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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1986 volume:

Brantley County High School 9 Volume XIX To every thing there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven: A time to be born, and a time to die: A time to plant, and a time to pluck up that which is planted; A time to kill, and a time to heal; A time to break down, and a time to build up: A time to weep, and a time to laugh; A time to mourn, and a time to dance: ... A time to get. and a time to lose; A time to keep, and a time to cast away; A time to rend, and a time to sew; A time to keep silence, and a time to speak; A time to love, and a time to hate; A time of war. and a time of peace. Opening 1 Old Testament: Ecclesiastes, iii. 1-8. lime- is slipping from us, quietly away; leaving in the undercover of the night, Or in the brilliance of day. 2 Theme £:o capture time, Is not quite within our grasp. IDe seem forever longing Tor happiness of the past. 4 Theme tPe’ve shared each other’s happiness, And we’ve shared each other’s pain; A bond as strong as ours will endure— Even in this world of change. 6 Thcme Countless hours spent wondering of tomorrow And of what it will hold, Dreaming about the future And of what events, for us, it will hold. Theme 7 Good-bye, my friend, farewell Bach going separate ways, we are; ‘But memories of times together Are eternally etched in our hearts. 8 Theme he good-bye might not be forever— together, one day, we might be; Side by side we’ll travel on moon beams— ‘But now, the stars are beckoning me. Lea King Thrme 9 lo Scnion Mr. and Miss Senior Class Mark White and Constance Shuman I, Tanya Allen, will my ability to be short and not get stepped on to Joy, my puttmo- bilc and pants to Kim, my spe- cial thanks and friendship to LB. SC, CB. KH. KR, and DW, for making school bear- able and every bit of my love to Norman W. Lee! L Carolyn Allison, will my fun times at BCHS to Pam L. and Nancy S. all my A’s to Jessie and James, all my love to Pun- kie and to Paul—the ability to pass through school without a sweat. The best of luck to all underclassmen and a big thanks to my loving parents. I, Veronica Arnold, will Shan- non A. all my wild times at BCHS and Panama Gty, to Heidi W. my long nails, to “Boz” the inch of green paint on my car, to my little sister Angel some good times to come at BCHS, and all my LOVE to Chris Burgess!!! I, Suzy Baker, being of warped mind and incredible body will all my good times (if there were any) to the underclass- men. The ability to drive my racecar to SC my strawberry Field card to LC, my best wuhes to LH, CG. DH, and all my undying love to the next guy I get! L Lora Batten, will to all my friends a wish of success and happiness. To my sis Val, I leave my height. My driving ability to JJ and my big feet to Edd, to all the underclassmen I will my friendship and the best of luck. I, Cindy Beverlin, will my abil- ity to pass to my sister, Jenny 6C lots of happiness to ST, AG, flc SG. All my thanks I give to Mom Dad for ail they’ve done. And my heart with all my love to Curtis Morgan. The one who made all my dreams come true! Mark White and Constance Shuman represent the finest of all qualities among their classmates. They endear the Senior class with their overall appearance, actions, and personalities. Constance and Mark were definitely a good choice. They define the meaning of Mr. and Miss Senior Class excellently. I, Annette Blocker, will my ability to pass to my sister. All the good times we’ve had over the years to Lori H.K., Vicky T., Carlyle C., Barry L. To Angela R. for being my best friend for all these years. All my love to Junior Smith he’s been there for me. L Delons Boatright, will my smiles and laughter go to any- one who thinks they can han- dle it and my good times to Janice B. and Sheila L. Good luck to all the underclassmen. L Reo Buckley, being of little mind and big body will my ability to get good grades in class to Beverly and Sandra Y. My craziness to Cassey and my ability to get a date to Eric and Rodney Mayfield and my talent to Patricia and Thomas Buckley. L Thomas (Chip) Bullard, being of sound mind terrific body will my government seat to Connie S., I leave my well worn baseball glove to Kelly Rowell. And best of luck to the seniors of ’87. I, Cheryl Butler, will my spe- cial memories to my friends my talent to keep a secret to DH, TP, 6l BO, my ability to steal the Heron’’ to MH, a book, “101 ways to exercise” to DG 6t TG, to Jerry—my ‘Popeyes’, love and thanks for all the special times we’ve shared. I, Roxanne Chapman, will my Sr. year to a very good friend—MG. All my good times to Amy and Julie. My good grades to Marie A. and all my love to TW. 12 Seniors Most Spirited John Smith and Alicia Harrell 4 ft John Smith and Alicia Harrell enatill school pride and excitement in the student body. With Alicia as Cheerleading Captain and John a varsity football player, their enthusiasm and spirit seem to be ‘catching’. Motivating and ‘pepping’ the students to care about their school comes easily to them. These qualities plus their continued support of the Herons make them Most Spirited. I, Stephnia Chesser, will my 1 I, Charles Chester, betng of lasting friendship to TA, CB, I, Lisa Cheshire will the best of luck to the upcoming sen- iors. To Donna H.—I will my ability to always look so inno- cent. To Shannon C. I will my beautiful car as she likes it so much. And I leave all my love to my closest friends DK, DH, SB, SC, and DC. LB, DC, EF, CB flt KH. To KH, all our fun times coming to school in the ultimate putt-mobile. I leave my ‘PRO’ Pc abilities to L. And lots of love 6C thanks to CC, PD, DH, 6C BO for lots of laughs. little mind and great body will my ability to play football to Bobby Davis and my great strength to Sandy Chester. I also will my genius brain to Gerald Hall. I will keep my good looks for myself. I, Darla Clark, will my friend- ship to some special friends; CB, EF, SL, to RH, the fun times in Chemistry. To Gina, all my sisterly love. To SB, M A, LA, RP, MD, my ability to keep the bus a fun place to be. To Tim, my love and un- derstanding-ALWAYS. I, Sharon Cobb, will my bas- ketball talents to DJ, PL, JC and my good looks to SL and my ability to stay in shape to EC and my friendship to all and to Pam Legrear all the luck with MG and my ability to be a smart mouth to CC and all my love to PRN. I, Shannon Cranford, will my hair to Donna King, being she loves it so much; all of my good books and my rattail to Joy Chaney, my good grades to Marie Ammons, fl£ my abil- ity to pass Spanish and remain a dingbat to Gndy Griffin. Good Luck! 1, David Crews, do not will anything to anyone because I did not write a will! I Jeff Crews, being of a fairly accurate mind and a grogeous body will to Curtis the ability to be an available bachelor his senior year, and never get a date. And to Kelly I will a girlfriend or even a date, be- cause he’ll never get either one on his own. ILULA. L Jerry Crews, will my ability to play football to Travis 6c Don, last but not least all my love and kindness to the one I love the most—Cheryl Butler! I, Lamar Crews, being of sound mind will my ability to skip classes without getting caught to Wendy, and my ability to get out of tickets to John Moore. I will all my good times at BCHS to all underclassmen. I, Tammy Crews, will my good grades to my brother, Timmy Crews, my locker to Patti Walker, my government book to Michelle Chesser and all my good times at BCHS to TC, PM, LH, MW. and to my sistere Wendy and Donna, the best of luck. I, Carla Davis, will my pitch- ing ability to Danette H. and my ability not to gossip to Sta- cie D. To Rhonda D. I will my desk in government. To Ma- rie, I will my ability to pass the i ith grade. And all my love to Marc Crews. Seniore 13 Most Talented Reo Buckley and Lea King T O D A Y I, Blake Dowling, gave up try- ing to write a will after the tenth try. I. Chad Dowling, being of sound mind and FINE body will my ability to charm the lovely ladies to KH fiC BH. My mustache to CT and my YELLOW car to Wade G. To my brothers—all my mate- rial belongings. To the lovely ladies of BCHS—my love. L Chris Dowling, will my good looks to Darren and Bar- ney—if they can handle it. And I will my car to Wendy, Stephanie and Becca so they will have a way to school. I, Lynn Drury, will my ability to party and have fun to Ka- ren L.. Tina S., My ability to smoke and not get caught to Amanda S. To David H.— my ability to graduate. To Kim H. a specul thanks for your friendship. To that someone special—all my love! I, Becky Dryden do hereby will all the strength I have to you Chris. All that I have strived for and all I can ever be, I give unto you the willing- ness to do more. Good luck little brother. Mom, Dad, thanks for giving me this life I love you very much. L Stephanie Dubberly, will my ability to run redlights get caught to Shannon A. My ability to be late everywhere I go to Patsy H. I will all my fun times at BCHS to all un- derclassmen who think they can compete with the Srs. of ’86. All my love to someone special. Reo Buckley and Lea King's talents are like a kaleidoscope with many facets. Lea is a 13 year dance student, and Reo shows immense talent in the art field. These two can accomplish great feats in the future. Because of their abilities, they were rightly chosen Most Talented. L Sherry Durr, of little mind will my ability to graduate to my brother Guy and every- thing I own to Paula, Melissa and Cheryl, and to all under- classmen — Good Luck! You’re gonna need it. I, Pamela Farm, being of sound mind hereby will my thanks to my parents, my love to Thomas Brown. My big mouth to JC, my grades to NC, My ability to get along with others to SC, TG, GH, GOH, and PG, special thanks to EW for being my friend. Long Live BCHS!!! I, Ellen Farr, will my good times at BCHS to LW, my leftover postage stamps to LA, my courage to Dean H., my everlasting friendship to Cheryl B., Stephania C, and Darla G; and to Jeff Moore, my trust, understanding, and many, more special times to- gether. I, Mary Gibson, of no mind hereby leave to my cousins all my good times. To Melinda Dana —my Chippendales card. To LAS, JH. PW. I give my friendship. To Wayne my ability to be a good sport to Matt I leave some Jiff PB. To FW, I will my job (one day) to my family luv. I, Shannon Gibson, being of sound mind will all my great things to my brother, Don. L Chad Goodyear will my typ- ing skills to Tony C. What’s left of my brain to Kelly R. Lots of luck with Neely to Cunis. My friendship to Les- lie A. My homework and headaches to my sisters and lots of luck to all underclass- men—they will need it badly. 14 Seniors Best All Around Jeff Crews and Mary Lee Timmerman With outgoing personalities and positive attitudes, Jeff Crews and Mary Lee Timmer- man arc the perfect people to be chosen Best All Around. Both arc talented in many areas, down to earth, and have keen senses of humor. Their personalities reveal their ‘rest for life’. Their loyalty to their friends is shown by the many friendships they have at BCHS. I, Garfield Green III, will my basketball ability to my sister, Pat, and now for the rest of my worldly possessions I take with me, because nobody nev- er willed anything so I’m not willing anybody anything. I take everything including my Bn pencil with me. I, Neely Griffin, will my good times cheerleading to Sherri and Lora. To my 'sis’ Jennifer, I will my unique brain. Also to Kelly Rowell My Yellow ‘VW’! But most of all, I will my love to Curtis Rowell!! I, Paula Griffin, will my reeds and seat in band to LT and MAR, my spirit ribbons to my sister Pam who never wears her own, my locker to DG. all my HUGS to CS, thanks to my parents for everything! I, Rose Griffin, will all my bor- rowed lunch money to JD for a car, my Jr. Prom NITE to CS—hope yours is same, to JAD, PG, and Dean all my good times and grades. Make the best of it! And all my love to my family—I love ya’ll! I, Alicia Harkleroad, being of sound mind and body will all my luck and sympathy to the underclassmen of BCHS, my friendship to Patti and Ida, my paperback romances to whoever wants them, and all my love to someone special. I, Alicia Harrell, of great mind and terrific body, will my empty gas tank to Tif and George, my ability to go to state to Jason D., my shyness to Alisha W, my awesome VW to Tony G, my loud mouth to Jennifer and Audrey and to Wally—I will all of my love, forever! I, Judy Harris, will my ability to go to school for 12 years to Rosemary and Cora. My big brown eyes to Coy B. All my bad times to Coach McCoy, and all my love to someone special. I, Missy Hartley, will my abili- ty to get through 12 years of school to my brothers. My captain position on the Rag Corps to Cheryl Drury. Good luck to ail underclassmen. I, Lynn Helmuth, will my good times to Wade, Mi- chelle, Paulette and Kristie. To Selena I leave my softball ability. My ability to stay out of trouble I leave to Cunis and Kelly. Good luck to my little sister, Dara, next year. I, Dean Hendrix, being of lit- tle mind and sound body will my ability to pass all my classes and never get into trouble to my little brother, Jody and my ability to chase girls to anyone who wants it. I, Allen Herrin, being of little mind and sound body will my ability to stay out of trouble to Scott Herrin and all my bad habits to anyone who thinks he can handle them and my soul to Carol Spence. I, Angie Hemn, will to all up- coming Rag Corps the best of luck. To Cheryl M.—my ever- lasting friendship. And to my younger sister Katina H. my love and I wish you all the luck in the world at BCHS. To all underclassmen—Good luck. Seniors 1 I, Keith Herrin, being of sound mind and body will my undying Bulldog spirit to Cur- tis, my innocence to John, and to Valerie the ability to knock before entering. I, Rhonda Herrin, will my friendship to Michelle C., Leigh T. and Brett M., my FHA awards to Frances W., all my good times at BCHS to Leigh Ann S., my thanks to my parents and all my hopes and prayers to the wonderful class of '86. I, Roy Herrin, being of sound mind and body hereby leave all my army books and guns to Kenneth H. and to anyone else who wants them! I, Donna Hickox, will my fun times at BCHS to Lisa and Susan, special thanks to JS and a big hug to CC. I, Randall Hickox, being of lit- tle mind and sound body will the ability to drive a Nissan to BH. the ability to get a girl to MH. the ability to play foot- ball to all the underclassmen and the ability to stay out of trouble to TH, LH, and JW. I, Sheri Hickox, will my great track ability to M.T., all my good times at BCHS to W.G., my ability to stay out of trou- ble to K.R. and C.R. and the best luck to M.D. Best Looking Keith Herrin and Veronica Arnold Chosen as Best Looking are Keith Herrin and Veronica Arnold. The perpetual smiles on their faces only tends to improve their superior countenances. Their easy-to like personalities add to their attractiveness. They are admired and respected by their fellow classmates. I, Lori Anne Hinesley. will my GREAT cheering ability to Erika, Sherri, and Lora, my SUPER tennis techniques to Selena, all my good times at BCHS to Robin and Jennifer and the best of luck to my sister Myra Jane. I, Paul Hodge, being of sound mind will my ability to pass classes and skip without being caught to all the underclass- men and all my love to ME- LISSA RENEE LEE. I, Pam Home, will the best of luck and many more wild times in the future to Syble B., Brenda O., Julie C., Amy K. and Nykki W, my ability to graduate to David H. and Mi- cheal M., my love to Eddie Crews and last but not least to Joe my last lollipop. I, Lisa Howell, will my straight A’s to Kenneth H., my good times at BCHS to Lisa B. and Ann G. and to the class of ’87 all the luck in the world. I, Katrina Hudson, will my good times in Flag Corps to Cheryl Drury and all my love to SCOTT ERIC SWAIN, my future husband. I, Melissa Hyers, will my abili- ty to throw the disc to RR, my ability to play softball and not talk to anyone to RR, NH and SD, good luck to all the un- derclassmen and best wishes to the CLASS OF '86. 16 Seniors Most Dependable Brian Moody and Terri Page With concern, responsibility, and self-discipline as just a few of their many qualities, Brian Moody and Terri Page are perfect examples of Most Dependable. They’re always available to give a helping hand when needed. They have achieved many goals and succeeded in many projects benefiting the overall well being of BCHS and its students. I, Brent Jacobs, being of sound mind and body will my ability to have a good looking CHEVROLET to Ed H. and all my love to STEPHANIE DUBERLY. L Missy Johns, will my ability to sleep in Geom. 6i Still pass to CM Bi SJ, my wildness and wild times to SG, my pretty fast car to Ames, Kevin, Be KL, congratulations to JC for being the only girl in school I can see eye to eye with and all my love to RC. L Rocky Johns, being of sound mind and body will my ability to make people smile and play football for four years without major injury to all underclass- men, my friendship to all who deserve it and my love to the few that have enjoyed it. I, Gary Jones, being of sound body and insane mind, do be- queath all my charm and good times at BCHS to ail under- classmen and all my love to Pam Deen. I, Jay Jones, will to Brett McDuffie the little partying that will be done after I'm gone, my love and best wishes to someone very special and the best of luck to my sister Robin. I, Shellie Jordan, will my inno- cent ways to Frank Stokes and all my good times in Nahunta to Amy Cleland. I, Lea King, will 2 SMD my roach spray 6C scag perfume; 2 ST my Femandina driving; 2 Kid a little laughter; 2 KRT my ‘car’ 2 my sis LK fish 6l roses; 2 JLS. MLT, CT, KR, CW, LAL, LO. Bi AH my thanks 4 the closeness love fun; 2 JLS Bi MLT Chicago Bi Batman; Bi 2 ‘Billy’— MEMORIES. I, Daphne Lane, will all my good times to my sisters Shei- la, Sharon, Charity, and Cry- stal; my good grades to my brother Toby and all my love to Kerry and his AMERI- CAN RAMBLER. I, Delores Lane, will my good times at BCHS to my sisters Amber, Roseann, and Regina, my good grades to Janine, my ability to graduate to Julie Clark and all my love to Scott. I, Laura Lane, being of great personality will my sunshine smile to Harold D, my out- standing grades to N.K.T. and my dreams to Nick. I, Toni Lee, will the ability to graduate to Micheal and Amy and all my love to Vance. I, Amy Lewis, being insane, to will my definitely ‘dif style 2 any-1 who thinks they can handle it. I will my curly rat- tail 2 Moo, SJ, Bi C-Byrd. 2 RL, KH. CW, WG Bi KR I will laughter Bi 2 Brett my paisley. 2 the Srs. of 86—C U N PAISLEY PARK! Memo- ries—2 MflcR. Seniors 17 Best Dressed Chad Dowling and Lynn Helmuth I, Eddie Lynn will my ability to smoke in the boys room and get caught to anyone who can handle it. I will my bad grades to John. I will my ability to fall asleep in class and fail a test to Pam. To get great looking girls to Brian Bosley. I, Leigh Anne Lyons, being of sound mind and smaller body will my prom dresses to Erika. To Wade, my amazing ability to play pool. My red flippers to Leslie. To Selena, my curb- jumping fun with Lea; and to all who were there, I leave the legacy of ‘MABLE’! I, Susan McKinnon being lit- tle mind will my good grades and being able to stay quiet in class to my little sisters, Fre- diree and Tracy Bell, I will my ability to draw to Wanda Manning. And good luck to the underclassmen. I, Cindy Manders, being of sound mind and little body, do swill my economics and gov’t books to Pam Lynn. I will to all upcoming students a special teacher, Mrs. Canipe, take care of her! And I will all of my love to K.D.W. I, Ronnie Martin, will my abil- ity to graduate to my sister Michelle, and my ability to speed without getting caught and getting a ticket, to my cousin Kevin. I, Connie Mercer, will my Mountain Dew and my ability to always stick my foot in my mouth to T.C., my good atti- tude in band to Jamey T., and to all the underclassmen, the will to survive after the Class of '86 is gone! Good luck!!! Chad Dowling and Lynn Helmuth bring a distinct air of ‘class’ into the fashion scene at Brantley Co. High. Chad in his ever so casual clothes to match his easygoing attitude 6C Lynn in her never less than the best outfits make a combo that’s hard to beat. Because of their great fashion taste, it’s no wonder they were chosen Best Dressed. I, Lenny Meyer, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will to Brian Bosley, my Madonna pin, my spiked haircut to Kenny and Beverly, all my friendship to Alettee, Sandra, and Brenda, and all my devoted love to Pam Grif- fin. I, Scarlet Middleton, will my good times with all my friends to my sister Beth, and all my love to John and ‘Fred’. I, Randy Milton, will my abili- ty to not get a ticket to Greg, Edd, and Chuck, and all my ability to graduate to Ronnie. I, Brian Moody, will my bas- ketball ability to Tony C. and all my good times to Lora H. I, Jeff Moore, will my ability to play football to Travis Page and Don Gibson, my great basketball skills to anyone who thinks they can handle them, my ability to pass to Missy Moore, and all my love to El- len Farr. I, Leonard Murphy, sound mind and fine body, will my fine clothes and good times to Mrs. Canipe and daughter, Tracey, I will good looks to James and Lucius and my abil- ity to catch a girl like Sharon to my brother Alex, I will my intelligence to Wanda, Paula, and Claudette. I 8 Semors Most Intellectual Steven Scheer and Vanessa Wilson Steven Scheer and Vanessa Wilson are high academic achievers. They set high academic goals for themselves and reach them without trouble. They readily accept challenges and are very consciencious about their grades. Their accomplishments have lead them to be well liked and respected by their peers. They both possess a natural ability for academic success. All of these qualities make them the perfect choice for Most Intellectual. I, Lisa O’Berry will my ability to drive Mrs. Lambert and Ms. Woodard crazy to Selena T. My sense of humor to my Sis Leslie. The summer of ‘85' to MLT, and all my good times at BCHS to Erika. Rob- in, Ashley, Marcia, Curtis R� Wade G and Kelly. I, Douglas O’Neal being of sound mind and Unable Body will to anyone who can handle it, staying in school for 14 years. To all upcoming seniors my seat in Government. L Terry O’Neal, will my abili- ty to graduate to my sister and all my wild times at school to the underclassmen. I, Terri Page, will the good times we shared to CB, EF, PG, DS, RG AC all my other admiring fans. I will my blank dummy sheets to PS Si BG. I leave my SR. 86 shirt to CH, my sack lunch Si overused brain to TG Si DG. I leave Travis my Spanish notes. Use them wisely! I, Homer Parrish, being of lit- tle mind leave my friendship to Pugg’s I leave my crazy days to Casey. I leave my best friend Kenny H. a piece of gum. I leave my goods to Jen- nifer M. And all my love to my family and the rest to me. I, Donald Petty, being of per- fect body and almost sound mind do hereby bequeath to my teachers a few years of peace and quiet now that I am graduating and my address in California in case things get too quiet. I, Prudence Pinkney, being of fine body and soul will my hip to Sheila Lewis. I will my world of Curls to Earl Junior. I will my musk to Pam of ’87 and Jean of ’88. I will my tal- ent to Tammy and Sandra. I will my brain to Tina and Ja- nice. I, Cheryl Pittman leave the following: to Scott Ac Todd lots of luck. To Melissa H. my autographed lockers on and. To Staci J. my craziness Si laughter. To Wendy T. my place in choir. To Mrs. B. pa- tience. And to my fiancee Ank Jordan all my love, care Si faith. I, Dana Pittman, will my abili- ty to do anything without anyone finding out to Scott D., all my m’s to Scott and Todd S., and my will to sur- vive to Tracy H. cause he’ll need it next year. Good luck and Go For It underclassmen! L Karen Rentz, being of great mind and small body, will my terrific driving skills to KH and LA. my skag-catching abilities to JR, TS, and GS. My skill of bumming gum to BM and CW and my good times in the “Green, Mean, Partyin’ Machine to JD and WG. L Michelle Rhoden will my ability to graduate to Paul: to my great babysitters CC DR a job every weekend. My great ability to drive to RS AR RC. And my brains to Curtis and Charley. Good luck to all un- derclassmen. L Jeffrey Riggins, will my great times at BCHS to Lisa H. and Valerie B. A ride to school to Joy W. and Teresa H., All My Love And Dreams To Stacie Drew. Seniors 19 Wittiest Jeffrey Singletary and Lisa O’Berry I, Angela Roberson, being of sound mind and body will all my love to Michael Brown. To Annette B. and Carol S. I will all my friendship to the two best friends anyone could ever ask for. I, Alisa Rowell, will my ability to sleep in class and still pass to Andy Riggins, and all my ter- rific fights to LA and MA, and all my love to Darien Manders! I, Katie Rowell, will my ability to keep my mouth under con- trol to my sis Rebecca. My great personality to my broth- er Milton and to get my way to my sis Claudia. And my love and appreciation to my family and friends. And all the luck to the underclassmen. I, Shawn Sandow, being of great mind and little common sense will my ability to always have my mouth open at the wrong time and to get more paddlings in my four years of high school than humanly possible to anyone who thinks they can deal with it. I, Dawn Sapp, will my ability to play basketball to Cindy, Becky, and “my sis” Paulette. I also leave them all of the wild times with “the gang” from Blackshear on Fri. 6i Sat. nights. And to someone very special I leave my love. I luv u Danny! I, Steven Sheer, of demented mind and rapidly deteriorat- ing body have nothing any- body else needs excluding my truck, the Vuck. Since none of them could handle the respon- sibility of owning such an awe- some vehicle, I am keeping it and leaving everyone the best of luck. Jeffrey Singletary and Lisa O’Berry have an abundance of energy and wit. They both keep their peers at BCHS laughing at their crazy antics. Their unique outlook on life emerges in their bubbly personalities. It’s no surprise that these two ‘‘wild and crazy” people were chosen as Wittiest. I, Dara Sears being of wild mind and body will all my times to Staci J MUL2STD! AR and DW my algebra book. To anyone who is brave enough, I hope it is a girl, I will my place in FFA to Ke- muff and Charlie Byrd my trumpet I don’t want it. And my life to RPG! I, Constance Shuman will all my good times at BCHS to Chris Shuman; my constantly running mouth to Rhonda Altman; to Becka Lee lots of great times and happiness; and to Mark White all my love. I, Jeffrey Singletary will all my partying times to Anthony R. and Charles P., also my ability to pop a top to Brett M. To Ryan B. and Missy G. my memories and everlasting friendship. I, John Smith, will my eating habits and a toothpick to Phil F., all my rich women to Ken H. Best of Luck to the Sr of 87. Thanks to Tanya A. and Leigh Anne L. for writing this for me. I, Carol Spence being of sound mind will all my good times to my sister, all my thanks to my mother, and last but not least all my hugs and kisses and all my heart and love to Allen Herrin. L Vanessa Spikes will all the fun times I had at BCHS to Diane Sears and all the under- classmen. Good luck to all. Best of luck to D.A. and Tina O’Berry. You will need it. ao Seniors Most Likely to Succeed Chris Thomas and Joey Lynn Strickland Chris Thomas and Joey Lynn Strickland possess all of the qualities needed to be chosen Most Likely to Succeed. With ambition, maturity, determination, dedication, and knowledge they are capable of handling any situation put before them with finesse. They both have achieved much success in the activities they have participated in high school. Chris and Joey Lynn both possess that little something “extra” that is needed to get ahead. I. Ronda Steedley, being of sound mind and sexy body, do will my blue eyes and blond hair to HG, my ability to be late and not get in troule to CG. To MM. my ability not to know what is going on in class and still pass. To the Srs. of ’86 GOOD LUCK!! I, Bobby Stewart, being of lit- tle mind or body will nothing to anyone because I have nothing else to give. ' I. Joey Lynn Strickland, will my MURPF swing 2 Selena 6C Becca, my ability 2 get dates 2 Leslie, the JAMMIN times at dances 2 Wade 6C Kel- ly, 6e for their friendship 6c guidance. 2 MLT. LK. MG, LO. CT, LH. JC. JJ. Campe. Malmberg, 6c Sissy—Thank you. I, Juanita Sutton being of sound mind and great body leave all the fun I had to my friends Tammy H., Sheila L., Martha M., Shadrick M., Ni- gel M„ PW JW PG JD MR and all the rest the fun I had in school and out. I thank all my teachers for their help. Thank the Lord. I, Ben Sweat will the ability to stay out of trouble at school to Randy L. and the ability to graduate to Shawn S. I, Celia Thomas being of sound mind and body will all my good times at BCHS to Patti Walker and all my good grades to my little sister Chris- tina! I will all my love to my family and friends! Good Luck to the class of 1987! I, Chris Thomas will my ever- lasting friendship 6C ability to raid food to MLT, JLS, LK. LH SD. To my nephew. Austin 6c BH, I give my foot- ball “spunk”. We the Seniors of ’86 may never lose our memories. To a very special Tammy Walker, I will my love 6c my life. I, Lynn Thomas will my good times at B.C.H.S. to Julie Dowling and Marla T. and my ability to graduate to Ma- rie Ammons and Amy Cle- land. L Mary Lee Timmerman, will my concert tickets to WG 6c SD; my party beads to EW; my beach trips to ST; my abil- ity to draw boys at 3 AM to all culprits of “MABLE’S ; to LK, CT, JLS 6c LO my for- ever friendship; to LMO my truck and to “Billy the good times. L Brad Tucker will my ability to get my homework done in homeroom to Jamie Tucker, and my Packs of Dentyne to all the girls in the Junior Class. L Devent Wainright, being of great mind and little body will my tennis ability to Tony C., my good looks to skrewball (he needs it), to Joy Moody I will my great driving ability and to my LITTLE sister I leave most of my good times at B.C.H.S. L Terrance Waters will my ability to solve Algebraic Equations to Joe Lewis. Seniors 2 Most Athletic Charles Chester and Dawn Sapp I, Tyrone Waters, being of sound mind and a great body will all my good times and good grades to Greg Cox. I, Mark White, being of sound mind and fine body will my last can to Screwball, by Rebel Flag to Devam, my gov- emment book to Julie R., and my GMC to Chris S., and to Constance my heart and all the love it can give. I, Cindy Williams, being of sound mind and a great body will all of my WILD times to Grant, my sweet, sexy body to Earlene, my height to Eric, my Prince collection to Sophia and my ability to catch a guy to any girl who can handle it. I, Eugene Williams, being of sound mind and fine body, will my ability to make people have a good time and my charm to all my home boys Good luck to all the young ladies and the 1987 football team in the future. P.S. Stay cool! SM. BD Sc GH. I, Connie Windham, being of sound mind will my intelli- gence and my ability to party to my sister, Stephanie and the best of luck to the class of 87. L Chuck Wilson, being of sound mind and body will my seat in Gov’t to Stacie D. I also will my ability not to get caught speeding to RC. To the following I will my awe- some car LK, LAL, MLT in hopes they don’t wreck it. I will to LK my everlasting friendship. I, Cornelius Zellous, being of fine body and soul, do leave my knowledge about women to my two younger brothers, my good looks to Squirrel, my Stacy’s to James R. and my love to a very special lady, Ali- cia Austin. I, Ramona Wilson will all my good times at BCHS to Tammy M., Janice B. and to all the underclassmen. I, Michael Carter, will my last can of skoal to Jabo, and all my wild times at BCHS to Anthony Riggins and Scott Davis. I, Eric Youmans, being of sound mind and body will my party time to my cousin, Joey Queen. I will my love and life to Melissa S, my ability to pass and still have fun to Coy B. and Amy C. In closing, I wish all the upcoming Seniors a good time. I, Jane Evans, being of good mind sometimes will my abili- ty to graduate to my brother, Pat, my good times at BCHS to both Paul’s D., Cheryl D. and Melissa C. and to all the underclassmen, good luck— you have a long way to go. Charles Chester and Dawn Sapp possess more qualities for being named Most Athletic than just being athletically inclined. They both inspire their teammates by showing great leadership and sportsmanship qualities. They have contributed a great deal through their abilities to the BCHS sports program. They have both taken a great part in leading the Herons to many victories. 1, Donna Gingerick, do here- by will my craziness, fun-lov- ing ways, and stubbomess to stick it out in school to Virgil Mason. Hang in there for me and Jesse! We luv ya! I, Kirby Hanchey, being of sound mind and body will my bad times at BCHS to Ike Thrift and all my love to Me- linda Melton. I, Donna Smith, will all my love to my future husband, Timothy Wayne Adams, and my love and the best of luck to my brother, Eric. I, Rhonda Harris, will my sneaky mischievious actions to (Pug). Julie Dowling. I, Lee Ann Hickox, being of sound mind and happy soul do hereby leave my books and teachers to the underclassmen. And I leave my Yacht to SB CB KH. I also leave my great looking car to any dummy who will take it from me. (blue stationwagon) I, Blake Harris, being of little mind and big body will all my fun times at BCHS to Julie and Nykki, my furiously fast Yamaha to Kurtis and all my party abilities to Amy, Karen, and Tina—Good luck, you'll need it!! I, Curt Sauls, will my ability to get to school on time to Scott Herrin and my ability to gra- duate to Terry Steedley. I, Beverly Roberson, will all my good times at BCHS to my sis Sabrina my ability to get along with others to my brother James. All my dreams and love to someone very spe- cial in my life. I leave my hide- away and ability to get to class on time to Dawna. I, Carolyn Taylor, will my good looks, grades, my perfect figure to my sis Linda Taylor, Pat L. and to anyone who thinks they fit the category, my effort to come to BCHS to Pam SC DL and all my love to any good looking guy who thinks he can conquer it. I, Freddie Snipes, will my mind to James Dowdy and my Bubble Gum to Mrs. Lawson. 2 2 Seniors Best Personality Jeffrey Riggins and Rose Griffin It was no surprise that Jeffrey Riggins and Rose Griffin received the honor of being chosen Best Personality. With their ‘magic’ personalities and cheerful smiles they brighten everyone’s day. Their easygoing personalities and caring attitudes have created many friendships through the years. Without a doubt their outstanding personalities will be the basis of their success. No� pictured: Glynn Carter Michael Carter Annette Crews Wayne Dam Mike Duren Jane Evans Donna Gingerick Donald Greaves CLASS COLORS Kirby Hanchey Blake Harris Columbia Blue and Gold Rhonda Harris Lee Ann Hickox CLASS SONG Dawn Hopton Donna King Chad Purdom Cherish Beverly Roberson Curt Sauls CLASS FLOWER Donna Smith Freddie Snipes Terry Snipes Carolyn Taylor Vanessa Wilson Eric Youmans White Rose CLASS MOTTO Yesterday is a dream, and tomorrow is only a vision; but today well loved makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. ALMA MATER 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 heron’s grace, the flaming vines; Our alma mater is enshrines 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! CLASS OF 1986 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Senion 23 I. Mrs. Harper being of hopeful mind do hereby leave my very best wishes to the class of ’86—and to future Senior sponsors the good luck to have a group of young people as super as yours! I, Mark Rogers, do hereby bequeath my Tom Selleck-like looks to the fe- males in Homeroom 12G, my Ala- bama-Roll-Tide spirit to the Heron football team, my pleasant disposition to Leigh Anne Lyons, and my love and respect to the Seniors of ’86. I, Dorothy Ham being very serious wish each senior in the class of 1986 the best of luck and much happiness throughout life. Always remember your good times at Brantley County High School. You are a pan of a great class. You will be missed next year. I, Pamela Hammond, of absent mind, bequeath to the Class of ’86 best wishes for a prosperous and eventful future. You have become a special group of young adults. If any class can make a mark on the future—your’s will be ev- erlasting. Good luck in all you do. I, Anne Canipe, being of warped mind, loud voice, and tied tongue, bestow to the Class of 86 my everlasting friend- ship, I did not find you as my friends— the good Lord sent you to me. Each day I leam more than I teach—it is your special class that has made me want to stay a teacher forever. May luck always travel with you throughout life. I love you—class of 86. SENIOR CLASS SPONSORS From left to right: Mark Rogers, Pamela Hammond, Anne Harper, Anne Canipe, Ruby Moody, Dorothy Ham, Donald Alt- man I, Donald Altman being of sound mind sometimes do hereby and hereon will to this Senior Class all the memories of the great times each of us have shared at BCHS since the 9th grade and the wry best to each of you as you venture out into the real world. I, Ruby Moody will my homemade brownie recipe to my homeroom—that is if I ever figure out the ingredients. 24 Seniors Having been President of the Sr. Class of 1986 is an experience which has given me a great sense of pride and an appreciation of our fine reputation. Through our many years of school together, we have made and shared some lasting memories. When times were rough and sad, we pulled together to provide a shoulder for someone to cry on and ease the grief. During the dull and drab days, we tried to brighten them in our own special way by making someone smile. Growing up together has been boring and exciting, sorrowful and fun, yet it has all been memorable. As this year ends, we will begin to go our separate ways. Some of us may never cross paths again while some may continue their association throughout life. I urge you to cherish these times, for they may be the fondest of your life. Good luck and best wishe -jln whatever your future might hold. fa SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS WE HAVE LIVED AND LOVED TOGETHER PRESIDENT—Jeff Crews. VICE PRESIDENT—Chris Thomas. SECRE- TARY—Lea King. TREASURER—Rose Griffin We have lived and loved together Through many changing years; We have shared each other's gladness And wept each other’s tears; I have known ne’er a sorrow That was long unsoothed by thee; For thy smiles can make a summer Where darkness else would be. Like the leaves that fall around us In autumn’s fading hours. Are the traitor’s smiles, that darken When the cloud of sorrow lowers; And through many such we’ve known, love. Too prone, alas to range. We both can speak of one love Which time can never change. We have lived and loved together Through many changing years. We have shared each other’s gladness And wept each other’s tears. And let us hope the future. As the past has been will be; I will share with thee my sorrows. And thou thy joys with me. Charles Jefferys Seniors 25 Looking twenty years into the future, this is what we find ... the job predictions of the class of '86: Tanya Allen wears the Mickey Mouse costume at Disneyworld. Veronica Arnold has become the local Nun for Brantley County. Suzy Baker is rated the top comedianne in the United States. Lora Batten has just become the second woman to be nominated to the Supreme Court. Gndy Beverlin is the Guidance Counselor at Brantley County High School. Annette Blocker is joining Tanya at Disneyworld, but wearing Goofy’s outfit. Deloris Boatright has been elected to the Georgia State Legislature. Reo Buckley1 has become the top rated Fashion Designer for Gloria Vanderbilt. Chip Bullard is the Captain of the Oxford Rowing Team. Cheryl Butler is the Brantley County High School’s Dietician. Glynn Carter is a top rate Rock Singer for a Punk Rock Group. Michael Carter is still going to school to learn to become a Funeral Home Director. Roxanne Chapman is the Chef for the Paloma. Lisa Cheshire is the lead singer for the Go-Go’s. Stephania Chesser is the Weapons Desinger for the Pentagon. Charles Chester is the Conductor and Director for the Brantley County High School Band and Chorus. Darla Cbrk has become a permanent student in school. Sharon Cobb is the new actress on Knots Landing. Shannon Cranford became a self-made millionairess selling vacuum cleaners. Annette Crews is the manager of a fast food restaurant. David Crews has just become the Olympic Mud-Wrestling Team Coach. Jeff Crews is a doctor ... of what, we don’t know. Jerry Crews has become the editor of the Brantley County Newspaper. Lamar Crews is a Computer Operator for IBM. Tammy Gews is a Cosmetologist, trying to make people more beautiful. Carla Davis is the Principal of Brantley County High School. Wayne Davis is the assistant Conductor and Director to Charles Chester. Blake Dowling has just been elected as President of the United States. Chad Dowling has joined Veronica Arnold in her work in Brantley County by becoming the local Monk. Chris Dowling is working with Reo as in interior decorator. Laura Lynn Drury has defected to Russia and is the Weapons Designer there. Becky Dryden is a 5-Star General for the United States Marine Corps. Stephanie Dubberly is a Construction Engineer. Mike Duren is working as Stephanie’s secretary. Sherry Durr is Coach Picklesimer's Assistant Photographer. Jane Evans has become a world widely known Chef. Pam Farm is the Goldkist Quality Inspector. Ellen Farr has become Brantley County’s first Funeral Home Director. Mary Gibson has been selected the Architect to design the new Brantley County High School. Shannon Gibson is living in Hollywood and is a Game-Show Host for Let’s Make a Deal. Donna Gmgerrick has become a Dietician for Way cross High School. Chad Goodyear has just won the Olympic Mud-Wrestling Championship of the World. Donald Greaves has left Brantley County and has become a Deep Sea Diver. Garfield Green is a Research Scientist trying to find a cure for Cancer. Neely Griffin is a Pilot for Eastern Airlines. Paula Griffin has started her own business—a laundery service. Rose Griffin has become the top salesperson for Kentucky Fried Chicken. Kirby Hanchey is the local veternarian. Alicia Harkleroad has just taken over the Ted Turner Stations. Alicia Harrell has her own Floral Shop. Blake Harris has become the top Fashion Designer for Women’s Bathing Suits. Judy Harris is a Ventriloquist for the Muppet Shows. Rhonda Harris is a Cosmetologist, trying to make-over those Tammy has done. Missy Hartley is the Prison Guard for the Georgia State Prison. Lynn Helmuth has become the bartender for a local massage parlor. Dean Hendrix is the late night entertainer on Saturday Night Live. Allen Herrin has become the professional student at Brantley County High School. Angie Herrin has become a self-made millionaire by selling underwear door-to-door. Keith Herrin is the local dentist for Brantley County High School. Rhonda Herrin is the cruise lines director for the S.S. Emerald Seas. Roy Herrin is our local Congressman in Washington, D.C. Donna Hickox has become the Head Coach for Brantley County High School. LeAnn Hickox is a Business Executive. Randall Hickox has become the Dance Instructor at the Happy Tu-Tu Dance School. Sheri Hickox is an orthodontist. Lori Anne Hines ley is the Female Olympic Mud-Wrestling Team Champion. Paul Hodge has just been defeated by Lori Anne Hinesley for the mixed Mud Wrestling Championships finals. Dawn Hopton is the local Jeweler. Pam Home has become the assistant instructor to Randall Hickox. Lisa Howell has become the head of the CIA. Katrina Hudson is a fireman. Melissa Hyers is an engineer for Seaboard Systems Railroad. Brent Jacobs is a Fruit-of-the-Loom inspector. Melissa Johns is Brantley County’s Police Chief. Rocky Johns is working for the clowns at Ringling Bros. Barnum and Bailey Grcus. Gary Jones is the Head Secretary for Brantley County High School. Jay Jones is the United States Weightlifting Champion. Shrllie Jordan is the first woman baseball player for the New York Yankees. Donna King has become the head photographer for Cosmopolitan Magazine. Lea King has become the first Astronaut to reach Mars with a chimp. Daphnec Lane has just discovered a sunken ship off the coast of Bermuda and has become a millionairess. Delores Lane is the top wine connetseiur for Strawberry Hill. Laura Lane is the Weapons Designer for Brantley County High School. Toni Lee is the local REA Manager. Amy Lewis is the comedian at the Strands Hotel in Las Vegas. Eddie Lynn has just become the only Jeweler in Brantley County to have any merchandise. Leigh Ann Lyons is a Bank President. Susan McKinnon is a computer operator for the weapons divisions for the airforce. Gndy Manders is a Body Guard for the President of the U.S. Ronnie Martin is a Taxi Driver in Brantley County. Connie Mercer is a Body Guard for Cindy Manders. Lenny Meyer has just become a model for Chippendale’s. Scarlet Middleton has become an IRS agent. Randy Milton is a lawyer. Brian Moody is a politician who b still trying to get elected into the legislature. Jeffrey Moore has become the most popular Actor in the United States. Leonard Murphy is a Race Car Driver. Lisa O’Berry has become the local Brantley County Palm Reader. Douglas O’Neal is a Body Guard for Cindy and Connie. Terry O’Neal is a child psychologist. Terri Page b an IRS agent, whose trying to help the taxpayers . . . don’t tell anyone. Homer Parrish b the local Judge to the Brantley County Courthouse. Donald Petty b a Salesperson for the Ford Motor Company. Prudence Pinkney b the Head Coach at Waycross High School. Cheryl Pittman b the Flash Foods Manager. Dana Pitfmas b working for the FBI. Chad Purdom b a tree farmer. Karen Rentz has become a Florist for the funeral homes in the local area. Michele Rhoden is a Secretary for the Health Services. Jeffrey Riggins b the local Nursing Home Director. Angela Roberson is a building contractor. Beverly Roberson b a veternarian. Alisa Rowell b a building contractor for Scott Housing. Katie Rowell b a taxi driver in Waycross. Shawn Sandow b the senator from Georgia in Washington, D.C. Dawn Sapp b a Bartender at a local restaurant. Cun Sauls has just become a Salesperson for GE light-bulb company. Steven Scheer is an onhodomst. Dara Sears has just become the TV Spokesperson for NBC. Constance Shuman b the top actress in the television industry. Jeffrey Singletary has become our Congressman from the state of Ga. Donna Smith b the top race car driver in the U.S. John Smith b an Engineer at Kings Bay Naval Base. Freddie Snipes is the Police Chief in Waycross, while hb brother Terry b a 5 Star General for the Army. Carol Spence has become a professional student at the Univ. of Georgia. Vanessa Spikes b a CIA officer. Rhonda Stcedley b a Ventriloquist for a Soap Opera. Bobby Stewart b a Conductor for the New York Ballet Team. Joey Lynn Strickland � s an Interior Director for Homes Better Homes and Gardens. Juanita Sutton b a lawyer. Ben Sweat b the Circus Director at the Okeefenokee Fair. Carolyn Taylor b Editor in Chief to Ebony. Glia Thomas b a child psychologist. Chris Thomas b a Professor at the University of Georgia. Lynn Thomas b a Teacher at Brantley County High School. Mary Lee Timmerman has become the country’s top entrepreneur. Brad Tucker b a Fast Food Manager at Thomas’ Grocery on Gntral Ave. Devant Wainwright has become the Ambassador to Russia. Terrance Waters b the President of Chrysler Corporation. Tyrone Waters has become the top rated wrestler, next to Hulk Hogan. Mark White b the Game Show Host for The Price Is Right. Cindy Williams is a beautician. Eugene Williams b the Assistant Principi at Brantley County High School. Chuck Wilson has become a professional athlete for the Atlanta Braves. Ramona Wilson b a Supreme Court Judge. Vanessa Wilson b the TV Spokeswoman for the nightly news in Jacksonville. Connie Windham b a detective for Philip Marlowe. Eric You mans is the Nursing Home Director in Brantley County. Cornelius Zellous has become the first black Vice President of the United States. 26 Seniors We ask rhar you join wirh rhe Senior Class in dedicating this year in memory of Ryan Baxley and Missy Griffin. ’nendfehi Mps op on -oreuev-coo Oates to_________, ■kjs($ mm ( i fib Ryon Baxley pos- sessed rhe abiliry ro make people smile and forger obour rheir problems. He cored obour orhers and did his besr ro help rhem when rhey needed ir. Wirh loughrer follow- ing him because of his crozy onrics, he add- ed o “brighr spor ro rhe srudenr life or BCHS. Missy Griffin was never seen wirhour o smile on her face She was a rrusr- ing person who cored obour her friends. Her giggles echoed rhrough rhe halls and heorrs of sru- denrs or BCHS. Seniott 27 TANYA ALLEN: FHA i, 2—Junior degree; VICA 2, 3; Tennis Team 2, 3, 4; FBLA 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3. CAROLYN ALLISON: FHA 1; Chorus 3, 4. VERONICA ARNOLD: FHA 1, 2, 3—Treasurer, 4—Vice President, 1— Junior Degree, 2—Chapter Degree, 3—State Degree; TAG 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students—4; Senior Superlative— Best Looking. SUZY BAKER: FHA 1, 2; FBLA 3,4; Student Council 1; 4-H 1; Honor Roll 3. LORA BATTEN: FHA 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Court 2, 3; FBLA 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Track 3; VICA 2, 3, Secretary—2, 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; Student Council 2, 3. CINDY BEVERLIN: TAG; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, Market Hog Show—First Place 3; Flag Corps 2; Homecoming Representative 3; Beauty Contest 3; Office Assistant 3; UGA Certificate of Merit 3; FBLA 4; VOT 4. ANNETTE BLOCKER: FFA 1, 2; FHA 2; Industrial Arts 2; Varsity Basket- ball. THOMAS BULLARD: Baseball 3; FFA 1, 2; FBLA 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4; Football Manager 1, 2. CHERYL BUTLER: FBLA 1; FFA 1; Varsity Cheerleader 2; Sr. Beta 2, 3, 4; Prom Invitation Committee 3; HOBY nominee 2; Academic All American 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; Annual Staff 2, 3, 4; TAG; Weight lifting statistician 2, 3; Prom Refreshment Committee 3; Prom Decoration Committee 3. ROXANNE CHAPMAN: Industrial Arts Club 1; Student Council 1, 3, Vice President—3; FFA 1; FHA 1, 2; Basketball Manager 1; Sr. Beta 2; VOT 3, 4; Jr. Class Secretary 3; FBLA 3, 4; Who’s Who in America 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. CARLA DAVIS: Softball 3, 4; Occupational Child Care 1, 2, 3, 4; HERO 4. TAMMY CREWS: FHA 2, 3; FBLA 4; VOT 4; Industrial Arts 4. LAMAR CREWS: FBLA 2; FFA 1; Industrial Arts 1. JERRY CREWS: FFA 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2; Industrial Arts 1; Handball 3; Weight Lifting 2, 3. JEFF CREWS: Football 2, 3, 4; FFA 1; Jr. Class President 3; Sr. Class President 4; Hugh O’Brian Youth Award Nominee 2; Senior Superlative—Best All Around—4; Baseball 4. SHANNON CRANFORD: Flag Corps 1; Chorus 2, 3, 4; FBLA 4; 4-H 1; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3, 4; Co-Ed-Y 1; FFA 4. SHARON COBB: Basketball 1, 3, 4; FHA; Cross Country; Flag Corps 2; Beauty Pagent 4th place. DARLA CLARK: FFA 1; FBLA 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, Junior Degree—4; Varsity Cheerleader 2, 3; Prom Invitation Committee 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; Weight Lifting Statistician 2, 3; Honor Roll 1; Jr.-Sr. Cheerleader 1; Homecoming Presentation 2; Annual Staff 2; Prom Refresh- ments Committee 3; Prom Decorations Committee 3. CHARLES CHESTER: Football 1, 2, 3,4; Track 1, 2; Weight Lifting 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Superlative—Most Atheletic; Basketball Manager 3, 4. STEPHANIA CHESSER: Prom Decoration Committee 4; Prom Invitation Committee 4; FBLA 1; TAG 1, 2, 3; Sr. Beta 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 2; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4; Honor Roll 1. LISA CHESHIRE: Tri-Hi-Y 1; FHA 1; FBLA 4. BLAKE DOWLING: Band 1, 2, 3; VOT 3, 4; FBLA 3, 4; Golf i, 2. CHAD DOWLING: Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; FFA 1; FBLA 3,4; Student Council 1. LYNN DRURY: FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Degree—2; Chapter Degree, Public Relation 3, State Degree, Vice President 3, President 4. BECKY DRYDEN: Show Choir 3; Concert Choir 2, 3,4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3,4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; United States Achieve- ment Academy National Award; Mathematics 1; Miss National Teenager Pageant State Finalist 3; Perfect Attendence 2, 3; Honors Banquet 3. STEPHANIE DUBBERLY: Band 1, 2, 3; Student Council 1; FBLA 1; Flag Corps 1; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Show Choir 1, 2; Tri-Hi-Y 1. SHERRY DURR: Track 1, 2; Flag Corps 1, 4. PAMELA FARM: Basketball 1, 2; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Music Recreation Chairperson—3; TAG 1, 2, 3; Show Choir 4; Junior Dgreee x, Chapter Degree 2, State Degree 3. ELLEN FARR: FHA 1, Jr. Degree—1; FBLA 2, 3, Treasurer—3; Jr. Beta 1; Sr. Beta 2, 3, 4; Debate Team 2, Treasurer—2; HOBY nominee 2; Homecoming Presentation 2; Honor Roll 1, 2; FBLA Mini Conference 3; TAG 1, 2, 3, 4; Weightlifting Statistician 3; Prom Decorating Committee 3; Annual Staff 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3. MARY GIBSON: Sr. Beta 2, 3, 4; Prom Decorating Committee 3; Homecom- ing Decoration Committee 2; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Historian—2, Treasurer—3, Jr. Degree—1, Chapter Degree—2, State Degree—3, First place in foods. Second place in baking—1, 3. SHANNON GIBSON: FBLA 1; Football 1, 2. CHAD GOODYEAR: Sr. Beta 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 2, 3, 4—Clubs Editor 3, 4; Sr. Beta Talent Competition 2; TAG 1, 2, 3; Football Manager 1, 2; FFA 1, 2, 3; FBLA 4; Track 1; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4; National Honor Society 4; Honor Roll 1, 2; Prom Picture taking Committee 3. NEELY GRIFFIN: Cheerleading 3, 4, Co-Captain and Choreographer 4; Track 1; Basketball 1, 2; Majorette 1, 2; Band 1, 2; FBLA 3,4; 4-H 1; FFA 2; Prom Decoration Committee 3; Fourth runner-up BCHS pagent 1; Chorus 3, 4; Jr Miss BCHS 2. PAULA GRIFFIN: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Section Leader—4; Pep Band 2; Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; FBLA 4; Honor Roll 1, 2; Prom Decorating Committee. ROSE GRIFFIN: TAG 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4, Reporter—3; Annual Staff 2, 3; Jr Class Treasurer; Sr Class Treasurer; Concert Choir 2; School Play 1; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary and Literary—3; Prom Committee 3; Senior Class Superlative—Best Personality; Honor Role 1, 2; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4; Sr. Beta 4. ALICIA HARKLEROAD: Student Council 1; Who’s Who Among Ameri- can High School Students 3. ALICIA HARRELL: Varsity Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain—3, Football Captain—4; U.S. Achievement Academy Award; “Best All Around Cheer- leader”—2, Co-Captains Award—3, “Most Sportsmanship” Cheerleader—3; American Red Cross Blood Drive, BCHS Chairman 4; 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4, Girl’s Vice 28 Directoncs President—2, 3, Southeast District Winner 1, 2; Georgia Key Award 3; Jr Beta 1; Sr Beta 2, 3,4; Honor Roll 1, 2; TAG 1,2, 3,4; Hugh O’Brien Youth Award nominee 2; Governor’s Honors Alternate in Dance 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; Student Council 3; Co-Ed-Y 1; FBLA 1; Track 1; Jr. Miss BCHS 1 st runner—up 2; Show Choir 3, 4 Choreographer—3, 4; Homecoming Presentation 2, 3; Drama 2; Literary—One Act Play 2; Girls Literary Oral Interpre- tation Alternate 2, 3; Jr.-Sr. Prom Decorating Committee 3; Announcements 3, 4; Senior Superlative—Most Spirited. LYNN HELMUTH: FFA 1; TAG 1, 2, 3,4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Sr Beta 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3; Track 2, 3; FBLA 3; Prom Decorating Committee 3; GA Certificate of Merit 3; Annual Staff 3,4; Softball 3,4, Most Valuable Player—3; Sr Superlative—Best Dressed; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. ANGIE HERRIN: Hag Corps 2, 3, 4, Captain—4; FFA 3. KEITH HERRIN: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; FBLA 2, 3, 4; Track 2; Senior Superla- tive—Best Looking. RHONDA HERRIN: FHA 1, 2, 3, 4—Public Relations Chairperson 3, Secretary 4, Junior, Chapter, State Degrees; Crafts for Kids Contest—2nd Place 3; Creative Interiors Contest—1st place 3; Prom Foods Committee; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; VOT 4; FBLA 4. DONNA HICKOX: FBLA 1, 2, 3; Annual Staff 1; Student Council 1; Debate Team 2; Homecoming Presentation 2; Office Assistant; Who’s Who Among American High Students. RANDALL HICKOX: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. SHERRI HICKOX: FFA 1; Honor Roll 1, 2; Prom Decorating Committee 3; FBLA 3, 4; Drama 2. LORI ANNE HINESLEY: Varsity Cheerleader 2, 3, 4—Football Co-Cap- tain. Basketball Captain; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4—Most Valuable Player—3; Softball 3; FBLA 2, 3, 4 Reporter—3; FFA 1; Student Council 2, 3. PAUL HODGE: Senior Beta 3, 4; FBLA 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; VOT President 3, 4; VICA 1. LISA HOWELL: TAG 1, 2, 3; Math Team 2, 3, 4; Sr. Beta 2, 3, 4; Hugh O’Brian Finalist 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; FBLA 3, 4; UGA Certificate of Merit 3; Who’s Who Among American High Students 3; Presbyterian College Jr. Fellow 3; Graduation Usher 3; Academic All American; USAA National History Govern- ment Winner 3; United States National Mathematics Award Winner 3. KATRINA HUDSON: Flag Corps 1, 2, 3; PEP Club 1; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; Concert Choir 1, 2; 4-H 1, 2; Track x, 2; FFA 1; VOT 4; FBLA 4. MELISSA HYERS: Track 2, 3, 4; Softball 3, 4; Flag Corp 2, 3; HERO 4. MISSY JOHNS: FBLA x, 2, 4, J.V. Basketball. ROCKY JOHNS: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2. GARY JONES: FFA 1, 2, 3; Tennis 2, 3, 4. JAY JONES: Football 1; FBLA 3, 4. LEA KING: 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4; CO-Ed-Y 1, 2—Secretary; TAG 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Sr. Beta 2, 3, 4 Vice President—4; Student Council 1, 2, 4; Jr. Miss BCHS 3rd Runner-Up 1; Hugh O’Brian Youth Award Recipient 2; Student Council Secretary 4; Debate Team 3—Vice President, 4; Prom Princess 3; Sr. Class Secre- tary; Annual Staff 2, 3, 4—Editor; Governor’s Honor Nominee 3; Senior Superla- tive—Most Talented; Who’s Who Among American High Students. DAPHNE LANE: Basketball 1, 2, 3; Softball 3; VICA 3; Jr. Beta; FBL Track 2; Industrial Arts 4; TAG 1, 2, 3. DELORES LANE: Basketball 2; Softball 3; VICA 3; Industrial Arts 4; Track 2. LAURA LANE: FFA 1, 2, 3—Treasurer, Sweetheart, Georgia Planter Degree; 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3,4; Who’s Who Among American High Students 3; Honor Roll 1, 2; Jr. Beta 1; FBLA 4. TONI LEE: Jr. Beta 1; Sr. Beta 2, 3,4; Industrial Arts 2, 3; FBLA 4; Who’s Who Among American High Students. AMY LEWIS: Sr. Beta 2, 3, 4; FFA 1; FBLA 1,2, 3, 4 Secretary—3, Region Public Speaking—3rd place—3; 4-H 1, 2, 4; TAG 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 1, 2, 3, 4—Class Section Editor; HOBY Finalist 3; Who’s Who Among American High Students USNAA 3; USNIA 2, 3; USNGA 3; Sr. Miss BCHS—4th Runner-Up 3; Debate Team 2; Oral Interpretation 2—2nd place, 3—4th place; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Decorating Committee. EDDIE LYNN: 4-H x; Band 2, 4; FBLA 4. LEIGH ANNE LYONS: Sr. Beta 3,4; Math Team 2, 3,4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Governor’s Honor Alternate 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3, 4; TAG x, 2, 3, 4; U.S. Achievement Academy National Award— Math 3, 4; CESA Math Award 3; Academic All-American 3. RONNIE MARTIN: FFA 1, 2, 3; Ind. Arts 1, 2, 3, 4. TERRIE PAGE: Basketball Manager 2; Track 1, 2, 4; Sr. Beta 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 4; TAG 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 3, 4; FBLA 3; Prom Invitation Committee 3; Hugh O’Brian Youth Leadership Finalist 2; The Society of Distin- guished American High School Students 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; United States Achievement Academy Awards 3; Honor Roll 1, 2; Senior Superlative—Most Dependable. HOMER PARRISH: Track, Basketball, FFA, FHA PRUDENCE PINKNEY: FHA 3, 4; FHA Officer; Show Choir; Music Recreation Chairperson CHERYL PITTMAN: Chorus 2, 3, 4; FBLA 4; Tri-Hi-Y 1. DANA PITTMAN: Chorus 1, 2, 3,4; FBLA; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. MICHELLE RHODEN: Student Council 1; Homecoming Court 1; FHA 1, 2, 3; HERO 4. KAREN RENTZ: 4-H 1, 2—Reporter, 3,4; Jr. Beta 1; Co-Y 1, 2; Sr. Beta 2, 3, 4—Treasurer; Concert Choir 1; TAG 1, 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; Debate Team 2; Tennis Team 1, 2, 3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Prom Decorating Committee. JEFFREY RIGGINS: Football 1; Basketball 1, 3; Homecoming Escort 1,2, 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4; TAG 1, 2, 3; FFA 1, 2; Sr. Beta 2, 3, 4; Sr. Beta Parliamentarian 3; Student Council 3, 4; FBLA 4; Senior Superlative—Best Personality. LISA O’BERRY: FBLA 2, 3—Vice President, 4—President; Jr. Beta 1; FHA 1; Homecoming Presentation 1, 2, 3; Varsity Cheerleader i, 2, 3; Annual Staff 3. LEONARD MURPHY: Tennis, FHA, Drama, Chorus, Advanced Choir. JEFF MOORE: FFA 1; Football 1, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Directori 29 BIRAN MOODY: FFA i, 2; FBLA 3,4; Football 3, 4; Baseball 4; Who’s Who Among American High Students. RANDY MILTON: FFA 1; Industrial Arts 2, 3, 4. SCARLET MIDDLETON: Student Council 1, 2, 3-Trcasurcr 2, 3; FBLA 1; FFA i, 2, 3—Secretary; Tennis 1; Band 1; TAG 1, 2, 3; Annual Staff 2, 3; Hugh O’Brian Finalist. LENNY MEYER: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; History Club 1. CONNIE MERCER: Band 1, 2, 3, 4—Asst. Drum Major; Tri-Hi-Y 1; Track 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4. ANGELA ROBERSON: FFA 1; FBLA 4. SHAWN SANDOW: Sr. Beta 2, 3, 4; Talent Competition 2; FFA 1,2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 1, 2; Track 1, 2. DAWN SAPP: Jr. Varsity Basketball 1, 2; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 2; Senior Superlative—Most Athletic 4; FBLA 3, 4; Pep Club. STEVEN SHEER: Sr. Beta 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 2, 3, 4; TAG I, 2, 3, 4. DARA SEARS: FFA 1, 2, 3—Reporter, 4; Band 1, 2, 3; TAG 1, 2, 3, 4. CONSTANCE SHUMAN: Pep Club 1; Student Council 1, 2, 4; Debate Team 2—Secretary, 3; Senior Superlative—Miss Sr. Class; Counselor Asst. 3, 4. JEFFREY SINGLETARY: Band 1, 2, 3; FFA 1; Honor Roll 1; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4; FBLA 4; TAG 1. JOHN SMITH: Football i, 2, 3, 4; FFA 1; VICA 3, 4; FBLA 4; Senior Superlative—Most Spirited; Track 1, 2, 3, 4. CAROL SPENCE: Cheerleading 1, 2; Beta 1; FBLA 1, 2, 3,4; Honor Roll 1, 2. VANESSA SPIKES: FFA 2. RHONDA STEEDLEY: Jr. Miss BCHS 2—Second Runner-up; FFA 2, 3; FHA 3; Adv. Chorus 4; Girl’s Basketball Manager 3. BOBBY STEWART: FFA 1, 2, 3; Industrial Arts 1, 2; Football Manager 2; FBLA 4. JOEY LYNN STRICKLAND: Debate Team 3—Secretary, 4; Concert Choir 2; Sr. Beta 2, 3,4; TAG 1, 2, 3,4; FBLA 1,4; Softball 3,4; Track 1, 2—State, 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Superlative—Most Likely To Succeed 4. JUANITA SUTTON: Tennis 1; Basketball Manager 1, 2; Track 1, 2, 3. CELIA THOMAS: FHA 1, 2; Jr. Beta 1; FBLA 4; National Academy of Awards—Mathematics. CHRIS THOMAS: 4-H 1, 2, 3,4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Senior Beta 2, 3,4; Jr. Beta 1; FBLA 2, 4; 4-H 4—Vice President; Sr. Beta 3—Parliamentarian, 4—President; Junior Class Officer—Vice President; Senior Class Officer—Vice President; FFA 1; Hugh O’Brian Award Nominee; Nat’l History—Govt. Award; Nat’l Journalism Award; Academic All American; Nat’l Honor Roll; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Georgia Merit Award; Presbyterian College Junior Fellow; Senior Superlative—Most Likely To Succeed 4; TAG 1,2, 3,4; Honor Roll 1,2, 3, 4- LYNN THOMAS: Sr. Beta 2, 3; Jr. Beta 1; VICA 3. MARY LEE TIMMERMAN: Cheerleading 2, 3; FFA i, 2, 3; Student Council 2, 3,4; Track Manager 2, 3; Basketball Manager 1; Senior Beta 4; FBLA 4; Debate Team 3, 4; TAG 1, 2, 3, 4; Jr. Miss BCHS—1; Homecoming Court 3; Senior Superlative—Best All Around 4. BRAD TUCKER: Tennis 1; Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Beta 2, 3, 4; FFA 1. DEV ANT WAINRIGHT: Tennis 1, 2, 3,4; Track 1; Cross Country 1; FFA i� 3 4- TERRANCE WATERS: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. TYRONE WATERS: FFA; FBLA; Chorus; VICA; Quartet; Football Video recorder. MARK WHITE: FFA 1,2, 3,4, Vice President-3; Sr. Beta 1, 2, 3,4; TAG 1, 2, 3; Annual Staff 3; 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Superlative—Mr. Senior Class. CINDY WILLIAMS: Jr. Beta 1; Cross Country 1; TAG 1, 2, 3; Basketball Manager 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; Annual Staff 2. EUGENE WILLIAMS: Football JV and Varsity; Basketball JV; Track JV; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. CHUCK WILSON: FBLA 3, 4; Tennis 1; FFA 1, 2; Industrial Arts 2; Track Manager 2; Library Assistant 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3, 4; VOT 3, 4; Region Competition Mr. VOT 3. RAMONA WILSON: FHA. CONNIE WINDHAM: FBLA; VOT. CORNELIUS ZELLOUS: Drama 3; Debate Team 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Concert Choir 3; Show Choir 4; Quartet 3; Oral Interpretation 3; Spring Football 3- MICHAEL CARTER: Basketball 1, 2, 4. JANE EVANS: Flag Corps 3, 4. DONNA GINGERICK: Band 1, 2; FHA 1; French 2; Psychology 3; Chorus 4; Art 4. FREDDIE SNIPES: Football .. CAROLYN TAYLOR: Concert Choir 2, 3; Show Choir 4. ALISA ROWELL: FFA 1; Track 1, 2, 3. KATIE ROWELL: Sr. Beta 1, 2, 3, 4; VICA 3; FBLA 4; Prom Invitation Committee 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4; Honor Roll 1, 2. jo Directories Seniore $ i C?he Class of 1986! VV :■ ja Scmoo Class Division jj Ronald Altman Leslie Ammons Marie Ammons Lisa Bagley Jeff Barber David Bearden Shelly Bessing Janice Boatright Shelly Bohanon Eddie Booth Brian Bosley Chris Branch Michael Callahan Trade Carter Marc Chancey Michelle Chesser Earlene Chester Julie Clark Carlyle Clever Gay let ha Collins 14 Juniors Tony Crews Rhonda Daris Scott Daris Penny Darison Eddie Dawson T e Antionette Drury Tony Drury Jason Dukes Marlin Edgy Tina Edwards Melissa Farrell Phil Fulford Ann Gardner Bondy Gibson Virginia Greene Itemorij is like a ck U uoaikino, iUono, a $easkore.)5ou neuer can tell u l at small pekkle it xoill pick up an 6 store amounts treasured tkxu S. Charlotte Griffin Cindy Griffin a I w a y s o s t d R r u s h h r $6 Juniors Stephanie Griffin Steven Groover Ed Haddock Gerald Hall Kirby Hanchey Edward Hand Emar Hargrave Michelle Harrell David Harris Sherry Harris Clay Harrison Eric Hartley Wayne Henderson Kim Hendrix Mike Hendrix Carmann Herndon Ken Hickox Tracy Hickox Janet Highsmith John Hodge Lynn Holton Tammy Hutcherson Kristi Hutchinson Joe Jacobs Andy Johns Juniors 37 Sherri Johns Lisa Johnson Staci Jordan Joy King Kim Knight d D N I 0 R S David Lee Jason Lee Karen A. Lee Lisa Lee Melissa Lee Pam Legreare Joe Lewis Ronnie Lynn Brett McDuffie Wayne McGee Sherry Millwood Joy Moody Melinda Moody Denise Moore Missy Moore 38 Juniors Karen Morgan Claudette Murphy Eddie Mullins Dawn Nadeau Charles Parker Jeanette Parrish Julie Rentz Anita Rowell Curtis Rowell Ashley Proctor Darlene Randolph c 0 n c e s s 1 0 n s t a n d Michael Ann Ray 1 i n e Juniors 39 Sheldon Rowell Cindy Sapp Terry Sapp Holly Scott Ronnie Sharpe Dana Steedley Georgia Stewart Frank Stokes Donna Stone Amanda Strickland Craig Strickland Harvey Strickland Donna Sumner Connie Sweat Angie Thomas Jenny Thomas Selena Thornton Vicky Harris Thrift Charlotte Tomlinson Michelle Thompkins 40 Juniors Jay Wilder Chad Williams Frances Willis Nykki Willis Leslie Wofford Charlene Zeigler Not Pictured: Loren Altman Bobby Davis Eddie Corbitt Steve Gunter Benjie Johns Sheryl Johnson Donna King Sheila Lane Joseph Lee Ralph McCormick Alan McGill Jeff Morgan Dee Ann Priester Patricia Sikes Ronnie Thomas William Warner J u n i 0 r c r e w a m s � 1 t h s P i r i t r Juniors 41 Shannon Bell Vernon Bessing Elren Branch Coy Brooker Melissa Carter Robin Carter Amy Cleland Claude Cobb Jerome Courson Phillip Davis '88 Shawn Albritton Tina Blocker Syble Brookers James Chaney Melissa Coleman 42 Sophomores Ronda Jo Altman Stephen Booth Angel Bunkley Joy Chaney Michelle Coleman Class Cristen Barber Dianna Branch Lynn Carter Gina Clark Jean Cooper of Theresa Dowling Janice Doyle Harold Driggers Cheryl Drury Gretchen Drury Paula DuBois Clifford Drury Lori Drury Paula DuBose Sophomores 4 3 Tony Gibson Audrey Goodyear Vicky Goodyear Hope Griffin Lance Griffin R e a d y f o r t h e w 0 r 1 d ! Wade Griffin Kenny Hale Melanie Halligan Daryl Hand 44 Sophomores Eve Hand Allette Hargrave Jeannie Harrell Micheal Harrell Lori Harris Missy Henderson Brian Hendrix Lora Herndon Danny Herrin John Herrin Freddie Hudson Greg Jacobs Karen Johns Bobby Johnson Ida Johnson L.B. Johnson Ashlee Jones Dawana Jones Robyn Jones Amy Kelly Sophomores 45 Tammy Kersey Jody Lake Theresa Lariolette Chris Lee Karen Lee § B P 0 M 0 R E S Melinda Lee Michael Lee Susan Lee Kelly Lewis Michelle Lewis Roger Lewis Sheila Lewis Pam K. Lynn Pam L. Lynn Elvanzetta McCall Wanda Manning Michelle Martin David Massey Renee Menden Clyde Miller Michael Millwood Jennifer Moody Jimmy Moody Tracy Moody John Moore 46 Sophomores Sophomores 47 David Rett Anthony Riggins James Roberson Terina Rongholt Eric Rowell Todd Studstill Ben Sullivan Hugh O'Brien Youth Foundation Leadership Nominees: Rhonda Jo Altman, Tina Blocker, Tony Gibson, Wade Griffin, Michael Harrell, Greg Jacobs, Ashlee Jones, Tammy Kersey, Melinda Lee, Craig Morgan, Travis Page, Jon Parker, Rebecca Rowell, Suran Thrift, Terri Thrift, Gene Wainwright, Stephanie Windham, Sandra Yawn, Leslie Youmans. Left: 1985 Hugh O'Brien Winner, Rhonda Jo Altman 48 Sophomores f Amy Thomas Terri Thrift Tammy Walker Earl Thomas Tina Thrift Jasper Warner Jade Thornton Kevin Thrift Suran Thrift Lori Vinson Dawn Waters Patti Walker Gene Wainright Donna Waters Patricia Whitfield Paula Wilder Ronnie Williams Erika Wilson Wayne Wilson Stephanie Windham Not Pictured Tony Boatright Nathan Herrin Eric Maefield Paul Rhoden Lee Smith Danny Wofford Heidi Woods Sandra Yawn Leslie Youmans Sophomores 49 Charlie Aldridge John Alford Rhonda Altman Teresa Altman Billy Ammons Cindy Anderson Lucius Anderson Vicky Anderson Jesse Baker Gary Barksdale Valerie Batten Charles Beard Michael Bearden Jenny Bererlin Ike Blanchard Alan Blocker Heidi Blount Dewayne Boatright Delaine Brand Chris Brauda Annette Britton Angie Brooks Paul Callahan Connie Carter Michelle Carter 50 Freshmen Tammy Chancey Sandy Chester Lance Clark Angela Cloniger Kim Cohen Wayne Cox Bobby Crawford Sandra Crawn Helen Crews Jimmy Crews Paul Crews Rodney Crews Darren Crews 5 0 m e t h 1 it 6 w o r t h c r 0 w 1 n 8 a b o u t Freshmen 51 Stephanie Daris Michael Davison Robbie Deen Kenny DcLaurentis Brent Dickerson 52 Freshmen Drew Diggins Eddie Dixon Rhon Dixon James Dowdy Susan Dowdy Julie Dowling Sandy Dowling Wendy Dowling Stacie Drew Alex Drury Allen Dryden Lisa Dubose Regina Duren Kevin Edgy Tonya Edwards John Ellis Carol Epps Pat Evans Ada Feleciano Connie Flowers Rocky Flowers Scott Fulford A! Fullard James Gaskins Denise Gibson Freshmen Ji Jeff Graham Pat Green Steve Green Amber Griffin April Griffin F fl n a T I C Dean Griffin Jennifer Griffin Pam Griffin Matt Gurley Grant Hall Tangee Hall Colt Hand Michael Haney Barney Harris Teresa Harris Clay Hartley Pam Henderson Tracy Hendren Brian Hendrix Dannette Hendrix Lynn Herrin Tammy L. Herrin Tammy R. Herrin Holly Hersey Landee Hickox 54 Freshmen Lisa Hickox Sabrina Hickox Teddy Hickox Teresa Hickox Beverly Houston Darla Howard Patsy Howell Patty Howell Lisa Hunter Charles Hutcherson Travis Hutcherson Melissa Hyde Dewayne Jacobs Billy Jennings Alan Johns Freshmen 55 7 « n 0 u 1 Darren Lane I t s t h 1 r u o s u t S h, a 0 1 n 5 t n h e e a k ’8 i 5 n 6 M P P P e I Jerry Lane k e s m e a n t t s. Leon Johns Beth Johns Lynette Johns Gerald Johns Crystal Johns David Lake Carla Jordan Kimi Justice Tammy Knox John Johnson Handin' around with the class of '89! 56 Freshmen 7 n £ Leslie Lane Renee Lane Weldon Lane Wendy Lane Marc Lawson 2 M Becca Lee Celia Lee Kelby Lee Lamar Lee Michelle Lee Jr Patrick Lee Polly Lee Sidney Lee Stacey Lee Pat Legrear Randy Lucas Tina Luck Kenny Luft John Lynn Lander McCall Pam McCormick Virgil Mason Melinda Miller Mary Mitchell Brett Moody Freshmen 57 Lewis Moore Rene Moore Matt Moore Paul Morgan Scott Morgan Nigel Mott Tracy Mullis Marc Nadeau Lisa Nichols Ronald Nutty Lee O'Berry Tina O’Berry Donald O'Neal Casey Parrish Tina Patten Keith Petty Joey Queen Lorine Randolph Terri Ray Dee Dee Rhoden m 1 1 Michael Ribron Sabrina Roberson Scott Roberson Audrey Rowell Milton Rowell Lillian Simpson Timothy Simpson Diane Sears Chris Shuman Steve Shuman Freshmen 59 Terry Steed ley Melissa Stephens Connie Stewart Patty Sullivan Alan Sumner F R E i fl M E N Belinda Tapley Wendy Taylor Celia E. Thomas Johnnie Mae Thomas Kim Thomas Allen Thornton Rusty Thornton Tina Thrift Jamey Tucker Curtis Tumlin Amy Ulery Alisha Wainright Joy Wainright Ray Waits Betty Warner Darlene Warner Lewis Warner Wendy Welch Karey Whaley Michael White 60 Freshmen Jeanette Whitfield Shane Whitford Cora Wiliams Jim Williams Lori Wilson Shelby Wood Brenda Yawn Not pictured: Renee Altman Donnie Breese Scott Chesser Allen Crews Scott Crews Keith Herrin Laverne Highsmith Laura Jordan Martha McMillan Luther Moore Amanda Nettles Jeff O’Steen Ashton Rhoden Tammy Roundtree Angie Spivey Scott Thomas Portia Wainright Steven Watts Edward White Jason Woodard Freshmen 61 Board of Education Chairmen: Frank Riggins Linda Carter. Linda Bell John I. Lee. and Joe Sears. The Man Behind the Scenes Whatever the situation, it seemed he was always blamed. When pep rallies and club meetings were cut. whispers were heard and everyone thought they knew the culprit. He even received the blame for the faulty air-conditioning and leaking roof. But beneath those raised eyebrows and stern smile lies a man who really cares about B.C.H.S. and wants what’s best for the stu- dents. Whenever there was an extra push from behind, he gave the shove. His only wish is that the students set high goals and reach their ambitions. He's our principal. Mr. Melton Callahan. Grace Joiner GA College B.S. Biology UGA M.E.E. Science Valdosta St. Assistant Principal Guidance Counselor Vocational Director Jimmy Thomas Mark Rogers Virleen Strickland Peggy Justice Valdosta St. M.S. Univ. of AL GA Southern B.S. Elem. UGA E.D.S. Ed. Voc. Ed. B.S. English M.E.D. Ed. M.E.D. Special Ed. Coord. 62 Staff Central Office Staff Lavada Johnson Carolyn Gunter Wanda Hagin Office Staff Pholo Nol AvaiUbi Maxine Morgan Janette Tucker Patsy Altman Iris Smith Records Clerk Vocational Secretary School Secretary Records Clerk Paraprofessionals Barbara Maefield Sheila Smith Gloria Hurst Language Arts 64 Staff Ideal Teacher His charm and wittiness grabs the students' attention. His sense of humor and out-going personality is known by the student body as ripples of laughter echo down the otherwise staid or subdued hall. He is the ideal teacher. He is willing to listen to the students’ problems and he cares whether or not the student will pass. He understands the pressure adolescents face and helps them to cope with the difficulties. His ability to have fun while teaching is a quality other teachers can only wish for. He is ideal. People of all kinds possess different qualities, and the students have their own ideas of what an ideal teacher would be. The ideal teacher would ... ... go out of his her way to help the student with any problem. Teach slow enough for some students, yet fast enough for others. ... be a friend to the students and not a tyrant. He would not forget that some students might not be able to grasp a concept as quick- ly as he. He would care about his students. ... be able to remember that he she was once a student too, and show compassion and understanding to their students. ... be able to understand the many different lives of his students and be able to understand their many failures as well as their achievements. ... be able to understand a person's needs, wants, and fears in life so that he can set one on the road to his future. ... be able to have his joking moments and still be respected as he is in his serious moments. He would be witty, charming, and funny and still get the point across. Violet Kane Edinboro Univ. of PA. B.S. Elem. Ed. Pat Neal Valdosta St. B.S. Secondary Ed. UCLA Interior Design Vicky Quinn GA Southern B.S. Ed. Mathematics Darlene Lane GA College B.S. Mathematics Donald Altman Andrew College A.A. GA Southern BSED (Ed.) Anne Couch FSU B.S. Math Ed. Linda Marion GA Southern B.S. Elem. Ed. Armstrong St. M.Ed. Science B.S. Ed. Health P.E. Middle Grade Social Studies Grace Malmberg Troy St. Univ., AL B.A. History, German Anne Canipe Winthrop College B.A. History Pamela Hammond FSU B.S. Social Studies Ed. Fine Arts Terry Varnadore GA Southern B.S. Criminal Justice Valdosta St. Secondary Ed. Janet Shearouse UGA B.F.A. Art Ed. Scott Bozeman B.M. Troy St. Univ. Pamela Bozeman B.M. Troy St. Univ. MS Troy St. Univ. Marie Boyett GA Southern B.S. Music Ed. 66 Staff Ideal Student His congenial and vivacious personality allows him to be liked by his peers. He is motivated to study and concerned enough to work to the best of his abilities. He is curious and willing to explore new ideas. He sets goals and strives for the unattainable. He is the ideal student. He has a positive mental attitude towards school and isn’t continuously down-grading the teachers. His charisma and leadership qualities induce others to follow his examples. Although these characteristics are desirable, no one student could possess them all. Having several of these characteristics, a student could be classed as above average. Everyone has their ideas of an ideal student and the teachers have theirs. The ideal student would be ... ... someone who isn’t afraid to dream and pursue that dream. ... someone with an attitude and self-discipline for learning. Someone with the interest, curiosity and willingness to explore new ideas and the patience to repeat those already learned. ... someone who has an unending curiosity about the world around him and is constantly making inquiries. ... one that strives to do his her best at all times, has a good personality and outlook on life, and knows what they want out of life. ... one who is courteous and realizes the value of an education before he graduates, not after. ... one who is conscientious in every form of the word, always a step ahead of others, and always eager to learn just a little bit more. Special Education Ann Lawson GA Southern B.S. Elem. Ed. RVI Valdosta St. MED Special Education Sissy Baxley GA Southern B.S. Psychology Valdosta St. M.Ed. Special Education Michael McNeil Henderson State University B.S. P.E. MED Media Specialist John Paul Picklesimer B.S. Pikeville College P.E. Pol. Science MED Valdosta St. MR: Gifted Ed. EDS Valdosta St. MR: Gifted Ed. Juanita Spears Univ. of S. FL B.A. Valdosta St. Cert. Sp. Ed. Helen Rimes CA State P.A. B.Sc. Ruby Moody GA College M. Ed. Staff 67 Physical Education Frank Bullard FL St. Univ. B.S. P.E. a Lee Murray Forest Thomas GA Southern GA Southern B.S. Ed. P.E. M.S. Ed. Vocational Cindy Flam Dorothy Flam Huey Ffam William Kyser GA Southern UGA UGA GA Southern MED Home Ec. B.S. Flome Ec. Ed. B.S. Agricultural Ed. Electronics Bonnie Westberry Everett Lee James Ray Sharon Woodard GA Southern GA Southern Berry College UGA B.S. Business Ed. B.S. Industrial Arts B.S. Business Ed. Sandra Lambert GA College B.S. Business Ed. Valdosta St. MED Business Ed. Barbara Barksdale Mae Etta Blue Geraldine Branch Mauise Carver Elylondia Clark Jean Craven Patricia Drury Evelyn Fender Linda Fowler Allen Griffin Bus Drivers H. L. Gunter Joann Flarrell Charles Flarris Cheryl Helmuth Sina Flickox Reavis Flickox Shelby Jacobs Diane Knight Betty Lewis Dorothy Rowell Virgil Rowell Inex Rozier Jimmy Thomas Maxine Thomas Ernest Thrift Jim Wainright Addie Wilder Elbert Wilson Renade Wilson John Woods 68 Siaff Excuses! Excuses! Whatever the case may be. many students try to invent excuses for not having homework. Some are convincing, some not so ... My dog ate it— I really did it, but I left it at home— I forgot— It’s in my car— My little sister hid it— It’s in my other folder— Dynasty” was on last night— My friend took my folder accidentally— I had football practice— I wrote in invisible ink— It blew out the sunroof— Some students use more creative ones. Mr. John Paul Picklesimer said one of his students told him his father had died. After the third time Mr. P. began to catch on. Although the teachers don’t always believe them, many attempts are made. 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Lym Helmurh ond forher Senior, Veronica Arnold ond for her mg An evenrful week full of dress up days preceeded rhe mom evenr Srudenrs Pjcky Heimurh Hugh Arnold parncipored in dressing up os rheir fovorire movie sror, Halloween goblin, or wore inside our” opporell Vores for rhe queen were cost ond rhe bailors were counred on rhe Monday before rhe big gome On Friday nighr rhe srudenr body become wrapped up m on exorng foorboll gome Ar half rime. Miss Loro Darren was crowned Homecoming Queen while rhe bond performed rhe Senior Class Song. Cherish ” Sril coughr up in rhe whirl of homecommg, many srudenrs or rended rhe homecoming donee, which proved ro be very memorable Homecoming 73 Tiffany Sikes is rhe 16 year old daughter of Mr 6 Mrs George Sikes She is in rhe eleventh grade Tiffany is a member of rhe one ocr ploy. Srudenr Council. Sr Dero, rennis ream, o vorsiry cheerleader, and o 4-H board member. She plans ro orrend college ond major in either Crimi- nology or International Business. 74 Sr Miss OCHS Sr M6S OCHS 75 Michelle Carter is the 14 year old daughter of Larry and Mary Correr. She is in rhe ninrh grode She is a member of rhe band and 4-H. Mi- chelle enjoys worching wresriing, ploying rhe piano, reoding and writing short stories, and being with friends. She plans ro orrend college or West Texas Stare University and srudy ro become a surgeon She was sponsored by rhe Credit Bureau of Waycross. 1 5 2 P s r y n d Q b m R 1 R e u e u 1 n D n Q G n n r e r e r o r i f u 0 u f j P k P e n r 3 T 4 5 r Q r Q d h m n R m R d u y u r n n Q n H n e e r e r Y r 0 u r u w P i n P n Jr Mas 005 77 Annually, a senior boy and a senior girl are selected by the faculty on the basis of good citizenship, dependability, and service to the school and the community. Teri and Jeffrey through a written report have been chosen as PAR and SAR Good Citizens. With great academic ability and outstanding SAT scores, Steven Scheer has been select- ed as this year’s STAR Stu- dent. He has chosen John Paul Picklesimer as his STAR Teacher. STAR, which stands for Student Teacher Achieve- ment Recognition, symbolizes the influence of Georgia teach- ers and students. 781 SAR-OAR-STAR mmm % i £ A A 9 k . , N C HoHus k ft V ? 7 P w V a ' A' “xlr • J H- u '•tL' fV (f. .JU-. Qubs 79 Rhonda Altman, Teresa Altman. Cindy Anderson. Veronica Arnold. Valerie Batten. Cristy Barber. Heidi Blount. Janice Boatwright. Dianna Branch. Kim Cohen. Jean Cooper. Laretta Davison. Julie Dowling. Tina Doyle. Lynn Drury. Regina Duren. Pam Farm. Connie Flowers. Mary Gibson. Virginia Greene. April Griffin. Pamela Griffin. Rose Griffin. Tangie Hall. Jeannie Harrell. Lynn Herrin. Tammy L. Herrin. Tammy R. Herrin. Rhonda Herrin. Sabrina Hickox. Lynn Holton. Darla Howard. Missy Herderson. Patty Howell. Lisa Hunter. Beth Johns. Dwana Jones. Wendy Lane. Theresa LaViolette. Karen V. Lee. Shelia Lewis. Pam Lynn. Vanzeta McCall. Para McCormick. Mary Ann Mitchell. Melinda Moody. Denise Moore. Tammy Moore. Tracy Mullis. Amanda Nettles. Tina O’Berry, Jeannette Parrish. Arlene Pearson. Prudence Pinkney. Sabrina Roberson. Tammy Roundtree. Audrey Rowell. Leigh Ann Sapp. Latricia Small, Julia Smith, Tina Thrift, Lori Vinson. Frances. Romana Wilson, Jeanette Whitfield. Portia Wainright, Mrs. Dorothy M. Ham Advisor. Being a member of Future Homemakers of America will provide many opportunities for leadership and personal development. As part of the home economics education program. Future Homemakers of America makes learning tangible and helps prepare young men and women for the combined roles homemakers and wage earners. Chapter projects that focus on a variety of societal concerns such as nutrition and fitness, care for the elderly, children, and handicapped, and substance abuse give members the opportunity to push aside the tired and limiting traditional images of cooking and sewing. By carrying out activities that relate to personal concerns, you will be given a chance to make an impact on your home and community. President: Vice Pres: Secretary: Treasurer: Parliamentarian: Historian: Public Relations: Lynn Drury Veronica Arnold Rhonda Herrin Mary Gibson Virginia Small Dianna Branch Frances Willis Projects Chairperson: Pauette Dubose and Vanzeta McCall Degree Chairperson: Christy Barber Honor Roll: Jeanette Parrish Music Recreation: Prudence Pinkney Program Chairperson: Lori Vinson Photographer: Karen V. Lee 80 Clubs Here’s paint in your face FHA made Christmas special at old folks home Above: FHA sweetheart. FHA put on quite a show at Sears nursing home at Christmas. They made our student body look good. TT turns Vomens second consecutive airi ’resident Dewayne Allbritton. Wesley Allbritton. John Alford. Jeff Barber. Jennie Beverlin. Ike Blanchard. Eddie Booth. Coy Brooker. Bobby Crawford. Jimmy Crews. Timmy Crews. Tony Crews. Robbie Dean. Martin Edgy. Steven Groover. Blake Harris. Wayne Henderson. Dean Hendrix. Roy Herrin. Teddy Hickox. Travis Hutchison. Alan Johns. Benji Johns. Gary Jones. Gerald Johns. David Lee. Joseph Lee. Sidney Lee. Roger Lewis. Owen Morgan. Mark Nadeau. Lee O’Berry. Michael Ribron. Scott Roberson. Shawn Sandow. Frank Stokes. Dara Sears. Amy Thomas. Jenni Thomas. Kevin Thrift. Terri Thrift. Bill Wainright. Devant Wainright. Edward White. Mark White. Cora Williams. Ronnie Williams. Nykki Willis. Clinton Woods. Wiley Crews (Ass. Member) PRESIDENT Dara Sears VICE PRESIDENT Devant Wainright SECRETARY TREASURER REPORTER SENTENEL SWEETHEART Mark White Joseph Lee Terri Thrift David Lee Charlotte Griffin 82 Clubs The Future Farmers of Amer- ica sold raffle tickets on this boat, donated to them to help the club raise money for their activities which included hog market, tractor driving, and other agricultural events. F.F.A. is a national organization of students enrolled in high school vocational agriculture classes. The aim and objective of the organization is to help members HELP THEMSELVES through participating in the activities carried on by local, state, and na- tional organizations. Future Farmers are taught to make money, to save and invest money, to work in cooperation with others, to take an unselfish interest in community life, to believe farming is a worthy occupation, and to engage in wholesome recreation. Clubs 83 Senior Beta tionors members Steven Scbeer. Leigh Lyon.. Lee King. Joey Lynn Strickland. Brad Tucker. Ellen Farr. Katie Rowell. Mark White. Lynn Helmutb. Amy Lewie. Cheryl Butler. Terri Page. Stephania Cheaaer. Karen Rent . Jeffery Riggins. Lynn Thomas. Lisa Howell. Chris Thomas. Shawn Sandow. Alicia Harrell. Mary Gibson. Toni Lee. Chad Goodyear. Rose Griffin. Jeffery Singletary. Mary Lee Timmerman. Jeff Crews. Sheri Hichox. Mi- chael Ann Ray. Tony Drury, Krist Hutchison. Jason Dukes. Darleen Randolph. Paulette Sloan. Connie Sweat. Bondy Gibson. Charlotte Tomlinson. Dawn Nadeau. Julie Rent . Tracie Carter. Shannon Aldridge. Angie Sloan. Charlene Zeigler. Tiffany Sikes. Leslie Wofford. Leslie Ammons. Kristi Dean. Rhonda Altman. Rebecca Rowell. Hope Griffin. Sidney Rowell. Patti Walker. Tammy Walker. Melissa Carter. Craig Morgan. Melinda Lee. Robyn Jones. Suran Thrift. The Senior Beta Club is a leadership-service orga- nization designed for high school students in grades 10-12. Achievement, character, leadership, integrity and self-dependence are qualities stressed within the club membership. The Senior Beta Club sets high standards on grades and the honor system. Activi- ties include community service projects such as Christmas caroling at local nursing homes, fund- raising for Muscular Dystrophy, and club fund raising for state convention attendance In February. President: Chris Thomas Vice Pres: Lea King Secretary: Connie Sweat Treasurer: Karen Rentz Parliamentarian: Jeffery Riggins Members are not al- ways busy studying, as you can see here. Lea gets a ride back to class without getting her feet wet. New members had to serve old members at lunch. New mem- ber also had to have their hair painted. Melinda and Sherri go through initiation. Clubs 85 T3U , J3CI{S oversows in future (nisituss Leaders Shannon Aldridge. Tanya Allan. Donald Altman. Stuy Baker. Shannon Ball. Cindy Bavarlln. Tina Blockar. Lynn Cartar, Tammy Crawa, Tracia Carter. Roxanne Chapman. Mlchalla Chaaaar. Carla Clark. Lamar Crowe. Lynn Cartar. Tony Crewe. Scott Davie. Penny Davieon. Eddie Daweon. Krietic Dean. Blake Dowling. Chad Dowling. Cbrle Dowling. Stephanie Dubberly. Melieea Farrell. Marcia Gibeon. Bondy Gibeon. Shannon Gibeon. Chad Goodyear. Nealy Griffin. Paela Griffin. Wade Griffin. Melanie Halllgan. Rhonda Harrie. Sherry Harrle. Kim Hendrix. Lora Herndon. Angie Herrin. Donna Hickox. Lee Ann Hickox. Sherri Hlckox. Lori Anne Hineeley. Paul Hodge. Pam Horne. Sheila Howard. Llea Howell. Krietl Hutchineon. Brent Jacobe. Mieay Johne. Sherri Johne. Lisa Johnson. Ashlce Jones. Jay Jones. Robin Jones. Shellic Jordan. Staci Jordan. Amy Kelly. Kim Knight. Toni Lee. Eddie Lynn. Ron Lynn. Laura Lane. Susan Lee. Ralph McCormick. Michael Millwood. Sherri Millwood. Brian Moody. Joy Moody. Leonard Murphy. Leslie O'Berry. Lisa O’Berry. Jon Parker. Cheryl Pittman. Dana Pittman. Darlcen Randolph. Michael Ann Ray. Jeffrey Riggins. Angela Roberson. Anita Rowell. Curtis Rowell. Katie Rowell. Sidney Rowell. Becky Sapp. Cindy Sapp. Dawn Sapp. Jeffrey Singletary. Patricia Sikes. Paulette Sloan. Carol Spence. Bobby Stewart. Donna Stone. Joey Lynn Strickland. Donna Sumner. Jenni Thomas. Brad Tucker. Leigh Tucker. Selena Tumlin. Patty Walker. Chad Williams. Chuck Wilson. Erika Wilson. Nykki Willis. Connie Windham. Heidi Woods. Lynn Holton. Ken Hickox. The Future Business Leaders of America is the national organization for all young adults in high school and postsecondary institutions enrolled in business programs. The organizations operates as integral part of the school program under the guidance of school administrators, business teachers, businessmen, and supervisory personnel with the State Department of Education. The activities of the Future Business Leaders of America provide an opportunity for business students to prepare for business and office occupations. 86 Clubs President: Lisa O’Berry Vice Pres: Selena Tumlin Secretary: Shannon Aldridge Treasurer: Roxanne Chapman Reporter: Kristie Dean Parliamentarian: Missy Griffin Where’s the FBLA meeting? FBLA Jam Session Don’t say anything I had a rough night. Clubs 87 Advisor: John Paul Picklesimer Staff Members Editor: Lea King Sports: Mary Lee Timmerman. Chris Thomas. Lynn Helmuth. Bondy Gibson. 88 Clubs Cheryl Butler. Ellen Farr. Karen Rentz. Chris Thomas. Mary Lee Timmerman. Lea King. Chad Goodyear, Leslie Ammons. Terri Page. Lynn Helmuth. Bondy Gibson. Steven Sheer. 1 Ipl? ' ‘V • A ' I •V -r . - ■ '; ’- ' • t « • v • SENIORS! Class Section: Cheryl Butler, Ellen Farr. Terri Page, Mary Lee Timmerman. Lynn Helmuth. Lea King. Chris Thomas, Karen Rentz. and Bondy Gibson. Clubs: Chad Goodyear. Lea King. Ads manager: Leslie Am- Research Analyist: Steven Sheer Theme Section mons STAFF f,ri Being editor of the 1986 HERON ha boon one of th« high point of my senior year. It i a graat honor, and I faal privileged to hava It bestowed upon me. Through working on the annual. I've learned the true meaning of reaponelblllty. The etaff and I have met with a year'a worth of fruatrationa. problema, challenge , laugh , total chaoe. and have been driven to the brink of inaanity. We've had rough time and a lot of fun during the production of thia yearbook. We have discovered that working together toward a common goal can build a atrong bond within a group of people. We have tried to preaerve preciou memoriea and fleeting momenta of the 1985-86 echool year. We hope that each of you find aomething special within these pages. For we have created this “memory book not for oureelve . but for you. the student body of BCHS. It is you that create these special moments, memoriea. and dreams. We hope that you will look back through the pages, travel backward in time, and remember. Combine dedication, knowledge, confidence, and humor, and you have our 1985 86 HERON advisor—Mr. John Paul Picklesimer. Throughout the course of the year. “Coach P.” achieved the seemingly impossible by uplifting crest fallen and discouraged staff members. He opened up new worlds to us—to dark, untouched areas of our minds. He gave us confidence when we were afraid of tackling new challenges. He believed in us and our abilities even when we didn’t. In dismal situations, his light-heartedness and humor uplifted our spirits and made us see that ’’things” were not as bad as they seemed. For all of these reasons, plus countless more, we extend our eternal gratitude to this special man. Thank you. Coach! Mr. Tom Neal is our representative from Herff Jones. He has worked with us very patiently to compile this yearbook. Without Tom. this yearbook would have been difficult to complete. He has saved us countless dollars on mistakes and problems. He has kept us competitive with other yearbooks around the state. Mary Lee works diligently. 90 Staff Mr. Neal gives us the deadline date. “Today is the deadline. Being a staff member takes true dedication. Members often work after school and holidays to meet deadlines. It takes a certain type of person to be a staff member. “Karen, have your pages been proofread? “Yes. Coach, all but the words. Staff 91 Staff members review supplements. Editor checks with members on deadline dates. Copy calls for close attention. 92 Clubs DRAMA ‘there’s no business like show business! ‘Tile Sv ifd toweAiwg o)y Gtetity ... on Chaste bioss iRe Stage Fourteen students participated in the one act play this year. “The Wild Flowering of Chasti- ty or Chaste Across the Stage” By Dutton Foster was a typical melodrama with a hero, damsel in distress, villain, and many other in- triguing characters. Ms. Mary Ippolito lead the group and motivated them to do their best. Much hard work, practice, and laughs went into the production of the play. It was well received by the student body and also placed high at Literary Competition. With it’s funny lines and hilarious characters, the play proved to be a huge success. Cast of Characters Aunt Absinthe Chastity Wildflower Desmond Darkacre Henry Homeward Melody Bopeep Terence Truelung Violet Nightshade Sheriff Tinfoil Georgia Stewart Tiffany Sikes Cornelius Zellous Dean Horne Alicia Harrell Jason Dukes Lea King Chris Thomas Prop People Joey Lynn Strickland Julie Rentz Karen Rentz Wade Griffin Leslie Woffard Stage Manager Mary Lee Timmerman Sponsor Ms. Mary Ippolito Clul 9J Model U.N. members are: Karen Rentz, Leigh Lyons. Mary Lee Timmerman. Lea King, Terri Page, Devant Wainright, Jeffrey Singletary, Chris Thomas. Jeff Crews. Quiz Bowl members are: Leigh Lyons. Joey Lynn Strickland. Lea King, Steven Scheer. Tiffany Sikes. Connie Sweat. Shannon Aldridge. Chris Thomas. Anne Canipe—Advisor. 94 Clubs organization jorvwC fvete Marie Ammons, Shelley Bessing, Janice Boatwright, Gina Clark, Julie Clark, Carla Davis, Tina Doyle, Sherry Durr, Jane Evans, Virginia Greene, Eve Hand, Jeannie Harrell, Michelle Harrell, Lori Harris, Missy Hartley, Melissa Hyers, Janet Highsmith, Tammy Hutcherson, Karen Johns, Dawana Jones, Amy Kelly, Phyllis Lane, Sheila Lane, Theresa Violette, Susan Lee, Cindy Manders, Melinda Melton, Scarlet Middleton, Karen Morgan, Cheryl Mullis, Brenda O’Quinn, Julie Rentz, Michelle Rhoden, Beverly Roberson, Denise Shenefield, Priscilla Sheppard, Vanessa Spikes, Dana Steed ley. Candy Stewart, Selena Thornton, Vicky Thrift President: Carla Davis V. President: Janet Highsmith Secretary: Susan Lee Treasurer: Marie Ammons Parliamentarian: Selena Thornton Historian: Michelle Rhoden Public Relations Chairperson: Lon Harris Projects Chairperson: Janice Boatwright Degree Chairperson: Virginia Greene Honor Roll Chairperson: Shelia Lane Music and Recreation Chairpersons: Melinda Melton and Karen Morgan Advisor: Cindy Ham Brantley County High students have the chance to develop child care skills which can lead them into lifetime careers. It has helped to broaden their scope of vocational courses. Clubs 95 Math Team: Jason Dukes, Leigh Lyons, Chris Thomas, Brian Bosley, Micheal Ann Ray, Lisa Howell, Steven Scheer, Darleen Randolf, Advisors: Darlene Lane, Donald and Pamala Altman. Advisor, Mrs. Darlene Lane has been with the math team for 8 years and has been very successful. She has been head of the depart’ ment since she has been teaching here. Thanks to Mrs. Lane we have had many sue- cessful math teams over the years. mm TER l The Math Team participates in the Georgia Southwestern Mathematics tournament in Americas and the Okefenokee Area Mathematics Tournament in Waycross. The four team members and four alter- nates take a written test, then participate in ciphering matches to add points to the team’s score. For the first time in the Waycross Tournament, a junior varsity team consisting of members Greg Jacobs, Leslie Youmans, Tammy Kersey and Ronda Jo Altman, will compete in the written part of the tourna- ment. These mathematics tournaments promote interest in advanced mathematical concepts. 96 Clubs Sidney Rowell. Stefanie Dubberly. Alicia Harrel. Chip Bullard. Pam Farm. Connie Mercer. Juanita Tayor, Cornelious Zwllous. Rhonda Steedly, Leonard Murphy. 2nd Semester—Earlene Chester. Prudence Pinkney. Ty- rone Waters. Shadrick McMillan. Karen Rentz. Julie Dowl- ing. Patsy Howell. Joey Lynn Strickland. Mary Lee Timmer- land. Cindy Griffin. Neely Griffin. Connie Sweat. Shelia Howard. Treasa Hickox. Joy Wain- right, Lisa Hickox. Amy Ulery, Stacie Drew. Wendy Taylor. Belinda Tacley. Jeannette Whitfield. Kim Thomas. Cheryl Pitman. Becky Dryden. Christy Barber. Connie Mercer, Stephanie Dubberly. Lisa O’Berry. Dana Pittman. Carla Jordon. Pam Farm. Carylon Allison, Paula Dubose. Jane Evans, Rhonda Davis. Darlene Warner. Charlene Zeigler, Cora Williams, Jean Coo- per. Neely Griffin. Pam Lee, Sharon Cobb. Micheal Scott. Julie Dowling. Gretcher Drury. Rhonda Steedly, Pam Lagrear, Be- verly Robinson. Clubs 97 Sindant Council conducts student Rose Griffin. MaryLee Timmerman. Lea King. Terri Page. Kelly Rowell. Jason Dukes. Dawn Nadeau. Tiffeny Sikes. Leslie Ammons, Rebeca Rowell. Joy Wainright, Celia Lee, Stacie Drew. Erica Wilson, Melanie Halligian, Wade Griffin. Stephanie Davis. President: Mary Lee Timmerman Vice Pres: Curtis Rowell Secretary: Lea King Treasurer: Wade Griffin Reporter: Leslie Ammons Parliamentarian: Rebbeca Rowell Fulfilling a vital need in the echool environment, the Stu- dent Council etrivea to create a conducive atmoephere for learning and growing. The main goal of the Council la to repreaent the views of the student body and convey these feelings to the faculty, administration, and echool board. In addition, the Student Council works toward promoting un- derstanding and rapport that improvea school spirit and mor- ale. QndustHaC %ts sftows craft tn ans ( t_p Roy Herrin. Stephanie Griffin. Connie Mercer, Missy Hartley, Sherry Durr, Ronnie Sharpe. John Alford. Wesley Allbritton. Eddie Booth. Reo Buckley, Wayne Cox. Daren Crews, Jerry Daniels, Colt Hand, Eric Hartley. Kenneth Howell, Barry Lee. David Massey. Terry Sapp. Chris Shuman, Craig Strickland. Jamey Tucker, Ray Waits. Michael White. Rene Moore, Jeff Graham. Ronnie Martin. Clay Hartley. President: Roy Herrin Vice Pres: Stephanie Griffin Secretary: Connie Mercer Reporter: Sherry Durr Treasurer: Missy Hartley Sergeant-at-Arms: Ronnie Sharpe The B.C.H.S. Industrial Arts Club is an affiliate of the Georgia Association of Industrial Arts Club. A main purpose of this chib is to foster high standards of crafts- manship. scholarship, and ethics in the area of Industrial Arts. Cluba 99 Karen Rentz. Lea King. Alicia Harrell. Angel Bunkley. Melissa Hires. Brain Bosley. Audrey Rowell. Staci Drew, Cindy Griffin. Chuck Beard. Kelby Lee. Benda Yawn. Mark Lawson. Chris Brauda. Dean Griffin. Delane Brand. Ray Waits. Pam Griffin. Amber Griffin. Hedi Blount. Melendia Lee. Michelle Carter. President: Georgia Stewart Vice Pres: Chris Thomas Vice Pres: Connie Sweat Board Members Include: Jason Dukes Julie Rentz Tiffany Sikes Jennifer Moody Dean Griffin Thanks to Bob Bolan and Michelle Reeves. 4-H advisors 100 Clubs Angie Herrin. Missy Hartley. Donna Stone. Paula Dubois. Sandra Yawn. Hope Griffin. Alettee Hargrave. Tammy Roundtree. Janice Dayle. Melissa Carter, Cheryl Drury, Michele Lee. Jone Evans. Paula Dubose. Holly Hersey, Pam Griffin, Sherry Durr. Drum Major Michael Ann Ray Veronica Arnold. Brian Bosley. Chris Brauda. Angel Buckley. Michele Chesser. Jerome Courson. Tony Drury. Virginia Greene. Dean Griffin. Paula Griffin. Matt Guriy. Emar Har- grave. Carmann Herndon. Beverly Houston. Kenneth Howell. Melissa Hyde. Billy Jen- nings. Patrick Lee. Tina Luck. Connie Mercer, Lynn Meyer. Jennifer Moody. Casey Parrish. Michael Ann Ray, Eric Rowell. Ronnie Sharpe. Leatrice Small. Lee Smith. Scott Studstill, Todd Studstill, Alan Sumner. Charlotte Tom- linson. Jamey Tucker, Leigh Tucker, Lori Vin- son. Jay Wilder. Heidi Woods. Brenda Yawn Getting ready for the game. 102 Band Students await band practice Yes. we are talented aren't we? I think some one’s out of line. The band is al- ways the first to arrive. 106 Football The 1985 Brantley County Herons were a team that labeled themselves the ‘survivors’. The group was a mixture of individuals that only knew how to play as a team. There were some who said they would be lucky to win a game; however, the ‘survivors’ had different ideas. They began a streak of four wins that had enthusi- asts sitting on the edge of their seats. The next five games seemed to be somewhat detrimental to team spirit, but the ‘survivors faced their last rival with tremendous determination and earned a reward, a victory. Even though a 5-5 record has been achieved before, the ‘survivors set some remarkable firsts. Never before in the history of BCHS, have the Herons defeated Ware or Wayne County, 2AAA competitors. Although blood, sweat and tears were shed, the hard work and dedica- tion proved to make the 1985 football season a true success. The Three Stooges. Varsity Football Football 107 Jeff C. studies play action. Blood, Sweat, 108 Football SENIORS ‘We went into the season with a really positive attitude and wanted to have a winning season. We felt we could beat anybody if we played our best.’ Jeff C. makes the extra point. Top: Chad Dowling, John Smith, Jeff Moore, Brian Moody, Garfield Green, Jerry Crews, Reo Buckley. Bottom: Randal Hickox, Jeff Crews, Charles Chester, Rocky Johns, Keith Herrin, Chris Thomas, and Eugene Williams. jk Hey! Wait f 110 Football Leadership is the foundation for all group activities. In foot- ball, this leadership is essential to keep self-confidence, motiva- tion, and ‘spunk' alive through- out the team. As the reality of being a senior is captured by an individual, he realizes that preci- sion team work is needed to make a team ‘click'. The 1985-86 seniors strived to provide the leadership and unified effort, the Herons defeated two AAA teams who had never been de- feated in the history of Brantley County varsity football. Football lll Herons Aug. 30 Herons Herons Herons I lerons Herons 20 14 21 34 11 19 0 7 14 27 Ware Wayne Glenville Charlton McIntosh Pierce Way cross Berrien Irwin Bacon 14 15 13 14 12 36 5' 12 27 20 NO. NAME POS WT GR 5 Keith Herrinq FB 145 12 8 Jeff Moore QB 165 12 10 Dean Horne QBE 156 10 11 Pat Evans QB 155 99 12 Brian Moody E 160 12 13 Eugene Williams CB 160 12 14 Gerald Hall E 210 11 20 Charles Chester PB 165 12 21 Brian O’Neal TB 162 10 23 Bobby Davis TB 140 11 24 Travis Page TB-OB 175 10 31 Chad Williams TB-PB 155 11 32 Curtis Rowell E-CB 150 11 35 Garfield Green TB-CB 158 12 41 Jeff Crews LB 185 12 44 Don Gibson FB 150 10 45 Jerry Crews FB 175 12 51 Brian Hendrix C 155 10 52 Chris Thomas G-LB 155 12 54 Rocky Johns G 150 12 NO. NAME POS WT 55 David Harris C 200 61 Marc Lawson G 100 63 Michael Harrell T 180 64 Scott Fufford G 134 65 Phil Fulford G 150 66 James Chaney C 230 68 Randall Hickox G 195 70 Danny Herrin T 205 71 Leon Johns T 216 72 Reo Buckley T 200 73 Lance Griffin T 230 75 John Collins T 180 76 Greg Cox G 165 77 Tony Gibson T 198 78 John Smith T 175 80 Paul Callahan E 100 81 Mark Nadeau E 173 82 Curtis Tumlin E 100 83 Brett McDuffie E 165 85 Chad Dowling E 185 Gi 11 S 1( 1] 1( 1 1( 1( 1 1 J.V. FOOTBALL c Coach Donald Altman COACH ALTMAN’S COMMENTS: The Waycross game was the most outstanding game as it was our second year in a row to defeat Waycross. Last year we defeated them in Waycross 26 6. This year at home we defeated them 14-0. This was an exceptional win because I coached Waycross before I came to Brantley County. Brantley scored in the first and third quarters. Brian O’Neal caught a 25 yard pass from Pat Evans. The PAT failed. It was 6- 0, Brantley at the half. Brian O’Neal again scored on a 35 yard run and also scored the 2 point PAT to make it 14-0. The defense, led by Phil Fulford, Greg Cox, and Brian O’Neal, had three goal line stands inside the ten yard line. Twice the Waycross drive was stopped on fumbles, once on an interception. Phil Fulford recovered two fumbles. Brian O’Neal had two interceptions. The whole team played well. The next most outstanding game was the Center Jr. High game. I coached with Coach Saunders at Center Jr. and learned much from him. I had not been able to beat him until this year. Center scored first on a 95 yard run to make the score 6-0. The PAT failed. With 1:38 seconds left in the first half, Brantley started a drive. Brian O’Neal scored on a 2 yard run with only 6 seconds left in the half. The score was 6-6 at half time. With 21 seconds left in the game, Brett McDuffie scored on a 5 yard run to make it 12-6, Brantley. Again the whole team played very well. J.V. SEASON 7-0 (undefeated) Waycross 14- 0 Charlton County 22-12 Center Jr. 12- 6 McIntosh County 1- 0 Long County (Varsity) 18-6 Ware County 1- 0 Pierce County 27- 6 COACHES: Head Coach—Donald Altman Assistants—Danny McCoy Frank Bullard Lee Stieve Mike McNeil J.V. Football l 13 HEYHEY!!! The 1985-86 BCHS Cheerleaders had to face many new changes and challenges this year. But to prove that, they tackled each new challenge with much success, they started out the year by winning a spirit stick and being nominated for the Award of Excellence at camp this summer. From there they learned many new cheers, stunts, dances, and pom-pom routines to teach to the student body and fans during both football and basketball seasons. They laughed a little, fussed a little, cried a little, but above all they had fun cheering for the Heron teams. For all of them it will be a long lasting memory of the best year ever for the BCHS Cheer- leaders. ChtrrltaJingj It5 ANTICIPATION!!! FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Captam—Alma Harrell C� -Capiami— Ijari Anar Hineily Strly Griffin •Mb Jennifer Griffin Aajry KautU mb Erika Wilttm I jar a HernJan Wb Tiffany Sikn Sbtm MillumJ BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Captam—lari Am HmnJy C Captam—Ntriy Gnffm •Mb Jtnnifrr Gnffm AaJry Kovel! lOtb Erika Tilttm Ijora Hem Jet I Hi Chttrltading mb Tiffany Sibn Sheer, MilJumJ The 1985-1986 varsity boys’ basketball team began preparing for their upcoming season by attending sum- mer basketball camp at Middle Georgia College. They worked hard, and learned how to combine their indi- vidual skills to benefit the team. The excitement of their first victory rallied the team throughout the entire season. The last-second win over Ware County pro- vided the team with the confidence to uphold the pride of being the first Brantley County team to win ten or more games in four years. The Herons captured second place in the Charlton County High Christmas Tour- nament. In the first round, the Herons once again dominated Ware County to advance to the finals. Although the Herons put up a valiant effort, they fell short of a victory over Camden County in the finals. Two players, Garfield Green and Eric Maefiteld, re- ceived the honor of being chosen for the All-Tourna- ment team. The players were enthusiastic throughout the season and always seemed to have the confidence that they would perform to the best of their ability. Boys Varsity BaskttbaUf 117 Chad Dowling 20, Garfield Green 22, Ken Hickox 3, Bobby Davis 4, Tony Crews 3, Mike Hendrix 12, Michael Gallahan 13, Gerald Hall 14, Phillip Davis 13, Greg Jacobs 11, Eric Maefiteld 23, Jeff Moore 10 Varsity Basketball 118 Boyt Varsity Basketball Z'J'RJtS 'V 7 r ichellt L to R: Coach Bullard. Ashley Jones. Connie Carter. Selena Tumlin. Paulette Sloan. Michelle Tompkins. Sheila Lewis. Dawana Jones. Ida Johnson. Cindy Sapp. Bondy Gibson. Jean Cooper. Mrs. Pack. Juanita Sutton Kneeling: Dawn Sapp and Sharon Cobb 120 Girls Varsity Basketball The efforts and cooperation, of the B.C.H.S. 1985-1986 varsity girls, made it possible for several outstanding victories. The veteran players entrusted experience, while newcomers added raw talent to form a promising team. This was evident in the Ware County game. The Lady Herons were dominant as they defeated the Lady Gators 55-44. The team showed tremendous character throughout the season, even through a few adverse situations. Combining effort, the Lady Herons sacrificed individual pride for the sake of team performance. The team worked hard and enriched their confidence with a loyal bond to one another. Girls Varsity Basketball 121 CCA RijWlL. JENNIFER GRIFFIN. SfANDRA PKKNEY. PAT LAGKfiR. LjV nOwtlNG. REBECCA LEE. MELISSA COLEMAN. MRS fACK. ILSON CELIA U£- KOBE JONEs VALORIUBATTEN. DAfLA HO KitiT Diriuppn jcu ft 4r Iff. iOwRIL JEAN COOPER. ERIKA CONNIE CARTER. STACEY DREW. NOT PIC HIRED: ASHLEE . Girls JV Basketball 123 IRAVIS SCORES L TO R COACH MCNEIL. PAT EVANS. DAREN CREWS. CRAIG MORGAN. CURTIS ROWELL. DEAN HORNE. SCOTT MORGAN. GREG JACOBS. PHILLIP DAVIS. PAUL CALLAHAN. MATT MORGAN. KELLY ROWELL. LANDY HICKOX. TRAVIS PAGE. JAMES GASKINS 124 Boys JV Basketball Playing catch SUFTItALL siit-emi aurs Where’s the ball? Slugger Achievements of the 85-86 Softball team were excelled only by their spirit and determination as they carried high the tradition of Heron pride with a 6-3 Sub-Region record. Sissy Baxley led the dedicated Lady Herons to follow up their spectacular season with a Sub- Region Championship Title. Their tal- ent and sportsmanship also propelled them into 2nd place in the Okefenokee Tournament. The accomplishments of this Championship Team will long be remembered by many. Dawn Waters 2—SS; Sandy Dowling LF-C; Danette Hendrix RF; Stacy Drew RF-C; Melissa Hyers 2-SS; Joey Lynn Strickland LF; Selena Tumlin 3; Connie Carter 2-SS-C; Donna Waters P; Rebecca Rowell CF-SF; Kristie Dean 2-RF; Carla Davis P; Paulette Sloan 1; Lynn Helmuth CF-SF; Sissy Baxley Coach Joey Lynn, one of our graduating seniors, was elected Most Valuable Player. Carla Davis—Senior Lynn Helmuth—Senior Melissa Hyers—Senior It has indeed been a pleasure for me to work with the members of the 1985 Lady Herons Softball Team. Their pride in themselves, their determina- tion to always play their best, their dedication to the sport, and their good sportsmanship are traits that everyone should strive harder to attain. They have served as an inspiration to them- selves and to their coach. I will be for- ever grateful to these young ladies for their presence in my life. 126 Softball N O While we students are here at BCHS expanding our goals, so are the business-minded citizens of Brantley County. With the new projects being un- dertaken by the work force of our county, Brantley seems to be gradually expanding. The new fourlane highway is one example of these projects. In the middle of construction, it has given Nahunta and surrounding communities a new face. Most agree that the highway will bring prosperous business in- terests into our county. c L 0 w N 1 N G D U R I N G B U S I N E S S H O u R S Ads 127 Autographs Congratulations to the Class of 1986 Good Luck Seniors of 1986 Nahunta Drugs Brunswick Pulp Land Company Brunswick Pulp Paper Company Pharmacist—Jim Shaw Nahunta, Georgia Complete Line of Bridalwear Bridesmaid, Mother of Bride, Flower girls and Tuxedos by Mitchells and After Six Queen’s Bridal and Formal Open 10-6 Mon. thru Sat. Betty Warwick (912) 283-1363 2507 Plant Are. Way cross, GA 31501 ■«« Ad. Congratulations Seniors of 1986 d ia'a j Mcademy 0f! Chance 0PM 0Box 427 jVa tunta, 34553 Phone 19121 462-5681 778 - 4494 Classes offered: Tap, Jazz, Ballet, Pointe Autographs 1 Jr Member of Golden Isles Corps De Ballet Brunswick Civic Ballet Alicia Harrell Director— Instructor Good Luck From SouthEastern Bank Folkston, Nahunta, Hoboken, Woodbine Ads 129 Consider an exciting medical career in an innovative hospital -- one that will meet your need for growth and experience. You owe it to yourself...a good life...a great job! For information contact: Personnel Office Glynn-Brunswick Memorial Hospital 3100 Kemble Avenue Brunswick, Georgia 31520 (912) 264-7079 Autographs Compliments of: Compliments of: George’s Discount Drugs “We Care” Nahunta, Ga. 31553 Phone: 462-6500 Compliments of: MANNCO TROPHIES And ARCHERY SHOP P.O. Box 1594 857 Tebeau St. Wavcross, Georgia 31 501 Phone 912 285-3004 Ads 131 Compliments of! Autographs E. Hilton Mo, Clerk Brantley Superior Court P.O. Box 117—Nahunta, Georgia 31553 Janice B. Morgan Chief Deputy Clerk Telephone! Office (912) 462-5635 462-6280 Residence 462-5395 1 132 Ads Brantley County Groceries, Gas Probate Court E JFIash Johnnie E. Crews MFoods Judge Open 24 hours a day for your convenience Autographs Phone Office 462-5192 Home 462-5315 intersection of Hwy. 301 84 Phone: 462-5712 Congratulations Seniors! compliments of: B W Enterprises 1931 Memorial Drive Waycross, Ga. 31501 Phone: 285-7286 Miles-Odum Funeral Home John L. Miles, Jr. Robert L. Odum 130 Screven Are. Way cross, Ga 31501 (912) 283-2525 T T Fencing Co., Inc. Fences of all Kinds carports—patios—storm windows—storage Hilliard O. Thornton Phone: 283-3878 P.O. Box 1296 Waycross, Ga. 31501 Autographs Ware Milling 1250 Albany Are. Jiffy Market Food Store Waycross, Ga 31501 U.S. 301 and U.S. 84 Phone: 283-7880 Nahunta, Ga. Clyde Aldridge Insurance Agency We offer competitive markets for all of your insurance needs.” Complete Coverage For Service with a Smile Call: Home uto Clyde Aldridge: Business Barbara Aldridge: 462-5800 Mobilehome Life Death Darlene Jones: 301 North Nahunta, Ga. 31553 . =a lH Adi Paige’s Minit Market Competitive Gas Prices All Household needs Groceries All types feeds National Video Dealer Hunting Fishing License—Supplies Autographs Corner of 32 301 TT , j j Hours: 6 am-11 pm Hortense, Ga. r Good Luck Seniors of 1986 From Brantley County Telephone Co. Nahunta, Ga. Ads 13 5 Classrings Crawford's Jewelers “Your House of Diamonds” Flanders Shopping Center Phone: 285-7093 Best of Luck to the Class of ’86 Daris Gas Grocery P.O. Box 88 Hortense, GA 31553 Phone: 473-2327 Autographs R.B. Brooker Hardware BEAUTY HUT Styles for men and women P.O. 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Proms ft Dances Beauty Events times shared together ... ♦ ♦ ♦ tender moments ... treasures ... tears ... thrilling instances ... Heads you win. tails you lose. Look Ma. no handsl Born in the USA! Wow! Did you see that guy? 100 yard dash to the bus. I’m crazy for you. Jason, you mustn’t tease me so. So very, very ... Only 6 more hours. 38 minutes, and 45 seconds till the weekend. Comfort and I go hand-in-hand And the winner is ... 142 Closmg ♦ ♦ innocent looks ... images ... ♦ immortal dreams ... illusions ... inspirational memories ... idyllic ... independence ... Which way to Hollywood? Is it alive? A typical bull session? When do I eat again? He smiled at me! These are our good sidesI Ann Canipe, come on downI Closing 143 ♦ ♦ memories of special times ... miracles .. munching on gum ... mixture of personalities ... momentary uncertainties much happiness .. mighty Herons ... mobs in the Darkine lot Feel the beatl My microphone is on the blink. Put your right arm in ... Pure, untouched beauty ... The restroom is which way? It must be a Monday! The gourmet meals are superb! Did you wash behind her ears? 144 Closing everlasting friendship ... enterprising personalities ... energy abounding ... ,, era to remember ... effervescent people ... entertaining ideas ... enticing moments ... endings to an era ... Closing 145 'Do uou remember •.. when everyone ’’dressed up” for school typical Saturday afternoons ... BCHS poetry readings ... ? IPs i rTH , mm: mwVVf mad dashes for the lunch line .. BCHS students leading exciting lives ... new fangled guitars ... when the ’’bad guy” was run out of town ... 146 Closing Through time We can look into the future . . . ie'nomem erV ri ucnriA bod ao em'rt riQvjcnrVT eAutvrt ertA crtn oo nco or bock through the memories ... -