenan Combee, Cindy Combes. Otis Coney. Princess Cox. Glinda Cox. Jon Crawford. Jennifer Cribbs. Marvin Croy. Stanley Cummings. Mike Cunningham. Jimmy Dampier, Judy Davis. Jackie Davis. Wanda Deese. Deloris Degley. Bill Dellis, Steve Dilworth. Sandra 177 SOPHOMORES Dixon. Tyrinda Dorsey. Cynlhia Driesler. Eric Drummond. Darrell Duke. Leigh Early. |cff Edmonds. Henry Edwards. Judy Edwards. Susan Elder. Sandi Elkins. Brian Elliot. Martha |udy Williams likes to get 'into things. 178 SOPHOMORES Etter. Karla Fields. Henry Fillmon. Timothy Fletcher. Vicki Frink. Della Fussell, James Garrison. Andrew Garrison. Roland Gaskins. Patrick Gatlin. Cheri Gautney. Sheila Gilchrist. Greg 179 Glisson. Myra Glover. Cheryl SOPHOMORES Goins. Kaye Gonzalez. Raquel Gregory. Robert Griffin. Sheila Groome. Robert Guthery. Carol Haag. Roger Hagler. Cynthia Hall. Teresa Hamilton. Beverly Hampton. |an Hand. Larry Harper. Marilyn Harrell. Curtis Harris. Bernard Harris. Donna Harrison. Beth Harrison. Mary Jo Morris you didn't!”—(Jan Hampton) Hazelton. John Helmuth. William Henderson. Mae Henderson. Roy Higdon. Robert Hill. David 180 SOPHOMORES r Kelly Trump isn't really studying; it just looks that way. jerolie Strong and Michael Cummings get it on. Hill. Reginald Hiss. Liz Hjort. Christine Hosmer. Sue Houston. Bobbie Huffman. Mary Humphrey. Kay Hunt. John Jackson. Ben Jackson, Carolyn Jacobs. Diane James. Charley |ohnson. Becky Johnson. Lula Johnson. Marcal Johnson. Raymond Jones. Aaron Jones. Andrew 181 SOPHOMORES Jones. Delphine Jones. Greg Kautz. Danny Keith. Eric Kelley. Violet Kellman. Gwen Kellman. Lee Kleinfelder. Li . Kerby. Bruce Kirkland. Eddie Lacey. Tim Lambert. William Langdalc. Phyllis Laws. Bobby Lee. Edwin Leonard. Rubin LePage. Richard Letanoskv. Claude Leverett. Kenneth Leverett. Loretta Sophomores have to learn: NO CHEATING! ‘Tm going to hit that man yet.” says Mike Royer. 182 SOPHOMORES He's taking my picture! Wow! Lewis. Portia Little. Eleanor Littlefield. Kathy Lloyd. Paul Long. Connie Long, Debra Long. Jim Love. Donald Love. John Lowe. Anthony Lowery. Brenda Loyd, jane Loyed. |anie Lucas. Mary Jo Lyle. David Mack. Angelo Macon. Randle Manning. Sherry Marcus. Sylvia Marsh. Roy 183 SOPHOMORES Martin. Larry Martin. William Mathis. Warenc McBee. Cay McGill. Alcthea McKereghan, Brian McNutt. Steve Medley. Pam Merricks. Herbert Merricks. Sherman Merritt. Eddy Miles. Greg Miller. Ronnie Mitchell. Brenda Mitchell. Keith Mitchell. Michael Mitchell. Sarah Modrell. Fran This is an Excedrin headache No. 12. 184 SOPHOMORES Raymond Baker finds the answer to this problem quite hard! Moon;. Shandra Mosley. Brenda My rick. Brenda Nelson. Shirley Newman. Doug Newton. Virginia North. Wilbur Northern. Kathy Oates. John Ogburn. Wanda Ollins. Nicey O'Neal. Debbie O'Riley. Keneth Owen. Juan Oxford. Lon Palmer. Charles Parker. Donna Pattey. James Patterson. Steve Payne. John Perry. Bobbie Peterson. Althea Peterson. Zaundra Pickier. Cathy Pierce. Edna Pittman. Cindy Polk. Terri Potts. Michael Presnell. Julie Pridgen. Wendell 185 SOPHOMORES Perdue. George Purvis. Charles Ready. Sieve Reilly. Brenda Rhodes. Charles Richardson. Gene Ricks. Kenneth Ricks. Linda Riley. Carolyn Roberts. Bill Roberts. James Robinson. Trumiller Robinson. Darlene Robitzsch. Stephen Rogers. Archie Rogers. Sheryl Rogers. Gloria Royer. Michael Russell. Connie Russell. Richard Ryland. Joann SOPHOMORES Sanders. Jerry Sapp. Ernest Sawyer. Larry Schulz. Rick Sellers. Pam Sells. Jenny Sexton. Peggy Shelley. Teresa Simmons. Robert Singletary-. Janet Singletary. Mandy Singo. Earl Sjoblom. Earl Smith. Alvin Smith. Cindy Smith. Debbie Smith. Deloris Smith. Miyoshi Smith. Ronald Smith. Sherry Snead, Barbara Snow. Cindy Sowell. Julia Spears. Phillip Speight. Paula Sporleder. Kitty 187 SOPHOMORES Standifcr. Yolanda Stanfill. Danny Starling. Mike Starling. Charlene Stewart. Richard Stidham. Jeff St ring fellow. Ruth Sweat. Stacey Swindal. Gary Taylor. Paul Terio. Cindy Tew. Timmy Tidwell. Amos Towns. Minnie Troup. James Once in the morning does it” for Sue Hosmer. 188 SOPHOMORES Trump. Kelly Turpin. Blanc Tyson, Kenny Tyson. Teresa Vogler. Brenda Waddell, fames Walker. Harold Walker. Tommy Wallace. Dory Watkins. Nathan Weldon. Beth Wells. David Whidden. Carol Whiddon. Joyce Whitaker. Jenny White. Adrian Whitehurst. Greg Wild. Joseph Williams. Barbara Williams. Clarence Williams. Judy Williams. 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Bartow, Florida BARTOW FORD COMPANY Claim iFmural ii mne Serving Bartow Since 1948 best wishes from INTERNATIONAL MINERALS AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION Florida Operations Bartow, Florida KUHN PLUMBING AND ELECTRIC CO. 505 East Main Street W. R. Grace And Co. MARCO CHEMICAL DIVISION SOUTHERN REGION HIGHWAY 60 WEST BARTOW, FLORIDA 33830 813-533-1315 GOODYEAR JACKSON WELDING SUPPLY INC. Challenge Nursery Wholesale Nursery P.O. Box 242 Alturas, Florida 33820 Quality Plants AND CLEANERS 875 East Gay Street 533-1051 O'DOSKI ADVERTISING AND PUBLIC RELATIONS EXTENDS BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1974 120 North Fla. Avo. Bartow. Florida 33830 2100 Highway 17 South Bartow, Florida Phone (813) 533-5283 THe Polk (ounty Democrat Bartow's iNEWSl paper Our Congratulations to the Class of ’74 upon their successful completion of their high school course . . . You and all others in the same group over the nation have gained the basic knowledge which will enable you to progress into higher education . . . and in the future lead- ership of our country. We join in extending our sincere good wishes to each of you and to hope for your every measure of happiness. FLORIDA NATIONAL BANK AT BARTOW Member—FDIC 120 North Fla. Ave. Bartow. Florida 33830 Phone (813) 533-5283 HOSMER BUICK-PONTIAC, INC. 610 East Summerlin Best Wishes To The Class of LANGFORDS’ 80 Foot Road Lake Garfield DAVIS BROTHERS CAFETERIA 1035 North Broadway BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ’74 AVCO FINANCIAL SERVICES 326 EAST MAIN, BARTOW 533-4125 LOANS TO $2,500 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ’74 FROM A FRIEND Best Wishes To the Class of 74 Congratulations And Best Wishes Mable L. Tyler Mable’s Ready To Wear 165 East Main Street Fashions Just For You MINECO AND Highway 60 West George L. Tyler Office Supplies And Equipment 175 East Summerlin Street m } DRUGS T7—C---- ---'-- 4« U ttu BARTOW MALL MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION MYRICKS I ,;ik('l;inil. Flnrithi ORANGE-CO. OF FLORIDA, INC. HIGHWAY 17 SOUTH BARTOW, FLORIDA Imperial Lumber Co. Bartow Airbase FULTON BYRD Insurance Consultants New York Life Insurance Co. East Davidson ■: ■ ' ■ - — Best Wishes from uss AGRI-CHEMICALS Division of United States Steel Corporation Bartow, Florida Gifts for the Young and the young at heart Best Wishes To The Class of 74 Milton W. Lyle Realtor 1510 N. Broadway Bartow, Florida Phone Business 533-1988 Home 533-5250 TOY KING Golden Gate Shopping Center _____Phone 533-3919___ C. WILSON CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Highway 17 South Bartow, Florida NELSON’S JEWEL BOX, INC. The Corner Drug Store 195 East Main St. Bartow, Florida BRETON’S RESTAURANT Across From The Courthouse Open 5 A.M. To 8 P.M. Nell’s Fashions 320 East Main St. Best Wishes To The Class Of ’74 DAIRY QUEEN OF BARTOW 1795 U.S. Highway 98 N. Bartow, Florida 33830 Phone: 813-533-2779 all9° tP tf e •Reg US P� t Off Am 0 Q Corp C 1972 Am 0 Q Corp BARTOW PRINTING COMPANY IEADFRSHIP ,M(c a y f o hj Au, THROUGH SERVICE ’ Steel Factory Representatives BARTOW BAKERY 280 South Wilson Davis Sno-Kone Davidson and Second Ave. . MURPHY CHEVROLET Congratulations from the local ARMY RECRUITER ALTURAS GROCERY AND SERVICE STATION LUCILLE’S DOWNTOWN BARTOW m ra I Publix PUBLIX MARKETS cm Best Wishes to the Class of 74 PEACE VALLEY ENTERPRISE, INC. Alturas, Florida POLK COUNTY ABSTRACT COMPANY, INC. Polk County Abstract Co., Inc. w. H. STUART RANCH Bosl Wishes to tHp Cl.-lcg nf '74 ONE HOUR MARTINIZING Stratton and Company, Inc. Contractors and Engineers 1020 North Spessard Holland Parkway (813) 533-3384 Bartow, Florida 33830 Best Wishes to the Class of 74 Dragline Work - Dozer Ditches - Dikes - Field: Grady Mercer Construction SEBRING, FLORIDA The Directors, Officers, and Staff of our Bank join in ex- pressing our sincerest good wishes on the event of your graduation. May the coming years bring you the best of good Health, Happiness and Prosperity. THE BANK CITRUS CHEMICAL BANK of BARTOW 7 Best Wishes To The Class of 74 GRANT CITY Bartow Mall Prince and Princess 175 East Main Street Louise Lang Insurance 250 West Van Fleet Bartow, Florida 33830 Phone: 533-1071 Nationwide Nattonwid Inuranc Horn attic Coki TATE PHILLIPS Main Street, Bartow Florida Helen’s Flowers Phone: 533-4452, 533-0223 MIKE’S Drive-In 215 STAFF BOX THE ANNUAL STAFF There was a time that this annual was only a dream; but like other dreams, with a lot of work and determination, this year's ECHO has become a reality. Thanks to our friends, the year was great. Therefore we are dedicating this book to all friends everywhere. I would like to thank all the people who made the annual possible: the student body, the annual staff, the faculty, Mr. and Mrs. Don Rob- ertson, and Paragon Press. I wish to extend a special thanks to Mrs. Betty Hain for giving the staff that extra shove and determination necessary to make the 1974 an- nual great. EDDIE BROWN........................COPY EDITOR PENNY BOLKCOM..................ACADEMIC EDITOR DEBBIE ELLIOTT.....ASST. ACADEMIC EDITOR SHERYL MOGLE.......CIRCULATION MANAGER TYPIST VICKI HIELSCHER...................THEME EDITOR GLORIA HAGGINS...................TYPIST SCOTT RICHARDSON......BUSINESS MANAGER PAT BURDIN............SOPHOMORE EDITOR MORRIS GUTHERY.............PHOTOGRAPHER JONI BRETTINGEN.......SENIOR CLASS EDITOR CLEMMIE KING..........JUNIOR CLASS EDITOR COLLEEN CASEY..............ART EDITOR ASST. SENIOR CLASS EDITOR WANDA AUSTIN............SPORTS EDITOR ASST. SOPHOMORE EDITOR DAVIS HYSLOP.......................CLUB EDITOR PHOTOGRAPHER MARC LEEGE........PHOTOGRAPHER TYPIST A Acosta. Tony 189 Adams, Bill 58.137 Adams. Cynthia 189 Adams. Lonnie 178 Adams. Pat 158 Adc.ox. Thomas 39.50,59.61.158 Addair. Steve 79.178 Adkins, Royce 60,64.158 Agnew, Mrs. Jean 132 Albritton. Brenda 41.178 Albritton. Dennis 137,178 Alexander. Audrey 32.33.69.137 Alisi, Ricky 137 Allen. Adeline 158 Allen, Angela 137 Allen. Deanna 24.27.40.41.66.137 Allen. Jennie 27.33.34.36.50. 51.54.62.66.67.137 Allen. Lew Ann 32.54.66.99.159 Allen. Margo 45.66.68.69.137 Allen. Pam 159 Allen. Sharon 41.60.174 Allen. Vivian 174 Allison. Adele (Miss) 99.127 Almazan. Peter 39.79.94.174 Anderson. Bernard 174 Anderson. Joanne 65. 173 Anderson. Mike 37.53.79.174 Andrews. Danny 174 Andrews. David 39.58.100.174 Ansley. Willie 32.174 Anthony. Ralph (Mr.) 106 Armstrong, Cynthia 48.69.137 Armstrong, Ralph 189 Arnold, Elton 92,159 Arnold Reginald 73.75.82.84.86.87.103.137 Askew, Susan 43,53,66.159 Atkinson, Felix 7.64.75,159 Atkinson. Tommie 64,158 Austin. Leolu 174 Austin. Pam 27.66,67.69.159 Austin. Wanda 4.28.33.40.46,56. 57,67.137.159.216.217 Avila. Ruth 137 Ayers. Linda 48.159 B Bailey. Ron 25 Baity. Anita 174 Baker. Raymond 64.79,88.174.185 Baker. Sharon 137 Baker. Wanda 158 Baldwin. Donna 50.54,96.175 Banks. Martin 53.175 Barber. Bill 53.175 Barlow. Theresa 137 Barnes, Robin 159 Barrow. Ginny 87.159 Barush. John 53,58.158 Basile. Susan 175 Bates. Albert 44,45.84.13 Bates. Reginald'173 Battle. Andy 92,175 Battle. June 45.159 Beavers. Gail 175 Bedgood. Daniel 175 Beery. Keneth 53.189 Begley. Darlene 66.67,68.137 Belflower. Mary (Mrs.) 66,87.124 Bell. Gene 32.75.92.102.103.159 Bell. Michael 124.189 Benjamin. Joyce 189 Bennett. Beverly 175 Bennett. Celestine 45.69.175 Bennett. Duane 122,159 Bennett. Gary 173 Bennett. Tony 58.158 Benson. Chuck 75.80.82.94.159 Bentley. Joyce 45.66.68.69.137 Benton, Dan 175 Benton. Valerie 42.62,137 Biggs. Karen 158 Birge, Polly 54.158 Black. Linda (Mrs.) 122 Blair. |anet 67.137 Blair. Wanda 175 Blount. Jeannette 51,175 Blount. Patti 32.35.46.96.174.175 Bohannon. Laura 44.158 Bolkcom. Penny 10.28.41.46. 54.56.57.59.62.67.96.137.216.217 Bonacker. Steve 175 Bonncy. Portia 137 Borelli. Roxanne 158 Boston, Harold 65.175 Boston. Sherd 21.137.153 Bowe. Susan 137 Bowen, Daniel 64.79.175 Brackin. Stephen (Mr.) 124 Braddy. Anthony 23.75,137 Braddy. Eddie 137 Braddy. Mary Ann 44.175 Bragg. Tim 137 Braswell. Bill 101.159 Braswell. Bob 37,175 Braswell. Lynn 48.115.137.167 Braunbeck. Diane 15,175 Breton. Alicia 41.58.67.159 Brettingen. Joni 34.46.56.67.147.149.216.217 Brewer. Debbie 189 Broderick. Greta 33,175 Brooks. David 137 Brooks. Sharon 41.175 Brooks Stanley 102,175 Brooks. Til lie (Mrs.) 128 Brower. Debbie 41,62.175 Brown, Alma (Mrs.) 108 Brown. Arness 175 Brown, Colleen 173 Brown. Ed 05,75,77.159 Brown. Eddie 46.50.52,53,56. 64.67.90.98.138.216.217 Brown. Galinda 10,32.44.46.51.67.159 Brown. Jeff 53.159 Brown. Kathy 32.45.160 Brown, Kay 54.66.99.160 Brown, Mercedes (Mrs.) 10ft Brown, Phyllis 62.68.176 Brown, Thomas 53.160 Brown. Thomasina 44 Brown. Troy 52.53.138 Brown. Willie 178 Bruce, Barbara 3.41,46.61.67.160 Bryan, David 66.138 Bryan, fames 58.160 Bryan, Julie 41.46.60.67.160 Bryan, Raymond 52.53.60.160 Bryan, Steve 65.176 Bryan. William (Mr.) 8.106 Bryant. Annette 32.176 Bryant. Betty 173 Bryant. Cornelius 64,189 Bryant. Malinda 173 Bryant. Michael 53,145 Buchanan. Bonnie 48.67,138 Buchanan, Diane 41.174,176 Buchanon. John 189 Bumgarner. Dorothy (Mrs.) Ill Burdin. Pat 32.35.50.56.57.96.179.186.216.217 Burgess. Shelia 138 Burke. Susan 35.51,66,99,160 Burns. Calla 173 Burris. Brad 58.176 Burt. Dale 54 Burt. Jeanette (Mrs.) 61. 118 Burt. Debra 43.69,160 Burton, Lita 44,169.176 Bush. John 176 Bush. Rhonda 45.46.136.138.153 Butler. Bill 75.176.188 Butler. Priscilla 189 Butler. James (Mr.) 3.74.90.126 Buxton. Pamala 189 Byrd. Jon 64.173 Byrd. Karen 138 Byrnette, Randall 173 C Cabanas. Marie 48.67.138 Cameron. Jeanne 46.62.68.160 Cameron. Nancy 96 Campbell. Edward 66,138 Campbell. Sarah 34.66.138 Cannon. Nancy 46.176 Caraker, Connie 27.49.138 Carpenter. Steve 67.100.161 Carroll, Sandra 176 Carroll. Tim 52.53.161.168 Carter. Dorthy 176 Carter. Gregg 6.54.69.161 Carter. Gary 176 « jp Carter. George 189 Carter. Joe 176 Carver, Reena 161 j Casey, Colleen 34,56.57.62.138.149.151.216217 Casey, Maureen 35.62.63,176 Cushman. John 53.161 Cassick. Sam 44.45,161 Cassick, Sylvia 44.46,176 Castleberry. Pam 138.157 Cauthan, Terry 37,161 Cephus. Jonathan 176 Chambless. Leon (Mr.) 119 Champion. Ellen 41.58.67,68.96.161 Champion. Don (Mr.) 68,131 Chancev. Charles 138 Chancey. Marly 189 Chapman. Mike 49,65,138 Chapman. Paul 173 Cheshire, Elizabeth 189 Cherry. Nincta 173 Chestnut. Rickey 53.161 Chickcring Lynn 176 Christi,m. Don 176 Chunn. Robert 92.189 Chunn. Wesley 189 Clark, Debbie 176 Clark. Jeff 58.61.67.158.161.162 Clark. Lee 37.07.97.161 Clark. Mark 39.138.176 Clark. Mary 48.167 Claxton. Shirlev 32.177 •ton. Debra 69,138 Clem. Joan 44.161 Cleveland. Richard 64,189 Clevenger. Linda 161 Cochran. Richard'138.154 Cochran. Tommy 189 I Coleman, Bcib 138.151 Coleman. ScOtt 53.189 ft Collier. Davi«3.79.1 ’!• Collins. Barbie 58 Collins. Dor tha 54.161 Collins. Cjgi 6.41.161 Collins. Glenn 141 Collins, jernetha 32.141 Collins. Ken 58.97.162 Collins. Lamar 141 Collins. Matt 23.24,28,32.40.94,95.141 Collins. Reva-43.162 Oj Collins. Ritaj66 Collins. Sandra 43.69.177 Collins. Tanya 42.53.60.67.138 Colson. Keenan 65.80.88.177 Combcc. Cindy 50.62.177 Combes. Anthony 162 Combes. Otis 177 Coney. Princess 27.44.177 Conner. Beverly (Mrs.) 33.119,128 Conrad. Jerry (Mr.) 37.74.126 Cook. Janeta 141 Cook. Nordy 43.45.69.162 Cooks, Sylvia (Mrs.) 119 Cope. Debbie 48.67.136.141 Corbett. C. C. 39.45.75.92.93.162 Corbett. |. |. (Mr.) 80.81.92.128 Corbin, Ronald (Mr.) 9.120 220 Cowles. Martha 15.32.40,41.58.60.67.162 Cowles. Mary 5.25.28.30.40.41.60.67.99.136.141 Cowles. Sidney (Mr.) 39.127 Cox. Charles 173 Cox. Donna 34.67.141 Cox. Glenda 177 Cox. )an 162 Cox. jon 58.177 Cox. Wayne 154 Crawford. Jennifer 54.60.69.177 Cribbs. Marvin 65.157.177 Croom. Cheryl. 59.153 Croom. Linda 35.44.51.162 Crowley. Randy 53.141 Croy. Stanley 177 Cummings. Bethesda 141 Cummings. Mike 32.74.75.77.92.177.181 Cunningham. James 65.177 Currv. Janie 49.141 rrv9 D Dampieri Judy 177 Daniels. Sheiia 32,66.68.162 Dansby. Martha 44.162 Darby. Sadie (Mrs.) 130 Davidson. Pam 44.69.141.145 Davis. Emmett 189 Duvis. Jackie 177 Davis. Lindsey 45.141 Davis. Stanley 173 Davis. Terry 141 Davis. Tweetv 46.69.162 Davis, Wanda 177 ' Dean. Jeff 60.67.162 Dease. Evelyn (Mrs.) 108 Deese, De loris 177 Degley. Bill 177 Deilis. Steve 177 Delph. Steve 58.124.162 Denmark. Cassandra 162 Denmark. Eurethea 189 Devereux. Priscilla 141 DeYoung. Jimmy 60,61.67,163 DeYoung. John (Mr.) 59.120 Dickey. Bobby 53.163 Diego. Margarita 67 Dilworlh. Sandra 32.177 Dixon. Tvnnda 178 Donahue. Jay 60.1.7.80.81.92.141 Donaldy. Rebecca (Miss) 03.119 Dorsey. CynthiaWB Dorse y. Rosa 189 Downing. James 173 Downs. Luannu til. 163 Drawdv. Pam 66.141.27 Driesler, Eric; 39.65f7 m7Qft Driggers. Danny 189 Drummond. Darrell 80.88.178.186 Drummond. Renata 43.67,69.163 Duke Leigh 32.41.46.53,174.177.178 Dunun. Marcia 60.6lil41 Duncan. Phyllis 163 1 ' , E Earley. Jeff 37.178 Edmonds. Carrie 44,141 Edmonds. Henry 58,178 Edmund. Malcolm 141 Edwards. Agnes (Miss) 123 Edwards. Bruce 45.80.81.82.92.153 Edwards. Elaine 173 Edwards, Judy 178 Edwards, Phyllis 142 Edwards. Susan 35.46.178 Eiland. Debbie 65,67,142 Eiland, Doyle 155 Elder. Sandi 60.62.178 Elkins, Brian 179 Elliott. Debbie 35.56.57.67.163.216,217 Elliott. Martha 61.179 Ellis. Anna 173 Elrod. Mike 179 Ervin, Elizabeth 179 Ervin. Steve 58 Estes, Connie 17,32,35,66.163 Etter. Karla 41.46.50.60.62.96.176.179 Ewin. David 163 Ewing. Diana 35.66.67.96.163 F Fackender, Gary 66.67.100.101.163 Farenwald. Donna (Miss) 132 Farr. Steve 163 Ferrel. Ann. (Mrs.) Ill Fields Jr.. Henry 179.189 Fillmon. Tim 32.52.64.179 Finley. Ernie 61.163 Fleming. David 189 Frink. Della 46 Fletcher. Julie Ann 35,66,163 Fletcher. Julie Anne 67.142 Fletcher. Sandra 142 Fletcher. Vicki 32.179 Floyd. Brenda 33,42.51.62.163 Floyd. Lindsey 44 Forsett. Marquita 44.46.54,69.163 Forsett, Tanya 189 Frier. Jesse (Sgt.) 129 Frost. Kevin (Mr.) 46 Furlong. Bob 36.66.142 Fussell. James 64.179 Fussell. Teri 163 t Futch. Rickv 163 C Galle more. Da n 97.103 Gandy, Beverly.'3,46.67.163 Gandy. Debbie 48.67.142 Garner, Bob 163 Garner. Dave 36.75,90.91.153 Garrett. Brian t 4.163 Garrison. Andrew 64.80.92.179 Garrison. Ronald 179 Gaskin. Patrick 179 Gatlin. Cheri 179 Gautney. Sheila 179 Gay. Steve 32.53.60.79.183 Geiger. Donald (Mr.) 124 Ghent, Carl 75.102,142 Gibbs. Enola 44 Gilchrist. Greg 11.39.177.179 Giles. George 163,168 Girlman. Carolyn (Mrs.) 54.123 (iliSSon. Myra 179 Glover. Kenneth 163 Glover. Vanessa 189 Glover. Venitu 163 Glover. Sheril 45.69.176.179 Goins, Kaye 180 Goins, Theresa 65,163 Gonzalez, R.iquel 180 Goodwin, Lee Ann 143. 157 Gordon. Wes 75.131.163 Goss. Tim 39.79,88.163 Grace. Jeff 189 Graham. Tomalina 15,65.142 Gray. Rob 36.75.142 Greathouse. Brenda 189 Greear, Terry 163 Green. Bill 53.142 Green. Susan 164 Greene?. Betty (Mrs.) 42,117 Gregory. Robert 39.58,180 Gregorv. Virginia 164 Griffin. Charlene 164,170.173 Griffin, Sheila 180 Griffis. Sandy 142.153 Griggs. Joyce 44,69.164 Grimes. Linda 40.41,45.142 Criner. Samuel (Mr.) 97.132 Glover. Kenneth 48 Grisnold. AbinieJ Lee 189 Grisnold. Eleanor 143 Grisnold. |immy 5 Groom, Kevin 189 Groom, Robert 180 Groover. Vanessa 44.45.164 Gudgen. Darrell 53.189 Gunter. Bud 50.143 Guthery. Carul 61,180 Guthery. Morris 50,50.5 . 143.151.153.216.217 I ] Haggins. Gloria '32.35.56.164,216,217 Haag. Roger 32.39.92.180 Hagler. Cynthia 180 Hain. Betty (Mrs.) 56.115 Hakeem. Bob 154 Hall. Keith 52.53.142 Hall. Ronnie 53.65.164 Hall. Teresa 64.180.1 3 Hall, Vera 164 Hamer, George (Mr.) 75.112 Hamer, Greg 6,37.50.66.94.164 Hamilton. Beverly 180 Hamilton. Buster 142 Hamilton, John 39.45,67.69.164 Hamilton. Patricia 44,69.164 Hamilton, Patsy 164 Hammond. Mike 2.32.51.66.09.142 Hampton. Jan 32,35.46.50.96.180 Hanby. Tom 142 Hand. Glenn 64.164 Hand, Larry 180 Harnage. Sandra 143 Harper. Dawn 49.143 Harper. Marilyn 180 Harrell. Curl is 180 Harrell. Kenny 173 Harris. Bernard 180 Harris. Gail 164 Harris, Jerry 53.184 Harris. Ricardo 46.142 Harrison. Beth 59.127,180 Harrison. Connie 49.143 Harrison. Mary Jo 180 Harrnd, Diane 142 ifurtharger. Paul 14,52.142 Hartsaw. Ken 58 Harvey. Harold 48.164 Hastings. Claire 6,34,67.99.164 Hawthorne. Jerry 58.79.164 Haygood. Ronald 189 Haynes. Edna 142 Hazelton. John 5,64,161 Hcddlestnn. Zondra 164 lieimeth. W. D. 124.181 Hende rson. Mae� 61 Henderson. Roy 65.79.181 Hendley, Wayne 189 Henslev. Don 165 Herbert. Cheryl 41.5-1.59.69.165 Horrington. Jane! 48,59.69.165 Kicks. Jimmy 5.28.33.38,60.66.67,143 Hicks. Karen 58 Hicks. Susan 1 . 33.40.41.60.01.67.165 Hiers. David (Mi.) 74,103.126 Hielscher, Vicki 8,33.34.50.56,216.217 Higdon. Bobby 181 Hill. Andrea 143 Hill. David 181 Hill. James 39.58.59,159.165 Hill. Keith 144 Hill. Reginald 64.92.181 Hilton. Luke 189 Hinson. Harriet 144 Hiss, Li . 43.181 Hjort, Chris 181 Hjort. Paul 49.165 Holder. Mark 165 Holder. Martha 144 Holder. Victoria 189 Holton, Marjorie 165 Hooks. Janette 49.144 Hooks, Robert 165 Hoppe. Debbie 145 Horn. Randy 49.94.145 Hosmcr. Sue 181.183,188 Houston. Bobbie 44,181 Houvencr, Cindi 67,68.144 Houvcner. David 67.165 221 Houvener. James 58.86 Hudson. Carl 32.tj6.165 Hudson. |essie 49.67.144 Hudson. Vincent 32,33,144 Huffman. Mary 34.181 Hughes, Kathy 30.189 Humphrey. Kaye 181 Hunt. Bonnie 10.43.46.61.165 Hunt. |ay 32.39.79.97.174.181 Hunt. Tommy 144 Houston. Bobbie 46 Hutchinson. Robert (Col.) 129 Hutto. Larry 153 Hymes. Manford 173 Hyslop. Davis 32,39.56.57.61.67£8.158.165 I Ingram. Henry 64,189 Ingram. Mattie 165 I Jackson. Barbara 189 Jackson, Ben 181 Jackson. Carolyn 41.60.176.181 Jackson. Jeff 3,22.28.31.34,35.38.66.73.75. 76,77.94.103.139.144 Jackson. Lois (Mrs.) 121 Jackson. Patsy 140.144 Jackson. Raleigh 72.75.90.91.92.93.103.165 Jackson. Wanna 32.48,67.144 Jacobs, Diane 54.181 James. Charlie 65.79,88.181 Jeffers. Angie 153 Jennings. Melinda 165 Jennings. Sheila 165 Joe. Dorothy 44.185 Johnson, Becky 53.60.181 Johnson. Carolyn 173.189 Johnson. Jamie 54.165 Johnson. Lula 165,181 lohnson. Marcal 65.181 Johnson. Neal 189 Johnson. Nelson 165 Johnson. Raymond 181 Johnson. Shelia 68.69 Johnson. Sonja 189 Johnson. Vivian 144 Jones. Aaron 32.44.45.68.181 Jones, Andrew 181 Jones. Blondell 68.69.122.144 Jones. Delphine 69.182 Jones. Dorothea 144 Jones. Edwin 52.53.55.165 Jones. George 65 Jones. Gloria 69.165 jones. Greg 182 Jones, Kathy 69,174 jones. Kenneth 64.173.189 jones. Neila 65,66.144 jones. Richard 189 jones. Rubert 32.64.80.82.84.92.144 Jones. Terry 66 julius. Sylvester 153 K Kauffman. David 7.64.75,144.147 Kautz. Danny 182.189 Kcepler. Mary 189 Keeplcr. Virginia 173 Keith. Eric 182 Keith. Tommy 64.173 Kelly. Joe 64.75.88.89.165 Kelley. Glenn 45.64.122.144 Kelley. Violet 182 Kcllman. Gwen 182 Kellman. Lee 35.46.182 Kelly. Bubba 17.165.167 Kelly. Vila 44 Kemp. Elmore 189 Kerby. Bruce 182 Kerby. Steve 53,165 Kieser, Debra 51.67.68.165 Kimbril. Phyllis 42.62.144 King. Clemmie 34.35.54.56.57,67.165.216.217 King, Earl (Mr.) 108 King. Eva 145 King, Karl 7.25.29.38.39.58.61.67.100.101.145 King, Matt 189 Kirkland. Eddy 46.182 Kirkland. Vera 145 Kleinfelder. Liz 43.182 Kline. Fred 173 Knight. Patricia 20.25.27.29.50.62.63.96.140.145 Korpa. Debbie 151.165 Kosek. Mike 100.101.166 Kragh. Paul 146 L Lacey. Craig Lacey. Tim 182 Lackey, Elton 146 Lambert. Hank 182 Langdale. Phyllis 15,182 Langford. Billy 65.166 Langford, loe 36.37,58.60.64.146 Lasher, Chris 166 l.aurcnt. Evelyn (Mrs.) 55.118.119.136 Lawrence. Janet 42.43,61.67.166 Lawrence. Margaret 32,34.48.146 Laws. Bob 37.65,79.182 Laws. Cindy 32.34.51.66.146 Lawson. Bill 146 Lawson, Sandra 41.146 Lee. Edwin 182 Lee. Teresa 189 Leege. Marc 56.57.67.168 Leonard. Amos (Mr.) 69.131.174 Leonard. Rubin 5.182 LePage. Linda 34.58,60.62.67.99.146 LePage, Richard 39.65.182 U'tanosky. Claud 182 Letanosky, Dianne 146 Lett, Mara 67,97 Lett. Sarah 29.67.92.96.146 Leverett. Bennie 10.44.45.72.75. 76.77,82.83.86.92.103.161 Leverett. Kenneth 85.92,182 leverett. Loretta 69,182 Lewis. David 113.165.166.168 Lewis, Holly 50,51.146 Lewis. Portia 32.45.183 Lewis. Tony 45.46.69.166 Lewis, Vicki 7.29.34.35.99.116.146.147 Little. Eleanor 69.183 Littlefield, Kathy 183 Lloyd. Paul 53. 183 Long. Connie 183 Long. Debra 183 Long. Edna (Miss) 115 Long. Jim 32.39.79.183 Long, john (Sgm.) 129 Long, Martv 146 Love, Donald 183 Love. Jackie 146. 166 Love. Vicky 67. t 8 Love, John 163 Lovett. Betty lfiG Lowe. Anthony 64.183 Lowe. James 65,79.90.91.166 Lowers. Lauren 21.25,27,34,51.54.67.146 Lowery'. Brenda 183 Loyd jane 183 Loyed. Brenda 54,67.68.146 Loved. Janie 60.68.183 Lucas. Mary Jo 183 Lucius. Mark 58,189 Lucius. Mike 52.53,146 Luckett. Eddie 189 Lunn, Danny 37.58.168 Lynch, Christy 66.146 Lytch, Laurie 60.67.168 Lyle. David 183 M McArthur. Amy 34.35,51.66,67.98.166 McArthur. Holly 155 McBee. Cay 35.94.184 McCall. Pat 52.53.65.167 McCnskill. Phyllistene 42.44.146 McClelland. Bonnie 167 McClelland. Mary Alice 32.41.54.169 McClelland. Mary Ann 54.168 McClennon, Roscoe (Mr.) 108 McClintoek. Lynn 146 McCloud. Toniette 45.146 McDonald. Mike 25.49.146 McGarigini. Ron 184 McGill. Alethia 32.44 McGill. Linda 146.155 McGhee. Ann 189 McKenzie. Bob 32 McKereghan. Brian 184.189 McNutt. Scott 32.50.51.61.167 McNutt. Steve 60.67.95 McWhorter. Karen 43.49.62.63.167.184 Macon. Jr. Arthur 75,167 Mack. Angelo 183 Macon. Randle 183 Manning. Andrew 167 Manning. Sherry 183 Marcus. Sylvia 183 Marsh. Roy 32.61.183 Martin. Cindy 22. 49.67.146 Martin. Sharon 47.48.69.147. Martin. Sherri 148 Martin. Larry 184 Martin. W. J. 184 Maskolunas, Cathy 148 Matheny. |im 148 Mathews. Ernest 44.45.69.72.75.148 Mathis. Carolyn 4.43,45.69.167 Mathis. Warcne 45.153.184 Mathis. Johnny 5 Mathis. Kenneth 45.64.65.161.173 Maxwell. Virginia 169 Maxwell. Tangelia 69.161 Meacham. Rob 94.155 Medley. Pam 53.184 Mercer. Carolyn 67,169 Mercer, Charla (Mrs.) 40.49.116 Mercer. Jerald 149.156 Mcrricks. Herbert 65.156.184 Merricks. Robert 79.94 Mcrricks, Sherman 64,184 Merritt. David 189 Merritt, Eddy 52.53.184 Merritt. Teresa 189 Miles. Greg 37.58.61.184 Miller. Betty 32.173 Miller, Mary Helen 189 Miller. Ronnie 184 Miller. Ross 67.148 Mitchell. Brenda 184 Mitchell. Keith 64.184 Mitchell. Michael 53.65.184 Mitchell. Sarah 69.184 Moblev. Doris 67.167 Modrall, Fran 54.62.63.184 Mogle. Sheryl 6.40.41.50.56. 62.63.67.126.148,216.217 Mooneyhan. Beverly 34.66.67.148 Mooneyhan. Susie 27.66.67,148.247 Moore. Denise 60.149 Moore. Junior 189 Moore. Michael 53.161 Moore. Mark 67 Moore. Nancy 32,67.169 Moore. Ralph (Mr.) 48.116 Moore. Rubin 44.45 69.82.84.85,87.153 Moore. Ruby 45.148 Moore. Shandra 44. 69.185 Moravick. Eric 39,67.168 Morgan. Kevin 14R Morris. Greg 185 Morris. Laura 32 54.60.61.68.96.148 Morris. Debra Jo 189 Morrison. Laura 168 Morse. Quenton 66.153 Mosely. Brenda 8,185 Moselv. Constance 69.153 Moss. Dwayne 52.53,168 Mount. Larry 189 Mount. Ronnie 173 Murphy. Gene 51.53.62.168 222 Murray. Tony 58.168 Music;, Kenneth 173 Myrick. Brenda 33.44.185 Myrick. Rome! 173 N Nason. Connie 189 Nelson. Shirley 44.69.185 Newman. Doub 185 Newman. Wanda 148.153.1 5 Newton, Jimmy 168 Newton. Paul 47.153 Newton. Robert 168 Newton. Trudie 189 Nolin. Sandra 166 Nooe, Donald 155 North. Wibur 58.79,88.185 Northern. Kathy 32.185 Northern. Wayne 168 O Oates. Dorcas 21.27.32.34.54.67,148 Oates. John 65.185 O Berry. Robert 53.148 O'Berry. Robert (Mr.) 52.111.113 Odum. Conrad 52.53.168 Ogburn, Wanda 69.185 Oliver. Clevester 8.45.75.148 Ollins, Nicey 185 O’Neal. Debbie 185 O'Neal. Madison 168 O'Riley. Kenneth 185 Orme. Pam 58 Oswalt. William 189 Oswalt. Chris 39.58 Osborne. Diane 49.67.168 Osborne. John 148 Outlaw. Nita 8.45.46.69.148 Overstreet, Daphne 43.44.69.168 Owens, Juan 185 Oxford. Lon 44.47.185 P Page. Brenda 60.168 Palmer. Charles 185 Pannebaker. Parker 37.168 Pansier. Karen 67,168 Parham. Kay 42.45.66.69.140.148 Parker. Donna 180 Patrick. Mary 48.148 Patterson. Jeanette 47,69.153 Patterson. Sheila 45.168 Patterson, Steve 185 Pattey. James 8.32.39.49.92.185 Payne. John 185 Pearsall. Alvin (Mr.) 82.85.112 Peoples. Melissa 154 Perez. Jesse 29.38.94.149 Periman. Cary 58 Pcriman, Julie 40.41.50.54.62.66.67.149 Perkins, Dawn 189 Perry. Bobbi 32.40.41.185 Pervatt, Kevin 25 Pervis, Valerie 158 Peterson. Althea 185 Peterson. Aundra 185 Pettus. Jerry (Mr.) 128 Pharis, Wade 32.75.168 Phillips. Glenn 42,43.48.139,149 Phillips. Melissa 35.06.148.168 Pickard. Patty 35.51,66.99.168 Pickett. |ohn 37.61.66.169 Pickett. Pam 27.32.34.50.54.62.86.149 Pickier. Anita 149 Pickier. Cathy 185 Pierce, Edna 185 Pierce. Renee 50,62.149 Pipes. Laura 7.42.50.62.140.149 Pittman. Cindy 35.185 Pittman. Laurie 34.54.149 Pittman. Pam 149 Pitts. Jackie 4.51.67.169 Polite. Arlie 60.169 Ponds. Bernard 189 Ponds. Charles 44 Ponds. Ted 189 Polk. Terri 50.54.62.185 Post. Chris 58 Potts. Lionel 189 Potts. Michael 185 Potts. Robin 15 Powell. Kathy 44.169 Powell. Terry 65. 189 Prcsnell, Julie 185 Prevatte. Kevin 123.145.149 Prevatte, Randy 79,169 Price. Michael 52.53.67.169 Priddlc. (ill 35.51.66.99.169 Pridgen. Wendell 185 Prince, Sigsber (Mr.) 17.94.129 Provenza. Charles 49.173 Pugh. Kathy 189 Purdue. George 65.186 Purvis. Charles 186 R Rainey. Robert 39,65.169 Rake. Darrell 166 Rake. Cary 51,123.169 Ratliff. Lowell (Mr.) 114 Ray. Carol 35.51.67.99.169 Ray. Susan 40,41.54.59.169 Ready. Steve 186 Reed. Ronald 32.153 Reed. Scott (Mr.) 108 Reeder, Cindy 169 Reese, Tommy 92.189 Reese, Jerome 53.64.161.169 Reilly. Brenda 186 Rentz, Vernon 44.45.64.149 Reynolds. Mark 153 Rhoden. Fred 7.36.37,94.95.149 Rhodes. Charles 186 Richard. Garmon 43.49.50.62.169 Richardson. David 58 Richardson. Doug 58 Richardson. Emanuel 153 Richardson. Gene 186 Richardson. Rodney 80.81.149 Richardson. Scott 29.33.38.56.60. 62,63.110.150.216.217 Ricks. Kenneth 65,186 Ricks. Linda 32.186 Ricks. Melissa 48.150 Riley. Carolyn 186 Riley. Ken 65 Riley. Michelle 150 Riley. Patricia 150 Roberson. Tammi 169 Roberts. Bill 39.186 Roberts. James 166 Robinson. Darlene 186 Robinson. Ronald 189 Robinson. Sarah 169 Robinson, Shem 189 Robinson. Steve 189 Robinson. Tru 186 Robitzsch. Stephen 186 Rogers. Archie 186 Rogers, Cheryl 41,59.186 Rogers. Gloria 60,68,186 Rogers. Guan 65.72.74 76.103.150 Rogers. Harriet 54.169 Roop. Kianna 47.65.189 Roop. Frank 50 Rose. Tarpza 45,68.139,150 Ross. Emma 189 Royer. Mike 182.186 Runnels, Vicky 47.67.169 Russell. Connie 186 Russell. Richard 53,186 Russell. Roxie 150 Russell. Steve 150 Rylnnd. Debbie 150 Ryland. Joann 32.41.60.62.99.186 S Sammons. David 53.189 Sams. Michael 25.44.45.65.150 Sanders, | rr 187 Sanders. Mildred 153 Sapp. Ernest 65.187 Satterfield. Destiny 150 Saunders, jack 189 Sawyer. Larry 189 Schroyer. Bill 151 Schulz. Rick 39.98.99.188 Scott. Vay 42.43.61,63.150.161,169 Seal. Elizabeth 51.60.67.150 Seal. Stanley 58 Seilers, Pam 187 Sells. Jennie 51.62.187 Sexton. Peggy 187 Seymour, Richard 58.62,64.170 Sharp. Peggy (Mrs.) 108 Shaw, Curtis 170 Sheffield. Lannv 58.64.170 Sheffield. Mark 29.36.67,150 Sheffield. Steve 37.96.99.150 Shelley, Teresa 187 Sherrer. Susan 150 Sherwood. Janies 151 Shirev. Cindi 53.170 Shooks, Terry 153 Showers. Steve 170 Simmons. Robert 44.64,79.88.89.187 Simon, Jackie 45.69.153 Simons. Marty 25.58.59 170 Simpson. Judy 170 Simpson. Rudy 14.170 Sims. Sue 189 Sims. Lindsey (Mrs.) 131 Singletary. Janet 35.60.99.187 Singletary. Mandy 187 Sisk. Beverly (Miss) 40,131 Sjoblom. Boogie 54.187 Slay, Sharan 189 Smith. Andewat 170 Smith. Bettie 67.69.170 Smith. Calvin 187 Smith. Cclestine 45.47.151 Smith. Cindy 35.187 Smith. Debbie 35.187 Smith. DeLoris 187 Smith. Dwaine 61.94.170 Smith. Eddie Mae 170 Smith. Greg 150.173 Smith. James 48.a5.123.150 Smith. JoAnn 173 Smith, joy 69.189 Smith. Kathleen 170 Smith. Kathryn 44.47,170 Smith, Kenneth 90.170 Smith. Linda 153 Smith. Lucinda 150 Smith. Miyoshi 41.45.54.69.187 Smith. Ronald 187 Smith. Sam 64.122.173 Smith. Sherry 41.59.187 Smith. Sonya 34.51.66.67.114.150 Smith. Wcndle 153 Smither. Carol (Miss) 118 Snead. Barbara 32.69.187 Snow. Cindy 32.35.50.187 Snow . Shari 48.67.151 Sowell. Julie 187 Sowell. Linda 189 Sparks. Sharon 47,170 Spears. Phillip 87 Speight. Paula 54.187 Sporleder. Kitty 41.187 Sporleder. Mindy 151 Standifer. lames 75.92.93.103.152 Slandifer, Yolanda 188 Stanfill, Danny 39.188.98 Stanley. Cathy (Davis) 170 Starling. Charlene 188 Starling. Mike 39.77.94.95.188 Starr. Berta (Mrs.) 109 Staton. Bonnie 151 Staton. Ricky 152 Stofka. Regina 152 Stephens. Bruce 170 223 Stephens, Delphinn 68,136.152 Stephens. Frank 80.83.84.85Ao?.173 Stephens, James 79,88,189 Stephens. Joseph (Mr.) 9.113 f Stephens. Kathy 60.152 Stephrns. Roland 53.60.170 Stephens. Wanda 10.32.43.170 Steven. Maribcth 35.67.171 Stewart, Richard 60.180 Stidham. Jeff 33.39.98.188 Stidham, Steve 25.38.39.44.45.06,69 152 Stinson? Debhie 152 Stirk. Kia (Mrs.) 61.118 St. Leger. Karen 49.152 Stone. Chuck 58.61.67.94.95.171 Storey. Wallace 39.97.184 Stringfellow, Ruth 188 Strong. CiGi 32.41,45.46.54.69,181.189 Sutherland, fim 153 Sutton. Sheila 32.152 Sweat. Stacey 188 Svvick. Doug 152 Swindal, Gary 77.188 Swindal. Susan 32,42.49.152 T Tanner. Mark 49.153 - Taylor. Paul 188 Taylor. Marge (Mrs.) Ill Teate. Keith 171 Terio. Cindy 188 Terrell. Carole 50,61.171 Tew. Tim 53.188 Thomas. Betty 25.42.44.152 Thomas. Eld red 5.80.122.171 Thomas. Margaret 45,173.189 Thomas. Margaret (Mrs.) 110 Thomas, Tina 40.41.60.99.171 ? Thomas III. Walter 152 Thompson. Pam 171 Thompson. Teri 152 Thornburg; Sharon 152 Tidwell. Amos 37.53,79.188 Till. Richard 39.189 Timherman. David Toole. Rita 152 Towns, Minnie 168 Troup, Carl 53.171 Troup, Ronnie 37.61 Troup, James 32.65,137.185 Trump. Kelly 32.42.43.46.96.181,189 Trump, Sally 152 Tuck. Edict h 67.171 Tucker, Janet 152 Turpin. Blane 189 Tyson. Kenny 189 Tyson. Mike 139,173 Tyson. Teresa 189 u •! y Unruc. Mitch 32.60.67.171 Urban, Linda 152.156 Van Sickle, George 55.67.114.168.171 Varner, Annette 171 Vioth. Karl 152 Villanueva. Betty (Mrs.) 117.158 Vugleft Brenda 50.61.189 VoglomDebbic 66.88.153 w Waddell, James 58.79,189 Waddell; Diane 35.171 Waddell. Kathleen 69 Walker. Bobby 60.67.171 Walker. Byron 39.65.98.172 Walker. Debbie 172 Wnlker. Harold 58.189 Walker. Tommy 32.37.44.45,68.79.90.92.189 Wallace. Beth 49.172 Wallace. Dory thy 42.43.62.189 Wallace, Leslie 50.62.189 Wallace. Sheryl 41,189 Wallace, Tvvvla 32,41.51.172 Wallis. Barry 189 Warburton. Kenneth 189 Wardell. Mary Alice 8.26.44.69.153 Warren, Charles 189 Warren. Kathy 172 Washington. Beverly 189 Washington. Martha 153 Washington. Reginald 92 Washington. Sandra 172 Washington. Vendarae 31.32.44.153 Waters. Freddie 51.53.75.153 Waters. Jerry 48.53.153 Waters. Ned 79,113.189 Waters. Pamela 172 Watson. Bennie 45,172 Watson. Geraldine (Mrs.) 42.43.114 Watson. Ronald 33.50.66.172 Wearing. Carolyn 189 Wearing. Donald 153 Wearing. Donne 153 Wearing, Gwendolyn 153 i-armg Sharon 17:: Webb. Deborah 43.171,172 Weeks, Patti 51.66.99.172 Weeks. Rick 8.29.38.39.55.60.(11.67.139.153 Weldon. Kenny 53.65.172 Wells. Brenda 153 West, Leander 64.189 Wetherington. Pam 25.27,34.54.153 Weyand. Susan 67,172 Whatley. Joel 153 Whatley. Donna 172 Wheeler. John 17.52.53.153 Wheeler. Ken 58.67.172 Whidden. Caro! 60 Whjdden. Karen 60.153 Whitaker. Jenny 35.189 White. Adrian 64.189 White. Nancy 6.25.29.38.46.54.67.153 Whitehurst. Greg 18« Whitehurst, joe 14.124.189 Whitt. Glen 173 Whitt. Jimmy 75 Whitten. Randy 46,173 Widner, Debbie 41.173 Wiggins. Charles 173 Wiggins. Edward 173.189 Wiggins. Ken 11.36.37,51.58.59. 69,92.110.118.153 Wilcox. Emory 173 Wilev. Kenneth 65.189 Wilkins, Be?tie 45,173 Williams. Cindy 11.32,34.35.61.67.94.158.1 Williams. Clarence 60 Williams Collins 189 Williams. Dovie 32.54.67.69.173 Williams. Harold 173 Williams. James (Mr.) 65.78.94.95.112 Williams, jimmy 75.173 Williams. |udy 179 Williams. Keith 47 Williams. Lawrence 64.67,153;'' Williams. Leslie 173 Williams. Lisa 45.143 Williams. Michael 72.75103.153 Williams. Owen (Mr) 50.119 Williamson. Glenn 64.75.92.93.153 Wilson. Ervin 32.44.45.64.173.189 Wilson. Gary 39.98.173 Wilson. Jake 153 Wilson. Mary 173 Wilson. Paula 173 Wilson. Ralph 4.23.32.69.153 Wininger. John 189 Witt. Jimmy 53.173 Woodard. Allan 189 Woods. Leon 44.45.68.189 Workman. Rose'32 Wright. Barbara 153' Wright. Greg 75.82.92,161.173 Wright. Marian 17.153.156 Wright. |ohn 73.75.82.83.85.86.87.173 Wyatt. Stewart 58 Wynn. Yvette 153 Yarbrough. Timmy 44,45.47.66.173 Yearwood, Jack (Mr.) 132 Year wood, Mike 37.90.97.173 Young. Debby 175.189 Young. Dora 173 Young. Kenneth (Mr.) 119 Young. Lester 65,79.188,189 Young, Mary 21,25.42.153 Young. Rosa 42.45.68,69,153 Young. Gwen 69.153 Young. Rosemary 173 Young, lorn 153,156 Young. Scott 66,173 Young. Susanne 54.173.189