Brantley County High School - Heron Yearbook (Nahunta, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1982 volume:

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Herndon Mrs. Dot Ham Denise Albritton Shelly Aldridge Robin Altman Calvin Baker Bonnie Barnard Wade Bausch Randy Bennett Wayne Blocker 34 Sheron Brooker Greg Burcham Charlie Burgess Ricky Burrell Robert Byrd Paula Cleland Eli Clemmons James Cobb 35 Ricky Crawford Sharon Crawn Ricky Creech Eddie Crews Mike Crews Bruce Davis Kathy Davis Terri Delcomyn Amy Denison 36 Romie Dowling Nick Driggers Sandra Dixon Mishclle Edgy Christine Drury Charlotte Nichols Flowers Richard Farrell 37 Ronald Ham Chris Harris Derrell Harris Roger Harris Ruby Ann Harris 38 Sheila Harris Wayne Hartley Patricia Hazeslip Doug Herrin Paul Herrin Van Herrin Laura Hickox Martha Hickox Peggy Highsmith 39 Sheila Highsmith Simeon Highsmith Charlotte Honshell David Jacobs Denise Johns Kevin Johns Jan Johnson Tammie Johnson Thad Johnson 40 Suzanne Jones Rodney Justice Dari Keen Pattie Lane Dawn Lee James Lee Lisa Lee Melissa Lee Marlene Lee 41 Richard Lee William Lee Barbara Legrear Linda Kay Lewis Faye Lewis Billy Legrear Mike McGill Marsha McDuffie 42 Teresa McKinnon Luke McNeal Judy Melton Brenda Mercer Timmy Mercer John Middleton Songi Miller Laura Moody 43 Dale Morehouse Deloris O'Berry Melissa Morgan Frank Patterson Patty Patterson Wayne Morgan Darryl Rooks John Scurry Danny Sheppard 45 Kim Shuman Cindy Skipper Ivory Small Mike Sowell Kris Stephens Timmy Sutton Ernie Thomas Kent Thomas Kirk Thomas Laura Thomas 46 Dec Thornton Tina Thrift Franklin Tripp Randy Wainright Troy Wainright Debra Walker Dianne NeSmith Walker Angela Watson Kimberly Willis Mike Wilson Eric Williams 47 Sharon Woodard Tammy Woods Cheryl Wyatt Not Pictured Timmy Boatwright Wilbur Buckley Brenda Cline Glenda Guthrie Darryl Moore Cheryl Murphy Stevie Waters Class Song Goodbye By Tammie Johnson Class Flower Yellow Rose Class Colors Blue White Class Motto Cherish Yesterday Dream of Tomorrow Live Today. What Appears To Be The End May Really Be A New Beginning 48 SENIOR DIRECTORY SHELLY ALDRIDGE: 4-H 1.2; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3.4 DENISE ALLBRITTON: Chorus 1; Tri-Hi-Y 1;4-H 1; FHA 1,2,3— Junior Degree I, Chapter Degree 2,Stage Degree 3. Parliamentarian 2, Secretary 3; Sr. Beta 2,3; Pep Club 3; FBLA 2,3,4 ROBIN ALTMAN: J.V. Cheerleader I; Varsity Cheerleader 2,3; 4-H 1.2; FHA 1 CALVIN BAKER: FCA; 4-H BONNIE BARNARD: Class President 1; Class Treasury 2; Class Vice President 3; Class Secretary 4; Homecoming Queen 4; FHA Degree Chairperson 4; Junior Beta President 1; Senior Beta 2,3,4; Student Council 2,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Senior Superlatives—Miss Senior Class 4; Chorus 1,3,4 WADE BAUSCH: Football 1,2,4; FBLA 3,4; 4-H 1,2 TIMMY BOATWRIGHT: Sr. Beta 2,3,4; Basketball 1.2,3.4; Football 1; Industrial Arts 1,2; Hi-Y 2,3; Student Council 1,4; Track 2,3; Cross- country 4; Baseball 4; Tennis 3 SHERON BROOKER: 4-H 1,2; Student Council 2,3,4—Secretary 3; Jr. Beta 1; Sr. Beta 2,3.4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Homecoming Court 2,3,4; Cross Country 3,4; De- bating Team 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; Senior Superlative—Most Athletic PETER BUGLINO: Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 2,3,4; FCA 1.2; TAG 1,2,3,4; Jr. Beta 1,2; Hi-Y 2; 4-H 1,2; Photography 1,2,3; Annual Staff 4; Drama 4; FFA 4; Class Reporter 1; Senior Superla- tive—Cutest GREG BURCHAM: Band 1.2.3.4; Stagehand 4; FBLA 2; AI ASA 3— Secretary 4 CHARLIE BURGESS: Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Junior Beta 1; Senior Beta 2,3,4; FBLA 1,2,3,4; Clerk Typist II 4; Industrial Arts 2; Pep Club 4; Annual Staff 4; Band 1,2,3,4—Treasurer 2,3,4; Drama 4; Chorus 4; Boy’s Literary Pi- ano Contestant 4; Boy’s Literary Typing Contestant 3,4; 1st place Re- gion 2AA, 2nd place state; Class Parliamentarian 4; Senior Superla- tive—Best Dressed PAULA CLELAND: 4-H 1; FHA 1,2; Junior Beta 1; Senior Beta 2,3; SAGE 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3; FBLA 4; Chorus 1,2,4; Drama 4 BRENDA CLINE: 4-H 1; Pep Club 3 JAMES COBB: Football 1.3.4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball l,2,3.4; Tennis 3.4; Prom Decorating Committee 3; Senior Superlative—Wit- tiest RICKY CRAWFORD: VICA 3.4; 4-H 1,2 MIKE CREWS: 4-H 1,2; FFA 1,2,3; Sr. Beta 2,3; FBLA 3.4—Presi- dent 4 BRUCE DAVIS: Chorus 1,2,3,4; All State Chorus 2; FFA Quartet I; FFA 1,2,3; Hi-Y 2 KATHY DAVIS: 4-H I.2.3.4; SAGE 1; Pep Club 4; FBLA 4; Chorus 2,3,4; Varsity Cheerleader 1; Senior Superlative—Best Dressed; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4 AMY DENISON: FHA 1,2,3; Junior Degree 1, Chapter Degree 2, State Degree 3. Projects Chairperson 3; FBLA 3.4; Sr. Beta 2.3; SAGE 1; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4; Vica 3; Chorus 1,2.3; 4-H 1; 1980 Miss Congeniality TERRI DELCOMYN: FHA 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; School Project Chair- man 4; Flag Corp 2; Co-Captain 2; Majorette 3,4; Co-Captain 3,4; Chorus 3,4; 1981 Graduating Class Usher 3; Perfect Attendance 1,2; Senior Superlative—Friendliest ROMIE DOWLING: FBLA 2,3,4; Jr. Beta 1; Hi-Y 3,4—Secretary; Football Manager 1.2,3; Basketball Manager 2,3; Golf 1,2.3,4; Senior Superlative—Most Spirited NICK DRIGGERS: FFA 1,2,3,4; Sentinel 3; Chairman. Program of Work 4; 4-H 1,2,3,4; Hi-Y 3 CHRISTINE DRURY: FBLA 4 MISHELLE EDGY: 4-H 1,2,3; FHA 1,2,4; VICA 2,3; Pep Club 3; Chorus 4 NANCY EPPS: Drill Team 1; FHA 2; Chorus 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Public Relations 3; Vice President 4; Annual Staff 4; Senior Beta 3.4; Secretary 4 RICHARD FARRELL: 4-H 1,2.4; FFA 4; Football 1; Hi-Y 4; PcpCIub 3,4 CHARLOTTE FLOWERS: 4-H 1,2; Chorus 1; FHA 1,2,3; FBLA 2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Chaplain 3,4; Sr. Beta 3,4; Student Council 3.4; President 4; Senior Superlative—Most Dependable RHONDA FLOWERS: 4-H 1.2; FHA 1,2; Chorus 1.2.3.4; Drama 4; FBLA 4; Senior Superlative—Best All Around BRUCE GIBSON: Football 1,2,3,4; FFA 2,3; 4-H 1; Industrial Arts 1; Hi-Y 3; Track 3.4 DANNY GRAHAM: FFA 1,2,3; VICA 4; 4-H 1,2,3 JAY HAM: Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2,3; Track 1,2,3; Golf 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,4; FBLA 1.2,3,4; FCA 1.2; 4-H 1.2; Hi-Y 1,2,3,4; Drama 4; Chorus 4 RONALD HAM: FFA 1.2.3.4; TAG 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Jr. Beta 1; Sr. Beta 2,3,4; Drama 4; Debate 4; Annual Staff 3,4 DERRELL HARRIS: 4-H 1,2; Jr. Beta 1; Pep Club 4; Student Council l;Sr. Beta 2,3,4; District Parliamentarian 4; Drama 3.4; Band 1; Tennis 3,4; Who’s Who in American High School Students 3; Science Team 4; Debate Team 4; Senior Superlative—Most Intellectual. RUBY ANN HARRIS: Head majorette and feature twirler 1,3,4; Cap- tain of Color guard 2; Varsity Basketball 1,2,3.4; Track 2; Cross Country 3; Golf 3,4; Jr. Beta 1; Sr. Beta 2.3.4; FBLA 1,2,3.4; 4-H 1,2; FHA 1,2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 1.2,3,4; Community Projects Chairman 2; Publicity Chairman 4; Drama 4—Literary 4; Beauty Pageant—1st runner-up 1; 3rd runner-up 2; Prom Decorating Committee 3; Annual Staff 1,2,3,4; Member of the Society of Distinguished American High School Stu- dents 3; TAG 1.2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 SHEILA HARRIS: FHA l;Band 1.2.3.4;Tri-Hi-Y 4; Chorus 4; Color- guard 4 PATRICIA HAZESLIP: 4-H 1,2; FHA 1,2; Music and Recreation Chairperson 3; Parliamentarian 4; 1st Vice President; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2; Pep Club 3,4; Senior Superlative—Most Spirited DOUGLAS HERRIN: Industrial Arts Club 3,4; 4-H 1 PAUL HERRIN: Junior Beta 1; Senior Beta 2,3,4 Parliamentarian 4; Golf 1,2,3,4; Basketball 3,4; Football Manager 2,3.4; Student Council 1,2,4—Treasurer 4; Literary 3,4; TAG 1,2,3.4 VAN HERRIN: 4-H l;Football 1,2,3,4; Golf 2,3.4; Student Council 2; Debating Team 4; Prom Decorating Committee 3; Drama President 4; Senior Class Treasurer 4; Senior Superlative—Best All Around MARTHA HICKOX: 4-H 1,2; FHA 1,2,3; FBLA 1,2,3,4 PEGGY HIGHSMITH: FHA 1,2,3,4; Public Relation 2; President 3; SAGE 1,2; Student Council 3; Pep Club 4; FBLA 4 SHEILA HIGHSMITH: FHA 1,2,3; FBLA l,2.3;Sr. Beta 1.2;4-H 1,2; Homecoming Court 2,3; Jr. Miss—1st Runner Up 1978; Jr. Miss Queen 1979; Sr. Miss 2nd Runner Up 1981 SIMEON HIGHSMITH: Band 1.2.3.4; Drum Major 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3.4; Literary Quartet 1,2,3,4; State Quartet Champions 3; 4-H 1,2; Jr. Beta 1;TAG 2,3; Track 1; Senior Superlative—Most Talented; Class President 2,3; Pep Club 4; Student Council 2 DENISE JOHNS: J.V. Basketball 1,2; FBLA 1,2,3; Art 1,2 49 SENIOR DIRECTORY JAN JOHNSON: 4-H 1.2; Tri-Hi Y 3,4; World Service Chairman 4; Chorus 4; Drama 4 THAD JOHNSON: Football 1,2.3,4; Track 1,2.3.4 SUZANNE JONES: FHA 1,2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2; Pep Club 3; Jr. Beta 1; Sr. Beta 3,4; Drama 4; Treasurer 4 TAMMIE JOHNSON: Math Award 1; Senior Beta 2,3,4; Treasurer 3; Vice President 4; Governor’s Honors Nominee, Math 2; Governor’s Honors Finalist, Science 3; National Science Foundation—Student Sci- ence Training Program Participant 2; Debating Team 4; Math Team 2,3,4; Science Club 4; Senior Superlative—Most Intellectual; Drama 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4; Annual Staff 3,4; Science Team 4; Author of Senior Class Song, “Good-Bye” 1982; Chorus 4 DARL KEEN: FFA 2; VICA 3; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 3; Industrial Arts Club 4 PATTIE LANE: 4-H 1,2; FHA 1,2,3,4; Chorus 3,4; Varsity Cheer- leader 1; Flag Corp 3; Drama 4; Prom Decorating Committee 3 DAWN LEE: 4-H 1,2; FHA 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll Chairperson 3; Jr. Bela 1; Wr. Beta 2,3,4; Drama 3; Chorus 2,3; Annual Staff 4; Senior Superla- tive—Most Courteous JAMES LEE: Basketball 2; Industrial Art Club 4 LISA LEE: FHA 1,2,3; Photograph, Historian; Annual Staff; Color Guard 3,4;Tri-Hi-Y 4; Industrial Arts 4; Prom Decorating Committee 3 MARLENE LEE: 4-H 1,2,3; Student Council Reporter 2; FHA 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2; SAGE 2; FFA Sweetheart 3; Jr. Class Officer—Secretary; Drama 4; FBLA 4; Superlative—Cutest MELISSA ANN LEE: Tri-Hi-Y 3; Sr. Beta 2,3,4; Reporter 4; Student Council 2,4; 4-H 1,2 RICHARD LEE: Annual Staff 4; Jr. Beta 1,2; 4-H 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; TAG 1,2,3,4 SHARON LEE: 4-H 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; FBLA 4 BARBARA LEGREAR: Basketball 1;4-H 1, Chorus 1,4; Homecoming 1; Cheerleader 2; Beauty Pageant 2 BILLY LEGREAR: Chorus 2,3,4; Industrial Arts 3; 4-H 2.3; VICA 2 FAYE LEWIS: Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; FBLA 3,4; Track 4; Chorus 3,4; 4-H 1; Cross Country 4 LINDA K. LEWIS: 4-H 1,2; FHA 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Drama 4 LARRY LITTLE: Hi-Y 1,2,3; Community Projects Chairman; Indus- trial Arts 2,3; Sergeant at Arms 3; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Track 3,4; FCA 2 TERESA MCKINNON: 4-H 1,2; Chorus 4; Arts 3 LUKE MCNEIL: Industrial Arts Club 3,4 JUDY MELTON: FHA 1,2,3,4; President 4; 4-H 1,2; Annual Staff 3,4; Chorus 1,2,4; FBLA 3,4; Arts 2; Pep Club 3,4; Homecoming 3,4; Tennis 2,3,4; Track 1,2; J.V. Cheerleader 1 BRENDA MERCER: Tri-Hi-Y 3 ROSE MEYER. FHA 1,2,3; Industrial Arts 2; SAGE 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2; 4-H 1,2; Chorus 1.3; FBLA 3; Pep Club 3; Track 1 JOHN MIDDLETON: Jr. Beta 1; Student Council 1,4; FBLA 4; Sr. Beta 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Industrial Arts 1; TAB 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2 SONGI MILLER: 4-H 1; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; 4-H 2; Chorus 4 LAURA MOODY: FHA 1,2,3,4; Historian 4; 4-H 1,2,3,4; Reporter 3; Student Council 1,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Assistant Drum Major 2,3; Color Guard Captain 4; Chorus 2,3,4; Senior Superlative—Most Talented MELISSA MORGAN: 4-H 1,2; Junior Varsity Cheerleader 1; Track 2; VOT 4; FBLA 4 CHERYL MURPHY: 4-H 3; Chorus 2; Pep Club 4 WAYNE MORGAN: 4-H 1; Football 1; TAG 1; DAR History Award 1; Hi-Y 2; Prom Decorating Committee 3; Senior Beta 3; FBLA 4; Senior Superlative—Mr. Senior Class DELORIS O’BERRY: FHA 1,2,3,4; Treasurer 3.4; 4-H 1,2; Jr. Varsity Cheerleader 1; Jr. Varsity Basketball 2; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Rag Corp 3; Jr. Beta 1; Sr. Beta 2,3,4; Prom Decorating and Band Committee 3; FFA 4; FFA Sweetheart 4 FRANK PATTERSON: 4-H 1.2; FFA I; Hi-Y 1; J.V. Football 1,2; J.V. Basketball 1,2 SHERYL RENTZ: Sr. Beta 2,3,4; President 3,4; Annual Staff 2,3.4; Co-Editor 3; Editor 4; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4; Secretary 2; Vice President 3; Jr. Beta 1;TAG 3,4; FHA 1,2; Chorus 1,2,3; Track 2,3; Cross country 3; State Cross country 3; Student of the Month 4; Student Council 2.3; Senior Superlative—Most Likely to Succeed CHERYL ROOKS: FHA 1,2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3; 4-H 1.2; FBLA 4; Chorus 2,3,4 CINDY SKIPPER: Tri-Hi-Y 2.3; 4-H 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3; Jets Club 3; Tennis 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4 MIKE SOWELL: Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Tennis 3,4; FCA 1,2; 4-H I KRIS STEPHENS: Football 1,2,3; Hi-Y 1,2,3; Track 1,3,4; Baseball 2; Industrial Arts 3; Chorus 4 ERNIE THOMAS: Football 3,4; TAG 1; Prom Decorating Committee 3; Jr. Beta 1,2; Sr. Beta 3,4; FFA 1,2 KENT THOMAS: Sr. Beta 2,3.4; Jr. Beta 1; Football 1,3,4; Baseball 2; FBLA 4 KIRK THOMAS: Jr. Beta 1; Sr. Beta 2,3,4; FBLA 4; Baseball 2 LAURA THOMAS: 4-H 1,2,3,4; DPA 1,2; FHA 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 1.2; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Literary Meet 2—Girls Trio; Jr. Beta 1; Sr. Beta 2,3,4; Track Manager 1,2,3; Basketball Manager 2,3; Prom Decorating Committee 3 DEE THORNTON: FHA 1,2; Music and Recreation Chairperson 3; Vice President II 4; SAGE 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 1; Chorus 1,2,3,4 TINA THRIFT: Basketball 1;TAG 1,2,3.4; FHA 1,2; FBLA 4; Annual Staff 4; 4-H 1,2; Student Council 3 FRANKLIN TRIPP: FCA 2; Gripe Committee 1; 4-H 1; Industrial Arts—Vice President 3,4; Junior Class Reporter; Senior Class Vice- President; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Football Manager 4; Bas- ketball Manager 2; Senior Bela 4 RANDY WAIN WRIGHT: Tennis 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3; FFA 1,4 TROY WAINRIGHT: FFA 1,2,3,4; Treasurer 3; President 4; 4-H 1.2.3.4 President 3; Industrial Arts 4 DEBRA WALKER: 4-H 1,2; Chorus I; FHA 3; FBLA 4 DIANNE WALKER: 4-H 1,2; FHA 1,2; Chorus 2,3,4 STEVE WATERS: FFA 2.3; FBLA 4 ANGIE WATSON: 4-H 1,2; FHA 1,2,3,4; Jr. Degree 1; FBLA 3,4; SAGE 1,2; SAGE Scrapbook Committee 2; Pep Club 4; Prom Decorat- ing Committee 3; Rag Corp 3; Chorus 1,3 JAMES ERIC WILLIAMS: Band 1,2,3,4 KIM WILLIS: 4-H 1,2; FHA I; FBLA 3,4 Secretary 4; Drama 4; Homecoming Court 4 SHARON WOODARD: 4-H 1,2; FHA 2; VICA 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Chorus 3.4 TAMMY WOODS: Chorus 3,4; Art 3; Sr. Beta 4 CHERYL WYATT: 4-H 1,2,3; FHA 1; Tri-Hi-Y 1; Chorus 3,4; SAGE 2 50 SENIOR WILLS I, DENISE ALBRITTON, will my great ability to pass government to Stanley Moore and my sister, Roxanne, my hotrod car to anyone able to beat my record of keeping it in a garage at least once a week, and all my love to Rob Griffin. I. SHELLEY ALDRIDGE, will all my laughs on bus 61 to Marsha C., and Blake A., and to Carmen H. how to break into the lunch line without getting caught and all my good times left to BCHS. I. ROBIN ALTMAN, do hereby will my ability to talk my way into things and out of them again to Loren A., and all my good times in Hortense to Marie S. I. GREG BAGLEY, leave my ability to learn to Connie Watson, my shorts to Doug Tyre, and my wildness and craziness to my brother or anybody that wants it. I, CALVIN BAKER, will all my love to Barbara Johnson and also all my ability to play basketball to Sandy Lee. I, BONNIE BARNARD, will all my love to Wayne Morgan, and all my happiness to Anita Morgan, and last but not least, all my good times to all friends. I, WADE BAUSCH, will most of my good looks to A1 Bausch and Keith Herrin, my ability to get out of school to go to the doctor and never get there to Tony Waters and my love to all the good looking women at BCHS that ever caught my eye. I, RANDY BENNETT, will my ability to get out of class to Coach Altman. I. TIMMY BOATWRIGHT, will my ability to play basketball to Issac Farm, and my ability to borrow pens to Jane M. I, SHERON BROOKER, will to Cindy Thomas my ability to find a boyfriend, to Kim Thomas my ability to stay calm, to Anita Morgan my great athletic ability, to Carla Hendrix my ability not to talk while I’m running and to John Thomas all my love. I, PETER BUGLINO, will my good looks to Loren Clark, my ability to graduate to Vance Mitchell, my position on the football team to Mark Godfrey, and my last chew of tobacco to Steven Groover. I, GREG BURCHAM, being in all modesty, do hereby will all of my skills and abilities, of which there arc many, to all underclassmen, who need them badly! I, CHARLIE BURGESS, will my good grades to Jane M.,all my gum to Deborah M., and all my good times at BCHS to Chris B., and Linda Y. I. ROBERT BYRD, will my sports ability to Joe Knox. Richie Meyer, and Jimmy Jones. I, PAULA CLELAND, will my ability to keep my mouth shut to Bonita Hanchey and Joni Brauda, may they put it to good use. I, BRENDA CLINE, will my ability to go through 12 years of school to Michael, to cat anything without gaining a pound to Tammy, all the fun at BCHS to Tammy and Tina, all the luck in the world to Judy and Tammy W., and last but not least my companionship to Brian Tanner. I, JAMES COBB, will my ability to get along with everybody at BCHS to my sister Sharon, little bro. Claude, and all my love to the women. I, RICKY CRAWFORD, will my ability in welding class to Chucky Folkcr. and my ability to be President of VICA to Kathy. I, SIR EDDIE CREWS, hereby will my last fifth of Southern Comfort to Warren T. my love and kindness to Angie W., Vickie T., and Susie J., my good times to all the underclassmen of B.C.H.S. I, MIKE CREWS, hereby ever so solemnly will all my chewing gum to Renee, Sheri, Carla, and Gina Hulett. I give my ability to be Mrs. Sutton's pet to Ronda Morgan. I, BRUCE DAVIS, will my hunting abilities to Scottie Johns, and fishing abilities to Len and Wayne Davis, and all my happiness to B.C.H.S. I, KATHY DAVIS, will my lateness to homeroom to Mark Davis, good grades to Ray M., and all my love to Rusty and Marty L. I, TERRI DELCOMYN, will my friendship to Cindy O. and Cindy W. and my happiness to everyone here at B.C.H.S. I, AMY DENISON, hereby will all my “LOVE” to Joe Anderson and all my good times at B.C.H.S. to Tommy Steedley. I, SANDRA DIXON, will the best of luck to the Seniors of “83”. I, ROMIE DOWLING, will the curse of the Gonn. to Rick Strickland, and my bowlegs to Scleta Dowling. I, NICK DRIGGERS, will my hat to Albert T., and my seat in Mr. Wiley’s class to Richard T. and Darryl Courson. I. CHRISTINE DRURY, will all my love to Timmy Chorba, and to graduate to Tina Drury and Tcysha Chorba. I, MISHELLE EDGY, will my best years and my ability to get along with everybody to my sister “Margaret”. Good luck to the Senior class of “82” and all my love and understanding to Roy Edgy. I, NANCY EPPS, hereby will my love for dancing and my place as Mr. Davis’s assistant to whoever can handle them. And my love to whoever can keep it! I, RICHARD FARRELL, will all my traps and dogs to Loren Clark, my ability to graduate to Vance Mitchell, and all my love to Suzanne. I, CHARLOTTE FLOWERS, will my ability to be an A student and not come to school to Frankie Nichols and ALL MY LOVE to my hus- band—Chris. I, RHONDA FLOWERS, will all my love to Rick Thomas, and the Best of Luck in the future to (M.M.+T.L.) Sc (D O. +S.F.) I, BRUCE GIBSON, will my ability to be short and play football to anyone who can handle it and all my love to Yvonne Turner and my ability to graduate to Scott Willis and all my driving techniques to Teddy Gibson. I, DANNY GRAHAM, will my ability to miss as many days as I want and still pass to Kim and Terry. I, JAY HAM. will my ability to play football to Gary W. and my 4 year old jock strap to Emory A. and my love to Sheri P. I, RONALD HAM, do hereby bequeath my Sr. Class Presidency to Rick Strickland, my sports editorship to Tim Thomas, my parking slot to Sheri Courson and my ability to take charge, get things done and be devoted to the ones you love to Patty Griffin. I, DERRELL HARRIS, will my intelligence and fantastic grades to anyone who thinks he (or she) can equal them (esp. Stephanie, GOOD LUCK!) I, ROGER HARRIS, leave my shyness to Gloria Lee, and my ability to want to learn to my sister. I, RUBY ANN HARRIS, do hereby will my height and basketball abilities to Davis Jacobs, my great personality to Scott and Jeff Jacobs, my dancing feet to Lynda Lee, and my love and devotion of the band to Stef. P. I. SHEILA HARRIS, will all my good times in band and the ability to graduate to Bunnic. Wesley, and Timmy, Good Luck. I, PATRICIA HAZESLIP. will my fun times at B.C.H.S. to Jackie C. my chair in Soprano Section to Thomas T. and all my hickies to Kourt- ney L. I, DOUGLAS HERRIN, will all my boring classes to all the lower class students at B.C.H.S. I, PAUL HERRIN, will my wittiness and ability to make people happy or feel low, which ever the case, to any Junior who thinks they can handle it, which I doubt, and luck in class to Al Bausch and Keith Herrin. I, VAN HERRIN, will my ability to outwit Mrs. Lane to Keith Herrin, and my seat in National Government to Debbie Herrin. I, LAURA KAY HICKOX, will my ability to my brother, Tracy in hopes that he will be as proud of B.C.H.S. as I am; and all my love and appreciation to the faculty and student body. I, MARTHA HICKOX, do will my ability to look so innocent yet so guilty to Mandy M.. and Tammy H., my brains for Algebra to Tracy T. and all my love to Randy Morrison. I, PEGGY HIGHSMITH, will all my good times at B.C.H.S. to Becky Hickox, all my love to all underclassmen. I, SHEILA HIGHSMITH, will all my Highsmith charms and good times at B.C.H.S. to Patty Griffin and Scott Willis, and all my love and appreciation to Mr. Andrew Sutton and Marie Sutton. I, SIMEON HIGHSMITH, will my superb percussionist ability to Wal- ly and all the B.C.H.S. drummers and my conducting ability to my successor. I, DENISE JOHNS, will my parking space, my green M.C. and all the luck in the world with E.A. to my sister Missy J., will my good times and my brown M.C. to Lisa W., and the nerves it takes to come back to school to anyone who can handle it. I, JAN JOHNSON, will my ability to go through high school and never get a paddling to Lisa Johnson cause she will need it. I, TAMMIE JOHNSON, will the job of continuing to teach the “non- existing doctrine” to Pat and Terri, my ability to make a 100 average in chemistry to anyone who wants to upset Mr. Davis, and my love for BCHS to all students, present and future. I, TH AD JOHNSON, will my ability and slyness to love all the beautiful women to Isaac Farm. I, SUZANNE JONES, being of sound mind and body will my ability to fall in love with older men and still manage to break their heart in the end to any underclass female who thinks she can handle it. I, DARL KEEN, will my ability to play football to Randall Lee and my ability in 3rd period Grammer III to Vicki W. I, PATTIE LANE, will my future and all my love to Wendall Flowers and all the happiness in the world to the class of “82”. I, DAWN LEE, will my seat in Mr. Wiley’s room to Beverly L., my good SENIOR WILLS times to Greg L.. and Stephanie P., and the best of luck to all my friends. I, JAMES LEE. will all of my bad grades to Ray Dean and Craig Bennett and all my records that I broke in P.E. to Terry Drydcn. I. LISA LEE, will all my good times to Linda T.. Darla A., and Teresa B., my ability to get away with anything to Gene R., Lee P., and Ashley P.. all my good times in band to Gina C. (USE THEM WELL) I, MARLENE LEE. will all my good times at BCHS to Sara Lee. my promptness to Suzettc Driggers and all my love to John Strickland. I. MELISSA ANN LEE, being of unstable conditions hereby will my ability to skip classes and still make good grades to my bratty brother. My great times both in and out of school go to all my buddies. Last, but not least, all my love to “Howie”. I, RICHARD LEE, will my ability to sleep in class and still make A's to Kevin Rowell and my height to Wesley Drydcn. I, WILLIAM LEE, will all my boring classes to Tammy Ann Lee. I, SHARON LEE, hereby will all my love to my husband, Wesley, and my ability to graduate to my sister, Sandy. Best of luck to Everett and Denise and all my friends. I, BARBARA LEGREAR, will my meancss to Joyce Taylor, my sexy smile to Teresa Taylor, and all my fun and good times to Barbara Johnson and Sharon Cobb. I, FAYE LEWIS, will my ability to finally graduate to Charles Lewis, and all my good times at BCHS to Carolyn Dowling and all my love to Johnnie Anderson. I, LINDA LEWIS, will all my love to Robert Wilson. I, LARRY LITTLE, will my body to anyone who is man enough to handle the women it collects. I, LUKE MCNEIL, will my ability to gamble in Brantley County High School and get away with it to all the poor underclassmen. I, JUDY MELTON, will my charming ability to go through school for 12 years to Cindy M.iton, and all the luck and wishes to Mr. John Paul Picklesimer for b ing there when I needed his help. Thanks Coach. I. BRENDA MERCER, will my ability to stay out of trouble, and to pass government to Melissa Wilson. I, ROSE MEYER, will all my wild and crazy partying times to Sherry Skipper and Lynn Drury, if they think they can handle them, and all my love to Timmy Brockington. I, TERESA MCKINNON, will my ability to pass by the skin of my teeth to Mary McKinnon. I also will her my ability to stay quiet in class. I will Susan McKinnon my ability to stay skinny, but not too skinny! I, JOHN MIDDLETON, do hereby bequeath my massive intelligence to Emory Allen, my height to Tim Thomas, my ability to skip school and not get caught to Scotty Willis, and my great proficience at tardiness to Teddy Gibson. I, SONGI MILLER, of sound mind and body, will my “love” and good times here at BCHS to all my friends. GOOD LUCK! I, LAURA MOODY, will my position as color guard captain and my fun times to Susan and all my love to Maurice. I. MELISSA MORGAN, will all my love to Thomas Lee, and the best of luck in the future to L.L.. D.O., and to R.F. and R.T. 1, WAYNE MORGAN, will all my love to Bonnie Barnard and the ability to squall a tire when I hit second gear in my Chevy to the Fords that can’t. I, CHERYL MURPHY, will my friendship to Rosalyn Williams and Loric Murphy and all my love to Douglas Taylor. I, DELORIS O’BERRY, will my coon hunting abilities to R.L. and A.J., and all the happiness in the world to R.F. and M.M. I. FRANK PATTERSON, will my ability to finally graduate to Cord, just in case he ain't as bright as me. I, PATTY PATTERSON, do will my unique way of talking to Sybil T.. my ability to get talked into trouble by a nameless person then talk my way out of it toMandy M., Tammy H., and Tina L., all my great times at BCHS to the Seniors of 1983. Hope you have fun. I. BOBBIE JEAN RENTZ, will all my love and best wishes to all of those I leave behind. To Ricky L., I will all of the time, kindness, understanding, love, and the special close friendship that we shared. It was greatly needed. 1, SHERYL RENTZ, leave to Jill S. my ability to pester Mr. Pickle- simer, to my sisters my good times at BCHS, and to Dewaync H. all my love. I. TIMMY RIGGINS, will my teacher’s edition that I supposedly stole from Mrs. Lane to Cord Basilc, and my book called 101 excuses for being late to school to anyone who doesn’t have a copy!!! R-R-R-r-r-r I, LUCKY ROBERSON, will my GMC to Richard M. and my ability to play football to Steve Lee. Annette Hardee. I, DARYL ROOKS, will my ability to sleep in Mr. Wiley’s room to Calvin Edgy. I, KIM SHUMAN, will all my good times at B.C.H.S. to anyone who thinksthey can handle them and all my love to someone special. I, CINDY SKIPPER, will my ability to get along with Mrs. Hincslcy to Sherry. Angie, Lisa; my ability to con Mr. Wiley out of CANDY to Tina; and all my love to Steve S. I. IVORY SMALL, will my ability to get along with others, and my faith, to anyone who know they can live up to it. I, MIKE SOWELL, will my last shirt to Emory Allen, my great person- ality to Sandy Lee, my position on the football team to my little brother, and all my love and french fries to Tammy Lee. I, KRIS STEPHEN, will my government grades to Travis Middleton, and all my good times at BCHS to Maurice Thorton. I, TIMMY SUTTON, will my winchester to Stanley Dowling, my abili- ty to kill dove and never shoot to Albert T., my step-side Ford to S.D., C.R.,my 302 short stroke to Robert W.,and my ability to get out of class to Emory and Tim. I, ERNIE THOMAS, will my ability to keep my mouth shut to Rick Strickland, and my last Chevrolet cap to Robert Wilson. I. KENT THOMAS, will my ability to play football to Richard Morgan and my size to Buckshot. I, KIRK THOMAS, will my ability to tell the truth to Kevin R. and my fast Ford to Buckshot. I, LAURA THOMAS, will my “brain” to Sybil T. and Cara T., my big mouth to Cindy S. and all my good times at BCHS to all underclassmen. I, DEE THORNTON, will all my good times at BCHS to Jackie Crews. I will all my freindship to Kourtncy Lee and Tommy Thrift and all my love to a very special person. I, TINA THRIFT, will all my funny times at B.C.H.S. to Patty Griffin and Sheri C. and my ability to find one special guy to Sherri Pines and my sisterly love to Danny T. I, FRANKLIN TRIPP, will to Sandy L. my basketball ability and leather All-stars, to Issac Farms and Charles C. my height and track ability, to Pam F. my grades, and to Nette, Ann, and Nikki my stock of Bubble Yum. I, RANDY WAINRIGHT, do hereby will my tennis abilities to Thomas Thrift and my good looks to Andy Riggins. I, TROY WAINRIGHT, will my ability to ride a bucking horse and land on my feet to anybody who thinks they can handle it. I, DEBRA WALKER, will all my love to Bobby Crews and my ability to be a Senior to any Junior who is ready to get out. I, DIANNE WALKER, will all my good times at BCHS to any lower classman that thinks they can handle it. And all my love to Buddy Walker. I, STEVE WATERS, will my ability to go all the way through B.C.H.S. to all those who can handle it; and my ability to stay in trouble to Tony Waters. I, ANGIE WATSON, will my cousin Nita Zorn the ability to walk around the halls while class is going on and somehow stay out of trouble and to Happy Mercer, Lori Ann H., Sheila Ribron I will all my fun times at B.C.H.S.' I. JAMES ERIC WILLIAMS, being of sound mind and small body, leave my thoughts, dreams, and especially my love to Sharon, and I also leave my ability to make good grades to my sister, Sheila. I, KIM WILLIS, will all my good times at B.C.H.S. to all underclass- men and hope their Senior year is as special as mine, and all my love to Phillip Jones. I, MIKE WILSON, being of sound mind and body, hereby will my exceptionally fast Z-28 to Patscy Howell, and all my Budweiser caps to my little brother Chuck. I, SHARON WOODARD, hereby will my ability to graduate to all underclassmen. I also will my big mouth and ability to carry a tune in chorus to Ginger A., and my ability to stay awake in Government to Marsha C., Lisa J., and Best of luck to all my friends! I, TAMMY WOODS, will all the lunch in the world to Ginger G. and Lisa F. and to Lorie H. my ability to graduate, and Brenda M. my ability to keep smiling, and to Grcnda C. and Judy M. all my friendship and to all upcoming Seniors good luck. I, CHERYL WYATT, being of sound mind will to my younger brother and all his friends my ability to as if I have some intelligence, when I don’t; and to Rose Harden all my good luck which isn’t much and a special thanks to someone special who keeps my hopes set high. Also “HANG IN THERE 83 ” JUNIORS PRESIDENT: Byron Johns VICE PRESIDENT: Timmy Williams SECRETARY: Joni Brauda TREASURER: Andy Riggins REPORTER: Zena Wiley PARLIAMENTAR- IAN: Ricky Lee Louise Able Roxanne Albritton Emory Allen Tammy Altman Ginger Anderson Rex Anderson David Bagley Louis Bailey Pam Baker Vicki Bare Scott Bass Craig Bennett 54 JUNIORS Bobby Blount Joni Brauda Scott Brauda Kirk Broughton Karen Broz Rosa Buckley Virginia Buckley Brian Carter Marsha Carter Vann Carter Teysha Chorba Patty Conner Brenda Corbitt Velda Corbitt Darryl Courson Sherri Courson Stacey Cranford Dennis Crews Jackie Crews Nick Daniels Juanita Dixon Carolyn Dowling Stanley Dowling Richard Drury JUNIORS 55 Tina Drury Ray Dean Dryden Terry Dryden Christy Duren Damon Edgy James Elrod Melissa Fender Randy Flowers Guy Frost Tony Fullard Ginger Gibson Marshall Greene Britt Griffin Patty Griffin Sheilah Griffin Tina Griffin Tammy Gunter Paul Flagin Bonita Hanchey Annette Hardee 56 JUNlORS Wesley Harris Jamie Hendren Debbie Herrin Edith Herrin Timmy Herrin Eric Highsmith Hugh Hodge Roger Holton Ronald Howell Robert Hyers Jill Jarrell Byron Johns Layton Johns Lisa Johns Mikel Johnson Rhonda Kyser Gail Lane Beverly Lee Brenda Lee Jane Lee Kathy Lee Marty Lee Ricky Lee Rusty Lee JUNIORS 57 James Marshall Karla Mathie Travis Middleton Doug Miles Lorenzo Mitchell James Moody Stanley Moore Richard Morgan Ronda Morgan Lorie Murphy Kathleen Murray Ricky Nichols Elaine Parrish Keith Perry David Petty 58 JUNIORS Phillip Prescott Andy Riggins Denise Rooks Kevin Rowell Randy Rowell Tina Rowell Kevin Royster Marie Shanks Rhonda Sharpe Paula Sikes Richard Sikes Johnny Singletary Debbie Sloan Bruce Smith Colletta Smith Paul Smith Scott Smith Suzanne Stevens Jamie Stewart Cindy Stone JUNIORS 59 Daryl Strickland Jill Strickland Rick Strickland Teri Sweat Albert Thomas Cara Thomas Cindy Thomas Kim Thomas Richard Thomas Sybil Thomas Tim Thomas Angie Thompson Martin Thorton Maurice Thorton Thomas Thrift Warren Thrift Pat Tirrell Terry Tirrell Linda Turner Yvonne Turner Gibson Cindy Wakefield JoAnn Walker William Ward Arlene Warner 60 JUNIORS Bm Glenn Wyatt Alexis Smugedorf III (“The Thom”) Sharon Wilder Zena Wiley Rosalyn Williams Timmy Williams Scott Willis Robert Wilson Timmy Wilson Vicki Windham Darren Waters Mike Watson The Juniors had a very good year, one they will always remember. We had some good times, been through some bad times. Our Junior year has been the best year yet, but we hope to have a better one. We also issue a challenge to the Sophomores to see if they can attempt to fill our shoes. JUNIORS 61 Sophomores Blake Aldridge Katherine Altman Monica Ammons Mary Bailey Deborah Baker Johnny Baker Tina Batten Kelly Bare Micheal Benton Deana Brauda Tammy Brinson David Carroll Laura Carter Ava Chaney Robyn Chapman Deran Chorba Margaret Clark Jamie Cleland Bruce Cline Harold Cobb 62 SOPHOMORES Crystal Cohen Bobbie Corbitt Wanda Corbitt Angela Crawford Kim Crews Wiley Crews Bobby Davis Terry Davison Angie Deal Wanda Dixon Mia Dowling Suzette Driggers Lester Drury Melinda Drury Calvin Edgy Brian Edmunds Laura Farr Sylvia Fields SOPHOMORES 63 Sonya Flowers Sharon Folker Art Futch Teddy Gibson Tracy Gibson Deannia Griffin Ryder Griffin Tammy Groover Tina Fladdock Kathryn Flagin Hope Hand Laura Harnage Darlene Harrell Hank Harris Derryl Henderson Carla Hendrix Tracy Herrin Becky Hickox Dawn Hickox Jim Hickox Tammy Hickox Willie Hill Jeannie Holt Renee Howard 64 SOPHOMORES Tina Howell Connie Huff Gina Hulett Lori Hunter Mary Beth Hurst Rusty Jackson Andy Jacobs Davis Jacobs Kevin Jacobs Susie Johns Jimmy Jones Lisa Jones Johnny Jones Susan Kelly Shelly Kemp Dennis Knowles Joe Knox Tammy Kyle Nathan Lamb Danita Lane SOPHOMORES 65 Kim Lane Larry Lane Everett Lee Gloria Lee Gordon Lee Norman Lee Randle Lee Sandy Lee Sandy Lorenza Lee Sara Lee Tammy Ann Lee Tina Lee Eric Lewis Kevin Lewis Sonya Lynn Ronnie Massey Kerry Mathie Bobbie McGill Lisa Kay Melton Shelton Mercer Richie Meyer Deborah Middleton Danny Moody David Moody 66 SOPHOMORES Mandy Moody Susan Moody George Moore Karen Moore Leisha Moore Anita Morgan Jerome Myers Cindy O’Berry Harvey Ogden Micheal Parse Kirsten Peterson Wanda Phillips Linda Pinkney Danette Pittman Steve Proctor Sherri Pynes CLASS FAVO- RITES Tammy Lee Tommy Steedley SOPHOMORES 67 Sheila Ribron Tommy Riggins Gavin Roberson J.J. Roberson Amy Rowell Vicki Rozier Micheal Saxon Lea Scheer Timmy Sellers Ben Sheppard Sherry Skipper Karen Sloan Bruce Smith Teresa Smith Tracy Smith Joe Sowell Wesley Stanfield Bobby Stevens Dana Stevens Jamie Stewart Charlanne Stokes Gina Sweat Joyce Taylor Teresa Taylor 68 SOPHOMORES Kendall Thomas Brian Thornton Alan Thrift Vickie Thrift Richard Tomlinson Keith Tyre Angie Wainright Tony Waters Bill White Audrey Wilder Angela Williams Mary Williams Ted Williams Carl Wilson Gary Wilson Melissa Wilson Jim Woodard Tim Woodard Photos Not Available: Annette Bowers Bruce Davis Paul Hodge David Horn Melvin King Phillip Lyons James Mercer Vance Mitchell Carletha Murphy David Petty Tommy Ponsell Joe Reading Darrell S. Strickland Mark Velie Jerry Wainright Darren Waters SOPHOMORES 69 FRESHMEN Julie Bailey Angela Baker Tony Barber Michael Bare Cord Basile Cindy Batten Leon Bell Lynn Bolden Jack Browning Chris Burgess Darrell Carter Eugene Carter Micheal Carter Rhon Carter Jesse Case Bobby Joe Chancey Fawn Chesser John Chesser Lorin Clark Robert Cleland 70 FRESHMEN Mary Grace Clemmons Lannice Clever Franklin Crews Janet Crews Lamar Crews Angela Davis Billy Davis Len Davis Mark Davis Pam Devane Rose Dixon Seleta Dowling Leisha Driggers Jan Dukes Jim Dukes Guy Edgy Isaac Farm Chucky Folker Richard Gibson Mark Godfrey FRESHMEN 71 Patricia Grant Cindy Griffin Micheal Griffin Nenia Hale Robert Hagen Kirby Hanchey Blake Harris Bunnie Harris Darrell Hendrix Burt Herrin Kathy Herrin Perry Herrin Suzanne Hickox Wally Highsmith Tommy Hitt Sheri Howard Terri Howell Ronnie Hurst Kim Innes Scottie Johns Terry Johns Timmy Johns Barbara Johnson Becky Johnson 72 FRESHMEN Ank Jordan Cyndee Justice Kimberly Kelly Lisa Kelly Nathaniel Kelly Karen Kicklighter Tim King Carey Knight CLASS FAVO- RITES Christy Rowell Tony O’Neal Tommy Knight Glenda Knox Derrick Lane Gary Lane James Lane Andy Lanier Gary Lee Greg Lee FRESHMEN 73 Joel Lee Kourtney Lee Lynda Lee Michele Lee Pollyanna Lee Randy Lee Stevie Lee Travis Lee Jeffrey Lewis Donna Little Sherri Little Kevin Lyons Melinda Manning Danny McGill Beth McKenzie Mary McKinnon Jessie McNeal Timmy Medlock Cindy Melton Laura Micheals Jane Middleton Pam Middleton Ray Milton Danny Moore 74 FRESHMEN Donald Moore James Moore Pam Moore Pam Morgan Wesley Murray Tammy Newham Frankie Nichols Douglas O'Neal Wendell O’Neal Lee Parker Stefanie Picklesimer Chad Purdom Lisa Purvis Rhonda Queen Gene Rentz Kelly Rentz Barbara Richardson Gerald Roberson Joy Roberson Jason Rowell FRESHMEN 75 Paul Rowell Jimmy Ruger Jimmy Sanders Karyn Sims Audrey Sloan Roger Sloan Lamar Smith Terry Snipes Pat Stanfield Brian Steedley Walter Storey Bobby Strickland Brenda Strickland Susan Strickland Tracy Thomas Kelvin Thorton Teddy Thrift Kim Tucker 76 FRESHMEN Rita Wainright Susan Warner Donnie Wasden Sheila Williams Lisa Willis Gordan Wilson Tony Wilson J.R. Winn Barbara Woods Kevin Woods Linda Yoemans Photo Not Available Charles Branch Dawn Carter Shirley Carter Laura Gibson James Grincr Michael Harris Tony Henderson Timothy Hill Tony Howard Lisa Johnson Patricia Kelton Donna Knight Peggy Landon Danette Lane Katherine Ann Mercer Terry Middleton Jim Raulerson Kenny Scars Norma Sikes Dennis Smith FRESHMEN 77 Sub-Freshmen Connie Allen Tanya Allen Carolyn Allison Loren Altman Veronica Arnold Suzanne Baker Lora Batten A1 Bausch Jenny Baxley Ryan Baxley Cindy Beverlin Annette Blocker Deloris Boatright Teresa Brauda Reo Buckley Chip Bullard Jimmy Carroll Jimmy Carroll Glynn Carter Robert Carter 78 SUB-FRESHMEN Michael Carver Chad Chesser Stephanie Chesser Charles Chester Darla Clark Sharon Cobb Gayletha Collins Cheryl Cook Timmy Corbitt Shannon Cranford Beth Crews Camille Crews Class Favorites Keith Herrin Leisha Sheppard Cindy Crews David Crews Jeff Crews Jerry Crews SUB-FRESH MEN 79 Lamar Crews Tammy Crews Julia Daniels Carla Davis Wayne Davis Herschel Dixon Blake Dowling Chad Dowling Chris Dowling Mona Dowling Laura Drury Becky Dryden Wesley Dryden Stephanie Dubberiy Mike Duren Danny Durr Sherry Durr Pamela Farm Ellen Farr James Futch Mary Gibson Walter Gibson Chad Goodyear Kim Graham 80 SUB-FRESHMEN Garfield Green, Jr. Angie Greene Missy Griffin Neely Griffin Paula Griffin Rose Griffin Steve Gunter Marsha Guy Janice Hall Edward Hand Mark Hand Alicia Harrell Annette Harris Judy Harris Lynn Helmuth Carmann Herndon Allen Herrin Angie Herrin Madison Herrin Rhonda Herrin SUB-FRESHMEN 81 Roy Herrin Donna Hickox Randall Hickox Sheri Hickox Lori Ann Hinesley Richard Hite Pam Horne Lisa Howell Steven Howell Katrina Hudson Melissa Hyers Brent Jacobs Scott Jacobs Andy Johns Benjie Johns Melissa Johns Rocky Johns Scarlett Johns Gary Jones Jay Jones Shellie Jordan Mandy Kemp Lea King Leann Kirkland 82 SUB-FRESHMEN Daphne Lane Deloris Lane Laura Lane Toni Lee Charles Lewis Eddie Lynn Cindy Manders Ronnie Martin Susan Mckinnon Connie Mercer Happy Mercer Lynn Meyer Randy Milton Hinesta Mitchell Brian Moody Jeffrey Moore Jeff Morgan Leonard Murphy Lisa O'Berry Terry O’Neal SUB-FRESHMEN 83 Terri Page Homer Parrish Donald Petty Lori Petty Dana Pittman Cheryl Pittman Ashley Proctor Karen Rentz Michelle Rhoden Earl Ribron Jeffrey Riggins Angela Roberson Beverly Roberson Alisha Rowell Katie Rowell Kelly Sandow Shawn Ssndow Stacey Sanker Dawn Sapp Steven Scheer 84 SUB-FRESHMEN Dara Sears Lisa Shenfield Constance Shuman Jeffrey Singletary Donna Smith John Smith Renee Smith Vanessa Spikes Clifford Steedley Rhonda Steedley Bobby Stewart Joey Lynn Strickland Ben Sweat Can vn Taylor Celia Thomas Chris Thomas Lynn Thomas Ronnie Thomas SUB-FRESH MEN 85 Ronnie Thompson Dawn Thornton Brad Tucker Dcvant Wainright William Walker Barbara Warner Tyrone Waters Mark White Cindy Williams Chuck Wilson Connie Windham Eric Youmans Photos Not Available Coy Brooker Cheryl Butler Roxanne Chapman Yvette Crews Chris Dixon Shannon Gibson Rhonda Harris Missy Hartley Cheryl Hodge Tammy Hutcherson Lisa Kyle Patricia Anne Roberson Melinda Stanford Ricky Ulery William Warner Terrance Waters Tina Williamson Teresa Wilder Vanessa Wilson Nickie Woodard 86 SUB FRESH MEN 87 BOARD OF EDUCATION Ted Strickland, Joe Scars, Frank Riggins Jimmy Thornton, John I. Lee, Ken Davis SUPE RINTEN- DENT Jimmy Thornton CENTRAL OFFICE ADMINISTRATION Lillian Tanner University of GA EDS Valdosta State Administration and Supervision EDS Curriculum Director The Central Office Administration plays a very important role in Brant- ley County High School, and they should never be overlooked. They have helped to make us a better school, and we would like to thank them. Mrs. Lillian Tanner is the 1981 Peggy Justice University of GA EDS Education Valdosta State Admin. and Supervision Special Education Coordinator winner of the Johnnies V. Cox Award for the Most Outstanding Curricu- lum Director in the state of Georgia. We at Brantley County, are proud to have both Mrs. Lillian Tanner and Mrs. Peggy Justice on our staff. 88 For the many contributions you have made to this school and for all that you mean to us, we, the faculty of B.C.H.S., pay tribute to you Mr. Andrew L. Sut- ton. We take this means to express our gratitude for your invaluable services to our school, as a principal and a friend. You will be remembered because of your ready sense of humor, your willing- ness to join in fun, and your active inter- est in students, teachers, and activities of B.C.H.S. You showed your respect and concern by your everyday dealings with us. We will remember you with gratitude both for the kindly, gracious man that you are and for the distinguished ser- vices which you rendered to the progress of B.C.H.S. Thank you, Mr. Sutton, for the under- standing, encouragement, and guidance you have given us. Each of our lives has been enhanced by your leadership. May God bestow his richest blessings upon you for your services to Brantley County High. The Faculty HIGH SCHOOL ADMINISTRA TION Melton Callahan University of Florida Valdosta State B.S., MED. Assistant Principal, Coach James Thomas Valdosta State M.S., Voc. Ed. Vocational Superintendent 89 MR. JOHN C. HERNDON is a man who has spent the peak years of his life devoted to pass- ing on his ripened knowledge and wisdom to the students that he has taught. This gentlemen has not only taught at this school, but has become a part of the school. His leadership in Literary has taken many of his participants to top honors. Not only his leadership but his friendship will be missed by all of those fortunate enough to have met him. MRS. DARLENE LANE has contributed much to this school. So much that we often forget the little things as well as the big ones. In the short time she has been here she has gained much respect and many friends. She has proved over and over her dedication. She has sponsored the Math Team and they have made us proud. She has also done countless amounts of work for this annual and without her help and guid- ance sometimes it would have seemed impossible. We, the students of Brantley County, would like to show our appreciation to these three outstanding teachers. COACH JOHN PAUL PICKLESIMER has done a lot to help this school. He shows the students and fellow teachers that he cares. He always takes the time to try to help others. He earns the students respect because he shows them respect. A student may not realize their own potential but he always pushes you to reach goals you thought you couldn’t achieve. Coach has helped the students in putting out the annual, he of- ten spends his free time at home working on layouts and printing pictures. Without his help in setting up a better darkroom and his experiments with cam- eras and equipment this annual would not be possible. Thanks Coach, for all your help and un- derstanding, and gratitude by dedicating this annual 90 LANGUAGE ARTS Carolyn Thomas GA. Southern College B.S. Ed. English A.R. Compain University of FL M.A. Spanish, English Ruby C. Moody GA. College M. Ed. Reading Rotation Grammar and Literature Annette Slimo University of FL M. in English ED Eng., Reading, Grammar Kitty Cannon University of GA BFA Drama and Theatre Grammar, Literature, Drama Louise Pruet GA Southern A.B. Eng. South Georgia A.S. ED English LIBRARY John C. Herndon GA Southern B.S. Ed. English Sherrille Compain Stetson Univ., GA Southern M. ED. BA Reading English Rotation lmp Winell D. Easterling WCG University of GA M. Ed. Media An exciting and interest- ing world can be yours through books. You can get away and travel to far away places in the library. Explore the library soon, you may be in for a pleas- ant surprise. 91 FINE ARTS Janet Monroe University of GA Bachelor of Fine Arts Art ED.—Art Learning Disabilities Larry Fruend University of GA Bachelor Music M.S., Fine Arts Marie Boyett GA Southern B.S. Music Ed. Phillip Freuend Assistant Band Director SOCIAL STUDIES Mrs. Becky Shipp Middle State Universi- ty (Tenn.) BA-GA History Leslie Beard Waycross Jr. Assoc. Science Georgia College, B.A. History, Geography Grace Malmberg Troy State University Troy Alabama—His- tory B.A. Robyn Allen GSC Statesboro BSED Social Studies History, Economics Eugene Wiley GA Southem M.S. IN Teaching U.S. Gov- ernment 92 PHYSICAL EDUCATION Richard Miles Ranew B.S. Education USC P.E. Health Debbie Gayler University of GA B.S. Ed. Physical Education and Health SCIENCE Manis H. Davis GA Southern B.S. Chemistry, Physics D. Micheal Pack GA Southern B.S. Education, M. Ed Florida State University Science Knot Culpepper Presbyterian B.S. 8th Grade Science Grace S. Joiner GA College University of GA M Ed. Biology 93 MATHEMATICS GA College B.S. Math Algebra and Geometry Alan Eyles Albany Jr. College, GA Southwestern B.S. 8th Grade Math Phyllis Poller Paine College B.S. Math Algebra, Math Donald M. Altman, Jr. GA Southern B.S. Ed. Math R.B. Thomas UGA Valdosta State M E D. A.B. German Ed. German 8th and 9th Grade Math 94 CAREER EDUCATION Huey R. Ham University of GA B.S. AG Education Vocational Agriculture and Power Mechanics Dorothy Ham UGA B.S. Education Home Economics James Ray Berry College B.S. Science, Industrial Arts John W. Singletary UGA BUS B.S. in T and L Ed Metals Cindy Ham GA Southern M.E.D. Home Economics Gail Herrin University Hospital School Nursing—R.N. Health Occupations Gordon Wright Oak City College B.S. M.S. Ed. Business ED. J 'a, I Sandra Lambert GA College Valdosta State Master’s Business Education William H. Kyser GA Southern Electromechanical Marie Sutton GA South B.S. Business ED Shorthand, Typing 95 SPECIAL EDUCATION Connie Miller University of Nebraska B.S. Special Ed., Deaf John Paul Picklesimer Valdosta State E.D.S., M E D.. Gifted Special Education Myrna Murphy Winona State University B.S. Business Education Learning Disabilities Ann Lawson GA College B.S. Ed. M.E.D. Special Ed. Juanita Spears University of S. Florida B.A. S.L.D. Ed. Math, Reading, Language Helen Diggans California State P.A. Bachelor of Science Speech Therapy COUNSELORS Virleen Strickland GA Southern B.S. Elem. Ed.—M.E.D. Guidance Counselor Mark V. Rogers University of Alabama B.S. English, M.E.D. Guidance Counselor 96 PARAPROFESSIONALS Marvine Altman Mrs. Sims Ruby L. Harris Elizabeth Platt Career Guidance, Special Education Aide Special Education Aide Coordinator P.I.P. Records Clerk Mrs. Hurst Kathy Johns Linda Morgan Sheila Smith P.I.P. Aide Library Assistant Language Aide Language Aide SECRETARIES Dorothy Graham School Secretary Shirley Howard Records Clerk Patsy H. Altman Vocational Secretary 97 SCHOOL PERSONNEL LUNCHROOM PERSONNEL Florence Davis Sara Jane Wainwright CUSTODIANS Wanette Johnson Ronald Sharp Linda Wilson Forrie Crews Elvera Lee Ann Sapp Idell Herrin, Mgr. Lunchroom Aide, not pictured, Betty Sharp BUS DRIVERS Barbara Barksdale Geraldine Branch Jean Johns Diane Carter Mauise Carver Elylondia Clark Patricia Drury Evelyn Fender Linda Fowler Allen Griffin H.L. Gunter Joann Harrell Charles Harris Cheryl Helmuth Sina Hickox Reavis Hickox Shelby Jacobs Vernon Johns James Lewis Mary Lee Fogers Dottie Rowell Virgil Rowell Inez Rozier Maxine Thomas Ernest Thrift Jim Wainright Addie Mae Wilder Elbert Wilson Renade Wilson John L. Woods 98 101 Varsity In recent years Charlton County has dominated Brantley both at home and on the road. However, this year the Indians came to a soaked Brantley field where the spirits were high and the Herons prevailed. Our first Sub-Region game was played here at home. The team execution like that exhibited between Sowell and Ham caused the Herons to capture their second home victory. Our third home victory came after a rowdy Heron defense bowed its back to keep the Glenville dogs out of the end- zone late in the fourth quar- ter where a Touchdown would have been FATAL. Despite the size of Brantley’s line and the talented backs such as Wilson and Johnson the Clinch County Panthers out-quickened the Herons for the first loss. At mid-season with Home- coming week kindling a fired-up Brantley squad, the Atkinson Rebels were shut out to a 36-0 loss. This was the first time in several years Brantley had won a home- coming game. ( ( 102 Football Winding down the season Brantley slipped and fell to quick and aggressive Mont- gomery squad. On the backside of the season Brantley traveled to a triple A Camden County where turnovers were a thorn in the Herons side causing not a drive to be successful. With only two games left the Herons traveled to a lifelong rival Blackshear who has combined with our arch en- emy the Patterson Eagles. On a COLD October night with the home field advan- tage the Pierce County Bears took the last sub-region game from the Herons. After having our homecoming ruined 1 year ago, Brantly administered a dose of their own medicine when it captured its 2nd sub-region win over Bacon 28- 7. y y Brantley needing only one more win to slip into 2nd place of the sub-region had to face Berrien County. Ber- rien a traditional play-off contender had to win or would be knocked out. After a rowdy Heron defense made some adjustments allowed only 3 points in the 2nd half. A playoff spot slipped from sight as Brantley lost its 2nd sub-region battle. 103 Clinch—42 Brantley—14 Atkinson—0 Brantley—36 Charlton—0 Brantley—30 Glenvillc—8 Brantley—14 Irwin—7 Brantley—29 Camden—26 Brantley—0 Montgomery—21 Brantley—15 Bacon—7 Brantley—28 Pierce—23 Brantley—0 Berrien—41 Brantley—0 104 Some Special Herons Bruce Gibson— Larry Little— Jay Ham— MVP MVP MVP Kent Thomas— Thad Johnson— Calvin Baker— MVP MVP MVP Mike Sowell— Emory Allen— Gary Wilson— MVP MVP MVP Region 2AA proved to be the best in Georgia Football in the year 1982.........Playing the best percentage football of the States ... in overall won-lost records in the States 96 Class AA teams stacked up .... Brantley’s 5-5 record was the 33rd best in the State of 96. 105 The special overwhelming support of the fans helped to ignite a fired-up Brantley Squad. Never before has such support been expressed by the Heron fans. Especially those teachers and parents recognized here. Even though class spirit is important, all of the students pulled together to push the Herons to a 5-5 season. 106 B-Team Football left: Our B-Team didn’t have the best of years, but it was far from the worst. One of the main ingredients in football is unity, right: Here is our future Varsity Herons coming down to the line just waiting to bust some leads. left: Here is the Coach giving his players the plan that will hopefully win the game, right: David Petty shows some of his quick maneuvering and speed and is putting dust in their eyes. left: Here Ricky Lee, taking a dive after hopefully gaining some yardage, Ricky played good ball all year, right: Here we set a good shot of the future years state champions, who knows there might be another Hershel Walker in this bunch. 107 left: Our J-V Team had a so-so year and though we didn’t win all of the games, they showed us that they could compete. Here is two of the J-V boys just waiting to get in there and rack some heads. The big one looks like Mean Joe Green's little brother, right: Here a mighty Heron is fixing to catch the ball and go for 6. left: Here a player and coach are trying to figure out what to do and what is going on. right: Poor boy all dressed to kill, and nobody to play with. Junior Varsity Football 1981-82 Homecoming Queen Miss Bonnie Barnard Homecoming Court Kim Jones Frank Patterson Sheron Brooker Richard Thomas Tina Griffin Jamie Stewart Debbie Herrin Timmy Riggins Tammy Lee Norman Lee Laura Carter Tim Thomas Suzanne Hickox Richard Farrell Seleta Dowling Paul Herrin Leisha Sheppard Chris Dowling Lynn Thomas Cord Basile BASKETBALL v a r s • i t y Thad Johnson. Mike Sowell. Rick Strickland, James Cobb. Paul Herrin. Timmy Boatright. Calvin Baker. Phillip McCord. Vann Carter, Eric Highsmith, Joe Sowell. Tommy Steedlcy. Gary Wilson, Bill White 81-82 Boys Head Coach Jimmy Dowling Assistant Coach Mike Ranew Coach Dowling and Coach Ranew have given their time to help us be- come better athletes this year. They have pushed us to our limits though at times we felt they pushed us past them. However, they have taught us well. 113 Brantley—Opponent—Boys—Girls Brantley Echols 49-74 54-49 Brantley Frederica 58-56 Forfeit Brantley W. Nassau 67-86 31-61 Brantley Berrien 56-68 19-70 Brantley Bacon 55-72 25-57 Brantley W. Nassau 67-65 32-44 Brantley Pierce 54-52 37-65 Brantley Irwin 56-58 42-52 Brantley N. Jax. 50-41 59-30 Brantley Frederica 45-49 24-74 Brantley Berrien 33-51 46-45 Brantley Bacon 72-63 Forfeit Brantley Echols 54-77 51-44 Brantley Ware 40-58 46-45 Brantley Charlton 40-68 32-35 Brantley N. Jacksonville 77-64 84-17 Brantley Pierce 53-82 34-37 Brantley Irwin 51-70 40-62 Brantley Ware 57-56 55-61 Brantley Charlton 58-57 48-51 I. James Cobb “Arrang of Tang” 2. Mike Sowell “Fat Five” 3. Timmy Boatwright “The Bounty Hunter” 4. Calvin Baker “Shake and Bake 5. Thad Johnson “Chocolate Thunder” 6. Paul Herrin “Jack City” 7. Phillip McCord “Boundsman” 116 Coach: Jimmy Dowling Coach: Debbie Gaylor Sheron Brooker Ruby Ann Harris Sherri Courson Patti Griffin Bunnie Harris Anita Morgan Kim Tucker Jill Jarrell Angie Davis Ann Williams Carla Hendrix Cindy Melton Louise Able Linda Turner Varsity Girls Basketball 117 Sheron Brooker Senior Ruby Ann Harris Senior Left: “I’ll knock the fire out of you!” Right: “Hey Girl, don’t bring that mess in here.” Above: “We BAD!” Below: Obviously the team in white on this court is superior!! Above: Lady Herons need a score. Below: Brooker gets Brutal! Above: Hey, you with the ball, slow down!! Below: Dowling tells joke. 118 Above: Up, Up, and Away. Below: I will get that ball even if your arm is in it. Above: Kill Coach Dowling!! Below: “No, Carla, it’s this line over here!' Above: I shall return!” Below: “You must not know who you’re messing with!” 119 Far Left: Share and Share alike. Left: The sky is the limit. Left: “Hey nerd put your arms down!” Right: Ain’t nobody bad like us. In the 1981-82 season, the Heroncttcs showed blind determination in following the leadership of their coaches. Coach Gaylor and Coach Dowling have done an outstanding job. ending up the season with 9 wins and 12 losses. 120 Scott Johns, Gary Wilson, Bill White, Tommy Steedlcy, Sandy Lee, Joe Sowell, Donald Graves, Jim Hickox, Michael Carter, Wendell O'Neal. Darrell Hendrix. Tommy Ponsell, Richard Tomlinson, Timmy Medlock, Richie Meyers, Mike Saxon, Coach Mike Rancw. The young Herons have entan- gled themselves in the web of com- petition this year. On many occa- sions, they have come forth victoriously. 121 Coach Debbie Gayler 8th GRADE GIRLS 8th GRADE BOYS Coach Donald Altman This year’s Junior Varsity “Lady Heron's have shown us that we truly have something to look forward to. These girls show great promise, skill, and competitiveness. Although they were not allowed to participate in very many J.V. games, they showed great sportsmanship and ability in the games they did play. We want to continue to show our support of these young athletes. YOUNG LADY HERONS DO IT AGAIN!!! Coach Gayler and Coach Ranew led our girls to a victori- ous season this year. Through their dedication and patience they have helped to make our young “Lady Herons’ a winning team. We, the students of BCHS would like to extend our gratitude to these two for all they have done to make us proud. COACH DEBBIE GAYLER and COACH MIKE RANEW “Keep up the good work girls, and re- member: We’re behind you all the way!” 124 The citizens of Brantley County have certainly shown their support of BCHS by attending all sports events. This is a big help to our athletes. We are proud of these fans because they are just as important as the participants. We hope they will continue to show their pride in the students of BCHS. 125 c H E E R L E A D E R S 1— D. Herrin JR captain 2— T. Sweat JR co-captain 3— Z. Wiley JR 4— S. Pynes SOPH 5— L. Carter SOPH 6— T. Smith SOPH 7— T. Groover SOPH 8— M. Dowling SOPH 9— K. Petersen SOPH 10— C. O’Berry SOPH 11— S. Hickox FRESH 12— T. Howell FRESH These 12 girls have been through so much this year. They have experienced success, but also defeat. They've tried to do the best of their ability to raise the spirit at BCHS. Although many practices were hard and strenu- ous, they look back and see it was well worth it. During the summer, at camp in Statesboro, they put forth the effort and worked learning new cheers, chants, and stunts. They also won a spirit stick which was only given to a few squads. Yes, cheerleading is fun, but behind it there is much hard work. 127 Suzanne Hickox, Lisa Fender, Sharon Brooker, Jill Jarrell, Carla Hendrix, Cindy Thomas, Sherry Courson, Linda Turner, Sybil Thomas, Tina Drury, Connie Mercer, Sharon Folkcr, Elaine Parrish, Michelle Clark, Kim Thomas, Rhonda Kyser, Anita Morgan, Kathleen Murray. Bunnie Harris, Laura Thomas, Annette Harris, Kelly Rentz, Not Pictured: Cindy Melton TRACK Coach Forest Thomas Asst. Coach Debbie Gaylcr Eddie Crews, Larry Little, Warren Thrift, Kris Stephens, Thad Johnson, Frank Tripp, Calvin Baker, Eric Highsmilh, Lorrenzia Mitchell, Ronald Howell, Lanice Clever, David Petty, Danny McGill, Dennis Crews, Danny Moore, Jason Rowell, James Lee, Eric Lewis, Cord Basile, Issac Farm, Perry Herrin, Tracy Thomas, Donald Graves, Shane Moore. Not Pictured: Gary Wilson. David Moody, Scotty Johns, Mike McGill, Kendall Thomas. Our track teams have a blend of talent and speed this year. The future looks bright for the blue and gold. 128 Lorenzia finishes a fast 440. left: Kathleen Murray finishes a mile. below: Thad Johnson strains as he tries a burst of speed for the finish ... below right: ... and breaks the tape. 129 above: Kim Thomas readies for a race. CROSS COUNTRY ’82 Left to right: Anita Morgan, Eddie Crews, Sharon Folker, Scotty Johns, Margaret Clark, Lorenzo Mitchell, Shcron Brooker, Faye Lewis. Kneeling: Coach Forrest Thomas. Not pictured: Mike McGill, James Moore. The 1982 Cross Country team had a re- spectable showing in region competition. The girls placed 3rd in region standings. In a field of 26, the girls placed as follows: Sharon Folker 6th, Margaret Clark 8th, Faye Lewis 13th, Anita Morgan 21 st, and Sheron Brooker 22nd. The boys placed 4th in region competition. In a field of 33, the boys placed as follows: Lorenzo Mitchell 11th, Scotty Johns 13th, Mike McGill 17th, Eddie Crews 21st, and James Moore 24th. The Cross Country team was coached by Coach Forrest Thomas. 130 John Paul Picklcsimer Wc will be very competitive in Re- gion play and would be happy with 3rd place. Van Herrin SR Paul Herrin SR Romie Dowling SR Jay Ham SR Ruby Ann Harris SR Golf team Timmy Mercer SR Rick Strickland JR Emory Allen JR JoAnn Walker JR Rusty Jackson SOPH Suzanne Hickox FR Linda Lee FR Stefanie Picklesimer FR 131 Pictured left to right: Darrell Harris, Tommy Thrift. Randy Wainwright. Micheal Sowell. James Cobb. Eric Highsmith. Not Pictured: Kim Tucker, Judy Melton. Sheron Brookcr, Cindy Thomas. Jill Jarrell. T e n n i s This year our tennis team has a very tough schedule. They feel that they can com- pete very successfully with their schedule. Each player feels that they will do a great job in region and sub-region. 132 HERON BAND Directors Larry Freund Phillip Freund Simeon Highsmith Clarinets Tammy Kyle Karen Sloan Bobbie Jean Rcntz Kathryn Hagin Julie Bailey Michelle Lee Rose Griffin Stephanie Dilbbcrly Linda Yottm$ns Pam MidAletpn Cyndcc Justice Paula Griffin Jenny Baxley Flutes Guy Frost Tina Howell Audrey Sloan Veronica Arnold Scarlett Johns Connie Mercer Eddie Lynn Saxaphones Rhon Carter Kevin Woods Jason Rowell Lisa Kyle Jeffrey Singletary Blake Dowling Lynn Meyers Trumpets Eric Williams Travis Middleton Ted Williams Lee Parker Gene Rentz Carmen Herndon Pam Horne Dara Scars Mellophoncs Timmy Williams Charlie Burgess Greg Burcham Trombone Wesley Harris Chris Burgess Percussion Walley Highsmith Richard Tomlinson Kirby Haijchcy Joel Lee Tony Fullard Martin Thornton J.R. Winn Brian Thornton Jimmy Carroll Scott Jacobs Tommy Ponscll Majorettes Ruby Ann Harris, C$pt.( Terri Delcomyn Neelic Griffin Flag Corp 133 134 The band worked hard. Starting two weeks before school, practicing all day, every day, helped the band perform excellently. They showed spirit, participating in all football games, two marching festivals, pep rallies, basketball games, parades, homecoming, con- certs. and graduation! This was our first year perform- ing at the “Spirit of the South” at Tifton. We received one superior- —drum major; three excellent- —majorettes, brass, woodwinds; three good—percussion, flag corp, band. Our third year at the “Sunbelt Marching Festival” in Moultrie was better. We received four excellcnts- —drum major, percussion, major- ettes. and flag corp. The band as a whole received a good rating. The eleven senior band members will be greatly missed next year. Good Luck Seniors? We also started a stage band this year. Members are Tammy Kyle, Carmen Herndon. Simeon Highs- mith, Eric Williams, Greg Bur- cham, Kevin Rowell, Travis Middleton, Ted Williams, Tommy Ponsell, and Kirby Hanchey. 135 The Majorettes worked hard preparing routines for the football games and marching festivals, but en- joyed every minute of it. They enthusiastically sup- ported our team and did a superb job entertaining dur- ing half-time. Ruby Ann, Sr., has been a majorette for four years, while Terri, Sr., has been one for three years. This was Neelie's first year. 136 The Flag Corp did a very good job at the football games and festivals. Each girl worked hard getting ready for each performance. Mara Shaw and Phillip Freund taught the girls the show. Members of the Corp are: Laura Moody, Sr., Capt., Sheila Harris, Sr., Lisa Lee, Sr., Susan Moody, Ginger Gibson, Amy Rowell, and Bunnie Harris, Co. Capt. Phillip Freund is the sponsor. 137 DRAMA MEMBERS: Wade Bausch. Joni Brauda. Paula Clcland, Nancy Epps. Rhonda Flowers. Patty Griffin, Bonita Hanchey. Jay Ham. Ronald Hamm. Dcrrcll Harris. Ruby Ann Harris. Debbie Herrin. Van Herrin. Jill Jarrell, Tammic Johnson, Thad Johnson. Suzanne Jones. Linda Lewis, Dale Morehouse, Frank Patterson, Zena Wiley, Timmy Williams, Kim Willis OFFICERS: President: Van Herrin Vice President: Jill Jarrell Secretary: Patty Griffin Treasurer: Ronald Ham Reporter: Derrell Harris 138 SPONSOR: Ms. Kitty Cannon Drama In Aetion “THE GREAT PRETENDERS” Brantley County High School drama class offers creativity and social growth. It gives the student an opportunity for inde- pendent thinking and provides a healthy way to release emo- tions. Drama also promotes better speech habits and communi- cation skills. First semester drama students introduced the first dinner theatre production ever to be held at BCHS with the perfor- mance of “The Furnished Room.” Students also entertained BCHS with a Christmas play, “Reindeer on the Roof.” The second semester class presented another dinner play on March 4, “Bachelor of the Year.” We have hopes of ending our 1981- 82 year with a musical. 139 Brantley County High School Chorus Meeting daily as a regular class, the B.C.H.S. Chorus trains the student in the proper use of singing voice and pro- vides opportunity for participa- tion in choral music perfor- mances during the school year. Students in grades nine through twelve may enroll in Chorus. •R BRANTLEY .DC ----------- CEOLMOOOY 'RE TELEPHO CO t JRNTU ! 'HEAR Jij APPLIANCES CO KWIK STOP NAHUNTA Choral Director: Marie Boyett 140 Pep Club Julie Bailey, Laura Carter, Robyn Chapman. Roxanne Chapman, Patty Connors, Cindy Crews, Mia Dowling, Yvonne Gibson. Tammy Groover, Marsha Guy, Kathy Hagin, Alicia Harrell, Dcrrell Harris, Patricia Hazeslip, Debbie Herrin, Dawn Hickox, Suzanne Hickox, Peggy Highsmith, Renee Howard, Terri Howell, Katrina Hudson. Lynda Lee. Michelle Lee, Beth McKenzie. Cheryl Murphy, Tammy Newham. Cindy O'Berry, Terri Page, Frank Patterson, Kirsten Peterson, Stefanie Picklcsimer, Sherri Pyncs, Amy Rowell, Debbie Sloan. Janice Smith, Tracy Smith, Sybil Thomas, Angie Watson, Zena Wiley, Chuck Wilson, Linda Yeomans. Sponsor: Kitty Cannon The purpose of the Pep Club is to pro- mote school spirit and instill school loyalty and price through interaction and partici- pation. Membership is open to all interested students grades eight through twelve. Pep club members are expected to carry spirit throughout the school by showing their con- cern and support to all students and faculty of Brantley County High. Officers: President Lynda Lee Secretary Yvonne Turner Reporter Debbie Sloan Vice President Frank Patterson Treasurer Stefanie Picklesimer Parliamentarian Robyn Chapman 141 s E N I O R B E T A MEMBERS: Ginger Anderson, Denise Albritton, Scott Bass, Bonnie Barnard, Timmy Boatright, Sheron Brooker, Karen Broz, Charlie Burgess. Laura Carter, Robyn Chapman, Paula Clcland, Stacey Cranford, Mike Crews, Amy Denison, Christy Duren, Suzette Driggers, Nancy Epps, Laura Farr, Melissa Fender, Charlotte N. Flowers, Kathy Hagin, Ronald Ham, Hope Hand, Dcrrell Harris, Ruby Ann Harris, Edith Herrin, Paul Herrin, Eric Highsmith, Sheila Highsmith. Dawn Hickox, Tammy Hickox, Becky Hickox, Gina Hulett, Rusty Jackson. Jill Jarrell. Byron Johns, Tammie Johnson, Suzie Jones, Tammie Kyle. Rhonda Kyscr, Danita Lane, Gail Lane. Beverly Lee, Dawn Lee, Melissa Lee, Sara Lee, Tina Lee, John Middleton, James Moody, Mandy Moody, Susan Moody, Ronda Morgan, Wayne Morgan. Loric Murphy, Kathleen Murray, Cindy O’Berry, Deloris O'Berry, Elaine Parrish. Kirsten Petersen, Sheri Pyncs, Andy Riggins, Sheryl Rentz, Amy Rowell, Vicki Rozier, Lea Schcar, Karen Sloan, Colletta Smith, Rick Strickland, Jill Strickland, Joe Sowell, Cara Thomas, Ernie Thomas. Kent Thomas, Kirk Thomas, Kim Thomas, Laura Thomas, Tim Thomas, Thomas Thrift, Vickie Thrift, Terry Tirrell, Frank Tripp, Angie Wainright, Cindy Wakefield, Ted Williams, Timmy Williams, Zcna Wiley, Robert Wilson, Tammy Woods President—Sheryl Rentz Vice President—Tammie Johnson Secretary—Nancy Epps Treasurer—Suzanne Jones Reporter—Melissa Lee Parlimentarian—Paul Herrin Sponsors—Mrs. Ruby Moody, Mrs. San- dra Lambert The Senior Beta Club is a national organization recognizing high school students who excell academically. The purpose of this organization is to promote the ideals of honesty, service, and leadership among high school students; to reward meritorious achievement; and to encourage and assist students to continue their education after high school. The club is limited to those students in grades ten through twelve who maintain high academic achievement. New members must have attained an over-all average of 90 in academic courses taken the school year previous to their being invited to join the Senior Beta Club. 142 MEMBERS: Julie Bailey, Chris Burgess, Cheryl Butler, Roxanne Chapman, Stephania Chesser, Mike Duren, Ellen Farr, Mary Gibson, Missy Griffin, Alicia Harrell, Darrell Hendrix, Carmann Hcndron, Cyndec Justice, Lynda Lee, Michelle Lee, Toni Lee, Tammy Newham, Lisa O’Berry, Wendell O’Neal, Lorie Petty, Karen Rentz, Kelly Rentz, Ieisha Shepard, Audry Sloan, Renee Smith, Joey Lynn Strickland, Celia Thomas. Tracy Thomas, Kim Tucker. Cindy Williams, Lisa Willis, Kevin Woods, Linda Youmans. SPONSOR: Ms. Robin Allen, Mrs. Nell Easterling President Tracy Thomas Vice President Kelly Rentz Secretary Lisa Willis Treasurer Kim Tucker Reporter Michelle Lee Parliamentarian Chris Burgess The Junior Beta is a national organization recognizing junior high students who ex- cel academically. The purposes and member- ship requirements are similar to those of the Senior Beta Club. The member must main- tain a 90 over-all aver- age academically. The Junior Beta club is limited to students in grades eight through nine who meet the re- quirements of the or- ganization. J u N I O R B E T A 143 FBLA Lisi of Members; Denise Albritton, Emory Allen. Katharine Altman. Tammy Altman, Ginger Anderson. Scott Bass, Wade Bausch, Joni Brauda, Tammy Brinson, Karen Broz, Charlie Burgess. Laura Carter, Robyn Chapman. Tcysha Chorba, Paula Cleland. Jackie Crews. Mike Crews. Wiley Crews, Kathy Davis. Angie Deal. Amy Denison. Romic Dowling. Seleta Dowling, Stanley Dowling. Suzctte Driggers. Chistine Drury, Tina Drury. Christy Duren. Rhonda Flowers, Sonya Flowers. Guy Frost, Ginger Gibson. Patty Griffcn, Tammy Groover. Bonita Hanchey, Hope Hand. Ruby Ann Harris. Carla Hendrix. Becky Hickox. Peggy Highsmith. Sheila Highsmith, Jcannie Holt. Renee Howard. Gina Hulctt. Kevin Johns, Glenda Knox. Rhonda Kyscr. Marlene Lee. Sandy Lee. Tammy Lee, Tina Lee, Faye Lewis, Sonya Lynn. John Middleton. Mandy Moody. Melissa Morgan. Ronda Morgan. Wanyc Morgan. Loric Murphy. Elaine Parrish, Stephanie Picklesimer. Sherri Pyncs. Rhonda Queens, Timmy Riggins. Cheryl Rooks, Christy Rowell. Tina Rowell, Vicky Rozicr. Paula Sikes, Debbie Sloans, Collctta Smith. Joe Sowell. Suzanne Stevens. Jill Strickland, Susan Strickland. Rick Strickland. Timmy Sutton. Tcri Sweat, Albert Thomas. Cara Thomas. Cindy Thmoas. Kim Thmoas. Kent Thomas, Kirt Thmoas, Tim Thomas. Tracy Thomas, Angie Thompson. Tina Thrift, Vicky Thrift, Debra Walker, Joann Walker, Angie Watson. Timmy Williams. Kim Willis. Mike Wilson. Jill Jarrell, Debbie Herrin, Jay Ham. Lisa Willis, Shreon Lee. Stacey Cranford. Mike Crews Rhonda Morgan President (Not Pictured) Vice President Kim Jones Secretary Renee Howard Reporter Jill Strickland Treasurer Stanley Dowling Parliamentarian Mrs. Sutton Advisor STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS: John Middleton, Melissa Lee, Sheron Brooker, Timmy Boatright, Paul Herrin, Sybil Thomas, Ginger Gibson, Brenda Lee, Byron Johns, Teri Sweat, Kim Thomas, Tammy Lee, Tammy Hickox, Davis Jacobs, Tina Howell, Carla Hendrix, Vickie Thrift, Mandy Moody, Cord Basile, Issac Farm, Linda Lee, Michelle Lee, Tracy Thomas, Jason Rowell, Stephanie Picklesimcr, Michelle Rhoden, Scarlett Johns, Leah King, Lynn Helmuth, Carmin Herndon, Rose Griffin, Jeff Crews. Charlotte Flowers, Patty Griffin. Student Council is an organization designed to meet the needs of the stu- dents and faculty of BCHS. Each member is elected by their home- room. They listen to the complaints and suggestions of the students and do their best to resolve problems and make our school the best it can be. PRESIDENT: Charlotte Nichols Flowers SECRETARY: Teri Sweat TREASURER: Paul Herrin SPONSORS: Leslie Beard, VICE PRESI- DENT: Patty Griffin REPORTER: Kim Thomas Wiley 146 Tri-Hi-Y MEMBERS: Sheron Brookcr, Shelly Aldridge, Jan Johnson, Songi Miller, Nancy Epps, Sharon Lee, Sheryl Rentz, Ruby Ann Harris, Sybil Thomas, Bobbie Jean Rentz, Lisa Lee, Sheila Harris, Gina Hulett, Teri Sweat, Teri Delcomyn. Jill Jarrell, Tina Rowell, Jackie Crews, Faye Lewis, Christie Duren, Stacey Cranford, Tammy Altman, Dana Stevens, Charlotte Flowers. President: Jill Jarrell Vice President: Nancy Epps Secretary: Teri Sweat Treasurer: Shelly Aldridge Community Projects Chairman: Sheron Brooker Chaplain: Charlotte Nichols Publicity Chairman: Ruby Ann Harris World Service Chairman: Jan Johnson The purpose of Y clubs is to cre- ate, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian character. This is accomplished by school and community projects, and by participation in district and state conferences. Girls in grades nine through twelve are eligible. Sponsor: Louise Pruit HI-Y President: Jay Ham Vice President: Emory Allen Parliamentarian: Gary Wilson Secretary: Eric Highsmith Treasurer: Romie Dowling Reporter: Tim Thomas Community Projects Chairman: Dale Moorehouse Public Relations Chairman: Jamie Cleland Chaplain: Marshall Greene World Projects Chairman: Kris Stephens (not pictured) Joe Sowell Teddy Gibson Sponsor: Mr. R.B. Thomas The purpose of Y clubs is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian character. This is accom- plished by school and community projects, and by participation in district and state conferences. Boys in grades nine through twelve are eligible. 148 TALENTED AND GIFTED MEMBERS: Tammy Altman, Veronica Arnold, Johnny Baker, Scott Bass, Cindy Beverlin, Sharon Brookcr, Karen Broz, Peter Buglino, Chris Burgess. Laura Carter. Rhon Carter. Ro-in Chapman, Stefanie Chesser, Lanice Clever, Jackie Crews, Jeff Crews. Romie Dowling. Issac Farm, Pamela Farm, Laura Farr, Chad Goodyear, Marshall Brccnc, Patty Griffin, Rose Griffin, Kathy Hagin, Paul Hagin, Ronald Ham, Alicia Harrcl, Hank Harris, Ruby Harris, Lynn Helmath, Karrell Hendrix, Carmen Herndon. Paul Herrin, Becky Hichox, Dawn Hickox, Jim Hichox, Tammy Hickox, Suzanne Hickox, Eric Highsmith, Simeon Highsmith, Lisa Howell, Gina Hulett, Tonnic Hurst, Rusty Jackson, Scott Jacobs, Byron Johns. Scarlett Johns. Jay Jones. Johnnie Jones, Suzanne Jones, Cyndee Justice. Lea King. Tammy Kyle, Rhonda Kyser, Daphene Lane. Danita Lane, Gary Lane, Gary Lee, Kathy Lee, Kourtncy Lee, Toni Lee, Lynda Lee, Michelle Lee, Richard Lee, Happy Mercer, John Middleton, Amanda Moody, David Moody. James Moody, Suzanne Moody, Lorrie Murphy. Kathleen Murray. Tammy Newham, Lisa O’Berry, Wcndall O’Neal, Terri Page, Elaine Parrich, Stefanie Picklcsimcr, Sheri Pyncs, Gene Rcntz, Sheryl Rcntz, Andy Riggins, Jeffrey Riggins, Tommy Riggins. Kevin Rowell. Kevin Royster. Kelly Sandow. Shawn Sandow. Lea Scheer, Steven Scheer. Dara Sears, Jeff Singletary, Lamar Smith, Joe Sowell, Jill Strickland, Joey Lynn Strickland, Rick Strickland, Tim Sutton, Tcri Sweat, Cara Thomas, Chris Thomas, Cindy Thomas, Ernie Thomas, Kim Thomas, Kirk Thomas. Laura Thomas. Lynn Thomas, Tim Thomas. Tracy Thomas, Tina Thrift. Vicki Thrift. Mark Vclie, Mark White, Angie Wainright, Zcna Wiley, Cindy Williams. Vanessa Wilson, Kevin Woods. Darrell Harris. This is an organization for talented and gifted students who are participating in the present special education program. It is de- signed to provide opportunities for students to share interests and create new goals. SENIOR MEMBERS: Sharon Brookcr, Peter Buglino. Romie Dowling. Ronald Ham, Ruby Ann Harris, Paul Herrin, Simeon Highsmith, Suzanne Jones. Richard Lee. John Middleton. Sheryl Rentz, Tim Sutton, Ernie Thomas, Kirk Thomas. Laura Thomas, Tina Thrift, Darrell Harris. SPONSOR: John Paul Picklesimer Future Homemakers of America Judy Melton President Tammy Gunter Secretary Delores O’Berry Treasurer Members: Tammy Altman. Ginger Anderson, Angie Baker. Debra Baker. Bonnie Barnard, Cindy Batten, Tina Batten, Sheron Brooker, Karen Broz, Virginia Buckley. Laura Carter, Robin Chapman, Fawn Chesser, Margaret Clark. Lannice Cleaver, Ava Chaney, Crystal Cohen, Sherry Courson, Jackie Crews. Wiley Crews. Angela Davis, Pam DeVanc, Rose Dixon, Mia Dowling, Scleta Dowling, Jan Dukes, Sonya Flowers, Patty Griffin, Tina Griffin. Tammy Groover, Tammy Burner. Ruby Anne Harris, Perry Herrin. Patricia Hazeslip, Carla Hendrix, Becky Hickox, Tammy Hickox, Peggy Highsmith, Renee Howard, Sheri Howard, Connie Huff, Gina Hullett, Kim Innes, Suzie Johns, Suzanne Jones, Barbara Johnson, Lisa Johnson, Kim Kelly, Lisa Kelly, Nate Kelly, Donna Knight. Patty Lane, Beverly Lee. Dawn Lee, Michell Lee, Polly Ann Lee. Linda Lee, Tina Lee, Barbara Lcgrear. Linda Lewis, Kevin Lyons, Calara Mathic. Cindy Melton, Judy Melton, Rose Myers, Laura Moody, Mandy Moody, Susan Moody. Laura Michaels, Mary Mckinnon, Jessie McNeil, Tammy Newham, Cindy OBerry. Deloris OBerry, Elaine Parrish. Patty Patterson, Kirsten Peterson. Wanda Phillips. Stephanie Picklesimcr, Linda Pickncy, Chad Purdom. Lisa Purvis, Sheri Pyncs, Barbara Richardson, Joy Roberson, Tina Rowell, Christy Rowell, Lea Acheer, Debbie Sloan, Ivory Small, Terry Snipes, Dana Stevens, Susan Strickland. Tcri Sweat, Teresa Taylor. Cindy Thomas, Kendall Thomas, Vicky Thrift. Kim Tucker, Yvonne Turner (Gibson). Dec Thornton, Angie Wainwright. Rita Wainright, Angie Watson, Ann Williams, Rosalyn Williams, Lisa Willis, Barbara Wood. Cheryl Wyatt. Patricia Hazeslip 1st-Vice President Dee Thornton 2nd-Vice President Mrs. Dot Ham Advisor Susie Johns Parliamentarian Laura Moody Historian Mrs. Cindy Ham Advisor Slate Degree Girls—Debbie Sloan, Connie Huff, Elaine Parrish. Ivory Small FHA Projects were: Waycross Brunswick Fair—Officers Supper— Initiation of New Members- Thanks- giving Basket—Santa's Toy Bag— Christmas Card Contest—Christmas at Scars Manor Nursing Home— School Beautification—Daddy Date Night—FHA Week—March of Dimes Superwalk—Skating Party Volley Ball Game—FHA Picnic Swimming Par- ty— Banquet—State Degree Lun- cheon—Clothes Collection for Foster Children. Chairpersons—Tammy Gunter, Judy Melton, Debbie Sloan. Laura Moddy, Ivory Small 151 Future Farmers of America MEMBERS: Blake Aldridge, Emory Allen, Greg Bagley, Tony Barber, Scott Bass, Leon Bell, Craig Bennett, Charles Branch. Kirk Broughton, Jack Browning. Peter Buglino, Robert Byrd, Darrell Carter, Michael Carter. David Carroll, Bobby Joe Chancey, John Chesser. Lannicc Clever, Dennis Crews, Lamar Crews, Wiley Crews, Bobby Davis, Terry Davison, Stanley Dowling, Nick Driggers, Ray Dryden, Jim Dukes, Brian Edmonds. Richard Farrell. Chucky Folker, Art Futch, Marshall Greene, Cindy Griffin, Ryder Griffin, Ronald Ham, Kirby Hanchey, Darrell Hendrix, Burt Herrin, David Herrin, Timmy Herrin, Tommy Hitt, Kevin Jacobs, Scott Johns, Terry Johns, Lisa Johnson, Johnny Jones, Ank Jordan. Tim King, Joe Knox, Nathan Lamb, Derrick Lane. Gary Lane, James Lane, Larry Lane. Gary Lee, Greg Lee, Linda Lee, Norman Lee, Pollyanna Lee, Randy Lee, Richard Lee, Ricky Lee, Rusty Lee. Kevin Lewis, Phillip Lyons, Dave Manning, Cindy Melton, James Moody, Danny Moore, Deloris O'Berry. Wendell O'Neal, Lee Parker, David Petty. Phillip Prescott, Chad Purdom, Gene Rentz, Andy Riggins, Lucky Roberson, Paul Rowell, Kevin Royster. Jimmy Ruger, Jimmy Sanders, Timmy Sellers. Roger Sloan, Paul Smith. Mike Sowell, Brian Stcedlcy. Jamie Stewart. Darrell Strickland. Al-ert Thomas. Richard Thomas. Tim Thomas, Tracy Thomas, Kelvin Thornton, Marty Thornton, Maurice Thornton. Danny Thrift. Thomas Thrift, Warren Thrift. Mark Velic, Randy Wainright, Troy Wainwright, Willie Ward, Donnie Wasdon. Mike Watson, Tony Wilson, J.R. Winn, Jim Woodard, Tim Woodard. FFA Advisor: Huey Ham 152 FFA Officers President: Troy Wainright Vice President: Richard Thomas Secretary: Richard Lee Reporter: Tim Thomas Treasurer: Albert Thomas Parliamentarian: Ronald Ham I, believe in the future of farming, with a faith born not of words but of deeds—achievements won by the present and past generations of agriculturists; in the promise of better days through better days through better ways, even as the better things we now enjoy have come to us from the strug- gles of former years. I believe in less dependence on begging and more power in bargaining: in the life abundant and enough honest wealth to help make it so—for others as well as myself; in less need for charity and more of it when needed; in being happy myself and playing square with those whose happiness depends upon me. 153 Industrial Arts Club Members: Chris Harris, Franklin Crews. Nathanial Kelly, Jesse Case. James Mercer. Richard Sikes, Terry Dryden, James Lee. Gerald Roberson, Dari Keen, Lisa Lee, Pam Devane, Greg Burcham, Troy Wainrighl, Nick Daniels, Roger Harris, Luke McNeil, Joel Lee, Robert Cleland, Bobby Jo Chancey. Wayne Hartley, Richard Lee, Ronald Ham, Doug Herrin, Frank Tripp. The B.C.H.S. Industrial Arts Club is an affiliate of the Georgia Associ- ation of Industrial Arts Club. A main purpose of this club is to foster high standards of craftsmanship, scholarship, and ethics in the area of Indus- trial Arts. Any student enrolled in an Industrial Arts class is eligible to join the local organization. 154 Sponsor: Mr. Jimmy Ray Members: Roxanne Albritton, Randy Bennett, Ricky Crawford, Sheila Griffin, Jamie Hendron, Lisa Johns, Brenda Lee, Kathy Lee, Denise Rooks. Rhonda Sharpe, Johnny Singletary, Linda Turner, Sharon Woodard, Tammy Gunter, Eddie Crews, David Jacobs, Craig Bennett, Tim Woodard, Jim Woodard, Ricky Burrell. Vocational Industrial Clubs of America The VICA club is the national or- ganization for youth preparing for careers in the trade, industrial, technical, and health occupations. In their programs, these students acquire occupational skills neces- sary to enter the labor market. VICA clubs emphasize respect for the dignity of work, high standards in trade ethics, workmanship, scholarship, safety and the devel- opment of patriotism. Students en- rolled in Health Occupations, Electro-Mechanical Occupation, Metal Occupations and Construc- tion Occupations are eligible for membership. President Ricky Crawford Vice-President Kathy Lee Secretary Sheila Griffin Treasurer Johnny Singletary Reporter Randy Bennett Parliamentarian Jamie Hendron SPONSORS: Mrs. Gail Herrin Mr. John Singletary 155 4-H Some of the activities we participated in were: State Council, DPA, Junior Senior Leadership, Wildlife Camp, Country Camp, Sunbelt Expo., Haunted House, Calendar Tree sales. Leadership Today, Christmas Float, Fall Forum, Annual Ban- quet, Rallys, Parties, CPA, Cottonboll, Poultry Judging, Horse Judging, Record Books, State Poultry Judging, State Horse Judging, State Cottonboll. 9th-12th County Council Officers Brenda Lee—Pres. Ronald Howell—Vice Pres. Kathy Hagin—Vice Pres. Susan Moody—Sec. Laura Moody—Reporter Timmy Williams—Pari. School Officers Laura Moody—Pres. Susan Moody—Vice Pres. Timmy Williams—Vice Pres. Kathy Hagin—Sec. Rhon Carter—Pari. Ronald Howell—Reporter Issac Farm. Doug Miles. Brenda Lee, Laura Thomas. Timmy Williams, Marsha McDuffie, Angie Wainwright. Kathy Hagin. Tammy Hickox, Lcisha Driggers, Susan Moody, Laura Moody, Maurice Thornton, James Lane. Ronald Howell, Albert Thomas. Rhon Carter, Troy Wainwright. Richard Thomas. Richard Lee. Kathy Herrin, Beth McKenzie, Mr. James Reid, Sponsor 8th Grade Karen Rcntz—Rep.. Renee Smith—Sec.. Alicia Harrell—Vice Pres., Lea King—Pres., Chris Thomas—Vice Pres.. Mark W hite—Pari., Teresa Brauda, Shannon Cranford, Jeff Crews. Sherri Durr, Ellen Farr, Neely Griffin, Marsha Guy, Lisa Howell, Katrina Hudson. Bcnjic Johns. Delores Lane. Laura Lane, Happy Mercer. Rhonda Steedley, Dawn Thornton, Ms. June Wynn. 156 MATH TEAM When you add some above average students with true grit and hometown determination to the supreme lead- ership of a mathmatical wizard, the sum is equal to Mrs. Lane and the Math Team. Several awards have been won and many more are expected. Thanks to this bunch, Brantley County has been known for one of the finest Math Teams in the region. Team members include: Tammie Johnson Darrell Harris Byron Johns Mike McGill Eric Williams Pat Tirrell Terry Tirrell Richard Tomlinson SCIENCE CLUB MEMBERS: Darrell Harris, Sheryl Rentz, Davis Jacobs, Kathryn Hagin. Pat Tirrell, Terry Tirrell, Ronald Ham, Zena Wiley, Richard Lee. Nancy Epps. Byron Johns. Tammie Johnson. Scott Bass, Robert Wil- son The Science Club is an organiza- tion established to encourage indi- vidual research in all areas of sci- ence. The main objective is to promote participation in area sci- ence fairs and team competition. Membership is by invitation only. To be considered an application, which can be obtained from the club president or sponsor, must be completed. The membership is an elite group which possesses the ini- tiative to investigate individually. 157 The History Club is newly formed this year. It is made up of students from the 8th grade to the 12th grade who have a special in- terest in history. The main activity of the club is to participate in the regional History Day Contests at the Waycross Junior Col- lege at Waycross. Rhon Carter—President Happy Mercer—Vice Presi- dent Ellen Farr—Secretary Donna Hickox—Treasurer Joey Lynn Strickland—Re- porter In recent years a De- bate Team hasn’t been found at B.C.H.S. This year, a few months be- fore literary competi- tion some people decid- ed to break tradition. Things were going well. We had exper- ience, and only a last minute problem stopped them from competing. HISTORY CLUB Members: Lora Batten, Ryan Baxley, Laura Drury, Coy Brooker, Chip Bullard. Shannon Cranford, Stacey Cranford. Stephanie Dubberly. Sherry Durr, Mark Hand, Alicia Harrell, Hugh Hodge, Ronald Howell, Neely Griffin. Missy Johns. Lea King, Eddie Lynn. Susan McKinnon. Connie Mercer, Lynn Meyer, Donald Petty, Lorie Petty, Cheryl Pittman, Dana Pittman, Rhonda Queen. Karen Rentz, Kelly Sandow, Staci Sanker, Brad Tucker, Vanessa Wilson, Roy Herrin. DEBATE TEAM Members: Darrell Harris, Tammic Johnson, Van Herrin. Ronald Ham, Rick Strickland Advisor: Grace Malm- berg 158 1981-82 HERON ANNUAL STAFF Editor—Sheryl Rentz Co-Editor—Jill Strickland Ads Manager Sports Editor Ruby Ann Harris Judy Melton Rick Strickland Ronald Ham Letter from the editor Being the Editor of the Annual has been both a joy and a privilege. I will always remember the year the annual staff and I were able to put the activities of the school year of 1981-82 into the covers of this book. Thanks to the ef- fort, determination, and dedication displayed through the continuous retyping of typesheets, redoing layouts, and rushing to meet deadlines, by the annual staff, this yearbook has been a great success. We, the annual staff, would like to thank our sponsors. Coach Picklesimer, Mrs. Lane, and Mrs. Moody, and the company representatives, David Patten and Tom Neal, for all of their guidance and support. We would, further like to thank our administration and faculty for their cooperation. A special note of thanks is extended to the businesses for their support through advertisements. Finally we cannot close without thanking the students for making the “Heron 82” possible. We hope this yearbook will one day “one by one” bring back the sweet memories of the year 1981-82. 159 The annual staff would like to pay tribute to Tina Thrift who Even though Coach Picklcsimcr only hangs around, we would still like to has moved. thank him. If there have been people behind the scenes, they are the people on the annual staff. They work on the annual every day and when they aren't working they’re thinking of ways to improve it. The qualifi- cations ... Attending workshops helps us to better learn the modern ways of the annual. The staff would like to recognize Mrs Moody as one of our Co-Sponsors. Left .. . The Annual staff would like to recognize our editor. Miss Sheryl Smiley Rcntz. Below . .. Our Staff uses other annuals to get general ideas of layouts. This is so that layouts won't be the same every year. 160 Above... Seniors and Juniors work side by side for a better yearbook. Below ... All annual staff members have to learn a little Afro-American- Enginuity. Often annual staff members arc looked upon as snoody, but they are only in thought, thinking of ways to improve the Yearbook. ... of the annual staff aren’t outland- ish. You must only have guts, determi- nation and be willing to learn. Being on the Annual Staff makes you a part of the best yearbook to ever be put out. This is mostly because YOU are a part of it. Left... Representatives from the company help us wrinkle out prob- lems. Above ... Mrs. Lane is another Co-Sponsor who helps to advise the Annual Staff. Members of Annual Staff: Scott Bass Peter Buglino Nancy Epps Paul Hagin Ronald Ham Ruby Ann Harris Paul Herrin Van Herrin Tammie Johnson Rhonda Kyser Richard Lee Judy Melton John Middleton James Moody Kathleen Murray Stefanie Picklesimer Sheryl Rentz Andy Riggins Tina Stallings Jill Strickland Rick Strickland Cara Thomas Timmy Thomas Zena Wiley Below ... All Annual Staff members are subject to the interesting, authoritative lec- tures by Coach Picklesimer. 161 4th Barbara Lcgrcar Queen Sheryl Rentz 2nd—Ruby Ann Harris 1st—Rhonda Kyscr Queen Lisa Willis 3rd—Renee Howard 2nd—Vickie Thrift 4th—Sharon Cobb 1st—Tammy Lee MISS BCHS HEARTBREAKER 170 Juniors vs. Seniors “82” Mike Sowell Timmy Sutton Ronald Ham Jay Ham Ernie Thomas Wade Bausch Larry Little Van Herrin Simeon Highsmith Mike McGill Frank Tripp Frank Patterson Eddie Crews Calvin Baker James Cobb Paul Herrin Kent Thomas Kirk Thomas Peter Buglino James Lee Timmy Boatright John Middleton Bruce Gibson Timmy Riggins Romie Dowling (Mascot) The Senior Wolfpack led by the rushing of Larry Little for 109 yards on 17 carries and the 54 yards of Kent Thomas in 7 carries placed the Wolfpack on top of the 83 Brantley Herons 12-6, Friday. The Herons were held to -13 yards rushing due to 7 sacks by the strong Wolfpack line. The Wolfpack rushed for 232 yards and Mike Sowell and Larry Little combined to hit 6 of nine passes for 86 yards. The Heron defense played tough at times and picked off two passes, one for a 39 yard score by Gary Wilson. The Wolfpack took the opening drive and started to work only to fumble away the ball at the Heron 23. The Herons could do nothing with it and punted. The Pack drove 50 yards to pay dirt, combining passes to Jay Ham and Calvin Baker to get the Pack to the 3 yard line where Larry Little bulled over with 2:40 left in the first quarter. That stood up for the Half after the missed extra point and the Pack led 6-0. With 1:28 to go in the third quarter again combining with Ham and Baker the Pack was on the two yard line where Mike Sowell pushed across the final Wolfpack score. The X-point failed and the score was 12-0. The ball exchanged hands twice and the Pack had a 1 st and 10 on their own 39 yard line when Louis Bailey hit Larry Little, behind the line of scrimmage, the ball bobblcd up and into Gary Wilson’s hands and without breaking stride raced 39 yards for the score. The X-point failed and that’s the way the game ended: 12-6 for the Wolfpack. Van Herrin and Timmy Sutton played outstanding Defense, along with the entire Wolfpack team. It was a first for the Seniors and will long be remembered. The Wolfpack had 17 1st downs to 2 of the Varsity Herons. A U T O G R A P H S m mm ?oh SOAP OPERAS Guiding Light 64% Young Restless 12% Texas 2% General Hospital 12% Dallas 1% T.V. SHOWS Magnum 30% Dukes of Hazzard 12% MASH 9% Dallas 6% Three’s Company 4% CARS MALE SEX SYMBOL FEMALE SEX SYMBOL Tom Selleck 41% Bo Derek 21% Burt Reynolds 11% Loni Anderson 9% John Schenider 4% Brooke Sheilds 8.9% Clint Eastwood 2% Valerie Bertnelli 4% Andy Gibb 1% Cheryl Ladd 3.5% JEANS Trans Am 20% Corvette 12% Ferrari 10% Mustang 9% Camero 8% Levi’s 82% Lee 7% Wrangler 4% Plain Pockets 2% Calvin Klein 1% SPORTS Football 61% Basketball 14% Softball 9% Baseball 3% Swimming 2% CARTOON CHARACTERS Bugs Bunny Tom Jerry Road Runner Scooby Doo Tweetie FAVORITE TEACHERS Picklesimer 9% Davis 8% Beard 7.9% Ranew 7% Joiner 5% FAVORITE HANGOUT Mall 3 Home 5% Bay Station 4.9% Roller Rink 3% River 2.7% 27% 23% 5% 4% 3.9% 172 c 0 N G R A T U L A T 1 O N S CINDY SKIPPER Mr. Mrs. W.R. Skipper Ella M. Meyer River Junction Shopping Center David and Etheline Turner Harry Cesilia Wingate David Jean Kirkland Ward Dorothy Proctor Pat Sonny Lee Raymond Elsie Jacobs Vick L. Jacobs WADE BAUSCH John C. Herndon Mr. Mrs. Haley Smith Mr. Mrs. J.E. Herrin Mr. Mrs. A.L. Sutton Kevin D. Herrin A1 Bausch Debbie Dinkeldein The Elden Thomas Family Mr. Van M. Jenkins Mrs. Dallas Herrin RUBY ANN HARRIS Mr. Mrs. Bennie F. Harris Kenny Linda Harris Dwain, Belinda. Lisa. Mark Lewis Darccll. Nade Jennifer Wilson Patsy Ronald Altman Benny Ray Debbie Harris Kenneth. Kay Nancy Lewis The Teruya’s Dr. Mrs. Davis Jacobs Sons Mr. Mrs. Jim Shaw Mara Shaw Phillip Freund LAURA THOMAS Mr. Mrs. Forrest Thomas Mr. Mrs. J.O. Johns Mr. Mrs. Joe Walker Mr. Mrs. Ronald Hickox Mr. Mrs. Hymrick Thomas Rev. Mrs. Cecil Thomas Jiffy Market Rev. Mrs. Jerry Jarrell Mr. Mrs. Bobby Chanccy Mr. Mrs. James E. Thomas RICKY BURRELL Mr. Mrs. Jimmy Davis Melvin Tammy Thigpen Mr. Mrs. Joseph Queen William Eugene Burrell Mr. Mrs. A1 O’Quinn, Sr. Woodards Farm Supply Mr. Mrs. James Aldridge Mr. Mrs. Ronnie Thrift Mr. Mrs. Jerry Fowler Lamar Harris DERRELL HARRIS Kenneth Linda Harris Denise Harris Everett Pearson Bennie Ruby Harris Annette Harris Family Dwain, Belinda. Lisa. Mark Lewis Stefanie Picklesimcr Coach Mrs. J.P. Picklesimcr Kenneth, Kay Nancy Lewis The Teruya’s Jim Patricia Shaw CHARLOTTE FLOWERS Chris Flowers Myrtle Nichols E. Sloan Roofing and General Contracting Mr. Mrs. Lawerence Flowers W.H. Kyser Coach Rancw Rowell’s Grocery Mack’s Restaurant Lynn’s Grocery George’s Discount Drugs DEBRA WALKER Johns Timber Company Daddy and Mama E.H. Morgan Bobby Crews Granny, Burnice Steve Johnnie E. Crews John Causey Hazel Franklin DePratter Perlis Oil Company Robert W. Johns JUDY MELTON Mr. Mrs. Emery A. Melton Mrs. Estelle McKay Coach Jimmy Dowling Mr. Mrs. Freddie Hagin Mr. Mrs. Fred Morehouse Mr. Mrs. David Sweat Mr. Mrs. Wilbur Clark Thomas Grocery Miss Suzanne Melton Mr. Stancil Strickland SANDRA DIXON A. Lawson Lisa Melton Dot Ham Maxine Thomas Mary Ann Johns Merlene Harris J. Monroe Florence Davis Nell Easterling Linda Wilson Ann Sapp SHARON WOODARD Waynesville Groc. Victor Middleton Parrott Groc. Henderson’s Groc. W.L. Erwin Mr. Mrs. James A. Barkley W.W. Floyd Mr. Mrs. H.F. Woodard Mr. Mrs. James C. Walden Sons Mr. Mrs. Erwin Spears SHERON BROOKER Mr. Mrs. Wain Brooker John Thomas Shirley Howard Mr. Mrs. Charles Dean Mr. Mrs. Don Hendrix Mr. Mrs. Brown Brooker Mr. Mrs. Neil Hendrix Mr. Mrs. Pete Spradley Mr. Mrs. Ferrell Thomas Mr. Mrs. Sidney Hulett Gina TAMMIE JOHNSON Grace Malmbcrg Mr. Mrs. Clifford Justice Bessie T. Carter Mr. Mrs. Hubbard Colvin Carolyn Kelley Jerry W. Dickerson Family Margie Carter Ronnie Carter Cheryl Lawrence Mr. Mrs. James R. Johnson Family SHELLY ALDRIDGE Pam Higginbotham Mr. Mrs. Tommy Aldridge Rhon Dixon Tammy Cook Clevc Pritchard Mr. Mrs. William J. White Wayne Allen Sheila Aldridge Maude Barnett Hal Barnett TERRI DELCOMYN Ethelyn Delcomyn Donna Stone Pam Stone David Reid Cook, Jr. Lisa Delcomyn Cheryl Spikes Sonya Lee Daniel Johnson Debbie Herrin Ted Delcomyn NANCY EPPS Mr. Mrs. Manis Davis Mrs. Elma Stewart Mrs. Virginia Epps Mr. Mrs. Johnny Tripp Mr. Mrs. Terry Thomas Mr. Mrs. Donald Morrison Miss Thelma Strickland Mr. Mrs. Bill White Mr. Mrs. Junior Thomas Clint Robinson Ins. Agency MISHELLE EDGY Roy Edgy Leonard Janice Clark Becky Rooks Angela Bradley Mr. Mrs. Nephi Clark Earl Copeland Coffee Shop Fun Palace William Kyser Margaret Clark ANGIE WATSON Lois Watson Mary L. Sloan Nita Zorn Mr. Mark Rogers Coach Alan Eyles Mr. Mrs. Frank Mercer Happy Jerome Williams Lori Ann Hinesley Katina Cox Brad Lane SUZANNE JONES Mr. Dennis Music Ann Strickland Mr. Emory Middleton Mrs. Ruth Jones Virgil Rowell Dottie Rowell B.J. Hickox Bud Jones Evelyn Fender Josic Mac Jones DENISE ALLBRITTON Larry, Harry, Randy Rhoden Smith’s Garage Big Z Planters Tob. Warehouse Middleton Logging Community Groc. of Hickox Shawn Allbritton Freddie, Jayne. Wesley. Sabrina, Erin Allbritton Stanley Moore Roxanne Allbritton Griffin Plumbing—Waycross Jim Patricia Shaw DENISE JOHNS Harvey, Annie Grace. Missy Johns Claude Hickox Jerome Williams Jacobs Exxon Brantley Auto Parts Jim Patricia Shaw Ricky Knox Gold House Joel Chambless Marion Johns William Harris 174 LAURA MOODY Dad, Mom. Susan, Jennifer, Catherine Papa and Wana Grandmother Grandfather Moody Robert Funderburk Ray Carolyn Moody Jimmy Bobbie Moody David Elaine Moody Dick Judy Griffith Rob Ellen Turnbull Friends From First Christian Church PATRICIA HAZESLIP Alana Storey J. Monroe Jenny Thomas Andy Harris Charles Vickie Wainright Tommy Jackson Eugene Crews Family Paula Lee Elaine Baxley Scottie Johns CHERYL ROOKS Mr. Mrs. George Dailey Mr. Mrs. Joe Rooks Jimmy D. Dykes Bob Lunda Standish Junior Jan Rooks Jimmy Lewis Loyd Knight James Donna Strickland Clint Poppwcll Walter Faye Gibson BOBBIE JEAN RENTZ Wanda K. Paulk Mrs. Juanita King Guy Frost Mrs. Ethel Higginbotham Mrs. Alisha Hendricks Mr. Mrs. Horace Godfrey Virlecn Strickland Marie Sutton Mr. Mrs. Bill Dakin Mr. Sc Mrs. Durwood Stanfield Trophies—Plaques and Plastics Engraving—Ribbons—Special Awards Quick, Dependable Service MANNCO TROPHIES 603 Brunswick Avenue Waycross, GA 31501 Eddie Linda Bell—owners Betty Christmas—mgr Phone 285-3004 175 SEARS MANOR 3311 Lee Street Brunswick, GA 31520 Phone (912) 264-1826 KYSER ELECTRIC SERVICE Serving Brantley Since 1972 Home owned and operated by William H. (Bogie) Kyser We service and install Commercial and domestic equipment for service call 462-5293 We would like to welcome Phillip McCord from Greenup, Kentucky. WELCOME!!! The Citizens Bank , u • iBS ■ W BANE NAHUNTA branc ‘We wish you the Iry best!’1 Member FDIC The location folkston M oVinnfo Hoboken 7 Clyde W. Aid rige Public Accountant “Service to the small businessman and individual with a tax problem.” Phone 462-5800 on US 301 North—Nahunta, Ga. 179 180 Herrin Business Products 1305 Tebeau St. Way cross, Georgia Best of Luck SR s of 82 Congratulations Seniors Gold House Restaurant Compliments of and Crawford Jewelers Gold House Motor Lodge Nahunta, 2507 Plant Av. Ph. 285-7093 Georgia Congratulations Seniors Perlis Oil Co. Nahunta Georgia John Causey, Mgr. % - Depratter’s Wrecker Service 24 Hr. Wrecker Service Road Service General Auto Repairs Diesel Service 462-5165 NGTS-SNDYS-HLDYS call 462-5247 or Nahunta, GA 462-5109 “Badcock will treat you right” Badcock Home Furnishing Center 606 Pendleton St. Waycross, Georgia 31501 Owner: Phone Mike Dowling 285-7340 DeShazo’s Art in Furnishings Accessories Flowers Gifts 126 Screven Avenue Waycross, Georgia 31501 Buy Your Cars and Trucks In Waycross George Dempsey Ford Crosby Pontiac-Cadillac-Datsun-GMC Ed Coleman Buick-Olds Ed Thomas Motors Sunshine Toyota Reid International Sirmans Lincoln-Mercury Walker McDonald Chevrolet Waycross Automobile Truck Dealers Association Paloma Court 310 North Nahunta, Georgia Steaks Fresh Seafood Catered Dinners 186 187 Gibson-McDonald LEVITATION . . Furniture Company 314 Pendleton Siren HAYCROSS. GEORGIA 3150! PII. 283-IV53A 513 Tebeau St Featuring Waycross, GA Phone: 283-4923 R. B. Zachry Furniture Co., Inc. Robinson Animal Hospital 410 Plant Ave. 1640 Plant Ave. Waycross, GA Phone: 283-1770 The finest in Animal Care Waycross, GA l======= ==== ==== J!' 189 190 GLYNN-BRUNSWICK MEMORIAL HOSPITAL OFFERS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1981. There are exciting careers available in the health care field: REGISTERED NURSE LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSE MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST LABORATORY TECHNICIAN RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGIST SURGICAL TECHNICIAN MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTIONIST PHARMACIST FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS MAY CALL OR WRITE: PERSONNEL DIVISION GLYNN-BRUNSWICK MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 2515 PARKWOOD DRIVE BRUNSWICK, GEORGIA 31520 TELEPHONE 191 We Support the Yearbook Staff as they have supported us. Congratulations Seniors from The Athletic Department Brantley County High 192