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Thonus Making a friend takes a moment; being a friend takes a lot of time. 1850: Mr. Levi Strauss created the worldâs first pair of jeans for a Califor named âWhile Levis. 1962: Levis introduce corduroy, and immediately it nia gold prospector. 1860: Levi first began using blue dye to assure consis becomes a virtual requirement on the prcppic circuit. 1967: Leviâs blue jeans tent color for his denim jeans. 1871: The leather patch was added to waist arc picked as the âuniform for an entire generation of teenagers. Demand band. 1873: Design stitching and non-rusting copper rivets added. 1913: runs five times ahead of supply. 1973: Leviâs Menswear introduces sKtcks. Toddlerâs nightiesâwith teddy bears. 1936: The famous âRed Tabâ was sport coats, vests, and blazers. After 123 yrs., we finally feel comfortable added to the back pocket of the original 501 jeans and jackets too. 1942: In with a tie. 1976: Bend Over Pants created. They become the most popular order to conserve thread during W.W. II, stitching on back pockets was design in womens clothes. 1981: Levi's first shrink-to fit button fly jeans cut temporarily replaced with orange paint. 1954: Boyâs double-knee jeans. to fit women especially. 1982: They introduce Maternity Wear and. finally. Finally pants that would be outgrown instead of outworn. 1959. First pro- no one has to give up their Leviâs blue jeans ever. 1984: Levi Strauss Co. ducts made especially for women: Pants and Bermuda shorts in six colors. takes Activewear to Los Angeles as the official outfitter of the nineteen 1961: The first Non-blue jeans: They were sand-colored and instantly nick- eighty-four United States Olympic team. Layout by: T. Thomas. Theme ) Friends are an aid to the young, to guard them from error: to the elderly, to attend to their wants, and to supplement their failing power of action; to those in the prime of life, to assist them to noble deeds. âAristotle. 4 -Tbcn The only way to have a friend is to be one. A friend is a person with whom I may be sin- cere. Before him I may think aloud. Happy is the house that shelters a friend. A friend may well be reckoned the master- piece of nature. Let the soul be assured that somewhere in the universe it should rejoin its friend, and it would be content and cheerful alone for a thou- sand years. Ralph Waldo Emerson. t. a y o u t b C h Theme 6 THeme If men are friends, there is no need of justice between them; whereas when they are just, they still need friend- ship. The just possess friendship in its highest form . . . ARISTOTLE A FRIEND IS NEVER KNOWN TILL A MAN HATH NEED. JOHN HEYWOOD Themc 7 L a y 0 u t M 1 c h e I I e ROBERT RÂŁDR GP EATVOURMeARTCUn The only way to have a friend is to be one.âEmer- son A true friend is forever a friend.âG. MacDonald Friends laugh at your sil- liest jokes, put up with your worst moods, and go along with your cra2ie$t ideas. A friend is someone who knows all about you and still loves you. 8 Theme A friend is someone you can share your dreams with. A friend is someone who understands your past, be- lieves in your future, and accepts you today just the way you are. Making a friend takes a mo- ment; being a friend takes a lot of time. If a friend is close at hand, that is best; but if he is far away he is still there to think of, to wonder about, to hear from, to write to, to share life and experience with, to serve, to honor, to admire, and to love. TWrac 9 I, JULIE BAILEY, will to RG I ANGELA E. BAKER, will I TONY BARBER, w.11 my I, CINDY BATTEN, will my I. LEON BELL, will my car to my clarinet, ray DRUM MA- my Debarge potter to Michelle ability to go to school to every- Dirt Kickin Comet and ALL Miaay and Michelle Griffin so JOR spot to CM, my good my innocent ways to Lontayc one at my ability to join the MY GOOD TIMES at BCHS they will have a way to school grades to CP. ray Chevy to PG, and Cindy my luck to Jeff and US.M.G to my brother. to ray sister, Theresa Dowling and all my luck to the class of'86 my appreciation to ray parents Hinesta ray love to Mr. Aaron and all ray love to someone very and the underclassmen, and ray love to LEE! Frazier. special. One of the friendliest girls at BCHS is Terri Howell. She was voted Best All Around because of her outgoing and vivacious personality. Her warm and compassionate ways make her a good friend. A guy who is liked by everyone is Darrell Hendrix. His ability to get along with everyone is great. He definitely fits the role Best All Around. L LYNN BOLDEN, will my ability to get along with teachm at Brantley County High School to all Seniors of 1986 and all my love to Terri Thrift. I, ALLEN BROCKWAY. will my ability to be smart in school and to have plenty of women chasing me to my little brother Robert! Good Luck to the class of 8)! L CHRIS BURGESS, will my brains to Dr. Bill my speed to SA. ray broke sticks to JS My Talent on the sports section to MLT, and all my love to Ve- ronica Arnold. I, RHON CARTER, will all of my good tunes at BCHS to Rob- in and my ability to make the announcements to Abcia. To the Class of 1986 GOOD LUCK! I, BOBBY JOE CHANCEY. in sound mind and body will to my brother Marc ray great golf- ing ability and all my love to Cynthia Dixon. I FAWN CHESSER, Will my ability to come home late and get away with it to my brother Jamie and all my partying times to Angie H. HAVE FUN! L JOHN CHESSER, will my ability to get by with murder to Madison Hemn and my super knowledge about women to who ever thinks they can handle it. I LORIN CLARK, will my ability to chase the women to Frank Stokes and my ability to Graduate to Julie Clark. I, ROBERT CLELAND, will I, MARY CLEMMONS, will I, LANNICE CLEVER, will L FRANKLIN CREWS, will I. JANET CREWS, wish all I, LAMAR CREWS, will my I ANGELA DAVIS, will my L BILLY DAVIS, will my abili- my good times at BCHS to Toni the best of luck to all underclass- my ability to pass class to Ant ho- my ability to become a SENIOR underclassmen the best of luck! good grades and my ability to basketball talent to Trenia also ty to stay in trouble to anyone L and Shellie J. and my bad men and all my love to John ny Riggins and all my WILD to aÂź the underclassmen. my sister Tammy Crews. All my my b g mouth to Bobby. 6i my who thinks they can handle it. times to Steve L West berry TIMES TO ANYONE good times at BCHS to Camille g°°d looks to Shelia, Pat, Ear- And all my love to Janet H. THAT CAN HANDLE C. lene and Cindy. THEM Good sports, good athletes, good sportsmenâthe athletic program at Brantley County High depends a great deal on the participation of athletes like Bunnie Harris and Scottie Johns. Both are on the athletic field all year âround: Bunnie, cheering at football games, playing basketball and running track and Scottie quarterbacking the football team, playing basketball and taking part in track. â 'wm âą â âą â .'{itiU â ! i jf gf  1 u ( I, LEN DAVIS, will my truck to CR my rifle to PR my looks and charm to WD, my good times to CD LH RD and my ability to stay innocent to LD. I ROSE DIXON, will my abili- ty to get along with others to my cousin Shellie and all my good times at BCHS to Mona, Lynn and Rhonda! I SELETA DOWLING, will my things to Lisa and my GREAT cheering ability to Lori Anne, Kim and Missy. I leave my hair-bows to Joey Lynn. My vicers to Jay H. L LEISHA DRIGGERS, will my ability as office assistant to Alicia, my luck to Laura Lane, and my place in the hearts of teachers to my brother Harold. â i! I, JAN DUKES will my posi- tion as Flag Corp Captain to Angie Herrin and the best of luck to ALL the underclassmen! 12 s e n i o r I CHUCKY FOLKER, wUl my ability to run cross-country and track and to set records in both to NO ONE! Because no one can beat me or my records! I, RICHARD GIBSON, will my good tunes at BCHS to SJ and RR have fun, my ability to stay out of trouble to RS, and my body along with all my love to Dara. I. MARK GODFREY, will my tapes to MA, LA, my blazer to MF, thatâs all? y âąr. .1 M âą n To think of a âperfectâ couple is to think of our Mr. and Miss Senior class: Cyndee Justice and Perry Herrin. You donât see one without the other. They always have kind words for one another and are an imponant pan of the Gass of 1985. L DONALD GREAVES, be- ing of sound mind and body trill my brams to AL B. so he can get out of 10th grade. I CINDY GRIFFIN, will my love and my life to my future husband, James Lee. Best of Luck to All Underclassmen! L NEN1A HALE, will my abil- ity to skip school and not get caught to Carmen H The Sen- iors of 198 are the best that trill ever be! L BUNNIE HARRIS, will my ability to run hurdles to 1GH, my loud mouth to cheer with to Donna P., and all my love to William McCrea! !, DARRELL HENDRIX, will my body to any women who will take it, my LB spot to CT., my ability to charm women to J. , and the best of luck to my little I, BERT HERRIN, will my good times in my Hot Rod Chevy to CH. and E.S., my ability to pass classes to Lynn H and Chris H. and still joke around. L KATHY HERRIN, will my ability to graduate to Keith and Lynn. And all my love to a spe- cial and UNIQUE guy. L PERRY HERRIN, will my troubles and ax handle to my brother. I «rill my brain that I never used to Terry S. To Kimi and Robyn, I «rill the BEST of TIMES! I. SUZANNE HICKOX, will I, BEVERLY HIGHSMITH, I, WALLY HIGHSMITH, of I. TERRI HOWELL, will my I, RONNIE HURST, will abii- I SHERI HURST, wUl my I, SCOTTIE JOHNS, wUl my L TERRY JOHNS, will my my left over guys and lollipop will everything I have to Rhonda no mind and feeble body will good times in high school to ity to get along with Ms. Lane thanks to my special friendsâ sports ability to all the under- ability to cheat and not get sticks to KD and NG, my anon- Hams. anything Iâve got worth having Patsy H., to Lori H. my ability to Chad D., my safety position Christy, Seleta, and Polly, and classmen and all my love to caught to Marc. C. and Randall ymous notes to JC and my make- to anyone who wants it. to pass every class and my ability to Eugene W. and all my love to all my love to my husband, Ron- DAWN HICKOX!!, a very H. Good luck Seniors of '86. up mirTor to ray Bubba, Ken H. to handle the teachers to Sheri H. and my baby. me and our baby. special girl. CHAD DOWLING! Talented more than describes Kathy Mercer whose skills as a seamstress have been recognized at county, region and state levels. Kathy makes all her own clothes and sews beautiful garments for others. S c n i o r I, TIMMY JOHNS, will my I BECKY JOHNSON, will I LISA JOHNSON, will my ability to stay out of trouble to my good times in Atlanta to ability to play basketball and all Ronnie and the best of luck to anyone who can handle it. The my good times at BCHS to my the Senior Class of 1986. best of luck to D.S., M.H., and sister, Ida. G.J., and to AH., I leave my good grades. Musicâmusicâmusic. Whether the music is instru- mental or vocal, the source will often be the very talented Rhon Carter. Rhon has distinguished himself in literary competition and often performs at school and community events. I ANK JORDON, be.ng of sound mind and body will my ability to stay in trouble to Cin- dy B. I, CYNDEE JUSTICE, will all my fun times at BCHS to Robyn and Scott. I will my ability to become a senior to Kimi, and my orange shoes to Karen Rem2. I CAREY KNIGHT. wUI my wildest tunes at BCHS to my uster Kun. All my love to any girl who thinks she can handle it. And good luck to all under- classmen!! Looking in a mirror must come easy for Seleta Dowling and Allen Brockway because they certainly bring pleasure to the eyes of everyone else. Their smiles and friendly ways only add to their attractiveness. What pleasure they bring to B.C.H.S. 1. KIM KELLY, will my com- mon sense to Rissa, my friend- ship to Alicia and Mary Ann and my hang-ups to Tony and Eddie I. USA KELLY, will my ability to pass without ever doing homework to Amy and Julie; and all my love to V.M. I. NATHANIEL DEAN KELLY, will my ability to make good grades to the class of 1986 and to all the Seniors of '86 GOOD LUCK! L TIM KING, will my best abilities and my good looks to Jabo L. and Anthony R. I, GLENDA KNOX, Will my winning charm and wit to Sherri J-, Sandy D., Tammy K. And my ability to graduate to Steve K., Thomas K. and Qydem. GOOD LUCK to you all. L DANETTE LANE, will my love and rest of my life to B. Amey Thrift and all my good times at BCHS to Daphane, De- lores, Renee and Janine. L DERRICK LANE, will all my good tunes at BCHS to Delores and Janine and ail my troubles to Lorn, Chad and Scott. L GARY LANE, will my ability to sleep in class and still pass to Jabo and the best of luck to the up-rising Seniors. L ANDY LANIER, will all my welding skills to Wayne Davis. L GARY LEE, will my fnendly personality to Edd Haddock and all of my accumulated troubles to Randy Milton. I, GORDON LEE, will my abil- ity to sleep in class and still pass to Glynn Davis. I GREG LEE. will my ability to sleep in class and still pass to Eddie Booth s e n o r s I. KOURTNEY LEE. donât will anything to anybody be- cause I need everything I have! I. LYNDA LEE, Will my ability to be late everywhere to bA and KH. the best of luck to my little sister, special thanks to my par- ents and all my love to a special guy, Dav ' Newman' I, MICHELLE LEE. will my innocent looks to Shannon and Karen, my concert âvats to ST. MT 6i LK and a roll of Charmm for Chad Dâs car. I. POLLYANNA LEE. will I. RANDY LEE. will my ability I. KEVIN LYONS, will my my vat as VICA Presidmi to to make it to school on time to ability to lift 12 ozs. at a time anyone who is qualified. And all Jabo and Jim my knowledge without straining to Blake H. my good times at BCHS to Ron- about women to Anthony R., and my hotrod to Randall H. da Altman. otherwiv known as Stump and all my love to Carolyn B. i. beth McKenzie, will my good times at BCHS to Riley and Andy. My driving ability to Scott and all my love to David Johnson! i, mary McKinnon, will all my love to someone special and all my friendship to Susan, Vanessa Wilson and Mary Ann Lovell. And thanks to my par- ents. The ability to get along with people is a rare gift indeed. It seems to come quite naturally, however, to Tony OâNeal and Suzanne Hiclcox. Their smiling faces light up the halls of Brantley County High School. They bring an atmosphere of pleasure to the classroom and a feeling of warmth and friendliness to their fellow students. I, TONY McMILLIAN, will I. KATHY MERCER, w.11 my I LAURA MICHAELS, will I, PAM MIDDLETON, will L RAY MILTON, w.11 my ahl- my ability to break, pop. and ability to high jump and miss all my love, heart and life to my my ability to never do anything ity to talk to girls to Randy M. lock to John Petty and my abili- the mat to anyone who likes husband Tracy Herrin who in Mrs. Herrin's class and pass and my thanks to a special friend ty to dress to Leonard Murphy. bruises. All my love goes to my made all my dreams and future to anyone who handle it and all Mary Lee T.! fiance Hal Westberry. come true! And thanks to my my love to Guy Edgy!! parents. I TAMMI NEWHAM, will I. FRANKIE NICHOLS, will my ability to get out of class, my ability to graduate to Loren legally. to Amy, my red nail po- A. and my ability to get into ksh to âJeromeâ and the best trouble on the bus to Scott of luck to my friends, Chesser. MULaSTD. I. DONALD MOORE, will my ability to sleep and be tardy to Mrs. Shearouse's class to David S. and my good tunes and unfin- ished homework to Randy Mil- I, PAM MORGAN, will my friendship to Mary Ann and Alina my good grades to Greg; my thanks to my parents and all my love to someone very spe- cial!!! L TONY O'NEAL, will all my good tunes at BCHS to the un- derclassmen and all my love to my SPECIAL BABY LORI ANNE HINESLEY Issue Farmâs ability to laugh at himself and his quick wit are known throughout Brantley County High School. His humor and fun ways are liked by both the students, teach- ers, and faculty because he can make us laugh at ourselves as well as at him. Kathy Herrin has a natural ability to make others laugh and giggle no matter what the occasion with her gift of quick humor. Being âcrazyâ is just one of Kathyâs natural abilities. I. WENDELL OâNEAL, will my ability to get a decent woman to Bill Walker; my basketball skills to Michael C. and all my love to the women of BCHS I PEGGY OGLESBY, «nil my abikty to talk to boys to VS ft SW and the best of luck to Steve and Mark; and all my love to I, LEE PARKER, will my (harm to CP, my âStang to AP. my âBoardâ to SP. my âBad Dâ to LY; thanks to my parents; my friendship to my classmates Sc my heart to JB! I. STEFAN1E PICKLE- SIMER, leave to MLT ft LK my last pickle, to SJ ft VA a trip to Peteâs and my heart filled «nth neverendmg love to Jack Saussy (Goo!) I USA PURVIS will my abib- ty to have a good time to Greg and Cheryl Cos and all my love to Ricky! I RHONDA QUEEN, will my ability to graduate to Joey and all my fun at school to Tuu Thrift L GENE RENTZ. will my place in band to whoever wants it. My grades to anyone that can stand them. Best of luck to all underclassmen L KELLEY RENTZ. will my ability to get out of trouble to JR; my ability to pass Chemistry to KR and MG and to all under (lassmen GOOD LUCK!! I, JIMMY ROBERSON, of i, J.J. ROBERSON, will my I. JOY ROBERSON, will all I. CHRISTY ROWELL, will I, JASON ROWELL. w.ll my I PAUL ROWELL, will my I. JIMMY RUGER, will all my L JIMMY SANDERS. wi0 all sound mind and body do will my pretty curb 4 my ability to woo my love to Jory Courson To BJ. my ability to have a chrerleading last can to David S. and my mus good time to LH. SH, 4 LO. love to Michelle Chesser and my my good tunes at BCHS and my ability to race from school to the the girb to David Crews. JD. 4 SW the ability to find IT. skirt that fits to LAH and my tular body to Randy M.; to Jabo My football ability to CR. To ability to pass each year to Kirby few good grades to Jason Lde! Zippy Mart to Kirk Saw and all To GG (L) 4 JL luck in the good tunes to JLS, CD. LO. I leave my ability to sleep and Lora B. my 4x4 truck and many Hanchey. my love to Paulette Sloan. future 4 mv long legs to Ms. HAVE FUN!! still pass! more good times together. Neal. I, ROGER SLOAN, will my sports ability to KS; mv dogs 4: gun to W[ . my truck and all my love to Sherry and all my FRIDAY NIGHTS to all un- derclassmen! I. LAMAR SMITH, will my ability to outrun Ben in my FORD to Enc S.. Chns H.. and will my good times at BCHS 4 at Waycross to Rhonda H.. Mona D. 4 Shelly J! I, DAVID SAPP, will my abili- ty to run around to Steve Gun- ter and the ability of somehow always being caught. GOOD LUCK! L NORMA SIKES, will all my love to Micheal and all my good tunes at BCHS to JE, CD 4 LD and anyone ebe who can handle them! Good luck to you all! I, AUDRY SLOAN, will my friendship to MR; my Chemis- try book to GS; my fun times to LAL CD and a special thanks to my faihily for all their sup- port! At pep rallies whoâs voice can be heard above all others? It has to be Donald Greaves. He is present at ball games and school activities and always showing that B.C.H.S. Heron spirit! When there is a ballgame or pep rally, who can bfc counted on to be in solid blue and gold? No one else, but Beth McKenzie. She is a great asset to our school spirit. Her voice will surely be missed next year. I. PAT STANFIELD. wiU my skipping ability to Rob. Brock- way and all my good times at BCHS to anyone who thinks they can handle them. I BRIAN STEEDLEY, wiU I WALTER STOREY, will my ability to play football to the my strength to finish school to class of '86 and my jam system to Bobby Johnson and my good Johns and my ability to keep my looks to all the boys behind me. mouth shut to Lance G. I. SUSAN STRICKLAND, will my ability to graduate to Bugs. And all my wild times to Vicky H âdonât get in trouble! L TRACY THOMAS, will my brains to LAL, my over-whelm- ing charm to CT, BH TS. And to a great girl, MLT, my ever-lasting friendship. Hard working and diligent are great definitions for Kelley Rentz and Tracy Thomas. They arc always enthusiastic to meet their goals. It is really an inspiration to watch them work. L KELVIN THORNTON, «vili all my coaching ability to Lee Murray and my great catch- ing ability to Moby. And the best of luck to LB. BH. CD and all the Seniors of 1986. L TEDDY THRIFT, will my ability to pass the classes to Barry Lee and all my love to Gndy Manders. I. RITA WAINRIGHT. will my great singing ability to MJ, all my special times at BCHS to TL and AC, and my ability to be on time to Jeff Hall. L SUSAN WARNER. w U my ability to catch a women to my brother and to my sister to catch a man and all my friendship to Peggy Oglesby with all ray love. I SHELIA WILLIAMS, will my ability to make good grades to Pam and my love and appre- ciation to my parents. L LISA WILLIS, will my heart %vith all my love to Kent Thom- as. My ability to graduate to Mi- chelle and lots of happiness to LL, AH, and MR L TONY WILSON, will my. ability to drive and never get caught to Edd, Steven, and Ran- dy. I KEVIN WOODS, will all the great times I had on the Beta trips to my sister Heidi. May she have as many good memories of BCHS as I do. NOT PICTURED Guy Edgy | James Lane Sharen Mathis Timmy Medlock Shane Moore Chuck Posey Michael Saxon Brenda Strickland Stephanie Sutton I. LINDA YOUMANS, will my ability to graduate to John- son and Crue. My last earring to my pet rock, Steve King, and all my thanks to the McKenzies. I, GUY EDGY, will my ability to ride a motorcycle to my little brother, Kevin and all my good looks to Martin. I, CHUCK POSEY, will my abili- ty to graduate to MC. S e n i o r s «9 We would like to welcome TERE- SA BARLOW to the Senior class of .985! I, JAMES LANE, will my ability to kill a big Buck and catch the meanest Bass around to Curtis R. and Steve G. do your best! I. MICHAEL SAXON, will my ability to play tennis to Gary Jones. L SHAREN MATHIS, will my ability to put up with school to Paula and to Jay be able to gra- duate. L SHANE MOORE, will all the good times I had at BCHS to all underclassmen and all my love to Tuu Edwards. L BRENDA STRICKLAND. will all my love and respect to my parents and my ability to bug Mr. C to all underclassmen who think they can handle it. GOOD LUCK! I. STEPHANIE SUTTON, will my religion to everyone every- } where because you all need it! Andj y if you think you can make it with- ! out JESUS think again! GOD BLESS' layout done by: stefame picklesimer photos by: coach picklesimer. isaac farm, stefanir picklesimer âAll-knowingâ seniors? Does B.C.H.S. have such people? Indeed we do; they are Sheila Williams and Ronnie Hurst. One need only to glance at their aca- demic record to verify their intellectual ability. They arc certainly an asset to our school. It doesnât take long for a visitor at B.C.H.S. to take note of our best-dressed seniors. Christy Rowell and Kevin Woods! Always neat and stylish these two could easily have stepped out of Seventeen Magazine. The student body and even teachers know that if there is something to be done, the two to call on are Fawn Chesser and Wally Highstnith. One can always depend on them. Class Officers Class Sponsors Wally HighsmithâPresident, Julie BaileyâVice President, Kelley RentzâSecretary, Kevin WoodsâTreasurer, Rhon CarterâParliamentarian. Rebecca Benton, Angel Compain, Gail Herrin, Pat Neal, Mike Pack, Juanita Spears. Class Song: Changes Coming On Class Flower: White Rose Class Color: Columbia Blue Class Motto: Dream not of yesterday, but of tomorrow'. Layout h I N ami K R Is it true That our limits in life Are limited by ourselves? Can we defy The so-called âplanâ And shape our world As we want it to be? Is our life set before us Like a path on a game board? If we make the right moves Wc win, If not Who knows. I hope I can choose for myself. The potential, I feel, is there. And nothing can stand in my way If I set my goals And adhere to them. I have no limits within myself, Only those set by othersâ And ii is those I have to overcome. Libby Rice Snuttlnr ffln Wah vt x,6 .. jiS5i report Brariii When the pressures are on and a test day is near, a number of dedicated stu- dents are found sweating out long hours of studying, learning new things, and im- proving their minds. However, another group of dishonest students are found busily devising foolproof cheat methods, including these three. Hidden in her sleeve, what appears to be a scrap of meaningless paper is actually a professional masterpiece, a cribânote crammed with all the answers She could find to help with her test. Although sweaty palms might pose an awesome problem. Many cheaters find writing answers on the palm of the hand one of the more effective cheating modes. After carefully writing the answers on the bottom of his shoe, the person has to very discreetly take quick peaks at his notes, hoping that they haven't worn off after all his hard work. Although the ? methods may teem tomewhat lavor able, some flaws are easily caught tor example, there it always the threat of a pop quit enough to toil even the professional cheater. Also, the risk of getting spotted is a constant worry. And. at the ohl atiage goes, cheaters never win. and winners never cheat. 22 Subjcctive Viewpoints Layout by Stefanie. Cheating on a test is an act of despera- tion especially when you realize you stud- ied the wrong sub- ject the night be fore. (S) X is cheating when: X looks on Y's paper. X writes on the bottom of X's shoe and X reads the bottom of X's shoe during a test. (T) D. Lane Teachers' com- ments: T Students' comments S â JULIE BAILEY: Band i ,2.5,4; Pep dub 1; Jr. Beta .; Sr. Beta 2,3; Jr. Class Secrcury; Sr. Class Vice- President; Band Secretary 3; Drum Major 4; Proâą Princess }; Valentine Sweetheart 2; Student Council 2,3; Debate Team 3; Hugh O'Brian Scholarship Candidate t; Jr Miss Finalist 3; Prom Decorating Committee 3; Honor Roll 1,2,3. ANGELA BAKER: FHA; 4-H. CINDY BATTEN: FHA LEON BELL: FFA 1.2,3 ; Basketball t.2 . LYNN BOLDEN: Chorus; Concert Choir; Literary 3,4. ALAN BROCKWAY: FBLA. FFA. CHRIS BURGESS: Annual Staff 3,4âSports Conditor 3 ; Band 1.2.3,4âTrombone Section Leader 2,3,4; Beta Club 1,2,3,4â'Vice-President 1, Vice-President 4; FBLA 1 ; Honor Roll 2,3,4; TAG Governors Honors Alternate; Hoby-nominee 2; UGA Certificate of Mem 3; Beta State Conven- non 2,3 âTalent competition 3; Scholastic All American; Junior Class Treasurer; Prom Decorating Committee. RHON CARTER: Annual Staff 3 ; TAG t A3 Band ,,2-Saxaphone Section Leader; Chorus t; Concert Choir 2a History Club 1; Hugh O'Brian Scholarship Candidate; 4-H i,2,3,4âParliamentar- un 2, Vice-President 3, President 4; Covers and Company I A3 4t Leadership Award 3; D P.A 1,2,3 ; State Congress 2; Literary-School Quartet 2,3 ; Boy's Solo 3; Prom Decorating Committee; Sr. Class Parliamentarian; Student Council 1; Sr. Class SuperlativeâMost Talented. BOBBY JOE CHANCEY: Football 1,2; Golf 2,3,4; FFA 1,2. JOHN CHESSER: FBLA t; FFA t,2,3,4; Debate Te.un 1.2; Industrial Arts 1,2. LANNICE CLEVER: FFA 1.2,3 ; Track 3,4. CAROLYN COLLINS: FHA; FBLA FRANKLIN CREWS: Industrial Arts-President. LAMAR CREWS: FFA; Industrial Arts. ANGELA DAVIS: FHA 1,2; Basketball 1,2,4; Softball 1; Cross Country 1. LEN DAVIS: Football IAJA Baseball 4; FFA 3 ; Industrial Arts 2. ROSE DIXON: FHA 2.3 . SELETA DOWLING: FBLA 1,2,3 ; VICA 2,3; FHA 1; Cheerleading (Varsity) 3,4; Homecom- ng 1.3 LEISHA DRIGGERS: 4-H 1.2,3; Sr Beta 2,3 ; VICA 4-Secretary 4. JAN DUKES: VICA 2,3 ; Flag Corp 2,3,4âCaptain 4; Student Council 4; FHA 1; Chorus 2. JIM DUKES: Track ,2,3.4âState Championship polevolt; Football I; Basketball 1,2. ISAAC FARM: Basketball; Chorus 2; Student Council I, Track 1,2,3 . Football 2,3 Literary 3 , Drama 3. 4-H ,.a,3 -Parhamentanan. V.ce-Pre dcnt; TAG .,2,3 , Disc Jockey 3 Honor Roll } { Annual Staff 4, Who's Who Among American Students 4; Sr. Superlative CHUCKY FOLKER: Track 1,2,3 (Most Valuable Runnet); Cross Country t.2.3 ; (Most Valuable Runner); FFA ; Honor Roll 1,2,3 ; Basketball Manager 2,3; Chorus 1,2,3; State Cross Country 3,4; State Track 3,4. RICHARD GIBSON: Football 1,2,3.4; Basketball 2; Baseball 4; FFA 4 DONALD GRAVES: Football 1,2; Track 2; FFA .2,3.4; JV Basketball 1; Drama 4 CINDY GRIFFIN: FFA 1,2,3,4-Secretary 3. President 4; Flag Corp 2.3; Pep Club 1; FBLA 4. BUNNIE HARRIS: Pep Club t; Band ,2,3; Flag Corp aâCo-captain 2; Basketball 1.2,4; Cross Country 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4, Cheerleading M-Best All Around Cheerleader 1; Homecoming Court 1; Drama 1. DARRELL HENDRIX: TAG i,2;Jr.Beta i;Sr. Beta 2,3.4; FBLA 2.3.4; FFA 1; Basketball 1.2,3 ; Track 1,2,3 ; Football 1,2.3 âCaptain 4. BERT HERRIN: Basketball; FBLA; FFA. LAURA HERRIN: Chorus 1,2,3, Concert 2.3,4; FHA 1; FBLA 4; Beauty Contest t,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1.2. SUZANNE HICKOX: JV Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 2.3,4; Golf t.2,4; Chcerteading 1,4; FBLA 1,2,3 ; FHA 1; TAG t.2.3,4; Cross Country 4. BEVERLY HIGHSMITH: FBLA 4; VOT 4; Former High School (BHS)âFHA i .2,3; VOT 3; Pep Club 1; FBLA 3; DCT 3; CBVE 3; Sophomore Homeroom Representative. WALLY HIGHSMITH: Band t.2.3 ; Jr. Class President; Sr. Class President Sr. Beta 4. TERRI HOWELL: Pep Club 1; Varsity Cheerlcading 1; VICA 2,3,4; FBLA 2,3; Student Council 2,3,4; Homecoming Presentation t,2.3,4; Homecoming Court 2,3,4. RONNIE HURST: Football 1,2,3 ; FFA 2,3; UGA Certificate of Merit 3; Presbyterian College Jr. Fellow 3; TAG 1,2.3 ; Honor Roll 1,2,3 ; Track 2; Student Council 3; Math Team 4. SHERI HURST: Honor Roll 2; FHA 1. SCOTTIE JOHNS: Football 1,2.3 âCaptain 4; Basketball 1,2,3 âCaptain 4; Track 1,2,3 â Captain 3; Tennis 3 ; Baseball 4; FFA 1,3 . BECKY JOHNSON: Flag Corp 3 - Squad Leader 4; VICA 3 ; Whoâs Who Among American High School Students 3. LISA JOHNSON: Basketball 1,2,3 ; Track ANK JORDAN: FFA i,2,3 -Officer 3 ; Football; Student Council; Industrial Am. CYNDEE JUSTICE: Jr. Beta 1; Sr. Beta 2,3 ; TAG 1,2.3; FBLA 3; Homecoming Representative 1,2,3 ;Annual Staff Dna 3- Counselor Assistant 3.4; Fourth Runner Up Jr Mbs BCHS 2; Honor Roll 1,2. KIM KELLY: FHA 1,2. TIM KING: FFA i ,3 -Sentinel Officer CAREY KNIGHT: Basketball-JV 1. Varsity 3; Cross Country 3 Layout By: Tammt and Kelley 26 Semor Directories GLENDA KNOX: 4-H 1; FBLA 1,3; VICA 2.4; Chorus 3; Jr. Gass Parliamentarian; Drama 4. GAKY LANE: FFA 1.3,4; TAG 1,2,3.4. GARY LEE: FFA 1,2,34; Student Council; TAG t,2,3,4. LYNDA LEE: Beta 1,2,3,4âDistrict Talent Winner 2, Sate Convention 2,3,4, State Talent 2,3; TAG 1,31,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3; Annual Staff 2,3,4âCopy Editor 3,4; Debate Team 3; Pep Club President 1; HOBY Leadership Award 2; Homecoming 1,3,4; Co-Ed-Y 2; Jr. Miss BCHS Second Runner Up 3; Prom Decorating Committee; Honor Roll 1,2; FHA 1, FFA 1. MICHELLE LEE: Band 1; Annual Staff 2,3,4; Pep Club 1; Jr. Beu Reporter 1; Sr. Beta 2,3,4â Secretary 4, State Convention 2,3,4; Student Council t; TAG 1.2,3,4; FHA 1âJunior Degree; Honor Roll 1,2; Prom Decorating Committee. POLLYANNA LEE: FFA 1; FHA 1; VICA a,3,4-President 4 RANDY LEE: FFA 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Concert Choir 2,3; Industrial Arts 3; FBLA 4; VOT 4. KATHY MERCER: Track I,2,3,4; FHA 2,3,4âSecretary 3« President 4; FBLA 2; Student Council 2; Drama 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Presentation 2,3,4; Literary 3âFirst Place District SC State. PAM MIDDLETON: Band 1,2. RAY MILTON: FFA 1; Industrial Arts 1,2,3,4; FBLA 4; VOT 4. DONALD MOORE: FFA 24; Industrial Arts t. TAMMI NEWHAM: Annual Suff 2,3,4âBusiness Manager 4; Beta 1,2,34âDistrict Secretary 2, State Convention 2,34, National Convention 2, State Talent 3; Student Council 3; Co-Ed-Y 2; FHA 2; Debate Team 3; Pep Gub 1; Prom Decorating Committee; TAG 1,2,34; Honor Roll 1,2,34; Track Manager 4. TONY OâNEAL: Football 2; Basketball 1; Track i; Baseball 1; FBLA 1; FFA 3; Industrial Arts 2; Weight Lifting 3; FHA 1. WENDELL O'NEAL: Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2,34; Track 1,2; Golf 3,4; Hugh O'Brian Honor Award; National Acadamy of Awards; Whoâs Who Among American High School Students; Sr. Beta 2,34; FFA 1,2; FBLA 1. LEE PARKER: Band 1,2,34; Sage Band 2,3; Band Manager 3; Outstanding Band Officer 3; Band Captain 4; Band Solo-Ensemble 2; Prom Prince 3. STEFANIE PICKLESIMER: Annual Saff 1,2,34âCo-editor 3, Editor 4; Band 1,2; Beta 2,34- District Reporter 2, State Convention 2,3,4, National Convention 2, State Talent 3, Chairman of Spring Ring 3; Debate Team 3,4âPresident 4; Literary (Extemp.) 3; FBLA 1,2; FHA 1,2âParliamentarian 2; 4-H i; HOBY Nominee; Honor Roll 1,2; TAG 1,2,3,4; Golf 1,24; Prom Decorating Committeeâ Chairman; Homecoming Representative 1,2,34. LISA PURVIS: FHA 1,2,34âProject Chairperson 2; Track 24; Concert Choir 34; Drama 3; Chorus 2,34. RHONDA QUEEN: FBLA 1; FHA 2. GENE RENTZ: Band 14,34; Sage Band 1.2,34; FFA 1; Jr. Beu 1; TAG 34. KELLEY RENTZ: Annual Staff 2,34âBusiness Manager 4; Jr. Beta Vice-President 1; Sr. Beta 2,34âState Convention 2,4, District Convention 2; Co-Ed-Y 2; Debate Team 3; Track 1,2,34â Manager 34; Honor Roll 1,2; HOBY Nominee; Student Council 3. JOY ROBERSON: FHA 1; VICA 2.3âSecretary 3; Flag Corp 3; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3; UGA Certificate of Merit 3; Prom Decorating Committee; Honor Roll 1.2,34; FBLA 4. PAUL ROWELL: Football 34 (Defensive End); FFA 1,3; Industrial Arts 1; Honor Roll 1,2 CHRISTY ROWELL: Cheerleader 2.3,4âCaptain 4; FBLA 1,2,34âPresident 4; FHA 1,2,34; Concert Choir 3,4; Homecoming Court 1; Homecoming Queen 4; Softball 4. JIMMY RUGER: FFA 1,2,3; Industrial Arts 1,2,34. AUDRY SLOAN: Beu 1,2,34âState Convention 2,3,4; Student Council 2; HOBY Nominee; FBLA 4; Honor Roll 1,2,4; Pep Club 1; Prom Decorating Committee. ROGER SLOAN: FFA 1,2,34; Football 1,34; Student Council 34âPresident 4; Basketball 1; Baseball 4. LAMAR SMITH: Student Council; FBLA. BRIAN STEEDLEY: Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,34; Baseball 4; FFA 1,2,34; VICA 4. SUSAN STRICKLAND: FHA 1,2; FBLA 2; VICA 2,34-Reporter, Vice-President; JV Basket- ball 2. STEPHANIE SUTTON: Tennis; Track. TRACY THOMAS: Annual Staff 34âCo-editor 3, Editor 4; Beu 1,2,34âPresident 24, State Talent 3, State Convention 2,3-4; FBLA 1,2; FFA 2,34âMarket Hog Show, Fair; 4-H 1; HOBY nominee; Honor Roll 1,2,34; Student Council t; TAG t.2,3,4; Track 1,2; Baseball 4; Disc Jockey 34. KELVIN THORNTON: Football 1.2.34; Basketball 14; Baseball 4; Track 14; Tennis 1,2,34; Weight Lifting 14.34âFirst Place 1,2,34; FFA 1,2,34âTractor Driving Fourth Place 2,3; Com Contest Third Place 3; Crop Producing Second Place 2, First Place 3; Swine Producing First Place 3; Market Hog Show 1,2,34âThird Place 2,3; Jr. Beta 1; FBLA 4; FHA 34; Industrial Arts 2,3; Student Council 1; Who's Who Among American High School Students 34. TEDDY THRIFT: Industrial Arts. RITA WAINRIGHT: FHA 14-Junior Degree; Pep Gub 1; VICA 3; FBLA 34; Library Assistant 3; Prom Decorating Committee; Who's Who Among American High School Students. SHELIA WILLIAMS: Flag Corp 2,34âCaptain 34; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Chorus 2; Graduation Usher 3. LISA WILLIS: Jr. Beta 1.2; FBLA 34; FHA 1,2,34; JV Basketball 1; Jr. Miss BCHS 1. KEVIN WOODS: Beta 2,34âTreasurer 4, State Convention 2,34, Sate Talent 3; Band; Debate Team 2,34; Sr. Class Treasurer; Jr. Beta 1; Honor Roll 2; Drama 4; Prom Decorating Committee; Annual Staff 3; TAG 1.2,34; HOBY Nominee. LINDA YOUMANS: Band 1; Chorus f; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Jr 8â  VICA 1,4; Pep Gub 1; Drama 34. Senior Directories 27 Layout By: Tammi and Kelley MY SOMEONE SPECIAL Name Tclcphonc_ Birthday__ Height____ cweottf Weight Eye color_ âșptciaft pHoto Our first date was MY FAVORITE Tcacher_ Class Color_ Sport_ food Musical group_ Song__________ Movie Cologne_ Perfume_ Car Actor Actress To Brantley County High we give Our love and loyal praises. Our hearts and minds are both entwined; Our voice in song now raises. We love your fields of stately pines. The heronâs 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! PRICES TODAY Hamburgcrs_ Hot dogs_ French fries_ Cokes Shakes_ Pizza Lunches Candy bars_ Gum Tobacco_ Albums_ Tapes___ Books Magazines Annuals Ball gamcs_ Dances____ Movies Concerts_ Polos Sweaters Members Only_ Docksiders___ Vans Haircuts_ Braces__ Gold____ Cars Gas (per gal)_ Roses (doz)__ Prom dress___ Prom tux Class ring_ Graduation cxp._ Cap Gown______ Invitations_____ Class key_______ Memory album_ « . V 'â iC LayoutâMary Let 28 Special Spriul 29 I o z Much spirit was shown during the week starting with the presentation Monday which many dressed e s e n t a t i o n Marcia Gibson. Lora Herndon. Rebecca Rowell. Erica Wilson. Leslie Ammons. Sherry Harris. Julie Rentz. Tiffany Sikes. Lora Batten. Cindy Beverlin, Missy Griffin. Rose Griffin. Alicia Harrell. Lynn Helmuth. Lori-Anne Hinesley. Scarlet Johns. Lea King. Laura Lane. Connie Mercer. Lisa O'Berry. Kelly Sandow. Dara Sears. MaryLee Tim- merman. Leisha Driggers. Cindy Griffin. Bunnie Harris. Suzanne Hickox. Terri Howell. Cyndee Justice. Lynda Lee. Michelle Lee. Pollyanna Lee. Kathy Mercer. Pam Middleton. Stefanie Picklesimer. Christy Rowell. Lisa Willis, Linda Youmans. up for. The rest of the week students were either dressed in camouflage, as Michael Jackson, as a cowboy, or showing their spirit in blue or gold to carry out the festivities of Homecoming week. As rain drenched the fans and players Friday night, the Herons overcame an opening kickoff touchdown by McIntosh to win our Homecoming game 28-18. The ceremonies at half time were stiH carried out even though they were brief and the court and their escorts had to trudge onto the field under umbrellas for the announcement of the 1984-85 Queen. Miss Christy Rowell. Many students pre- ferred the warmth and dryness of the Homecoming Dance which carried a better attendance of stu- dents since not all desired to brave it out in the icy rain. This was definitely a Homecoming all wil re- member. Homecoming 31 ji Suff Board of Education Chairmen: John I. Lee Frank Riggins Linda Bell Joe Sears [ Linda Carter , Assistant Principal Grace Joiner GA College B.S. Biology UGA M.E.D. Science Valdosta St. Melton Callahan Univ. of FL Valdosta St. B.S. Guidance Counselor Vocational Director Jimmy Thomas Valdosta St. M.S Voc. Ed. Mark Rogers Univ. of AL B.S. English M.E.D Peggy Justice UGA E D S. Ed. Special Ed. Coord Virieen Strickland GA Southern B.S. Elem Ed. M.E.D. Central Office Administration layout by lea Forrest Thomas GA Southern M S. Ed. Winell Bowen WCG. UGA M.Ed. Media Shirley Howard Records Clerk layout by lea Maxine Morgan Records Clerk Jane Lane Vocational Secretary Janette Tucker Vocational Secretary Patsy Altman School Secretary Carolyn Gunter Wanda Hagin Lavada Johnson Donald Altman Andrew College A.A. GA Southern BSED (Ed.) Linda Marion GA Southern B.S.. Elem. Ed. Armstrong St. M.Ed. Manis Davis GA Southern B.S. Biology Anne Couch FSU B.S. Math Ed. Darlene Lane GA College B.S. Mathematics Mike Pack GA Southern B.S. Ed. M.Ed. Annette Rainge GA Southern B.S. Biology Anne Canipe Winthrop College B.A. History Pamela Hammond FSU B.S. Social Studies Ed. Grace Malmberg Troy St. Univ.. AL B.A. History. German Terry Varnadore GA Southern B.S. Criminal Justice Valdosta St. Secondary Ed. Layout by LEA MU5IQUE AAELODIOS G fine Arts BEAUX-ART5 BELLt AATI Philip Freund UGA B.M. Music Ed. Janet Shearouse UGA B.F.A. Art Ed. IXTTERAIURA Larry Freund UGA B.A. Music, M.A. Marie Boyett GA Southern B.S. Music Ed. LITTER ATURE. Sherrille Compain Stetson Univ. B.A. GA Southern M.Ed. Carolyn Thomas GA Southern B.S. Ed. A.R. Compain Univ. of FL B.A.. M.A.. English Spanish History Ruby Moody GA College M.Ed. Anne Harper UGA B.S. English Ed. Valdosta St. M.E.D. Pat Neal Valdosta St. B.S. Secondary Ed. VCLA Interior Design 36 Suff Rebecca Benton James Ray Valdosta St. Berry College B.S. Business Ed. B.S. Industrial Arts Gail Herrin Univ. Hospital School NursingâR.N. Dorothy Ham UGA B.S. Home Ec. Ed. I Everett Lee GA Southern Huey Ham UGA B.S. Agricultural Ed. William Kyser GA Southern Electronics Sharon Woodard UGA B.S. Business Ed. Lee Murray GA Southern B.S. Ed. P.E. Education Cindy Ham GA Southern MED Home Ec. Sandra Lambert GA College B.S. Business Ed. Valdosta St. MED Business Ed. Frank Bullard FSU B.S. P.E. Special Education John Paul Picklesimer B.S. Pikeville Collegeâ P.E. Pol. Science MED Valdosta St.âMR: Gifted Ed. EDS Valdosta St.âMR: Gifted Ed. Connie Miller Univ. of NE B.S. Spec. Ed. Helen Rimes CA State P.A. B.Sc. Paraprofessionals Juanita Spears Univ. of S. FL B.A. Valdosta St. Cert. Sp Ed. Sissy Baxley GA Southern B.S. Psychology Valdosta St. M.Ed. Special Ed. Barbara Maefield Linda Morgan Ann Lawson GA Southern B.S. Elem. Ed. RVI Valdosta St. MED Special Ed. Shelia Smith Gloria Hurst 38 Suff Lunchroom Personnel Lillian Hall Wanette Johnson Elvera Lee Ronald Sharpe L a y 0 u t b y s c a r 1 e t Bus Drivers Geraldine Branch Jean Craven Barbara Barksdale Mauise Carver Elylondia Clark Diane Carter Evelyn Fender Linda Fowler Patricia Drury H.O. Gunter Joann Harrell Allen Griffin Dorothy Rowell Cheryl Helmuth Sina Hickox Reavis Hickox Shelby Jacobs Jimmy Thomas Ruth Jones James Lewis Mae Etta Blue Virgil Rowell Inez Rozier Maxine Thomas Ernest Thrift Jim Wainright Addie Wilder Elbert Wilson Mary Rogers I Suff 9 This years Senior Miss Pageant had twenty-six contestants participating Miss Vikki Thrift. 1983-84 Sr. Miss, had the honor of crowning the new. 1984-85 Miss Brantley County High. Miss Lynda Lee. Lynda enjoys dancing, singing and playing the piano. Miss Lee's future plans are to attend South Georgia College and major in fashion merchandising and in business. The Annual Staff was her sponsor. 40 Sr. Mi layout By: Lynda Lee QUEEN: LYNDA LEE P 1984-85 BRANTLEY COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL S SENIOR MISS RUNNERS UP The 1st Runner upâMiss Ju- lie Bailey, Julie is a 17 year-old senior. Miss Baileyâs future plans are to receive an Associate of Arts degree in Pre-Pharmacy from Brew ton Parker and then attend Mercer College of Phar- macy and receive a Bachelor of Science degree. Julie was spon- sored by the band._______ The 2nd Runner upâMis$ Stefanie Picklesimer. Stefanie is 18 years old and a senior. Miss Picklesimer's future plans are to attend Valdosta State College, she plans to follow in her parents footsteps and also ] become a teacher. The Annual iuiff was Stefanie's sponsor There was a tie in second run- ner up. therefore: The 2nd run- ner upâMiss Lisa Willis. Lisa is an 18 year-old senior. Miss Willisâ future plans are to be- come a Medical Secretary. Lisa was sponsored by Mrs. Bentonâs Homeroom. The 4th Runner upâMiss Amy Lewis. Amy is a junior, she is 17 years-old and plans to at- tend college, preferably Vander- bilt or Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and obtain a de- gree in computer technology. Amy K-aj sponsored by the An- nual Staff. 2nd Layout By: Stefanie P Sr Miss 41 This year's Junior Miss Pageant has sixteen contestants. Miss Neely Griffin, reigning queen, had the honor of crowning the new 1984-85 Brantley County High Junior Miss. Miss Melanie Halligan. Miss Halligan's future plans are presently undecided. Her hobbies include softball, cheering and she just enjoys being with friends. Melanie's sponsor was the Energy Efficiency Experts. The five finalists were: Lisa Christine Bagley, Melanie Halligan. Lisa Lee. Michael Ann Ray. and Sandra Yawn. 42 Junior Mi Layout by: Lynda 1984-85 BRANTLEY COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL S JUNIOR MISS RUNNERS UP The 1st Runner upâMiss Michael Ann Ray. Michael Ann is a 15 year-old sophomore. Miss Rayâs future plans are to attend college and then leach math on high school level. Her sponsor. Coach Rayâs Home- room. The 2nd Runner upâMiss Sandra Yawn. Sandra is a 14 year-old freshman. Miss Yawn's future plans are to ah tend college and become a sci- ence or history teacher. She was sponsored by her parents. VkâEN: MELANIE The 3rd Runner upâMiss Lisa Christine Bagley. Lisa is a 16 year-old sophomore. Her fu- ture plans are to join the Navy and construct a career in design- ing clothes. Lisa was sponsored by her parents. The 4th Runner upâMiss Lisa Lee. Lisa is a 15 year-old sophomore. Lisa plans to go to college, and her sponsor was Coach Bullardâs Homeroom. L a y o u t B y: M a r y L e e Junior Mm 43 Tanya Allen Carolyn Allison Veronica Arnold Suzi Baker Glynn Carter Michael Carter Roxanne Chapman Lisa Cheshire Cheryl Butler Layout by: Amy Lewis 44 Juniors Chad Chesser Stephania Chesser Charles Chester Darla Clark Sharon Cobb David Crews Jeff Crews Jerry Crews Shannon Cranford Cindy Crews Blake Dowling Chad Dowling Chris Dowling f Mona Dowling Laura Drury Layout by: Amy Lewis Juniors, Paula Griffin Rose Griffin Pam Farm Garfield Green Missy Griffin Mary Gibson Neely Griffin Shannon Gibson Chad Goodyear Steve Gunter Kirby Hanchey Denise Harden Alicia Harkleroad Alicia Harrell Annette Harris Blake Harris Judy Harris Missy Hartley Lynn Helmuth Layout by: Amy Lewis 46 jumors Rhonda Herrin Roy Herrin Donna Hickox Randall Hickox Sheri Hickox Lisa Howell Katrina Hudson Melissa Hyers Lori Anne Hinesley Pam Horne A f a s h i n t h e P a n ! Melissa Johns L a y 0 u t Benjie Johns A y L e w 1 s Rocky Johns 1 Amy Lewis Mary Ann Lovell Eddie Lynn Leigh Ann Lyons Teresa McDaniel Cindy Manders Connie Mercer Randy Milton Hinesta Mitchell Brian Moody Alan McGill Susan McKinnon Ronnie Martin Jeffrey Moore Layout by: Amy 48 Junxxs Jeffrey Riggins Angela Roberson Beverly Roberson Alisa Rowell Katie Rowell Layout by: Amy Jumorj 49 Dawn Sapp Curt Sauls Steven Scheer Kelly Sandow Shawn Sandow Dara Sears Constance Shuman Jeffrey Singletary Donna Smith John Smith Freddie Snipes Terry Snipes Carol Spence Vanessa Spikes Ronda Steedley Bobby Stewart Joey Lynn Strickland Juanita Sutton Ben Sweat Celia Thomas Layout by: Amy Lewis 50 Juniors Barbara Warner Terrance Waters Tyrone Waters Mark White 4 Cindy Williams jumon v Donald Altman Loren Altman Dewayne Albritton Shannon Aldridge Allen Allison Marie Ammons Lisa Bagley Jeff Barber 52 Sophomofes Tracy Cancr Amy Cleland Greg Cox Pam Deen Sophomores A 3 Brian Bosley Teresa Brauda Michelle Chesser Gayletha Collins Penny Davis Coy Brooker Earlene Chester John Collins Tony Crews Micheal Callahan Julie Clark Rhonda Davis Curtis Crews Eddie Dawson Marc Chancey Carlyle Clever Charlotte Crews Phillip Davis Kristie Dean Katie Compain Bondy Gibson Kim Graham Virginia Greene Charlotte Griffin Cindy Griffin Ed Haddock Gerald Hall Stephanie Griffin Tim Grimesly Steven Groover V4 Sophomoccs Vicky Harris Eric Hartley Wayne Henderson Mike Hendrix Carmann Herndon Clay Harrison Kim Hendrix John eHerrin Madison Herrin Ken Hickox Tracy Hickox Janet Highsmith Richard Hite Anna Hodge John Hodge T v Lynn Holton David Home Steven Howell Alethea Home Sophomores }} Jack Jones Staci Jordan Joy King LeAnn Kirkland Kim Knight Barry Lee David Lee Jason Lee Joseph Lee Pam Legrear Joe Lewis Karen Lee Lisa Lee Michael Lee 6 Sophomorcs Roger Lewis Pam Lynn Shadriclc McMillian Cleve Manning Melinda Moody Dawn Nadeau Claudette Muphy Joy Moody Missy Moore Karen Morgan Denise Moore Julie Rentz Regina Richter Anita Rowell Sophomorrs 57 Curtis Rowell Sheldon Rowell Cindy Sapp Terry Sapp Ronnie Sharpe Virginia Small Dana Steedley Georgia Stewart Frank Stokes Tina Sloan Craig Strickland Harvey Strickland Donna Sumner Donna Stone Amanda Strickland Connie Sweat Angie Thomas Earl Thomas Jenny Thomas Ronnie Thomas 8 Sophomores Bill Walker William Warner Matt Washam Jay Wilder Chad Williams Nykki Willis Leslie Wofford Charlene Zeigler NOT PICTURED Janice Boatright Tony Boatright Chris Branch Eddie Corbitt Bobby Davis Michelle Harrell Tammy Hutcheson Gerald Lewis Jeff Morgan Prudence Pinkney Cornelius Zellous L A Y O U T B Y S H A N D R C Sophomores S9 Shawn Albritton Jessie Baker Cristen Barber Ronda Jo Altman Michael Bearden Shannon Bell Vernon Bessing Tina Blocker Stephen Booth Elven Branch Annette Britton Syble Brooker Billy Burlett Diana Branch Robin Carter James Chancey Scott Chesser Gina Clark Lynn Carter 6o Fre hmtn Claude Cobb Melissa Coleman Michelle Coleman Jean Cooper Richard Clark Jerome Courson Wayne Cox Bobby Crawford Allen Crews Helen Crews Jeff Crews Jimmy Crews Teresa Crews Sandy Crowe Jerry Daniels Brian DePratter Paula Dobose Chris Davis Loretta Davison Robbie Deen Freshmen 6! 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TEACHER Davit 18.6% Cam pc 7 Picklesimer ij.6 Pack 10.2 Neal 7-9 Altman 7-6 Benton 7-6 Woodard 6.8 Bullard 6.i Lambert 4- i MOVIES Football 595% Basketball aoJ Track 5-« Tennis 4-5 Hunting 3-3 Volleyball 3-° Hockey t.2 Gymnastics 1.2 Swimming 1.2 Racing 1.2 Levi's JEANS Leviâs 48.9% Lee âą4 Calvin Klein 7- Chic 5-Âź Jordache «âą4 Wranglers «âą3 Zena âą3 Guess âą3 Vanderbilt âą7 Sassoon âą7 Purple Rain 43-3% Karate Kid 16a Ghost busters 12.1 Footloose 7 Porkyâs 5-Âź Teachers 4 Body Rock âą9 Gremlins âą9 Revenge of Nerds M ET. 1.2 RESTAURANT Pizza inn, SOAP OPERA Guiding Light 83.7% Young 4c Restless 8.9 General Hospital 2.6 Days of Our Lives 24 As the World Turns 24 Capitol âą5 Pizza Inn «7-6% Golden Coral 16.2 McDonaldâs 4-Âź Captain Joeâs 12.5 Pizza Hut 7-4 Western Sizzlin 7-0 Shoneyâs 7-0 Burger King 7-0 Duck Pond 5- Cedar Hill 5- T.V. SHOW Charles in Charge 15.3% Dreams 3Âź Simon 4C Simon 13.6 Cover Up 12.0 Fall Guy « M A Team 9-3 Dynasty 7-1 Magnum 6.6 Knots Landing 6.6 Paper Dolls 5-5 Van Halen 17.0% Chicago âą4-6 Alabama 3Âź ZZ-Top ««âą9 Duran Duran 114 Prince 4c Revolution 106 Twisted Sister 7-9 The Cars 64 The Time 4-3 Night Ranger âą7 ACTRESS Heather Thomas 324% Heather Locklear 19.2 Brooke Shields 9.6 Joan Collins 7- Lorn Anderson 7 Lynda Carter 7 Bo Derek 4Âź Linda Evans 4Âź Morgan Fairchild 4-3 Kate Jackson 4-3 â â â Hi SONGS Hard Habit to Break by Chicago 3-9% Purple Rain by Prince 14.2 Letâ Go Crazy by Prince IU Hello Again by The Can âą0-4 I want to Rock by Twisted Sister 97 On the Dark Side by John Caferty 7-3 Jitterbug by Wahm 6.7 I canât Drive 55 by Sammy Hager 6.7 Darling Nikki by Prince 3- I feel for you by Chaka Khan 46 37 INDIVIDUAL Prince 4-1% Lionel Richie âą8-4 Rick Springfield lli Cindi Lauper 9-4 Michael Jackson 8-9 Hank Williams, Jr. 8-5 Billy Idol 7 Bruce Springsteen V Stevie Wonder 3-3 Kenny Rogers 1A COLOGNE Stetson 33 3% Polo 18.6 Jovan Musk l O Devin 9-3 Brut 6.0 English Leather 4-5 1 Ha 1st on 38 Chaps M Cahz âą3 Black Suede «âą3 Ferran '3-9% Corvette âą4-7 Z28 Camaro 33 Mustang 10.6 Lambergine 106 Regal 9-3 Porshe 8-9 Trans-Am 6A SS-Monte Carlo 60 joo-ZX 4-7 Tom Selleck 34-9% John Stamos 12.0 dint Eastwood 11.0 John-Eric Hexum âą0-4 Bun Reynolds 0-4 Bill Murray 8-3 Mr. T 7-3 Lee Majors 4- John Wayne 4- Jan-Michael Vincent 4- PERFUME GM MARK OF EXCELLENCE Jovan Musk 33- % Vanderbuilt 3-8 Gara 0-3 Charlie 9-3 Enjoli 7-9 Hakton 7-3 Sand-n-Sable 4-6 Jordache 3-4 Foxfire 3-4 RADIO STATION Rock 105 33-4% Rock 105 33-4 WQCW 4-3 93X 11.1 101Q 3-7 97 WATV .6 Y94 .6 Blue 387% Purple «9-4 Red 16.7 Pink 8.6 Green 8.6 ' Black 4-8 Yellow 4-9 Gray 2.1 Brown t.l Aqua IX Pizza 44-3% Seafood 9-9 Steak 4-3 French Fries 9- Hamburgers 6.2 Chicken âą9 Chinese «3 Lasagne «âą3 Spaghetti 1.0 Spare ribs 7 S u r v e Y B r- s t e f a Statistics. 69 layoutâmlchelle 4 chad 70 Oufas Chuck Posey. Leonard Murphy. Julia Warner. Constance Shumans. Lori Anne Hlnsley. Mary Lee Timmerman. Joey Lynn Strick- land. Charlotte Tomlinson. Missy Griffin. Lea King. Cornelius Zealous. Joseph Lee StefanlÂŁ Picklesl er, Jason Dukes. Kristi Hutchinson. Katie Compaln. Ralph McCormick. Dawn Nadeau. Sheri Harris. Kevin Wood guiette Sloan- Ms. Malmberg started work- ing at Brantley County High School February 1980. Last year, she revived the debate team and became their advi- sor. In college, she took special classes dealing with debate and. In so doing, put many long hours into work and research. Ms. Malmberg really enjoys debate team. Last year was a real learning experience but she feels It was a success be- cause the students learned from it and that makes anything worthwhile. Advisor: Grace Malmberg President:_________ Stefanie Picklesimer Vice-president: Lea King Secretary: Constance Shumans Treasurer: Mary Lee Timmerman layoutâchad goodyear Gubf 71 Shawn Allbrltton, Ronda Altman, Marie Ammons, Veronica Arnold, Crlsten Barber, Cindy Batten, Shelly Besslng, Dianna Branch, Robin Carter. Melissa Coleman, Michelle Coleman, Katie Compaln, Jean Cooper. Tammy Crews. Laretta Davison, Rose Dixon, Janice Doyle. Tina Doyle. Lynn Drury, Paula Dubose. Missy Duchen, Pam Farm, Melissa Farrell, Mary Gibson, Audrey Goodyear. Vicky Goodyear, Virginia Greene. Hope Griffin, Paula Griffin, Rose Griffin, Eve Hand, Jeanle Harrell. Carmann Herndon, Kathy Herrin, Rhonda Herrin. Sheila Howard, LlsaJIhnson, Ashlee Jones. Dwana Jones, Robin Jones. Amy Kelly, Theresa LaVlolette, Jody Lake. JanlneLane. Karen V. Lee. Melinda Lee. Susan Lee, Kellie Lewis, Michelle Lewis. Pamela Lynn. Michelle Martin. Vanzeta McCall, Beth McKenzie. Mary McKinnon. Kathy Mercer. Melinda Moody, Denise Moore. Tammy Moore. Pam Morgan, Cherly Mullls. Dawn Nadeau, Brenda O Quinn, Jeannette Parrish, Lori Petty. Prudence Pinkney, Sandra Pinkney, Lisa Purvis. Rhonda Queen, Michele Rhoden. Tammy Roundtree, Anita Rowell, Curtis Rowell. Pamela Seitz, Denise Shenfield, Virginia Small, Ronda Steedley, Donna Stone. Amy Thomas, Susan Thrift, Tina Thrift. Charlotte Tomlinson. Leigh Tucker. Lori Vinson, Patti Walker, Tammy Walker, Francis Willis, Erika Wilson, Stephanie Windham. Heidi Woods. Priscilla Shepard. Above: Mrs. Dot has been an advisor of this club for many years. She has helped this club become great. Below: Mrs. Cindy has great leadership abilities and will help this club stay great. PresidentâKathy Mercer 1st Vice Pres.âBeth McKenzie 2nd Vice Pres.âLynn Drury Secretaryâ-Rose Griffin ParliamentarianâMarie Ammons HistorianâMary Gibson Public RelationsâRhonda Herrin ProjectsâVirginia Small DegreeâLisa Purvis Honor RollâKatie Compain Musicians RecreationâPam Farm 72 auU Don't drop Itll DEATH AND? Old members help with name tags of new members. Pari of Initiation was squeezing a balloon between two people. New members recall motto while getting cold feet. Above: These girls are proud of their state degrees. They work hard In FHA and have very well earned their degrees. Left: FHA has many projects this year. Their fair booth Is Just a fine example of what they can do. They have proved how FHA helped them. Congratu- lations on your first place In the Fair. Oub 73 Bet, sheâs got cold feet. Club Members L to R back rowâMark White. Chris Thomas: Laura Lane, second rowâCindy Griffin. Connie Sweat. Wade Griffin. Sybil Brooker. Lea King. Karen Rentz. Jason Dukes, first rowâBrian Bosley. Jennifer Moddy. Julie Rentz. Georgia Stewart. Tiffany Sikes. Issac Farm, Alisha Harrell. Rhon Carter. Home EconomistâMichelle Reeves Extension AgentâBob Boland OfficersâPresidentâRhon Carter. Girl Vice Pres.âAlicia Harrell. Boy Vice Pres.âIsaac Farm. SecretaryâTiffany Sikes. ReporterâGeorgia Stewart. Parli- mentarianâJulie Rentz. Presently exiting its seventeenth year 4-H has played an important and prominent role in Brantley County High Schoolsâ extracurricular activities. This year's accomplishments range from entering floats in parades, attending conferences at Rock Eagle, as well as entering various projects at Coun- ty and State levels. 4-H consists of students in grades nine through twelve. 74 Oubs Layout by: RHON CARTER CHORUS Christy Barber Teresa Brauda Melissa Carter Sharon Cobb Rhonda Davis Penny Davison Cheryl Drury Paula Dubois Alettu Hargrove Lisa Johnson Micheal Millwood Brenda O'Quinn Anita Rowell Angie Sloan Terry Steed ley Haney Strickland Terri Thrift Paula Wilder DIRECTOR Mrs. Marie Boyett Chorus is a class where stu- dents are able to learn all the basics of music. Chorus mem- bers represent our school at Literary, Clinics, and All- State. The choir performs at Christmas and Spring concerts. The choir is lead by itâs direc- tor. Mrs. Marie Boyett. CONCERT CHOIR Lynn Bolden Rhon Carter Trade Carter Gayletha Collins Shannon Cranford Antionette Drury Lori Drury Becky Dryden Stephanie Dubberly Pamela Farm Paula Griffin Pam Legrear Laura Herrin Denise Moore Leonard Murphy Prudence Pickney Cheryl Pittman Dana Pittman Darleen Randolph Christy Rowell Jason Rowell Carolyn Taylor Charlene Zeigler Cornelius Zellous Layout by: RHON CARTER Oukt r) STUDENT COUNCIL Jan Dukes. Isaac Farm. Terri Howell. Stefanie Picklesimer. Roger Sloan. Roxanne Chapman. Rose Griffin. Lori-Anne Hinesley. Scarlet Johns. Jeffrey Riggins. Constance Shuman. Mary Lee Timmerman. Leslie Ammons. Jason Dukes. Charlotte Griffin. Vicky Harris. Curtis Rowell. Harold Driggers. Wade Griffin. Melinda Lee, Jennifer Moody, Jon Parker Brantley County High Student Council is a group of students that work together in coopera- tion with the faculty. They strive to improve school surroundings, and to better student life. Layout by: Scarlet Johns 76 Quk SENIOR BETA Julie Bailey, Chris Burgess. Cheryl Butler. Stephania Chesser. Katie Compain, Tony Drury. Jason Dukes, Ellen Fan. Bondy Gibson. Chad Goodyear. Alicia Harrell. Lynn Helmuth, Lisa Howell. Wallace Hlghsmlth, Lea King, Lynda Lee. Michelle Lee. Tonttee, Amy Lewis. Leigh Anne Ly- ons. Tamm! Newham, Wendell O'Neal. Terri Page. Michael Anne Ray, Karen Rentz, Kelly Rentz. Jeffrey Riggins. Kelly Sandow. Shawn Sandow, Steven Scheer. Paulette Sloan, Joey Lynn Strickland. Connie Sweat. Chris Thomas. Tracy Thomas, Charlotte Tomlinson. Brad Tucker. Mark White, Kevin Woods. PresidentâTracy Thomas Vice Pres.âChris Burgess Sec.âMichelle Lee TreasurerâKevin Woods ReporterâStefania Picklesimer ParliamentarianâChris Thomas L a V o u t b V C h a d G o o d V e a r Senior Beu 77 HERON staff members: Isaac Farm, Steven Scheer, Gary Lane, ScanleTT Johns, Chris Burgess, Rose Griffin, Chod Goodyear, Marylee Timmerman, Sherry Harris, Mark White, Michelle Lee, Lynda Lee, Lea King, Stefanie Picklesimer, Lisa O'berry, Tracy Thomas, Rhon Carter, Tammi Newham, Kelley Rentz. -fWLAL STUFF The HERON editors for '85 were Stefanie Picklesimerond Tracy Thom- as. John Paul Picklesimer is the HERON advisor. 78 Annual Staff Sports Editors: Tracy Thomas and Chris Burgess. Cheerleading: Lisa O'berry and Marylee Timmerman. Senior members: Chris Burgess, Gary Lane, Isaac Farm, Tracy Thomaf, Stefanie Picklesimer,. Michelle Lee, Lynda Lee, Rhon Carter, Kelley Rentz, Tammi Newham. Class Sections: Gary_Lane, Mark White, Scar- lett John fCea Kin$, SnWry Harris, Rose Griffin Theme: Isaac Farm, Michelle Lee, Trs Thomas, Lynda Lee, Chris Burgess, k a King. Clubs: Lynda Lee, Michelle Lee, Chad Goo- dyear, Mark White. (Left) Research ConsultonL-Steven Scheer. (Above) Senior Sec- tion: Tracy ThomoaCStcfoniejfeklesimer Scorlett Johns, Rose Griffin, Sherry Harris. (Not pictured) Ads Managers: Kelley Rentz and Tammi Ne- wham. Annual Staff 79 Sherri Harris working diligently on the Sophomore section. Time out for a snapshot. Tom Neal, our Herff Jones Re- presentative, explains details. Beating that deadline. , The Annual Staff has a put forth an extra effort y this year to make the Heron great. It has taken long hours and lots of hard work. The b cooperation among the y staff members was something to be ex- tremely proud of. Brant- c ley County is really h lucky to have a staff e like this. I I Isaac consults our HERON advisor. Tracy working with his FRIENDS cap to get creativ- ity flowing. 4 . Supplements were a new addition to our yearbook. e 80 Annual Staff Sheila Williams, Wally Highsmith, Jason Dukes, Chris Burgess, Lisa Howell, Tracy Thomas, Leigh Anne Lyons, Tony Drury, Audry Sloan, Charlettee Tomlinson, and Sponser: Mrs. Darlene Lane. School activities 1 am a member of ... (check the following that apply to you.) FFA ANNUAL STAFF BETA HANDBALL FHA TAG STUDENT COUNCIL BASEBALL FBLA LITERARY TRACK BAND DEBATE FOOTBALL TAG VIC A BASKETBALL GOLF TENNIS SOFTBALL 81 FFA Shannon Aldridge, Leslie Ammons, Dewayne Albritton, Jeff Barber, Tony Barber. Ryan Baxley. Mike Bearden, Leon Bell, Cindy Beverlln, Shelly Bohannon. Elven Branch, Coy Brooker, Marc Chancey, John Chesser, Scott Chesser, Richard Clark, Bobby Crawford. Jeff Crews, Jimmy Crews. Lamar Crews, Tony Crews. Wiely Crews. Jerry Daniels. Billy Davis, Chris Davis, Scott Davis, Eddie Dawson, Pam Deen. Robie Deen, Brian DePratter, Cale Flowers, David Garrett. Richard Gibson. Tony Gibson. Charlotte Griffin, Cindy Griffin, Cindy Griffin, Lance Griffin, Steven Groover. Edd Haddock, Daryl Hand. Blake Harris, David Harris. Clay Harrison. Wayne Henderson. Brian Hendrix, Dean Hendrix, Kim Hendrix, Angie Herrin, Keith Herrin. Chris Hewett, Randall Hlckox, Tracy Hlckox. Janet Hlghsmlth, John Hodge, Dean Horne. Brent Jacobs, Alan Johns, Scarlet Johns, Sheri Johns, Terry Johns. Timmy Johns, Bobby Johnson, Lisa Johnson. Gary Jones, Tony Jones, Ank Jordon, Stacl Jordon, Joy King, Tim King, Gary Lane, Laura Lane, David Lee, Gary Lee, Greg Lee, Jason Lee, Josph Lee, Lisa Lee, Michael Lee, Randy Lee, Roger Lewis. Kevin Martin, Ronnie Martin, Clyde Miller, Tracy Moody, Donald Moore, Craig Morgan, Charles Parker, Regena Richter, Anthony Riggins, Jason Rowell. Kelly Rowell. Dome Rowland, Jimmy Sanders, Terry Sapp, Kelly Sandow, Shawn Sondow, Data Sears. Ronnie Sharp. Tina Sloan. Eric Smith, Ronda Steedly, Bobby Stwert, Scott Studstlll, Todd Studstlll, Jennl Thomas, Ronnie Thomas, Tracy Thomas. Kelvin Thornton, Kevin Thrift, Terri Thrift. Mary Lee Tlmberman. Devant Wainright, Gene Walnrlght, Mark White, Ronnie Williams, Tony Wilson. Danny Wofford. Eric Youmans, Eric Rowell. PresidentâCindy Griffin Vice PresidentâMark White SecretaryâScarlet Johns ReporterâDara Sears TreasurerâLaura Lane Sen finalâTim King AdvisorâMr. Huey Ham 82 FFA Mr. Ham is always hard at work. Georgia Planters Degree Hands, Congradulations guys and girls. Mr. Ham has been the FFA advisor for many years. He has helped us with our many projects and problems. He has been there through thick and thin. Mr. Ham has set us up with new and different projects to help us on our way. We owe him a great deal of thanks. Mr. Ham has made Brantly County High's Future Farmers of America what it is today. Thanks, Mr. Ham for all the many and wonderful things you have done for us. L a Y o u t b y c h a d G o o d y 0 a r FFA 8) FBLA Shannon Aldridge, Suzy Baker. Brian Bosley, Chris Burgess. Roxanne Chapman. John Chesser. Darla Clark, Julie Clark. Corolyn Collins. Franklin Crews. Kristie Dean, Chad Dowling, Chris Dowling, Seleta Dowling, Jason Dukes. Ellen Farr. Charlotte Griffin, Cindy Griffin. Missy Griffin, Neely Griffin. Rhonda Harris. Sherry Harris. Vicky Harris. Lynn Helmuth, Darrel Hendrix. Bert Herrin. Keith Herrin. Donna Hlckox. Ken Hickox, Sherri Hlckox. Suzanne Hlckox, Beverly Hlghsmlth, Lori Anne Hinesley, Lisa Howell. Jerri Howell, Lisa Kelly, Randy Lee, Laura Michaels. Ray Milton, Sherri Millwood. Brain Moody. Joy Moody. Frankie Nichols. Lisa O'Berry, Tony O'Neal. Terri Page, Jeannette Parrish, Michael Ann Ray, Regina Richter. Joy Roberson. Christy Rowell, Cindy Sapp. Audry Sloan, 'Paulette Sloan; Lamar Smith, Carol Spence, Susan Strickland. Selena Tumlln Rita Wainrlght. Tyrone Waters. Lisa Willis, Nykkl Willis, Chuck Wilson. PresidentâChristy Rowell Vice Pres.âLisa OâBerry SecretaryâAmy Lewis TreasurerâEllen Farr ReporterâLori Anne Hinesley ParliamentarianâSeleta Dowling 84 FBLA FBLA President Christy Rowell has done, with the advisor's help, a great job with this club. She has turned these people into superb business leaders. We will miss Christy's help, advice, and leadership next year. FBLA had many projects; among them is their Teacher of the Month award. One the meetings of FBLA ... Everyone pays attention except Tracy, who catches up on some work. Layout by: Chad Goodyear FBLA fr Tanya Allen, Teresa Barlow, Lora Batten, Lorin Clark, Mona Dowling, Leisha Driggers, Jan Dukes, Steven Groover, Ed Haddock, Perry Herrin, Benji Johns, Becky Johnson, Shelly Jordan, Cyndee Justice, Daphane Lane, Delores Lane, Pollyanna Lee, Katie Rowell, Roger Sloan, John Smith, Brain Steedley, Susan Strickland, Lynn Thomas, Frances Willis, Linda Youmans. PresidentâPollyanna Lee Vice Pres.âSusan Stickland SecretaryâLeisha Driggers TreasurerâLora Batten ReporterâRoger Sloan ParliamentarianâBrian Steedly Club AdvisorâJohn Smith 86 Qut If you think this Is bad, wait til you see the bill. One happy mama. Hands off! Electronic experts. Roger s welding service. Letâs try it again. Will she live! Itâs time for mouth to mouth. GuU 87 INDUSTRIAL ARTS Wesley Albritton, Eddie Booth, Coy Brooker, Chip Bullard, Richard Clark, Amy Cleland, Greg Cox, Lamar Crews, Colt Hand, Kirby Hanchy, Emar Hargrave. Eric Hartley, Madison Herrin, Roy Herrin. Sherry Johns. Berry Lee, Gordon Lee. Tony Lee. Ronnie Lynn. David Massey. Melinda Melton. Ronnie Martin, Randy Milton. Missy Moore. Jimmy Ruger, Donald Moore, Glen Carter PresidentâEddie Booth Vice-PresidentâMelinda Melton SecretaryâTony Lee TreasurerâAmy Cleland ReporterâTerry Sapp Sergeant-at-ArmsâGordon Lee 88 Industrul Arts Drjnu. 8g 9° Flag Corps Layout by. Chad Goodyear Flag Corps 91 Above: Follow the lead- er. Left: Flags go down as the proud Flag Corps Is performing. Above: The Flag Corps trying to keep up with the band. Below: The perfect march. BAND L a Y 0 u t B y s t 0 1 a n I 0 Th0 proud band relaxes after a hard day of companion. Our band has mado us at BCHS standout. BAND MEMBERS: Voronica Arnold, Julio Baltoy, Brian Bosloy, Angol Bunkloy, Chris Burgess. Michelle Chesser. Jerome Courson. Eddie Dawson. Blake Dowling. Antoinette Drury. Tony Drury. Virginia Greene. Paula Grllfln. Carmen Herndon. Wally Hlghsmlth. Denneth Howell. Ida Johnson. Staci Jordan. Connie Mercer. Lenny Meyer. Jennifer Moody. Brenda O Quinn, Charles Parker. Lee Parker. Michael Ann Ray. Gene Rentz, Eric Rowell. Dora Sears. Ronnie Sharpe. Jeffery Singletary. Lee Smith. Scott Studstill, Todd Studstill. Charlotte Tomlinson. Leigh Tucker. Lori Vinson. Jay Wilder. Heidi Woods. 92 Band layout Chad Band 93 BCHS band seems to al- ways do Its best In com- petition. The outstanding Brantley Band does It again. Right: The band at Its bestll 1 â;Vj 1 r Above: The band In concert. Left: The band off guard. 94 Band Club Bloopers layout Chad 96 Club Bloopers 0JK No. Name Position Weight Grade 5 Keith Herrin CB 151 11 10 Ken Hickox QB 131 10 12 Brian Moody E 142 11 13 Eugene Williams TB 136 11 14 Gerald Hall E 183 10 20 Charles Chester PB 156 11 21 Brian OâNeal QB 158 9 24 Travis Page TB 140 9 31 Chad Williams PB 155 10 32 Curtis Rowell CB 125 10 40 Billy Burlett TB 140 9 41 Jeff Crews LB 170 11 44 Rocky Johns DB 148 11 45 Jerry Crews FB 169 11 52 Chris Thomas G 155 11 55 David Harris C 192 10 62 Shannon Gibson G 140 11 65 Phil Fulford G 135 10 â 66 James Chaney C 199 9 68 Randall Hickox G 177 11 B 75 Kevin Williams T 210 9 76 Greg Cox G 164 10 b 1 Don Gibson DB 130 9 B 78 John Smith T 175 11 B 73 Lance Griffin T 150 9 80 Dean Home E 136 9 B 83 Brett McDuffie E 152 10 S 85 Chad Dowling E 174 11 L Mike Harrell T 150 9 I Head Coach: Lee Murray, Assistants: D. Altman, D. McCoy, L Stieve, F. Bullard, F. Thomas and Doc Robinson. Seniorsâ No. None Position Weight 1 Paul Rowell E 171 11 Scottie Johns QB 150 22 Roger Sloan TB 170 23 Isaac Farm S 153 34 Timmy Meadlock FB-DT 312 43 Ronnie Hurst DB 150 50 Lynn Davis C 220 SI Darrell Hendrix LB 190 70 Brian Steedley T 210 71 Nate Kelly T 160 81 Richard Gibson E 172 82 Kelvin Thornton E 141 84 Ank Jordan S 130 Asst. Coaches 98 FootballâLayout by: Chns and Tracy Sot tic heaves a long one. There is no question in anyone's mind; noKoachev sports riters, fans, or football players, that region 2AA is the toughest region in the state. This was our challenge in preparation for our 1984 season. It was one that never let up. be- ginning with the first game through the last, and after a decisive  ictory over Vidalia in the spring game our fuse was lit. The Herons opened their season with AAA Ware County. W ith first game mistakes in the 1st half. Ware shot out to a quick lead, but settling down and playing football in the 2nd half the Herons battled back, only to fall short 34 to 18. It never got easier, only tougher. Our next ballgame was an improvement over the last, against former A AAA Wa ne Co. The now AAA school had waxed (Jlynn Academv the week before and were looking for an easy prey. The powerful Jackets jumped out to an earls lead, but with grim determination the âW ar Herons edged their way back into the game onl to miss the mark in the closing minutes 20 to 12. Wayne managed to sneak out of town with their lives. The Herons had paid a phvsical price in the 1st two ball games and missing some starters, we took on playoff-bound Clennvillc and their Blind Officials Association. Leading through the first half but lacking depth due to injuries, we fell behind in the second half to lose 25-7. But you can only back good old boys into a corner just so deep before they come out swinging. W ith most of the team healthy , the 27-12 win over Charlton Co. made the statement loud and clear that the Herons were back and that the fuse was getting short. The surprising 3 I team from McIntosh was the next to find themselves in a bloods war as the Herons plaved the dominating role again. The score, 28 to 18. ioo Varsity Football; Layout by: Chris Tracy Varsity Football Schedule Herons 18 Herons 12 Herons Herons 27 Herons 28 Herons 10 Herons 6 Herons 21 Herons 11 Herons 20 Ware 34 Wayne 20 Glenville 25 Charlton 12 McIntosh 18 Pierce 6 Waycross 28 Berrien 7 Irwin 41 Bacon 6 1 The Herons- s-the Bears. Don't pick us for our Homecoming anymore. Hiding our plays from the Him, the offense was resened by the coaches. This allowed Pierce to try to sneak up on us, but we were still to strong and held on 10-6. Way cross, the âspoilerâ, has as much business being in our region as the Ga. Bulldogs. But our unawed team backs down from noone. With the motto, âW ant Some?, Get Some!â, we held them to just six points in the 1st half. Going into the 2nd half, our quarterback injured early in the game and no help from the guys that wear stripes, the lights began to dim as Waycross started pulling away to win 28 to 6. The parts wasn't over though, and the thunder that day seemed to announce the war that was to he fought that night. With 6 I Berrien Co. riding in on a hot streak, the Herons faced a do-or-die situation for a spot in the playoffs. With pure old domination, the Herons dealt the high-riding Rebels an equalizer. The Herons knocked them down to size 21 to 7. One could see the steam rising from the practice Held as we, the soldiers, would take on the great arms of the North. Irwin Co. We fought hard by Irwin Co.âs coach's words. âWe have plased our tough- est game against the Herons to date.â Final score: Irwin 41 âBrantley II. With a chance for the playoffs slipping away after having been closer than ever before, could the soldiers fight once more? The only team that defeated Way cross this year. Bacon Co., headed south near the swamp to where the Herons live. With one last shot for glory the fuse was lit once more. The steel trap defense and the revived offense attacked the Red Raiders and ate 'em alive, 23 to 6. The Herons won and deserved the name of the meanest team in the sub-re- gionâ. and they accomplished more than expected by the people who know the territory. They paid the price, and we should all be proud of them. Layout by: Chris Tracy, Varsity Football ioi i(MKf©s 84-85 s- : This year. 1964-85. was truly the season for Coach Altman and his junk yard birds. These a wesome birds had a truly dominating season with a record of 5-1-1, which by the way was the best J. V. record ever. In the first game, the so called mighty bulldogs faced the yard birds. The Heron coaches knew the bulldogs were good, but he also knew his birds were tough. After we slaughtered the dawgs 28-6. there was not any doubt in either teams mind who was best. The Herons didn t slow down, as a matter of fact, they did a little better. Wayne Co expected to attack the birds in a state of over- confidence. Unfortunately, for Wayne Co, the birds defense held tough to produce their first shut- out. The offense? They performed spectacularly by mustering up 26 points. Next against the Indians of Charlton Co. the Herons again prevailed victorious, winning 300. As the Herons were really rolling, they perhaps faced their toughest opponentâLong Co High School Varsity. The J. V. s first night game was not a disappointment to the home town fans. The rowdy junk yard birds defeated Long Co. 28-20 in a close game. But soon the Herons were to face the mighty Gators of triple A Ware Co. It too was a super good game. Fortunately, for the Gators they escaped with a victory: 22-33. The Herons didn t let the loss drag them down, they came back fighting in the next game with the mean, fiesty, bears of P.C. It was indeed a knock down, drag-out game. The game ended in a tie: 6-6. Obviously the Herons were tired of being slowed down because they gave McIntosh a game they will never forget. The Herons proved themselves totally competent by destroying Mcl. Acad. 46-0. This was without a doubt the year of the JUNK YARD BIRDS!. 102 Junior VanityâLayout by: Tracy and Chris Layout by: Chris and Tracy-Junior Varsity 103 SENIORS 84-85 Back Row: Roger Sloan, Timmy deadlock, Darrell Hendrix, Brian Steedly, Len Davis, Paul Rowell. Front Row: Richard Gibson, Ronnie Hurst, Scottie Johns, Kelvin Thornton, Isaac Farm. 104 Seniors: Layout by: Tracy and Chris Seniors: No team would be the same without them. They proride talent, poise, and some- times most importantly, leadership. AH of the seniors contributed a great deal this year. Top of opposing page: seniors with coaches. Far left to right on 104: Ronnie warms up in pregame activities; Paul stalks the ball carrier; Timmy takes a breather. Page 105: Richard stands tall on Senior Night; Brian throws a key block; Dar- rell gets his foot in it; Scottie airs it out; Kelvin makes a block before going out; Len and Isaac hold their heads high at the Sr. Night game. Tracy and Chris; Layout by: Seniors 105 Presenting Brantley County 1984-85 Varsity Cheerleaders. These young ladies did an out- standing job this year, leading our students and fans in spirit at games of all kinds. Anyone can stand on the sidelines and chant along but it takes someone super special to be a Brantley County cheerleader. These young ladies have put in many long and hard hours of work and their dedication has been appreciated greatly. Photos By: Steven Chrrrlcading 107 L a Y o u t B r- L In the year of 1984. Brantley County High School introduced a fall sport into its already vast array of extracurricular activities. The sport was softball and it served as a pioneer ball club to a group of enthusiastic participants. The season began with the Lady Herons pitted against some very strong team in the region. Their efforts in their first few games fell short but contributed to an overall experience that led them to a vote of confidence. Their regional re- cord was split: 4 wins, 4 losses. In each game, the Lady Herons exhibited their strongest attacks. Each opponent was bewildered at the talents of such a young team. Overall, the girls made the mark in history with a very suc- cessful season. Coaches: Ms. Annette Rainge and Mrs. Sissy Baxley. Team Members! Paulette Sloan. Christy Rowell, Rebecca Rowell. Lynn Helmuth, Daphne Lane. Dawn Waters, Selena Tumlin. Kristie Dean. Melissa Hyers, Delores Lane. Erika Wilson, Lori-Anne Hinsley. Joey Lynn Strickland. Carla Davis. Seleta Dowling. Karen Morgan. Shelia Lewis. Dawanna Jones. Angela Davis. Photos By: Steven and Chad io8 Softball Over the hills and around the curves, here comes Brantley County Highâs Cross Country team which includes: Donald Altman, A1 Bausch, Reo Buckley, Chucky Folker, Homer Parrish, and Terry Steedley. Our team is a lit- tle smaller than usual, but they still are working hard and going full force. This yearâs coaches were Mike Pack and Forest Thomas. C B ⥠S S c ⥠J N T B V L a y o u t b y M a r y L Photos by: Chad and Steven Cross Country 109 Coach Danny McCoy entered hi first season with much enthusiasm, which is in the process of producing a successful year. Following in last year's coach's footsteps was NO BIG DEAL, and with last year's coaching experience, Coach McCoy did the job well. This year the hustlinâ Heron hoop- sters returned with the leadership and experience of Darrell Hendrix. Scottie Johns. Timmy Med- lock, Garfield Green, and Gerald Hall. The hard-working Heron hoopsters proved to be somewhat tough at home, near unbeatable, thanks to their fabulous fans who continuously contributed to the awesome atmosphere at the nasty nest. Tracy and Chro: layout byâBasketball 111 Coach: Danny McCoy; Rco Buckley. Micheal Carter. Wendell OâNeal. Eric Macfield. Timmy Meadlock. Darrell Hendrix. Jeff Moore. Scottie Johns. Bobby Davis. Chad Dowling. Greg Jacobs. 112 BaslcetballâLayout by: Tracy and Chris Coaches: Frank Bullard, Annette Raingc: Daphne Lane, Lynn Hclmuth, Michelle Tompkins, Suzanne Hickox. Kriste Dean, Selena Tumlin. Sharon Cobb. Bondy Gibson. Loaches: hrank Bullard, Annette Kaingc: Daphne Lane, I Dawn SapfVPaulcuc Sloan Cindy Sapp, Sheila Lewis. Tracy and Chris: Layout by: Basketball 11) 1984-85 was less than a banner year for the Lady Heron Hoopsters. With the loss of name players such as Carla Hen- drix, Anita Morgan, and Kim Tucker this could very well be called a rebuilding year. The girls played the game with fire in their eyes. We should really be proud of the fine effort they showed. Chris and Tracy: layout byâBasketball 115 if. BOS ft ffly BHS Coach: D. AltmanâJ.V.: D. Horne, M. Calahan. T. Steedley, K. Rowell, J. Parker. B. Oâneal, G. Jacobs. T. Page. B. Hendrix. K. Hickox. B. Davis. C. Williams, J. Dukes, E. Mayfield. T. Crews, B. McDuffie, C. Morgan. M. Hendrix. P. Davis, and R. Buckley. After an outstanding season last year, this yearâs J.V. Boys had a hard goal to shoot for. With the loss of key players like Wendell Oâneal and Gerald Hall to the Varsi- ty, the team was lacking in power. They still used their talent to deal out some stiff competition to their oppo- nents, and to create a good season. They finished above average for the year and we're very proud of them. ii6 J.V. Boys Layout by. Chri 4 Tracy pwÂź JMM MW $s m mm M fSgm JIP (J00plf( The girls J.V. team really expressed out- standing determina- tion this year. With this year's experience, the Herons future looks bright. Layout by: Tracy and ChrisâJ.V. Girls 117 SENIORS OF â86 INDEX Bailey Julie 10,21,91, 135.9 3 94,9 V  39 4' Baker Angela 10 Baker Angie Barlow Teresa 19 Batten Cindy 10, 135, 89 Bell John Bolden Lynn 67 Burgess Chis 10, 77, 78, 79, 140, 138, m Carter Rhon 10, 13, 21, 74, 78, 80 Chancey Bobby Joe 10, 141 Chesser Fawn 2, 10, 20 Chesser John 7, 10, 84 Clark Loren 10 Cleland Robert 11 Clever Lannic 7, 11, 2% 135 Crews Janet 2, 11 Davis Angie 11, 24, 108 Davis Billy 11 Davis Lynn 11, 98, 104, 105, 135, 141 Dixon Rose 11 Dowling Seleta 7, 11, 14, 107, 108. 84, 142 Driggers Leisha 11, 87 Dukes Jan 11, 90 Dukes Jim 2, 7 Farm Isaac 12, 16,74,78,79,80,98, 104, 105 Folker Chucky 12, 25, 141, 109 Gibson Richard 12, 98, 104, 105 Griffin Cindy 12 Harris Bunnie 2, 11, 12 Hendrix Darrell 4, 10, 12, 98, 104, 10% 100, no Herrin Bert 12 Herrin Kathy 12, 16, 25 Herrin Laura Herrin Perry 4, 12, 135, 111 Hickox Suzanne 7, 13, 15, 31, 107, 135, 114, 5 Htghsmith Beverly Highsmith Wally 13, 20, 21 Howell Terri 2, 10, 13, 31 Hurst Ronnie 13, 20, 98, 104, 135, 99, 104 Hurst Sherri 13 Johns Timothy 13 Johnson Becky 13 Johnson Lisa Jordon Ank 13, 24, 83, 98 Justice Cyndee 2, 12, 13, 135 Kelly Kim 14 King Tim 14, 82, 83, 135 Knight Carey 14 Knox Glenda 14, 141. 142 Lane Dannette 14 Lane Derrick 7, 14 Lane Gary 14, 78, 79, 98, 80 Lanier Andy 14 Lee Gary 14 Lee Gordon 14, 135, 88 Lee Greg 14 Lee Kourtney 15 Lee Linda 15, 78, 79, 40 Lee Michelle 3, 15, 38, 77, 78, 79, 135 Lee Polyanna 15, 87 Jonnieâs Hair-styling location: Nahunta WednesdayâFriday Jonnie Wilson operators: 462-6606 Carol Bradshaw Cja rw.pl hvaot , j GIFâ T - lt EPAFLTA ENJ- a j OCX AXIOMS - Vd cba-d . fvnuW boddnqX . â ' 1 - chrvnc ra iloSj arvd hrvQjrxS EXCLUSIVE Ekc-tpc, cLa. l tr , Vdr dl' i and pxuri k lor livir E Urn i Lyre appT.arvcas 6=r e.vtru 1 roonc M, 3n.d LwlcI arvd roont.'j aCCfl.sSOri« Ov{_ns 'BiilAjlda WalcKa.s jF oor Corxplo_ JL_. Cov .rir a y I'ne, of ________ y S-lcc.(rorvc 5 LOood S(pvo.s i.--- âZ Pd . vi __ 1-je.drs â farwjlvj Sir VICO, Sh i SranHCJi snd isc. . o N _C «3 'box- 257 tbrantJ1 } c t round A3 , Tiiw,' A USâ 3oi ariaS Fri â 8 ant- (op O a 3I-S5 6 WlSp- R.B. Brooker Hardware PO Box 261 Nahunta, Georgia 31553 SERVlitTAR Main street Nahunta, Georgia Myers pumps sporting goods building material plumbing supplies phone: 462-5171 layout by ummi kelley 118 Advertisements Kyser Electric Service Homeowned and operated by William (Bogie) Kyser Serving Brantley County since 1972 Qualified and licensed to serve your needs in: We do installation and repair 1. Heating 2. Air conditioning 3. Refrigeration and 4. Appliance repairs Make your business my business Good Luck Brantley County Telephone Company See The Professionals At PINELAND AUTO PARTS phone 462-5597 Complete line of replacement parts and accessories for pas- senger cars, imported cars trucks, farm tractors, small engines and outboard motors; plus tools and mechanics' supplies. WHERE TO BI Y THEM JOBBERS PO Box 893 Nahunta, Ga. 31553 Hwy 301 North layout by tammi kelley Lee Randy 2, 7, 15 Lyons Kevin 15 Mckinnion Mary 15 Mckinsie Beth 15, 17, 72, 13% 141, 89 Mercer Kathy 13, 15, 72, 137 Middleton Pam 15, 135 Milton Ray 15 Moore Donald 16 Moore James Morgan Pam 16 Oâneal Tony 2, 7, 15, 16, in Oglesby Peggy 16 Oneal Wendall 16, 25, no Parker Lee 16, 135, in Posey Chuck 25, 135 Purvis Lisa 16, 72 Queen Rhonda 16, 135 Rentz Gene 16, 135 Rentz Kelley 16, 18, 21, 78, 79, 80 Roberson J. J. 17 Roberson Joy 17 Rowell Christy 17, 20, 24, 30, 107, 108,84,85 Rowell Paul 17, 98, 104, 135, 104 Ruger Jimmy 17 Sanders Jimmy 17, 135 Sapp David 17, 24 Sheldon Mercer Sikes Norma 17 Sloan Audrey 17 Sloan Rodger 17, 24, 76, 98, 100, 101, 104, 105,  3S 7 99, 101 Smith Lamar 17 Stanfield Pat 18 Steedley Brian 18, 98, 104, 105, 135, 87, 105 Strickland Brenda 24 Strickland Susan 2, 18, 87 Sutton Stephanie 24 Thrift Teddy 18 Tucker Kim Wainright Rita 2, 18, 85 Warner Susan 18 Williams Shelia 18, 20, 135 Willis Lisa 18 Woods Kevin 18, 20, 21, 77, 135, 89, 136, 134, in Youmans Linda 51 GENERAL INDEX 4-H 74 Albritton Dewayne 44, 52 Albritton Shawn 60 Aldrige Shannon 52, 140, 93 Allen Tanya 3, 6, 44 Allison Carolyn 44 Altman Donald 52, 109 Altman Donald t 3% 98, 103 Altman Rhonda 60 Altman Ronald 52 Amons Leslie 52 Amons Marie 52 Arnold Veronica 44, 94, 111 Athletic Dep. 99-127 Bagley Lisa 52, 43 Barber Christy Batten Lora 31, 44, 51, 87 Batten Lora a Bausch Al 52, 109 Baxley Ryan 44, 111 Bell Shannon 60 Beverlin Cindy 44, 83 Blessing Shelly Blocker Annette 44 Blocker Tina 60 Bohannon Shelly 52 Booth Eddie 52, 88 Bosley Brian 5, 53 Boyett Marie 36 Branch Diane 60 Brooker Steven Brooker Syble 60 Buckley Reo 44, 109 Bullard Chip 44 Bunkley Angel Butler Cheryl 44, 143 Callahan Melton 32, 33 Callahan Micheal 53 Canipe Ann 32, 35 Carter Lynn 60 Carter Melissa 67 Carter Robyn 60 Carter Trade Chancey James 60, 98 Chancey Mark 53 Chapman Roxanne 44, 76, 143 Cheshire Lisa 44 Chesser Michelle 53 Chesser Stephania 45 Choir 75 Clark Darla 44 Clark Gina 60 Clark Julie 53 Cleland Amy 53, 87 Clever Carlile 53 Coleman Mellisa 61 Com pain Katie 53, 72 Courson Jerome 61 Cox Greg 53, 98 Cox Wanye Cranford Shannon 45 Crews Charlotte 53 Congratulations Best of luck to the Class of â85 Community Grocery Daris Gas And Grocery Hickox, Georgia P.O. Box 88 Hortense, Ga. 31553 Phone: 473-2327 2304 Glynn Ave. at the Causeway The dealership that's di flerent 265-6060 Wendell Herrin Bramle Counts Representative Blackshear Manufactoring Co. Brantley Fertilizer FRM Feeds tt.HLvÂŁN AwlNUt . Avcnt $S «.r.OMO.A JIM  ⹠ICIEPhONC (9121 2M-2S2S Nahunta, Georgia miles odum funeral home OMNI MILES JR ROQER1 L OOUM layout by kelley Ol tammi 120 Advertisements SpUIHE TANK HrofERN Folkston-Nahunta-Hoboken-Woodbine layout by tammi kcllry Crews Curtis 53 Crews Florie Crews Franklin 11 Crews Helen 61 Crews Jeff 4, 6, 44, 45, 98 Crews Jerry 45, 98 Crews Jimmy Crews Lamar 11, 44 Crews Tammy 44 Crews Tony 53, 142, 116, no Daniels Joey 61 Davidson Penny Davis Carla 45, 108 Davis Phillip 53, 116 Davis Rhonda 53 Davis Scott 33 Dean Kristie 53, 108 Dean Pam 33 Debate Team 71 Depratter Brian 61 Douberly Rissa 34 Douderly Stephanie Dowling Blake 45 Dowling Chad 4% 98, 100, no, in Dowling Chris 45, 85 Dowling Teresa 61 Dowlling Mona Drama 89 Drury Lynn 72 Drury Tony 54 Dryden Becky 45 Duboise Paulette 61 Due hem Missy 62 Dukes Jason 54, 141, 116, no Duren Mike 45 Durr Sherry 45 Edwards Tina 52, 54 Farell Melissa Farr Ellen 46, 84 FBLA 84 FFA 82, 83 FHA club 72, 73 Flowers Cal 62 Fulford Bill Gardner Ann 54 Gaskins Essie Mae Gibson Don 62, 98, 104 Gibson Marcia 62 Gibson Mary 46, 95 Gibson Shannon 46, 98 Goodyear Chad 46, 78, 79 Goodyear Chad 46, 78, 79 Goodyear Vicky 62 Greene Virginia 54 Griffin Charlotte 3, 54 Griffin Cindy 54, 82, 83 Griffin Hope 62 Griffin Lance 62, 98 Griffin Missy 2, 7, 46, 107, 141 Griffin Neely 25, 46, 107 Griffin Rose 4, 44, 46, 72, 76, 78, 79, 80 Griffin Stephina 54 Griffin Wade 62 Library Advertisements m Haddock Ed 54 Halasan Melanie Hale Nenia Ham Dot and Huey 32, 37, 83 Ham Dot, Huey Hand Colt 62 Hand Eve 63 Hargrave Alettee 63 Hargrave Emar 54 Harold Micheai Harper Ann 32, 36 Harrell Alicia 46, 48, 74, 107, 141, 148 Harrell Jeannie 63 Harrell Michelle 63 Harris Annette 46 Harris Blake 46 Harris David 54, 98 Harris Lori Harris Rhonda Harris Sherri 31, 55, 78, 79, 80 Harris Vicki 55 Hartley Missy 46 Helmuth Lynn 6,46, 108, 140, 113, 142, 114, Henderson Wayne 55 Hendrix Brian 63 Hendrix Mike 55 Herndon Carmen 55 Herndon Lora 31, 62, 63 Herrin Angie 46 Herrin Joell Herrin Keith 46, 98 Herrin Rhonda 47, 72 Herrin Roy Hickox Ken 55, 98, 102, no Hickox Sherri 46 Highsmith Janet 55 Hinesley Lori Anne 7, 47, 107, 108, 84 Hodge Anna 55 Holton Lynn 55 Horne Dean 63, 98 Howard Shelia 63 Howard Shirley 34 Howell Kenneth 63 Howell Lisa 47 Hudson Katrina 47, 90, 91 Hutchinson Kristi 56, 143 Hyers Melissa 47, 51, 108 ikeâs mistake Industrial Arts 88 Jacobs Brent 47 Jacobs Greg 63 Johns Alan 63 Johns Andy Johns Karen 63 Johns Missy 47 John Rocky 46, 98 Johns Scarlet 47, 76, 78, 79 Johns Sherri 56 Johnson Cheryl Johnson Lisa 56, 135, 114, 115 Jones Ashley 63 Jones Jay 47 Jones Robin 64 Badcock Will Treat You Right Badcock Home Furnishing Phone 285-7340 Center 606 Pendleton St. Waycross, Ga. 31501 Mike Dowling Owner Robinsonâs Animal Clinic Jiffy Market Food Store 1640 Plant Avenue Waycross, Ga. 31501 US 301 and US 84 Nahunta, Georgia The Finest In Animal Care ft Class Rings Crawfordâs Jewelers âYour House of Diamondsâ Flanderâs Shopping Center 2507-C Plant Ave Waycross, Ga. Phone: 285-7003 i âGo Heronsâ We dmQ ÂŁ Aidthint Shop Hw4 301, Phone U 2.'bfe90 Congratulations to the Class of 1985 Brunswick Pulp Land Company Brunswick Pulp Paper Company layout by tammi kelley 122 Advertisements Glynn Memorial Hospital The Authority and Administration of GlynnâBrunswick Memorial Hospital Congratulates Class of 1985 Consider an exciting medical career in an inovative hospitalâone that will meet your need for growth and experience. You Owe it to Yourself. A Good Life A Great Job. For Information Contact Professional Recruiter GlynnâBrunswick Memorial Hospital P.O. Box 1518 Brunswick, Ga. 31521 (912) 264-7079 layout by tammi Sc Icelley Iordan Shellie lordon Staci Kelly Amy 64 Kersey Tammy 64 King Lea 2, 47, 48, 71, 78, 79, 80, 141, 136, 43 Knight Kim 56 Lake Jody 64 Lambert Sandra 37 Lane Darlene 29, 35 Lane Laura 3, 48, 82, 83, 95 Lawson Ann 38 Lee David 56 Lee Karen Lee Lisa 56, 43 Lee Melinda 64 Lee Michael 56 Lee Susan 64 Lee Toni 2, 48, 52 Lewis Amy 4, 48, 84, 139, 4! Lewis Joe 56 Lewis Kelly 64 Library Lynn Eddie 48 Lynn Pam 56 Lyons Leighanne 3, 48 Manders Cindy 48 Martian Michelle 64 Martin Ronnie 48 Math team 81 McCall Vanzeta 64 Mccormick Ralph 56 Mcdaniel Teresa 48 McGill Alan 47 Melton Melinda 87 Mercer Connie 48 Miller Connie 38 Millwood Michael 65 Millwood Sherri 57, 107 Milton Randy 48 Moody Brian 48, 51, 98 Moody Jennifer 4, 65 Moody Joy 56, 139, hi Moody Linda Moody Mable Moody Ruby 36 Moore Tammy 65 Morgan Craig 65 Morgan Karen 108 Mullis Cheryl Newham Tammi 16, 78 Oâberry Leslie 65 Oâneal Terry Oâneal Charles Oâneal Doug 49 Oâneal Janet 65 Oberry Lisa 48, 78, 80, 107, 84, 141 Oneal Carmen 114, 115 Oquinn Brenda Pack Mike 21, 35, 83, 109 Page Terri 49 Paige Travis 65, 98 Parker Charles 57 Parker Jon 65 Advertisements 123 Petty Doru Id Petty Lori Piclclesimer John 32, 38, 25, 78, 80 Piklesimer Stefanie i6, 71, 76, 77, 78, 79, 36, $4 4 Pittman Cheryl 49 Pittman Dana 49 Powell Eula Mae Ray Micheal Ann 57, 43, 139 Renn David 65 Rentz Julie 57 Rentz Karen 3, 6, 49, 74, 143 Rhoden Michelle 48 Ribron Earl 49 Richter Regina Riggins Anthony 65 Riggins Jeffery 49, V  4° Roberson Angela 49 Rogers Mark 32, 33 Rowell Alisa 7, 49 Rowell Anita 57 Rowell Curtis 58, 98, 102 Rowell Eric Rowell Katie 49 Rowell Kelly 66, 67 Rowell Rebecca 66, 108 Rowell Sydney 66 Rzier Byron Sandow Kelly 50 Sandow Shawn 50, 143 Sapp Cindy 58 Sapp Dawn 50, 114 Sapp Timmy 66 Scheer Steven 50, 78, 79, 80, 140, 189 Scott Holly Sears Dara 4, 50, 95 Senior Beta 77 Sharp Sharp Ronnie 29 Shenfield Denise 66 Sheppard Michelle 58 Sheppard Priciila Sikes Tiffany 58, 75 Singletary Jeffery 50, 95 Sloan Angie 58 Sloan Paulette 58, 108 Sloan Tina 58 Smith Alice Smith John 50, 98, 87, 139 Spence Carol 50 Spikes Vanessa 50, 140 Steedly Dana 58 Steedly Rhonda 50 Steedly Terry 66, 67, 109 Stewart Bobby 50 Stewart Georgia 74 Stone Donna 58 Strickland Amanda 56, 58 Strickland Craig 58 Strickland Joey Lynn 6,47, 50,108, 140, 141, 42 Student Council 76 Studstill Scott 66 Sumner Donna 58 ATLANTIC MOTOR SALES, Inc. 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Scriven Drug Co.âScriven, Ga. layout by tammi kelley 124 Advertisements Have a Coke and a smile. Brunswick Coca-Cola layout by tammi Icclley Sweat Ben 50 Sweat Connie 58, 142 Thomas Chris 6, 44, 50, 77, 98, too, 89, 99, too Thomas Lelia Thomas Lynn 50 Thomas Tracy 3, 18, 77, 78, 79, 8ot 83, 85, 135, in Thornton Jade Thornton Jimmy 33 Thornton Kelvin 18, 83, 98, 104, 105, 141 99. ' Thorton Selena 59 Thrift Suran 66 Thrift Terry 66 Thrift Tina 66 Timmerman Mary Lee 4, 31, 50, 71, 78, 107, 141, 94, 136 Tomlinson Charlotte Tompkins Michelle 59 Tucker Brad 7, 50, 51 Tucker Leigh Tumlin Selena 108, 113, 114, 115 VICA 86 Vinson Lori 67 Wainwright Devant 50 Walker Patti 67 Walker Tammy 67 Waters Dawn 67, 108 Waters Terrance 51 Waters Tyrone 31, 85 White Mark 51, 78, 79, 82 Williams Cindy 51 Williams Kevin 67, 98 Williams Ronnie 67 Willis Francis 29 Willis Nykki 3, 56, 59 Wilson Chuck 51 Wilson Erika 31, 62, 67, 108, 117 Wilson Remona Windham Connie 51 Wofford Leslie 59 Woodard Sharon 32, 37 Woods Heidi 67 Yawn Sandra 67, 43 Yeomans Leslie 67 Zeigler Charlene 48, 59 Zellous Cornelius 59 Advertisements us Brantley County Heron Athletic Program layout by: kelley SC tammi t 6 Advert ormtnu Nahunta IGA Hwy 301 North Nahunta, GA Open 7 days a week 8 p.m. Clyde Aldridge Insurance Agency âCall Us For Your Next Quoteâ Business Personal Insurance âFor More Information Callâ Office: 462-5800 Office Hours After Hours: 458-2624 Monday thru Friday 8:30 a.m.-5:oo p.m. Saturday: 9:00 a.m.-12:00 noon U.S. 301 North Nahunta My Bank Buy your can and suits me trucks in Waycross from . . . to a T. 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Quality work at Reasonable Prices . . . § 8uipp Ai «Jew Uoui w uoiuiug Xpuirj-neQ spirj Huiprj j ur wiiuiy ||y tjQ T9 FO ,wtdu,0D w,FidnS T9 P N °A IIV âO nunojfiQ nunqiv uuirij voijoj Suiq noi y rajy u| luauidinb oipnic; tug snbiuf) Ajipqruod (noj_ I1UJA3 Ameag 9 XmMAiuuy Xjipqeuoj jnox nu 3 Ajnrag wxir ] 9 tuioy XmjjAiuuy 8u«Pf  wie Xjoui uoiunjy Apuirj-wrQ tpir) Suipej u u ay |jy yjfc g 9 FO O « PP  MM 1 j Advrrtising Liyout by: Scefanie Regional Literary Debate C ompetition RESOLVED: That the Federal Government should provide employment for all employ- able I'nited States Citizens living in poverty. âBrantley County High School's Negative Debate Team membersâ 1-3) 1st NegativeâJuniorâMary Lee Timmerman 2nd NegativeâSeniorâKevin Woods Ms. Grace Malmherg did a great deal to prepare this years debaters for their competition, she not only coached, fussed, and straightened out these people she made them a winning âTEAMâ. With this leadership she helped place Brantley County in 3rd in the South and 5th over all. Our young team did extra-ordinarily well this year, the debate team started with all new commers, with the exception of their 1st Aff. The Affirmative team left their mark with a record of 3-1. For their first year the negative Team did some surprising, they walked away with a win against Pierce County. As a result, this years team paves a road for a brilliant future for the upcoming years of B.Câ.H.S.âs debaters. Ms. Grace Malmbergâ84-85 Debate Coach â Brantley County High School's Affirmative Team members (3-1) Literary was held in Statesbourgh Ga. Friday Jan. 18th. Those attending from Brantley County were as follows: Ms. Lam- bert, Ms. Malmberg, Constance Shuman, Missy Griffin, Katie Compain, Lea King, Stefanie Picklesimer, Kevin Woods, and Mary Lee Timmerman. 1st AffirmativeâSeniorâStefanie Picklesimer 2nd AffirmativeâJuniorâl a King i }6 Drbatr Layout by: Stefanie Picklesimer Brantley County Has National Contest Winner!!! When Kathy Mercer (now Kathy Mercer West berry) started her home economics class four years ago little did she know the exposure she would gain from that class would help her become not only a seamstress but also the second place winner of a national sewing contest before she graduates from B.C.H.S. this spring. Kathy will graduate this spring but she is presently employed by âAleneâs Fabric Shopâ in Jesup where she does retail work and sews for individuals. Mrs. Cindy Ham, Kathyâs Home Economics teacher encouraged her to enter âSew-A- Sensationâ contest sponsored by White Sewing machines, McCall patterns, and Offray Ribbon Company. One requirement of the contest was to use a McCallâs pattern; Kathy chose pattern no. 8925 which is a Laura Ashley design top and skirt. The Pullover top has a tucked sailor collar, a dicky and necktie. It has elbow length sleeves which are pleated to the hands. The skirt is full gathered with a buttoned waistband, pockets inside front seams and a back zipper closing. Every contrasting color on the outfit is appliqued to has the ribbon sewn on. Kathy appliqued 13 sailboats on the skirt, one on the front of the top and two on the back. She top stiched 44 yards of gros grain ribbon onto the garment using every size ribbon that is made. Kathy named her dress âa sailors dreamâ. Kathy won $300.00 cash and a White sewing machine that will sew 10 different stiches for her second place winning entry for the national contest. «57 The 1985 DAR and SAR Good Citizens of Brantley County High School are a well known couple on campus. Julie Bailey and Lee Parker are both respected for their depend- ability, friendliness, and service to their community and school. They were chosen through reports which they wrote and presented to the judges. L a y b y R Chris Burgess with his SAT scores and academic hon- ors was chosen the STAR student of Brantley County High. STAR stand for Student Teacher Achievement Rec- ognition, and Chris picked Mr. Manis Davis as his STAR teacher. Chris stated that he chose Mr. Davis because of his wittiness, intelli- gence, and willing- ness to help at all times. i )8 SARâDARâSTAR Looking distinguished?? At least she looks busy! Do we have a shortage of chairs?? What are we looking at guys?? Practice makes perfect! Hard at work! Everybody say cheese! Is the scoreboard konked out again? Who's teaching class today?? Layout by: Lynda Closing 1J9 V Whereâre the girls?â Skipping out. Take a number!â So this is life.â Shhhhh!â You stepped in what?â A Miss BCHS runner-up?â Splendiferous! 140 ciotmg layoutbylea The line forms here. Peoples Court Pucker up! No problem! Have you seen my Mummy? ââLook out world â here we come! Closing 141 WHAT IS A friend is a good listener. A friend goes the extra mile. A friend understands. A friend remembers, but knows when to forget. A friend is someone who can communicate with you without saying a word. SU â PP A FRIEND 142 oodng A FRIEND? IS YOU! A friend doesn't ask any questions. A friend is someone who shares even when their is only enough for one. A friend is someone who believes in you. A friend makes you feel safe. A friend is someone who doesnât want a friend who is perfect. Closing 14 3 Friends is a word we use every day. Most of the time we use it in the wrong way. Now you can look the word up again and again. But the dictionary doesnât know the meaning of friends. And if you ask me you know I couldnât be much help. Because a friendâs somebody you just know yourself. Someone o.k. and will treat you real cool. Someone who'll take the time out for being the fool. We like to be with some because their funny. Others come around when they need some money. Some you grew up with around the way. And youâre still real close to this very day. And this list goes on again and again But these are the people that we call friends! The finished product of our year's effort now lies in your hands. You have now come to the conclusion of a year's worth of headaches, ideas, confusion, dedication, cooperation, and excitement. We have come through many hours of frustration and exasperation only to triumph with the 1984-85 edition of THE HERON. It has been both a pleasure and an honor to serve as Editors of the Heron. We have learned to handle different situations that we have come upon and be victorious in the end. It's a relief to know that all of the quadpacks have been sent in. all the type sheets have been typed, and all of the proof sheets have been checked. In a way. though, it's sad too. We've worked so long and hard on this project, that itâs hard to believe that itâs over. We have many memories of all of the hours we and the staff have put into this edition of the HERON. We hope we have captured, within these pages of this book, the life at Brantley County High School as you remember it best. The good times, and the bad times are reproduced here for you. the student body. For without you. there would be no need for the 1984-85 Heron. We will always remember the experiences we have been forced with as editors. Sincerely. 1984-85 editors. Stefanie Picklesimer and Tracy Thomas Layout by: Lynda and Stef ante 144 The End . . .
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