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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1984 volume:

Brantley County High School Volume XV11 1983-84 “HERON” Heron 1 Theme Thcme 3 4 Thcmc Thcme 7 Wc shall make the most of who we are And be all that wc can be For each day will be a new beginning A new aspect of life to see. 8 Theme Themc 9 Blake Aldridge Katherine Altman Monica Ammons Mary Lee Bailey Deborah Baker Johnny Baker Tina Batten Deana Brauda i Tammy Brinson David Carroll Laura Carter Ava Chaney 10 Seniors Seniors 11 Wanda Dixon Jenni Driggers Suzette Driggers Lester Drury Melinda Drury Laura Farr Sonya Flowers Sharon Folker Art hitch Teddy Gibson Tracy Gibson Deannia Griffin 12 Seniors 14 Scniors Seniors 15 16 Scniors Shelia Low man Sonya Lynn Phillip Lyons Ronnie Massey Kerry Mat hie Barbara McGill Lisa Kay Melton James Mercer Richie Meyer Deborah Middleton Danny Moody David Moody Seniors 17 Karen Sloan Dennis Smith Tracy Smith Wesley Stanfield Tommy Riggins Gavin Roberson Amy Rowell Vicki Rozier Lea Scheer Timmy Sellers Shelia Sharpe Sherry Skipper Scniors 1 9 20 Seniors Scniors 21 Not Pictured Kim Crews Calvin Edgy Brian Edmunds Sylvia Fields Paul Hodge Larry Lane Clifford Lee Howard McMillian George Moore Liz Little Linda Pinkney Ben Sheppard Teresa Smith Darryl Strickland Danny Thrift Jerry Wainright Carl Wilson 22 Scniors Our heartfelt gratitude and recognition is due to these people, our sponsors. Donald Altman Huey Ham Ann Harper William Kyser Darlene Lane Grace Malmberg Gordon Wright Class Officers President—Robyn Chapman Vice President—Ted Williams Secretary—A ngi e Wainright Treasurer—Mark Velie Parliamentarian— Vicki Rozier Reporter— Vikki Thrift Officers Sponsors 23 DO YOU REMEMBER ■. being a freshman? • the Rocky Horror Pic- ture Show? skipping school and getting caught? . . homecoming week? cramming for a test? . .. cruising the mall? . going to the prom? ... your first day at school? forgetting your home- work? winning the spirit stick? having to dress out at P.E. in the mid- dle of winter? . denting your parent's new car? HAPPINESS IS being in the class of '84. weekends. beating Ware County. 2:38 Friday, graduation, a cancelled test, getting flowers at school. having a date every weekend turning 18. getting your license, having a comeback for Joe's cutdowns. meeting a yearbook deadline. 24 Memories CAN YOU IMAGINE Seniors with no school spirit? Gary Wilson as a water boy? a week without home- work? all the school clocks having the same time? Ms. Malmberg without her overhead pro- jecter? the entire student body knowing the alma mala? Waycross without a mall? getting an “A + ” in Physics? never getting carded'’ everyone yelling at a pep rally? filet mignon for lunch? leaving school at the head of the line and your car stalls? I MISERY IS ... ... Monday morning. ... no money for gas. . .. taking the SAT 4 times. ... having in house suspension. ... going to a dance with a date and leaving by yourself. ... carrying around a Tom Wat box. ... having to ride the bus. ... working on weekend nights. ... Friday afternoons with no pep rally. . Mr Wiley's govern- ment tests. ... getting an ice cream cone and having all the ice cream fall off. ... receiving your class ring and it's too big. ... being caught by the police on the way to school. Memories 25 m3 ° (h 1UH4 ahfH hflnngs tn... 1 Weigh! M Y SOMEONE SPEC!AI Name_____ Tclcphone_ Birthday_ Height___ Eye Color____________ Our first date was Somepne special Picture MY FAVORITE PRICES TODAY Hamburgers____ Hot dogs______ French fries__ ( kcs_______ Shakes________ Pizza_________ Lunches_______ Candy bars____ Gum___________ Tobacco_______ Albums________ Tapes_________ Books_________ Magazines_____ Annuals_______ Ball games____ Dances________ Movies________ Concerts______ Polos_________ Izods_________ Levis_________ Lees__________ Sweaters______ Members Only_ Docksidcrs____ Vans__________ Haircuts______ Braces________ Gold__________ Cars Gas (per gal)_ Roses (doz)___ Prom dress____ Prom tux______ Class ring_ Graduation exp.:_ Cap gown_______ Invitations______ Class key________ Tcachcr_ Class___ Color___ Sport___ Food Musical group_ Song__________ Movie_________ Cologne_______ Perfume_______ Car___________ Actor_________ Actress Memory album_ To Brantley County High we give Our love and loyal praises. Our hearts and minds arc both entwined; Our voice in song now raises. We love your fields of stately pines. The heron's grace, the flaming vines; Our alma mater is enshrined Within our hearts forever. We pledge to you our constant aim To ever keep your sacred name Untarnished by the stress and strain That ever threatens learning. We love your name, your standards high. Your constant urge to live and try; And we shall never let them die. Your loyal sons and daughters! To All Teachers You who guided us; from our first day to our last; 1st grade through 12th. You who laughed with us, cried with us, rejoiced in our achievements, helped us when we failed and kept us on our feet with your encouragement; And you who dedicated your time to help us make these the best years of our lives, we dedicate this poem to you. A friend is a person of great understanding Who shares all our hopes and our schemes, A companion who listens with infinite patience To all of our plans and our dreams. A true friend who can make all our cares melt away With the touch of a hand or a smile And with calm reassurance make everything brighter, And life always seem worthwhile. H hether a teacher or peer, a friend is a cherished and precious possession who knows all our hopes and our fears, and someone to treasure deep down in our hearts with a closeness that grows through the years! We Love You! Thunks, The Senior Class of 19H4 SENIOR I. Blake Aldridge, will my ability to dip skoal in class to Joel Lee and my best of luck to future seniors. I. Katharine Altman, will my loud mouth to Donna Stone and ail my love to Ottis Justice. I. Monica Ammons, will my ability to break duckies to Tanya. Lora, and Katie. And my innocent fun to Leslie and Marie. I. Deborah Baker, will my sweetness to my niece Lonyta and all my love to my future husband Stan Jackson. I. Johnny Baker, will my ability to have a good time and not get sick to all the underclassmen at BCHS who can handle it. I. Tina Batten, will my fun rides and two parking spots to Lora. Val. Jeff, and Tanya. All my love to Leon. I. Dcana Brauda. will my ability to get through school to Teresa B. and all my love to Nathan Grantham. I. Tammy Brinson, leave courage to all future headbangers. you’ll need it at this place. To my family I leave my love. I. David Carroll, will my love and appreciation to Janine G. Howard for making me very happy. I. Laura Carter, will my pitching abilities to Brent and good times to Cyndcc and Rhon. 1. Ava Chancy, will my love to a very special person. George Moore and all the thanks in the world to my family. I. Robyn Chapman, will all my good times at BCHS to Roxanne. Mona. Rhonda, and Sheri and I hope they use them wisely. I. Dcran Chorba. will my great physique and arm wrestling ability to anybody who can handle it. I. Margaret Clark, will to Pam M. and Sharon F. my friendship, my love to Pat S. and my goods to all underclassmen. I. Jamie Clcland. will my great artistic ability to the second period art classes. I. Harold Cobb, will my beautiful body to all the girls of BCHS and the position at powcrback to Charles and Issac. 1984 1 I. Bobbie Corbitt, will my crazy laugh to Ron Lynn and all by love to Allen Carmichael. I. Angie Crawford, will my ability to have a good time to Pat S. and all my love to someone very special. I. Wiley Crews, will my ability to dip Skoal and not get caught to Devam W. and my great times in FFA to Cindy G. I. Bobby Davis. I hear by will my ability to dip Skoal and not get caught to Billy Davis and Space-Eagle. I. Angie Deal, will my knowledgeable books to IF LC. A bottle of JD to FC. my friendship to AB RD. my love to Mike. I. Wanda Dixon, due to the high rate of inflation and rising unemployment. I Wanda Dixon leave nothing to anyone. I. Jenni Driggers, will my ability to listen and be a friend to AR and MH and my love to someone very special. I. Suzcttc Driggers, will my ability to stay out of trouble to Lcisha and all my love to Willie Thrift. I. Lester Drury, will my ability to shoot pool to Chuck Posey and my incredible ability to sing to Clay Harrison. I. Melinda Drury, will to Carol R my brother; my personality to my family; Mary G. I sheet of paper. DT my grades. I. Brian Edmunds, will my uncanny ability to make people laugh to Darrel Holly- wood Hendrix. 1.1-aura Farr, w ill all my good times at BCHS to Ellen, my giggles to Donna and my love to my friends I leave behind. I. Sylvia Fields, will my ability to Dawana Jones and all my love to Tabilha and Pamela Mitchell. I. Sonya Flowers, will my ability to stay out of trouble to Marie and Leslie A. and best of luck to Connie Flowers. I. Sharon Folkcr, will my love and friendship to MC and all underclassmen. I send all my love and dreams to Scott Bass. I. Art Futch. will my ability to get in trouble and get out so easy and never do any work in Mr. C’s class to Gerald Lewis and Teddy Lee. I. Teddy Gibson, will my good looks to Wayne W. and my Gov't book to Marcia G. and lots of luck to the underclassmen. I. Tracy Gibson, will good luck and happiness to BooBoo and Oreo and to Rich and Shane I leave my last dip. I. Dcannia Griffin, will my times in BWK. to Kim G and my sis Pam D. happiness at BCHS and all my love to Mike Ray. I. Ryder Griffin, will my ability to be able to skip class to Jay Jones and all my love to the girls at BCHS. I. Tammy H. Groover, will my ability to grad and all my totally awesome times in R Allen’s room to Steven G and Edd H I. Tina Haddock, will my good times to Roxanne. Edd. Steven. Tony. Gary, and all my love to Donald Wilson. I. Kathryn Hagin. will my ability to get away with anything in school to Cindy and the Annual Staff index to Coach. I. Hope Hand, will my ability to be an A student to Daryl and David and all my love and happiness to Paul Smith. I. Laura Harnagc. will my ability to finish school to all of my friends which I’m leaving behind. The best to Johnny L. I. Darlene Harrell, will all my love and heart to Dari Keen, forever his. Senior class of 84. I. Hank Harris, will my good times at BCHS to Rhonda and Mark, my Hank Jr. tapes to Tim and all my love to Roxanne. I. Carla Hendrix, will my ability to play basketball to Cindy Melton and my good looks to Sclcta Dowling and Kim Hendrix. I. Tracy Herrin, will my ability to graduate to Allen H.. my height to Scott H.. my gov’t notes to Perry, and myself to Laura. I. Becky Hickox. will my good times to DH. my bus scat to EF, and my love to someone very special. 1. Dawn Hickox. will my good times at BCHS and the best of luck to HT. ML. KT. SM. and a special person. Scottic I. Jim Hickox. will after six attempts, give up trying to make out a will. I. Tammy Hickox, will my beauty and brains to Randall H.. and all my devious thoughts and good times to LW. SS. VH. FC. and JC. I. Hugh Hodge, being of sound mind and fine body will my lifelong stay at BCHS to Anna H.. Michelle H.. Julie D.. and Pam L. I. Jcannic Holt, will my ability to be here everyday to Shccna Knight and all my precious love to Lewis Strickland. I. Renee Howard, will my ability to smile and hold my head up high to Christy and Sclcta. Best of luck Girls! I. Gina Hulett. will to Hen. my A’s in Chcm.. Danettc, my Vcttc. VT and BH, my rings, and my love to my family. I. Lori Anne Hunter, will my ability to party all night and still go to school to Lisa H. Good luck; you'll need it. I. Mary Beth Hurst, will all my bad grades to little brother. Ronnie, and all my love to Kenneth Thompson. I. Rusty Jackson, will my talent in football to John Smith and jam system to Keith Herrin and my spare tire to Brian. I. Andy Jacobs, will my fast running Ford to Lorin A., so he can outrun Frankie N. I, Kevin Jacobs, will my ability to get in trouble and get out of it to anyone that can do it. I. Susie Johns, will my ability to be sweet to Laura and Lcisha. and a sincere good luck to my brother. Bcnjic. I. Jimmy Jones, will my crazy times on the bus to Laura. Becky, and Angie; my last tank to Pat S. I. Johnny Jones will my good times at BCHS to all Juniors and my Levi's with the hole in the hem to Buckshot. I. Lisa Jones, will all my good times at BCHS to Jay and Robin and all my love to someone very special. I. Shelley Kemp, will my life and love to Bill Snyder and my wildest times along with the best of luck to Linda Y. I. Susan Kelly, will my good humor to Kim and Tammi. my ability to endure Ronnie H. to Cheryl B I. Melvin King, will my ability to graduate to the Senior Class of 1985. I. Dennis Knowles, will my ability to run track to Cord and Chucky and will my last dip to Tim King. I. Tammy Kyle, will to my sister Lisa, a w ish for the best, my chair to Julie, love to Susan. Julie. Lynn, Lee. and Paula I. Nathan Lamb, w ill my ability to chew gum without getting caught to Beth M. and Kathy H. and my big Harley to Tony H. I. Danita Faye Lane, will all my good times and good grades to my brother and sisters and my eternal friendship to Dana. I. Kim Lane, will my ability to talk in class to Gary Lane and all my books and teachers to all underclassmen. I. Larry Lane, will my good looks to Tony O’Neal and all my love to Judy Harris and my brains to the underclassmen. I. Evcrcttc Lee. will my ability to stay cool in sports, admire women, and all other situations to Randy Melton. I. Gloria Lee. will my last desk in Mr. Wiley’s class to Cindy Griffen. my love to someone very special to K.B I. Jane Lee. will my love and deepest affection to Paula Griffin. Terri Page, and Rose Griffin. God bless you all! 28 Scnior Wills WILLS continued I Randle Lee. will all my ability to graduate to David L. and all my good times at BCHS to the underclassmen. I. Sandy K. Lee. will my ability to have a great time in high school and still keep an A average to all underclassmen. I, Sandy Lee. due to the lack of space. I take all of my personal possessions with me because no one can handle them. I. Sara Lee. will my heart to Tom Selleck. I. Tammy Lee, will all my memorable times at BCHS to my little sister. Lisa and my cousins. Joseph and Donna. I. Tina Lee. will my ability to behave and all my good times to SL. AH. and LW; to my Shrink” all my love! I. Eric Lewis, will my ability to run track and dance to Gerald Hall and the Senior class of 1984. I, Sonya Lynn, will my little blue Smurfs to Kelly R and my wildness to Perry and Tracy and my friendship to Sherry. I. Barbara McGill, will to all my friends the best of everything life has to give the Class of 1984. I. Ronnie Massey, will my good looks and my ability to attract women to Michael Carter and my last dip to Dukes. I. Kerry Mathic. will my ability to come to school on lime and to stay out of trouble to all the underclassmen. I. Lisa Kay Melton, will my ability to party to Cindy Melton and all my love to Donnie Snyder. I. James Mercer, will my last dip of Skoal to Martin Edgy and my last chew to Tony Henderson. I. Richie Meyer, will my suberb ability to play tennis to Mike Meyer and Steve Groover and my good grades to Lynnic. I. Deborah Middleton, will my ability to always not know what’s going on and still care less to all the brains at BCHS. I. Danny Moody, will my ability to play football to Roger Sloan and my ability to attract women to Paul Rowell. I. David Moody, will my brains to my sister and my athletic ability to Chris Thomas and John Smith: they need it. 1. Mandy Moody, will my fish shoes to TT..CB. my bad REGAL to RH. JS.and my heart to anyone sexy enough to get it. I. Susan Moody, will my fun in 4-H and Band to JM and CM and all my friendship to Lisa K.. Gina C., and Angie H. I. George Moore, will all my love to a very special person. Ava Chancy, and good luck to all underclassmen of BCHS. I. Karen Moore, will my ability to graduate to my young brother John and all of my love to Darrin Waters always. I. Angie Morgan, will my ability to graduate to Andy. Mike, and Kenny. And all my love to Vance Aaron Morgan. I. Anita Morgan, will my basketball talents to PD. A A. Stay out of trouble Lisa. Steve. Connie. All my love to Duane Lee. I, Carletha Murphy, will my love to my family and friends. My ability to graduate to Freddie and Shc’rcc Murphy. I. Jerome Myers, will my ability to never take a book home but still pass to anyone that can use this kind of luck. I. Cindy O'Berry, will my friendship and fingernails to Sherry Revels, my height to JC. and all my love to Hayden Lee. I. Garry O’Neal, being of sound mind will my ability to graduate to Terry and Janet. Good luck in the future at BCHS. I. Kirsten Petersen, will effervescent personality to Lisa, my calmness to Alicia H.. and fun on Bus 23 to Randy M. I. Linda Pinkney, will my ability to graduate to Alvin Pinkney. Kim. Larrv. and Tracy Cohen. I. Danette Pittman, w ill all my fun times at BCHS to Dana and Scott and my height and friendship to Alcthea Horne. I. La Don Revels, will my patience to Sherry, my strength to Kicth Herrin and Blake Dowling. My speed to Charles Chester. I, Tommy Riggins, will all my manly qualities and my many women to the ledgen- dary Tim King. I. Gavin Roberson, will my good looks to John H.. my height to Steve L.. my beautiful Ford to Robert C. I. Amy Rowell, will my position as flag corp captain to Jan Dukes and all my love and happiness to Keith Lee. I. Vicki Rozicr. will my ability to stay out of trouble to my two brothers and all my love, dreams and future to Andy. I. Lea Schcer. will my good times to Lea King and Ellen Farr and I can t think of anything to leave my brother. I. Shelia Sharpe, will my brains to Lisa Johns and all the good times to Ronnie Sharpe and to all the Seniors of 1985. I. Ben Sheppard, will my ability to stay out of trouble and get along with Shelby to John Herrin. I. Sherry Skipper, will all my love, forever and always to Damon Edgy. I. Karen Sloan, will to Mr AH and NZ all joy. To AS the ability to graduate. To SM. TK. and AR all love, happiness and luck. I. Dennis Smith, will the ability to sleep in class and barely pass tests to David Scars. I. Teresa Smith, will all my love to Tommy Knight who helped make my dreams come true. I. Tracy Smith, will my good times and being cool to LO. CA. and AA. And to Ms Allen my good behavior record. I. Wesley Stanfield, will my ability to finish school without failing a class to my bro. Pat and all my empty Levi packs to Wayne W. I. Joe Sowell, will nothing to nobody because no one can deal with my awesome personality. I’m so wasted. I. Bobby Stevens, will my Skoal dipping abilities at school to Eagle and all my love and Thanks to Cheryl Pittmen. I. Dana Stevens, will all the fun I had throughout my high school years to DL. SL. and EF. Good luck to the Class of 86. I. Jamie Stewart, will my good looks and charm to Pat Stanfield and all my love to Emily Moxlcy and good luck to Georgia. I. Felicia Sutton, being of sound mind and fine body will my niccncss and style to BHS and all my love to S.O.S. 1984 I. Gina Sweat (Selleck). will my undying love to Tom Selleck. my good times to Ben and my one dirty trick to Scottie. I. Joyce Taylor, will my ability to stay out of trouble to Sharon Cobb and Carolyn Taylor. I. Tee Taylor, will my ability to be friendly to everyone to Pam L. and all my laughs and good times to cuz Barb J. I. Kendall Thomas, will my ability to survive my own driving and ability to avoid getting caught in trouble to Jim Dukes. I. Brian Thornton, will my ability to pass to Wayne Wilson and my fun times at BCHS to Charlotte C. and Fawn C. I, Alan Thrift, will my ability to stay out of trouble to Perry H. and Audrey A. and all my love to Vicky Harris. I. Danny Thrift, hereby will my fast Datsun to Lisa Willis and my position at Pic-N- Save to Ray Milton. I. Vikki Thrift, will my hotrod moped to Christy, my muscles to Lisa, and best wishes to Hen. John, and Michael C. I. Richard Thomlinson. will to Mrs. Lane, peace of mind and my math ability to Charlotte, my little sis. I. Mark Velie. will my ability to sleep in class and still pass to Cindy Bcvcrlin I. Angie Wainright, will my good grades to RH my lack of common sense to TT and Weinic and all my good times to MW. CT. and CW. I. Jerry Wainright. will all my good times at BCHS and bad times to Kathy. Beth. Stevie, and Lynn, and all my love to Kathy. I. Darrin Waters, will all my love to all the girls of 84 and all my craziness to Wesley Dryden and Ray Milton. I. Tony Waters, will my ability to go thru BCHS without failing to my sisters and all my love to Sherry Johnson. I, Hal Westberry. will my ability to do nothing and pass to anyone who can take it and all my love to Kathy Mercer. I. Bill White, will my ability to have dates during the summer to Lisa O and all my love to Christy Rowell. I. Audury Wilder, will my Senior scat to Dawn T. and Paula W. and Jay W And all my love to my husband Darrell Dixon. I. Mary Williams, will my ability to be quiet and have a good time to Cindy W. and Angie D. 1, Ted Williams, will my brain to my little brother Chad, who needs it and my love to any girl that can handle it. I. Carl Wilson, will my ability to stay out of trouble to Janet and Fawn. I also will my bad luck to Wayne Wilson. I. Gary Wilson, will the best of luck to the 1984-85 football team and my ability to attract women to JS and all my love to KM. I. Melissa Wilson, will my ability to make good grades in Mr. Wiley’s class to Leslie and Marie. Good Luck. I. Jim Woodard, will my last dip of Skoal to Tim King. I also will my driving talents to the Space Eagle. I. Tim Woodward, will my ability to do just as I please to Tim K. and I will my racing ability to the Eagle. Senior Wills 29 SENIOR KATHARINE ALTMAN: FHA I. FBLA I MONICA AMMONS: FHA 1.2; FBl.A 1.2; VICA 4 MARY LEE BAILEY: FHA I; Chorus—2,3,4 JOHNNY BAKER: TAG— 1.2,3,4; FFA—3; Industrial Aris— I; 4-H—I; Annual Staff 4. Senior Superlative Mr. Senior Class TINA BATTEN: FBLA—1.2,4; FHA 1.2.3; VICA—4; Off. Assistant—3.4; Prom Comm.—3; 4-H I; Honor Roll—1.2.3.4 DEANA BRAUDA: FBLA—I; Chorus-2; FHA- I; Basketball—I TAMMY BRINSON: 4-H 1.2; FBLA—2 DAVID CARROLL: 4-H—1.2; Varsity Football-2.3; FFA—2,3 LAURA CARTER 8th Basketball; 8th FCA; Junior Beta—8th.I; Sr. Beta— 2,3.4; District and State Convention—2; TAG—1,2.3.4; FHA—1,2.3.4; Junior Degree; FBLA 1.2.3.4; Gong Show -3d; Student Council— 1; Homecoming Re- presentative—8th. 1.2.3.4; Court—2; Prom Decorating Comm: Annual Staff—3,4; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4; Senior Superlative—Best Looking: Checrlcading 2.3; Dra- ma—3 AVA CHANEY: FBLA—1,2; FHA—1.2,3; Try-Hi-Y—2 ROBYN CHAPMAN: 4-H I; Jr. Beta—I; Sr. Beta—2.3.4; FBLA—2.3.4; FHA 2.3.4; Drama - 3; Prom Decorating Comm.—3; Student Council—1.3.4; TAG 1.2.3.4; Jr. Class Pres. Sr. Class Pres. Annual Staff 3.4; Ads Manager— 4; Pep Club—1.2: officer—2. Senior Superlative—Most Dependable; Homecom- ing Presentation 1.3.4 MARGARET CLARK FHA 1.2; Track-2.3,4; Chorus -1.2; VICA 4;Con- cert Choir 3.4; Jr. Beta—1; Pep Club—I; Cross Country—1.4 JAMIE CLELAND: 4-H I; Hi-Y—2 HAROLD COBB FCA—I; Basketball—1.2; Football—1.2.3.4 BOBBIE JEAN CORBITT: FBLA 4; Prom Decorating Committee ANGIE CRAWFORD: VICA—4; FBLA—2; 4-H—1 KIM CREWS: 4-H—I; FHA—I; Drama—3.4; Chorus 4; VICA—4 WILEY CREWS: FFA—1,2.3,4; Reporter 3. President 4. Market Hog Show 1.2.3.4. Corn Contest -1.2,3,4; 1 st place—4; Tractor Driving— 1,2.3.4.1 st place 4; 6th place District 4; FHA —1.2.3,4; Junior Degree—2; FBLA—1,2; VICA -1,2,3; Senior Superlative—Most Talented BOBBY DAVIS: FFA-2,3.4; Industrial Arts Club-2 ANGIE DEAL: 4-H—1,2; FHA—2; Pep Club—I; FBLA—2.3; Chorus I SUZETTE DRIGGERS: 4-H I.2.3.4; FHA—I: FBLA 2.3; Jr Beta I; Sr Beta—2,3.4; FFA- 4; Honor Roll—1.2,3,4 LESTER DRURY: Football 1.2.3.4; 4-H 2 MELINDA DRURY FBLA I; Pep Club —2: 4-H—2; Science Club—3: Co-ed Y—3; United States Achievement Academy Awards—Foreign Language—2, Ser- vice—3; Who's Who Among High School Students—3 LAURA FARR: Senior Beta—2.3.4; TAG—8th.1.2.3,4; FHA —I. Junior De- gree -I; FBLA—3.4; Annual Staff—3.4; (Editor—4). Honor Roll—1.2,3.4; Prom Decorating Comm.—3; Trio Alternate—2; Concert Choir—3; Chorus— 2 SONYA FLOWERS: FHA 1.2.4: FBLA 1.2; Chorus—3; Office Ass t 4; Prom Decorating Committee—3 SHARON FOLKER: Chorus 1.2,3.4; Concert Choir—3.4; Varsity Cheer- leader—3; FHA 1;FBLA I; Student Council—4; Senior Beta—4; Cross Coun- try 2.3.4; Track—2.3.4; (Most Valuable Runner) TRACY GIBSON: VICA—3.4; 4-H—1; Football—3,4 DEANNIA GRIFFIN: FHA—1.2; FBLA 1.2.4; Pep Club-1; VICA—4; 4- H- 1.2; Sr Beta—4: Honor Roll—2,3.4; Chorus -1.2; Social Studies Dep’t. Aide 4 RYDER GRIFFIN: FFA—1.2,3.4; VICA—3,4 TAMMY GROOVER. FBLA -1.2.3.4: FHA—1,2.3.4; Industrial Arts—2.3; VOT—4; Jr. Varsity Cheerleader—1; Varsity Cheerleader—2; Prom Decorating Comm.—3; Office Assistant—4 TINA HADDOCK: FBLA—3.4; VOT—4; FHA—2,3.4; Prom Decorating Comm.—3: Homecoming—3; Student Council—3; Office Ass’t.—3 KATHRYN HAGIN: Science Club 2.3. (Secretary 3); Band—1.2; Jr. Beta I; Pep Club—2; Sr. Beta —2,3,4; State Convention 3.4; Annual Staff—3.4. (Re- search Consultant -3); 4-H 1.2,3.4. (Secretary—1.2.3.4. Co. Vice-Prcs. 2,3). 4-H Key Award 2; Gov. Honors Program Alternate; Math Team—2,3,4; Honor Roll- 1.2.3,4; UGA Certificate of Merit—3; United States Achievement Acade- my Awards; Mathematics—2; Leadership and Service—3; America’s Outstanding Names and Faces 3; Ga. Tech Outstanding Mathematic and Science Scholar—3; Extemporaneous Speaking—3; Prom Decorating Comm.—3; Sr Superlative Most Intellectual; TAG—1,2,3,4 HOPE HAND: Sr Beta—2.3.4; Jr. Beta I; FBLA 1.2.3,4; VICA—3.4. (Trea- surer): Industrial Arts—2. (Secretary); FHA—I; Annual Staff—I; 4-H—I; Hon- or Roll—1.2.3.4 HANK HARRIS: Track 3; Sr Beta—3,4: TAG—1.2.3.4 DERRYL HENDERSON: Industrial Arts—4 CARLA HENDRIX: Basketball— 1.2.3,4; Student Council—1.2,3,4; FBLA— 1.2,3.4: (Parliamentarian—3.4); FHA 1,2.3.4; Track 1.2,3,4; Homecoming Presentation- 1.2,3 BECKY HICKOX: TAG 1,2,3.4; FBLA 2.3.4; FHA—1,2.3. (Junior Degree): Annual Staff 4; Sr. Beta —2.3.4; Jr. Beta—I; Honor Roll—1,2.3.4; Drama—3; Prom Decorating Comm. -3: 4-H—8th; Prom Server—2 DAWN HICKOX: FBLA—3,4, (Treasurer—4); Sr. Beta 2.3.4, (8th District Parliamentarian—3. Reporter—4); FHA—I: Chorus—1,2.3.4: Honor Roll 1.2.3.4; TAG—1.2.3.4: Prom Decorating Comm. 3; UGA Certificate of Merit 3 JIM HICKOX: Football—1.2.3.4; Basketball—1.2.3.4;Golf—3.4;TAG—1.2.3.4; Annual Staff— 1 TAMMY HICKOX: Student Council—1.2.4; FHA—1.2.3.4. (Vice-Prcs); Sr. Beta—2.3.4; 4-H -1.2.3.4; State 4-H Poultry Judging 1.2,3; TAG—1,2,3,4; Jr. Class Treasurer—3; Jr. Beta—I; Honor Roll—1.2,3.4 HUGH HODGE:Student Council—I; 4-H—I; Football—1,2,3; FFA I; FCA- I; FBLA—I; History Club I; Chorus— 1,2.3,4; Concert Choir—1.2,3.4 PAUL HODGE: Sr Beta 3.4; FBLA—3.4; VOT—3.4; Prom Committee 3: VICA—1 JEANNIE HOLT: FHA—1; FBLA— 1; Concert Choir—I RENEE HOWARD FBLA—1,2,3,4.(Reporter I.Secretary—2.Treasurer 3. President—4); Basketball Manager 1.2.3; FHA -1,2.3; VICA 3,4; Miss Jr. BCHS runner-up 1,2; Homecoming Presentation 2,3; Sr. Superlative—Best Dressed GINA HU LETT; Varsity Cheerleader—1,3; TAG—1,2,3.4; Annual Staff—3.4; Jr Beta—I; Sr. Beta 2.3.4; FHA—1.2.3.4; Junior Degree—1. Honor Roll— 1.2,3.4; Homecoming Presentation 1,3; FBLA -1.2.3.4: FCA—2; Tri-Hi-Y—2; Drama 3; Prom Server—2: FFA Sweetheart Runner-up I; Senior Superla- tive-Best Personality. LORI HUNTER. FBLA—I: VICA 3.4 MARY BETH HURST: FHA 1.3.4; Industrial Arts 3; Student Cadet —4 RUSTY JACKSON: Football—1.2.3.4; FCA I; Jr. Beta—1; Sr. Beta -2.3.4; Golf 1.2,3.4; Track -3; TAG- 1.2.3.4 ANDY JACOBS: Industrial Arts—4 SUSIE JOHNS: FHA 1,2.3; Junior Degree—1; Outstanding Junior Degree I; Chapter Degree 2; Parliamentarian—3; FBLA 1,2.3: FFA—4: Candidate for FFA Sweetheart 4; Prom decorating Comm 3 JIMMY JONES: FFA-3.4; VICA 4; Band I JOHNNY JONES: Football- 1.2,3; TAG-1.2.3.4; FCA I; Industrial Arts-2; FFA 2,3,4; Student Council 3,4, (President—4); Chorus—3; Prom Decorating Committee—3 LISA JONES: Jr Beta—1; FBLA—1.2: VICA—3,4; 4-H—1.2 SUSAN KELLY: FHA 1,2.4. Industrial Arts—3; Student Cadet 4 DENNIS KNOWLES. Football—1.2; Track—2.4 TAMMY KYLE: County Spelling Bee 8th; District Spelling Bee (3rd place) 8th: Band 1.2,3.4: Band Rookie of the Year 8th: Stage Band—2.3,4; Outstand- ing Band Officer 2.3 (Librarian 1.2.3.4); Jr. Beta 1;Sr. Beta—2,3,4; TAG— 1.2,3.4; Band Clinic—1.2,3; Band Solo—Ensemble—1,2,3; Prom Decorating Committee 3; Literary Alternate—Spelling—2,3; Annual Staff—3.4; FBLA- I; Senior Superlative—Most Talented NATHAN LAMB FFA 1.2.3; VICA—3.4 DANITA LANE: TAG 1,2,3.4: Science Clufr-2.3; FBLA—1,3.4—Stcno 1 — 1st place—3—Steno 11—4; Sr. Beta—2.3.4—State Convention Competition - Spelling—3rd place—3; Choir—2; Concert Choir—4; Literary Spelling 3rd place—2. 2nd place—3: Literary Shorthand—4: Prom Decorating Comm.—3; 30 Scnior Directory DIRECTORY continued UGA Certificate of Merit—3: Presbyterian College Jr. Fellow—3; United States Achievement Academy National Award. Mathematics—2; Leadership and Scr- vjce_3; Americas Outstanding Names and Faces 3; Senior Superlative Most Likely To Succeed GLORIA JEAN LEE: 4-H 1,2 RANDLE LEE. Football -1.2.4: FFA—1.3; VICA 4; Track—2 SANDY K. LEE: FBLA 2,3.4; FHA—1,2.3,4; Junior Degree—2;Sr. Beta—3.4; Who’s Who Among High School Students—4; Honor Roll—1,2.3.4: Varsity Cheerleader—4; Chorus—4; Homecoming Presentation—1,2.3; Jr Beta—I SANDY L. LEE: Football—I; Baseball—I; Varsity Basketball—1,2,3,4: VICA 4; FBLA 1.2: FCA—1.2; Tennis —3,4; Senior Superlative—Wittiest SARA LEE: FHA I; FBLA—2,3: Jr. Beta— I: Sr. Beta—2.3.4; FFA—4; Honor Roll-1,2.3.4 TAMMY LEE: FBLA -1.2.3.4; FH A—1.2.3.4; Student Council—3; Drama—3; Senior Superlative Best All Around; Homecoming Court 8th.2.3; Jr. Miss BCHS—1st runner-up—2; Miss BCHS—3; Class Favorite—2; Prom Decorating Committee—3 TINA LEE; Jr. Beta—1; Sr. Beta—2.3.4. FHA—1.2,3.4; FBLA—1.4 ERIC LEWIS: Track—2,3 SHEILA LOW'MAN: FBLA 4 SONYA LYNN: FHA 1.2,3.4; FBLA 1.2.3.4; Pep Club—1; Prom Decorating Comm.—3; Honor Roll—1,2; Chorus 2,3; Jr. Beta -1; Industrial Arts—4 BARBARA MeGILL: FHA—4 KERRY MATHIE: Football—1.2; 4-H—1; FHA—4 RICHIE MEYER: Basketball—1.2; Track I; Tennis—2,3.4 DEBORAH MIDDLETON: FBLA I; FHA—1,2.4;Student Council—4; Cadet Teacher—4; 4 H 1 DANNY MOODY Football 1,2.3.4; Basketball 2: VICA 1.2.3.4 DAVID MOODY: 4-H—I; Band I; Sr. Beta 4; Football 1.2.3,4; TAG— 1.2,3.4; UGA Certificate of Merit—3 MANDY MOODY: J.V. Cheerleader 8th; TAG—1.2.3.4; Jr. Beta—1; Sr. Beta 2,3.4; (Treasurer 4); Annual Staff—4; FHA—1,2,3.4 (Junior Degree— I. Chapter Degree 2. State Degree-4. Vice-President. Project Chairperson—4); Student Council 2: Literary—Typing (1st place)—4: State—4; Industrial Arts— 3: Honor Roll—1,2,3,4 SUSAN MOODY: Band 1.2.3.4; FlagCorp 2.3 (Captain 3); Drum Major- 4; 4-H -1,2.3.4 (Vice President—2.3. President 4); FHA 1,2; Who’s Who Among High School Students—3; TAG— 1,2.3.4; Honor Roll—1.2.3,4; Senior Superlative Miss Senior Class GEORGE MOORE: FFA 4 ANGIE MORGAN: FBLA—1.2.3,4 ANITA MORGAN. FHA 1,2; FBLA 1.2; FCA—I; Honor Roll I; Track— 1.2.3.4; J.V. Basketball- I; Varsity Basketball 2,3.4 (Most Valuable Player I, Hustler Award—2. Best Offensive—3) CARI.ETHA MURPHY 4-H—I; FHA I; Chorus—3 CINDY O’BERRY: Varsity Cheerleader—2.3; FHA 1.2.3: FBLA—1.2; Pep Club 1.2. Industrial Arts-3.4; Sr. Beta—2.3.4 (District Competition 1st place—2. Stale Competition—2); Junior Degree—I; Jr Beta- 1; Drama -3.4; Prom Decorating Comm. -3; Concert Choir 3.4; Chorus 1.2,3; Trio (Alter- nate—2. Second place—3); Annual Staff—4; Who’s W'ho Among American High School Students—3 KIRSTEN PETERSEN. Jr Beta I; Jr. Miss BCHS 8th; FHA I.2.3.4; Sr. Beta—2,3.4; FBLA 1.2.3.4; Homecoming Presentation—1,2,3; Homecoming Court— 1; Sr Miss BCHS 2nd runner-up—3: Chorus-3; Concert Choir—4; Drama—3; Student Council — 1.2.3,4; Honor Roll— 1.2; Track— 1; Prom Decorat- ing Comm -3; Varsity Cheerleader 2.3.4: Pep Club—2: Sr. Usher 3; Whos Who Among American High School Students—3; Senior Superlative Most Spir- ited DANNETTEE PITTMAN: Sr Beta 2; Chorus—2; FHA—I LaDON REVELS: Football 4: Weight Lifting—3.4: Track—4 TOMMY RIGGINS: FCA 1; Sr Beta 3.4; FBLA—4; Football I; TAG— 1.2.3.4; Annual Staff—3,4; Senior Superlative—Most Dependable AMY ROWELL: FlagCorp—2.3.4. (Captain—4); VICA—2.3.4. (Parliamentar- ian—3, Vice President 4); Jr. Beta I; Sr Beta -2.3.4; Band -1.2.3.4; Co-Ed- Y—3.4. (President—4); FCA—1. FBLA—1; Pep Club—2; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 VICKI ROZIER: Jr. Beta—1; Sr. Beta-2.3.4: FBLA—2,3.4 (Secretary): VICA 3.4 (President); FHA 2.3; Junior Class Parliamentarian; Senior Class Parliamentarian; Prom Decorating Comm.—3; Honor Roll—1,2.3.4 LEA SCHEER. FHA 1.2; FBLA I; Jr. Beta I; Sr Bcta-2.3.4. (State Con- vention—2,3); TAG—1,2,3.4: Prom Decorating Comm.—3; Annual Staff—4; Honor Roll—1,2,3.4 TIMMY SELLERS: FFA—1.2.3.4 SHELIA SHARPE: VICA—1.4: VOT—1.2 SHERRY SKIPPER: FBLA—1.2; FHA—2: 4-H—I; VICA-4 KAREN SLOAN: Band—1,2; Jr Beta I; Sr. Beta—2.3.4; Student Council- 3.4. (Reporter); Honor Roll—1.2,3.4 DENNIS SMITH: Industrial Arts 4 TERESA SMITH: Track—I; FHA—1.2; Chorus—2,3; 4-H -I TRACY SMITH: FHA-1.2.3.4; FBLA-1.2; FCA—1.2; Varsity Cheerleader 2.3.4 (Most Spirited); Basketball 1.2: Senior Superlative—Wittiest JOE SOWELL: Jr Beta - I. (President); FBLA—2,3.4. (Vice-President—4); Sr. Beta—2.3.4. (Parliamentarian—4); FCA I; TAG— 1.2,3.4; Football 1,2. Bas- ketball—1.2.3,4. (Hustler—3): Baseball 1; Tennis—3.4; Honor Roll 1,2.3.4; Annual Staff—3.4; (Sports Editor); Math Tcan 3.4; Senior Superlative—Best All Around W ESLEY STANFIELD: FBLA—3.4; 4-H 1; FHA—3.4; FFA—4 BOBBY STEVENS: FFA—3.4; Industrial Arts—1.2; 4-H—1 DANA STEVENS: Jr Beta I: Sr. Beta—3.4: FBLA— 1.2.4; FHA 1.2; Tri-Hi- Y—1,2; Prom Decorating Committee 3; Chorus— 1.2.3.4 JAMIE STEWART FFA 4; FHA 4 GINA SWEAT: 4-H— 1; Sr Beta 3.4; FBLA 4 TEE TAYLOR: FHA— 1,2.3.4: 4-H -1; Basketball 1.2; Basketball Manager— 1.2,3: Prom Decorating Committee—3 KENDALL THOMAS: FFA—3; FHA—I; FBLA—3.4: Track—1.2 ALAN THRIFT: Football—1.2; Basketball—1; FFA—1; VICA 4 DANNY THRIFT: VOT 3.4; FBLA—3.4; FFA—2; Industrial Arts Club I VIKKI THRIFT: TAG-1,2,3,4; FBLA 2.3.4; FHA—1.2.3 (Junior Degree); Annual Staff 3.4. (Layout Editor— 4); Sr. Beta 2,3.4; Jr. Beta—I: Chorus 3; Honor Roll -1.2.3.4: Jr. Miss BCHS 2nd runner-up—2; Sr. Miss BCHS—3rd runner-up—3; Drama—3.4; FCA—8th; Student Council 2; Junior Class Report- er: Senior Class Reporter; Prom Decorating Committee—3 RICHARD TOMLINSON: Band— 1,2.3.4; Basketball—1.2; Math Team— 1.2.3.4; Sr. Beta—4; Track -1 KEITH TYRE VICA—I; Football—1.2; Senior Superlative—Cutest MARK VELIE: FFA 1.2.3; TAG 1.2.3.4; Jr. Beta —1: Prom Decorating Com- mittee; Senior Class Treasurer ANGIE WAINR1GHT: Jr. Beta I.Sr Beta 2,3.4. (Reporter 3. Secretary 4): State Convention 2; National Convention 3; FHA 1.2.3. (Sccrctar) 3. President 4. Junior Degree—I, Chapter Degree—2. Stale 4); FBLA 1.3.4. (Reporter -4): Honor Roll—1.2,3.4; Junior Class Secretary; Senior Class Secre- tary; 4-H—1,2,3.4 DARRIN WATERS: Industrial Arts—4 TONY WATERS: Football 1.2.3.4; FBLA—4 BILL WHITE: Football—1.2; Baseball I: Varsity Basketball 1.2.3.4; VICA— 3; FBLA—1.2; FCA—1; Industrial Arts 3.4. 4-H 1.2 TED WILLIAMS: Jr. Beta—I; Sr Bcta -2.3.4. (Treasurer—3. President 4); FBLA 4; Student Council-4; Annual Staff 4; Drama 4. Concert Choir—4; Golf—2.3.4: Football—3; Band—1.2; Basketball—I: Prom Decorating Commit- tee—3; Honor Roll—1.2.3.4; UGA Certificate of Merit—3; Senior Class Vice- President: Sr Beta State Convention—2.3.4; National Convention—2,3. Senior Superlative—Best Dressed GARY WILSON. Football —1.2.3.4; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Baseball—2; Track— 3.4; 4-H—1. Hi-Y—2 MELISSA WILSON: FBLA—1.2; VICA—3.4 JIM WOODARD: Football—I; VICA—2,3.4; FFA i.2.3.4, (Scntcncl 3.4) TIM WOODARD: Football—1.2; Track—1.2; FFA—1,2.3.4; VICA 2,3.4 Senior Directory 31 Senior Superlatives Nineteen Eighty Four Mr. 6 Miss Senior Class .V Susan Moody and Johnny Baker Susan is well liked at BCHS. Her easy-going personality, manners, and beautiful smile has put her at the top of our class as Miss Senior Class. Johnny is one of our “greatest” guys at BCHS. He has loads of charm, appeal, and all the quali- ties it takes to be Mr. Sen- ior Class. Tammy is one of our class beauties, who com- bines personality and a touch of class together to form one terrific girl. She always wears a smile that brightens anyone’s day. Tammy, Best All Around? You bet! Tammy Lee and Joe Sowell A dynamic personality, loads of fun and just one of the guys, makes Joe the Best All Around. Regard- less of who you are. he al- ways stops to say some- thing. wise or nice, to you. That makes him Best All Around. Senior Superlatives 33 Gina Hulett and Tommy Steedley Gina is one of the most friendly and vivacious girls at BCHS. She has a special way about her that everyone finds appealing. Tommy has been a BCHS “favorite for a long time. His charming personality and great sense of humor has drawn him a great circle of friends. Laura Carter and Terry Davison Laura's nice looks are very charming to Brant- ley County High School. Her personality and pret- ty smile brightens many of her friends' days. Terry is adored by ev- eryone at Brantley Coun- ty High School. He is one of our sweetest guys as well as Best Looking. 34 Scnior Superlatives Renee Howard and Ted Williams Renee has been on top of all the fashions and fads throughout her school years. She carries herself well and she al- ways looks her best. She makes a nice impression at BCHS. Ted’s attractive ap- pearance every day is a nice sight at Brantley County High. Not only his neatness, but his man- ners and easy-going per- sonality has made him very respectable among his friends. Besides being cute, Lisa has an upstanding personality and is well- liked by all. Her small- size and gentle persuasive ways make her a super su- perlative. Keith seems shy at first, but once you get ac- quainted with him, he is a very friendly person. His baby face and dashing personality makes all the girls want to chase him. He is a really super guy. Lisa Jones and Keith Tyre Senior Superlaiives 35 Kathy is a “wonder at BCHS. She makes wise decisions and only the best choices, not only for herself—but for every- one. She ranks at the top of our class when it comes to intellect. David has a mind that never stops creating new ideas or finding answers. He is logical and helpful to all his friends. David is the Most Intellectual at BCHS. David Moody Robyn Chapman and Tommy Riggins When you are the President of the Senior Class, many depend on you for information and leadership. Robyn has shown her dependability by guiding a well-orga- nized class to graduation. Tommy is unique in his own way but you can al- ways depend on him to do the job. Big or small, the job will be done when it should be done. Tommy’s dependability is an asset he will use in the future. 36 Scnior Superlatives Most Spirited Kirsten always man- ages to show spirit even when the going gets tough. As a cheerleader, she has really helped the Herons along to victory and has given her support in every way. Harold has many ways of showing his spirit on or off the field. His leader- ship and spirit has kept the Herons pepped up and ready to win. As a member of the stage, marching, and con- cert bands, Tammy has shown versatility by play- ing several instruments. You can't be musical without talent and Tammy has it. At musical assemblies, he's the “Clogger , at dances, he is a disc jockey. Anything associated with music, associates with Wiley. He is the musical maestro of BCHS. Tammy Kyle and Wiley Crews Senior Superlativcs 37 Anita Morgan and Gary Wilson Anita has grown up on sports. Landing lay-ups to hopping hurdles, and sprinting a hundred yards, Anita's name is well known at Brantley County High School. Sports is Gary’s middle name. From football to basketball, year in, year out, Gary is in them all. His muscular physique makes quite an impres- sion on or off the field. Tracy Smith and Sandy Lee Tracy makes every day fun at Brantley County High. She has made many people smile and she has given quite a few laughs that will always be cher- ished moments. Sandy is a barrel of laughs and fun for Brant- ley County High students as well as teachers. When everyone is down, Sandy comes around. He has a great sense of humor that is very contagious to all. 38 Scnior Superlatives Rusty has a great sense of humor and he has a strong outlook on life and what it holds for him. With these, and many other attributes. Rusty will always be a great suc- cess. Danita speaks softly, but when there is work to be done, her voice carries the deep feeling of suc- cess. She has always been an outstanding student and success is her middle name. Senior Supcrlatives 39 Kathy Hagin and Jerome Myers Annually, a senior boy and a senior girl are se- lected by the faculty on the basis of good citizen- ship. dependability, pa- triotism, and service to school and community. Kathy and Jerome, through a written speech, have been chosen as DAR (Daughters of the Ameri- can Revolution) and SAR (Sons of the American Revolution) Good Citi- zens. Kathy Hagin and John Paul Picklesimer Each year, we honor a student and a teacher for scholastic achievement. Based on her academic honors and SAT scores, Kathy Hagin has been honored to be selected as STAR Student. She has chosen John Paul Pickle- simer as her STAR Teacher. “He has helped prepare me for life by treating students as adults. STAR, which stands for Student Teach- er Achievement Recogni- tion. symbolizes the pro- found influence and qualities of Georgia teachers and students. 40 'Scnior Superlatives IN MEMORY OF CALVIN EDGY Tcxlay the bus was quieter. And sadness walks the halls. As tears slip softly down our faces. For death has touched us all. For one so young and vital. Has been taken by God’s will. And left a place so empty. That no one else can fill. That one night has changed our lives. We’ll never be the same. For today we face the knowledge. Life’s more than just a game. And though we know we must go on, You’ll always be a part. Of everything we say and do. For we hold you in our heart. Becky Davis October 17, 1983 Even though Calvin has gone to a new world beyond, his memory will always remain with us. We loved him very much and he had many friends. His smile or one of his funny jokes would make someone's day. Calvin made classtime enjoyable. He is missed very much by all. Wc all share the pain and we all try to remember the laughter he shared with us. We, the Sr. Class of 84, dedicate this annual to the memory of Calvin Edgy. Class of 84 By: Robyn Chapman—Pres. Yearnings O for the day to walk again, slow through a forest deep; O for the time to talk again before 1 go to sleep. O for the warmth of summer sun. the chill of a winter's eve; And O for the chance to sing my song Once more before 1 leave. O for the scent of autumn air. brisk, clean and cold; O for the chance to travel where the seas arc blue and bold O for the pray'r I never prayed, the kiss I never kissed; And O for the chance to sing my song Once more while yet I’m missed. O for a taste of meat and ale to linger on my tongue; O for the sight of hill and dale and faces that arc young. O for the hand of one I love, the time to bloom and grow; And O for the chance to sing my song Once more before I go. H0K4C0K1KC 1983-84 HOMECOMING COURT Representatives are as follows Seniors So- nya Flowers. Tammy Lee. Carla Hendrix Juniors S“leta Dowling. Terri Howell Sophomores Connie Allen. Lora Batten f reshmen Vicks Harris. Lisa Lee 4’ Ifomecoaiing li. t fyi Vikki Thrift. Gina Hulett. Tracy Smith. Carla Hendrix. Renee Howard. hristy Rowell. Cyndcc Justice. Laura Carter. Tammy Groover SONYA FLOWERS. Beth McKenzie. Ten Howell. Michelle Lee. I ynda Lee. Sherry Howard Stefame Picklesimcr Tina Haddock. Sharon Eolker. I aura Farr Kelley Rent?. Suzanne Hickox. Bunme Harris. Scleta Dowling Rose Dixon. Cindy Batten. Mary I cc Timmerman Sandy I ce. Sherry Skipper. Margaret Clark. Pam Middleton. Lynn Thomas. Rhonda Stccdlcy, Lisa O Berry Amy l.cwis. Kirsten Peterson. Mandy Moody. Tammy l ee. Robyn C hapman. Kathy Mercer.Shelley Jordon. Lori Anne HmesJey. Donna Hickox. Alisha Harrell Missy Griffon. Elian Farr. Mona Dowling. Danila l ane. Susan Moody. Tina Batten. Darla ( lark. Roxanne Chapman. Lora Batten. Marie Ammons. ( on me Allen. Jennie Thomas. Tina Sloan. Vicky Ro icr. Sherri Millwood. Pam Legrear I isa I ec. Vicky Harris. Tina Edwards. Jom Brauda Penny Davison. Teresa Brauda. Shannon Aldridge. Kelli Sandow. Constance Shuman 44 Beauty Pageant Sharon Folkcr, Lisa Willis, Sandy Lee, Lynda Lee, Queen: Vikki Thrift 1st place Sharon Folker 2nd place Sandy Lee Tied 2nd Lynda Lee 3rd place Lisa Willis Beaut) Pagcant 45 46 Bcauty Pageant Cindy Griffin, Alicia Harrell, 82-83 Queen: Mary Lee Timmerman, Rhonda Steedley, Suzy Baker, Queen: Neely Griffin Tied 1st Alicia Harrell Tied 1st Suzy Baker Tied 2nd Cindy Griffin Tied 2nd Rhonda Steedley Beauty Pageani 47 48 Favorites Juniors 49 Robert Cleland Mary Grace Clemmons Lannice Clever Franklin Crews Janet Crews Angela Davis Billy Davis Len Davis Mark Davis Rose Dixon Sclcta Dowling Leisha Driggers Jan Dukes Jim Dukes Guy Edgy Isaac Farm Chuckic Folker Richard Gibson Mark Godfrey Donald Greaves Cindy Griffin 50 Juniors Juniors 51 r Lisa Kelly Nathaniel Kelly Tim King Carey Knight Tommy Knight Glenda Knox Derrick Lane Gary Lane James Lane Andy Lanier Gary Lee Gordon Lee Greg Lee Joel Lee Kourtney Lee Lynda Lee Michelle Lee Pollyanna Lee Randy Lee Steve Lee Beth McKenzie Mary McKinnon Tony McMillian Cindy Melton Kathy Mercer 52 Juniors Laura Michaels Jane Middleton Pam Middleton Angie Miller Ray Milton ■ r 0S ? ■■ i -— Donald Moore James Moore Pam Morgan Tammi Newham Frankie Nickels Tony O'Neal Peggy Ogclsby Chris Burgess and Sherry Revels were nominees for Gover- nor's Honors. BMi v Wendell O’Neal Lee Parker Stefanie Picklesimer Chuck Posey Chad Purdom Lisa Purvis Rhonda Queen Gene Rentz Kelley Rentz Sherry Revels Angie Roberson Jimmy Roberson Joy Roberson Christy Rowell Jason Rowell Paul Rowell Jimmy Ruger Jimmy Sanders David Sapp Norma Sikes Audry Sloan Roger Sloan Lamar Smith Pat Stanfield Brian Stecdley Brenda Strickland Susan Strickland Walter Storey Stephanie Sutton Tracy Thomas Kelvin Thornton Teddy Thrift Kim Tucker Rita Wainright Susan Warner Shelia Williams Lisa Willis Not Pictured Blake Aldridge Lamar Crews Timmy Medlock Pam Moore J J Roberson Mike Saxon Darryl Strickland Tony Wilson Kevin Woods Linda Youmans Today’s teenagers are obsessed with dancing. It is as Amcri- p can as hotdogs and apple pie. Teenagers today have even turned • roller skating into disco form. If you can move your arms, hips, and legs you are familiar with the latest dances. Today’s dances are rather simple with difficult names such as the “New Wave.’’ One would think it's a new way to hail their fellow students. Then you have the old adventurous “Horse. With this dance one would think you wanted to ride away into the sunset on your horse. The dance, “Walk, is just what it sounds like. It’s very simple; you just walk yourself across the floor to the beat of the music. The “Itch, is a dance that involves a lot of shaking. One would think you have a rash and need to scratch. The “Smurf' is another popular dance. The “Smurf’ originated from your favorite Saturday morning cartoon show. Last but not least, there is the old two step slow dance. This will probably always be around. So, if you can move your arms, hips, and legs you can: “Smurf’, “Walk , “Itch , and “New Wave. ancm f Juniors SS SPEED jj LIMIT 1 A. HEY!! We rate an A-O.K.!!! B. A woman’s work is never done! C. WOOOOPS!!—OCX)OPPS!!—WEEE!!! D. Which color? What size? You mean we have to pay!!! E. I scream. You scream. Everyone has an ice- cream. F. Big Mac. small fries, a coke. G. Check us out!!!! H. O.K. Mr.!! This time I’ll let you off, but next time you'd belter speed it up! 56 B.C.H.S. Action '86 1 Wesley Albritton Tanya Allen Connie Allen Carolyn Allison r Loren Altman Marie Ammons Veronica Arnold Suzi Baker Lora Batten ■ r- - A1 Bausch Cindy Bevcrlin Annette Blocker Deloris Boatright Reo Buckley |i 1 1. W4 V 4 I 5 Chip Bullard Cheryl Butler Jimmy Carroll Glynn Carter Michael Carver Sophomores 57 Stephania Chesser Charles Chester Darla Clark Sharon Cobb Cheryl Cook Camille Crews Cindy Crews David Crews Jeff Crews Jerry Crews Lamar Crews Tammy Crews Carla Davis Wayne Davis Herschel Dixon Blake Dowling Chad Dowling Chris Dowling Mona Dowling Laura Drury Becky Drydcn Wesley Dryden Stephanie Dubberly Mike Duren Sherry Durr Jane Evans Pam Farm Ellen Farr Mary Gibson Shannon Gibson Chad Goodyear Garfield Green Missy Griffin Neely Griffin Paula Griffin Rose Griffin Steve Gunter Alicia Harrell Annette Harris Blake Harris Judy Harris Michael Harris Rhonda Harris Missy Hartley Lynn Helmuth Allen Herrin Angie Herrin Keith Herrin Rhonda Herrin Roy Herrin Donna Hickox Randall Hickox Sheri Hickox Angie Greene-Highsmith Lori Anne Hincsley Alethea Horne Pam Home Lisa Howell Katrina Hudson Melissa Hyers Guy Irving Brent Jacobs 60 Sophomores Sophomorcs 61 Lynn Meyer Randy Milton Hinesta Mitchell Brian Moody Jeffrey Moore Jeff Morgan Leonard Murphy Wesley Murray Lisa O’Berry Douglas O'Neal Terri Page Homer Parrish Donald Petty Lori Petty Prudence Pinkney Earl Ribron Jeffrey Riggins Angela Roberson Beverly Roberson Michelle Rhoden Cheryl Pittman Dana Pittman Ashley Proctor Kevin Raulerson Karen Rcntz 62 Sophomores Sophomores 6 3 Ben Sweat Edward Tattersall Carolyn Taylor Celia Thomas C hris Thomas Lynn Thomas Ronnie Thomas Dawn Thornton Mary Lee Timmerman Brad Tucker Devant Wainright William Warner Barbara Warner Terrance Waters Tyrone Waters Mark White Betty Williams Cindy Williams Eugene Williams Tina Williamson Not Pictured: Tony Chappell Beth Crews Richard Hite Tammy Hutcherson Michael Mercer Curt Sawls Juanita Sutton Chuck Wilson Vanessa Wilson Connie Windham Eric Voumans 64 Sophomores CCQss CifJ fv+ij - 5 even Dewayne Albritton Shannon Aldridge Audrey Allen Allen Allison Donald Altman Shelly Bessing Donna Bishop Janice Boatright Tony Boatright Shelly Bohannon Frcshmen 65 Eddie Booth Brian Bosley Teresa Brauda Robert Brockway Coy Brookcr Michael Callahan Tracie Carter Marc Chancey Tony Chapel Michelle Chesser Earlene Chester Julie Clark Amy Cleland Carlyle Clever Gayletha Collins John Collins Katie Compain Eddie Corbitt Greg Cox Allen Crews Charlotte Crews Curtis Crews Kenny Crews Tony Crews Bobby Davis 66 Freshmcn Scott Davis Penny Davison Eddie Dawson Kristie Dean Pam Deen Tina Doyle Ressa Douberly Antionette Drury Tony Drury Jason Dukes Martin Edgy Tina Edwards Freshmcn 67 Bondy Gibson Kym Graham Virginia Greene Charlotte Griffin Cindy Griffin m f: Stephanie Griffin Tim Grimsley Steven Groover Ed Haddock Gerald Hall l jr f Edward Hand Emar Hargrave Shawn Harnage Michelle Harrell David Harris Sherry Harris Vikki Harris Clay Harrison Eric Hartley Wayne Henderson Kim Hendrix Mike Hendrix Carmann Herndon John Herrin Madison Herrin 68 Freshmen Frcshmcn 69 70 Freshmen Clyde Miller Sherri Millwood Melinda Moody Tammie Moody Michael Meyer Y — Joy Moody Denise Moore John Moore Missy Moore Karen Morgan Claudette Murphy Julie Rcntz Regina Richter Anthony Riggins Anita Rowell Curtis Rowell Tammy Russell Cindy Sapp Terry Sapp Holly Scott Ronnie Sharpe Virginia Small Dana Steedley Georgia Stewart Frank Stokes Donna Stone Amanda Strickland Bobby Strickland Craig Strickland Harvey Strickland Donna Summer 72 Frcshmen 0 M, HH m Jenny Thomas Selena Thornton Kevin Thrift Charlotte Tomlinson Michelle Tompkins m j i 0 9 Leigh Tucker Selena Tumlin Jasper Warner William Warner Matt Washam 1 Kristy Wheeler Hope Wibron Jay Wilder Paula Wilder Chad Williams k 10 Ronnie Williams Frances Willis Nykki Willis Wayne Wilson Leslie Wofford Chris Branch Cheryl Crews Chris Dixon Melissa Hickcrson Steven Howell Sherri Jones Troy Kersey Neda Perry Sheldon Rowell David Sears Clifford Stccdley Jonathan Strickland Charles Waldron William Williams Charlene Zeigler Nita Zorn Freshmen 73 74 Staff Administration Chairman: John I. Lee Frank Riggins Linda Bell Joe Sears Linda Carter Superintendent Jimmy Thornton Jimmy Thomas Valdosta St. M.S. Voc. Ed n Melton Callahan c Univ. of FL j Valdosta St.—B.S. A P s r Grace Joiner i Ga. College— s B.S. 1 n Biology s c UGA- t i M.E.D.—Science Valdosta St. a P n a t 1 Forrest Thomas GA Southern— M.S. Ed., Track Coach The faculty at Brantley County High is one of the greatest! The student body at B.C.H.S. are very proud of their teachers and administration for all the help they have given to us over the years. Lavada Johnson Winell Bowen WCG, UGA M.Ed Media Patsy Altman Vocational Secretary Central Office Staff Drivers Uuc ion Dorothy Graham Shirley Howard School Secretary Records Clerk Carolyn Gunter 76 Staff MathemHcs Darlene Lane GA College B.S. Mathematics Geometry. Algebra. Pre-Calculus Science Manis Davis GA Southern B.S. Biology Chemistry. Physics Mike Pack GA Southern M.Ed.. B.S.Ed. FSU Science Anncte Rainge GA Southern B.S. Biology WJC. Asst. Coach Mike l.othridge Reinhardt— Liberal Arts Piedmont—B.A., Asst. Coach Sxki Studies Eugene Wiley GA Southern M.S.T.—Social Studies. Valdosta St. Grace Malmberg Troy St. Univ., AL History, B.A. Robyn Allen GA Southern B.S.ED. S. Studies. History, Economics Donald Altman GA Southern B.S.Ed Math. Asst. Coach Ann Couch FSU B.S. Math Ed. Staff 77 Ruby Moody GA College M.Ed. Grammar. Literature Language Arts Sherillc Compain Stetson Univ. B.A. A.R. Compain GA Southern M.Ed. Reading Imp. Univ. of FL—M.A. Spanish. English Carolyn Thomas GA Southern B.S.Ed. Anne Harper B.S. English Ed. UGA M.E.D., Valdosta St. English Pat Neal Valdosta St. Secondary Ed Foreign Language Larry Freund UGA B.A. Music. Fine Arts Phillip Freund UGA B.S. in Music Marie Boyett GA Southern B.S. Music Ed Sandra Lambert GA College, Valdosta St — M.E.D. Business Ed. i} Marie Sutton GA Southern B.S. Business Ed. Shorthand. Typing Dorothy Ham UGA B.S. Ed. Home Economics Blake Raulerson James Ray BE and K Construction Co. Berry College O.J.T. B.S.—Industrial Arts Gail Herrin Univ. Hospital School Nursing—R.N.— Health Occupations Gordon Wright Oak City College M S. Bus Ed. -B.S. William Kyser GA Southern Electronics Huey Ham UGA B.S Ag. Ed. Voc. Ag.. Power Mech. fhgiicaC Lee Murray GA Southern—B.S. Ed.—P.E. GA Southwestern—P.E. Football Coach E.B. Price UGA. GA Southern—B.S. GA College— MED Valdosta St.— Masters Basketball Coach Llvcaticn A a M John Paul Picklcsimer Pikcvillc College—B.S. Valdosta St— M E D.. E DS Linda Marion Connie Miller GA Southern—B.S.. Armstrong— Univ. of NE—B.S. Juanita Spears Univ. of S. FL B.A.—S.L.D. Helen Diggins CA State P.A.—B.Sc Speech Therapy MED. Gifted—Valdosta Deaf Ed.—Math. Reading, Lang Birapn essiomCs j wifi ifl cAOJb$ I V .jl nof Hz.1 k in c-USi r ivi l nof Mlk h clas , X vvifl W .. . Sheila Smith Language Aide Gloria Hurst P I P Aide Linda Morgan Language Aide Lornm Marvinc Altman Career Guid., Records Clerk Carolyn Sims Special Education Barbara Ann Mayfield Special Education Myrna Murphy WSU--B.S. Business Ed. Learning Disabilities 80 Staff Custoims hmfocmJbxmnd ’v Elvera Lee Ronald Sharpe Lillian Hall Sara Wainright Ann Sapp Not pictured: Wynettc Johnson Florence Davis Florrie Crews frjf Linda Wilson Idell Herrin try Ihtf Bus Driver Geraldine Branch Elylondia Clark Patricia Drury Dorothy Rowell Shelby Jacobs Mac Etta Blue Ernest Thrift Renade Wilson Jean Johns Diane Carter H.O. Gunter Cheryl Hclmuth Vernon Johns Virgil Rowell Jim Wainright John I. Woods Barbara Barksdale Evelyn Fender Joann Harrell Sina Hickox Ruth Jones Inez Rozier Addic Wilder Charles Harris Mauisc Carver Linda Fowler Allen Griffin Reavis Hickox James Lewis Maxine Thomas Elbert Wilson Staff 81 rf) J, Wath s © ''S 15 •? 3 aX 3 ‘Team ct,s i r% 'dPKS -HfCU President: Susan Moody; Boy’s Vice President: Rhon Carter; Girl’s Vice President: Alicia Harrell; Sccrctary Trcasurer: Kathryn Hagin; Reporter: Georgia Stewart; Parlimentarian: Issac Farm; Brian Bosley, Katie Compain, Tony Crews, Eddie Dawson. Kristie Dean, Leisha Driggers. Suzette Driggers, Lynn Drury, Jason Dukes. Virginia Greene. Charlotte Griffin. Cindy Griffin, Kathy Herrin. Tammy Hickox. Lea King. Laura Lane. Amy Lewis, Beth McKenzie. Missy Moore, Karen Morgan. Leslie Parse, Julie Rentz. Karen Rentz, Holly Scott, Tiffany Sikes, Donna Stone, Connie Sweat. Chris Thomas, Angie Wainright, Ronnie Williams. Mark White. tip] The 4-H Club is the largest youth organization of volunteer members in the world. In Georgia the Clubs meet in the school and any boy or girl in grades five through twelve may join. Meetings arc held monthly and are conducted by elected officers under the guid- ance of an elected 4-H Council and Brantley County Extension Agents, and volunteer leaders. “To Make the Best Better” is the 4-H motto. The 4-H emblem is a green 4-lcaf clover with a white H in each leaflet which stands for Head. Heart. Hands, and Health. Club Creed: I pledge my head to clearer thinking, my heart to greater loyalty, my hands to larger service, and my health to better Living for my club, my community, my country, and my world. Clubs 83 Julie Bailey. Chris Burgess. Cheryl Butler. Laura Carter. Robyn Chapman. Roxanne Chapman. Stephanie Chesser, Lcisha Driggers, Suzette Driggers, Ellen Farr. Laura Farr. Sharon Folkcr. Mary Gibson, Chad Goodyear. Dcannia Griffin. Kathy Hagin. Flopc Hand. Alicia Harrell, Hank Harris. Lynn Hclmuth. Darrell Hendrix. Becky Hickox. Dawn Hickox, Tammy Hickox, Paul Hodge, Lisa Howell. Gina Hulett, Rusty Jackson, Cyndee Justice, Lea King, Tammy Kyle. Danita Lane, Lynda Lee. Michelle Lee, Sandy Lee. Sara Lee, Tina Lee. Toni Lee. Amy Lewis, David Moody. Mandy Moody, Susan Moody. Tammi Newham. Cindy O’Berry, Wcndall O’Neal, Terri Page, Kirsten Petersen, Stephanie Picklcsimcr. Danette Pittman. Kelly Rentz. Karen Rentz, Sherry Revels, Jeffrey Riggins. Tommy Riggins. Amy Rowell, Katie Rowell. Vicki Rozicr, Kelly Sandow. Lea Schccr, Steven Schecr. Audry Sloan, Joe Sowell. Dana Stevens. Joey Lynn Strickland. Gina Sweat. Chris Thomas, Lynn Thomas, Tracy Thomas, Vikki Thrift. Richard Tomlinson. Brad Tucker, Kim Tucker. Angie Wainright, Ted Williams. Mark White. Kevin Woods. Senior Beta Club is a national organi zation recognizing high school students who excel academically. The purpose of this organization is to promote the ideals of honesty, service, reward meri- torious 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 aca- demic achievement. New members must have attained an over-all average of 90 in academic courses taken the school year previous to their being invit- ed to join the senior Beta Club. Officers: President: Ted Williams Vice President: Rusty Jackson Secretary: Angie Wainright Treasurer: Mandy Moody Reporter: Dawn Hickox Parliamentarian: Joe Sowell District Parliamentarian: Dawn Hickox District Secretary: Tammi Newham District Reporter: Stcfanic Picklcsimer Sponsors: Mrs. Lambert and Miss Raingc Smor 'deta 84 Clubs Shannon Aldridge. Leslie Ammons. Veronica Arnold. Johnny Baker, Chris Burgess, Cheryl Butler. Laura Carter. Rhon Carter. Robyn Chapman. Stephanie Chesser. Lannicc Clever. Katie Compain. Jeff Crews. Kristie Dean. Tony Drury, Jason Dukes. Tina Edwards. Issac Farm. Pamela Fram. Ellen Farr. Laura Farr. Phil Fulford. Bondy Gibson. Chad Goodyear. Cindy Griffin. Kathy Hagin. Alicia Harrell, Hank Harris, Sherry Harris. Vicky Harris. Lynn Hclmuth. Darrell Hendrix, Kim Hendrix. Becky Hickox. Dawn Hickox, Jim Hickox. Ken Hickox. Tammy Hickox. Suzanne Hickox.Gina Hulctt. Ronnie Hurst. Kristi Hutchinson. Rusty Jackson. Andy Johns. Scarlet Johns, Jay Jones, Johnny Jones, Ruby Jones. Cyndcc Justice. Tammy Kyle. Danita Lane, Gary Lane. Sheila Lane. Gary Lee. Kourtney Lee. Lynda Lee. Michelle Lee. Tony Lee. Amy Lewis. Ralph McCormick, David Moody. Mandy Moody, Susan Moody. Rebecca Murphy. Tammy Newham. Lisa O'Berry. Wendall O'Neal, Stefanie Picklesimer. Lynn Strickland, Connie Sweat. Tracy Thomas. Vikki Thrift. Mary Lee Timmerman. Selena Tumlin. Mark Vclic, Angie Wainright, Mark White, Cindy Williams, Francis Willis, Vanessa Wilson. Kevin Woods, Tommy Riggins. Lea Schccr. This is an organization for talented and gifted students who arc participating in the present special education program. It is designed to provide opportunities for stu- dents to share interests and create new goals. Tatmted and Gifted J.P. Picklesimer The Future Business Leaders of America is the national organization for all young adults in high and school and postsecondary institutions enrolled in business programs. The organization operates as an integral part of the school program under the guidance of school administrators, business teachers, businessmen and supervisory personnel with the State Department of Education. The activities of the Future Business Leaders of America provide an opportunity for business students to prepare for business and office occupation. Members of FBLA learn how to engage in individual and group business enterprise; how to hold office and direct the affairs of the group; how to work with representatives of other youth organizations; and how to compete honorably with their colleagues on the local, state and national levels. OFFICERS: President: Renee Howard Vice president: Joe Sowell Treasurer: Dawn Hickox Secretary: Vicki Rozier Reporter: Angie Wainright Parlimcntarian: Carla Hendrix VOT OFFICERS: President: Deana Brauda Vice president: Paul Hodge Secretary: Danette Pittman Treasurer: Tina Haddock Tina Batten. Laura Carter, Robyn Chapman, Bobbie Corbitt. Seleta Dowling, Ellen Farr, Laura Farr. Deannea Griffin, Missy Griffin, Nealy Griffin, Tammy Groover, Tina Haddock, Hope Hand, Carla Hendrix, Darrell Hendrix, Dawn Hickox, Becky Hickox, Suzanne Hickox, Paul Hodge. Renee Howard, Terri Howell, Gina Hulett. Glenda Knox, Sandy Lee, Tammy Lee, Tina Lee, Amy Lewis, Sheila Lowman, Sonya Lynn, Mandy Moody. Lisa O'Berry, Dannette Pittman, Tommy Riggins, Christy Rowell. Vicki Rozier, Joe Sowell, Kendall Thomas, Danny Thrift, Vikki Thrift, Angie Wainright, Rita Wainright. Darrin Waters, Ted Williams, Lisa Willis, Carl Wilson Shannon Aldridge, Tanya Allen, Marie Ammons. Monica Ammons, Veronica Arnold, Suzy Baker, Lora Batten. Janice Boatright, Shelley Bohannon, Laura Carter, Ava Chaney, Robyn Chapman, Roxanne Chapman, Fawn Chesser, Sharon Cobb, Darla Clark, Michelle Chesser. Katie Compain, Janet Crews, Wiley Crews. Rhonda Davis, Penny Davison, Rose Dixon, Mona Dowling, Lynn Drury, Pam Farm, Melissa Farrell. Sonya Flowers, Ann Gardner, Teresc Garrett, Bondy Gibson, Mary Gibson, Virginia Green. Charlotte Griffin, Cindy Griffin, Paula Griffin. Rose Griffin, Stephanie Griffin, Michelle Harrell, Annette Harris, Judy Harris, Sherry Harris, Vickie Harris, Carla Hendrix, Kim Hendrix, Rhonda Herrin, Becky Hickox, Tammy Hickox, Anna Hodge, Renee Howard, Gina Hulett. Mary Beth Hurst, Sherri Johns, Shcllie Jordan, Stacey Jordan, Angie Johnson, Barbara Johnson, Susan Kelly. Joy King, Tina Lee, Lisa Lee, Sonya Lynn, Kerry Mathie, Barbara McGill, Beth McKenzie, Lisa Kay Melton, Kathy Mercer, Deborah Middleton, Sherri Millwood, Mandy Moody, Melinda Moody, Tammie Moody, Karen Morgan. Jeanette Parrish, Lelise Parse, Kirsten Peterson. Lori Petty, Prudence Pinkney. Lisa Purvis, Sheri Revels, Anita Rowell, Kelly Sandow, Holly Scott, Virginia Small, Tracy Smith, Georgia Stewart, Donna Stone, Joyce Taylor, Teresa Taylor, Vikki Thrift, Dawn Thornton, Selena Thornton. Charlotte Tomlinson, Michelle Tompkins, Leigh Tucker, Angie Wainright, Hal Westbury, Kristy Wheeler, Tina Williamson, Frances Willis, Lisa Willis, Nita Zorn Sponsor: Cindy Hamm Tvrbm Ticmiemafiers of tea Sponsor: Dot Ham President: Angie Wainright Vice President: Mandy Moody Secretary: Kathy Mercer Treasurer: Veronica Arnold Parliamentarian: Beth McKenzie Historian: Ava Chaney Public Relations: Lynn Drury Honor Roll: Joyce Taylor Recreation: Dawn Thornton Degree Chairperson: Barbara Johnson 88 Clubs Leslie Ammons. Julie Bailey, Suzy Baker, Laura Batten, Robyn Chapman. Tony Crews, Chad Dowling, Stephanie Dubberly, Issac Farm, Melissa Farrell. Sharon Folker, Alicia Harrell, Carla Hendrix, Tammy Hickox, Lori Anne Hinesley, Terri Howell. Ronnie Hurst, Scarlet Johns, Johnny Jones, Lea King, Lisa Lee, Lynda Lee, Deborah Middleton, Cindy Melton, Melinda Melton, Tammi Newham, Carmen O'Neal, Terri Page, Stefanie Picklesimer, Kelley Rentz, Sherry Revels, Curtis Rowell, Constance Shuman, Karen Sloan, Roger Sloan, Lamar Smith, Mary Lee Timmerman, Charlotte Tomlinson, Leigh Tucker, Selena Tumlin, Ted Williams. President: Sharon Folker Vice-President: Cindy Melton Secretary: Terri Howell Treasurer: Scarlet Johns Parliamentarian: Stefanie Picklesimer Reporter: Karen Sloan Sponsor: Mrs. Neal Brantley County High School Student Council provides for student leadership in the development of good citizenship. It acts as the channel of communication between the administration, faculty, and students. Student Council works to promote understanding and rapport that would improve school spirit and morale. Projects undertaken by this body are worthwhile and contribute to the total school program. SlucGirt f 90 Clubs OBCKFh JPPIV STABIFQ BR00KER BRANTLEY CEOL . HARDWARE TELEPHONE CO HJRNT WILSON BLACKSHEAR jU APPt AUTO PARTS MFC CO KWIK STOP NA • General Choir: Mary Lee Bailey, Harold Cobb, Wanda Corbitt, Penny Davison, Jenni Driggers, Rissa Douberly, Tina Doyle, Melissa Farrell, Michelle Harrell, Kathy Herrin, Dawn Hickox, Anna Hodge, Hugh Hodge, Aletha Horne, Andrea Johnson, Glenda Knox. Kim Lane, Sheila Lowman, Sandy Lee, Beth McKensie, Shadrick McMillian, Laura Mi- chaels. Denise Moore, Pam Moore, Prudence Pickncy, Angela Rober- son, Sheila Sharpe. Teresa Smith, Tracy Smith. Dana Stevens, Harvey Strickland, Joey Lynn Strickland, Connie Sweat, Gina Sweat, Joyce Taylor, Mary Lee Timmerman, Mark Velic, Paula Wildes, Chad W il- liams, Gary Wilson, Nita Zorn, Lester Drury, Hinesta Mitchell, Leon- ard Murphy, Dawn Thorton, Lisa Melton, Angela Pugh, Zcllous Corne- lius Concert Choir: Lisa Bagley, Lynn Bol- den, Margaret Clark, Becky Dryden, Stephanie Dubberly, Ann Gardner, Neely Griffin, Paula Griffin, Rose Grif- fin, Terri Howell, Katrina Hudson, Lisa Johns, Danita Lane, Jane Lee, Randy Lee, Pam Legrear, Brett McDuffie, Me- linda Melton, Angie Miller, Cindy OBcrry, Kirsten Peterson, Dana Pitt- man, Tommy Ponsell, Darken Ran- dolph, Sherry Revels, LaDon Revels, Christy Rowell, Tommy Steedley, Tere- sa Taylor, Selena Thorton, Charlene Zeigler, Hugh Hodge, Ted Williams Students will be taught proper singing techniques. Theory will also be taught and will include various dynamic and tempo markings. The choir will perform a Christmas and a Spring concert. They will also attend choral festival for a per- formance rating. Individuals will have the opportunity to audition for the Liter- ary Meet and All State Chorus. Accep- tance is by approval of the director. Mrs. Marie Boyett. 'Qrantfey Chorus Clubs 9| Serving as editor of the 1984 HERON has been both a frustrat- ing and rewarding experience. During my year as editor, I have learned the true meanings of patience, confusion, panic, and relief as the staff rushed to meet deadlines. We, the staff, hope that through all these moments of hope, hard work, and dedication, the memories of the 1983-84 school year were vividly captured and displayed within the pages of this book. The Annual Staff would like to extend their sincere appreciation and thanks to Mrs. Ruby Moody and Mrs. Darlene Lane, who helped us iron out the wrinkles by proofreading; Mr. Tom Neal, our company representative, for his patience and support; the ad- ministration and faculty for their cooperation; and Mr. John Pick- lesimer for his endless efforts to guide us in the right direction. I have thoroughly enjoyed having the privilege to serve as editor of the 1984 HERON. This experience will always be uppermost in my mind as one of the most rewarding and cherished times of my life. It brought me many memories and friends I know I will never forget. Laura Farr. Editor Mr. John Picklesimer is not only a great advisor- but a friend also. He is always will- ing to lend a helping hand, but yet he never takes the full credit he rightfully deserves. Without him, this annual could never be what it is. He is dedicated and loyal to the Annual Staff, which is two great qualities that all ad- mire in him. He is full of encouragement at all times. Not only the Annual Staff, but many other students at BCHS love and respect him. Mr. Picklesimer is someone we feel we arc lucky to have as our advisor. John Paul Picklesimer, Advisor ‘H'Eflon 5+ 92 Clubs Co-Editors: Stefanie Picklcsimer, Tracy Manager: Robyn Chapman Thomas Research Consultant: Kathy Hagin Al Layout Editor: Vikki Thrift Clubs Editors: Johnny Baker, Mandy Moody Sports Editors: Joe Sowell, Tracy Thomas, Class Sections: Tammi Newham, Cyndee Theme: Chris Burgess, Kelly Rcntz, Tracy Chris Burgess Justice, Kelly Rentz, Amy Lewis, Linda Thomas, Tammi Newham, Stefanie Pick- Cheerleading: Laura Carter, Mandy Lee lesimer, Michelle Lee. Lynda Lee Moody The following students have taken part in the making of the 84 HERON: Chris Burgess, Cheryl Butler, Laura Carter, Rhon Carter. Robyn Chapman, Darla Clark. Lannice Clever, Ellen Farr, Laura Farr, Rose Griffin. Kathy Hagin. Lynn Hclmuth, Becky Hickox. Suzanne Hickox. Gina Hulctt. Scarlet Johns, Cyndee Justice. Lea King, Tammy Kyle. Lynda Lee. Michelle Lee, Amy Lew- is. Mandy Moody. Susan Moody, Tammi Newham, Lisa O’Berry, Lori Petty, Stefanie Picklcsimer. Karen Rentz, Kelly Rentz, Tommy Riggins, Shawn Sandow, Lea Schccr, Joey Lynn Strickland. Joe Sowell. Mary Lee Tim- merman, Tracy Thomas, Vikki Thrift, Ted Williams, Ke- vin Woods, Johnny Baker. Senior Section: Mandy Moody, Laura Carter. Lea Scheer, Gina Hulett, Laura Farr, Johnny Baker, Vikki Thrift, Tommy Riggins Clubs 93 Many headaches and aggravations go hand- in-hand with compiling the yearbook. Long hours are spent writing copy, typing type sheets, quad packing layouts, and just simply thinking of creative ideas to improve the year- book. We, the annual staff, have done our very best to capture those special moments of the 1983-84 school year. 94 Clubs FAMOUS LAST QUOTES Tpa Blake Aldridge, Dewayne Allbrition. Wesley Allbritton, Loren Altman. Cord Basilc, Al Bausch. Leon Bell, Cindy Bcvcrlin. Annette Blocker. Coy Brookcr, Chip Bullard. Jimmy R. Carroll. Micheal Callahan. Glynn Carter. Marc Chanccy, Chad Chesser. John Chesser. Lannicc Clever, John Collins. Allen Crews. Curtis Crews. Tony Crews, Wiley Crews. Billy Davis. Bobby Davis. Len Davis. Scott Davis, Wayne Davis. Suzette Driggers. Jim Dukes. Martin Edgy. Brian Edmunds. Chad Goodyear. Donald Greaves. Cindy Griffin. Ryder Griffin. Tim Grimsley. Steven Groover. Edd Haddock. Edward Hand. Blake Harris. David Harris. Clay Harrison. Kim Hendrix. Mike Hendrix. Randall Hickox. Tracy Hickox. Ronnie Hurst. Rusty Jackson. Brent Jacobs. Benjic Johns. Scarlet Johns.Scottic Johns, Su- sie Johns. Terry Johns. Timmy Johns. Gary Jones. Jimmy Jones. Johnny Jones. Ank Jordan. Tim King. Dennis Knowles. Derrick Lane. Gary Lane, Laura Lane, David Lee. Gary Lee. Greg Lee. Jason Lee. Joel Lee. Joseph Lee. Norman Lee. Randy Lee, Sandy Lee. Sara Lee. Tammy Lee. Kevin Lyons, Kevin Marlin. Ronnie Martin. Cindy Melton. Michael Mercer. Micheal Meyer. Brian Moody. Danny Moody, George Moore. Jeff Morgan. Frankie Nichols. Gary O’Neal. Tony O’Neal. Julie Rentz, Regena Richter. Anthony Riggins. Angela Roberson, Jimmy Roberson. Jason Rowell. Paul Rowell, Jimmy Ruger, Jimmy Sanders. Kelly Sandow. Shawn Sandow. Terry Sapp. Dara Scars. Timmy Sellers. Roger Sloan. John Smith. Vanessa Spikes. Brian Steedley. Ronda Stecdlcy. Bobby Stevens. Bobby Stewart. Ben Sweat. Jenni Thomas. Tracy Thomas. Kelvin Thornton. Kevin Thrift. Mary Lee Timmerman, Devant Wainright. William Warner. Mark White. Chuck Wilson, Tony Wilson. Jim Woodard. Tim Woodard, Erie Youmans Sponsor Huey Ham Sweetheart: Tammy Groover President: Wiley Crews Vice President: Ryder Griffin Secretary: Cindy Griffin Treasurer: Tim Woodard Sentinel: Jim Woodard Chaplain: Ank Jordon Reporter: Norman Lee 96 Clubs Sponsor: Mrs. Darlene Lane Itl at Cl Team Sponsor: Miss Grace Malmbcrg Kathy Hagin Rusty Jackson Susan Moody Richard Tomlinson Alternates: Chris Burgess Lannicc Clever Lisa Howell Julie Bailey. Chip Bullard. David Carroll. Robyn Chapman. John Chesser. Ellen Farr. Laura Farr, Donna Hickox, Lynda Lee. Amy Lewis. Richie Meyer, Tammi Newham. Stefanic Picklcsimcr. Karen Rcntz, Kelly Rcntz, Shawn Sandow, Steven Schecr, Constance Shuman, Joey Lynn Strickland. Felicia Sutton.Mary Lee Timmerman, Kevin Woods. uebah T’t earn President: Robyn Chapman Vice-President: Julie Bailey Secretary: Joey Lynn Strickland Treasurer: Ellen Farr Leigh Ann Lyons David Moody Joe Sowell Clubs 97 Brian Bosley | Chris Burgess racic Carter ichellc lesser {tie C lie Ikkc Lorn V Charlotte Gnlli Paula Griffin Carmann Herndon Wally High Kristi Hutchinson Melissa Hyers Staci Jordon Lisa Kyle Tammy Kyle 98 Band Mo MoffloMo 100 Band jgyjsBBS55M8jM Amy Rowell . mSZn ZZZ Missy Hartley z£ Marsha (iu ’ TZJm . T555- y Lisa Shcnfield “ SJSTSgSJSgyS .Ian Dukes SSB Sheila Williams Not pictured: Cindy Griffin ■———� Joy Roberson Melissa Hyers Hope Wiborn Stephanie Dubberly Cindy Bcverlin Charlotte Griffin Becky Johnson Angie Herrin Not pictured: Katrina Hudson A W1LQM Band 101 Wesley Albrittcn. Donald Altman, Ronald Altman, Teresa Brauda. Shelly Bohanon, Eddie Booth, Carlyle Clever, Franklin Crews, Lamar Crews. Billy Davis. Scott Davis. Pam Dccn, Art Futch, Kirby Hanchcy, Eric Hartly, Lynn Holton. Tracy Hickox, Janet Highsmith, Lisa Johnson, Melinda Melton, James Mercer, Ray Milton. Carmen O'Neal, Jimmy Rugcr, Shawn Sandow, Bobby Stewart. Sponsor: President: Vice President: Secretary: Treasurer: Reporter: Sergeant-al-Arms: James Ray Franklin Crews Kirby Hanchcy Carmen O'Neal Eddie Booth Lynn Holton Wesley Albritton 0 n dusin a f ftrts 102 Clubs ! Rowwn� ChapnnX , Crews tt o Mar ; Cjod-fr y Al ci’a Marrel| A r Q D Hank Harris 3 Kathy Herrir) ® L 'Till l-liCkoX “ Shorn Hickox 0 1 0 f Johnny Jones a D 0 - Cvndee Jus fice «V r ' b 1® BeHi McKenzie a Leonard Murphy C-ndy O'htrry V Lrta P rvi u w� T V A,ta few '' If VikW f„ , tn L' cia Clubs 103 7UAbdltV A(j.rid - Wiley Crews. Dcannia Griffin, Vicki Rozier, Tina Balten, Randle Lee. Hope Hand. Becky Johnson. Joy Roberson, Pollyanna Lee, Renee Howard. Jimmy Jones, Jim Woodard, Alan Thrift, Margaret Clark. Tim Woodard, Tanya Allen, Dennis Knowles, Lisa Jones, Ryder Griffin, Susan Strickland, Jan Dukes, Andy Lanier, Amy Rowell. 83 UflfiSJTY HUTBflll 81« Head Coach: Lee Murray. Assistant Coaches: Donald Altman. Mike Lothridge. Lee Stieve, Danny McCoy. Forrest Thomas. Managers: C. Goodyear. B. Stuart. J. Kelly. C. Bullard. NUMBER NAME POSITION WT. GR. NUMBER NAME POSITION WT. GR. 1 S. Johns QB 140 11 52 C. Thomas C 150 10 3 J. Joyner K 165 11 53 R. Lee C 160 12 5 K. Herrin TB 128 10 54 T. Gibson T 185 12 7 G. Irving S 145 10 55 D. Harris T 150 9 8 C. Chester TB 120 10 61 J. Crews T 160 10 10 K. Hickox OB 100 9 62 J. Meyers G 150 12 11 P. Rowell E 140 11 63 D. Moody G 165 12 12 J. Moore TB 155 11 65 D. Moody T 170 12 13 E. Williams TB 140 10 67 T. Medlock T 260 11 14 G. Hall E 140 9 68 R. Hickox G 150 10 20 H. Cobb PB 150 12 70 I. Farm T 150 11 22 R. Sloan QB 150 11 71 N. Kelly T 150 11 23 L. Drury TB 140 12 72 B. Steedley T 180 11 30 G. Wilson FB 180 12 73 R. Jackson T 185 12 31 C. Williams PB 120 9 76 G. Cox C 150 9 32 C. Rowell TB 120 9 77 J. Hickox T 165 12 33 M. Godfrey PB 145 11 78 J. Smith G 150 10 40 L. Revels TB 180 12 80 C. Posey E 140 11 42 R. Buckley E 150 10 81 P. Fulford E 140 9 43 R. Hurst FB 146 11 82 K. Thornton E 130 11 44 R. Johns FB 132 10 83 B. McDuffie E 130 9 50 L. Davis C 205 11 84 R. Gibson E 150 11 51 D. Hendrix G 170 11 85 C. Dowling E 140 10 JACK JOINER, HAROLD COBB. LESTER DRURY. GARY WILSON. LADON REVELS. RANDLE LEE. TRACY GIBSON. JEROME MEYERS. DAVID MOODY. RUSTY JACK- SON. and JIM HICKOX. Football 107 Attitude, that is, positive attitude was definitely an asset to the Her- ons. Their fervor prior to the games seemed unbounded. The team car- ried this fervor to the season opener, but lost 20-6 to the AAA Camden County’s awesome defense. West Nassau, who later went to Florida state play-offs, was next. Herons dominated winning 28-18. The next big win came against Hilliard, when the Herons devastating offense rolled up 47 points to their 26. The next three games were tough! Ware, Bacon, and Pierce triumphed over the Herons, but not without a gallant effort from the mighty Herons. Brantley spirit was really afire at the Ware game. It was a night to remember! Although team and fans were discouraged after three losses, the Herons made a quick recovery in lime for Homecoming. The Herons, demonstrating outstanding defensive talent, swooped down on Charlton and flew away with the game 26-6. It was an exciting night as Brantley's Homecoming court was presented and Sonya Flowers was crowned Homecoming Queen. The Herons stole another game, this time from McIn- tosh 28-7. The last game of the season proved to be a tough one. Irwin took the game 41-11. Herons ended the season with a 4-6 record. Even though they didn't make region play-offs as anticipated, our Herons still had a lot to be proud of. Their enthusiasm was contagious and their ad- herence to total physical and mental training respected. So here's to a great team, outstanding coaching staff and to next year's potentially promising team! HERONS 1983 Varsity Schedule Herons 6 Camden 20 Herons 28 West Nassau 18 Herons 0 Clinch 27 Herons 47 Hilliard 26 Herons 0 Ware 20 Herons 14 Bacon 24 Herons 8 Pierce 20 Herons 26 Charlton . 6 Herons 28 McIntosh 7 Herons 11 Irwin 41 108 Football At the 1983 84 football banquet there was a very good turn out. After the delicious dinner catered by the Holiday Inn. the awards were given to the very deserving players. They go as follows: block letters—Jack Joyner. Lester Drury. Ladon Revels—M.V.P. offense—Gary Wilson—M.V.P. defense Harold Cobb. Game M.V.P.s were: Camden—Gary Wilson. West Nassau—Timmy Medlock. Clinch—Roger Sloan, Hilliard—Harold Cobb. Ware—Jim Hickox. Bacon—Timmy Medlock. Pierce—Scotty Johns. McIntosh—Gary Wilson. Charlton—Harold Cobb. Irwin—Darrell Hendrix. Letter jackets: Mark God- frey. Darrell Hendrix. Richard Gibson. Danny Moody. Ronnie Hurst. Randle Lee. Timmy Medlock. Len Davis. Tracy Gibson. Kelvin Thornton. 110 Football Head coach: Donald Altman and Assistant Coaches: Lee Stieve and Danny McCoy. NUMBER NAME POSITION WT. GR. 54 T. Gibson T 185 12 5 K. Herrin TB 128 10 55 D. Harris T 150 9 8 C. Chester TB 120 10 61 J. Crews T 160 10 10 K. Hickox QB 100 9 65 D. Moody T 170 12 11 P. Rowell E 140 11 68 R. Hickox G 150 11 13 E. Williams TB 140 10 71 74 N. Kelly T 150 11 G. Hall E 140 9 76 G. Cox C 150 9 23 L. Drury TB 140 12 78 J. Smith G 150 10 31 C. Williams TB 120 9 80 C. Posey E 140 11 32 C. Rowell TB 120 9 81 P. Fulford E 140 9 33 M. Godfrey TB 145 11 83 B. McDuffie E 130 9 44 R. Johns FB 133 10 70 I. Farm T 150 11 53 R. Lee C 160 12 Football 111 With talent and determination, the Junior Var- sity Herons ended the season with a 3-3 record. To start off the season the J.V. played Waycross and let a win slip through their hands as Waycross completed a long pass that set them up for a touch- down in the final minutes. The final score was 15- 12. The baby Herons were pepped up as they rode into Charlton County and dominated the game by beating the Indians 36-0. Although the J.V. fought gallantly against their next opponent. Center Jr., the Herons still lost 20-16. Hilliard was expecting to destroy the Herons after their loss to Center, but the J.V. s offense and over-powering defense held them scoreless as the Herons won 18-0. As one of Brantley County’s arch rivals traveled down to Heron country, we were ready for them. In the first half the Gators dominated the field by leading by a score of twenty-five to six. During the half the coaches Donald Altman. Lee Stieve. and Danny “The Bear” McCoy really fired up the team on offense as well as defense. As the Herons started the second half they dominated on defense as our offense got a spark of life and began to score. Un- fortunately, the flame was not hot enough to win the game. It was a heartbreaking loss for the J.V. as they fought so hard but to lose 31-22. After this loss the Herons corrected their mistakes to battle the Pierce County Bears. The Herons defense again rose for the occasion as we sent the Bears back to their cave by winning 8-0. J.V. Schedule Herons 12 Waycross 15 Herons 36 Charlton 0 Herons 16 Center Jr. 20 Herons 18 Hilliard 0 Herons 22 Ware 31 Herons 8 Pierce 0 112 Football Cross Cmr ry Brantley County's Cross Country team repre- sented us exceptionally well this year. There were many participants who trained hard after school even though some were involved in other sports and their dedication still excelled. It takes hard work and perseverence to run cross country and that’s one thing our team presented well. Anita Morgan. Kelley Sandow. Sharon Folkcr, Neely Griffin. Paulette Sloan. Suzanne Hickox, Kim Tucker. Coach Forrest Thomas Top: Chucky and Sharon Folker were our competitors at state. Left: Coach Forrest Thomas. Chucky Folkcr. Joe Sowell. Homer Par- rish. A1 Baush. Garfield Green. Carey Knight. Wendell O’Neal. Cross Country 113 u Dowling, Sherry Revel . Christ Rowell. Harrell. Lori Anne Hincslcy. Lisa O'Berry, •JARS J TV BASKETBALL aft - -jfr • w Head Coach: E.B. Price. Joe Sowell. G. Wilson. S. Johns. D Hendrix. W. O'Neal. C. Knight. T. Mcdlock. G. Green. C. Dowling. G. Hall 116 Basketball Basketball 117 h s almost a guarantee that each year From Decem- ber to February, a group of about 11 boys will be gath- ered every Tuesday and Friday each week in a high school gym. These 11 boys will be. of course, our Varsi- ty Basketball team. For the most part, our Varsity, this year, has really show n what they are made of and that is both control and determination! Second year coach F'.B. Price led the Herons to a 8-13 season, which was an extreme improvement over last year. Although all of the players played magnificently well, no one on the team was consistently outstand- ing. All players combined to form a team that gave 100% every game. Although the Herons began the season on the wrong foot, they fell back into stride with a stunning upset over Pierce C ounty 38-33. The Herons went on to win over West Nassau 53-50. The following four games were distressing losses for the Herons. The 11 crons stride fluctuat- ed throughout the season with win losses, but with continued hard work and practice the players looked forward to their sub-region play-offs. I IX Basket ball Basketball 119 120 Basket ball Head Coach: E.B. Price Assisiant Coaches: Annette Rainge. Mike Lothcridge C. Hendrix. A. Morgan. K. Tucker. L. Johnson. S. Ilickox. C. Melton. I). Sapp. S. Tumlin, C. O'Neal. Although the Lady Herons started the long awaited season with a loss, there is an old cliche that says, “If at first you don't succeed, try, try again! . And try again the Herons did as they slipped one over on West Nassau for the first win of the season 45-39. McIntosh, in turn, slipped one over on the Herons 30-49 but there was little despair, as the Herons downed Bacon 30- 29 and continued their winning streak as they bounced Pierce 36-35. The Lady Herons evened the score with West Nassau with a 35-29 win. T he Ml.ady Herons were still on a roll as they defeated a big rival. Ware County 33-31. At the tournament. Ware sneaked up and beat the Lady Herons 25-26. The Herons continued doing a great job throughout the rest of the season as they awaited region play-offs. Basketball 121 Head Coach: D. McCoy. K. Hickox, B. Davis, P. Davis. M. Hendrix, M. Callahan. J. Riggins, J. Moore, C. Knight. W. O’Neal. G. Hall. T. Crews, J. Dukes. The J.V. Heron Boys dominated throughout the entire season losing only three games. They ended the season with a 12:2 record, which was an outstanding achievement. They were truly a sight to behold and really gave the Brantley County Student body something to be proud of. 122 Basketball Head Coach: M. Lotheridge, Ass’t: A. Range—C. O’Neal, P. Sloan, C. Sapp, B. Gibson, K. Dean, L. Helmuth, S. Tumlin, N. Griffin, T. Page. The J.V. Girls stepped onto the court with a positive foot this season. They ended the season with a 7:7 re- cord. They were up against some tough competition, but their strength and determination could be seen throughout each game. Brantley County can say they were represented extremely well this year. Basketball 123 The Year In Review AUGUST 22-26—Pre-planning 29 1st Dav of School SEPTEMBER 2— Camden (H) Football (20-6) L Dance FHA 6— Elected Superlatives 9 W. Nassau (H) Football (18-28) W Dance FFA 16— Clinch (A) Football (27-0) L 22— Oct. 10— Beta Club sold Tom-Watt 23— Hilliard (H) Football (26-47) W Dance Senior Beta 29— Progress Reports 30— Ware (A) Football (20-0) L OCTOBER 3— Junior Class Rings 4— Assembly—Drugs—Wayne Owens 7— Bacon (A) Football (24-14) L 12—Junior Magazine Sales 14— Pierce (A) Football (20-8) L 21— McIntosh (A) Football (7-28) W 24— 28—Homecoming Week—Sonya Flowers. Queen—Charlton (H) Football (6-26) W NOVEMBER 4— Irwin (H) Football (41-11) L Dance FBLA 17— Football Banquet 22- 23—Sr. Beta MDA Lick-a-thon 24-25—Thanksgiving Holidays 22— Basketball—Clinch (H) J.V.—(X), Varsity Girls—(40-50). Varsity Boys—(36-77) 29—Basketball—W. Nassau (A) J.V. (X), Varsity Girls—(45-39), Varsity Boys (45-54) DECEMBER 1— FFA Market Hog Show 2— Basketball McIntosh J.V. Girls—(15-30), J.V. Boys—(37-49), Varsity Girls—(30-39), Varsity Boys—(50-59) Dance Industrial Arts 5— DAR Speeches 6— FFA Wildlife Supper Bacon (A) J.V. Girls-(22-37). J.V. Boys—(X), Varsity Girls—(30-29), Varsity Boys—(37-59) 8— Christmas Concert 9— Pierce (H) J.V. Girls—(23-13, J.V. Boys—(36-27), Varsity Girls—(36-35), Varsity Boys—(38-33) Dance Annual Staff 12— 4-H Awards Banquet SAR Speeches 13— FHA Christmas at Scars Manor W. Nassau (H) J.V. Girls—(X). J.V. Boys—(63-53), Varsity Girls—(35-29), Varsity Boys-(53-50) 15— Faculty Christmas 16— Ware Co. (H) J.V. Girls—(14-24). J.V. Boys—(39-26), Varsity Girls—(33-31), Varsity Boys-(28-36) Dance FBLA Superlatives went to Elroy’s Pond for pictures. 19—Jan. 1—Christmas Holidays JANUARY 3— Nichols (H) J.V. Girls—(22-18), J.V. Boys—(41-36), Varsity Girls—(40-28). Varsity Boys—(48-49) Overtime 5— Seniors order invitations 6— Irwin (A) J.V —(X). Varsity Girls—(22-43), Varsity Boys-(52-57) 10— Long (H) J.V. Girls—(20-11), J.V. Boys—(34-33), Varsity Girls—(47-40). Varsity Boys—(56-52) 13— Nichols (A) J.V. Girls—(18-14). J.V. Boys—(33-28), Varsity Girls—(37-24). Varsity Boys—(45-61) 17— Bacon (H) J.V. Girls—(22-31). J.V. Boys—(X). Varsity Girls—(40-31). Varsity Boys—(39-33) 18— End of 1st Semester 19— 20—Teacher In-service 20— McIntosh (H) J.V. Girls—(26-20), J.V. Boys—(47-50. Varsity Girls—(29-39), Varsity Boys—(61-60) 24—Charlton (A) J.V. Girls—(24-51). J.V. Boys—(42-35). Varsity Girls—(38-52), Varsity Boys—(36-60) 27— Pierce (A) J.V. Girls—(28-21), J.V. Boys-(62-40). Varsity Girls—(63-49). Varsity Boys-(59-45) 28— B.C.H.S. Beauty Review—Sr. Miss—Vikki Thrift, Jr. Miss—Neely Griffin Dance Annual Staff 31— Clinch (A) J.V.—(X), Varsity Girls—(44-66), Varsity Boys—(51-64) FEBRUARY 3—Irwin (H) J.V.—(X). Varsity Girls—(36-42). Varsity Boys—(42-43) 10—Charlton (H) J.V. Girls—(33-37). J.V. 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